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MARTME's CH1cAGo DANCING AcADKKF.-This |
justly popular academy closes another successfu |
season with soi1ee on Tuesday evening next.
To open again in september.
H- The last soiree Of the eeason at Marines
viii be given on Tuesday evening next.
Go to John Jones, liz Dearborn st., and get you1
clothes thoroughly cleaned and nestly repaired.
cov19
*'Csll On Dunlop, seweI &spalding for Printing. r.
nov11-h2nly
~ For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
60 to Cook d Mclean, 90 Dea1bonstseet- This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than anY In the city. ebn9
~ Buy paper hangi1gs Of Chase & Co., 100
Randolph ssxees. nh 79SEa
New styles Of Paper Hangiugs just received at
ATTENTION REcRu1rs-Col Ellswosth's Zouave
Drill. The bert book ever printed for the young
eoldier. authorized edition. Published By
IT. saKRLocK,
1ta Dearborn e., Chicago,
Where eyesy military book ID kept constantly
| On sale.-Aay 80 o-8t e.:
ERefigerators aud Ice Boxes-who1esale and
| retail the most approved kinds.
| Rehigerators repaired or exchanged
| my9312t ]. W BKHT, IS LASa1le.
WATR TAxka.-Rememher and call to day at
| the Office Of Board Of Publtc Works No. IL Court
, 1862-05-31

p pESIDENCE FOR SALE
IL One Of the mnst attractive residences in tns
vicinity o1 Chicago, substantially built of Hfghland
ParS pressed bEics and lust eonplsted at cost d
e situated n the educational YtlIage Of Eva1su.
about tEglFe miles fsom Chicago, On the lake anoEe,
men q tie city 70 reside hero and kesR tasiE 5sE9lsE
Institutions Of the Northwesa ate located which Win
geod public echoola mako the Ioeat5on oss desirable
con1andnE en1nence. .oyerlooks the village and lake
Surrounding It a1e t!tnT Actea Of cultivated land.
gara fFulsA lafge plata u b1sckbeEtteR
1sakonsT1y II plsats usually cultivated n gsrds1s
Tnls REopeIH VII Be sold T great ssszinsa-one. ne
dculazH inquire It No. ~ South Water It. Chicago
N Ay$p33&& &n REQE&E T, FQ8TER
, 1862-05-31

SrpERy1soRs,-The june term OF the Board
o! Supervisors commences on Monday next.
, 1862-05-31

New Books.-Fresh supplies Of "Bay PATH
&sAgpes Of sorrento,' y s'Pearl Of orr's Island,'
&c, together with Artemus Wards new book
and all the June magazines, are now ready at
Walsh's, corner OF Madison street and Custom
Housc Place.
, 1862-05-31

FoR CogsTH.-Two Of Taylor's Battery,
Company B, will Leave Chicago Tor Cornth on
Tuesday morning, and will take any letters for
Cortnth which may be left at this Office up to
Monday evening;
, 1862-05-31

ATTENTION REcKU1Ta.- EllsWotth'8 Zouave
Drill. The bert book ever printed for the young
eoldier. Authorized edition. Published by
, 1862-05-31

w A N T E Agents In every
from IS to 81 per day. The articles are both new and
really useful, and where merchant ~ my toEn DE-
4lrfato sell them other Agency Wt be eSr2bsded-
address, with Stamp, WOOD q co. Post Office Boz
2 Chicago, call at Boom No. LIZ South Clark st
, 1862-05-31

PATRIoT1c.-A six-horse team Of the United
States Express Company yesterday drove
band Of music about the streets of the city,
to help along the recruiting for the three
months regiments. The services Of this were
given for the benefit of the cause OF the coun-
Try, without charge, by e. D. Co1vin, Esq,
the enterpr1sing agent Of the United States
Express Company.
, 1862-05-31

PAsroRATE SUPPLIED.-The Presiding Elder
of the Methodist Episcopal Church Of the
Chicago District, Rev. E. II. Boring, has en-
ployed Rev. 7. II. Eddy, D. D., to supply the
1,astorate Of the Clark street II. E. Church
until otherwise provided for
, 1862-05-31

