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Igr. 80 ron, 2. Deg bestsnt Der neue WUm1n:
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Rep.2iprfcr -ssanf.Nerid,t.

NewzDprf, 5. 9eSbr. Ser @pdenbe=
riat Der bieli9en 8anttn 5sigt cine Sermebrung
pom $3.680,0OO in 9tnleiben, $4,000 in
Spe5ie unO $4.00O,O0O in 9epuiten, cine Nbz
nabme III Der 3irtulatipn BON $4,000.
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Seine 1gbrem umS S5m1pclem !

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T. Ipmie ee3 gubIfums TN &asernsinen nuf ieia srUses
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Nneritunlden llbren
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Da bas neue @&uIoetaabe fertts tn, 70 pirt BON ieyt an
wteber r~eeelnnGete pom 81 nbr WPursens uub 2 nbr 9tad.
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Ter Cole relMitrt unb Iiefert bieieIbe nod trsene etFem
Eteile her Gtabt fr ster Dollars tie tar { lalune
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Man 9Ioubt, Oab Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mor9en in @on9reb ein9erei6t miro.
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peIder unS bic &idmpnoer 3eitlnsen nit
bra6te, melost, oaB an Samitag $50 Seiers
teure pm Der NebeIer,s9 trmee, fdnrmtlid 31 Ell
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Etnbertranfhctten au e~npfeb(en
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Office: 9le. 70 Sharp, Gde Sharp unb
9upertrabe. J6preditunoen: @Ormittags
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Dtn WttsItsSsrn rbts,a 8eretnS, 1rmie Ssien 8Bslinstn
bitne sur stadrt&t Gag ste Surnfunes tn neuen IGrnIanl
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Jielle Un3ciOeu.

NufOroerMne. 1888
9ierburG ferktfe ia metnen Mann u usmf s0teeanh
auf ttaneH :. 3dsen Su MIR surldSutebrCn, pirrigenfals i'd
nh& bon ttm ais selbieteu ketradte.
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The New York herald., 1864-10-29
sEGARs AND TOBACuO.

nEAp WHAT THE BOSTON DAILY EyRNINo
X rYaypip- says -gaTFSr OiGARartcs. cs.-BBRu CO.,
o, I, Deg greet New ork ety. are the manufacturers of
or. meeting a.r9ady eith =, hrso Ssle although cn'y
Aus tEl fRa8t hessrs, ky Berg and
EIcd Ieamsnn esnst.,ote O. nsu snl hAsa b men and
nearly 200 rs pioyed IA ,lett sHAnsa rsn. Svs<S
Bsra o. ana oh ain their cigarettes, 49, .ouis keep
~ nth thJ
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PROPOSALS..
CT FOR DOORS AND BLINDS.

CT FOR DOORS AND BLINDS.
,rs are invited 10 make proposals for Furnishing
nut Panel Doors. and Batten Doors and Bliuds for
Iiili,ar. OF Havana Cuba, Of about the following
assi 8 feel Vide. By Il Is, 1877 and isx feet re.
bf ~ fee, w,do by. 20 fe.t high.
|Sf Ara feet wide, by l22 - feet high.
n 42aIeei wide By ga feet high
cr I28 Zee, vide by III 2S feet high
of ~ ieet vide, by III feet high,
VI as feet wide, by III feet high
|cf 4 2-3 feet Vida. b. ) feet high.
be sx feet vids by 4 "a feet high.
blinds. bx 70 vide by IL Feet aigh,
|ramas cf from 4 10 tnch,s uaro.
|lugs ereoIncations, &C., mag be CONSUMED ny the
ION, OF Ms.sra. HeiaucG a Co. VI Braaiway.
! viii b sddre ssed to tho suhser rihcr osr.nc
Cot. FRASOIH00 MQNTAOs.
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rIUAN CIAL.

