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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30

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Sadfpnfrab bf,sSt. paul. Minr,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30
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ieltn in ssn bIsarttsRep. 9aatn ttisier 0rantbet
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-30
ct. 4a,l, aPtnnefpta BEN 80. 5eJ,tni 1866.

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tott> trenn fle bid re@t ltt6 bat. Du aber
baft Elm. freies @fwt15en, unp tas 1T tos
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Re8tment bat tetne ,inb trieet aud tetne.
Nur MIR bter mdiIen Ie baben.
r"I@, Gulper ia8te i@, made ttine
Garen. Du fiebf, mir ift's nt&tb brum.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-15

FAe EeSE@ea &ec0El
sn>aE sAk>E - ~ N&AeE&S~
a- .rLa4e p nt.s N-a -Netre1. FNS E1EA. r. ~
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4- Asf5ICa5uu. r. go - ~ uasGaal ~ ~ uasaa~s-
~ D. So SAt y A. n N3EENsa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIL C@NrRNEM
L hs 7apsu.ss h.tlerss asrtSi ~ ~ nc ra Nr~a 4s
aa .L Ua. ~ 5fgVsN
,s...t. " ., r,o. ~ &a.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-15

-" u IS sai'"" 'a' e' hnl "'f7 -1"Fih'' 30
'''''s '' N'F'''N'E '''H '' '"''"''E ''''' '
Virginia teevalsi ir'rl''7'f
j'r4''"'a A"frHf's'S" IL + 'la simplest -"
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,La ,i.,t en,I iali him o. irzs,f ~ snl be- rIi il.
you what if will 'rsf - slsarti-s j%Hdisi"'s
~ 1880. - '' l'i'l 49, t'
30 49, W." mo ''''- ''-''' mon '''
,nl -, .E., -.,lI ,l.,.t,r, ut, ~. L.-. ,.,I
y,ut advertisements. 49, atnprp aspiring pYIiHf i4u-.
who never read a|uytliug except pgliti,al m4ftrrs
,dttri-, n,uts. arI only iatn tho pepper simply
b'r'"-' IT is ID" "tE'p # 'e pF''7 ?" which u''y
'''n''P '.''ng N'''' '''''''@' 80 ''. '''~
,b,n in a n,st,r,.s ,,,a, H., con- If z., s..,fl
,.t IL H.. 81, t.,fr 90, ,....t.t ..,i.r eos. ,gl r.I %
Is The dearest TO- tts anl but alasgs aa7ar1s. ip
the best r'r'r "'l 80. "'' "-fi"E Goo l''&'s' ,tf
n. t,h .t, -, a - LII h., H.
9TH, ra,.sr it zuteiy zlauld ~ 4.fu, tlrsa lraaz
aa nr,h Judi,iYHsiv aIFrtUsr yaur business "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-15

FmE.-Abou "A quarter before . o'clock on
Wednesday evening. a fire broke out in the dwell
ing of Judge kamakau. known rs the Fikoi prem
Uses AT krwalo, ON the road tn Waikiki. The fire
originated from u lamp. and during ~ hulahula
performance. The place has been noted. Tor some
time past, rs the head quarters oi some at the lead
ing hulahula instructors. who have made il a kind
of rendezvous and given frequent dances. \
frame building ami two or three hutS were CON
sumcd. with "A loss Of $500 or : LOCO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-15
NEW BCoAS>

L. a luJ, esa.strr
>l-4A,s N4a44irs os sSJ,. go. >osiJ, sfts
.u1I N-.-N 81 HNu, P .- R4a., sH-
Aspl1tN& . a. NouarlA, @tau 49, -N.Hfas-S
>a-sa~~t ss as -zAatf4 --.
>~i-.,.> +NH.~sb4Se ~ ka. =, aS >ssue.~,
Alc-, NSAIanas l4-Al~
9Vss~O.as ~ ~ 54sS~l Fisu Aa-G
80 -. So ~&r y ~ N1EfN1N
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-15

llrNd-Thc coulic Nhscc. who murdered Capt
ntdnit, WAS hung yesterday nttW"utN minutes past
= f, VI, la the prison enclosure. There were about
u dozen spectators present The prisoner TNprrss
al tuil belief ia jesus Christ a. his Savior, and
gave evidence at sincere pcnitrncc "A his rc-
quest. lac was led L. the s,anold hludioidcd, aui
made no remarks to amy one after leaving the cell.
IIo had made IA fall confession "i the mUrAet AZ the
time uI hi. attr,I.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-15

