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destructive Fire ns Troy, N. Y.

ALBANY, May l0--About 10 O'Clock to-day
the railroad bridge at Troy caught fire, It is
supposed by spark from a locomotive. The
whole eastern partof the bridge, aud broken por
tIons Of it, now line the banks of the river
down to the iron works. When 1t fell it was
a-blaze, and to prevent II from floating among
the lumber, it was towed down TO the iron
works. dock.
The flames spread In q southeasterly dlrec-
ton along the railroad track to the Union depot,
and from thence passed to Ida Hill. The
Union depot and Union House, the 9th street
Presbyterian church, DR.. Sneldon's Baptist
church, and many other buildings, are totally
destroyed.
At half past one O'Clock, from 4th street to
Fulton, down 5th to State, and on 9th street to
9th street, nearly to Congress street, on Ida
Hill, the flames are making terrible havoc
among the wooden buildings, and the prospects
are the whole Hill will be laid in ashes.
The Mayor sent over to the arsenal for pow
der, which, If properly used, will doubtless
have the effect to stay the progress of the
FIRE. The flames are raging with unabated fury,
and unless blown up the whole town will be
burned down.
On River and First streets the flames have
been nearly stayed. The citizens have packed
up everything, ready to leave their dwellings
at moments warning.
At 3:45 P. M. the fire was approaching the
old Museum buildings.
Engines were on the mound from Cohoes,
Albany, Lansingburg and Waterford.
The above is taken from the Evening Jour.
nal.
A later dispatch informs US that the powder
is being used with good effect.
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NOW,
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations Good2

The best evidence that they are s that their srmes,
friends and best patrons those who have used them
longest. DR. WILLIAM B. HURD Is an eminent Dentist
Of brooklyn, Treasurer Of the New York State DentIsts
association and these preparations have been uaed in
nn private practice for years. and no leading citizen Of
brooklyn or Willamsburgh questions their excellence
while eminent Dentists Of New York recommend them
as the best known to the profession. Without the AID NJ
advertising dealers have sold them BY the gross.
The Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times says:--"We
are happy to know that our friend DR. HURD ia suc.
ceeding beyond all expectation with bis MOUTH WASH
ard TOOTH POWDER. The great secret OF his succesa
rests with the fact THAT HIS ARTICLES ARE PRFCIsKLY
what THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE- As WE CAN TESTIFY
FROM THRIR LONG usR.n
The We lknown P I. Barnum writes:-" found vour
TOOrH POWDER so good that my family have used II
an up. we hnd Il the best Powder for the Teeth that
We ever used shall feel obliged II You will Sepd ma
another supply at the Museum at your convenience with
Bt their cost so small that every one may test the
matter for himself. ~ ~ Wv
III Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders. DR,
huRD's Tooth Powder contains no acid nor aIkali nor
no other. Wv
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. May o.
FL0UR-The market remains dull and unsettled, and
prices irregular. Superne s down to ~ TO- but there
s not much offering; holders not being disposed to mae
Sales Of 800 bbIs superhne at "a O and 500 bb family
and fancy at "a 5O94 65. Extra may TO quoted at
"a 1904 30
WHTsKY-The maoket was heavy to-day, but prices
were maintained. sales Of 9U0 brls Iat Sl@"lhi the
latter rate for wagon.
PR0VISI0Ns-A good demand 'or Mess Pork, and
1900 bbs sold at S for oy, and $40 7j for country
though the latter was raider difficult to sell at this rate
An active demand for bulk Shoulders with sales OF 200
hhds at 3h@3Nc at tho close they were held at $40
loose. Nothing done In Sides, but not many onerDg at
TARD-A good demand, with sales of GOO tcs country
at 7hc; city is held at 7z@sc.
BAC0N-Nothing trab spired.
GR0oERIEs-No change. Gales Of 25 hhdS Sugar at
S@9c. .1-
MlLAssEs-4t9a5c.
O0FFEE-l9QQlc.
WHBAT--Ths unfayorable advces from the East have
q depressing influence the market, and prices do
cned fully Sc per bushel and the demand at the de-
one s limited. Small sales were made at 99@95c for
prime red, and 97@Sl 90 for prime white
o0bN-The offerings are light and the denand good
at Csc for ear and shelled at the lower depots.
oATs-A continued good demand, and the market
rues arm at 800 In bulk the spot Several large lots
were offered to-day to be delivered within week or ten
days. but buyers are Indifferent about making contracts
ahead.
RYE-The receipts continue light with good demand
at 53c for prime samples on arrival. f
BARLEY-We have no change 10 report In the mar
se prime samples are scarce and sell readily at 6s7Oc
Tor Fall and639B5c for Spring; the lower grades arc
not wanted 752 bush prime Fall sold at 70c and $50 do
good Spring at 60c.
OHBEeE-A fair jobbing demand for all kinds at
696hc for new, and 7s@ec for old Wdstern Reserve.
SH@9c
BUTrER-The market is unchanged and dull. We
quote choice Central Ohio and Western Reserve at lJ
loc, and fair to good at COLO.
6agstte
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Latesc from nailoCk's Army.