A sIoa BURNING spaIsa rrTRoLEun LAND As As.
~ sse.srp'ea ss,ss he rs%.inSs :s..s:
being III. par ssiss share: :s
e6%psay sS"a,
pr lss n. q
y Tessa os On ae 1Ser %r
Gs o4sssn counties ysna shout +. %ss
branch dsss ioass q =, ~,
81 soI time which win sye ans , a r,ssr SsaiS1 OS .se se
Ssss made Ss
Ss roasS ass1sai q give
hA be made ea an income to The AS ss.osnOn a0 m In
eeS r eass ass On the
Of or the
the quality, 10 Immense anantes are Also on these
soted class 1--we a. ros osrsd ere The
scipon conpe,ed N money e be paid uniil the share
81 M se . s 's o4 s
ese,ina their ocers. Books Of subscrptan gy ng
XII a ns ass 1sn " York aes Of
Capital % csph rar rF vaue 81 per saa sooo has
been paid % shsrehoders in dividends. for August Sep
pyes,ne from the product q thee wells now WORKING;
pisied ia lh DAYS which i eonhdenily seeved
@ enable @ them pay I'VE " e sa ocs zen. s s
ronna belonging 70 the Tue nov oer @ 70 s
enable develop all their property
pas M es al s s ss +
price, and on v ali It's par value
RICHARDS KrN0SLAND, Petroleum Exchange.
80 Pine street. New York.
CHERRY RUN PETROLEUM COMPANY CAPITAL
$l,o,0G9 $50 oe shares par value s.; r'ns,ees-%m g.
Grant ESQ.,, OF VIM g. Grant son Hon Edward fierre.
pont New York; Hon .iohn winslow, BROOKLYN James
McKaye ESQ., President Uuiied States Telegraph Company;
X. Ulhome. Esq, President Eesol,te Fire insurance.
Company; AYst J; Brown Es u Broadway i A. War
ESQ., 2 slip. The and lands OF this
in the hear; OF the oil territory Of Vsnango
COUNTY, Pa and have been selected WITH great They
have interest in the following wells Deatbone Button
Wood. Fa'e,, Auburn Tee. and Rail oat we'll pump
Ing and eowns sucient 10 dividend of four
cent mooth on the Investment at once lim~i amount
be subscribed for free from assessments NJ the
half OF its par value.
80 Pine street. New York
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rrENroy, LADIES "A YOUNG NAN OF TAsrE,
"A rcEn and ab lntsnce OF wealth. wishes TO cores
no with a uuliintcd YER OF ladics with n view
mari nopv Young widows preferred All promp
Ly answered Address HAIRY Lvtngsson boS 2N Albany
City Post oc1co, Ny.
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IEsRRaos pAscIsgA "a AhcADsMy,
r,asara W6dueadays AID baturdAvaAtAr NJ

m avApfsu,s PRIVATE DArCtNg ACADEMy-
:. ~, ROW h avenue near rwen'< third stree. Cls
r., ladies and masters ~ O'Clock r. M. for gentle
men At 90 cck iessonl svsry day fof ,hoss who
visa 70 learn quickly.
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THE OHIO PETROLEUM COMPANY.

THE OHIO PETROLEUM COMPANY.
l. shares, SlD1; Cap tal, Si,0aU1
Composed os list Federal creek Morgan coun.
lin. the whole Of the ebraed Joy fern.
The FIRST three wells bored producing over 100 bar.
rels per day. - -,
Thirteen wells progress fsixeen el) which will be
completed by the ist of December next
INCOME al prasent $500 per dsy Two cent on the
capital stock hand OF OIL and applicable to
divdends.
next
With material depreciation OF oil below present prices
large dividends may be conidenty looked Tor.
For further Information or Tor pamphlets Apply ~ the
oncs the Company, No. Broad stieet rooms Nos ii
and IL New York WM. A. SHREyb, President.
i AIrrs D. VOICE. Secretary.
NEW YoR9. Sept. ~. 1854.
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uuE FtRRMEN's FUND INSURANCE COMPANY,
l No. 200 broadway. New YORK, October q i5,s- Nouce
rs hcrsby gwen that the annual election OF is somlsoy
viii hc hid their oace No. soo Broadway on Monasy,
Of November rt from " " 70 r. "a tor tbc
election OF ten Directors lieu OF those whose tern OF
cce expires that day, and OF three Inspectors me
nex elecop Tho transer books will be closed until alter
the election hhNhf bb EehHAN seV'e"'"
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MATRIMONIAa4,

GonO n00 TO LoAN-AT gry PER CENT, ON
MOJU.UUU Now York city property Apply 70
Joseph MASON, No. bts Pine street, rcoms 10 and III.
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PETROLEUM COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Ur.ce Ill Cedar street New Tors.
CAPITAL SS,O0Wl
30 900 Shares. Par value 500 each.