SABBATH SCHOOL UN1oN.-The President
and officers Of the Chicago Sabbath School
Union, desire to meet the esuperintendents and
rs many teachers IS is practicable. at the
Young Aens' Christian Association rooms,
Clark street, corner Of Washington. this eve
ming. It is earnestly desired that there be avery
fun representation, and especially the SAperin-
teadents, as matters relative to the State Con-
vention and public procession Of the Sab
bath Schools Of the city, are to be discussed,
and respecting which the advice Of all inter
ested is necessary. We trust this call will not
be In vain. Meeting commences at halepast
seven o'clock.
R-W. GRAND LODGE or COOP TEMPLARs.-
At the meeting Of the Grand Lodge of Good
Templars, in Detroit, this week, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
B. Chase, OF Penn, Z. ". CT.
@. s. Graves, Of Wis, R. ". @. G.
Mics A. n Way, Of Ind. g. ". VT.
D. R. PenBhing, of Ind, 3 G. ": g:
J.W. FERGUSON, Of Canada, R. q. WI
Chicago was selected as the place for hold
ing the next session of the r. ". G. L.
, 1862-05-31

TIE NORRIS MINSTREL TRoCrR--The
popular Ethiopian Minstrel troupe, known -
the Morris Troupe, from Boston, will give
three Of their excellent entertainments at
Bryan Hall on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings Of next week. This troupe
bring with them most excellent reputation
as vocali6ts and inst1umeutalists in their pecu-
Uer etyle Of music.
, 1862-05-31

FREp D1spESsAHY FOR DISEASES or TIE
rvAxp EAR,-The poor Of the city and sur
rounding country, desirous Of obtaining the
benefits Of this Institution, will apply to DR..
JB. walker, the Surgeon. at LII South Clark
Etrref
, 1862-05-31

The STREETs.-North Wells street is being
McAdauized; ditto Monroe street. 4 good
ynany other streets ought to be.
, 1862-05-31

WATER TAxks.-Remember and call to day at
the office Of Board Of Pahlic Works, No. is Court
, 1862-05-31

SNYDER, cooK T. Co-The patronage Of this
firm is constantly increasing. They seem to have
successfully distanced al opposition. Their sys-
TEN of doing business viii bs popular In the West
.-becsuse It ts safe.
, 1862-05-31

-A1pERuAe1c lS1ELL1GEEcE.-The City
Cornal Of Baltimore, ne understand, contem-
plate visiting this city on or about the 9th Of
juno. The Monumental turtles will be
heartily welcomed.
, 1862-05-31

e Rehigerato1s and Ice Boxes-Who1esal aud
retail-of the most approved kinds
Reftfgerators repaired or exchanged
ny1312t JW. BEET, IS IAgaIa.
, 1862-05-31

WAR MEE1IG.-The next war meeting OF
the Young Mems Christian Association will
be held in the Westminster Presbyterian
Church, North Side, on Sunday evening next
Col. Drummond, and othersintcrestipg speak
CTS are expected to address the meeting.
, 1862-05-31

