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FORT MONROE, Feb. 10.-The following
Special Order is published by the General
Commanding:
Special Order.-W. W. Shore, [Shawl being,
by bis own confession, the correspond dent OF the
New York Daily World and Daily Times, the
articles and letters from which papers are
copied with appreciation into many OF the rebel
papers to the injury Of the Government and
the cause Of the country, is ordered to leave
this Department forthwith and not return
under pain OF being put at hard but honest
labor.
By order OF MAJOR GENERAL BUrL8R
X. s. DAVIS, Major and A A. G,
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War Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
Wqshingt0n, February IL, 1864. (

The following officers having been reported
hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that
they will stand dismissed from the service Of
the United States, unless within fifteen I5)
days from this date. they appear before the
Military Commits sion in session in this city, of
which Brigadier General Ricketts, u S. Vol
unteers, Is president, and make satisfactory
defence to the charges against them
First Lieutenant W lillian II. Ashford, 18th
New York cavalry.
Fraudulent proceedings in having credited
to the 30th Congressional District of New York
certain recruits enlisted by him in the goth Con-
gressional District.
Captain r. M. Taylor, 10Th New York cav
airy.
For being an accessory to fraud in the dis
position and credit OF certain recruits Unlisted
by Lieutenant Ashford, Of his regiment in the
29th Congressional District OF New York.
E. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General
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SMr. O. W. Webster, Of Westminster, M d.,
sends TO the Baltimore american Of this morn
ing, card denying In pointed terms the state
ment made by correspondent OF the american
that he (Mr. Webster) had escaped from Lib.
hey prison at Richmond by betraying plan
OF escape OF other Union prisoners.
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LATB FROM CHATTANOOGA.

LATE FROM CHATTANUUEA.
By late information from Chattanooga we
learn that the loss of clothing by the burning
of the store.house at Chattanooga, last week,
was ss3,85O7s. Three steamers are running
between Chattanooga and London, and train
of cars leaves Chattanooga to London on the
10Th inst
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RHREL OFFICER ARRESTED

REBEL OFFICER ARRESTED
Detective Wait yesterday arrested Thomas
Tansel, formerly q lieutenant in the U. s.
Navy, but for the past three years a captain in
the rebel army. He was turned over to Pro-
yost Marshal Todd
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~ In Baltimore yesterday, james Byrne,
citizen, and Second Lieutenant Harvey Church,
OF New York artillery regiment, was arrested
on the charge or being in q drinking house and
there drink KING q toast to the success OF the
Southern Confederacy. Byrne was locked up
In the military prison to await . further hear
ing. and Lieutenant Church was ordered to re.
port under arrest to General Lockwood.
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From Fortress Monroe,

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 9.--The Daily Mis-
sissippian says the rebel capital is to be re.
moved TO Columbia, South Carolina.
Flour Is selling in Richmond for $3.50 per
barrel Sugar, 81 to Ss per pound.
Sever al thousand Yankee prisoners now In
Richmond are to be sent to Georgia in q few
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THE CASE OF THE CHESAPEAKE

HALIFAX, Feb. lin the admiralty court
yesterday, Judge Stewart decided that the
Chesapeake and cargo be restored to her own
ers upon the payment OF the legal expenses Of
the court.
The court then adjourned to Monday, when
a full decree to this effect will be delivered.
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REPUGRRS

Lawrence Menahan, Abraham Norris, Sarah
Hunagle, Sarah Rudeck, John Fitzpatrick and
wife, rebel refugees, arrested by the police,
took the oath this morning and were released
on promising to 60 North.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. w. W. Ayerill, the dis
tingui he'd cavalry commander, is in the city,
and stoppeng at Kirkwoods'.
Hon. D. S. Dickinson, of New York, is also in
the CITY,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PRICE OF GOLD.

fBy the Peoples Telegraph Lines-OMces No.
511 Ninth street, and corner of Pa. avenue
and Sixth street, under Nation al hotel
NKw YORK, Feb. 1l-Gold, at OBS g. m. 50
10 Q. m, soa59h; IL a. m, 5e4a59x.
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CHIEF QuARrKRAAsrsR's OFFICE,
DEPOr or WAsHIaGToN, }

