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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

Coans, BuS1oNs, tsc.-Wo ionire to bring to the
notice of all who aro troubled with those diaagrooa-
bic and painful companions the card Of Dr.. I,Eo-
poLD, Surgeon Chiropodist, who has located at
Mrs. FmSEY's boarding house, No. 100 King street.
Wo sublnittod ourselves to his professional sliill
Yesterday, whom Wo were suffering soTerc pain,
and on examination Immediately proclaimed he
would mako u c,1ro The operation WIS without
pain or any disagreeable fcoling whatever, and il
the DR.. docs not etfecta permanent euro, ho hos
ut loast relieved us, so that We can walk without
the slightest Inconvenience.
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Mtles, Horses, Ftupiture, &c.. at AUCTION.
By SMITH & NIoGILLIVRAY. Auctfoneer erf,
no. ~ Broad ST., South Side, Near State st.
TOMORROW 14th inst at 10 O'clock in front Of their
Office
Several MULES, HORSES, Carriages, Buggics, Fur.
niture, fine Revolvera, &C.
Furniture, Horses Mules aud Vehicles received up to
the hour of salo. =Z.
N B-Parties desirous of availng themselves of our
Wednesday sales requested to notify lis on Mondays
or Tuesdays II convenient. November 10
Sixty FINE MULES FOR SALE.
Tho Kalma Mills Company having no further use for
their Tca viii oer for sale at their Works on the
South Carolina Rairoadb sight milet from Augusta,
Ga, on the FIRST TUESDAY in December, ,.
SIXTY t60l FINE MULES and TWO " HORSES,
with LOG CARTS, WAGONS, HARNESS, &c, &C.
Most OF these Mules brought from Kentucky last
winter and very superior animals; they ore all IN
excellent ORDER after working hard the entire summer
There is finer lot Of Mules in tho country TERMS cash.
BENJAMIN r. EVANS,
President Kalmia Mills.
RS. Augusta Constutlonaist, Bavannah Republican,
Macon Telegraph and Montgomery Advertiser publish
daily till 15th instant, aud scnd bill to this office
November 12
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MELANCHOLY OcouRRHNcn.-Mr. EMANUEL, an
old and highly esteemed merchant Of Marion G.
a., fell from the platform of the back car on the
Northeastern Railroad last Saturday night The
train was in motion, and the shock Of the fall in
iured him so severely (some of his ribs being
broken besides other internal injuries receiyed)
that he died soon after. He was on his way homo
at the time having just returned from visit tb
this city,
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House and lot, Wc1Ituo1Lt Street. -
HY JACOB lCOEz#sN & Coz.
wi,l bo sold at Auction, THIS DAY, 18th November,
at tho Exchange, at Ii O'Clock,
All that LOT or LAND, with ono-story BRICK
nIILDING thereon formerly used us the 5ynagogue,
situated in Wentworth street. between Meeting and An
son streets Lot II toet front OH Wentworth by l03 foot
Conditions -One-third cash balance by bond and
mortgage of premises payable in one and two years.
Purchasers to pay for papers. November IL
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QUICK pAssAaE.-The fine Al new steamship Sea
GaU, DurroN Commander, arrived in Baltimore on
Sunday in ffty-fye hours. The steamers ofMessrs.
UouRrENAY & TREAHo1Ms new line are I'LL swift
vessels, making average voyages, inside Of sixty
hours, which is q great advantage to shippers,
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Pnovosr CouR7.-This Court still exercises juris-
diction over the Sea Tslands and many planters,
resident Of the city are interested in its proceed
ings, We append the time and place Of its sit
tings On Saturday, the 17th, it will be held at Mr..
JAnEz WEsooAr's house, on Edisto; on the 9th
At Rockville, Wadmalaw Island, and on the Sd De-
eember at secessionville. Maj. DIT. CoRB1N, who
long had charge Of the Court in this city, is the
presiding officer.
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IOCAL.MATIEISS.

Tm WEEKLY NRws-Ihe weekly edition OF lltf
News will be regularly issued every sunday
morning, and will contain all tho latest telegraphlo
news the latest ship and commercial news, as
well as great variety of interesting reading mot
Ter. All persons in the city desiring it left at their
houses, will please hand in ther names OF our
Office. Advertisers will do well to take advantage
Of the large circulation Of this issue, as we will
continue to send large number Of copies through
out the country gratis, until our subscription hsS
ahall reach q satisfactory number.
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BY y. A. THOURON.
THIS DAY. 18th nst at 1ol A. Ill., in front Of my store
No. IA Vendue Range,
a COOKING STOVES, Military Saddles, Brides, box.
es Soap Mustard dozen Brooms, set China, sectona
Rubber Hogo with Butts in orders set Rosewood
Satin Damask Furniture eonslsting Of ne sofa Arm
Bedsead, Prcss Crib together with our usual aasort
1nent,>a of which will be cold for cash.
NoYenlher 13 -
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AUCTION SALES.