10y The anniversary of His MoVcSty's birth
passed of quietly, with no other DEMONSTRATION
than horse riding, luau ing aud an unusual number
of drunks among the natives. \ salute was hrvd
at noon from runchhowl. and the shipping honorcd
the day with general display If bunting Ills Maj
rsty WAS born nrccmhcr II. lSSo, and consc-
qurntly Was 81 years III age, GA the llth.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-15

NM NASN GaS-
VI 90 ca H. 81 a4 Na-- -t1ySl 49, g< -As-s-fCS,
Z ilse5s .esa ~ 5~r~ols a,Ass4 r4r.uk = 1az9Ssslw lSr-
sL4--kA akSAkA.
k-a.= Mai Nys.,.S, a ESE - u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-15

Ne" ,ntD,u trttut a plain name tuitiIns
has ,,,yuti, hc.u ,ty,t,t O., t, tia" allan a.,
Tanned ,.th"li. Mission ,n ihe l't donated toU L.,
,o iatu hIns oa tlnn,a tla.y E,iisl,Us services
"o1a hcit thcGe tot he G,sT tI,uo .n -utiaS lass
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WRITING INKS

ON Hand and For sale:
NuatNAuB = Noits utst bi.Asn iNh
w r...ts ts.te a.t .a.-s
u..tls' t.st hl..h lee .....te. tt.ts a.l ..ss
bastis. ttat t.tsi"t i.L. .t..',s a.i ri.,s
ai.s "..I = huft "a. N.at =. ttt-- tee iss,ts a.i il"ts
h..L q t-..t.. IA, 'stti. - i.L ,s...,s ."i tt"ts
A...its N.uu"- tt.i " O.. ,t.a..s .~L ig"ts. .s.~I,ei ~
...t I.... ts.-i..
A..attts t.tsl.r tt.tI.
ias.ts Tee. biaa i.k. Doc ..a.s,
n-,.Is t.sI '.,."l.. i.h. 81. Glass st.4asi
i-I-uAi- 49,. g.. ..-.Lt.s u.....
Nuos tt ne h,st ~ n'nnJ it i,lI Ef SID.
6s 81. a., ~ ~ nntiAtt
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|
~' oH II iit
K"s No / MaeA""L'
t-.t r,,t.b yt..,., ID, t.,t.
D''''f 'An"s' I''A'''
Japan Tea,
CDH"t Tea,
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WAGONS.

HNNIRES~ " CONS.
~ tsu, poa'"-.a Wagons. Crorori Wagons.
1eavv nutehsr Wagons
$40 Pm - uata tv q uUIWIU 4 60
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-30

NICELY TRAPPED.-A colored boy named
Jacob Jones, aged l6 years was arrested yester-
day upon the charge of having entered the
dwelling of Mr.. Justice Strawblidge, of the Thir-
teeuth Ward, with intent to rob. Mr.. Straw
BRIDGE upon coming into his house, ga two
colored boys in the alley, and drove them away
Upon entering the yard he found the back win
dow open, and suspecting that all was not right
sent the servant girl up stairs TO see if anything
the second story, saw one OF the closet doors
open. and turned the KEY, which had been lett
in the lock. She came down, when Mr.. Straw
bridge himself came up, and hearing noise in
doom and there found Jones, who had hidden
there, and been locked in by the servants The
youthful offender was taken into custody, and
handed over to police officer, and finally COM
mltted for trial by Alderman Massey.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-30

