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The national Republican., 1866-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BRibr,s oYxslsIun.

usis s4as ( a WAsHiHaroH, d. O., July ~, 1886
The undsrsigsed. having declared his intention 10
BY reason Of tho pvsssure Of other asd more Important
engagements, and havisg received numerous appeals
from many Of our cssns TO continue ~ sstablshneat
which has been productivs Of much good 10 all who
have svaed themselves Of such an invaluable means
Of pressrvihE the "msns sana In corpore sano ~ al
sush transsxpspse, he has been isduesd n he rs.
quest Of many Interested psrsons 10 dispose Of his
right title, and Interest therein Stock Oonpanysp-
rsssHting one thousand sharss 81 eight dollar es per
shsrs ssd for this pa pose books will BE- spsssi Tor
the sale Of stock shares and asr the soth iastaa
at the Gymnasium, and closed on the 18th proxino M
which time aa election Of omesrs will BE- held and
ssnstitstioa and by.lsvs sdopssd. ,l is-i asi
For fall Information on matters Of DETAIL ths under.
signed saa b eonssltsd ., the Gynnssun Mondays
Wednesday,, sad Fridays, from : 70 sp. N. ,... :
were needless to pon. out the advaatasss 70 BE- as.
rived By nsmbss Of an organized company owlisg
such IN inasutioa, eonssssdiy the best appontsd In
the country. Acknowledge bS ALL 10 be The most
agreeable snd certain means Of esbtishing In health
the weak aud mainainiss therein shs strong, m man
fesly the cheapest. II h simply paying Eight Dollars
for Lsfs lnersst II Gymnasium whore for member.
ship thirty dolisrs per year are now freely paid
70 Insure proper care IN physieal euiturs anA dis
sipiins. the andsrssnsd would be able 10 dsvo.s two
or thrss evenings in week, at . moderate renuasra-
ton By tho company for purposes Of instruction in
classes. -. z
Psrsess Purchasing stock have the privilege Of com.
nsssiss their sxsreIsssass Of Bsths &sst he time
Of purohass. ' r+.s ~.
Books viii u open for the sal. of share. q, II. fol-
lowisG places, - we'll - at the oynuasian, .4
kioas CO., paaksrs, fifteenth street aad Penn ave-
hue. fH H. ~ o. ..I aF.
T. ". PEARSON, 81 Jay Cooke 4 Co. ., BANKERS, nf.
tssnih street., opposite Treasury. sl =, rs
LsWis JoHssoH CO., Bauhsrs Penn. svssus. cor.
nsr Of ronth street 'H 'Nr' 'gtH
RIrrRNHoUsB. FOWLER 4 CO., Baahsr., under
Metropolitan Hotel. .sss .l. - '..l .l....
cApt,n ". \. NEW, sscretary's omec, Treasury Do.
partmsnt. F-,t
PHILIP soLoMoNs' and HUDSON TAYLOR,s Book.
stores, $50 aud ss4 Penn avsnue. ..U rI
r. L. j. RivEs, Congressional Globe omee
Respectfully,
H H. 'ra ~ Of ABHER 9. BRADY,
Professor Of Gymnastics and Caii.thssies,
Late Proprieor and Instructor Of Brady 7h Regiment
sui-n .-.U Gymnasium, Of New York.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
opvror OF isTrssAL Rsyrsus.
Negro Kidnapping In Florida-A Denial by
the Navy Depa rtmeut.

Negro kidnapping In Florida-A Denial by
the Navy Department. .r...
The Navy Department denies the recently pub
lished statement concerning the kidnapping Of no.
groes on the ooast of Florida No such informa.
tion has been received, and no such vessel as the
Augustine Is in the service Of the Department The
steamer Augusta Is In the navy but she /, at pres.
snt In European waters. On account Of these sen.
saton reports circulating throughout the country,
the Department directed Commodore winslow, the
commander Of the Gulf squadron, to make thor
oush investigation of he subject which he did, 70.
porting that not the slightest foundation existed for
the statements referred to.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

