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COMM 10 N r g. SALE OF REAL
- ESTATE IN MANCHESTEh on THE

AZ Commissioners appointed by a decree Of tho
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield. pronounced at the
October term. 1850, in the case OF PattesOn &c,
VS. Halls admir-, we shall proceed e sell; At public
18th April. 1850, at o'clock r NJ. f fair; if not,
the next fair day lone- halfof HALF-ACRE LOT.
No. 236, the plan Of Manchester, opposits the
residence of DR.. Samuel A. Iatteson, At the corner
OF Hull and Barney streets, fronting shout o2x feet
the East side of Barney street. and 81 feet on
dwellings on the Lot, two wooden and one brick,
the latter Of which Is now occupied by DR.. Weisi-
ger as an Office.
TEaMs.-Enough in cash to defray expenses of
sale balance in equal instruments Of 8, II and IL
months. for bonds bearing interest, with good per-
sona security. and title retained till the further
order of the Court. The taxes for 1860 to be paid
'''~ R0sC0E 3. HEATH,l c.m,,.
Sale conducted by CoDDIN APPKRsON, Auct's.
mhl9
fINRUATEE'S SALE OF LAND IN HAN.
i OVER, ON VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
trust from WIN. ii. Tyler and wife. to The under.
x,gned, at the request of the beneficiary in said
ID; will, on the premises, on the 10th day Of
his hest bidder, the tract Of LAND. conveyed By
said deed. containing by estimation one hundred
acres. This tract Of Land is on the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, and adions tho lands Of John ::
Cross, JIO. J. Wln26eld's estate and others, and
is part of the tract Of land lately belonging TO
Charles jarvis estate.
TERMs.-Cash will bs required for % much a.
ing said deed. &C., and to discharge the debt &C.
cured BY said deed a. TO the residue, the terms
will b: made known On the dsy q cal .als.
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mond shs nsswssn saS nSsrs q .n - r.
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not h. taken on that day; or u eommeaeed anA -
s a.; to q: hay aa; b e: ::s
to the Judse Of tho said Court, on the easA eeeeh
1ssa;rns You 70 pay into Court ssm s1cis.t %
defray all the expenses and costs III the sa.d suieI
xi :sa :s g: 81: S
sitter and from day e Ss Ak Sri nv; sSaexsr
ByA. JUDsOS CaASs, her Counsel.
N0TICE.-Th. undermined. Sy ,iy.as q ~
su,.s J" them y:'i r. . ::s" hS
cord IN the Cisrks olSce Of tho HsPlase C.srt cf
5 e ii s6Sk: q;
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ah:cof ffiiS:;: SSiENsff N sai f N4St
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GEO. " KANDOLPH,1 Yum
GoDp!N b ApPRxsoN, Aucts. NH 50


