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NEw YoKK, Sept. q.
A gunboat off Fort Morgan, from No
bile Bay on The 10th, has arrived. Our
iron clads and gunboats we're then near
Mobile, but no attack had yet been made
On the citv
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FmE-ATTACK ON PILOT RNOB.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.
A half block of business houses burned
at Boonville, Missouri on Sunday.
Loss, $4,000.
A slight demonstration was made by the
rebels on Pilot Knob this morning. They
threw four shells into the place but made
no regular attack. -
The post is defended with earthworhs
mounting heavy guns, and can resist any
ordinary assault.
General Ewing commands.
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GOV. DENNIsON.

CScINNATI, Sept. q.
Governor Dennison was In the city yes
terday. The Gazette says he has decided
to accept the position of Postmaster Gene
raj.
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THE LAKE ERIE PIRATES.

IosoSroi sept "a.
Full descriptions and the numbers ofths
Lake Erie pirates have been telsgrapbed
TO different points in CanRdA,snd every sx-
srtion is mads to secure their arrest.
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The above is the scale charged in other
cities. In Washington, St. Louis and
Louisville daily papers are charging 30
cents per week 20 city subscrsbers, snd
SI2, 90 to mail subscribers. In Detroit and
Chicago, they are charging mail subscrib-
ers- $l2,OO, for daily, and $500 for Tri-
Weekly.
E. CoWLEs & co.
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SECOND DIsPATcH.

Especial to the Cleveland IrADEa.l
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WASHINGTON, Sept. ~.
M. BlOdg0tt of the Treasury Depart
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MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, MORNIEe. SEPT. Is
the Subscription Price of

InereaseIn tie Subscription Price Of
the Lender.
Labor coal, ink, telegraph bill, and
every thing else which enters into the
cost of printing newspaper has sd-
vanesd more than double. We are there
fore compelled, by sheer necessity to raise
the price of the LEADER to the follow
ing scale.
We pledge ourselves, however, that when
the cost of printing materials goes down,
our subscription price shall go down in the
same ratio.
On and after Monday, September 9th,
the IiEADKR win be furnished at the fol-
lowing rates:
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INFLAMMATION OF TEACHERS

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
Eifor CuyahogA County viii be held a. ,ilSWu-
commanding at 10 A. Il. and closing at P. NJ
In CLRvELAED, At the Court Houss, Sd story, room
No. 4. sept. 10th, Oct. lst, 8th and 22d EOv. 5tn
and 18th, and Dec. Sd. In BEDFoRD Oct. 18th, ard
In BEEEA Nov. 18th.
There viii be no examinations in January and
February, 1850.
Certificates dated only from the day Of daishis,,
examination. The same person cannot be exarnin
ed upon more than FRO days in any three months
and those two days must not be more than one
mouth apart.
An male applicants must pay hfty cents. snd al
female applicants thirty-dvs cents, a. . condition
Of examination, according TO law.
L. ". FORD,
aspI.1T9 Clerkof Examiner
LAKE SUPERIOR Iron Co. oTTIoE, !
Marquette, Lake Superior, Mich,
September Sd, 1854.
dividend NOTICE.-A Dividend
IIof TBBEE DOLLARS per share has been declared
BY the Lake Superior Iron gompTny, payable on
and after the 10th inst, TO Stockholders resident
in New York and the New England States 81 the
ONCE Of J. p GreenOugh, Transfer Agent, Boston,
Mass. and to all others at the ONCE Of Messrs X.
B. Tuttle Son. the OOmpany's Agenls at Clsve-
land, Ohio
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
8. P. ELY,
seps.l6s sscretsry and Treas1rsr
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CALI HAVE NOW ON HAND
~ and Tor sale large supply Of Fine Coarse,
Ground solar Solar Dai y and gsotory Filled Salt,
IN barrels and paekageS, in good order and condi.
tion- Al orders viii receive prompt attsntion.
B. 7. LYON,
Agent fSg Salt Company q onoRdAEa,
pspta8-i30 81 NrWin StEest.
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FLOUR AND FEED AT WHO'LL
III SALE AND RETAIL The public viii always
ind at the Subscribers store, in the Of Council
Hall, No. lST Champlain street, the following: The
very best brands OF White and Bsd heat Flo'..
fresh ground Graham Flour, Rye Flour, and fresh
ground Corn Meal, Cracked Wheat, Oat Meal AID
Pearl Barley; also Corn and Oats ground together
Mil Feed Of all kinds snd Grain, which viii scii
at the lowest price. Also Falad bay aud Straw
AnT purchases made at my store viii BE- prtm9fiT.
attended to and delivered free Of extra cha-E-.
1hsundersigned was formerly Clerk IN c. Aadr-Ws
Feed Store. ISsp8, 8,l75l }. P. REIDENsACH
dissolution
The partnership heretofore existing between
oTgs L. Hayward Co. was dissolved on the lst
Of Ssptsmbsr, 1854, By the Withdrawal Of John
Wall who never had any authOritr 20 create
any Indebtedness against she frm without ny con-
sent. - JOSEPH HAYWARD.
CEEvEEAzB, Sept. Il, lssa. .IsPtI7;lsS
-Es-
DIDO ,ziaeid i nisJqsO
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uIGHWLNES.-I00 BARRELS IN
IL good condition, for sale by
sspt34-I70 3. 7. LYON.
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9 AGRED CON G E R 7 sSs..
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