The PRESIDENT has reappointed Mr. sloar.
aker az Collector Of Internal Revenue al
Philadelphia.-Erchange
This is an awful calamity to PAINTER, the
whipped, whose injuries were outrageously
exaggerated by the press. PAINTER cannot
speculate on the collectorship in Philadelphia
any longer.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
THE NEW ORLEANS RIOT-LET.
TER FROnl GEN. BANKA

- -
, We give place 70 the folloring letter from
General BANKS in reply TO that Of Mr. Krse,
editor of the New Orleans Times, whose
communication appeared IN yesterdays Rs
PUBLICAN. We regret that the General is
not little more explicit in showing wherein
Mr., KIso's statements unworthy Of credit y
He fails to do SO. '''''- 'l'A 'f W -
wAmrsuros, D. G., August I, 1890.
TO ne Edaor Of " Haiionai Rspueiican; ,..
siR: A Communication Published in your jour
nal this morning, signed "wx. II. O. KrSe," gives
an ineorrsst representation Of the copditioa Of
Affairs and the causes Of the recent massaersin New
Orleans, Is incorporate tone discloses and de-.
fsats its purpose. ~ Nevertheless, knowing the
history 10 which II refers, deem II my duty 10
say that in my opinion II Is unjust to the loyal
Of Louisians and unworthy of credit The convsn.
tion the ostsnsiblo and not the latent Of
the outbreak. It vas peaceful and lawful assem-
bly, One word from the recognised authorities Of
the United States In New Orleans would have ss-
cured its adjournmsnt. I'D q.
There wsrs other causss Of offence than the con.
vocation Of this assembly. It's members we're, and
had been, Arm supporters Of ths Government and
decided opponents Of It's enemies. They we're
therefore marked men, Tho wounds inflicted upon
the body Of DR.. Dosrn will show BY their number
and result the intent and assurance Of his mur.
dsrss. know him we'll. No country ever
gave birth 70 morn unsslnsh man, trusr patriot
or more devoted ftisnd Of liberty. He and his
associates were dangerous mon to the enemies Of
this country. The unseen hand that smots him
was that which sppiisd the torch to the city Of
New York, and By which LINcoLN fell. His
dssth will be avsnged and In this in ell trials Of
good men, the blood Of the martyrs will bs the sus-
tsuance OF the church. .
I am, cir. respectfully yours &c.,
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
The National Union Convention.

The National Executive Committee will
be in session at the Continental Hotel, Phil
adelphia, from Friday, the 10th day of Au
gnst, until the meeting of the Convention
They request that the full names of oil dele
gates, with. their post-oflice address, shall be
Immediately forwarded, and that the dele
gates will call in person on arriving in the
city
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

AN apparatus used for coloring counter
felt bank bills was secured st James ". Tuttls's
residence, In Manchester, New Hampshire, last
Friday.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
DIED,

Al Jeasrsoatos, Culpspcr county, Va, on Thursday,
July o. 1865 Of injuries received by fall from wagon,
1HoxAs BEoQk Cox, aged 2 years, months, and ~
daysi and at The same place. on Saturday. July rs Of
ppsufoniA JAnRs CaAspLsR Coz, aged months aud n
days-both Of Newton J. and Martha Coz, Of ths
city. .....lsF.. .-..,.l-.l,-l -l,.ssI ~ $40
=. IFrederietsburg (va) papers please ccpy.1 rb
A Joys Hotel 10 WaahinGtos city, at snndown, yes
tssds the Let Instant JoEr Ros principal shief Of the
Cherokee nation. IH-s
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
Thu Adamses and the philadelphia Con,
tton,

tion,
Tho Boston Commercial says:
1--WE observe with pleasure the name Of John Q.
Adams heading the list Of citizens Of Quincy who
desire to be represented at the convention to assem-
bic at Faneuil Hall the Sth Of August, to choose
delegates to attend at Philadelphia Mr. Adams ID
still young, but as member Of the Legislature last
winter he showed that he was worthy Of his ances.
try in every respect, and that ability and 6rmnsss
are hereditary In the Adams blood. His attitude
In regard to the Union Convention to assemble at
Philadelphia Is gratifying In the oxtrems, because
IL indicates where his father, the Hon. Charles
Francis Adams, stands His position is national,
and such as ono bearing historical name asso-
oiated intimately with tho constitutional Union Of
these States, would, from the very nature Of the
case, occupy. From the other side Of the Atlantic
sectional parties, sectional animosty and sectional
politicians look small and eontsmptible."
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
Couscieuee. Monev.

