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The Migration from Fort DslaSrare.

TNtVHI 'H"I'lTHIH IF'UFtT, SuH0
The steamboat Meteor brought up from Fort Delaware
yesterday four hundred and eighty prsoners who had
been released upon taking the oath Of allegiance They
all line 0ncers-captaps and FIRST and second lieu
tenants-and among them representatives from
almost every portion Of the south-from Arkansas, Ms
sssippi, Florida, Georgia Alabama, North Carolina,
South Carolina and Teias Generally they appeared to
be In robust health and very few bore any traces OF
either bodily or mental suffering with few exceptions
they had much baggage they could staggcr under
and tho apparel worn by nearly all Of them wa 10 good
0rdcL Nv pApy " u, ~ lpoa lbaystops Following coz
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Tlae Migration from Camp Lockout.
wAsHINaroS, Jane II, 1868
The rebel prisoners in camp at Point Lookout are
being released rapidly as possible Large numbers Of
these released men arrive hero daily many OF who IN
are sick and In very destitute condition.
squad, several Of whom fad TO he carried along by
their companions arrived here this morning.
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Tsse Migration nsN Camp Chase and
JOnnt An,s IalanO.

From the Nnc' matt Commercial, June Is
An extra railway ain, with hundred discharged
rebel prisoners sp Columbus last night will arrive
hers to-day and leave for Louisville the packets
Seven hundred vki leave Columbus daily for Ave days,
making total Of rortytwo hundred rebel prisoners,
from Camp 'Isasc and Johnsons Island They will all
be trnnspo tod 10 Louisville at the expense Of the gov
arnuopt
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ALBANY, June ~, 1885.
break 's reported In the Erie Canal, near Agity
SPRING.. Extent Of damage unknown No boat In this
-42JpiDs
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MOTHER GREAT CuRE ...s9yc A.~.,s ~
81 highly respectable citizen well the insseanss
rhf gSki INA SSSSzon.

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prepsied SO far a. properly matters concerned
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my sa'. - sn what S
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TUESDAY and found me and told me
5ssa sa as;,
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possible Followed your advice and e the s.rPTss
than nJ ever
your ADVICE and medicines ss1E5YE{poS
DR. scHEScK WIN be .: hi: No ss"d s;rsss
io Until is Lila 3 =
Al 'm' e:AurIosvgEwARE o. ~ lxposToR
New York. for three where he has successfully
other oaee New York He VIII b =: h. rooms cn1S Mo
dos trss but for S Ssss sI sSgs
9 bottle. sT r Ss 4: s
Fills, Is cents per boz.
CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE.
y and baskets dschaIsng from the ship MON
o''N' luz 'A'0 " CESAR AUG. ROBERT,
in sonona county and sainsevain Bros Los Angeles CO.
ha Rp %s u"
grape at moderate pric 9sn.,,......
CoRNs, BusIoss INVERTED NAILS &C. c HaSs'
slcEs ASYiHifAToR Bunions, ooins' Bad Nails
gos sY
song ssps Fourth SSly SEED
iastratea Poems novelties Do not fail 70 see
the splendid July No Ready next week.
TNIvORCE.-PRIvATE CONSULTATIONS ON The
IL subject this and other States DEGREES legally OBJ
tanned. f. l. KING, Counsellor at Law, go broadway.
nIyoRcEs LEGALLY PROCURED wITm3ggT !, Pu y.
sosd ss.s
NJ noWES, Attorney and Counsellor, IS Nassau st.
30 TO THOMAS R. AeNEw's, $50 AND asa GREEN:
J wch street corner Murray and there you VIII ina
Teas Coees Fish, Flour and everything ese cheaper haA
al any other store New York. One price house.
CCHnBERGs GERMAN OINTMENT-wARRAETKD
y certain cure without tho slightest danger, for Piles
old Wounds scrofula, Sslrheun, all Bone and SKIN DAs
eases &c For sale ut the drug store * BoweTy, N. r.
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DRY GOODS.

A LADY WHO rs IN MOURNING WISHES TO DIS
need sppiy' xddrss. W. A.. station 4, Eighth avenue
sVO MfLLINERs AND COUNTRY sTOEEKEFpERs.--
Examine the stock Of Millinery and Straw Goods ri the
street cheap You will hnd 10 your advantages
cut Lengths than down obbers se whole
pieces we sell OF Ribbons and auction lots und
oommjssion. EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nl aud Sly Grand and 90 Allen streets
Finh block east from the Bowery.
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EXPR EssEs.
THE LECTURE SEASON.