DRILLS. ZZ
ALSO,
DRESS GoODs-Glace Ohecha, English Merino, Black
and White Checks, Plaid Alpacas, Vest Paerns Lace
Gimp Galoons, Gray Undershira and Drawers, Ladies'
Gtnts and Chilrens Hose and Half Hosc Towels, Poc-
ct Hdkts, Flax Thread, Gloves, &c, &c. =z-.
TAILOR's GoODs.-super Silk Mix CAsSIMERE5,
Steel Mix and Black Docskina, Black 5roadcot Fancy
Cassmeres and Tweeds, super Black and Fancy Sattt-
nets, Sleeve Linings Can ass Eack Velvet Kentucky
Jeans, Cottonadeay &c, &c.
RIBBONS AND MILL1NERY.--Fanc Plaid and Solid
Colored Ribbons Silk Velvet Ribbons (whito odge Fancy
Trimmed Hate Boxes Flowers, Ladies' Kid Gloves, &C.,
&c., &e. Z.--..-
shirts Neck Ties, Guspenders &C., &c.
HOOP zSKIRTs-LATEBT STYLES, 81, 30, and 20
Springs; Misses and Chdren's Skirts Dalmorals, &C.
Conditions cash. November IS
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WmLDEN's JEwELRy sTcRE.-This establish
mont, at the corner of King and Boaufain strcots
has recently beon fitted up in new and excellent
style, and now offers superior attractions to the
ladies' and tho public in general. Tho show cases
on the counter and those against the wall are OF
magnificent plato glass; in elegant silver-platod
frames. The floor is covered with beautiful oil
oloth from tho house 9. D. CARR & CO., and the
coiling has been adorned with exquisite ornament
al painting in the artistic style Of Mr. HHTnAN.
Among tho many beautiful ARTICLES that delight
tho eye aud tompt the purso that are hero dis
played to viow, arc onamollod and inlaid gold
Watches rich owolly and silvcrwaro, fine cut-slss-
wAro end vases gold bound tos and dinner gets Of
the best French china, end all the other thousand
and one attractions Of e.'ery and crockery store
combined. N1r. WHIIA1 q. WHIInEN and hir. s.
q. BnowN, tho two mo1lbers Of tho firm, arc
among our most respectable aud most enterprising
merchants, md wo can wish them no greater good
than to have sll tho SUCCESS which they desorve
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AUCTION SALES.
Haa1as, on Account of tae Uade,1ortters and QR G

Haaas, on Account Of the Underwriters and all Con-
BYLAuRrY e2snsdi g aIExAsDER.
THIS DAY, the 18th instant will be sold in our Store,
No. 1877 Eest Bay at 10 O'Clock, account of the
TERoEs aaa FfaE dSRcs5eq sUaanouREp HAMS
Damaged on board steamer -, voyage Of impor-
tation from New York to this port.
Conditions cash. ----- November 13
Butter, Bacon Strips Ha1,s, Shoulders, Lard
Br99ssi on Rork' E (: &G:i dGi;kxv@nn &o Me
THIS DAY, 18th inst, will bo sold in our store No. 1877
East Bay, at 10 o'clock,
% half kegs GOSHEN BUTTER
200 Now MY. Strips, small sizo
200 HAMS bagged and unbagged
Q boxes n 7. g. G. Hams,
1 boxes N. Y. s. G. Shoulders
barrels N. Y.s. c. Pig Shoulders
$50 Shoulders
tcrces Pure Leaf Lard
10 barrels Primo Pork
90 dozen Brooms, painted handles
casks English Ale !
Is kegs Pigs Feet
10 alfbarTels Pork Trimmings
- barrels Smoked Beef
200 reams Straw Paper, various aszeH.
erate ASSORTED cEooKrnr. cfS
Conditions cash. November ~
Underwriters Sale Of Gunmg Tagging, Sugar,
NJ 42g5 GGgss; ! IT, e, &e5 I'D e; ( n,,up
On THURSDAY, 18th inst, viii be sold in South Allan
tic Wharf Stores at II O'Clock, account Of the Un
derwriters and oil concerned, ss}
33 bales GUNNY CLOTH
1N bags Coffee
bbls Sugar Z
1903 kits Mackerel
bbl. Lamp Biloxi
bbls Lamp Black
Dbl. Salt
II boxes Tin
box Soda =.=#5.4
bags Coffee
package Paper
l86 bundles Paper
no,no hon vi ~ P1torIr hnr fsorn
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Positiue Sale Of Haluabe Real Estate.
BY r.. e. A. r. CALDWELL. N
On TUESDAY the Goth instant will be sod at II O'clock
near the Old Custom House,
Those valuable three-Htory BRICK STORES, Nos.
and on the north side of South Atlantic Wharf street,
formerly occupied by Messrs Rhett& & Robson
These Stores, having entrances on both North md
South Atlantic Wharf streets possess great advantages
for the storing Of goods and are 30 well known as to
olire no further description.
Condions-Ton thousand dollars cash; balance In one
two and three years. property To be- insured and pehcs
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

