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Oh FL Jss OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOprEniEs
MAINLAND.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


Muy %, 1856
NOTICE hereby given puu-
the Of Conges Of Dad July, 1916 that such stock
deemabe its will be paid the
render certificates thereof 18th Of November when
interest thereon will
This department will continue purchase such prior snd
day redrmpon and viii therefor The following premium
addition 70 the interest accrued the day ofpurrha with
days inter' st for the money reach the vendor:
On such ock Treasury the Isl day OF
June the 3s day Of july inclusive, hal
the specified in the corufcatesj .i.sl
such received between the LIST aud 3st days August,
fourth Of one per cent #s.' x. .s. ......
Of August the
thereon, additional interest only VIII DO
maid " s.s
Certificates under this notice must DO
duly assigned United by the party entitled
purchase prior LIST July the
be stock
holder, such interest will payable heretofore.
And further holders a other stocks OF the Uned
win The petween the LIST
the Of December unless the sum OF
600 shall We previously obtained and will for the same,
addition Oh. day Of the a dividend
money reach
the vendor, the following Of premiums
On stock Of the loan OF 1872 premium Of 10
Of ie47 is6 premium Of 10 per cent?
And stock issued under Of 9th September 1850,
monty called Texan indemnify stock, premium Of can't
Certificates transmitted under this notice should be duly assigned
United party ensd the and
previous The July the current half interest m st
assigned otherwise the interest
half year will be payable him hcrctofore
Payment for all the foregoing stocks will be made by daf on
Boston, New YORK; Philadelphia. a.
the parties entitled to receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May o9-dinl2Nov Secretary OF the Treasury.
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MR.. SUMMERS CONDITION.

The paragraph from the New York Tribune of Monday
confirms the impression have had for time az to
the real condition of Mr. Sumner Instead Of suffering from
the wounds inflicted by Mr. Brooks he Is rng from the
modification Of feeling and wounded pride which have
preyed upon his mind His disease may be regarded Of
moral rather than physical type lie is not devoid OF
scnsbiity and but feel deeply mortified at his
present disgraced position. Ills wounded pride and his
irrcpessble anger and indignation have Frustrated him.
although his wounds have long since ceased disturb
him This is his condition, VIC infer from the Trbunes
statement; ...
ain passing through Philadelphia, Senator Sumner
suited physician there OF approved sk who, careful
inquiry into his pronounced that there symp
Of any organic disease in the BRAIN His pulse
found be regular but low like that Of invalid and his
whole feeble and disturbed. This Is atbu-
ted TO prosson, which he has undergone. The
remedy prescribed for his recovery has been entire and
sbstinsncs from all public duties The physician
did not think he could upon these before September
without serious peril to h' permanent health. Mr. sumner,
however still hopes, by present rest TO become far
stored that may take bis again during this session
Congress- from which he has before been absent sim
gle day for FIVE years tina, he has been senator
"Mr. s. has gono TO the cottage Of friend at the
shore" ..
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full Of the idea stated to you In my previous letters
being candidate for the succession he should not
cept suppose the State Department will then be offered
to Mr. Stevenson, VIA or without Mr. Buchanan. how
ever think the cabinet will be able one and fully eHt
tied TO- and doubtless viii reesiye the confidence Of tbs
nation. .#.....
The truth Is General have never had any very great
respect for Mr. Buchanan and OF late have had
than formerly He did out upon the subject Of
that "bargain, intrigue and corruption charge upon
Mess Clay and Adams 10 1925 as be ought to have done
and as was expected OF him. Besides, have heard him
sdy not more than month ago. thu he did not and had
ceesd there was any truth In the charge This occurred
at Mr. ----s dinner-table, and the remarks ad-
dressed to Judge Mangum, the President of the Senate
But having taken place at the time and place Whs did
have said nothing about 1t to any one .." aaE.a
The writer Of the above extract now an enemy of de-
mocracy well knew at the time that Gen. jackson and Mr.
Buchanan were friends will be from the above
And now again ask why publish the extract from Gen.
Jacksons letter without giving also the letter that called
outf Every must that IL done TO injure Mr.
Buchanan it might nure the consistency and har-
mony OF Gen. acksons whole Of conduct through
life What cared they their ends answered The
public has seem long SINCE that the bargain corruption
and intrigue matter between Gen. jackson aud Mr. Blu
chanan had been amicaby setlledas confirmed by Gen.
Jacksons appointment of him minister Russia his
subsequent recommendation Of him to Others and his APP
prova of him member of President Folks cabinet
In conclusion, permit TO say to generous public
justice to the memory and fame of my venerated father
only induced to appear before them-when what
intended be made OF bis private and confidential
letters written to confidential friends during his lifetime
purely for political purposes and to their ends
at the expense of Gen. Jacksons fame and reputation.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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Horace Greeley told us four months ago. that " Kansas
affairs took The right turn, the republicans could elect their
candidate for President; II not, not.
l... snssanas1 arl'4s Providence Daily Poa.
The fright turn" Of affairs in Kansas which the agi-
tator alluded, civil warl If the collision of sections
in Kansas to result in disorder armed resistance
boodshed and civil carnage the republicans would elect
their President; If not not.
is this conviction that induces the party of which
the Tribune is the head adhere with much tenacy
its Topeka sham constitution and to resist the
Of paccaon and organization which has passed the SEN
ate.
Let the people judge the demagogues--ADany Aygps.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES


lPuDhc ~.
AN ACT obsructions navigation the mouth
Of the Mississippi river, at the Southwest Pass and Pass
Ioutre.
BE enacted BY the Senate and House of Representatives Of
the United States Of America in Congress asscned, That
for the opening and keeping open ship channels Of sufficient
the Southwest Pass and PAS Ioutre, leading from the
Mississippi river into the Gulf of Mexico the Of three
hundred and thirty thousand dollars and the is
hereby appropriated TO be paid out OF money in the
treasury otherwise appropriated and to be expended
der tho superintendent OF tho Secretary of War.
SEC 2 And be Il further enacted, That 1t shall DO the
opening and keeping open of the Aforesaid ship channel
contract and at early day In the session of Congress
to report the OF the work. the amount
complete it, and estimate OF the annual cost Of keeping
said channels open, and contract made shall be limited
to the amount hereby appropriated.
l" the Senate Of the United States, July tn, 1856.
The President of the United States having returned to the
Senate, in which 1t originated the bill entitled An act
distractions TO navigation In the mouth the Mis-
ssppi river, at the Southwest Pass and the Pass Lou
of the constitution reconsider the and
Resoued That the said bill do pass thirds the
Attest AsBURY DICKINs,
Secretary Of the Senate.
In the House :. Rspre'enia'iee, Of the United Stao' July s
1856
The House OF having been notified by the
tons in the mouth of the Mississippi river
the Southwest Pass, and the Pass L0utre had
turned by the President with his objections
ed in reconsider he same
had Resoved That the said bill do pass Of the
Senate agreeing pass the the House Of Represents
slider the said bill, and
Re.ored That the said bill do pass, twothirds Of tn,
House Of agreeing to pass the sane
Clerk House Reps.
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LOG l. N e w 8.