The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday re-
csiysd from an anonymous source the sum Of ten
dollars, which the writer stated he had unlawfully
obtained from the Government.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

A WESTERN EDITOR asserts, apparently in
good faith, that eotsmporary has gone 10 Heaven,
and he sxsiaims, enthusiastically -"bully for our
eotsmP. 7"
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
Post Once Dspaatnsns.


Another hnsy month closed yesterday. Railrosi
and stssmbost companies % well - other con
tractors for mail service, were paid Oh promptly
whilst other claims Of less magnitude received In
mediate sttsntion. - J.. 'H.E a1' l4 fHvuN
The "rsd tape" system, which, during the 70
bellion, may have been rendered necessary In soms
Of the Department.. was never praotiesd in this
The primitive order Of businsss prevailed TO IN
extent which brought every outside man In imms
date ofhcisl intsrcourss with the head Of the bu
rsau, By whom be vas invariably rscsivsd with
courtssy and his oass attended % with dispatch
We are happy 70 know that sven st this day, still
under pressure Of bssinsss, the people meet with
little delay In the ssttlsmsrt Of thsir elaims
Al Amherst o. H., Jsrvis D. Taylor b Designated
mail messenger to perform thai ssryios between
post once and the Orange and Alsxandria railroad
depot. go. 1..ai,,, -.
changed 90 Is to eommsncs at Gsrrito, omittins
Mstoax. naHf E.n. HH.E itff = "iE, :
Postmaster at Middle Ferry, West Virginia, !,
authorised TO employ messenger for service daily
between his ONCE and Stubenviils, Ohio. ,.3 ..
Railroad route from Richmond 10 Danville Is nov
extended from Danvilis, BY Dslham, Rufhn, Reids
vile, Bsndgor, and sepinsus to Greensboro
Posr 0rrIcEs.-A new once Is established ai
McRlroy Doddridss county, West Virginia, and
John Bonnell appointed postmastor-on the route
from West Union to Yater's Mills.
Also, Ripley's Mills, Craig county, Va, Mrs
Sarah Graf, Gran, gostmistrsss-on route from Bou
Al Beaver Dam Depot, Hanover county, vir
giniA, appoint Herbert Graves postmaster, vice J
o. Hall, resigned. 4gsr 4 min t..,.r. hi
A large number Of ofhoss were rsopensd or 70
established In the South and Southwestern States
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
The New Lieuten.nt General.

General W. 7. Sherman, now in this city. wa,
yesterday sworn into Office as Lieutenant General
Of the armies Of the United States.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

GEN. GRANT has recovered from his recent indis-
position and is again on duty at his headquarters.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

INTERNAL REvEsUE receipts yesterday wore
81. Ol4, ,42454.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
{, DsrAHrxssr OF SfAfs, 4
WASHINGTON, 25th July, 1864. 4 =

tr wAsHrsroN 2sth July, 1850. !.
Information has been received through
the British Legation that the Government
Of Prince Edwards Island have agreed TO
recognize in the waters within its jurisdiction
the Fishing licenses issued by the other
British North American Provinces; and that
Fishing licenses are now issued by the Gov
eminent of Prince Edwards Island st the
following places, arfdby the under-mentioned
persons, namely; ~ I.ii "a
, Chsrlottetown-The Colonial Secretary.
Cascumpeque--James Forsyth. 3ati-
Richmond Bay--Benjamin Beansto. .s
William B. Aitken. fa
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
WHILE in Buffalo Gen. Sherman received
tho following dispatch:

Tho following dispatch!
q. wAsHiSoroS, Saturday, July 2s
To Gen, Sherman:
The President desires to present your commission
Of Lieutenant General to you In person, and you
will come to Washington for this purpose immsdi!
ately. .... U. 3. aRAsr, General, 40. d.
Gems Grant and Sherman took an airing ia the
suburbs yesterday behind some fast horsehssh. 2
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
EAST CAPITOL STREET,
=" &C.
oPricR OF rHE COMMISSIONER OF PuBLIo BrILpIHas, }
CAPITOL OF THE UNITED SrArEs J
wAsnIs ZION CRY July 81. 1895 \

UAFIfUL OF HE UNITED brATks,
wAsnIsaTos CIrY, July 81, 1890 J
Scaled proposals will be received a This once,
until ~ O'clock noon Of WEDNESDAY, August 10. kr
grading East Capitol street. from Third to Eleventh
srests east Tho bids will state the price Of excavation
and nlling by the cubic yard Also separate proposals
for enclosing Lincoln Square with permanent wooden
picket fence ave feet In height. The piekets to be Of
the best white pine, undessod three inches in width,
one Inch In thickness and four foot In length, with
base board one foot In width The posts to be Of cedar
and set eight feet apart from centre to centre The rails
OF spruce or Norway pine, two inches by four. Two
strips all round to be securely nailed oyer the pickett
on the outside tNrntle 20 be placed at each corner
o tho fence and large gate In the centre OF each sde
with good hangings aud fastenings.
bidders will state their proposas BY the lnea foot
All the work Of grading aud building the fence TO be
completed by the middle Of October next.
The work will be given to the lowest responsible bid
der The two Jobs 10 be separately considered.
Twenty per cent Of the Contract price will be retained
security for the faithful performance Of the work
Of August, at u O'Clock noon.
auga.d D. b. FRENCH, G. P.B
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
TmEsDERARTMENYS.
(oryicIAL.l
& DEPARTMENT or SrArE, |
auIuofoN. JuIv %. 1884.

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. b. Lindsay, the Consul
Of the United States ct ST. sOatharinss,
Brazil, Of the death, on the 9Th Of April,
1866, at ST. Catharine's, Of THOMAS SIXTH,
and on the 1lth Of April, 1866, Of ASroNS
MANoEI. and EZRA 8. BkkBs. 'st',aTA - is'oi
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
Receipts from custom 9.

Nece1pts from CuStoms.
The receipts from customs at tho port Of New
York from the 7th to the 2lst ultimo were g. 968,
4Sl AZ.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

81 Coltecsor's Omce, July 2s, Is60.-Notice
Is hereby given TO the purchasers Of property At tho
sale Of the lth Inst that the certificates are prepared
and ready for delivery, aud must be taken up by the
10th day Of August, 1885. ~ ~ WI. DIxOH,
jysi-da H Collector.
- National Union Executive Conmitses
The following ssntlsmsn compose the NArrosAL DsfoS
ExEcurivz ConnIrrRR whose rooms are q he paion
National Cub, Nc. $50 Twelfth street, bstw6sn saA
ilreets. 70 ''a''"t - -" s'T ".i't ''f''. 80
Dslssatss 70 the Phiiadsphs Convsnios arriving In
ihs sy are regusssd 70 ssi :. .he rooms of The club
and register their nance = W.
''. HON. A. ". RANDALL,
"..Esr.s. L.rr.5. Chairmaa,
aI..| HON. O. n. BROWNING,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR,
s..oI ..- @. wxHDsLL, ESQ,
.. ..r E.| CHAs. KNAP. ESQ,
4. Z. PERRY, Rso.,
SAMUEL rowLRR, ESQ.
Hos. CHARLRs MASON,
Corresponding Secretary. ...n
Jous ,. CorLr, =. ... ....
Recording Secretary. jyls.taul4
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

THaD DDpuDLIcAu OUT OF TOWN. D
Pssssas issving Ne city for The country, during
the summer months, can have the RnrusLroAH
mailed rssuiafIy 70 their address y leaving their
naass at this eGes. iTsrns, rs cents per month.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02
Important 70 National hanks.

