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DESIR FARM

T OFFER, at private sale, the FARM
L wherein William w. R. Hall lately
resided, Oh main road from Bel Air to Alb
ingdon, about A miles from former and
three miles from latter This Farm con-
tains
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own doctrines to themselves, and they VIII
soon learn a lesson in political economy
Does any one reply that these. process
ings can only be taken during 9 state Of
WARP That is just what the Radicals con-
tend Is virtually tho present condition Of the
country. Thsyydo not admit that the war
Is over, that the "rcbels" are "rccon-
structed." or that the military should he
subordinstcd to the civil authorities. On
the contrary, they In effect deny oil these
propositions, Then they have no right t"
object to the use Of war measures. They
justify General SwArNE in preventing
Judge SrxNrs from qualifying as judicial
officer; and iustifsing this. they cannot but
justify anything. For as the distinguished
GEORGE +. CoNsrocK said in his speech in
New York Monday night, the southern
States have precisely the same status in
the Union and the same rights that the
northern States have, and it follows that If
a judge or newspaper may be "Sllp-
pressed" in Alabama, an editor or a ne VS.
paper may I've suppressed in Philadelphia.
We commend these reflections to the.
President and to the Radicals.
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NOTICES.

-
hs- RICHMOND COLLEdE.-Ths Faculty
have made arrangements with the Richmond,
Ftedericksburs aud Potomac Railroad Company to
run their smsll engine and csr-the Dihpper-
from the depot, on Broad between Eighth and. Sc
venth Streets to Richmond College, for the accom-
mediation Of students from the lower part Of the
city, or OF any who desire to avoid the walk to and
from the College. Provided certain number shall
subscribe for Tickets, the expense will be only
about two dollars per month for each subscriber :;
which, added to the low charges for tuition, will
not make sum exceeding the rates usual In first.
class schools in the city. e..
This arrangement will continue until the COM
pistion of the street railway shall supsresds n'
necessity.
Subscribers for tickets can Leave their ma mes At
the Dispatch Office, with W. H. PEASANTS At
tho Times Office. with c. P. RADY. or With J. B.
WINSTON, Esq, Treasurer Of the Richmond fre-
dericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
se 2o--3t
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The President and the Irish.

A delegation of Irish citizens waited
upon President JOHNSON on Tuesday, and
stated their grievances and their wishes,
saving that they had to choose between
the Radicals and their lifelong friends, the
Democrats. They wished some change in
the Cabinet; doubtless because of the sup
preston Of the Fenian invasion of Canada.
They denied that they had ever committed
treason against England, hut would doubt
less swear that the people Of the South had
been guilty of treason to the Yankees.
They asked for new minister to England
in place of Mr.. ADAMS. They suggested
that the Alabama claims he pressed !:
which would be an admirable means OF
bringing about q war with Great Britain.
They cAdmed that there were 100000
Irish voters IN the country, and asked that
this fact should be remembered in parcel
ling out the Offices. ,
The President replied sensibly. He felt,
he said, the force of their suggestions, and
avowcd that he was strongly tinctured
with sympathy for the Irish, and would do
all that could be done for them.
We know gallant Englishman-a gem
uine John Bull in obstinacy and goodness
of heart-who after the surrender Of LEE
owned, what neither he nor any other Eng
lishman perhaps ever did before, that
Ireland ought to be free from English rule.
He felt the iron in his SOUL" and i'm
agined that every Irishman felt towards
England as he did towards Uncle Sam.
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

CHURCH HILL MALE ACADEMY,
u MASONIC HALL, TWBNTy-FIFTH STREET,
BETWEEN NJ AND N.-The undersigned VIII
omen a arst. class MALE scH0O N the handsome
commodious, and pleasant first. noor room OF inc
above. named hall, well known for its central and
popular location, on MONDAY, October !, lsss
His large and successful experience In the ma
nagement and tuition OF boys may safely point 70
the favorable results that may 6s eSPsse aoo n'
He will be assisted In the. Junior Department ~
thoroughly competent teachers: - ,,,,o Inc ss''
! THRis Except In cases of special ssresment
SsO $s5, $40, SIS, per ten months, or a. $3.50, "
ii 30 per month, according 10 departments of
study, Viz Junior, Intermediate. and Senior Eng
lish, and the Classics-payabls IN advance OF
promptly At the end Of each month.
received les. time than Saf s sss
ira cted sickness. No extra charges. Each pupil
viii receive the personal attention OF fhsifrin'
The attention Of the patrons OF the late John N.
wiafrce Esq, isespecialiy directed to mis- sehooa
I'm order TO prsvent the disastrous cOnse usncss 10
saitsnt upon the disorganilation Of scho = ,.,
RICHARD b. HOLsTEAD, A. NJ, ''
.
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ALEXANDRIA, September 10, 1S6

