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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

NORFOLK Arr Aprl 9, schr Sprsy. from n. nYor. ss
P,;.rbuIg wia loss Of forems. The ship Ass dns lCD
LNerpoo for City Pont, Ii IN st Hampton Ro.ef
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TO ARRIVE.

The Havana steamers this port on the d IN i ~
and T,h of sach onh and Charleston, O. on NJ Sh aug
sh Returning they here respectively on the Sn wa
aud 18th and ya Chseston the 10th and Sst of oeeh men
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
sUPERIOR COURT-G.srEiL T'hx-Aprr
SPECIAL ORDER.

On Saturday, April 49, a. II o 'lock s. m, tie lfi.i
Calender will be- cad through II sc whIca zoe pm
"a Tis Term is held fr The p7rPose o: 'e'ci 'nch
inrv b. tried within a. Sch osses vii be ps on
spscial Caepda Ttey vii conis' no e na ariag on
contract brought for The 'ogery o money oily 81,
., -, ,yaNe within time .s,ed 50 NJ n "i n
ls .eet Of the April Tenn BE- tired for ne p
viii be d.yo,ed The :l Of the causes on the Sp,A
be v are disposed day csseudsr WI be nsie lp 81
.4es sLen from General Trial Cslstdsr a. ne
soe which ached wheu the trial of The s
t.'s tss. 80 eenr,e,ceS GYO T. maxwell Clerk.
syECf.L TERM-Apr s-Befo.e Jndse BoswosTh-DfcI.0N.
B-idgenan agt. Lewis et a..-Case settled ard lsf;
with the Special Term C..rk.
Before Judse PiIRBEpoSr. .
Simmons sgt De Bsne.-Csse setledi hot Oh
granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

sIPRTMT COJJRT-CH.sBEss.-ApRIt p seiore Judge
CLERgr.-DEcsioE g,
Robert Taylor agt. Dudley Per'se'-Ao'ion d'nied
with & 10 eosts
COURT OF GENENAL SESSIONS - IHuRsD"-Eef''e
the Hon. Recorder BARyARp.
Oscar W. Thomas Mason Thomas, alias Msscn
spAud,g ssgDed day before the kecorde c1ers y"
three With tduspprg O, lvegne 10 Eid1ap re-
olored man. In this CITY he month Of February last sng
hm city Of hinond Va en1 there selling him Save
dse stuart M dgvik the Assistant District Attorney
dlcd :he proc cuo2 TIE negro George Anderson "
name ed she stand bot be proved 20 Se nearly an id
and could po De nds stapd the nature o oath O
his testimony could not be tst,n Mr. Raglan o re'
burg d.posed Tbs. he puch ed the negro a. Hchrnond OF
the defendant paying 800 FOR him. M Davis OF the same
place testified that he he sale and recognized re
atjs Other wnetsss eroved hs. Anderson free negro
and resident In ts city Inc o ne prose
ca.icn brough close to-day sod M Chated opened
r the defence adjourned till % morrow a. N.
who has hs hands than be csn wei s:nd 70
compelled to hold sitting the FsEs ana smith case fr
tive 70 the aes red fra ads in the Control eT's Office
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Nv Teiexraph.

op.n,iv Of cotton landed from the steamship G. VIA
discovered 10 b. on yesterday afternoon. n
suned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

TIE COUNTY ISsTITUTIoSs.-At the mee.ing of toe
the Poor Wednesday he'd G. Fabrsh
Or John " Lansug Reside Physician Of the Koss
Luustic Asylum his aion 70 take eect the 7h
of May Mrs Jsns Ann Brewer hstror Of 'be SnI.e IKE
wse her resignation, to take effect on the 5;h o. May
Betn resguttons accepted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

ILLreAL VorryG.-John White a resident OF the
Fou,.h Ward arrested Wednesday for voting eey ir
he Fifth Ward He was held 20 by Justice Bs,hey
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! RIBUTY OR,KEsPxm.