The HERBERT cAsE-The Epenng Star of yesterday says
"Shory after twelve o'clock to-day, the jury in the
Herbert were by consent of counsel discharged there
appearing to be prospect of their being able
upon a verdict @@L
ave learn that the jury stood seven for acquial to five
for verdict of and though there were var-
atoms from these figures In the Of their debera-
ous there at time less than three for verdict Of
maaslaughter. I" s.- @... ..s. =. ..a
"The of the trial is assigned for
when presume there will be another protracted
task to jury 1t Is rumored that evidence is
to be adduced on this new trial"
The following nominations Of various corporation off,
in to the board of aldermen by Mayor Ma
grudcr ut their last meeting
For Commissioner of Washington Asylum.-George H.
Fulmer.
lntendant of the Asylum.-John Il Queen.
Physician of the Asylum-A w. Miller, NJ. ID.
Messenger to Mayor and Registers 0fice-WiAm p
Locke.
Police oaicers-Second district-William II. Tanning
Third district-John W. Reynolds. Fourth distrct-H
Yeatman. Fifth district-Hugh Dougherty and Joseph
Mitchell. . ...
Clerk of Eastern Market-Michael Conner.
Clerk Of Northern Market-R. ID. Spencer.
Wood and Coal Measurers.-Richard Wimsatt and Jo-
seph T. Williams
Measurer Of Grain and Bran--Joseph 2. Williams.
Scavengers-Second district Second Ward-A. N
Clements. Fourth Ward-Ernst Loefier.
Apothecary.-Finh Ward-Martin p. King.
Physican.-Ffth Ward--W. h. Butt NJ. d.
Member Of the Board Of Heaith.-Finh Ward. NJ
Superintendent Of Sweeps--Thrd Wsrd-Adlem Ritter
Second Ward-Thomas Robbins.
The following nominations were confirmed
Clerk Of the Eastern Market-Mchael Conner.
For Scavengers.-A. N. Clements and Ernst Loeffer.
Commissioner Of the Board OF Health for the Fifth
Ward.-Dr. J. NJ Grimes.
Supcrintendsnts Of Swoeps-Adlem Ritter and Thomas
Robbins.
Alta meeting Of the citizens Of Maryland, residing tenn
poray In the District held at the of the Illinois
Club Col H. E. Bateman, Of Talbot county, called to
the chair and Isaac Williams Of Somerset appointed
Rotary. The Hon. James A. Stewart being present
planned The object Of tho meeting, and followed by
Mr. George McNeir the same subject After which, on
notion ii resolved that the persons present organi1s
themselves into Buchanan and Breckenridge Club After
the transaction Of business the meeting adjourned
Thursday evening next at n o'clock in the building
and that all Marylnnders in the District be invited
tend. l. WILLIAMS Secretary.
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I,
from Liverpool the I'd instant arrived here this morning
The Cupsrd steamer Niagara arrived out the 2oh ut
FRANCE.
The only subject Of interest In France the protest Of the
Prince Of Orleans.
Mr. Moore moved In the House Of Commons that the
duct OF the the enlistment question bad not
entitled them the appreciation OF the House. Several
members appealed 10 Mr. Moore TO postpone the motion
he refused The debate proceeded and the Attorney Gene
raj defended the government He said the United States
spatches such might have been expected
nation who anxious to preserve friendly relations
with England Sir NJ Thesger said the British agents had
violated equally the laws Of the United States Of nations,
Mr. Baltic declared that England dsbonored by her
temp seduce the citizens Of the United States from their
allegiance. Sir J. Walsh said that the government
fssed BY not Diminishing Mr.. Dallas that they had done
wrong. Mr. Miner Gibson said Lord Carendon conduct
was insulting towards the United States government and
the American people should understand that the British
pie did support the ministry therein. Mr.. Gladstone
conended that the most bsmeable feature the conceal
ment observed towards the American government for which
Lord Clarendon and Mr. Champion equally blame
Other members spoke In similar strain. Sir Geo. Gray
Mr. Phimors the Solicitor General and others defended
the government The debate continued for two days.
and the government was sustained BY msjor,y Of o..
Three Day. La,er from Earops.Arrcoi Of The yiagara
HALIFAX, July l5.-Tbe Cunard steamer Niagara with
Liverpool dates of the sh arrived hero this afternoon The
news by her Ia unmportant.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton has declined ll6 d. for the weeksses OF 900
bales including sales spectators Of 900 and exporters
10 oOo Orleans middlng, s. The market closed quiet
The Manchester advices favorable. Bresdsuas have
declined shade during the week, with small speculative
demand. The westher has been favorable for agricultural
purposes Flour has declined ltho decline being chiefly
the lower grades whest has declined 3D. Corn hs de-
clined u.
Beef and pork dull Bacon IL firm Lard l. firm and
holders demand an advance.
Common rosin, as. ....
# Iorpov mAssErs.
The iron market |. dubar iron in wsss quoted At Z,
as; rails twsles) At ASK Scotch pig at ".
The money market 10 unohsngcd-consols for money are
quoted at ess s5. American stocks hgber-Unit.d
States stock. have advanced.
much better impression prsvs respecting the chance.
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NOTCEA persons having nssinsi esAcs
~ Auditor of the Tt Coz the Posi- Once
uoney black boot binding OF other connsent
he sby nahed snd requested promptly the
dupcs,-f properly rerpsed four days before
NTH IN order that they be incuid
ssrn,s of the month In which
srvi payments map be delayed hs eno nett ding
month ~, r. LINDSAY,
July ll-dswh Disbunsng Clerk,
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city, yesterday nornas asr and painful illness.
Mrs MARC tRET ANN THOMPSON, the dear b.inved W q ~
wiLax a. Tnosrsor. and the daughter 81 masssssr DtLksy
Her friends aud respectfully invited attend
her funeral Of mother, c.
Thirteen snd ahsf this afternoon,
u Iest Sun I Phila. Ledger please copyl
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pnnnTtSg-rREsr for sale. eherp for MA dnubs
cylinder Hoe PRINTING good running
the pr.ss upon which the Washington non newspaper
printed Apply a. mi, efce,
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ruE u.der.,gn.d, Tor several ,e.,. p.., on, ,.I

udns sr 70 the department u sste respectfully no' his
he public the against
reign
panrh. french. Portuguese, and Italian. Gent
the ~ claims foreign other
wise, and requiring faithful and reliable ansuons leg d"ca
such lard tite, eanis, will hpd,
Of fidelity In
yendion technical phrases which
alone Publishers Union
obtain ansIsicns of esn boks literary legal ~
ao End II interest apply the undersigned rely
T. FIrzeERALp TAsrsTRo,
$40 street, between ioh and lin, Washington city, D. C.
June 2t-diy
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To Druggists and the People.