-. Important 10 National hanks.
The Commissioners Of Internal Revenue yesterday
forwarded tho following letter in reply to the in.
quiries Of the cashier Of . national bank sskins
whether hs could send bills Of State banks to bro.
ksrs or private bankers without liability to the ten
per cent tax prescribed By Law on STATE bank sirou
lation: .|rrH-.H ....a .p,. p,.....s.t.H
.. ..r T.EAsunr DErAnrxEHr,1
0YPIoE OF IHrRRNAL RgvExuE,
WAsHIEaroS, D. c.. August l, 1865.
SIP: I reply To your letter Of the 24th instant,
that II you continue To reosive the notss Of State
banks after August LIST, and send them 70 your
New York correspondent for the purpose Of redsmp.
ton only, II will not bo considered paying out Of
such notes within the meaning Of sectisn g. act oi
March Sd, 1865, amended July Is, 1866. The notes
In question must be forwarded for the special and
only purpose Of being redeemed, as the same rule
would not apply whore they are sent 10 New York
or elsewhere for the purpose Of being sold or TO
make up balances, DO. =
Very respectfully, E. A. ROLLINS,
Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

EOR SALE-INIrHE FIRST WARD A
IL LARGE THREE. AND.A HALF STORY BRICK
HogsES ThihrEsh hoohs, KITCHEN, LARGE
UNDER THE WHOLE HOUSE The lot contains ever
" 900 feet OF ground, under cultivation, with grape
vines, fruit trees shrubs noweIs &c Gas and water
throughout the house, His arst.esss residence, aud
In one q the anast locations In the city. Addrsis
u. J. 81 this oMos. ~ 1yi2.n
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w hs eaes oftAs Nsioasl Republican. II
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

A6Amanusnsis.-Person desiring the SER
vices Of . COPYIkr or AMANUENsIs, can Be aecomno.
dated BY lady who writes neat and plain hand, BY
applying at No iss Sixth street west, between Y and
streets north. ap23-u
~ Moth and Freckles.-Ladiss aMieted
with Diseoorstions the Pace called moth pashss or
frecklss, should use Psfry's Celebrated Moth and
Frectis Lotion. 'ts infaibls Prepared BY Dr.. B. G.
PERRY, Dermstologis 40 Bond street. New York Sold
By all drugsists In Washington and sisswhers Price
a ... ..... myl7.tt&.sm
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

ASBrssch-I.oaaiing Arm.-Ths Beard for
the kxaminaon Of Brooch Loading Arms Of whsh Cen
sral Hancock 10 president k now In session Il No. b
windsr's Building
Arms will bs received daily between the hours Of II
.. m. and p. m, until further notice.
Inventors are requested 10 submit their arms In per-
son or By agent 10 the recorder Of the board.
1864 . H1"" W. OWENS,
Capt. bth .. g. Cav. Brew. Lieut. COL U. A-A.,
mhl2.u Rseofdsy.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

- Assriass and osiibscy, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Dis.
eases and Abuses which prostrsts the vital powers,
with sure means Of relief Sent free Of charge In sealed
letter envelopes Address DR.. j. sKILLIH HOU0HToN,
Howard Association, Philadeiphia, Pa. spl7.sm
A6-To the Citixens Of Georgetown.-Ar-
rangsmssts have been made to have the EpuBLIcAx de-
iyersd promptly and regularly every morning to SUBJ
seribsrs in every part Of Georgstown.
Subscriptions will be received BY D. W. WHITING At
his News saud In the Post Once Congress street. who
Is the agent for Georgetown, and 10 whom all com
plants will hereafter be made.
Terms--7a cents per month, payable 70 the Agent
ie2S-tf .H.- .sHrf.
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

A~Asdam hsunts' Pile salvs-a Valuable
Remedy for that Dsssss Also oosslnptioa Destroy,
or, and an xnurs Cure for the Bronshts, Astha, As
ean be found n sto's Drug stors opposite National
HOTEL 0iiman, near Metropolitan Hotel, YssA's cor
nsr Eleventh and Psnnsylvsna svsaas 1stvisis's
corner Of Twelfth and Psnnsyvsnis avenue; Rliiotts
corner Of and Twelfth ssrsstsi Harbaash corner Of
Seventh and O. jala.u
The national Republican., 1866-08-02