u class new three story and basement brown stone
Houses price S5 each; worth S6 0O will be rented II
not sold in one week. Apply to Wa. FErrRErCH. 4Si
Third
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

COTTAGE FOR saIE--oN THE HUDSON; QUARTER
~ oi ground carriage house, &c: fruit of all kinds;
near the city. ISAAC A. BIGdS SON, n Nassau 1t.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

DOR SALE-MODERN THREE STORY HIGH STOOP
Il House, lowest 18th street with Lot In l2Sth
street full width; has 10 rooms; neghborhood unexcepon
able Apply ON premises, or ut IL William street. room p
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

L,ARM FOR SALE-AT HOuOKuS ~ u, OF THE
late u. T. Bremner, g acres convenient TO Erie Rail.
way cerot: well stocked with choicest nts good
outbulings hours n le from New York Apply
| the premises, to ALBERT VAN WiNKLE, 2JO West
rect. n Y
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

E,OR SALE-A FRAME COTTAGE, IN YORKyILLE
containing and under cellar; range kitchen
gas and water through the house Apply at 80 Chambers
street, first floor.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE-CONTAINING TWO,
" four and ten each ane variety Of choice frus
good dwellings, outhouses stables &C. Hudson
and railroads In Undertook N. " price 5000 to $4,000
Address j. L. Miller, attorney ut Law, Valatie Columbia
county, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

L,OR SALE OR TO LET--N1NE YEARS. LEASE OF A
Coal Yard: yard suitable for extensive business pur-
pose buildings premises rent OF yard Inquire at
S56 Seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

brick onse, all improvements, "a West Fery seventh
street broadway Fine neghborhood. VIII he sold
low on very easy terms Possession May Inquire at 20
West Forty third street
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

HiGH BRIDGE PROPERTY FOR sALE-A PLOT OF
Land Just south of the High Bridge. fronting Iar.
lem Beach and High Bridge avenue. having water
grant the ilarbor Commissioners pier line and dock
nearly finished contain about nine of land Apply
to A. flNDLAY n Pine street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

LNoR SALE CHEAP-TIE FIRST CLASS HIGH SrOOP
four story brown stone front House 30 West Forty.
sixth street between Fifth and sixth be sold
the gonr ~ Europe. Inquire Office of c. h.
SChMTEDER q CO.. IS Worth street, New York.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

G1 dOO CASH. s3,Go MORTGAGE, FIVE YEARS
21.tOO for three story brown stone English base
ment Houses; frescocd ceilings perfect order Apply
premisos lei East Twentieth street near second avenue
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

ENOR SALE-THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
~ House and Liquor store West street. opposite the
New Orleans PhadephA and baltimore steamships Cause
for selling Ill health of the For particulars inquire
al Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

I,OR sALE-A FIRST CLASS BRICK pRowS sroNP
front Dwelling House, with The modern inlrrovemcnts
within five minutes walk Of the Fulton ferry VIII be- snd
cheap. Apply to FOSTER LoPER, No Z Sands street,
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

L,OR sAIE-IN BERGEN. N. j.. THE STONE PAr.
II sonagn House. IN good condition. containing ten nne
rooms barge, attic and good cellar with valuable Mot
ground 10 by 1o feet the OF BERGEN
ard bergen square a we'll of excellent water fruit &C.
Cars pass the door every ten minutes. beautiful
for tesdcnge aud most desirable location for store.
Apply 4, WM. L. ALLEN CO., 81 Pearl street
INoR SALEM THE VILLAGE or FORT HAMILTON,
price g. ~ very desirable plot Of Ground 51xc1
having 10 feet each. Inquire " GEORGE
BRIAIllsY. l73 Third avenue, y. Y.
L,OR sALE-EIGIfrY ACRES OF GOOD IOWA LAND;
perfect title cheap for cash. will exchange for good
rarior bcioom furnture ccon 10 furniture hat
chant Herald oalle.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