AN AoRosTIC.-
"Tell me-" q stranger youth once cried,
"0h, tell me, ye who know the ropes
Where handsome clothing theV provide,
Equal In oheapness TO my hOpesi r.
Round have rambled, far and WIde."
"Hast thou not marked that lofty pile.
Alike in fame and stature tallf
Low prices Joined with handsome styles
Luckily dwell at Tower Halll
Ne do not profess for any real imaginary cause,
10 sell beL00 cost bt are selling rapidly stock Of
good frefh, fashionable, and SOUND Clothing, at
prices guaranteed TO be lotCer than those of any other
house IN this city. We haze the largest and best
sortpperlt Of MEMS, Youths, and Boys Clothing IN
PHILADELPHIA. TOWER HALL,
No. 6l8 MARKET STREET
BENNETT & Co.
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DIED.


CARTER.-On the 2Sth instant at the residence Of
his mother, No $40 5. Fourth street, Captain X. w.
The relatives and friends of the family, and the
Meridian Sun Lodge, No. 1865, A. M, and che
Order IN general, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, on Thursday afternoon the lst proxImo
at o'clock. To proceed to Ebenezer N. L. Church
Vault, Christian street below Fourth
CORK Non Monday, the 10Th instant, after
lingering illness, LEONORA CORKRlN.
The relatives and friends OF the iamy are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence s. E. corner OF Fourth and askill Streets
on Thursday afternoon, February l. at O'Clock
Funeral service and intsrment at st. Mary's Church.
S. Fourth street. .- ..-
FAUNCE. = On the 9th instant, ANDREW
JACKSON, son OF the laIe Henry Faunce, IN the
Oath year "a his age. -l. ..
The relatives and friends, and Kensington Lodge,
No 211, A. Y. NJ, Girard Mark Lodge. jefferson
Lodge, I. o of o. f., Camancne Tribe, No, g. OF
Red Men ana Kensington Hose and Steam Fire En-
zine Company respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence, No. 1125 Ohs street,
on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
FuGUEr-OD the 29,h instant at the residence of
her brother, stephen Fueuet No. 1928 Arch street,
Mrs. RITA FU0UEr GUILLON. A%
MAHON.-In Philadelphia on the morning of the
29th JanUarv, FRANCES EVERALLEN daughter
OF the late John D. Mahon, OF Pittsburg, Pa tPits-
burg papers please copy.l
The friends OF the family are invited to attend her
funeral, from the residence OF her mother, 5. W
corner of Ihirty-ifth ana Hamilton streets, West
Philadelphia, on tomorrow WEDNESDAY, at IL
O'Clock A. Nj.
MEGEE-On Friday evening the 26th instant, at
7o'clOck after ngenng lllne.s. LOUIS n lV ERLY,
daughter OF George and He en- Mcgee,
The relatives and friends OF the aniily respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the residence
OF her parents, Mil road, above Frankiord, On
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock, without iurther
notice. To proceed to Monument Cemetery. Car
raR will leave HOman s. hughes' office No. 800
Race ST. eet, at 81 o'c ock also, FrankIOId at 81
O'Clock, 10 convey frienos to the residence
SHEAFF -0u the 25th instant after lingering
illness ANNIE dau0hter OF the late Valentine and
Susanna Dull, and wife OF george Sheaf the 4Oth
| year OF her age.
THE relatives and Ir1ends of the family are res eet.
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her brother-ln-aw, Mr W HesselpOth, No. $50
| Randolph street, above Poplar on Thursday after
noon at O'Clock, wthon further notice. Funeral
| to proceed to Odd Fellows Cemetery
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-30