ALEXANDRIA, September 10, 1866.
Colonel b. e.. Bald,cin, Richmond:
Under the double injunction, the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company must
necessarily refuse TO carry express matter
on the passenger cars for either express
COMPANY. Both will have to use the
freight cars, Francis L. SMITH.
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BY George V. Case, Auctione.r,

SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL rs.
- TATE. IN HENRlCo COUNTY, AT AUCTION
on the 18th day OF August, 1853, In ,git styisJ
Wayne Us. Ingraham, am directed to sell, on IN.
premises, to the highest bidder ON THURSDAY
tho Goth day Of September, lsss, at the hour 81
o'clock p. NJ, the following property, Ia wit one
HOUSE AND LOT situated en- the wes, side Of
Henry between Grac. and Franklin streets near
the corporation line, and on the following terms
One. third OF the purchase money in cash one.
third upon credit Of four months, and the remain
ing third upon credit Of eight months the de.
ferred payments to ba secured by negotiable not,
endorsed with sufficient personal security and ths
title to be retained until the whole purchase mo.
ney Is paid. =. II. HUFFMAN, y. H. {.
GEORGE V. CASE, Auctioneer. Sc io-tds
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AUCTION sALEs-THls DAy

- 49,.
BY Sampson Jones, Jr., aCo..
Auetioneers and Commission Merchant. w.
Fifteenth street, between Main ard Carv
On TIL RSDAY MORNING 9o.t
~ instant, commenting at 10 o. clock. wo r,i1
al our store large stock OF GRUCggIp ~!
QUORS, WINES, &c. We enumsrs,s In 49,, - LII
hogsheads prime SHOULDER BIfnr
3 hogsheads prime MIDDLIyG BACsy'
1000 pounds HAMS, N"''
Is barrels ROE HERRTE6s.
rs barrels GROSS HEARINGS
loo barrels FLOUR, various grades.
20 barrels SUGAR,
90 sacks COFFEE,
10 barrels LARD.
Is boxes 14AMAETINE CANDLES,
rs boxes GREEN TEA,
20 boxes BLACK TEA.
Ia boxes FAMILY SOAP,
~ boxes STARCH,
10 barrels VINEGAR
20 dozen BRO0MS,
20 nests BASKETS
5000 CIGARS,
5000 paper, SMOKING TOBACCO,
10 barrels WHISKY,
10 baskets CHAMPAGNE
Consignments solicited tor this sale
A., ). JONES, ia, eco
ee -o-tos Auc,lOnesr,
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nE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, ssoO,ooo.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
r. A. Paine, L. D. Crsnshaw, w. r. ouarles,
VIM, II. Lyons, Jr, R. E. Blanksn-
A. Bodeker, b. B. Weisiger, ship,
W. A. spott, Moses Ellyson, J. b. winston
A. l.. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchin-
3. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
W. E. Binford, J. W. Hall, w. A. Jenkins,
J. A. Belvin, W. +. Gray, W. b. Tanner,
T. q. Dudley, Alfred Moses, I'M. Nowlin.
The security offered to depostors is undoubtsd,
and the institution should commend itself 70 all
classes.
The attention OF all In city and country Is called
to this institution. Here they will find security,
convenience, and profit Sums as small as nve
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. ints-
rest received on same.
Office hours from Q A. NJ. to . P. M; on Saturday
from "a. NJ. to 3P. NJ, and from to SP. n.
je l3-d&swts
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BY Grubos Williams. Auctloneer,,
Northwest corner Of Main and Elavsnib s,....,

prick HOUSE, ON EAST SIDE OF
I'D SECOND BETWs ZEN CANAL AND Hy1r
STREETS, At ACCTioy.-On THURSDAY n mo-
will sell upon the premises a TESEutrr w.
Butterworworths Row being the 9Th from CT ~
street. 1t contains rooms, Is In good order. ans
for store aud dwelling. Possession gIyan :,
once. ~ :"
TERMS: One-third cash. the balance al and,
months, with interest. =
sl5 GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auc,ions.r,
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OII, FACTORY AND TANNERY