l THE NER s SIDE 81 HAksHHIL. ST. 81
FGsT dsoERHPSSHR22rT 6 5R sAEE "A zuo
TON. " III be gold at auction. ON the premsse.
On EDNEsDAY the p ilth April lsSo 49, A colcek
as above. fronting together 03 feet on the North
SIZE of Marshall street, running hack leo feet to
alley Is feet wide, and just beyond the residence
of Mr.. Francis 7. fsbell.
TEnMs..-One third cash; balance at I and 8
title retained TIL last note 10 paid. The taxes for
1880 to be paid by the pYrchass1t
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"a TO THE LADIES OF RICH Nk1.
N.Y MOND.-Leghorn. Straw Ne apolitan NSvE
* and Fancy BONNETS. of every de- z1E0
scription, Bleached, Pressed and Finished, equal
to ew on blocks, Of the latest style and fashion
Gents Leshorn, Panama and Straw HATS
Bieacned Pressed and Finished in the most SUI
perior manner. Also. HATS and BONNETS
DYED all colors. and finished. Miiners, Mer-
prolnptness ard dispatch, at the old establish
stand of DENNIS & Bro. Franklin St. opposite
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] SEk % sd LIosTTS ARP saJAsEs; ii E fsE
sb e1s e .e ss.!
~ the esss9
cr%s sI o. tic ii Nay sss and sSs latter % ssss
ne srs e ;s s
nsss .s a.. ;. *. iSows. Ss.a.iSi GxRs
and LOTS, in ths pa. q Moss; hfIai r pea, the
g. Watts, aud z. W. NJ cGruaer, Wig Noe. ~, y.
S. ~, 81, "a, g. Also, part Of sQuares-Nos. d.
/. After which. say c'ccck. the folIcwins LOTS
ssStst Ssn. 81 :, 10 feet on q: East Inc
running back 122 feet to An aliey.
TERMs.-One-thi!d cash; balance IT I and
s.,is retained III all tss I PURCHASE money Is PAID
The take. OF ls;o to be paid BY the purchasers.-
.p, 3 SHEx H &. sas Ss.k Trustees.
TEN VERY ,MAMDSnME nuILDING
LOTS S on S CHI Hi f BETNpEp BY
AUCTi0 ON Will 10 sold on uEsDAY. the 10Th
FEN @ Fl r. mrs cc.,sS on
ard FIVE ireasing also 50 feet each on the West line
feet wide and bounded on the North by the South
Terms. ~One-third cash; balance at s and u
months, for negotiable notes. with interest added.
and title retained until all the purchase money il
''.S take; Sc IN ns PETERSON. %d
q TENEM ENTS AND VACANT LOTS
AvENTE. For SALE AT AucTloN.@Wiilfb s
E ED bS st sss:s s RAM.
seven Of which front on the south side Of Leigh
street. and two Of them 1.-THE brick ones, front ON
the north side Of that street. this two latter
cnpied respectively by Messrs. Robert F. Luck and
Robert 8. King; Also, four beautiful building lots
csllent order and are occupied BY good tenants at
fair rates.
The particular attention Of the public is respect-
fully called to this sale. as tho property is well To-
Gated and is in part Of tho city whore houses are
IN demand Plats of the property will be exhibi-
ted at the hour of sale.
TEEMs:-One- third cash; balance at { and
title retained Til ali the purchase money Is paid
The taxes for 1880 to- be paid nv the purchasers.
ap4 GODDIN Il APPERSON. AuCts.
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CEVENTEEN MOST DGSlRABLE LOTS
y ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Wil he sold. on MONDAY, the
18th April 1860, at ~ O'Clock p NJ. upon the pre-:
misses. II most desirable and eliEibly located
LOTS, on Council Chamber Hill.
Maps of the property may be seen ct the oftice
of auctioneers.
TEsNs.-Ons- fourth cash; balance at J, . and
years for nsgotlahe notes int fest addad, secured
BY trust deed. The take. for 1900 t. bs pad By
the purchasers. 6ODDIN L APP ERSON.
ara Auctionsefs.
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BY Dunlop, Mencure & Co, Aacis.

SUGAR AND MOLASSES AT AUCTION.
Un EDNESDAY. the llth inst. commence ng
AZ IL clock. We will sell at our wharf and ware
house. at Rockets
Sa hhds. SUGAR. prime to choice quality,
Also
l06 hhds. choice MuscovadO MOLASSES.
imported per brigs Dunton and Taliulah
IERMs.-UnGer 500, cash; over : 100, months
credit, for approved negotiable paper =
IA Sale without regard TO weather.
ap9 DUNLOP. MONCURE Il CO., Aucts.
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LIVE SEWING MACHINES AT AUG
T!ON;-On TUESDAY, 10th inst, at 10 o'cock,
! will sell. at my store, FIVE SEWING MA
CHI MES. Quaker City Patent; sold for account of
whom it may concern
apo E. B. COOK, Auct'r.
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N O. Extensive SALE. ny Gaia -
ASKELOGUE. OF 1000 OF THE MOST&
HlE4SH3ICE AND LATE sELECTi0Ns9...
PEAR -, APPLE, G uRRANrs: M0HTHLY
BRRa HTEb AM WfidrKNWoMMN NuksE iT
OF a. JARDIN. OF WAsHINGTON; p; c.
1 will sell at my sales-room. on RIDAY
morning. April 9Th. at l9 O'Clock. by cats;;
logue. choice collection Of the most approved
tnever before offered in this coun-
t,yl Of two h shonsend PERPETUAL EVER
STANDARD Bourbon. Perpetual lIybrde. Mess
Monthly Moss, Noisette and Climbing ROSES.
-ALSU-
A choice. collection Of Dwarf Pears. Apples
Currants, Monthly Ra1pberries. DO; Double Dab
las, Geranums, and many other new and or
namsntal Trees and Plants all Of which are war
ranted true 10 name and of first quality
ask the attention Of nurserymen, heads OF fami
lies, to this sale, II Omprlsos the best col
iections to be found in Europe or America. 81,
TERMs-Cash.
A. JARDIN, NurseYyman,
WashnEt On, D. G.
NH - +. Il. COOK. Auct.
POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale 70 una
voidably postponed until WEDNESDAY. 18th
APT +. b. COOK, Auct.
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COAL, COK0. DO.
~ MIDLOTHIAN. LUMP, AyEnA9I