CHICAGO, May l0.-A special from Cairo to
the Times says the Continental, from Pittsburg,
arrived on Thursday morning. General Hal
leck, at the head of ak thousand cavalry and
infantry, and several batteries, made recon-
noissance for the purpose Of ascertaining the
position of the enemy. At the time the Cont
mental left the expedition, he had not returned.
Our lines have been extended so our advance
pickets now occupy ground lately held BY the
rebels. The enemy's piokets are OF Corinth
within rife range Of our own pickets. A spe.
cial from Cairo to the Tribune says Beauregard
has issued proclamation stating the Federal
forces virtually had possession Of the Missis-
sippi, and ordered all forces sent to Corinthi
and all the cotton, sugar and mclaasea destroyed
which order Ia hsIng obeySd.
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Fort wright Evacuated

CHICAGO, May l0.-A special to the Tribune
from Cairo says report reached here last night
that Lieutenantfrom the gunboat Benton hav.
ing been sent to the mortars during yesterday,
and seeing no signs of life about the works at
Fort Wright, approached nearer, and with q
glass was able to see but few laborers; although
he could look into the works, not soldier was
to be seen.
A special to the Times from Fort Wright
says deserters arrived at the feet yesterday,
assert positively that all the land forces have
been withdrawn from the fort save barely
enough to work the guns.
JEFF Thompson came up yesterday under q
flag of truce, ard exchanged couple Of Federal
surgeons, captured at Belmont, for rebel officers
Of equal rank. He has command both aaoat
and ashore.
CAIRO, May l0-Commodore Foote arrived
to day, en- route for Cleveland, leaving Captain
Davis in charge Of the feet.
The destruction Of property at Memphis Ia
coTroborated by Federal prisoners exchanged
yesterday. We also learn from them that Gen.
eral Villipique expressed himself thoroughly
disgusted with the manner in which his COM
mand has been taken away by plece-meal.
II is the general opinion among distinguished
officers, that Fort Wright will be evacuated
within q week.
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PILES CURED BY BRANDRETH,
IH. PILLS.

DR.. B. Brandreth, Dear Sir; I was suffering for
many years from hereditary hemorrhoidal affections, Of
which had the frst attack in 1896 Since that time
was regularly visited With such complaints every spring.
felt in the morning most pain in the hack,
II the lower joints Of the spine broken bruised,
and an Asthmatc pressure the chest. Owing to my
occupation which keeps all day busy ont Of doors,
and entirely dIstrusng any so.called regular treat.
ment" that would have confined me to my house, /
thought Of following plan Of my own, which might
cure without the Inconvenience TO my business at
tending the treatment of 'reguar practitioner" 30
1put Acoeks Plaster right over the gron renewing
Il every fortnight every Saturday night took dose Of
Brandreths Plls three four as thought necessary
to dose, which operated on after getting up, three
to Eve times In the forenoon; Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday nights took Life Addition pill which
produced large evacuation. pursued this course
for six weeks and could attend to my business without
interruption: worked, ate and drank was wont,
slept most soundy and awakOd every day with less PAIN
and now know nothing Of the complaint at ALL so that
Ifeel obliged to make you this statement for proper use
hoping that this simple proceeding may benefit many as
II has done me.
lam, dear Sir, yours, most respectfully,
A. LEHMAN.
LAOR0NICA oGice, 65 Franklin Street, New York.
All inquiries Immediately answered by addressing DR.
BRANpRETH, New York.
Sold By JoHN r. CooK Druggist, Columbus, and BY
all respectable dealers In medicines.
apl30-d6wlm
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L. M. GOLDSBORO,
Flag-oficer commanding Naval Blockading
Squadron.
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nnIIlnnna 1,lma TnhIa.

Showing the arrival and departure OF trains at Oolum.
bus. On and after May 5th 1852 trains leave as fol-
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Sheriff q Sale.