~ EVVPTN'
You hereby cautioned uni Of Dr. DC
era hs .Eiectnc O !" sha any party who
copyrighted bs This trenune) Electric OH has tho
mayor Camden Of piles ao, Hon. Jobh VIII
Huntingdon Hon. kiingsurh, lwh m II took "a his
ihap 100 L. thiidehis
published Phladepia Ledger.
Phisd-lpha would
guilty OF rascaiy of couBteitng in Barrsburg Pa
John wyehn the we'll ksown drug list there caused the ar
mprtsJnm.nt Valentine imila
OF this valuable remedy, ...s
.r.s rHiLAprLPuiA, May S, 1855.
To ts People and Druggists throughout fhe United Slater
Lst OF cures by Electric OH Joe Free West
Philadelphia rheumatism Mr. Rodenbok, Montgomery
span Mrs. Ogden, No. $50 FOURTH fam
nation Of sowei Mrs Maryland Provide shingles and eaked
VIM Spence, Chestnut feion neural ia
Henry Csmpb Lower Marion, Of burns and scarlet ev and
eighteen others. -.
or Every druggist only genuine Electric oil 10
proprietor his old ofiss which
orders be addressed 70 procure the genuine
Prof CIAs. DE GRATH,
Old once, south So e near he nut.
For sale by CHARLLs srofT,
July loft Wasripgton, D. G.
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once Commissioners Ca,,fornis War Debt,
Washington, July e. 1850.
TO boIder Of of afoLi- All per
bonds of Csliorn hereby
prsecnbls
s.unE addresses, the and
sAM,i. n. SMITH,
j. w. DENVER.
July io-dlw Commissioners Calforbia w,r Debt.
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Markets

New YoRK, July l5-Cotton is frm-saes Of 600 bales
Flour irreguiarsales of 900 barrels Wheat has de-
clined centssaes of e. 900 bushels irregular
sales of So 900 bushels Pork is frmsales of $50 barrels
$50 81. Beef is arm-sales Of 200 Chicago
repacked SILL Lard is of 400 barrels l2A
Whskey Is frm-saes Of 400 barrels-Oho, cents. Cof
fee is frmsaes Of 1000 bags--Rio, M Sugar is
Srmsses Of 500 hhds Muscavado, ~ s cents Spirits
turpenne Is frmsaes Of $50 barrels at 37 cents Rosin
is inactive. Rice dulsales Of 100 tierces AZ
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General Houston, Of Tens reached Washington day be-
fore Yesterday, and has taken rooms at Wizards Hotel
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Public 35.l


AN ACT making appropriation for deepening the chan
mel the 81. Clair fats In the State OF Michigan.
De enacted by The Senate and House Of Rsprssenaive,
The Unied States Of Ameron IN Congress amended That
the OF forty We thousand dollars be- and the
hereby appropriated Tor the purpose Of deepening the chan
mel the st. Clair fats, In the State Of Michigan.
Ia Senate Of hs Uraed STATE. J9iy7 7. 1856,
The President United States having returned TO the
Senate In which Il orgipsted the bill entitled "An act
king appropriation for deepening the channel the ST.
Clair fats In the State OF Michigan with his objection
thereto the ense proceeded In pursuance Of the
ton, 70 reconsider the and,
svsd That the said bill do pass wo-thirds OF the Sen
ate agreeing 10 pass the same.
Attest AsBURY DIoKISs.
Secretary Of the Senate.
4. ia House Of Representative. Of The U.ited States. Jsy
Sch, 1856,
The House OF Representatives having been notified by the
Senate the bill entitled An making approprs-
ton for the deepening the channel the 81 Clair Hats
the State Of Michigan had been returned BY the Pes
dent with his objections 10 the Senate, in which ogins
ted and that the having proceeded In
the constitution reconsider the same Resoved That
the said bill do pass thirds Of the agreeing "a
pass the same the House Of Representatives proceeded
Of the constitution reconsider the said BILL and
Resolved That the said bill do psss, twothrds OF the
House Of Representatives agreeing 70 pass the same.
Attest WIN. CULLOM
Clerk House Reps
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MOTTO "a ri teacher Is desired NJ ubd"nhted quRhra
ton and character, OF middle 4, old"
and take charge OF family. Apply The sdIerI
July l5-dlwif
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Arrest and Release of a Defaulier.