The following table shows the imports OF tobacco ana
he thereof Gres, Britain from 1864 70 1858,
luciusive.-
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

@4-O r,
ASHES Receipts, 20 bbls The market unsettled
and rates generally demanded, with small
sales $ll so, and Sl2S Sl3 for pots and pearls.
IRsApsruFTs.-Receipss 1857 bbls -four, 76o bbB
meal, 3,422 bushels wheat, 72,1s0 bushels corn,
III 93s bushels oa,s 5000 bushels barley and $50
basnels malt There rather more demand Tor all
kinds of nour to day for boms consumption, with
speculative inquiry. and prices advanced 15c. Csc IN
9onse the higher rates Of gold Shippers orders by
low limits, wholly shut out aut tho indica.
lions that the export movement win remain
very light throughout the fall and winter months The
comprised IA 900 bbls State and Western 1850
So aud 500 Cnusdisn. Rye hour may be quoted
81 IS 50 25 for inferior TO choIce. With sales
bbs At the outside price. Corn meal ruled steady
with $50 bbs sold 81 rs for Jersey ST 80 Tor
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
DETROLEUM OIL STOCKS,
i IN FIRST CLASS COMPANIES. FOR SALE.
BY ALBERT II. NICOLAY. No. 81 w lila m street.

DACIFIC BANK. NEW YORK, OCT. H. 1e64.-THE
Board of Directors have this day declared extra
dividend of FIVE tree Of government payable
and after the ts dny OF November next The transfer
K BUCK. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
MILLIN ERY.

AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE,
"A New Plaid Broche plain Bonnet and Sash Ribbons
lire OF fashionable Plaid Silk Velvet.
Uncut roy plain Silk Bonnet velvets every shade,
81 80, 81 rs. 81, 81 so, $3 and upwards
Black silk Bonnet vevets cheap.
Embro deres from auction.
AsfsEtfsI Kid Gloves warranted q per cent below
guRr prices
New Cloth and Cashmere Gloves cheap.
Also full line OF SontagS, Wooilen Shawls b 3Ods &c
New French Flowers and Feathers Ready ON Monday
Our TRIMMING Department 10 repenshed with many new
aud cheap noveltes. kDWD KlDLEl.
Filth block east from Bowery.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

Tho wheat market advanced &C., with limited bust
ness for local milling purposes. The receipts and supply
sale continues light and holders for the
in position 70 dictate terms, notwithstanding the
absence Ct export trade Sales, $4,000 bushels
a, 81 for inferior Chicago spring, 81 for Milwaukee
club, $2 Is for amber spring and inferior winter red
Western, 81 IS for amber Michigan So IS for white
madam and y so for small parcel choice white Mishi-
gan 1he rye market was &c. . &c. better, with sales
OF 10 600 bushels Western 81 - aSl l5 Corn also
advanced &C. &C., under scarcity and the rise gold
sales a. GOO bushels, u 81 66 81 b6s for Western
mixed Barley without decided change, with sales
23 600 bushels a 81 90 Canada west 81 Is
mon canada East, and 50 for prime state In barley
mai, nothing trsLsprsd Oass frn At SEC. &c.
for The whole range.
CoTTos,-Ttere rather moro speculative inquiry
today owing TO the rise 10 geld and prices advanced
fully &c. per lb ne market closing quiet sales 600 baes
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