oap1d v,1as+1v roo hor horo{rrr hit .r,... ,-.&
, n,a.1a +o .,s,on re,aon for II ,,a hanca tha
saaa.t ~ $500 ns1t;aaaa M = H. ;a-.ata, v ~ ~
.ha 1870 - %srs s a1,n-;sed ~ he- a;,nat;an ~
'e "etv 1,,,seas ~. .asnSn,u. -.u
ns We sl'u' ie1'''e> D'An LIZA >au'
foAsAAeD''
EARLY sTRAwREBR1Es.-straw are
becoming quite plenty in market; but Of
course they come from Southern Illinois or
some other southern country. But the fine
aye very me, basket for which We were in
deoteo to Il H. Thompson, Esq, Of Lake
Forest, shows that they can be successfully
raised IN tnls cli"a'e" LIS process is to start
them early IN MS green nopse' and when the
Heasnef peeon1es ,. "lmsf' ses them out to
npea. WIN 'el5 nt.le trouole ana expense
nj. IhomPson oas 1or "eeA OF t"o LAD IN
abundance OF the nnest 1fult lot his OWL
liable and some to bestoW upon MS friends,
we hope this hint III he1eattar be acted upon
bp everybody that has greenhouse The
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i. Fantasia On s' 'Rigoletto Lfstz
GCsTAyE DESPIEss.
T. The Heart Bow'd Down Vrom the Bohemian
Girl -....-..........Balfe
MR. E. eEGD1S.
8. "Oh! 1uce de quest Aniua''. ,Donizetti
MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
4. The MuIetees'e Song Massey
Mr. E. sEGuIE.
:. Ballad on In the St11ly Night" Stevenson
MADAME anna BISHOP.
6. 'Une Mutt D'Ete,' = Rhapsodie. .DeSpiess
GusTAvE DESPrEss.
Z. New Song-"Robfn Redbreast' -. j. Hubbard
MADAME AEHA B1snop.
G. Doetto Rnfo-"quauto Amoref - -Don1keth
MADAH ANNA BISHOP and MR. E. SEaUH.
PART II. j.
!. P" The Dashing White Sergeant" "........ Bishop
| MADAME Anna B1euoF-
| 2. Song" The Village Blacksmith" "We1ss
MK- E. SEGuN.
| 3. "Do They Think Of Me at Home va. Glover
| MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
GUsrAyE DESPEss
/ s. Ballad-"T The Beegar Gill rl".............,
MADAaE AENA B1sHoP.
Mn. E. SEat1v
Z. Mexican Cancfon-" La Catatumbt "........
MADAME ANNA B1sAoP.
s. The Flsg of Our Union Morris
MADAME ANEA BHHoF,
, 1862-05-31

H- The last soiree Of the season at mareine'
viii be given on Tuesday evening. next.
, 1862-05-31

ANOTHER ORAro21o NEXT SEAsoS.-We
arc informed that the Meudelssohn Society
at their last meeting unanimously decided to
rehearse Mendelssohn's splendid oratorio Of
ssst, Paul." with the view Of producing it
next season It is more than probable that
Balatka will supeEintend it's progress. His
Success in stEhjah" at once points to him as
the proper person to undertake the project,
, 1862-05-31

III Oeatbofn st., Chlcago,
Where every military book ID kept constantly
on eale.-NAy 30-6t g.:
, 1862-05-31

HORSE Wanted an
LILA No SADDLE HORSE fo1 presentation L to .
6urg Landing Outside limit OF price, $500 Apply to
a. j. WRIGHT, at Wright Curriers' Stable, Michigan
street onn0site North Market. InTs93t
, 1862-05-31

TIE BISHOP CoscERT.-The sale of tickets
for Mad. Bishops concert is rapidly gsing On
at Hggin's music store. As but one concert
will be given in this city. we advise all who
would enjoy most excellent musical treat to
60. The following is the programme for the
evening:
, 1862-05-31

W7ANTED-To exchage for Chi
W cago City Property orGoods good Improved
qnois County; so acres in Carroll County, Improved
Property in the city Of MORRISON II 15oo acres Gn'.-
A9rricon WIS., Ioo aeIss IL loTa H RsFtion xilI b. %
$5Sk State street j. l. DANIELS Heal Estate agent
mil
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9I0 KE1tt.

TO RENT rent cheap to a
ment Brick House. 247 Illinois street. Ii hns all the
modern improvement. ~ tubes bells bata
given Immediately. Inquire Of G. H. RAY, Tribune
, 1862-05-31