To alI acluNintnf WITH the on KegI0n OF Wesern Penn
syvanr tie OF III company as indicating It's locality,
fs scpif ant OF the srca. value of ts properties
There Il no better ail territory.
II embraces interests in fee and In more than twenty pro-
ductve wells and twelve others rapidly approach
completion; xhs The further development of its large
uuimproved area will early day greatly increase
it's product
We oFs- II as permanent dividend paying investment
limited snoan. OF this stock be obtained solely of
the undcrsigned az $50 PER SHARE, BEING ONE HALF
or lrS PAR VALUE.
be en,tled JAMES wADSwORTH 4 CO.,
- 81 Cedar street, N. ].
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rIoN rIoE-PosIrIvE AND PEagMrroRY

!. L. SMITH. AUCTIONEER.-0vEg $1,000
iorth OF Household Furniture 10 be sold lns day, at
~ at the ele CANT residence No IL Stuvvessnt place.
,reet, between Second and Third ayenleS consisting
masniticent Panoforte, elegant Pnrior Suiis Oh
gs Easv Chars, Bureaus, WasAstsnds, Centre
Chairs, Bcdsteads, Bedding Brus els and Ingr ain
Cutsery, and everything necessary for hoisexeep-
The New York herald., 1864-10-29

TRANsrEY OFFICE OF THE ChICAGO AND NORTH.
i western Reliway Company, No WAL sueet, New
York u, 1894 The coupons due Novemoer ~ neN
second Of the Gaena and Ccsso
Union Railroad COMPANY, and from ne funded conpon
Chicago and Northwestern Harost Company.
Will be paid aud after that ta on presents alton =. sas
onQe. JAMES n. YOUNG, secretary
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.lMUsrrIFNT-. "A

l saHaurE'tFNTS.
oADuMY o, mUsIc-IraLfAs orgaA MA1Is,s
"A Director s... ;f * IotiSe Ksnh6ossA 10 ossAHArzX
| In or incomrsrsbiT 10, rec u MarsheTua.
TO-DAY {GssSsssn, y; ~ S.3s = sss :, qpsoesea
posl,'seslss ss the only iiae a, a naNaee % s.n
whls WI be with new Nd srsadd oos'aas.
new scenery aud apPoatmsnt. Increased 2-ls and
chss'rs military bsoa Se snd q, 1sea cast Toe ud'az
NILE. Dh aE8sLg,
BELLlsL
arocKLos,. SULLgR.
ERNFSTISis. AUPIOt~
Conductor .;...:..............,......MAx MARETzEK
ONE OoLLAR ONLY NO eEsEeyso ssAr5
Tickets may uos os - AZ al he regular ueset oaoea
tho principal music stc'.s aud hotels.
4 CADESy or MuSlC-ITALiAs OPERA.
IA DreetoT.-ss.s.............t. ....,MAx mAEErZ1R
LAST wREK OF TnE FAIL SEASON
The reg piSsis g e 9ss wee. y be
os MONDAY EVsNiNo oc'oosr 81 al s,ehs.
s'stsenth is sghsgur,tsn % %p'sas
with is, unpars lelod sast neludes
ARoIzizUcCal,
Con. Da..'s sss1ss!sHs ssasfsss
o" WEDNESDAY :as, s.shi bn enc :, tho fsii ss.sos
ION GIOVANNI.
wh'c win be 7rodnced ~ matehcss style sad with an un
. Joint apps arsrce Of the TIRES Prime Dorne,
HoRENsr,
LOTr!. BELLIyff. sUsINr w7INLICH DuBREUI.
I'll rHURsDAy-oPERs IN BRoORLyr- DON GIOVANNI
nsrs 7oi Rrosdway =, " A Pond Go I: si7 sros1
vav aud at Root Aathonys cornar Of Nassau aud Pns
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rIox, HousEKEEpERs-spEcIAL A,

NTION, HOUsEKEEPERS-sPEC AND
SALh OF BLEGANI HOUSEHOLD
rgRE. FINE CARPETS, BRONZEs. PAINTINGS,
FORTE, MELODkON. PIER MIRRORS &c.
~ x. WESrCoTf co will sell this day lsa.
at III O'Clock. at the residence OF 1852 West
first street Seventh avenno, the entire cgant
Chamber Dining Room and Library Furniture of
&C. This -ale ~ worthy the attention OF pnrchGs sers
ouse Is Handsomely furnished througtoa Ali to
without reserve. Catalogues at house. Sale rain
|.
The New York herald., 1864-10-29