The money market contLu.s easy, u,its ,ne limited
demand for call loans, te; c-u,, asos
statement for the week tavotsbiy G'mp,es ire
cedng one, Notwithstanding tie ia, in.
stalnent account OF the instant.
The deposits have increased 5s3 oans, s.sl ,g+
and the specie, S4ss a2s; wane tie cr,rat,oa
has been reduced S594ss. II compar. the statement
OF January with the presentoae ini cir.
cua1i0n Of the associated panks the cay
duced 81 IL 552, and the 81 Isl 90 bdt the lat
ter nevertheless since The Isl OF o,iouer
81 ,s39, 229.
The discount line is inactive and ieudeis
only willing to ACCEPT t!ie nest class
OF commercial paper, wE:ch raie1 at
20 twelve per cent, with only iew exceat"aai
transactions at eight. The conservative 0Gs ta. o.t
banks pursuing ler reee;,o "f a! bs ms;
class stock collateras loans aud commercial p4.er
that issue from speculative sources. ~he ,ue "ssacss
government national *
for loans or discounts are very ~ .rtiry cne"x
il thus imposed upon NOR uate setua;ton n pr,ducs,
merchandise and new company oGUr;ss
The national bank system is cNt4Adas t.ef among ia
stiutious formerly law action
OF eight old banks PM iephi. shows
This movement is consequent the advantages
secured natioHe banks by Congress, aud
immunity from taxation which they enjoy ;
but the system, while in thas msansr az
fords facilities for banking before unknown, 10
source Of weakness TO the government, for
every bank du;es the currency with lis paper iszuss,
and the time il contributes tr1s tho
revenue compared with what would have TO do K
organized under the law. The amount Of the
cuon tue aggregate OF these banks at the date OF
the last $50 s5s o30, and this Is increasing
rate varying from six 70 eight millions Q month.
The National Bank law authorizes the creation
OF these Institutions the extent OF three hundred mil
lions capital, and only banks to the extent OF
sss a2o capital have yet been organized we are
hut tasting the first fruits OF the system There have
thus tar been issued national bank notes under
the denomination OF I've doliAre; but the act OF
Congress authorizes the issue OF small notes,
which, acted upon, will aggravats the evil Of currency
iuation and therefore the duty Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury withhold them from circulation. The
mass OF small bills fractional cdtency already for
in excess Of the OF the community. Much Of the
latter ls TO such degree that u s
difficult TO discover the amount represented,
and provision should made for exchanging II at the
Treasures and oces throughout the country
In sums without limit.
Foreign exchange is firm but inactive Bankers SAX
lOe (god rate) for sixty and llok for three days bs
Oh Great Britain. Francs are quoted Al 5.ll 5.l5
The Assistant Treasurer reports a follows
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL,

MosnAY, Get e4-6P NJ
The stock market wrs firm ths morning, although
without speculative activity.
The closing sales al the first board, compared with
those q saturday. showed the following variations
Erie declined q. New York Central IN Fort Wayne
sdvasced Ist, hudson River IL, ,Readng y. M'chfan
Southern IA Chicago and North Western x, preferred
J. Chicago ar Rock Island ~ Chicago, Burngon and
Quincy 4. Cumberland Coal ., Maripcsa Ia, OHIO and
Mississ ppi certificates u, Atlantic Mail u.
Government securities were steady At Saturdays QUO
saons The issue OF ve-twentes sold at ss5s l0o
price not allowing OF much IL any profit to the sub
scbers the loan. NO bids accepted under l09 SO
lo0.sl, and allowing for twsrty five per OF tho
amount payable in certificates Of Indebtedness at "a 9s,
the bonds would coat the lowest successful bidder in
currency, 90 s9. But the larger portion Of the
was bid for At higher figures, and most OF those wAo
still hold their boads are osers by them at their present
market price. This is consequence of the sluggish
foreign demand for securities just now, owing 10 the
unsettlement OF the rates of exchange.
State stocks we're neglected. and railroad bonds dull.
After the call and at the open board, at O'Clock
the market stronger
Al the second regular board the Improvement was op
the WHOLE sustained, and considerable activity
parted 10 the Western portion OF the list As compared
with the morning sales Erie advanced y. New York
Central "a Michigan Central H. Illinois Central a. Cleye
=
Chicago and Rock Island y, Fort Wayne a Cumberland
Coal TX Pacific Mail 4. Hudson River deciped =,
Reading 4. Michigan Southern a. Government
ties shade lower. Coupon 1851 sold los,
coupon Eve twentes l07 lo7,x, coupon iorles si,
year certificates e41s AT the open board past
three, and later on the street the market steady
The gold room was full Of activity and speculation IA
vored rise. rumor was circulated il the course Of
the day to the effect that Atlanta burned aud
ated by sherman, and then that Wilmington was
about to be attacked but neter Q, theee ex
erted much influence. strong combination
Is supposed to be at work engineering
In gold, and report says that parties ihe
who endeavoring to get up IA "coruern Ere
The public have bad example OF The meuning of
"corner" during the last six mouths Harlem, which
has been eaecualy coruered t!at dis ppesred
entirely from the stock lst. cque possession
Of the entire capital stock Of the oad ana toe, likely
70 continue in that possession tor by Il.
ha gold quo dur no ftlI
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

TGRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
n The largest and cheapest stock OF Felt Beaver and
Bioomers Bpnnets Tnrbans Caps. &o in this city.
all the fashionable shapes In Fets At Z0c o6c
76c and 81 each. Beavers at 81 60 10 W ~ % ana
EDWD. R1DIRY.
81 aud 3llk Grand and 66 Allen streeN.
Eifth hlack BQIknrX.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

The gold quotations during the eay follows
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

IyURNHAMs FURNITURE BxPRgss, lis WEST
ID &ieyrnth street, between Fifth aud Sixth avenues
snps Mirrors China aud Jsss ware packed aud shipped
Faro mnvra 80 ni,s nounlsg. rafa ale aAnrak
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

Total $lS5 1873 764 81 e10 $50 991 779 $50 s16 SS4
TRANSACTIONS CLEANING HoUsK
Cearngs week ending October Is $494 $50 44 3s
Clearues ending October "a. 51l 1883 0s2 so
Baauces week ending October 15.. 1921 843 81
Balances for week ending October % 2OSOi,734 O8
The New York herald., 1864-10-25

The following table shows the totals Of the statements
Of the associated OF this city, the first Saturday
of each during the present year. with those Of the
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
FINANCIAL.
A sToR BURNiNG SPRING PETROLEUM LAND
"A ASSOCIATIONS
TO BE INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE
STATE OF NEH YORK

STATE OF NhN YORK -
CAPITAL, S2,col0oJ. lI0,0oJ SHARlsS AT $50 EACH:
subsc price for the 20 D shares FOR fau
maid stock FROM al Assessments 81 sharehelpa
ess half OF its 10000 shares reserved
10 expenses Of tie Association The property secured
for the Company consists of about 1000 acres all In Zee
There sixty aud miles of this properly
on rivers creeks Of the best boring terroS
Is located mostly the celebrated Rsthbone Burning
spring Tract on the Little Kanawhs RIVER wirt and Cal
houn Countiek Virginia about twenty four miles from
Parkersourg and seyenes from the Baltimore aud ono
laid directly through the lands of this which
Il m expected viii be completed very time, which
dir alton to ali the cities as
well as the Ohio River by the railroad.
applications have already been made for els
ing this tract and is confidently believed by reia-
bic persons that have returned after making thorough
examination ei this property who ready 10 give al
osrmaon that may be wanted in regard To the same mat
csn be made to yield an income 70 the association ~
ninety days after Us organization Of from five TO- ten per
month on the Investments from the cash
Of lots and atty alone without the expenditure
Of one doior BY the ccmpaIy Lead coal and tmess
Of the 6pest quality In immense quantities. aso on
these lands The attention of capitalists 70 this enterprise
70 solicited nrst class Investment price offered fhe
OF the is deferred until tho stock
subscription Is completed No to be paid until the
satisfied with the property.
when meeting Of subscribers viii be called for the pnr
pose of cecting their officers Books Q Sph5rpon,
giving fnll particnlsrs are now open 81 The elce Q!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02
WAsalsorox, May 1.

WAsnlNOIOWS 0oy IL
The President by message informed the
House to-day that be had approved the bill
revivine the grade Of Lieutenant General
Shortly afterward the President sent "a
the Senate the nomination of Gen. Grant
for that position.
Capt. Ferguson, late 9. NJ. ct Alexsndris
has been released from old capitol prison
and hooorably acquitted.
Washington specials to-day say Il 10 q.
pected that the three most important Me.
s0uri election cases will be decided in CON.
mittee to. morrow.
An expedition to the st. Mary's river
had captured half million Of seasoned pine
lumber.
A raid to Georeis destroyed number d
ferry boats st the main ferries In that part
Of the country.
A ANAL force took possession Of Gaiues.
vile, Florida, and threw open rebel store
houses to the starving people Of the place,
besides repulsing party oil the enemy sent
against them. After holding possession SO
hours, our men retired.
The gunboats Pawnee, Mohswk. Ottsvs.
add Nor wich are ct Jacksonville.
Correspondents say, the morale of our
men is uoimpaired, and their willingness TO
meet the enemy is perfect - ever. After
few days rest, they will move eSainss him
or successfully meet him IL he dares TO I'd
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02