/ v1RGiHfA LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
having been subscribed and the company organ
lied, they will bs prepared r. issue policies on OF
before the 18th Of April, at thor ONCE opposite
This company 10 instituted with view to retain
at home the larse sums heretofore paid from cc-
ceesity to Northern Offices and 10 fsssed upon The
principle Of mutual interest and bsnsGt Of insus-
ers and insured.
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Sss;IIls ': g: ';;TxN
plesc stock OF ssi of dee 10 tAss hses
such - are generally kepe u 6sst-sl hosco 9
The :S, rS E:y YSsrt 70 ., sure .s, .: sS
REFINED CANDY 10 ma6sfsolnse1 10 use
quantities. sold ut lOv lesse. Ard ~ Saaleov -
which is '' SUxS fi c;sis M IA
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FUTURE DAYS.



NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Measrs. eeldner. SchiossberEsr Co. have a.
signed to u.s. ~ Trustees, nil their stock in trade
End partner ship assets OF the late firm OF Schmidt
ASedner. by adeed Of trust, which has been du-
" recorded IN this city.
The stock consists Of Rrandies, Wines Whis
ke,s Rum Gin. Sesars. Havana clear leaf, 10 ed
ieAi. ara Dhacco, manufactured Chewing AID
smokins T0bacco. together with all the Table,.
Stools. Boxes and Brands usually found in q lxrsc
ss9sr manufactory, in the Stores Nos. II and Is
ALSO
VI q large stock OF Wines and Brandies in the
custom, House. Norfolk, under bond, and of 81
casks White Wine Vinegar
The stock is new and well selected, AVID persons
desiring tn engage in the business will find lt to
theiv ADVANTAGE to examine the stock, which will
be ShO IN ny Mr.. J. J. MOORE.
The whole stock will be sold at public auction.
on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of April inst.
commencing al II o'clock, At the stores above
named and continuing TIL the whole has been
dsposed nf. The stock in bond will be sold at the
Custom House. immediately after the sale at the
stores is completed.
Terms OF SALE.-A1i sums under 500. cash !:
over s 100 and under 500, 60 days; over $500 and
under Sl00 30 days; and all sums over 94OJ
months Tor approved, endor sed ne. o:iable "a r.
RRi BIG pDp Il; JAKE nAKEGa, JR.'} Trustees.
ap9-td' J. J. MOORE l. co, Auct's.
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MILLINERY.

~ MRS. n. WIGAND, ma
SHap l95 BROAD STREET, CORNER OF 9TH, ANSG
~ begs leave to inform her customers, 20$0
and the Ladies in general, that she is ready to
show her Spring styles of MILLlNE cry in all its
MILLiNEks and COUNTRY MERCHANTS
supplied cheap. ap6-2w
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10 N o A l. I've Beg l0avo to t0e6eQ 0oe
II friends and the 1ublic seasrsll{, Ties v9 ea.c
Main street, Setwcsn the st. Charles HoGsf ID -
Old Market. whore We have isrssly lnesoaso4 n
cities for manufacturing all articles IN oar !iaos
and can assure our numerous customers that thoY
will be supplied at the shortest notice, with ~
kinds Of MiNERAis WATERS: ORTER, ALI.
trade ~ psrior article Of DRAUGHT Al =. vAssh
We can Seeommend TO our patrons. Uolivoro4 In
any part Of the city free Of charge.
Returning our sincere thanks !Or tie hbesel -
tronage bestowed on us for the lest two eogss %
hope to receive q cOnt'nuAnce 81 tee saNc, - or
new Factory. MASON = BU1ZUs
Bottisrs 1t Porter. Ale. Cider AID Lager Dess.
NH yO-lm
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MRS. DAVIS l. SISTER. PA Broad20k0
Street, between Ath and 5th. North slde have just
received large and varied assortment of
SPRING MILLINERY,
embracing all the latest styles to which we invite
the attention Of the Ladies. Also, large assert
ment OF Children's GOODS.
mA. We will open our SPRING STYLES on
WEDNESDAY, the 4th inst. ap2-ts
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AlRPLEAsANTO. oss'y,

returns her thanks for the kind and liberal Daey0a-
age hitherto extended :" her, and weed iaeoeH
open a. the above nov stand ON entirely asw sd
elegant stock Of MlLl.IN cry GOODS. cOmlfla-
ing the c st and latest sty les Of The sssAOn. BON
efforts will 10 spared to eve Satisfaction both -
regard prices and styles. Liberal slo waoee0 VIA
orAl ope-.SV
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-16
scene tn tile Ikouse---IHow the
south Behave.