INFORMANT LECTURES DAILY-FoR aEHTLEMRI
only. :. the NSy Yor. Museum q Anssomy Gs sycsS
receipt Of ten cents BY sddressias sserslsry
aew YORK Museum Of Anatomy.
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Our London, Part a and Berlin
COrresp' IndeaAce.
4
European Opinion Of President
Johnson. a,,
The Hearoe Doctrine ard the Mexi-
can Question,
DO, &C., &c.
Osr London Correspondence.

OWf LOn0om correspondence
LONDON, June s, 1895.
l~s, ApprescAino E1cto~sThe Baro" Ertan9eT and The
SIidetL
The preparations for the elections here are going on
vteadily and do not doubt that the liberals will have
tho majority In the Parliament; for though the con
seryetyes have been strainDg every nerve 10 secure
SUCCESS cannot conceive that the people will be 60 bind
Is 20 allow them 10 resume the reigns OF ONCE.
z am informed that Mr.. Eranger, who married MISS
Eiden L. not bankrupt, at any rate ruined man. Ia
reputation as vol in oTtunc aid may mention TO
NON. to. complete the history OF this srisocratic
EEanoa that the old Baron Er'anger, hfs
father was Only a clerk In Frankfort house some
few years ago when, by lucky chance, he called ON
certain Mt Roederer, dealer IN ices in the Goether
riatz In that town Mr. Roederer, at the time Ia ques
Gon held ticket In the Frankfort lottery which, owing
~ great number OF drawings having alreacy taken
place without the chief prize having been gained WAS
u course at considerable premium. This ticket MI.
Roederer offered 70 Mr. Erlanger in payment OF small
debt After considerable hesitation 1t accepted, ard
lnrped be the winner VI the great prize Of about
hundred thousand dollars, which sum of Course Mr.
ErIanger got With this money Erlaneor bought up
hnder another name, certain good Claims against the
hcuse he clerk In, and by pressing them compelled
The to wind up when he with his capital stepped
tn between his former employers and their creditors
And thus secured the business TO himself.
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WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
COAL, WOOD. &C.

MI rr.os,s,s,x Anplv At the coke oiicc n the De-
Works, twenty .arss street, avenue A. y SHERWOOD
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HII.LIN E RY,

MILLINERY.
- ,-.~-
AIIss D'ossEY'5 VIOLET AND WHITE CHIP ROUND
M tho nos. elegant In the city also Paris Bonncts
81 recrsei pre's iltO,s Broadway. corner Of Twenty
sixth street
ME- Hsnliif NO. BREvOoRT PLACE, TENTH
M onev balance Of her stock Of white CHIP
snd straw ,oaud na,s AZ greatly reduced erieea 10 make
ssou for ALI HnyortAtiopS.
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Prizes paid in gold Information furnished rhs hishes
rates paid for Doubloons and all kinds Of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR Co. Bankers. Is Wall street, New York
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Monday, November q.

NAslliNGION, Noy4 4.
Official notice Wu delivered by our Minister a.
London, on the lTth Of March last, to the British
Government " the termination OF the Reclprocitv
Treaty between The United States aud Her Britain.
nj, Majesty In conformity with the provisions Of the
treaty and of the joint resolutions OF Congress, ap
proved Jan. Is, 1868.
within the last few days properly Of great value in
Loudon County, Nireinia, which had been litelled
and condemned under tho ConGscation Act, and set
apart for the use OF tic Buresd Of Rculea, Freed.
men and Abandoned Lands, hiss been re.aJeI bv III q
bureau, aud the orders restoring it to the owner.
have been delivered.
Where colonies Of freedmen exist In the South All
such points as the relief system Of the Fr,edmeps
Bureau has not reached, the mortality anon. he
freed people, shoWn by tie Official return. 10 the
Bureau haL up to the prcseut time, reached thirty
per cent.
AdNices trom Catalonia Spain, sav that the choer,
theTeis diminishinG rapidly, and hope. are enter.
tanned II viii soon disappear
A delegation OF the sacs and Fore. rIpdi.,s,
arrived here TO day and soou to have an in,s,,
view with the Pres dent on the Affair, connected
with Ihs welfare Vi theiT respective ,r.te,.
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DISASTER At SEA.
A Vessel BIemn 70 spIipters.