DETROLEUM OIL STOCKS,
L IN FIRST GLASS COMPANIES. FOR SALE.
By ALBERT Ii. EICOLAY No. 81 william street.
THE NORTH AMERICAN PETROLEUM. COMPANY,
OFFICES H15H q y sxHL s1T fsak s4nErr
,ssSop SaSiyA sAahss sSpH3 YAGUs pS51Ass 81 EASA
NOAH l. WILSON.
Vice President,
WILLIAM r. ROELOFSON.
FREDERICK sGIGcnARDr
AnruEsS SsSrf'aTya s. TFyaoAL
pIArr. ors$SS sis%IssfS S 1sS BUCKLEY.
Ncah I. Wilson, President OF the Marietta ana Cincinnati
FREDERICK schucnard OF Messrs sohuchsrdt Gebhsrd
J. r. Girsud Fosiet OF Messrs Foster Thompson.
William Rcc,Sco = .!ys Ns Y Ws,i street Son,
William Bell. of Abr1m Bsll's son
TillIsm II GuioI Of Messrs Williams duion.
David Gibson of Messrs. David Gibson Co, Cincinnati,
Thomas G. Buckley of Mcssrs pia.t, Gerard Buckley
The property which ths comnauy organized consists
OF interests n the Kinser Ocean Hammond, Painter and
LLOYD wells Oil creek and the celebrated Reed well
Cherry Run, in fee simple properly OF thirty five
scres ad Joining the Reed well on Chery Run.
The produ thus ownad yield the
IFS barrels ot oil day whce WIN DO shortly Increased BY
deional we sinking the property on Cherrg Run
II holds the fee simple interest in the Reany aud
Scoei farms Ducs cresk, Wash county, ONO,
aiang l7o acres Of land. portions of which arc now
They also own oasclO interests In TINT netGhborhood
and Hughes rror Rtcc county, Va amouaas to 200
acres
nany. and with the exception OF IL 500 shares
reserved FOR working capital has 81, been subscribed or NJ
ten dollars per SHARE
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TNE oAsMo,s DANCING ACADEMY, 5owrss FOUR.
,eenth street. wsdnesdAys and satardsys lrom to
and ato 10 r. NJ.
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BoGART, AUCrfONEERS.-THlsD DAY. AT
|'clock. at the auction rooms, No. North William
isehod Furniture, consisting of mahogany So
kea, mahogany yIarirobe. Piano, large mahogany
|bles, aW Oil Paintings and Engravlngs. Bed
II Bedding Brussels aud Ingram Carpets. Oh
.ttins DesAs. Rocking and kasy Chairs, one
hmily Sewing Machine, lot Rubber Goods. Boot
bic and Single Harness, &c.
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Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY ,o,,
TO Tns srocEnoIpERs or THE Union fAclFIc

cs ior an instsmept OF ave per cent on the cap a
stock o this Company has been made hs day payaoc 10
he frensurer, at the ohce OF the COMPANY, II wtham
street. New FORK on or before the 18th day Neenibe
next By order OF the Board. JOHN A. LiX, President.
JoHr :. CISCO, Treasurer.
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sHlPPIua

NoTrCs-rHR STEAMSHIP CITY .'F CORK, OF
~ shis me win salt ezra steamer N ln"rsoy @
wosemoer O. ~ noon carrying limited numb " " s.ao,u
snd s.esAGe passengers at relnced Uu - states
caffsocy. JOHN @, DALE Agent
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pArCISa ACADEslIEs.