OFOR SALE.-The subscriber l. authorized o.
sell the OIL FACTORY and TAENEki locatrdln
the valley in rear OF the new poor house. u con
tains among other fixtures, three large kettle
OF the capacit y Of 200 gallons, with furnaces sc
and complete set Of fixtures and tools Tor the
tanning and dressing OF morocco leather \ bar.
gain can he had For further Information apply
on the premises orto l.. ID. EAclio,
Fourteenth street between Main
saR-lws and Franklin.
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Nc PAPER.HANGINGS.
EsTABLis 1917.
REGNAULT & co.
continue to keep on hand full assortment OF
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET, SATIN, and
PLAIN PAPER HANGINGS;
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
as we'll as wood limitations.
Rooms, halls, and passages PAPERED at snort
notice and by experienced workmen all under the
immediate superintendent of Mr.. JOHN +. REG
NAULT.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
and every article in the UPHOLSTERY line al
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK of every description exc
cuted at short notice. jyB-3m
ps- NEW CONCERNING have this, day
formed and entered into co-partnershp under the
style and firm of
MILLHISER 4 MOSES,
for the purpose Of conductinga
JOBBING DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
in the new, spacious building
No. Oil MAIN STREET.
On the 10th September we will he prepared to Of
fer to the trade select stock of FALL and WIN
TER DRY GOODS. Our facilities and long ex.
perience in the business warrant us in the asssr-
ton that we can and will make to the interest OF
merchants to purchase Of US.
Orders for goods will be faithfully and promptly
responded to- MOSES MlLLHlSER,
an 2o-eod4w ALFRED MOSES.
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RICHMOND, September 10, 1861

RICHMOND, September 10, 1866.
Francis L. Smith,, attorney at Lac, Aier-
dntirid:
What will he the result of injunction
when served. Will it close the road! l
must he informed to protect interest of
patrons and credit Of our company.
BRIscoE G. BALDWIN, Superintendent.
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5 EM E Eixs n iH NV f T4stIS 7ic9a,
SSsles u .tH'n' ;siffsssE fhs'il
;; a; ; IS; II s'ss:'s::i 8;
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, ALEXANDRIA, September 10, 1866
Colonel Briscoe G. Bali,ria, Riclmond:
have Just seen Mr.. Barbour. Injunc-
ton granted, but not yet served on Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company.
FRANCIS L. SMITH.
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RICHMOND, September 10, 1866.
Francis l.. Smith, attorney at Lar, Aleran-
drtn:
Call upon Mr.. Barbour and Judge Tn
derwood-aSk whether an injunction has
been granted closing Orange and Alexan-
dria railroad to us. The papers this morn
ing state that such injunction has been
granted. BRISCOE q. BALDWIN,
Superintendent.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PErERsBrRd)
RAILROAD COMPANY, 7
RICHMOND. Va, July 10. 1855.
oI-MMER SCHEDULE.-TWO Dali
SJY TRAINS except ON SUNDAYS NORTH
AND SOUTH, MAKING CLOSE CONNECT!ONs,
WiTH MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS ON THE
NIGHT TRAINS,-On and after MONDAY the loth
instant the trains will run as follows:
Leave Richmond at AS A. N. and $40 r. NJ,
and arrive ut Petersburg at $40 a. NJ. and $40
Leave Petersburg at O. 90 A. NJ. and $40 p: M,
and arrive at Richmond at $50 A. NJ. and lie
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS
a FREIGHT and AfCOMMODAT TRAIN will
Isaye Richmond at II. rs A. NJ. and arrive at Pe-
tersburg at Ito 2. ~; Returning, it will leave re-
'e On Sundays the MORNING TRAIN only will
leave Richmond, and the EVENING TRAIN only.
will Iea TRi fWSEfElEKhY TRAINS connect at Peters
bnra with tho Norfolk trains.
m. morning and evening trains make close con-
ncctions at Richmond and Petersburg with tra' ms
for the North and South, and passengers can De
accommodated with splendid SLEEPlNG LAhs on
nj It trains on the Richmond, Frederic ksburg and
potomac railroad, and on the wilmington ana
Weldon railroad. . po,o;o,
Going SOUTH, the route i open to O., Raleigh
Greensboro. Augusta, Savannah, Atlanta, Mont.
"omery, Mobile, and New Orleans.
The evening train for the present only connects
a. far az Wilmington, N. &. ,o,
q" THROUGH TICKETS SOLD and BAGGAGE
4. II. GILL,
soeo-.ts Engineer and Superintendent.
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a -DMINIsTRATOR'S NOT1CE:.All
N persons indebted to the estate OF Z; IL h smd
teiro, deceased, VIII bPPi iesss 0oA' ''
All persons having claims against the estate VIII
prese MT them within the time prescribed by law
nnroperiy authenti Gated, TO Inc for settlement.
Ctics at the store Of S. 4. Carter, No: $50 MAIN
s,raet - ARISTfDES MONTEiRO,
Administrator Of l.. Il. Monteiro, deceased
hp 2a-hSSXta
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ADJUSTMENTS. "a
>|-r~-> ~~~> >~~r~-->s~8
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
MADAME oHfoNI AND srsxoH sUsINps
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. 80
MAX rRlEosrH pfRECTO