ASWonderfal hut True I'M adams Rem.
Moron, the world-renownsd Astrologist and somnAm-
buiihe Clairvoyant while In elairvoysnt state dc.
lssatss the very features Of the person you are to
marry, and BY the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power, known the guarantees to pro-
dues perfect and fsks picture Of the future hus.
baad or wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage
oeeupation, leading traits Of character ke This IL no
imposition, testimonials without number can Assert
BY stating place Of birth, age disposou color Of eyes
and hair. and enclosing my esnts snd stamped savs.
ops addressed 10 yourself you will rsssiys the piotur.
By return mail, together with desired information ~
Address IN sop1dsncs. AAp4Hr aExiRupH Rsxissroy,
p O. Boz 2s7. wsa rfoy My osIe.avIv
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-05-31
D. II. GARDNER, .Sec'y.

JACOB THoNPsoN.-The Paris correspon-
dent of the New York Herald, of the 18th
ultilno, writes:
Mr. Jacob Thompson, President Buchan-
ans Secretary of the Interior, is in Paris,
whittier he arrived with his family from
Egypt three days since. Mr.. Thompson, in
conversation with Il northern man few days
since, stated that he accepted the situa-
ton :" and more, that were the ban removed
from him, and the stigma which rests upon
his name, upon the charge of having been
engaged in the assassination conspiracy, he
would 60 to Mississippi, and do his best to
aid in the reconstruction. He says there Is
ample evidence in the hands of the Presi-
dent that he had connection with or
knowledge, however remote, of the assasina
ton plot His son is carrying on his Missis-
sippi plantation, and has, he says, made sat
isfactory contracts for work with his former
slaves, about two-thirds of whom remain on
his plantation. Mr.. Thompson is, l learn,
anxious to return to the United States. and
expresses himself very freely in favor of the
reconstruction policy of President Johnson,
and on the necessity of the Southern States
accepting the situation and acting with 10y
atty and good faith.
The concert recently given by committee
of ladies here in behalf of the freedmen,
amounted to more than four thousand francs,
which will be forwarded Immediately to
New York.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-05-31

A calculation has been made on the
basis of the canvass and presidential
vote OF 1860, of the operation Of the
proposed change in the basis of repre-
scntation ofthe rebel States. Accord
inc to it Alabama will loose three :;
Arkansas, none Florida, none Geor-
gia, three Louisiana, two Mississippi,
three North Carolina, three Texas,
none South Carolina, four; Tennessee,
three and Virginia, three members, or
a total loss off twenty-tllrce. If they
include male citizens under twentv-one
years of age from the right of suffrage
in the loyal border State, the loss would
be one in Missouri, one in Maryland and
colored population since $50 may bring
this aggregate loss of twentyseven iii
the slave holding States up to thirty,
the number intended by the Recon
struction Committee.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-05-31
Special Notices.
A Single Box of BRANDRETH,s

A Single BOX of BRANDRETH,s
PILLS contains more vegetable extract matter
than twenty boxes of any pills in the world be-
sides; ffty-fve hundred physicians use them in
their practice to the exclusion of other purgatives
The first letter of their value is yet scarcely ap-
preciatcd When they are better known, sudden
death and continued sickness will be of the past
Let those who know them speak right out i'll their
favor. 1t is duty which will save life.
Our race subject to redundancy of vtiated
bile at this season. and it is dangerous it is
prevalent; but Brandreth's Pills afford an invaI-
liable and efficient protection. By their
sional use we prevent the collection of those
impurities which, when il sufficient quantities,
cause much danger to the body's health. They
soon Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Loss of
Appetite, Pain in the Head. Heartburn, Pain in
the Breast-bone, Sudden Faintness and Costve-
ness. Sold by all respectable Dealers in Medi-
cines. 23-twSw1m.