Peter Barker } Doc. 3, page 372.
vs.. superior Court Of Fran kiln
Thomas Daniel ct al.) county, Ohio.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF vENDI TO NJ
- directed from the superior Court Of Franklin co nm
8, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door OF the Oonrt
House, in the City Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day of May, A D., 1862,
between the hours OF 70 O'Clock, A. NJ and o'cIoc
p NJ the following deycrbed real estate situate IN he
county OF Franklin and State Of Ohio, to wit
All that part OF lot No. 157 In the town OF WorthnR
tons in said county, lying east Of Elias Lewss east line
being about two-thrds Of said lot No. 49, and ben 2
same premises formerly occupied by John McMuen and
Pyron Whitehead. respectively, and the same that was
conveyed to Thomas Daniel by Daniel Upscn and Wife
by deed dated March 18th, 1857 also lot No. a. and
feet OF Of North side of lot No. 49, lot No. an feet
od Of north side Of lot No. III lots Nos 15 and 49, in
the town Of Worthlngton, franklin county, Ohio
Appraised
Lot No. IS7 at 81 800 s.et.
LotNo 4, and 5 feet OF N. side Of lot No. I3, at
Lot No. 3, and feet of N. side OF lot No IA ..
$50. - --II --- ~ :
Lot No. l, StO5.
Lot No. 2, 500. a'u
Lot No. is, $50.
Lot No. IS, $50.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
Printers fees, 5000.
april l5-dltkwtd
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Sale in Partition.

Joseph Story Doc. q page gil. rlia 81
o vs.; Superior court Of Franklin,
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORnRR Os
the said Court to me directed, will Offer for sals
a. public suction at the door Of the Court Home III
the city Of Columbus, on - : :
Saturday, the l7th day Of May, A. D. 1862,
ct one O'Clock p M the following described real estate
situate In Pleasant township Franklin county o. toV
Lying on Darby Big Run, branch Of Darby Greek
part Of the original survey No. 3,sll, and bounded
and described as follows
Beginning at large stone In the Run lower corner
TO Josiah Bivens' lot in the south Of said orieinal
survey No. 36ll; thence with said line south eshty
nine 69 degrees esst hundred and forty 40I poea
a the southeast corner corner tree down; thence with
the east line north one ~ degree sixty three and
onenai l63hl poles 70 bur oak and three red elms
fifty (l5O) poles to point In the centerof the run viii
its meanden, to the place Of beginning Containing aty
(60) acres more or less.
Appraised at Sl5 0D per acre
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN
sherin OF Ffanklin county. o.
april l3-dltAwtd
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The Provost Marshal commenced burning
cotton early last week. Most OF the sugar and
molasses was thrown into the river. The rebel
government seized large amount ofproperty
and sent Il to Columbus, Mississippi, and prom
ised TO pay for 1t three months after treaty OF
peace with the United States.
Jeff. Thompson was securing the country
around Memphis with his gang, enforcing the
conscription act.
Deserters from BeauregArd's army report The
troops on half rationsi their provisions will not
last forty days,
All the infantry which had been stationed at
Fort Wright have been sent TO Corinth.
A number Of citizens of Memphis had been
imprisoned for expressing doubts as to the sue
cess of the rebellion. Most of the Union citi-
zens removed, but q number of rebel sympa'
thizers were leaving for the interior, in antci-
patton Of the arrival Of the Fedeval feet.
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The Charlestonlaus G GeItIng Alarmed

The ChariestOniau as Getting Alarmed.
New YoRK, May l0.-Nassau papers of the
Both contains news from Charleston, obtained
from rebel schooners which had run the block
aiding squadron.
H. Adderly appears to be general agent for
all secessionists at Nassau.
The Charlestonians we're expecting to be at.
tackled soon, and considerable excitement pre-
vailed there. Business was almost entirely sus-
pended; Forts Sumter and Moultrie were be-
ing furnished with heavy guns; and there was
a general uneasineas as 10 the result Of the cue
cess Of Gen. Mcclellan at Yorktown.
Five schooners had arrived at Nassau from
Charleston, with cotton and turpentine.
The steamship Ore, with arms, ETC., arrived
on the 28th ult from Liverpool, and the steam
er SHELTON from Hall, England, arrived on the
29th ult., with an assorted cargo; both to Ad'
derly g. Co.
The steamer Kate had also arrived from
Charleston, with cotton consigned to Adderly
& Co. Her adVices state that the people Of
Charleston we're in suspense about New Or.
leans, as telegrapbic communication had sud
denly ceased
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

Now d the
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Superior Court of Franklin Coun-
ty, Ohio.
Sheriff's Sale.