W
na sEt51P KIN Be Tse.ysd # tbs
Sns .na hs1Gf "a s
Eig6 hundred (Sc0) barrels of Pitch Roofing
The particular kind or description Of the above
sl required to furnish Samples Of the s sI
* ss.as,., each
sixty 6ol days therefrom and the balance in ninety
xsss barrel Of Pitch or Roofing Gene at must
and delivered IL good sound bsrrsl,. said barrels
The Articles offered By the .e.sfuI pisdsrs win
be subjected to rigid inspection before being &C
ment.
bid, IS must ALSO the full name and post ONCE al
Proposals. from disoy.I parties will not be CON.
sidsrsd and an oath Of allegiance must accompany
Propossls must be addressed to Brip.d,sr Gsna
rsl q; Rueisr, Chief Quartz master, Depot Of
posals for Roofing Felt and Pitch "
The bidder win he required to accompany his
pIopS;ss,tion With ,s 1a1.nsse ,snsd by two re-
he win at once execute the contract for the same
with good and sufficient sureties, in a equal to
n a
vertitement; and in case ths said hidd er should
the difference between the offer Of s.iS bidder and
NE next lowest responsible bidder,or the person
ass 81 Be-
B s aars e s S ss 81
Bonds in cum equal to the amount Of the con
ii" e
or bidders upon stgning the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTY.
tas nnosrs ns sss 81 Of the
s.a eGi,sss
the for the good and and Gent
suretiss, in sum equal to the amount Of the CON.
NIFTY TO o Of a. eSn s
Iusry i, 1894 under which the bid was made, and
difference bet. the offer Of the said x0oa and md
TO whom the oontrse, may be ava d. 'a' person
Given under ao our h An and seals
To TIL. guarantee must b. appended the s g.
certificate atove mentioned. ''''"'
ddght to reject any .. al bids that
esch bid such articles at the prize therein named
As Is required BY the Government
fentd Depot WsshiS xton.
n NOTICE.
4 d. PARTNERSHIP Heretofore exist ~ bs-
tveen WIN b. HYDE and JOHN DAvIDsos md .r
IN, name and sty OF HYDE & Davidson was di !.
sov9o on the 18th OF Dec9m Der, 1862 By tina tn
OF WIN b. Hyde. and the business contiuue d nv
mutual consent Of the undersigned, until Yebru.
aI. let, S64 0'1u
Of rn R p L
HYDE
Atmini.trator W. q. Hvds
JOHN B. DAYiDaOH
Georsetown, February Q, 1864.
The updsrsisned will hereafter couauet thu
asoys Business JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
.e " o. SO Water strsat.
:" q O. ID!
"OOD d! WOOD.
KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD.
On hand. superior stock of all kinds
WOOD,
eswed and fp'it in any length or size reauired
and sold at lowest possible rates.
THOs GAIT.
Cfics gee Pennsylvania avenue, bet 18th and isth
Mill al d Yard foot OF Sevente. nth street
fe is-tf IOhroaiole.
FOB SALR.
"A RcUTH or THE sTaR viii BE- sold .. . bar
esia on account Of sickness Apply a. No. 400
sevaptn street west. or % this ofdcs. JaiS-u
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Washington Money Market-Latest Quo.
tations.
Furnished by Lewis johnson L Co., Bank
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United States Senator Elected.
LEAyESweRTH, Feb. 10.-The Kansas Leg
islature met in joint session Saturday, for the
election of a United States Senator. Governor
Carney received sixty eight votes, and was
declared elected.
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MYSTERIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS IN ALABA-
MA PAPERS.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-THE Montgomery (Ai-
abana) Daily Mail has the following significant
announcement:
"The rumors of an evacuation of Richmond
are gaining credit"
s'1hers Is . movement on foot which will
create more CONSERVATION at Richmond than
any thing that has occurred during the war;
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THE GRANDEsT ENTERTAINMENT
ever brought to Washington will commence
4 Odd Fellows Hall next Monday s,ening to con-
matinee every afternoons See sdYsrtisement in
interesting particulars see small bills: IT,
n%LADIKS' NATIONAL SANITARY FAIR.
open through sArURpAY EVANdMG next. when
mex 4, and on following aaIs until Al are soIa.
Wzz:4saasfsssSss :a:AH :$SsS
Il. aoS oeh si5sss s sad Srossed 70 y.
4. 55urch. 4tH stessf, rh.rs the sunsrS sermon Of
our gu R Lsse s Fro Ma vii os Hressssa
ms.Hns In s9sd standing are T fTnsa.n1iiy invited
-, - :. = 1,o.,o.7 -:
Rece ntions PARTIES Weddines B.Ils snn-
oeTs Pairs and other enfe rfainments nrn;s al n
shortest notice and most reasonable terms Ice
Cream and Water Ices made by steam power. war
ranted to be the best III the city wholesale and re-
Russo. Jelies, Pyramids and Wedding Cakes made
to order at JOSEPH SHAFFIELD'S CORRECTION
TOO ON .V1I1I MO p.ITIMopI 0oN
EScTTInAHn nSs pal nAEii ~ ouN1
NY FGCI!oNIphn $50 St5fh street, oettcssn
dnd h - Balls; xairs receptions, Wed
.1 ~ a t - saott
ana water Ices made ~ steam power, tho bsst
enshIy. vholssa'e ana retail delivered to any part
OF VEG olty eno 9eofRetoWn - Him
m ron posToy
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Important from the South.