s~ asss. 4ass 6fxf 0ffc HAZE r.
: 'sas { - 2 As "a 3 8 NDy. 4lfk 1859
WH.4Ee IS The pp,es sqyiisst - ben esllsd
fupon, in the course d A Af-wias Pspldence to-
mourn the death Of pss so its tFneet saitap1lest
nfefhbSf whose high intellectual Ae54a0w sztnts,
manly virtues, md generous md extensive benevo-
hence of feeling and ccnduet hase cndes1ed him to
Ill who knew him 'e4..-. ~ : az
7,as 7Xerytorsssosss That in the death Of Ed6sxd
L Jones, we recognize and lanent the irreparSble
loss Of 9 warm friend, and kind companion, whose
constant and unremittng efforts were always direc-
ted to the extension Of the spirit Of kindness and
charity among his associates and fellow students
Resolued That as members of the Dialectic Socie-
ty we feel that bright example is taken from us,
whose life and exertions, while with US, were devo-
ted to the realization and illustration of the senti-
ment of our motto, " Love Of virtue and science"
Resolred That we would mingle our sorrow with
that of his parents and relatives, while We would
earnestly point them for consolation in this Attic
ton, to the tender mercies Of Him, in whose hands
we have trusted him, and in whose bosom we hope
he has found repose.
ResoIced That in testimony of our respect for his
memory, and of the darkness which his death has
thrown around us, we wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days. -
Resolred, That copy of these resolutions be sent
to the parents of the deceased, and to the Watch
man and Salisbury Banner, Iredell Express, Raleigh
Standard, Greensboro Patriot and University Mag
azine with the request for publication.
GEO. G. McCONNAUGHEY,)
JOHN w. MEBANE }-Committee.
FRANK D. STOCKTON,
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Mr. SrEvENsoN's SuccEssoR.-As has already been
announced, w. j. Houston, Esq, ofDupiin County,
has been elected by the Legislature to succeed Geo
S. Stevenson Esq, Solicitor for this Judicial Dis
trict, the latter gentleman declining reelection.
Mr. Stevenson has held the Office for several years.
and as far as have been able to ascertain has CIV
en- universal satisfaction We learn that he intends
in the future to devote his entire time to the civil
docket. Mr.. Houston serves, during the present
session, the people of Duplin in the Senate branch
of our Legislature He has served, we believe the
people of his county, in both branches Of the Leg
slature heretofore, which position he has gained
for himself an enviable position. Mr.. Houston is
ripe scholar, clear lucid debater and has the re,
putation of being good lawyer We are satisfied
that the Legislature could not have made better
selection, or one that would have given more salts
faction to the people of the district.-Daily Pro-
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

DALECTIC HALL, Nov. 9th.
WHEREAS, it has pleased God in his all-wise dis
pensation to remove rem earth by the hand of death
our fellow member, DR.. Joel d. Battle in the midst
of his usefulness as Christian citizen; therefore,
Resolred, That the>Dalectic Society deeply de-
plores the loss of one of its members around whom
so many bright and manly virtues shone with so
much splendor. ~
Resoloed That while this sad and melancholy
event has greatly panied our hearts, We earnestly
sympathse with his bereaved parents and relatives
and offer heartfelt coincidence to them and to
his afflicted and desolate widow.
Resolued That in joining the distressed train of
mourners and mingling our tears with theirs, we
would entrcat them to look to Him who does all
things in mercy, and does foreordain all things for
good
Resotred, That copy of these resolutions be en-
tered upon records and be sent to the family of
the deceased to his bereaved widow and also to the
Raleigh Standard, Goldsboro Tribune Greensboro
Patriot and University Magazine, with request
that they be published
M. H. PINNIX,
j. A. SLOAN, Committee.
j. L. GAINES,
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A correspondent of the Newbern Daily Progress
from Knston, writes: .f-
81 have nothing of interest to communicate to
your numerous readers, with the exception of NE
Boone Fortune. It has created quite an excitement
in these diggins Pleasure carriages can frequently
be seen passing to and from our poor house, loaded
with the aristocracy of Lenoir, paying homage and
extending the right hand of fellowship to General
James Boone; and am informed, bidding the old
soldier to participate for the future in their circle
Said Boone was pauper in the county poor
house, and woke up one morning to find himself
rich from legacy. What commeftaxysis the above
paragraph above upon wealth and poverty .-k5ay.
CGroliniGa. o. =, "a - - e
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HOLDEN { WILSON, srAr.I p.1.,.,..

SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD IL conducted strictzv
upon the CASH syas. U papers discontinued the
ezpssatio" Of the time ~hiea they Aa0e been paid Sub.
scre'* a0iU be notified FOUR their time is out
oy CROSS MARX o" their paers and unless the subscription
is rsesced the paper sOM be discontinued THIS is rule
from schch there soiu Be dparar Watch for tile cross
marx, and rene,o your subscription
Weekly Standard 81 per annu,n, in adonnce
Semi Weely (ncuding the 7ri- Weekly during the Ses
81 NJ "a annuna, in aduunce
- Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office fom we'll as the one to- which
they desire the change to be made.
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Comm ittee.
LATER FROM. EUROPE.