George Goodrich ct all
VS. y Sale In partition
Jeremiah smith ct al.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN Or DER or
the said Court to me directed will offer for sale al
the door Of the Court House, In the city Of Columbus
on h-a.. l.-T + = =
Saturday, the 18th day of May, A. D. 1862,
at O'Clock P NJ, the following described real estate
to Wit "
One hundred and ve acres of Of the southwest quar-
ter OF section QO township C2 range Q6 Of the unap
propriated lands In the military district in Plain town
ship, Franklin county, Ohio Bald l05 acres Is to be
sold subject to the dover Of Anna Smith (widoW Of
Henry Smith, deceased which dover has been ass9ned
Appraised at S5,30 90
g. W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of franklin 90. o
Printers fees, % So ~r
aprill3-dlt&Wtd
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Secession Plot i'm Paducah.

CHICAGO, May lO.-A special to the Tribune
says: Intelligence from Paducah says plot
was discovered on the part of secession resi-
dents there, to turn the town over to the rebels.
Steps have been taken to punish the conspira-
tors. For several weeks past they have nightly
met, six hundred in number, in large Hall in
that city. But for information given by one Of
their number, the plot would have been con-
summated within week.
The military force there has been largely in.
creased, and every precaution taken to prevent
surprise. The large sixty-four Founders upon
the embankment around the Marine Hospital,
are turned upon the town, to be used in case OF
outbreak.
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What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Efect2

DR.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
VIII sye to young ladies that finest charm in woman-a
SrnS' Sa DTsatn snd pearly teeth Try them. ladies'
the mouth from all foul exhalations and used
~ inc morning, will make the breakfast taste sweeter and
Sre usy pegin more pleasantly. Hundreds Of peuons
can testify to this. Try them Gentlemen,
DR. HuRDs Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder are the
Dest preparations in the world for curing Bad Breath and
cases of Diseased Bleeding Gums Sore Mouth. 0anLsr
etc., have been cured by DR.. HurdS astringent wash
DR.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
give an additional charm to courtship and make hus
bands more agreeable to their wives and Wyea 10 their
ing - WY P0'sou nav
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THE SHEEP MARKET
Receipts this week, 5.074.

Receipts this week. 5.64.
The Sheep Market has been unsteady since our last re
port. Very few shoep were received from Wednesday
to Monday, and the price advanced more than &c q ID
on Thursday and Friday and mutton sold In the whole
sale market higher than It has before this spring. On
Monday the arrivals considerable and the market
good, but not quite so high Friday. On Tuesday
We found the brokers holding pretty stiff at about 4hc
b live weight, for clipped Sheep of only moderately
far quail ty. We noticed one lot Of Ohio Sheep which
we estimated at 90 lbs each at "a 25 Such strong, big
bOned sheep, we'll atted should average ll5 lbs.
Clipped pelts are selling at 25 cents, which Is 50 q
cent higher than year ago. yet after they scraped
they are not worth as much. Last year the pes with
the wool sold at l7c, and without 1t at l2c now with
the wool at e5c., and without at lc How the buyers
ever expect to make the cost out Of the six
short wool that these elts average past our
hension. All that this owners Of sheep Is that
they will be likely to hear Of decrease of prices Of pets
just when they ought to rse because the wool will be
longer.
In our opinion the price of sheep will continue high
er Tor some to come than II has In weeks past
owners most not look for the high prices OF fhrmer
years.
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OF property i'm rremph,.

CAIRO, May l0-The steamer Roe, from
Pittsburg Landing yesterday afternoon, has ar
rived, and reports that one hundred of our cav
airy, while accommodating from the left wing
on Thursday night, were surprised by superior
force Of rebels and captured.
A refugee from Memphis reports large mum
Der Of troops arrived at Memphis from Arkan-
sas and Texas, who were Immediately sent to
Corinth.
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New YosK, Nay 9-The steamer Oriental
from Port Royal 9Th has arrived, but brings no
news, except confirmation of the report that the
Nashville got into Wilmington. The sailing
sloop OF war jamestown was the only blocksd-
ing chip there.
The Ocean Queen has arrived from York
town with 1000 sick and wounded; no lst re-
caivad
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May l0.-As our government
was prompt in making restitution for the illegal
capture OF the British ship Pertbshire by our
b lockading squadron, It is presumed that the
British government Willnot hesitate TO restore
the ship Emile st. Pierre, in accordance with
the demand of Minister Adams.
An army medical beard will assemble in
Washington on the first OF June, Tor the nom
ination of applicants for admission into the
medical corps of the army. Applicants must
be between % and 25 years of age.
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BUFFALO, May 10.-The official report of
Com. Farragut was received last night, but
though long and interesting, contains no facts
in addition to those already sent by telegraph.
The report of Captain Boggs, Of the Verona,
In relation to the rebsl steamer Morgan, eays;
"I have learned that over fifty Of her crew were
killed and wounded, aud she was set On fire by
her commander. who burned his wounded with
his vessel"
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Erorn Fort PIckens.