LNOR SALE-AT REDUCED PRICE, FURNISHED OR
unfurnished the brown stone English basement House
10 West Thryfourh street. house xJ and extension Is
feet This house must be sold and is offered a bargain
THOS. ID. ROBINSON, li2 broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

DOR sALE-A SPLENDID FOUR STORY HOUSE ON
Seyentynnth street. with extra lot in Also two
three story high soop brick Dwellings third
street near Fourth avenue Immediate possession. Apply
to BENEDICT & COLT.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

ENOR SALE-Two FOUR STORY BASEMENT AMI
cellar brown stone Houses; fortynnth street, be
tween flfth and Sixth avenues built entirely plan
IN the best manner Apply TO W. t. hETCHCM. No.
Broad street, G. FOUNTAIN, builder the p enises
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

TOR sALE-A THREE STORY HIGH sTOoP BRICK
House In Thirynnth street. between second and Third
avenues ali improvements; size 20xi5x0J. $1,000 cash,
5000 mortgage. Now never
KILpArRiCK, under Bulls Head Bank
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

LIoR sALB-IN BROOKLYN, ON THE HEIGHTS, A
6rst class three story and basement brown stone
front House with all modern Improvements, on cfs street,
between Clark and Pineapple streets price $4,000 ds'y per
cent on morgage. Appyto G. :. WooDhoLL' owner |"
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

DOR SALE-FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
246 avenue adjoining railroad depot of three lines
Brings 81 z00 yearly rent Price S3C00 Hall
main on bond and mortgage.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

ENoR sALE-Ar BARGAIN A FOUR STORY BROWN
stone Engsh basement House l6sNO In complete order
from top bottom on West street including
fixtures, carpets oicloths and shades throughout
house Price Sll 900; ncghborhood unexceptonabe This
is the cheapest house In New York JAS II. EDWARDS,
No. 277 West Twen .thli street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

IroR SALEM BROOKLYN CHEAP AND. on RIA
II So able terms neat two story Cottage House with eI
tension cri within 20 feet OF one N the tes lines
railroad Fulton ferry. Inquire at room No Montague
Hall
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

+ OTIS on FIPTy-fiFrH STREET FOR sALg-FouR
IL full Lots, North side ffyFfth street. hundred feet
west Of Second avenue; terms very easy. Apply W. H.
KING, 2J7 broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18
CARM AND COUNTRY SEAT ron sAIB-oY THE

DARN AND COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-OS THE
west bank of the ueson, opposite Hyde Park. cnnta
ing about I acres aud commanding the most extensive and
charming OF the river and surrounding country per-
fecy enlthy and in the vcn country of Messrs
Asto Brown Russell and Dr. Gedney; main house has IL
roms. with storer kitchen and boiler. &c;
line cellars, dairy dc stable for Al horses ample
rage farm house spacious barns, cehosc
cfiD pggey, workshop extensive kchcn garden: all the
vsre,e % choice fruit are and smells land IN high state
OF cultivation and all In the most perfect ORDER possession
immediately. II desired portion Of the furniture with
Ae stock and farming utensl be had For and
permi-son TO tho premises apply JAdES PRICE 30
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

$50 sqs ss SSALE N. Msw TWO TWO. STORY AND
hnlshed mlrbl, maniel gas pipes ihroughou front and
back paIyas Possession May !. Inquire Ot Col L. HART,
Third avenue, between Eightythrd aud Eighty fourth
streets, the premises lOh street nrs house OF
Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18
DIAPER AND BOARD MILL FOR SALE.

7HO ACRES WHEAT LAND IN MINNESOTA. AP
lOO ply to j. +. MUMFORD, 40 William street. real
Office, first floor.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

A RESPECTABLE MAN AND HIS WIFE WISH SIT.
"A uatons as housekecpers for the summer for family
going the country children; good reference II re.
qured Call for two days at 9s 18th ST. first loos, back
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

1NOR SALE-AT BARGAIN, VERY HANDSOME
four story brown stone Ens slish basement House on
West Forty second street. Must be sold this month
FISH Il BIIVEN, 5H Broadway,
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

DOR SALE-FIFTY-SECOND STREET, FIFTH AND
sixth avenues four story high stoop built by the day.
property restricted all round S1 Fteth street.
partly furnished, S2o0o also in Sxtyseaond street. First
avenue, three story high stoop Apply to s. NJ STYLES
1S7 East Fiftieth street g =. N.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