FALSE A1ARM.-The alarm Of fire at about
seven O clock last evening was occasioned by
the burning out OF q chimney on North Clark
street. The chimney was probably benefited
bY the burning-the city was not, much.
Place the cost Of these needless alarms for q
short time to the credit Of a telegraph alarm,
and We might soon balance accounts with the
cost Of such system.
, 1862-05-31

w AN TIE D.-Agents in every
town IN The loyal SITES of the Vest e eEcl;
Works. which have the highest In thsE t.
snd adApted TO the Wants OF the people Sold
only By subscription. Extra Inducements offered to
active men For particulars call or address (Kitn
stamp) e. B. B G. TRKET, l0 Washington street.
Chica1o Boz 4IuT. my.QE241-lm
, 1862-05-31

west to realize, as fteIghts betweenus and the
Bca-board arc the greatest taxupon our 1ands and
hard toll It cost fifty cents per bushel to send
our corn and wheat to New York or Boston last
fall, while the freight on one pound Of wool is only
one cent. So let us shoot the wolyes tax the dogs
feed out corn and hay to Sheep put up the wool in
good order. and then our 1ands Will be equal In
value to any In the States New York or Vermont.
, 1862-05-31

w ANTED- Agents to canvass for
W Headley's Life Il Washington; SIG saessd 3Y Rte-
Cations, both In the English and German auguaEe in
the sale Of which agents ore meeting With unparalleled
ties For full Information call on address .. F.
GIBBS. 1S4 South Clark street, Chlcago. Post Office
Bny Er3 Apl3 pSS42Ul
, 1862-05-31

WANTED-Agents and Canvas
w sesin every Comfy Il the Northwest @ EyeU
proeecutiuga pleasant profitable business, By
closing three cent atsmp to F. A. THOMAS, Post
Offlce Box 42A Chicago, Illinois. apps p1972n1
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-16
The Attack on vfcksburg.

The Ne'c Cmd Nearly Couplcted- IIcEs-
burg m1le a1' L,hu,d To,rn-Prcgress Of
the BomJaromem-
CHICAGO, July "A special despatch
from Memphis, dated the 9th, states that
the ram Lioness has arrived with adviccs
from the fleet above Vicksburg to the
I'd instant.
The canal across the point of Land OPP
posite Vicksburg is nearly completed.
Negro workmcn have been collected from
the various plantations in the vicinity. In
all cases Government receipts were given
for them. Several thousand were enga-
ged pn the work. 1t is supposed that
when the ditch Is finished the river would
cut n wide channel during high water, and
forever leave Nicksburg in inland village.
The bombardment is kept up at regu-
lar intervals from both fleets, Commodore
Davis having arrived when the Iioness
| left. The rebel batteries were still reply
| inc occasionally Ii was believed that
/ the rebel works would be stormed on the
/ Fourth, and there is every reason to be
licve that the city has already fallen
The city is said to be not 80 badly
! damaged as was at first stated. All the
non-combatants were previously removed.
/ The rebel force is said TO be sixteen thou
sand \ story has reached the fleet that
several hundred of the rebels had beer
| killed by the explosion of shells
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-16
News from Washington.

TIIE RFrr-RN OF THE FRENCH PRINCES.
WASHINGTON, July The Washing
ton T,fcIiigcnceT contains the tollowng:-
1t is known to our readers that the
Prince de .Joinvillc, the Duke de Chartres,
and the Comte de Paris, of whom the two
last named were lately connected with the
staff of Gen. Mcclellan, have Withdrawn
from the scene of the pending military
operations in Virginia, and are about TO
embark for Europe.
As the announcement of this fact has
been accompanied in certain quarters with
sscxpianations' of the most suppositiOus
character, ii may be proper to state, as
we are able TO do in the most positive
terms. that this return to Europe of these
distinguished guests, who have until lately
formed part of General McClellan's mil
itary family, Is in pursuance of purpose
formed several weeks ago, and postponed
at much inconvenience. only from their
anxiety to assist nj the impending bat
ties before Richmond. All representa-
tions which alIege that they have with
( drawn from the United States contrary to
their original intentions, under apPrehcn-
sions of foreign intervention, or, a. 9th
ers have feigned, in disgust at the imputed
.sinefficicncy'' of General Mcclellan, an
wholly without foundation On their re-
tmn to this city from the army of Genera
Mcclellan, they expressed in the warmes
terms their admiration of that officer
military conduct, and of the heroic bear
ing of his devoted troops. They foun'
nothing TO deplore in the campaign on TN
Peninsula except that General McCleilal
should have been left without the rem
forccments which were seen to be necess
AIRY in view of the forces massed agaln'
him from all parts of the South
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-16