Arriral Of the Europa-UnusuaUy Quick Trip
The Pope Still REFUSES to Gire up the JeacisA Boy
Cotton Improved.
HALIFAX, Nov. 29-The Cunard steamship Euro
pa with Liverpool dates to the 2Oth Saturday has
arrived
Her news is meagre No tidings has been recciv-
ed the other side of the Indian Empire then out
month or more.
Frederick Bruce, brother to Lord Elgin, had been
appointed Minister to Pekn.
France was sending reinforcements to Cochin
China.
Count Persigny had been appointed President of
the Commission to consider the question of negro
slavery.
Robert Owen, late Minister to Naples, is dead.
The new Great Eastern steamship company had
been formed and duly organized. 1t would take
100000 pounds more to finish her.
The French figate Neophyte had been lost near
Cadiz.
The French reinforcements had been sent to Chi
ma in consequence of the obstinate resistance of the
natives.
Letters from Rome state that all the great Catho-
lie Powers had addressed remonstrances to the Pope
and requested him to release the Jewish boy Morta-
ra The Pope replied that the boys return to his
parents was impossible -.s.-.
Later intelligence has been received from India.
The ex-King of Delhi had beenj ent under Gs-
cort to Calcutta. '-''-
An explosion had occurred at Kur1achee Arsenal,
destroying million pounds of ammunition.
COMMERCIAL.
Liverpool, Nor. 2O.-Cotton improved an eighth
on the week, but confined principally to middling
qualities. Sales $4,000 bales-speculators 4.5QO; ;
exporters 1000 bales Orleans Fair 7s middlihg
Z 3-16ths; Uplands Fair u Middling g.. Holders
offer freely. Market closed steady Stock in port
332, 900 bales including 247, 900 American
Breadstuffs dull Flour very dull, but steady
Wheat dull and quiet. Corn very dull at last quo
tations. Beef slightly declined. Pork dull. Ba-
con heavy. Sugar quiet but bouyant. Coffee firm
Rice steady: Common scarce at As. I'd: 4s Id
Fine - to It's. Spirits Of turpentnc dull at 39l
4Os. Rice advanced Cd. Carolina 10 POI
Money easy. American securities improved de-
mand. Bullion increased 136, 600 pounds Consols
SO 98s.
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The LEGISLATURE.

All the elections having been disposed Of with
the exception of Trustees of the University and the
Committees having commenced to report bills back
to the two houses, the work of legislation is now
proceeding without obstruction, and several meas
ures of much public interest have been discussed
Our Reporters have presented interesting sketch
es of Tuesdays and Wednesdays proceedings, to
which we invite the attention of our readers
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Mr.. Wiley's majority,

This is handsome and deserved tribute to a
faithful public servant 1t is also an assurance that
the people of the State, speaking through their
representatives, take deep interest in their Com
mon Schools, and intend to keep this great cause
separate and apart from and above party feelings
and party action.
Mr.. Wiley never belonged to the &C American !"
party. He was at one time an active member of the
Wing party; but since his election to the important
office which he now holds, he has taken no part in
the political conflicts of the day. Party has moth
ing to do with his work, and he has nothing to do
with partv
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Post Office Regulations at Raleigh, N. C

NORTHERN MAIL closes at A. NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL via. r. G. Il. R., arrives daily at
4 p NJ. Except Sundays)
EASTERN MAIL Ola. GOLDSBORO, arrives daily at
A. closes at 3 z. NJ
WESTERN MAIL arrives daily at p NJ, Except Sun
days)-ciOses at z A. n. "-=-sst
FAYETTEVILLE NAIL arrives daily at A. M-clOses
at =. M.
NASHVILLE NAIL arrives N nday, Wednesday and
Friday at p. M.-closes da,> at 8 pm.
ROXBORU MAIL arrives Eric y at 6 A. H. closes
- NJ
OFFICE HOURS from 91s A. ". tosP NJ.
4f,.., CLIO. T. COOKE, p. N.
November 90 1858.
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Hoes-A drove of 2s4 hogs passed through this
place on Wednesday last, owned by Mr.. Fielding Of
Tennessee. The price asked was centA gfoas.-
They were carried to Ansoo county.
Charlotte peaocrat.
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M IE0ice