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Hossds, Piies. AssleeSe. ~ a. ~
sas;e 90 Nerves d;so,dsrs. c.
FOR al Of vh;sh /. !. . .....
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anSum.nc Disoedsss q every hinds aad II tAo1-
% cases wnss. It has boon used IL he's ~.
- .novn . fAtl. $780,
-. = HU .A.AlAs = vtn aatte 1n0e11aes re1jol
hcse!x case, nooevss dtets0ssIae. -.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02

<vA1s nus YnOM 0nlOA0o 70 PlTfeDUno
PkMNDXZHMN ORNzAAE 1AHbOAD'
usv Yea, HAilaaelyAia, HAisinSss - VA
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1asAonA - laldag III nM6e, Wilt hoye -
eava.Aaeesf ~ Ne saelssn nasksts q = sAdi-
1aunee sassasa SAfsasA.
1hsa0lnve Ne DspsA Oaeal slFsss, wet He,
geieAgos eelly - ~ assival = tfainS ftso Ne
Get - Asese.wsss.
ueW Ysek 81 Doetoc, ~ n % inSeeleei
tsvneof New H1glAaA, ~ New Yssk O6aisa1
81 New Yea R9is Railroods. Also 0eata -
Oeaumbus, Janeoville, NeWaek, Mount vesnoa,
oessbsosi1ls 81 Wheeling, cd istsrief tewn6
seOhie 81 vifginla. Milo Ar
he sSsvs taiae eeaaese q losset witA t!alns
- Md 1lvsf 11e6 teoWine1sa1s Usbase, Day.
- aad Ohssisa6Gl. Also wl0 teaanS g Lane fos
Dayton 81 Cineianoti alroets
fasssaGsso bosnd eAgewfl1 fnd this route botA
ylsannt cd agreeable, pa.iAg through many u
u lasgsss ead lasst dido II he Unitsa 0tatss.
nAssongss aesiving - Chicago - any Of The
ssods, win Ind attentive shssk agents . tAs -
- y ssssivs shesks - seevcy bagsags,efsSsf
eAasge.te The Ptsaseafe 90 Chicago sase. Sleep
- an sseompony eash ttaln.
1ieke0 for sale q I'll he Hineipol ticket -
~ In the West, aad q the Ooopeays o0et eof.
~ Of Randolph end Deasbeen stseets, q Of NE
Depot, Weot do, Chisa9o.
Is paseisuI6s e III for tlsketsby Fort Wa0ns.
IN. Sos. 3. :, On. "a G:sT az, csissss.
Freight q I'll kinAe viii ~ carried frUn Ohico
20 I'll psests East q I'll tinss,ss - low fssss
NJ othes e~usoa6s- eopot-dtl
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-, PORTLAND, March 2.
The steamer Damascus. from Liver
pool, 18th, and Londonderry, 10th, ar.
It 10 stated that the arrangements for
the departure Of Maximillian for nev;.o
are complete. ~
aesiost Duppel. ''0''
It u stated that they had demanded
tnas the Danes svacuate Duppel And
Aieen. giving very short delay.
A Copenhagen paper says the Dsn;.h
government had not received n,o,..;
tions tos % ormistics.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02
lllinois Central Railroad.

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I'm AND AFTER SUNDA NOvHNDHR
~ "a, tsains win lsevs ffon ~ 0saad Cso1sal
Jspot, foot Of Lake ssd SeatA wsssr sersss:
Through Expessl, [ At ~ 4 n, arriving q
laily, en-, SuadaysJ Cairs 8 - 4 y.
- This Trails connects ~ Peoria, Altoa. Dc.
touis, MsapAis, New Orlesasand Mobile.
Aseonmoda&ioal A. 40 \. fee Caise aaA way
Train, 6tatioas, arriving at Cairo o
Gvsry day. J s4t r n next dsy.
- This Trsin, on Saturdays, will runonly 70
urbona. Trains errivea q Chicago q ll:O6 4 n
snd $50 Pm.
For Tickets and infoematisn, apply q tAe o1ee
o the Great Oeatsal Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will lsevs Chicago Leave Weed Lawn:
es0 An olk IN
Gas AN o3SA
1890 n 12s66Px
500 IN SIS Pm
O:OOPu &tOPu
W.R. ARTHUR, GsnI 6up'k
". P.JoHNsoH. 0sn1 Passenger Agt. no4oa