The following is the official report in
the Globe Of the passage occurring be-
tween Messrs. Van wyck, Of New York,
and Reuben Davis Of Miss, in the House
on Thursday, which has heretofore been
referred 70;
In the course Of his remarks Mr.. Van
Wyck said;
"One other gentleman spoke Of Mas
saohusetts burning witches In the ancient
times, Does he not know chat your own
people burn slaves az tho stake, and yet
that seems to awsken no horror in your
mindsp
Mr.. Davis Of Mississippi pi,intcrruptinq--
pronounce the gentleman a Mar and a
sco0ndrel, | pronounce the gentleman
ialse-utterly false.
Mr., Van Wyok--My time is short, and
hope not 70 be interrupted.
Mr.. Davis Of Mississippi-You have
no right TO utter such foul and false SLAM
ders,
Mr., Gargel,-I rise to a point Of order.
Il y that no memberupou this floor has a
bright 70 libel the people otany section OF
this country and then deny the represent.
atives Of shat people the right 70 reply,
I I pronounce that assertion false and un.
founded. lCries Of order on the Repub-
lioaH sido.)
Mr. Van Wyek-I have heard such
words before, and am not TO be disturb.
ed or interfered with by any hlusterlng oi
that sort. ! am not here 10 libel any parl
Of the Union.
Mr.. Davis Of Miss.--Wil YOU 90 out,
side ofthe District Of Columbia and test
the question ofpersonal courage with aDy
Southern mani
Air. Van Wyek-I travel anywhere
and without fear ofRny one. For the
fret eight weeks Of this session you stood
upon this door continually hbelllng the
North and the people OF the Free States
charging them with treason and all man.
ner Of crimes, and now you are thrown
into great rsge VIXEN tell you fow
iactsc
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The Washington correspondents o.
The Now York Tribune speak thus Of Mr
Wado's recent speech:
Mr.. Waje's speech IN answer 70 Mr.
Toomb's charges against the Republican
party, and 10 defense Of its practice and
principles, was one OF HE most powerful
and conclusive efforts. An his strong
chafacteristics Of manly and direct attack
able argument, defiant position, and elo.
lquent vindication Of rights, were conspic-
uous throughout and compelled Mr..
Toombs % abandon his violent denunci.
alton, and nssumc q much more subdued
tone. lie hurled back every impulation
upon the courage Of the North with scorn
and rather questioned the ohivalry Of
those who made duoling a test Of honor
with men who were known to be educat-
ed 70 regard Il a. crime. There were
other modes Of proving moral aud phys
ical courage which the North bad exhib-
tied on every battle field, and which her
representatives were prepared 10 illustrate
whenever necessary.
Senator Wade delivered to-day one OF
those strong and sterling speeches, for
which he Is 80 honorably distinguished.
IL was marked by unusual vigor and
terscnoss Of expression, great breadth and
clearness Of thought, with commeudable
breyiiy in the treatment Of his subject
The speech was IN response to Mr..
Toombs, who replied briefly with civility
and moderation Of tone.
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nnIlorAnnrehcn.inn

The A6ueTtiser cannot discriminate
between right and wrong, II cannot un-
dorstaud why Congress should have tho
power to prohibit slavery in the terrific
ries and not have the power to establish
il. Does 1t follow that because Congress
has the power to suppress treason or pi-
racy, il also has the power to legaliEo III
The cases ure analogous.
Thore are certain things which neither
Congress nor any other power has right
to protect or extend, 0nd among these arc
rebellion, treason, piracy, polygamy and
slavery. They are all admitted evils.
BY prohibiting slavery In the territories
Congress deprives no man Of his rights
because slavery has no rights there in the
rbsence Of local law to protect il, Such
legislation, on the part Of Congressional
only be 10 Proteot the people in their sim
Slienahle rights 10 life, liberty and the
pursuit ofhapplness.n
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TcIcRrnph 10 tlc Pnclllc.

WASHINGTON, March, i9.
An earnest and probably successful
effort making by the Government, in
conjunction with the leading telegraph
gentlemen of the county, TO ensure the
prompt completion Of a substantial line
of telegraph from the Mississippi River
10 San Francisco. There are now pres-
ent in this city in con ultation upon this
subject, Hiram Sibley, President Of the
Western Union Company; ZenOs Darnum
President of the American Line; r. r.
Walker, President Of the New York, Al
bany, and Buffalo Company; Col Bee,
President Of the California Line; Judge
Selden, Of Rochester; II. s. Faxton, Of
Utica; Cyrus w. Field, Of New York;
Ezra Cornell, Of Ithaca, and many 9TH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-16
The IIonlestend Am.