No Choice.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. SO.-Therc has been no
choice for Senator On the last ballot, Adams fell
to forty and Keitt of course, up to twentyone.
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Superintendent of Common Schools

On Tuesday last Rev. Calvin H. Wiley was re-
elected by the Legislature Superintendent of the Com
mon Schools of North-Carolina, by the following
vote:
Calvin H. Wiley, of Guilford, 141
R. P. Warning of Meeklenburg, 10
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP.
IN pication will be made tho Legislature Of North
Carolina, now in session, to the County Seat of
Watauga county to more central point than it now oc-
cupies
November so, 1858. 99-;m.
N1OTICE.-APPLlCATI WILL BE MADE TO
IL the present session of the General Assembly for
charter the limits Of the corporation Of the
of Goldsboro, in the county Of Wayne 81
November 20, 1858. -. ,ttds1S 4..kfx .ssp 49-lm.
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ToBAcco-This staple is being brought from the
country in considerable quantities in loose State
The prices obtained are very good. There are few
better tobacco markets than Petersburg.
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az The Washington correspondent Of Forney's
Press says that the statement that Judge Douglas
sshas offered terms to the administration is weak
and shameless invention"
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AUGUSTA, Nov 3O.-The Mobile Mercury of t.
day. says that most of the Nicaragua migrants arc
still in that city, but are getting FESTIVE.
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~ Prof Lanier, the American Horse Tanner,
is now at Yarborough's HOTEL in this City, for the
purpose of teaching the art of tanning horses or Of
subduing any horse given to bad or vicious habits
G;uo hin, a call
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

In PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF THE.CQURT
IL If Pleas and Quarter Sessions Of Wake county, BALL
eel! the premises on the 9Th day Of yapur next
PubIc Vendue the tFact which the late John H.
Pulen lived situated on Beaveram creek no Wske county
adjoining the lands of s. Il. Whitaker Willis Pullen and
Others containing about hundred subject how
H. Pule6 decd. e f77.ss - ~ ssz ~
A credit of nine months will be given
p -. =, ISAAC d. ROGERS. Admir-.
December /. 1853. s. S9-td.
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w The next session of the Presbyterian Sync
of North Carolina is to be held in Wilmington 9
the I'd of November 1859. San
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Is ~ Bank 81 the State or NORTH Carolina.
A DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT H44 THIS
IA day been declared the CAPITAL Stock Of this Bank
out Of the profits for the last sx at the
Principal Bank the first Monday IN Iapay pext and
- ''' - ''''''- '''''' ~ g. DEWEY, CASH
Ralaiab. Dec /. 1858, 99-l4t,
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MASTER AND SLAVE.

anu slave, were ny US W
ers two years ago We have been requested by
several ii lential gentlemen residing in this Dis
tric and who are large Shareholders to reproduce
them, in the hope of bringing about at least some
of the necessary reforms.
While defending peculiar institution from the
assaults of fanatics at the North we in danger
of allowing evils to grow up among ourselves from
mere neglect, which may, in the end, be more de-
structive than any efforts of our protested enemies
There none among us who propose to act
with view to the ultimate emancipation of the ne
gro race All experience has shown that the black
and white cannot live together upon the same
soil, on terms of equality. The black man must be
the slave of the white man. whatever relation the
laws may establish between them. He must either
be controlled and provided for by master, who has
property in his labor or be oppressed and abused
under the name of freedom, by the unprincpled and
selfish, who have no interest in his welfare. The
more entirely the slave is dependent upon his mas
ter, the closely the interests of the two are
linked together-the better it is for both. The
slave should be made to feel that his welfare is in
voved in his masters property, and that it Is his
true interest to serve him honestly and faithfully
The most faithful and at the same time the happi-
est servants, are those who feel that they have
property in all that belongs to their master. His
goods, his family, his reputation, are IN certain
sense theirs to be kept and watched over with UNI
wayering faithfulness. We have among Us many
interesting examples Of this kind but we fear that
the number is decreasing. The faithful old servants
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sion, to postpone the bill to allow time for examine
ton. s. -
Mr.. Gorell Therefore moved TO lay the Bin % the
table Agreed to
A message from the House proposing to, print the
report OF the Adjuhnt Generah Concurred inA
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, the Senate adjourned till
IL o'clock tomorrow - =
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~ Marmaduke Williams, Esq, of Chatham
has handed us a ear of corn, well filled, and the
largest we have ever SEEM It is about thirteen
inches in length. Mr.. w. informed us that much
of his crop was of ears of this length
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YELLOW FEVER NOT YET ABATED.-We regret to
learn from the New Orleans papers, that the yellow
fever has not yet entirely abated in that city The
heaviest rosts do not SEEM this season. to have their
accustomed power the pestlence, since even in
Mobile there still lingering traces of it left The
deaths from the disease in New Orleans for last week
uunra larnelu over half a hundred
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OF COMMONS