The Savannah REruHiIoAr, Of the lst eont'in'
the following. The steamer Wsybo.set from New
Yo'k, reports On the 18th Of october, At O'Clock
A. Nc Cape listeras bearing n y. W. 10 miles us
tsnt ssv vessel ere, with another vessel sppai-
cntly bark, lying alopgside of her. The bark ieit
her about fifteen twenty minutes after ve hr't saw
her AZ soon she wts Uncovered to be on ire We
ran down to her and When within about I'VE miles Of
her she blew up, and nothing was Afterwards seen
but few SPAR, boxes, bales, &c. The mats OF me
weytos.et thinks she 40, small sized river steamer
and no doubt used NJ a Transport aud that 'ho h'd
large qn.ntty Of D.. der on board, rs tho explosion
was evidently caused BY that material she was
painted white lie has no doubt the persons on board
were taken oil before she blew up, By the vessel seen
alongside Of her 10 form faint idea Of the tarinl
power Of the explosion, It IL only necessary to 'tat'
that iAfre piece OF one OF the masu was blown INTO
the sir distance Of ovsr'-o N miles.
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Come TO Life AEuIn.

John GcdmAn, colorsd mar, lied "a, wa, sun.
po.sdl a, an early hour on Saturday morning. a,
his residence, in g. Louis. coffin and . shroud
were procured, and the coorod corpse alter beng
washed, shaved, aud dressed IL NE burial elotb..
was aid out in the coffin. While his ber.avsd
wife wa. wrngiug her tears ont ~ hsndann.
Handkerchief, and numerous fr'sn'. mute with
grief" were sitting around the dead ody talki nc
about what good man he VAS, Mr.. Rsimau aud
deuly rs sed himself bolt upriSlg In hs colin, with
she majesty Of death IN his cold ACE MOVING bIs
not entirely sgltess orbs ar uui upon the com
pauy Of pouruers, bis clay lips ersn TO chatter
some uuintolEgtc stuff abou, he o.ler vii
The results o. this hideous performance was 10
upset the whole asscmblsgo with sudden horror.
,to female friends fniutug and mabing into zach
others arms NJ the sight u TIE GHOST, the uen
themselves caying in, aud "ith dlllt,i ewes rush
ius lurieily ont Of the room. NJ R,dm.r. ~.
distressed widow, wss among TIE number who
tainted. W =, she came TO- shs ran out OF the
room and GU, tie no se, aud noghing eould in.
duse Ler 20 return iur.-s ,he day, uotwithstsnd.
IN she was assured that h'r hus1Gnd had com,
to he conscious, aud thai the doctor thought he
N sht recover
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tcon,,nusd from Fret PIos. J

49,. Of Portland. Ne, With foremost carried
$3.50 20 Io.s Of maintop. m,st and b-boom onei "a
w va 20 on to,rd the British bris Blue Wave
.hi,b sas then lyins BY him. Y; N. tame Gay
sav tie brig On pre- J.th, aie gu ~, sgs
ornEE DfsAs1FRs.
The s,ssmsh'p Catherine whitney, from N ne,
NJ for Gn,e'ton. vent sthoie on the = u ut
fve tnilss ,ou,h OF Chtysiort Inc Nhlth'y M H.
- ID ,n 40 men from he uIecs Of schOOhtr the
p.uniutef d the crew having teen "Atntu 49,
bosfd. Al q British biz fsifhaVn n, TON ''te.'oh.
. III c,tt,u iof I've g. ll, gas uisy mhoie' haNli
No. n foN Of Ic W nttlrv Ard disn.uued. ~
steamsT Gen. B,lut. rLlch communication VIII
th.uI. "a unaDi. g. re dCt any SssanIe' uV.u
49, =. a. ~, 10 ref The Barnes counted seven
ye.ssI. ,shoie aud uitmAutltd IN ssht Oi 'Aya-
tor. -. A. p,i,.,, la,
Yurnts @i,inautI,d. va picsed up b. The steal !
iIeffnSb Itv.natton. aicu nysr hey west bn' {"
farced Ia CAV. hsu, hasIur parted al haNteH -
10 |.lr.In4, On M.rUia IIdustry hal bTokt a
,driu n would t0ol 10 replaced
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Wholesale Price. of Country Produce.