WASHINGTON, March, 70.
The Homestead bill, which passed the
House to-day, provides that any person
who is the head Of family, or has arrived
at the age Of q yetrs, aud is a citizen OF
the United States, orwho shall have fixed
bis intention TO become such, shall be en-
titled TO enter free Of cost lGO acres Of
public land upon which such person may
have fixed pre- inption claim, or which
may at the time such application Is made
be subject 70 pro-cmptiun, at a dollar and
a quarter per acre, or 80 acres at two dol
lars aud half por acre. No certificate
is to be ISSUED unit the expiration Of FIVE
years from date Of entry, aud on payment
of ten dollars. Rights arc secured to the
actual sttler to issue 10 hicrs, aud dovisecs
the lands acquired, which arc then in no
event to become liable for the satislac-
ton Of any debts contracted prior to the
issue of the patent,
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Tragcdy.

SYRACUSE, March 3.
This morning men named Tinker
died from taking poison. He first poison.
cd his two children, aged about eight and
six years, aud having laid them out, folded
their hands upon their breasts, no LEFT them
in an unooeupied room, where some ofhis
furniture was stored; and went TO his ho-
tel and took the poison himself.
On Tuesday be poisoned a horse be-
longing to Dr, Searls, Of this city, and II
is supposed thst he intended to shoot DR..
SeOrls, as a loaded pistol was found ON
him, The cause was the estrangemeni
Of his wife, and her intimacy with DR.
Searls, under the influence Of Free Love
principles. Great excitement exists, and
Dr.. Seerls has been locked up ln the pen.
teptiary 70 protect him ffom tho lndlena.
ton ofthe citlEons.
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Auditors Office, Seneca Co. q.

AHNANt NAaiNh AAtNI AouVs
: the Heirs OF Peter Karn, Michael
KArn and Peter Dawnlt, late OF Seneca
County deceased, aud Jacob Miller a non
resident Of Seneca Comfy aud State Of o.
You are hereby rotif,d that on the 0nih
day Of May, A ID 1859. John Royor Senior,
John Bum, aud others, fled in the Office Of
the Auditor Of Seneca County, aud State of
Ohio, their petition 70 the Commissioners Of
said county, aud which petition came up for
hraliag at the session Of said County Com.
missioncrs, comm need and htld on the first
Monday Of September, A d 1853, and also at
the session of said Commissioners commenc.
cd and he'd on the fifth day Of March, A d
1860, which petition and matters thereto nor.
tanning will again come np for hearing AZ an
adjourned meeting Of said Commissioners, to
be commenced and held on the 9Th day Of
April, A ID 1860: and also at the next regular
meeting Of said Commissioners, b. be com.
menccd aHd held on the 9TH dav OF June, A
ID ls6O Praying for the location, establish
ment aRd const uction Of a Ditch and Water
Course, commencing in section sixteen (l6)
M Thompson township, in Seneca County,
Ohio, and thence running through aud upon
sections seven cen. eight and seven, IA, 8
~ Ia said Thompson township, and 10 term.
mate In section twelve (l2) In Adams town
ship In said county. Or 10 need be, that said
Ditch shall commence In section twenty nine
(29) IN said Thompson township, and run
thence through aud upon sections twenty,
twenty eight. twenty.one and fifteen, 100, 28,
2l a l5) and into said section sixteen a 81 all
Ia said Thompson township, TO the said first
place Of beginning, aud thence as
Rrst mentioned to its terminus
Il. G. BOWIE,
mhl6-2w County Auditor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Tho Republicans during this Com
gross have saved the Government, In the
item Of printing the Presidents Message
and accompanying documents alone, 40
600 Should Mr., shermaa's mileage bill
pass the senato--and Il g thought twill
there will be saved thereby TO the Gov
ernmeni about $500 900 annually. And
.ho new postal bill Mr. s, proposes to
introduce contcmplNtes a great oourtail-
ment Of expenses in the postal service
Whilo the Southern membera Of Con.
gross are hming and ranting about dis.
union, and the Northern members are
sweatag and stewing 20 keep on good
terms with their Southern oyerseers, and
at the same time striving 10 avoid eX'
posure Of the deeeptious praoticod upor
their constituents, Republican member,
are working for the interests Of the eoun
NY, establishing substantial reforms, an,
endeuvoriug to stem, BY their patriotic ef
forts, thetide Of Democratic disunion tha
threatens TO overwhelm Us. They ar,
the true friends Of the people, ard will b,
BY thtm rewarded.