I HOUSE OF COMMONS.
At II O'Clock, there being no clergyman present,
the Speaker called the House to order without
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ent Legislature.
The bill to establish new county by the name
of Allegheny being read,
Mr. Gentry stated it was question of great i'm
portance to the people of Ashe they had looked for
it for years with great interest The only difficulty
in the way of the establishment was the want of the
requisite population to entitle them to two men,
bers. But this difficulty was entirely removed by
the emigration from the neighboring counties of
Virginia, where the increased value of the lands
left the people unable to purchase them, and they
crossed the line into this State. To show the in
creased population, he quoted from the returns OF
the number of voters in Ashe county in the guber-
material elections for the last six years. The votes
polled in 1850 were 1850, in '54 1921, 49, 1442,
'58 1920, which at the usual estimation is at least
$500 over the amount of population required for
one member In Wiley's report on common schools
there are only three counties that have more
children at the public schools His object was not
to increase the representatives the next apportiOn
ment would not take place till 1872, but he asked
them to grant relief to the citizens of the county.
Mr.. G. then entered into statements showing the
long distance to be travelled going to the court
house. and showed that the line as laid out in the
bill would leave the old courthouse in the centre O
Ashe county. He hoped the House would permit
Mace them within reasonable distance of the citi
zens of the county who had at present from 30 t.
| Is miles to travel to attend court. Mr.. Gentry
| smoke at much length, and made very impressive
speech in support of the bill ,.,,
Mr. Kerr, considering this very important bill
that should not be decided in a thin house, moves
an adjournment of the debate till to-morroF.-
Agreed to by vote of 45 to A.
| The House then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-25
OF New Arkansas and Texas Land %.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ArCRpAY, April "a, l6bS.
CoU-Sales Of To- 900 q, 000 bushels a TIC 78c.
74s for common TO good white, and 76o. 76kc. for
yellow.
was steady with sales at yesterdays quotations
flour The market inactive, " lille prices
without change Of moment The sales embraced 900
5000 bbs, including common 70 good State At - 20 a
- sb, and extra n 81 80 q 81 80.
HIDES There has been a fair demand this week. The
return shipments OF IS 900 from Europe hss
limited the demand though Buspos Ayres and Rio Grande
held firm. notice sales OF 10 800 dry Buenos Avres
and MOnevideo at ESQ.,, Elk months; 900 Rio Grande
24c six months; 9, 500 Ornocos It &c. six months.
LARD sold ct IL 10.
LEATHER has been in good demand at full prices. Re
ccpts Of ~ 200 hemOek $500 oak sales Of 81 600 hem
LOCK 10 800 oak stock Of 104 900 hemlOck % 500 oak
Pork again higher and active, with sales of aboat
1000 bbs mess at $40, with prime the spot and 70
rive at 4l6 so.
TAuOw-sales Of about 10 900 lbs were made n 101c
TOBACCO kentucky Ia quiet but hrm; the large arrivals
Of Spanish tOb readily absorbed II full price,
The sales emb aced AZ hhds Kentucky 1t l0mc l2c
100 bales Yare p t.; 60 cases seed leaf 1870 2)c.
wHEAT-Spa sa1ee Southern white at 81 Is, Kentucky
do. at 81 AZ, and red Southern ct 81 Is 81 a.
WHIsKEY leo q 200 bbls. were sold at 20hc.
WooL--Our report last week was overlooked In our
office and did not appear. There was more inquiry the
part Of the week and considerable sales fleece
and pulled changed hands, The present week CLOSES with
less inquiry, with respectable sales for the times
They Of 1870 coo 40 900 lbs fleece mostly for
cash. the prices for several parcels not made public,
but wi hin the range Of quotations. 100 0c0 los pulled
The sales of foreign woods have been very small there
being little or inquiry; II bales damaged Cordovs we're
sold 1t auction the 2st inst 9Hc 70 llc and 10
bales Rosario at NC tO6kc. cash.