NJ" fohA. NJN. z, 1855.
The .ringency In fnsncial circle. recently devel-
oped throughout all sections Of the country still
continue. TO manifest itself with even increased
severity in the market under review, and trade, Us
consequence, has during the week now closing,
suffered iull greater restrictions. Few huyers, nov
in the market, In view of the prospective change In
Affairs which must sooner later result FROM the
rapidly changing aspect Of financial Affairs arc
dsposed TO extend their operations bcyosd the limits
OF their immediate wants. Atyet, however holders,
although any Gus to realize, show little disposition to
force sales. through lear Of causing break dow la
the market The result OF this peculiar state of
affairs, should the monetary procure, now felt
throughout The country, he loaF cont nued, ue Goa.
slider u safe 10 predict, VIII be the forcing lArge
stocks OF many sttpe articles upon the market al A
much 10 range Of rates than nov exists Win
thr feeling peNading the markets, We were not
surprised upon visit TO the prime pal butter ma
to-day to discover q marked change Ia the ieriint
among hodes who freely couiess to the probability
VI an immediate forced let up IA the prices lndeed
We were msurrcd that the change had already in
some instances been commenced. Good state tfkins
which we lat quo Ell al 4oaI,, now beng Offered al
Ic and i,ury lots have suddenly dropped from Al ,o
hIc per pound Eggs have accumulated somca hat
dur1ng the week and ~ a cOnsel ueuce. spec Iy
reduction IRON the present unheAd VI prices an
ticipated. As ye', however, htte change has taken
place In quo atiOns. Apples too 70 the suTprse Of
those who mad ooked forward 10 an extreme famine
in this department. have recently been forwarded in
large Quantities and there ia a. present. glut in the
market Prices have consequently b,en materially
ne !ucel, good Western nut having sold al ~
and River At - OJarJ % per barrel. Died apples
are still advancing, and readily bring l6c Ounces
are in good demand and higher being held to day At
~ So 10 IS OV per bar Ell Tor sppe, and 20 W 10 =. so
ior pear. Cranberres are lower. Poultry Is arriv-
OF meats, beet il pieaV ald easier. while sIhsr
varieties are unchanged, We guots
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THE FENIASS.
Continued Alarm In Cnnadn.

Toronto, Q. W. Nor. An eI-Grand Master Of the
OrsnEemen, Mr.. Gowsn, has published a manifesto
declaring that the feuans are coming, and calling
the orAnsemsn to arms. The Orange organ, the
wArcnNAs, ha. leader declaring that 1t has posi.
tive information Of contemplated invasion OF the
Provinces that there are nov siI hundred armed
men In Toronto that several members Of the Cow
eminent are irsternizlng with the Feni.ns and that
the Premier ~inks at the contemplated attempt to
sever the Province, from British connection.
witnessed company Of Fenisns drilling on retired
street last night
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Buenos Ayres.


Boston, Noe 5,.-Ihe bark katherine Maude, which
arrived ut this port to-day, brings adyicss from
Buenos Ayrss to sept 23d, eleven DAYS later.
The War between the Allied POwep aud Paraguay
still continued. The former had recently gained an
important victory, having captured the town OF ru-
gusyua and 800 PArAguAyan prisoners, Aher q siege
Of six weeks The prisoners we're summarily disposed
Of by being drafted into the Allied army, to fight
against their own countrymen. The victory caused
great rejoicing at Bueno. Ayres.
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Encounter with n shark

The Portland ADVERTISER Of the q ias. r,l,,..
the following story
welsHn hat few days ssuss Captain Gesrys
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The Pacific Squadron viii consist Of me follovi.s
named vessels; Powhatsn, shsmokin. Tuscsrors,
Vanderbilt and Monsdnock, In all carrying sixty
three guns
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Flour und Grain.