hNDalhLAA0 VI nnA'
,~" MAX srRAKoscH, DIRECTOR. '--
POSITIVELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY, COM
r, hENGLNG MONDAY, sEPTSABKS "rH; I
Mn. MAX sTRAkosCH begs % inform his r pa =
yon. Tina. he VIM give In ,h I; 'Asp II
OPERA (limited to six nights Wnt -, e o}Kfowinv
and renowned company. embracing me dswr y
eminent artistes nom the New fofA A'"N''A' -
Music. 0" xr., p
Madame ANGIoLINI GHION1, Mademoselie
Ps h.dsne PAfTi ssTRAKoscH, Prma Donna Con.
tralto.
sisnor ETToRE IRrRE, signor ARcHlLLE Eh'
PRINT BARfroSl:
s,gnor GIUSEPPE MARIA. sisnor ARpAVASi'
sisnorAUGUsTINo sUsfNI, Signor CoLETTl.
rRxoRr coNPRIxARI:
Signors XIMENEs and CHiESA.
4JR BAsso coNpRIMARI: o.. 81.
Signors LOCATELLI and MASSlO. O..
, sEcCSDo DONNA: ..
> signora PAROZZI and Mademoiselle GROSS.
STAGE MANAGER:
: Signor GRILLO.
CoyprCT0R AND MUSICAL NJ RECToRs:
Signor SARTI, Signor CARELLl.
LgADRR.-Herr ZlTTERBARTH.
cosrUxBR:
signor SANTELIA.
The chorus of twenty Ave members has been
care fully selected from the best avallaDie taient
Of New York, and constitutes prominent feature 4
Ct Gf fSRanyh AGs Z an posns s Of
sEyENTY-FIYE FIRST CLASS ARTlsTEs.
The following operas will be performed entire
ERNANI, CRISPINO LA COMARE,.
IL TROVATORE, FAUST,
BARBER OF sE3ifL lE'A''A' Avn
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER %, 1866.
verdi's masterpiece,
ER AMI.
First appearance in this city Of the great tenor
SIaSoR IRFRE.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Dress circle and orchestra stalls including re-
served seats, 81.
dsv a, 10 A. NJ. at the Musical Exchange J. w.
DAVIES & SONS. No. lss Main street. Sc Its
CRYSTAL MUSEUM.-The cele-
brated FANCY GLASS BLOWER would re-
spseiuy inform the citizens Of this glsseesT thn
ETH, on B Broad Street between Twenty fourth and
Twenty NTH, Church Hill, for sHORT IiME
ONLY. where he vii! manuiacture every variety
Mr. WILLIAM BAKER will also, IN the prssensSse
& asD 6i'i%fs i iSro THkRAD !aani;y sns;
own Hetropos~the city Of Richmond-and CON
sequently entitle him to the encouragement ana
support Of the Virginia people. III
Zach visitor, after MinesSTg the PFTRsSGMs TEN
CENTS TO THREE DOLLARS;
Tickets, TWENTY FIVE CENTS. Sc ls-atS
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MARRIED,

In Beaufort, N. c., by Rev. John B. Williams,
September ID, Mr.. GEORGE w: HOFFMAN, Of
New Orleans, and Miss ANNIE w. BOND, daugh.
ter OF Mr. Henry +. Bond, Of kinston. m...
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COAL AND WOOD.