CONVERSATION OF THE REPORT OF THE
EVACUATION OF RICHMOND
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"A ROUTE OF THE STAR will Be sold .. . bar
GAIA. Oh account Of sickness. Apply at No. 500
ecytptn street west or % this ofdoe. Ja16-u
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Olim.-Yesterday,
the evidence in the case of Emanuel Pollard,
charged with the murder of George Butter
was closed, and this morning the case was ar.
gued by Mr.. Wharton for the defense and the
District Attorney for the United States; after
which, Judge Ohm delivered able charge to
the jury, who took the case at about TX
o'clock The jury returned in about an hour
with q verdict of guilty.
Terrence McNoon, convicted OF larceny, was
Sentenced to pay a fine OF $40 or Imprisonment
in Jail for sixty days.
Chauncey A. Hoor, charged with assault
and battery on J. Bell Adams on the 10th Of
December last, submitted his case.
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WashinSssn Asnsy Market.
Q1oeataons Tor ssocks, coin ana ucarEsnt
money, fuxnishsd ~ lewis Johnsoa = o.
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GONE TO CINCINNATI Mr.. w. L. Sim, late
manager of Canterbury Hail. in this city, has
purchased the National Theater, In Sycamore
street, Cincinnati, for the sum Of $4,000. The
Cincinnati papers say Mr.. Sim proposes re-
moGelpg the theater, and will shortly open
with a splendid company,
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FAILED TO APPEAR.-On the 4th day OF this
month, Justice Clay ton, at the instance Of Mr..
George l.. Markham, issued a warrant for the
arrest of one Charles Gould, on the charge Of
"feloniously and carnally knowing one Mary
Jane Markham and living with her in fornica-
ton and adultery for the last five weeks (more
or lessi) the said Mary Jane being to his
knowledge q married woman" Gould was
arrested and held to bail in the sum of $500 for
his appearance at IL o'clock to-day, to answer
the charge. The defendant appeared, but the
prosecutor failed to so; Justice Clayton dis
missed the case.
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SALE OF CONDEMNED Goops-Botsler C.
Wilson, auctioneeTs, sold, yesterday, an ex-
tensive collection of condemned goods, belong
ing to the Hospital Department. The compeli-
bidders present. The articles brought good
prices.
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OFFICE,
W.. ne,


until o,slocE, .. nv, On MONDAY, August Issi.
for flins. nssembiinr ni.tiog' ani.hing p,asins'
and boxing p'~e' N'' '''e'
states Ordinance Agency No. Is Worth street, New
The side bars and mouth piece. a. they come
from the drops to be furnished from he Springfield
Armory, where specimens and the model bits . n
be seen. The shell be ar ny tho letter, o. 81 are
to be made from No ~ sheet brass (PTovidence
Dire gaugeJ and TO be allied with lead before being
soldered The plating 10 10 be NOT less than No Id
and to be Of fne ouality. The rinss arc to be- Of
the best iron clock WIRE and the lower bar of brass
wire the finish 10 be equal In ali respects 10 that
The bids are TO be subject to inspection at all
stages OF the work. and before being pa ked are to
and when eompIe.ea are 10 CONFORM pa ,sIist,v n
every respect with the pattern standard Bit Al
the hrmory. ''A "'1 ''' ~
.. 1S'E e 3: PsSsS a PsOss G bundle. Of ,s
By the Inspector. Packing boxes to be valued by
the Inspector.
charge to the u tied States Tor trsnsportstion OF
week, and the rst delivery OF 500 bits to be made
The stock furnished BY the United States will be
inspected before issued and for set Of parts issued
to the sS aaishsd BIT !. to be returned
actually engaged in the plating and hing BUSH
ness, and who are known to this Department to
the work proposed for. '>''N'' 50 'N' '"' '"'''
mory or at this Office = '''''' ~ ' ''''' ar
be eon.idsTed. '''" ""' NV
GUARANTY
The bidder will be required to ACCOMPANY his
proposition with a guaranty, signed by two re-.
sponsble persons that in case his bid 10 accepted
he will At once execute the contract for the same,
to the whole amount OF the contract, to deliver
the article proposed In conformity with the terms
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FOR MALLEABLE
IRON CAVALRY TRIMMINGS.
ORDNANCE orrrcr, war DEPARTMENT.,

ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAsHISeroN, July H. 1884.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE
until SATURDAY, August 20, 1854, at o'clock, p.
m for the delivery At the following points Of the
mines for cavalry equipments:
AZ the New York Agency, New York, $1,000 sets.
Az the Frsnkford Arsenal, 10000 sets.
Al the Allegheny Arsenal, &c, 900 sets.
At the 81. Louis Arsenal, 10000.
Eaeh set Ia to consist Of the numbers Of each
nOS ssosp tvs, SS' q the ona ns s9G Il
each set are TO be made Of the new pattern, with
.i"H, sesordinf to the model to be seen At The
the best quality Of mallsabie iron, the tongues Of
the buckles Of the best clock wire. The dimsn.
Dimensions OF the buckle-toDgues aud rollers must
conform strictly to the standard gauges, which
tnasoashyp ssa co. ane ssa roS al. .pruss ana
irresulArfies, they are to be apsnnsd in the best
manner, and packed, two hundred complete set.
In a box OF quality, and marked a. may be pre-
The wort Is to Se subject 70 Inspection a. the
mandatory in all stages OF Its progress, and no
goods are 70 be received OF paid for which have
not passed inspection.
Deliveries are to be made a. foliows;
Bidders will state the weekly rate ct which they
bidders will state the arsenal or arsenAls where
they propose TO deliver, and the number Of sets
they propose to deliver At each place, II for more
fed time will subject the contractor TO forfeiture
VIC huox ~ may M ", W ueIrel ~ tnat I'M g.
No olus VIII pe recelVeu nnm psIues o'hf than
IesuIsI msuuise,ures o. w. une hlao'es pIpostd
LOT, snu VINO arc hnown 20 thls department 70 DC
cepAole o. executing IN nsH own Ahops tine WORK
Preposeh Ior l.. .s..,., =. A..
.nd % $3.50 ~ ~ nrs ~ ". .ne AZ eve
ns s , asenan fropos0" MOI maae o'a on hHJorm
oM v" % cohSldvt6;
x,,, SOAhANli: -
Inc o,uuer WI DC reqoiIeu 20 accompany ms
p IoPUion WIN NANNY, hynsu " Two res
ponsnie persons, that, IN case MS De accepted,
ne VIII =. once eseoute tne oonIact LOT the same
WIN sooa ana sumeient suIeues' IN sum equal
w the hmouht o. the oonunot, 70 uenver the arti-
s ses PROPOSED, In conformity with the terms Of
hniS ssi ~, ~ nt ~ ~ usse me ga saia DiudeI
1 al ~ enteI nto .no eonu eel tney 70 MAKE
ZOO Wy uinerenee oetwesn tns onef o. sara DIG
$500 u ~ ~ heAs piausI, q ue person
Ths rssnon.ah,,tv M ~ s..nnta,. u,r., H..
.hown no H. ofsci ,ort,ae. ~ shs .,I ~ ,p pc
.or., R,t,, Tn ee III AZ M.a e o. M me
tret httornevs ''ui'' A"u "' en''su s'A''' D'''
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NJ o T / Q & =.