and they attacked our lines in fine order.
They. have followed us up aftereach days
fighting, and have displayed admirable
geneIalship. Their loss is estimated at
near fhirty-four thousand during the past
five days.
Our artillery has made sad havoc
among their ranks, but their prcponder-
ance in numbers enables them to fill up
the gaps and press our army. Our own
loss is variously estimated at from seven
to thirteen thousand, killed, wounded,
struggling and missing. Beauregard and
Jackson have certainly reinforced Lee,
and the rebels have now fighting force
of 90, 900 men
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-16
From tie PIaId5eIphia Inquirer.
the Pennsylvania Reserves

/ BRIEF Sketch q thar History sl"ce JOIN
ing the army B.iore Richmond
Through the kindeness of an officer on
General McCaIrs staff we have been
placed in possession of a few Interesting
particulars in reference to the part which
the Pennsylvania Reserves have taken in
the battles of last week. On all hands
they are spoken of, and no other division
in the army fought with more hcroism or
suffered more severely than did the twelve
regiments of Pennsylvania Reserves
They reached the Army of the Potomac
about the 18th of June, and were imme-
diately sent forward to the right of the
line. near Mechanicsville. north of the
Chickahominv Their pickcts were de-
ploved on lis banks, in sight of the rebels
on the opposite side. On Thursday, the
| 26th of June, they had their first engage
ment with the enemy, who assaulted them
| in largely superior force. In this the first
| fight for most of them, the noble Penn
sylvanians stood manfully up TO their
work, the battle lasting four or five hours,
until night closed down upon the bloody
scene
Next day, at one O'Clock in the morn,
ing, the Reserves fell back, by order, ant
took a position about ten O'Clock, n. NJ.
about a mile or two east of their first po
sition, where they made stand to NEE
the enemy. About four O'Clock, =. NJ
the rebels appeared in front, and the!
were again engaged in terrific fight
, | The battle ragged ficrcely in the woods
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-16

carry a wounded man, yet there Were
enough some where to carry all. Not one
physician in twenty was at his post, and
the poor soldiers screaming with the ago
NY of their wounds, went for days without
having them dressed. Thousands of sick
and wounded, who should now be safe in
hospitals at the North, have fallen into the
enemy's hands, through the neglect of
popinjay surgeons. Many have died be-
cause their wants never were cared for.
And even now. hundreds ON the hospital
boats are moaning and groaning with fes-
tering wounds. which have not received
the slightest attention. y searching in
vestigation and prompt punishment of
those men who have violated the honor of
their cloth i'll thus neglecting the afflicted,
will do much To restore the confidence and
| alacritv of the troops.
STEAMER JOIN a WARNER.l
Ok TIE JAMES RIVER. July ), 1862.
This morning at ten O'Clock, when |
| left IiarTi>on's house, Gen McClellan's
| furtheSt advanced post was within twenty
| five miles of Richmond. and ne was rapid
| " pushing them forward, driving the en-
emy at all points. His army had COM
pletely recovered from the fatigue caused
! by the retreat. and he had been strongly
! reinforced. GunbOats accompanied his
| advance. shclling the woods, and scatter
ing the enemy, and his main forces were
following at safe supporting distance. His
position was one that could not he fianked
by the enemy, the James river and the
gunboats fanking it on the left, and the
lower end of White Oak swamp on the
right. and three miles in length of landing
places on the river were. amply sufficient
to secure full supplies of everything needed
by the army.
The river was full of transports. loadcJ
with ammunition, and the genial weathc
neither extreme of temperature holding
sway-will prove the best reinforcement
Gen Mcclellan could wish.
The capture of Richmond from this po
sition will very likely be a tedious opera
ton, requiring great skill and an over
whelming force. The Federal army ha
twenty-five miles of rebel country to over
come, and it may take as long time a
it did to cross the Peninsula from Whit
House to Mcchmicsville On May l 1t
we entered White House; a month passed
and we Were Just capturing that burne
up town on the Chickahominy: secon
month"; and we were just where the form
er left u~-stiIl before Richmond, but Il
nearer its capture.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-16

high feather at what they regard as the
recent defeat of OUR army before Richmond,
and consequent success of the rebel arms,
that they are holding frequent secret meet
ings, and are constantly enlisting volun-
teers for the service of jeff Davis
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-16