ENoR SALE-TwO NEW THREE STORY HIGH STOOP
IL brown stone Houses, with all modern improvements
the north side of Fiteth street. between Second and
Third avenues Inquire on the promises.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

FACTORY FOR shLE-pRIcK AND FRAME BUILD.
IL ngs, with engine boiler &C, In complete ORDER ~.
mile from Jersey ely. PARSONS WARD 70 Cedar 81.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

A MIDDLE AGED SCOTCuIAy AND his WIFI
"A want situations janitor. collector messenger,
other place ust the bcs OF city reference
curiy gwen. Inquire at No 6th In the store for
few days.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

ONLY s5,Joo--FoR SALE IN FIFTY SIXTH STREET.
" cec0nd avenue, neat two story high bas s'fneu
under cclir Philadelphia brick House end Lot
stone soor basement and trimminEs eight rooms. size
2ux40xlOO S3OU can rcfnlin l. chcap.
KiLrArRlCK under iuil's Head Bank.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

TlERGEN HILL PROPERTY FOR SALE-A HOUSE,
- containing parors, dining and kitchen first
foor and six above with four Lots Of already
laid out In garden with fruit &C. Neghborhood first class
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

LNOR SALE-A CHEAP, THREE STORY HIGH STOOP
IL brick house. West Tenth street, Fifth
Apply DYE CURTIS in sixth avenue, between Thtieth
and Thirty
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

ENoR sALE-A NEW AND WELL FINISHED, VERY
IL convenient House, In Wavcrly street. in Hudson City,
N j. within fifteen minutes of Hoboken ferry; contains
cellar large open attic house.
and one or two extra Lots may suit Apply 70 G. p
NICOLL 800 seventh avenue
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

E'oR sALE--A PETROLEUM REFINERY IN COM.
pee order httc6 up with sls 10 horse power Engine
and Boiler Steam and Power Pumps, Asitors and large
anking capacity The whole outfit being nearly The
property could be made available other manufacturing
purposes For permits to view the property apply j. RO
MAINE BROWN, lz75 broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

L'OR sALE-fS TIE NINETEENTH WARD BROOK.
lyi " D. turer new brown stone front Houses, three
stories basement and cellars with a modern Improvements
Apply on premises corner OF Ice avenue aud Wilson street.
ENOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY BhGCK
House ~ Adelphi street. between Greene aud Lafay
cite avenues, Br0oklyn; location unsurpassed.
y BAkEH 10 Nassau street n Y.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

S4l BROADWAY-I PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES
"A for Diamonds Watches, Jcwelry. &c or advance
the same
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

A NY PERSON WISHING A REALLY FIRST CTAs;
n Reldeucc, with without grounds ad Joining. 4
quesed to examine Os President street between chnto
and Court streets Brooklyn. uouse l. In perfect order
every convenience oren and be any IN ay
For e favorable terms. Apply l.. T. kEL.LOlts
executor, $50 Pearl street, New York.
The New York herald., 1866-04-18

vVANrED--A SITUATION, ny YOUNG NAN or
many aud long experiences Ia this city good writer
and correct at tgurts the liquor other
boz lf2 Herald clce
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-13
THE LEGISLATURE AND THE president

To the Editor of tho Norfolk Post
The Legislature of Virginia has passed
resolutions approving the Reconstruction
policy of President Johnson, and APP
pointed a committee to bear them to the
White House. This is all right. The
committee have executed their trust,
and as was expected, madea big speech,
telling the President, of course,
that the eagle scars in the Old Domin-
Ion, that all are equal before the law;
and that il is SANDER to say that judges
ever come down from the bench to make
suggestions in cases where Yankees are
parties. The committee, of course, in
timated that Thad Stevens, Senators
Wilson, Sumner, and Wade ought to be
hanged, and that several other persons
ought to be silenced. 1t Is likely the
President called the attention of the
committee to the tonesof the Richmond
press, which, he might have said, 'gen-
tlemen, you will admit, is bigotted, mar
row and bitter.o The committee, it il
supposabc, made for answer, "Oh
that's that Examiner, Mr.. johnson, for
which no one is responsible" The
President, who is the guardian of us all
did not fail to tell the committee that
the assault on a New York lady in one
of the Richmond journals was very in
decent; and the committee sniveled
THAT it has surprised the Legislature
that no friend of the lady, no northern
man, has stepped forward to resent the
Outrage upon the Rochester lady," z.