4 NTHRACITE GOA L. Receiving
n per tchoonsn franklin and Bloomfield ~
TONS best RID ASH crate ana stove COAL, rs tOp'
best WHITE AsH crate COAL.
8. y, LATHR0p, Agent,
s.R-ts south sid. beck
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SHIPPING.

nor NEW YORK.-AT l. A Mt G
r COAST MAIL STEAM HIP -
COMPANY.-The magnificent @Emh
drst.ciass Steamship EG MES, <is.A $3.50
BOURNE commander, will leave her
wharf at Rockets on SATUkDAf the ||o eeP'eh'
Der ut 8 o'clock p. M. ;,
Fare. state. room and meals included, only $50;
Her passenger accommodations are unsurpassesu
double berths and accommodations for loo passeR'
gers. ,. ,t. an,
IA Ken Tower than by any other line.
NV 10 SAMUEL AYRES Il Co,
"a 90 At 1920 Cary street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent

BEAUTIFUL LOT, ON THE NORTH
ID SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN FouSiEE AID
ADAMS STREETS, FOR SALE.-we offer Tor sae
that truly beautiful LOT, located a. above, aiJ"ln.
in. The residence OF Nj. Benz amin Sutton, having
q front Of thirty two feet and depth OF one hun
dred and fity feet to an alley.
To effect speedy sale, the low price Of SIS per
front foot will be taken. -
HARRISON, GODDlN x APPERSoS.
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FUNERAL NoTiCR.--The funeral Of Mrs. JOHN
p. HARLOW will axe place from the Broad. street
Methodist Church REV. DR.. Duncan's) ut IL o'clock
THIS MORNING! The friends and relatives OF
the family are invited to attend. .... Sc. .....
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY
IN GOODs, CARPETS, BOOKINGS, RUGS, &eE
THOMAS r. PRICE + Co are NOW RECEIVING their
fall and winter stock Of foreign and dDIaestlg
DRY GOODS, to which they Invite the attention %
the country and city buyer 81 wholesale or retail
INV BLACK and C0LORED FRENCH CLOTHS,
B1At X sr sna 'ttt5jfEiJ}kEp cAsslmBREs, for
rLANSELS, BLEACHED and BROWN COT.
TOEG and SHEETiNGS,
IRISH LINRNS, DIAPERS, ~"f..p ..aH
DANASKS, T0WEILlNG, ~. .... ......
FRENCH P0PLINg, plain and lguled;
PRENGH DELAINEs and AELANGEs, very
BLACK sses ana coLoREp EXPRESS CLOTHS
and OTT0MANs, .'r*}.. n.
FRENCH BIARRITZ, new and beautiful;
/ BLACK rIFFETA and GRO. GRAlN SILKS,
VAL and POINT LACE SETS and C0LLAR ~
GENTS and LADIES MERiNo and WOOL
PREACH 1.aa AMERICAN PRINTS. in end
j HOSIERY, LxfBs, LINEN SITS, s
Ill, SHAWLS, CLOAks, &c, &c. ~. ........
In their carpet room will be found
TAPESTRY and BRUSSELS CARPETS, i. 3.
I'd THRRR.PLY and INGRAM CAkPkTS,u ri.
RUGS. RAIZE, BOOKINGS, -. g.,
o. DRUG6ETs, HATS, &c. So; . 49,, :.
all of whish win be- sold lvithoat bssgglng) ~
A dsalsT X; t e PA II apy s5s''
d. . 81 80. In rear OF I: Y. 9usyiSss =
sal1-aod9W ~ r No, 70 Broad sifect,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-20
DIED.

On yesterday, MARY DWYER, youngest daugh-
ter Of John aud Bridget Dryer, aged nine years
and ten months.
Her funeral will take place at 3 o'clock THIS
EVENING from d. ,McCsrthy's residence, Seven
tesnth street, 49,. 1aa.. rs. ,...
At her. mothers residence, after o short Illness
on the 18th instant at half past II o'clock, A. N
Miss ROSALIE B. POW ER, daughter Of the late
DIR. Power, aged twenty six years.
Her funeral will take place from the Cathedral
THIS Thursday MORNING at 10 o'clock. The
friends OF deceased and family are requested to
attend. i.-- -