NEW YORK MONEY MARKEr.-NEv
YORK, July 9.-Noon.-Sixtccn per cent
premium Is bid for Gold. Sterling EN-
change, %. Money Is active Al g per
cent. Stocks are also UP , AMI ) per
cent.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-16

TIE REBELS N NORFOLK JUBnANr-
\ respectable and intelligent citizen OF
Norfolk, and a gentleman Of unqucstioncd
LOYALTY. SAYS the rebels of that city are in
, 1862-12-09

1t has been maintained with certain
Ehaw Of reason and fairncss that wars are
necessary in this world economy, not only
to abate the redundancy Of population, but
to correct the dis;nronortion in the numbers
OF the sexes This theory, in that part Of
1t which assumes tnat there can be more
males than females in the human species
is supported by a fact in the census reports
of 1eG0, now just published. In that in
terestirg volume it is stated, as the result
of the last enumeration, that the number
Of males in tie United States, in 1860,
exceeded The nl!,,::'tro the females by
ssiMos! three quarters Of a million! We
iaEe no reason 10 doubt the correctness of
The count, though we may dissent from the
proposition which maintains that the excess
nf the stronger sex cannot be gotten rid OF
IN any manner nore pcaceable than by
mnshets and !aronets. or rif1cd cannon and
percussion shells Ii is, we believe, a well
asccrtaincd fact that, at the end of long
and exhausing w:rs, the births of male
children far outnum1ers those Of children
ktthc other gender; nature seemingly con-
scioGs Of the want which violence had Gre
ated-of the lack Of proportion among the
men and women to wl,1n she looks for
1'eoring the arth-connects, in that way,
the injury that mans animosity does to the
uniformity Of her works. But we have
never heard that as preparation for war,
the Old dame provides in advance for the
b]"odshed and the premature dcaths in
which war is 50 prolific.
, 1862-12-09

q Gloomy Prospect for. Texans.
3eneral Sam Houston did not sketch 4 yery
encouraging pIe.urc-for the Texas rcnccadcs
"ic'1' IN I recent speech, he advised that no
more 1Hen he sent away from the State. I've
tave sent our ALL said old Jaciuto; Eve
ni''sf not allow the State to be knocked intn
a cooked hat while the savage Indian is on
oEc side. the alien in fee1ing-thc Mcxic;,u-
On The other; the enemy in possession Of our
coast. the negro iii The interior to look to. o,,d
Which is worse than all, some vet of the tvpc
o1 that drunken rascal Jack Hamilton. to
nc looked after" This is but the feast TO
"n'cn inc texas seccssionists invited them
eclTcs, when they trampled upon the flag OF
their country, and defied the authority of the
government With foes upon ill sides, a dis
contentcd and insnbordinate black population
within, and thousands Of the Jack Hamilton
Type, who 1org to return under the protecting
Holds Ut the flag Of the Union, it is quito cri-
dent The sccessiopists Of Texa: have their
bands full. When the Mississippi shall have
hccn orened, as it speedily will bc, the coast
piocsaded, and the western and northern
boundaries Of the State watched by an nm.
friendly people, if not open enemies, the State
will be in more pitiasIle plight aud more
a:3ect condition than at any time since the
commencement Of the war. The governmen,
cSI'erccd millions Of treasure, and involved
herself in WAT with sister Republic to secure
Texas t" the Union We paid higher price
fur her than for the territory Of any State ad
mittcd since the organization of the govern
mcnt, ard it is decidedly not the intention te
let 50 beloved sister, however wayward shf
may he, secede from the family circle. she
must adhere, voluntarily If she will, by force
If she insists.
, 1862-12-09

The whole amount to be provided
BY Congress, beyond resources
available nnder existing 1aws,
may, therefore, upon the supposi-
ton OF the continuance Of the war.
be stated as follows:
For The flscalycar 1853.
For the fiscal year 1861. ,.........