Toronto, July l6-Rchard Metcalf House, alias Richard
Stanford Graves brought before the chief justice Of tho
court OF common pleas, under tho Ashburtn ertradoa
treaty, charged with being deauer to the State Of Mis-
sissppi to the amount Of nearly 100000 He formerly
Of that State but has been resident here for IF
years. After full examination, he discharged the
judge holding that the treaty does not provide for embezze
pent House has been magistrate here for years. and
considerable property.
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Of thu settlement Of the estiDg American dcatiss and
trade. 1N s t s@.f.# #... Z. (. &. ~.
bill now In Parliament permitting the dstatiOn from
rice.
In France the customs tariff Is postponed till the
session. Emperor Napoleon ID now at Plombers. The
meeting between the Emperors will take place in July
Mannheim.
The Spanish riots over but there apprehensions
of another. squadron Of eight vessels announced to
sail from havana against Mexico.
Denmark apprehends new troubles with Holstein.
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AN ACT making appropriation for deepening the channel
the fats Of the 81 Marys river in the State OF Mich
igan.
Be enacted by As Senate and House of Representatives.
of e United States Of America Congress assembled That
the Of huJdred thousand dollars be, and
hereby appropriated towards deepening the channel Of
st. MAry river in the State Of Michigan the west
mel through Lake George, according the Cap
tain Mscomb Of the typographical corps communicated
the Senate In the report Of the Secretary Of War dated
nary eighteen, eighteen hundred and fifty five Proridd
That the dredging machine purchased for the
therefor at the discretion Of the Secretary Of War; In the
Improvement Of the st. Mary's river or strait.
In the Senate Of the United States, Juiy, 7h. 1856,
The President Of the United States having
Senate In which II originated the bill entitled An act
king appropriation for deepening the channel the
fs OF the St Marys river In the State Of Michigan, with
bis objections thereto the Senate In pursuance Of
the constitution, 20 reconsider the ZANE; and
Resolved That the said bill do pass thirds OF the Sen
Attest AsBURY DICKENS,
Secretary Of the Senate.
IN The House Of Representatives, Of the Unitsd States. July
sh, 1886.
The House OF Representatives having been notified by the
Senate that the bill entitled An making an
deepening the channel the Eats OF ST. Mry
river In the State OF Michigan had been returned BY the
President with bis objections TO the Senate In which II
originated and that the Senate having proceeded pursu.
OF the constitution TO reconsider the same, bad Re
solved That the said bill do pass t~o-thrds Of the Senate
agreeing pass the same" the House OF Representative
proceeded In pursuance Of the constitution, to reconsider
the said BILL and
House Of Representatives agreeing TO pass the same
Attest WIN. CULLOM,
Clerk House Reps
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NOrICsA persons having bills against either Of the oces
Of the Comptroller Of the Treasury, The Communism u
CUSTOMS hid Fourtn and fth hudt the Treas
United RrRter solicitor
and the Light house 10 I'd, ank
binding Other contingent rrpenses, hereby nohsd
promptly IN gu "
propy csiped day. before tho end Of monh
disbu,sinf
which oh~rwiss
may delayed end of suecs a mou
J. ID. COLMiSNlL,
Iuly s-d9wf birbur-inr Clerk.
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Napal hteHgeaes.

- NaraI InleuigeHef.
NIw YoRK, July l5Ths United States figate Potomac,
Com. PauldDg arrived hero to-day from Key West the
Tth instant. ...y
The scopofwar Saratoga spoken the 9TH at Tor
tugas bound to the Caribbean All board WELL
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Approximations ss0ooo, Of 600 esch Of $50
s2opoo. of $500 To sl6o0o. q 500 70 5000,
Whole tickets alo--hsives Ss-qusrer 81 50.
Prizes cashed ght at per cent discount
Bills IN all par
drawing known
Communications aadressed DON RODRieUEZ
posi- Charleston, South Carolna) uni the aad Of july viii be
.ttend-d 70. II
May s-d'ms
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My GKSxRAL: Your two confidential and very In
teresng letters Of the 4th and 9th instant have been re-
ceived and disposed Of requested am happy 10 say
that entirely satisfied and is Mr. Blair with the
gentlemen who IL is supposed will constitute the new cab
met Mr. Blair and myself both think II doubtful how
ever whether Mr. Buchanan will accept upon the terms pro-
posed he should not be appointed unles he does as he
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BY TEL &c q II A PH.
lrripdl of ne Canadian.

QuKBEC, July l5-The Cunsrd steamer Canadian,
from Liverpool the I'd instant arrived hero this morning
The Cupsrd steamer Niagara arrived out the 10Th ult