EAsTwIoK PARK-The carnival week on this fine
skating park has been fully inaugurated Last even.
ing crowds OF ladies and gentlemen enjo, cd the
healthful exercises OF the occa SION. Tnis is the
largest park IN the country, and the manag cement
have spared pans to render their quests comIorta
BILE, aud IN every way to minister to their eDiOv-
ment Mr.. james Moore is always on hand to
supeIintend the evening carniyals, and will official 70
as Master of Ceremonies 1t is easily accessible by
and it is worth the while OF citizens to embrace
the present opportunity.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ADCH STREET THEATRE.-Mss Hosmer appeared
as "Evadne." This play is magniHcentlv writtenj
has story Of deep interest and above all, has not
been haokneyed. The heroine is meant to appeal to
all the sympathies of the audience. woman,
noble, gentle, timid full of tenderness and love,
holy and chaste. One Of the purest womanly crea-
tions Of the drama. Miss Hosmer did not so under
stand the part. She made "Eyadne" common
place tragedy queen atermaeaut, rantine to the top
of her vent until all individuality was lost and
"Eyadne" might have just as well have been Mar
Raret of Burgundy" MIR Rankin PLAYED "Colonna"
with much dignity, warmth, and passion, ranting,
however still too much especially in the second
act, and wanting much in deliberaton. He was
dressed with much taste aud looked WELL Mr..
James's talent lies decidedly in tragedy, His Vin-
oenzo" was acted with great Judgment Ills fine
voice was allowed full scope in the flowing sonorous
language of the Irish author and orator. Mr.. Tton
having a villain of high degree TO play, was in his
element and produced good effect
This evening Miss Hosmor plays Lone, with Mr.
Rankin as "Huon," and Mr. Mackay as the Duke"
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE. - ArraG-na.
Pogue is as attractive now as though the piece was
entirely new Ihestory is interesting and romantics
the play finely cast; and the effects admirable. What
more can the public reqmref
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MARRIED..

the Sih instant. by the Rev. D. w! Barine, MIR.
GEORGE o BARTLETT, of New Bedford, Mass,
to Miss MARY A. WILLIAMSON, ofthIs city.
STEEN-DU BOIS.-December 25, 1866, at the
L. Ker, Mr.. WILLIAM ,. STEEN, formerly of
Chester county, Pa, to Miss ELLA +. DU BOIS, OF
this city -.
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REsURREcTIoNIsTs ABoUT.-A few nights
since an attempt was made to remove body
from the franklin Cemetery, in the Twenty
third Ward. The body was that of man who
had been drowned, and had been inferred that
afternoon. Ths attention OF Mr.. Flood, the SEX
ton, who lives IN the place, was attracted by
the barking of his dogs. He went towards the
place, when three men made hastv retreat.
They had succeeded in removing about one
half the dirt from the grave
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-30

AWAITING AN OwNER.-Last night one OF
the Nineteenth Ward police officers found a lot
OF buckets which had been stolen and dropped
by the thief, They are awaiting an owner at the
Station House,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-30

THE VERY CHEAPEST COAL in the city may be
had of W. w. Alter, NO. 967 N. Ninth street, below
and heater size at SO / er ton. Orders may be left
at Sixth and S DrinP Garden.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-30

FERsoNs WISHING to contribute TO the sale of Oil
Paint to take place at Scotts Art Gallery, No.
1920 Chestnut street, on Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 7th must have their PAINTINGS in store or
before Saturday next, Sd inst b. SooTT, JR.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-30

FOYER ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-Mr. Wolfsohn gave
his Beeth oven matinee to an audience that has in
creased IN number showing that his good work has
prospered and that public taste is being educated to
understand Beethoven. Mr.. Wolisohn was espe-
cially inspired. The adago gazoso of the sonata in
major was given with deicacy and tenderness
that was truly enchanting. The finale of the sonata
in minor was brilliantly played showing that Mr.
Wolfsohn has all the artistic qualifications to inter-
pret this great master. Mime Ritter was unfortu-
nately taken ill and unable to leave New York. but
Mr.. Wofsohn promises this lady in the future,
well as Mr.. Thomas There scarcely needs this at.
traction TO Wolfsohn's entertainments, but the
audience will be sure appreciate the favor of this
addition to the programme.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-30