"a pt.scrs DANCING ACADEMY, 72t BROAD.
sny-fessoas and practice Monday. wedncsia and
FRIDAY 10 l0 prsctce TUESDAY ana Thurs
aay syennss from u. Grand soires on saturday
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SALES At AUCTION,

e. BURSHAM. AUCuoNEER.
AUCTION SALE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
TiNGS, PIANoFoRTk. DRAINING ROOM SUITS
SrATUARY.
,es aud many and costly Works of Art and Ar.
is'es o. viru,
SILVER, GLASS AND CHINA.
lis day (SaturdayJ ut the elegant resiaence, IL es
street between Fifth aai Sixth avenues,
Sale commencing at 10 u oclocx
iWIN0 R00Ms--superb Suits OF Furniture. covered
nrocatel OF the richest description-yiz iec.a lsie
ArR Chairs. Oval and Reception Chairs; indow
ins 10 match the suits; rioh Lace Curtains Shades
ies, sta,usry marble tops; Cabinets Fncognares
ary BooAcase coupe Tables ve.yet Carpets, Clocks.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEwo GOD
PIANoFORTk,
i instrument offered at auction this season Canter.
Cover Stool Music Books; Oil Paintings by emf.
p RTtiss-two nIatcn Paintings, By Cole; holy Fami j,
riilo. Fruit Piece, inter Scene, Artistic Brcn nzs
|rs-uamlet shAksrere. Minerva; also many rare an /
works arr OF and Articles OF virtn. CAambeys-Su.
Escwood Dressing Bureaus, Bedstesds C,umodes
Fobes. Armoire-a 6is;e Spring aad Han Mattresses,
b sideboari, China Glass Silye. yafe. Tabe Cut
ofas Chairs Also. Basement aud Kteaan Furniture.
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RELIGlOUs NOTICES.

lISTS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
|r OF Henry aud Scamaiel s!reets-Sunlny. Oct
u a. hal. past 10 A. NJ. and haif.pas I r. M The
Oofneiiie rector. will preach in tie evening the
krmon of the late Miss Mary A. PiaSertou.
tbeerfully provided With seats.
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PEOPLES MEETING. ls7 BOWFRY, ATS
ek on Sunday afternoon, the following ubject
Ikussed ARE General McClellan's platform and
|or MI. Lincoln's most likely 20 restore the Union
luY?'
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RID PETTlNGER AUCTIONEER = 80 WALL
sells Saturday October - at 10 O'Clock contents
Cherry street nsisting stock II assorted Liquors
lle, Beer Pump, Hsr fixtures, Tables Chars. Gas
Bottles Demijohns, DC. Sale positive withou,
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4. IVES a CO., GIG BROADwAY.-CHINEsR,
fpanese Goods and Sea Shells To be sold this day,
at II O'Clock. Now eyb b bitop.
|: IVES 4 CO., AUCTiONEERs. SALEsROOM
2 broadway, viii sell at auction this day st II
Sh tRAidermist
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II D. MINER, AUCTlONEFR SaLESROOM 81
att street, opp0sita Post Office. MINER h SOMER.
Fill sell at auction tis day October 70, at twelve
J bright sorrel Mare. Is hands high. years old;
n sound and kind in ali harness. aud Is an elegant
pro; can ,rot 10 about three minutes sold only for
Xsr
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1,arcpEgrER. rHe GREAT MEDIUM, FOR PAST
1 nTesent And future affairs, 80 Amt,y street. \.
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LII CLAIMS AND BILLS AGAINST THE UNITED
n States government, OF whatsoever descr piiou,
chased collected by WALDEN, WILLARD i Nell
vAlNE, IL Broad street, New YORK.
f>HArHAM BANK NEW YORK. OCTOBER 2o 1s6i--
~ Tho election for directors and for inspectors o.
the ensuing election will be held the banking ron
Lei Broadway. Monday the 7h day of November next
between the hours OF IL NJ. and NJ BY order OF the
Board. U. H. HCURETNER, Cashier.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. ON AND AFTER
III Monday, OS. 81. Esptess trains leave Chamber.
suee II 80 A. NJ and Il 80 20 and lp:p p. for
Albany and Toy connecting With trains Nortn and wes
Ain from Thre,h thirty m nutes later Leave
Troy at as 10 30 A. NJ, 4lO sI0P NJ and Albany u
lD.t5 A. NJ. 4:s5 and ~ L. NJ For way usns see unis
table,
HrRW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN Trains tor Albany Troy tnd Saratoga errines also
conner,e with the North aud West leave twenty -sinth
st,es, der 81 as i0h A. n and or. ~
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~,,.IpvoyANr-ty you WISH THE TRUTH GO AT
,o Masn,e ROSS sho shows correct lrress of
- ro5e nusSand or absent friends; lucky nurhSfs rss
5 ~ ,enty seysuh street Ring the taseme's belt