New YoRK, May l0.-The schooner Medora
arrived here from Fort Pickens this afternoon.
She left the Fort on the 24th ult., and reports
that up to that time the rebels were still in pos
session Of Pensacola, having force of eleven
thousand men there. General Arneld was
awaiting reinforcements and gunbosts before
attacking the place. The health of the toOps
was good.
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AuRuRN. Nav IO-A Are broke out in the

AUBURN, May 10-A fire broke out in the
cooper shop Of the Auburn States Prison at six
o'clock last evening, destroying that building
and large amount of stock and tools belong
ing to the cooper contractors, Messrs. A. Miller
& Co. The Prison is but little damaged. The
loss on the State in the destruction of the shop
will amount to about $4,000 The loss to the
contractors Ia about $4,000.
The citizens of Auburn and the convicts in
the Prison worked manfully to prevent the FIRE
from spreading. There was no insurance on
any Of the property.
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Another Prize.

NEW YoRK, May l0.-The prize schooner
Flash arrived here this afternoon, having been
captured of Prices Inlet, while trying to run
the blockade, by the bark Restless, Her crew
ran her ashore, 90! FIRE to her, and escaped; but
our boats boarded her, extinguished the flames,
and towed her off. Sne had British colors, and
cleared from Nassau, N. p, for New York.
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Report of FIrg.OfFicer GOldsbOrO.
U. s. FLAGSHIP MINNEsoTA,
HAMPTON ROADS, May 3, 1862
To his ExceIleney, the President of the United
States:
SiR-Agreeably to o Communication just re.
ceived from the Hon. E. M. Stanton, have the
honor to report the instructions gave yester-
day to the officers commanding the several yes
sells detailed to open FIRE upon Sewall's Point -
The object of the move was to ascertain the
probability of landing body Of troops there.
abouts, and to reduce the works IL 1t could be
done; that the wooden vessels should attack the
principal works in enflade, and that the Moni-
tor, to be accompanied by the Stevens, should
go up as far as the works and there operate In
'front.'
On the appearance Of the Merrimac outside
of the works, the Monitor had orders to fall
back into fair channel way, and only to engage
her seriously in such position. That ship, to
gether with the merchant vessels intended for
the purpose, could run her down If an opportu-
nifty presented itself. The other vessels we're
not to hesitate to run her down, and the Balti-
more, an unarmed steamer of light draught,
high speed, and with q curved bow, was Kept
in the direction of tho Monitor, expressly to
throw herself across the Merrimac, either fore
or aft Of her plated house.
But the Merrimac did not engage the Moni
tor, nor did she place herself where she could
have been asaailed by our ram vessels to any
advantage, or where there was any prospect
whatever OF getting at her.
My instructions were necessarily verbal, aad
in giving them supposed that was carrying
out your wishes in substance, If not to the let
ter.
The demonstration resulted in establishing
the fact that number of guns at the principal
work on Sewall's Point have been essentially
reduced. 1t is not greater now than about sew
enteen, and that the number of men now sta
toned there is comparatively quite limited
The quarters connected with this work were set
on fire by our shells, and no doubt seriously In
jured.
am, very respectfully, your obd't servant,
(Signed)
L. M. GOLDSBORO,
Flag-oficer commanding Naval Blockadlng
Squadron.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH,


DR.. HURDs TooTRAoHE DROPS cure TOothachs
arising from exposed nerves. and the best friends that
parents have In the house 10 cave their
suffering
FARMERS and MrcHANc5 you cannot we'll afford to
neglect your teeth. For triHlng sum- you can now get
preServatves than which Rohschld or Astor can Get
SUMPTION OF THE LUNGS often originate In Neriec,
OF teeth Send for the Treatise on TseA and read DR.
Fnch's observations this subject. II too late "a
arrest decay In your own teeth, save your chIldrenl