RUPTURE professionally treated, and correct trus
ses spplled Jy O. HI Needles, corner OF Twelfth and
Race streets; ladies' department first door below.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-30

ALL PERSONS BUYING WORKS should call at the
Evans Gift Book store. No. 62S hesnut street
Books so at regular prices. and Gift worth from
30 cents to 800 gwen with el ch work purchased.
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CBILDREn's CLOTHING.--BoYs', girls, infants
maker q co. "a. Nos and N Eighth street.
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PERILII's OPERA.-This evening the season of
amateur opera will be inaugurated by the first per-
formance in this country OF CLdTiSSd RarIoa0e, by
Pereh Miss Hewlett has much improved, her fine
voice has acquired sohdity and power. Mr. Durand
is a thorough artist. Mr.. Matthias has tanned his
stupendous voice. Mr.. Schmits has given power to
his sweet tenor voice. The ensemble aided by band
orchestra and chorus, will be magnificent. The
audience will be composed of the elite OF the CITY, in
tull opera costume.
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THE EVANS Gift Book Store, at No. 62S Chesnu
street, IS the place to get Cheap Works, and valua
BILE GIFTS with them.
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TESTIMONIAL TO A DESERVING OFFICER.
THE Officers of the Second Police District have
presented their Lieutenant, Francis @. Hampton,
1Puitb handsome testimonial as an appreciation
of his retention in office. The testimonial con-
sists of a heavy relief oval frame, 3S by 36
inches, surmounted by an eagle bearing silver
nolice badge. and two ribbons bearing the motto
tITIonor Id whom honor is due" The presenta-
tion was entirely unexpected to the Lieutenant,
who was arouse / from his bed by his officers to
receive 1t. The presentation was made by d.
M. Blackburn, Esq., on behalf OF the ollcers'
CAUGHT IN THE AcT.-John German was
arrested yesterday, charged with the larceny ol
Rsiroad depot. The accused was arrested while
walking of with the coat on his back He was
committed by Alderman Clouds.
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THE STAaE-This is the title Of a neatly printed,
small octave sheet, published by John w. Forney,
Jr., and devoted to the interests of the places of
amusement of Philadelphia 1t is well filled with
advertisements and will no doubt prove profitable
venture in the field of newspapers.
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READ WHO SAYS so.


FIom Rev W. d segfried, Pastor of Tw elth Baptist
Church, Philadelphia.
Gentlemen :-I have recently be en- aborng under the
sressng effects of Indigestion accompanied pros
ration the nervous STEM Numerous remedies were
recommended by rlends and some of them tes ed but
without relief our Hoofands GermansBitters were
recommended bv who hao tried them, whose
favorable mention OF these Bitters induced me to try
them must confess that had an aversion TO Patent
Medicines from the Thousand aud One'' quack Bit
ters whose only aim seems to be to pam orsweetened
and drugged liquor upon the eommuu ty in a SLY way,
and the tendency OF which, fear, is make many
confirmed drunkard Upon loarLmV that yours was
really medicinal preparation, took IL win happy
effect It's action not only upon the out upon
the nervous system was prompt and gratifying i ieel
that have derived great permanent benefit from
the use Of few bottles.
Very respectfully yours,
w. D. SEIGFRTED
. .. No. 25i Shack kamaN on street
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WALNUT STREET IHEATRE.-Mr Clarke had a
crowded house last evening to witness his "Bob
Acres" Mr.. Clalke's popularity, like his talent
increases at each new engagement.
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WINTER CLOTHING at reduced prices of Charles
Stokes & Co.'s, under The Continental.
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THosEoF OUR READERS W.T. are fond of novelties
or good 1eas and COffees should ca at the Market,
Street lea House, No 1l42 Market street, lately
opened by Boyd Co., whcn they wit find fitted up
in q novel aud attractive style, and where they will
find larPe and varied assortment of Teas and Cof-
ices Messrs Boyd & Co have had twenty years
experience in business, and can offer 10 the public all
the advantages of the marker