0FFIcE OF CoMMnnoNERs OF IMPRovEMENTs,(
CITY HALL, June 50, 1884. \
In compliance with an ordinance OF the Corpo
ration, entitled " An act for the removal OF ofal,
slops, &cn the pnblio are hereby notified that all
Kitchen ol will be removed fro IN their respective
dwellings once day until the lat October next,
and all housekeepefn are hereby notified TO plae ;
vessels sufficient to contain such ofal, and easily
handled, In the rear Of their several premises,
when accessible TO the garbage carts, and when
not accessible In the rear, then at place most
convenient. y. II. DORsErT,
Commissioner First WArdi
JAS, W, sPALDING,
Commissioner SeooDd WArdi
JOHN T. GARNER,
Commissioner Third WArdi
VIM, DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Fourth Ward;
WIN X. HAMILTON,
Commissioner Fifth WArdj
W. A. FLETCHER,
Commis'ioner Sixth WArdj
JAS. II. BIRCH,
Co missioner Seventh Ward.
B. All ofal OF other kinds will be promptly
removed by notifying the Commissioners Of the
same. 10 2e-law2m.
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jyIeeod2w
OFFICE,

OFFICE,
" wan DEPARTMENT,
s..,., IVA, WAsn II,I1 D: C.. July q, 1851
August, 1884, ior furnishing, At the New York
Agency, No. Is Worth street, New York,
100 600 lbs Of pure Lake superior Ingot Copper
70 be delivered above stated, in as large guam
Titles and 40 rapidly as possible.
Bidders will state the rates At which they can
Forms of bid can be obtained at any Of the Uni
ted States Arsenals, or at this otfice: ProposGis
not made Out on this form ioiH not be considered,
GUARANTY.
The bidder will be required to accompany his
proposition with guaranty, signed by two re-
sponsible persons that In case his bid IL accepted
with good and sufficient sureties, in a sum equal
10 the whole amount Of the contract to deliver the
article proposed In conformity with the terms Of
should fail TO enter into Id contract, they to
ale good the difference between the offer Of said
bidder and the next responsible bidder, or the per.
The responsibility Of the guArAntors must be
shown BY the Official certificate OF the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court, or Of the United States
Bonds In a sum equal to the amount Of thu con.
tract, signed by the contractor and both OF hts
guarantors win be required Of the successful bid
der or bidde!I upon sigoing the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTY.
We, the undersigned, residents OF -, In the
county of - and state of -, hereby Jointly
and severally, covenant with the UBited States,
and guarantee, in case the foregoing bid Of -
be accepted, that he or they will at once execute
the contract fer the same with good and sufficient
buTeties, In sum equal TO the amount OF the con-
tract to furnish the articles proposed In conform
ity TO the terms OF the advertisement dated July
a. 1854, under which the bid was made; and, In
case the said - shall fail to enter into con.
tract az Aforesaid, we guarantee to make good the
difference between the offer OF the said - and
the next lowest responsible bidder, or the person
TO whom the contract may be awarded.
JGiven under our hands and seals
this - dAyof--, 1856
, tSeAll
Witness; iseal1
To this guaranty must be appended the ofleiAl
oeIuheAte above mentioned.
Eaeh party obtaining a contract will be Obliged
70 enter Ito bonds, with approved suTetieI, for
the faithful execution of the same
Upon the award being made, successful bIddera
tract and bond. '' " WIZ
The Department reserves the right to reieot anv
or all the bids, II deemed HnSatisfaotory on any
account. va '
Proposals must be addressed to "BriV.dier Gan.
eral George d. Ramsay, Chief OF ordnsnee' Wasb.
ington, d, c." and endorsed PropoIsis lar inSnt
Copper and Zinc spelter." '' '"o''
jy2s-sAtuthet Brig. Gen, Chief Of oTda anss,
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MEDICAL
CP RoIAL NO TIOE.

- I--T $3.50
Dr.. N. vrLLsrs Private Hospital, In ne Fed
sr.i Nook, Corner ofscvsn,h and streets, oppo.
sits the Pos, and Pasen, Ones. Rooms =, and n,
up stairs, Washington, D. C. b. 70 .s..fa ahi
All diseases Of private nature treated In the
best scientific manner, and radical euros sfestsd
In all eases. sYPBnITIc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, eLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or. the result OF VoLUPTU0US
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GEEERATIrE
ORGANS, from any esuss whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
GoUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALeLA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF tho NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS ScRoFULA, BLoTcHES
on THE FACE, ERuPTIosson the Limbs and body
and all other ERUPTIvE DIsEAsEssn DISEASE
or the BLOOD, from whsssver cause they may
have arisen. ..rur.n. a.. .,...
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter wha, your disease, let no faiss deli,
eseey prevent you from applying immediately 70
Dr.. vellny, who Is acknowledged 70 DO by far thu
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In tho treatment
Of private diseases. Fear no, TO come and max,
known your mi.fortunes, and he will speedy send
.,o,, 4. - ,,a,.