Nk~ uHa, Oct 81, 1868
FL0uT.-We quote all grades &c to lie better SUI
pertue state, ~ 3UafI IS; tItIa do at - t5Ass w
Western tN'rs loS Rrades-At - lpas 81; shipyIne
Ohio al = N5aty w supelhne Western, III 6Uas7
70; iow gtRics UiCanAda Extra at - as Is and eod
~ sup,Ttne southern, AZ ~ Gafl6 20.
Grun.-Ihe whtst market Is unbalanced New
Amber state being quoted Al " as-;ulwatlk.s
Club, al ltss-.; Chicago spring, 81 IJAsl 10
Odts-Ate dull a. 4Gajle Tor uusouud, and bs.
SIC TOT sound
Bdrlsy-i- dull At 81 1Oasl II for STATE.
81 20 tor Canada West
Corn Tins market Ia lc lover. Were-u uusoupd
being quoted Rt sJsssc, and sound Al1ed ~ EATEN
IT sSay,
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LBS votes 70 y52 for Gen. schn!tllc.
The south Carolina LEGISLATURE voted t-i,e for .
Senator for the short term without choice. The
election " Congrefsmen hos been postponed 70
tie 2sd
Georgia.
Tie military suthoFi.ie, have relinquished the
Government Of savannah TO the Msyor aud Councils
NiL'sf0trill,, Nor. I'm the Convention yester'
DAY, an ordinance 10 sell the state Railroad and pay
the State debt with the proceeds, vas tabled The
constitution vas discussed during The femsin1er
OF the day. Ia the morning session Of the Conven-
ton to-day, The constitution again came up for dis
cussion In the afternoon, resolution vas unani-
rnou,y adopted sskinr the President Of the United
state. 70 gran pardon aud restore his property to
Commodore Iattna
AllLdgsuiils, Nor. 3.-In the Convention to-day,
an ordinance was .dcp pied declaring Il the duy Of thu
erslaturc to provide for the widows and orphan. Of
Georgia soldiers and Tor disabled soldiers aud ratify
ing the acts Of guardians, trustees, &C., durine the
war resolution vas adopted, asking the Proysional
Governor 10 order the formation Of more MILL
tia com panies IN each county under the approval Of
the President A resolution vas intt oduced, declsr-
ng that In the opinion Of the Convention, the time
for general amnesty had arrived. The population
ordinance ia tie special order for tomorrow.
Mississippi.
| .Iackson, M,.s Nor. 4-Mattefs In this state ar,
assuming a threatening attitude. Governor Hum
phrcys has Issued proclamation urging the lmme.
| diate organization Of volunteer militia companies,
and the Iegi. aturs (, memorialzing the Presideu,
to remove the United States troop, and release JEFF
Davis Meanwhile, two negro soldiers and xix eoy.
| eminent mules were captured yesterday, bctS ecu
| thi. city and Raymond The soldiers we're probably
/ shot W ID Xikinsan, OF IAlerdale county, VA
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NEw DIX, Oct. ~, iSGh
There IL no change In tue mark,t ior hav. the
supply stll being light, but NJ the demand guIte
moderate at pieeniprces have under gone 10 chance
worthy OF note leing quoted o.day a. 6Ua-c Tor
shipp ng, and GJa'ic Tor retail los.
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Cattle Market.

BrLL's HEAD, Oct. 81, 1866.
B,erss.-The market on 44th street opened we'll
for droyes yesterday morning. a rood supply-.ay
80 heao-being on hand aud prices aI the opening
ruling iof hrs' selections fully up 10 those vi last
s'ek, VIZ: Ia to i7c per pound net the later
heinz the puce realized for one dIovo Of choice
kcutucky Dun ans, averaging about lUt4 cwt We
alsO Situessei the sale Of one tle lot VI 5JO TO
Massachusetts speculRtOr at price aging about
PC per pound gross. BcOv ,hIs grade, however,
Hales te lcfs easiy effected, aud We observed
a silent decline IN tho prices OF this quality from
thore OF lAat week one drove Of uediu ma recently
lots OF state stock, such dry old cows. inferior
hoiieu, coaIse oxen, &c, were disposed OF at from
Nv TO lzc We sum up the foregoing A. follows;
No decline ior beet Gait hut tor medium and poor
falling OIL Of fully &c per pound from the prices of
last week.
Core aud CI'r,s. Cow, Of the best quality ,till
higher than last week. Calves are held little
Il nsr, the demand having suite cd considerably by
the p'entuness OF poultry. We quote;
Extra slJOAgl5O
Good
IOllihon to medium
Prime calves per all
Good veal calves per lb................... l4sis
Common veal caves yer head. Gall
Iaihklns ...., '. .ZIsJl
She I-aiC also lower this week the present p1ices
ruling "a, &C Tor ordinary good lotr ~hile the
very lest stock IL held at Sc lamb- arc held AZ
about last ue,k's figures, there beng scarcity OF
good stock, which pes eHts ade line. TODD lam b. afe
readily dspOsrd VI At to &c per 10.
SUiHs.-LItte change has been effected In this
branch Of the market to-day but the indications ar.
| that " ices will dOp tliie the m0rruy Al the
close, corn-iei we're bringing IL " IL &c, live ripLt
and l5s to II for dIo-sed.
The total receipts LOT the week throughout IN.
| city foot up 6Oj+ leeyes, l5i COWS, lS5J veal.
Z62S6 sheep and lambs and 4l7U suius-.howing
an increase on last weeks receipts OF III becyos 30
cows and 1876 sheep and decrease OF - veals aud
| J,yo2 swine.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-11
POLITICAL ,STELLiGBNCE,
south { aroiinu.

The Charleston CouuiLE OF the I'd announces tie
election OF Col ? e Gail.ri for Mayor, he receiving
lbs yotes 70 y52 for Gen. schn!tGlc.
The south Carolina Legisstufe voted tvite for
Senator for the short term without choice. The
election " Congre,smen hos been postponed 70
tie 23d