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london adyices Of the 3gth inst q,

i London adyices OF the 39th inst. quot
United States sos at Isl
! Exchange on New York was in good de
mand. The banks were paying par anC
selling at b@ &c premium.
There was no change in uncurrent money
Bank of Tennessee was quiet at 25(927C
buying and 92c selling. Union and
Planters Bank notes were in good de
mand at csc.
Southern bank notes were unchanged.
. neutrality-suspicious. checks were bought
at lOc discount.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 9th inst. as follows: $4,000 ex. eou-
pOns at 64lc, $1,000 ex. coupons at Csc,
$4,000 new at este, $4,000 new al Csc,
$4,000 new, I'd call, at Csc, $1,000 new at
63lc, $1,000 ex. coupons at Goo. $4,000 ex.
coupons at 64gc, and $4,000 ex. coupons at
GAZE.
The New York Journal Of Commsrcs, OF
the afternoon Of the 9th instant, says
Money continues in active demand from
speculative borrowers temporary leans
are readily placed on stock collaterals at Z
per cent, and there are comparatively few
new transactions on any class of securities
below this rate The range of discount for
strictly frst-class commercial paper is 7@S
per cent. per annum; for other good sigma
lures S(99 per cent, with but little curren-
cy for names offered at higher rate"
The New York Tribune gives the follow
ing semi-oficial statement of the receipts
and expenditures Of the treasury for the
year ending December 81:
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OnITuARY.

Mrs. CAR0LtNK PLErCHEg. wife Of Hon. Ihos.
Fletcher. departed this he al ben husbanas
plantation, kedlory. Ark, On the sfh day Of
February, l6ss. AGED a years.
Tbs subject OF this notice vas well known 20
tae writer of this article, and be eau honestly
ssy that il has never been our fortune 70 meet
with any lady possessed Of more gentleness or a
sweeter temper. She was talented. accom-
plishsd, and the possess3r Of an those Christian
ers ofthe Lamb.
In her death society has losl shining member.
and the fearful mourning % stricken friends y
. tribute more eloquent than the mosi Eiowing
words Of uraise
Truly a bright light has disappeared and
Death cold frost has nippea l0yeiy bud,
But We moarn not a. those who have no bore,
Tor Cur Saviour hath said, Blessed are the pure
in heart for they shall see 8ed.
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Fnnsr PRFsBYTERIAN CHURCH, CORNER
CHURCH AND SUMMER STREETs.-Divine
service every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. and "
Pm. Sunday School at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
Prayer-meeting Wednesday, at "a P. NJ.
Young mems prayer-moeting Saturday, at
"a p N. The pastors study is open daily
from / te p. NJ.
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RELIEF or THE SUPPLIES
FURNIsHED.-We understand that the
proceeds of the entertainment given at
the Adelphi Theatre for the benefit of the
poor, at which Miss Charlotte Thompson
volunteered her services amounting to
S202, have been handed over to the com
mittee. The proceeds of a similar enter
tainment at Concordia Hall, amounting to
S20l, have also been handed over to the
committee. The proceeds of the enter
tainment given at the New Theatre by the
Germans, have not yet been handed over,
but they are understood to amount 10 con-
siderably more than either of the above.
We supposed the benefit at the Adephi
would have yielded considerably more than
it did, as MIR. Davis, the proprietor, gener-
ously rendered the use of his house and
company, free of charge, and there was
well filled house that night.
The committee who have charge Of the
matter have, besides furnishing supplies to
about three hundred families in this city
during the week just closed, sent five
hundred bushels of corn and nine hundred
and sixty-two pounds of bacon to Henry
county, Ga, and three hundred dollars
worth Of bacon to Blackville, s. c.; and
have already made considerable shipments
to Decatur and Kingston, Ga. They have
four hundred bushels of corn ready to
ship this week to Georgia. The intelli-
gence from counties in that State, some
distance of from railroads, shows the ex-
istence of great restitution, which calls for
prompt relief The supplies heretofore
sent have been mainly distributed along
the line Of the railroads.
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SrMR uLE-Fred Saunders was
brought before squire Wilkinson yester-
day, charged with stealing a mule, the
property Of Major Phelps and taking II TO
Sumner county. He was required % give
q bond Of $1,000 10 appear hereafter, but,
being unable 10 do SO, wss committed TO
i,il
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NAsHvILLE-THE GENEROSITY OF ITS
CITIZENs.-The citizens of Nashville have
had repeated calls upon their charity during
the last few weeks. Trampled on as we
have beeu for the past five years by re-
morseless enemy, our farms desolated by the
tramp Of Federal horsemen, our vast wealth
torn from US by the fat Of the conqueror,
still we have been true to our ancient rep
utation for all the nobler charities which
dignity the character Of mankind. Sitting
like a widowed queen amid the shadows
of her former greatness. her ear IS ever
open TO the plea of suffering humanity. In
time of war her sons trod the fiery edge Of
Of battle with heroic valor, and thousand
poor destitute Confederate prisoners will
tell how nobly the maids and mothers Of
Nashville came to their relief with food
and clothing, and bid them be Of good
cheer Lioerality which counts not the
cost, is a characteristic of Our citizens
When the surging waters of the maddened
Tennessee swept through the streets of
Chattanooga, and gaunt famine pointed her
skeleton finger at all classes, stirred by
noble impulse, the citizens Of Nashville in
public meeting aud private donations con-
trihuied in cash over $500, and several
hundred dollars worth OF provisions.
One of our churches has contributed
nine thousand dollars since the first Of
January 20 various charitable purposes,
and another church, last year, with mem
bership Of less than one hundred, contri-
buted nearly FIVE thousand dollars for va
rious religious and charitable purposes.
Truly people without charity know moth
ing Of the higher aud FINER emotions which
stir great hearts.
The drying up OF q single tear has more
OF honest fame than shedding seas Of gore.
If the Neopolitaa, whose city did not
have the charity 10 inter its own dead,
could, in his excitement, say, see Naples
and die" how much more truly could the
citizens Of Nashville, even in their pow
eriy, say Of their own beautiful and liberal
home, see Nashville and die"
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FlRE IN SUadNER.-The store house OF
Mr.. C. y. Armstrong, at Casialian SPRING.
was destroyed by ire on Thursday night
last. His entire stock Of dry goods and gro
ceries was consumed lie was insured,
luckily, for $500 Ia the Hartford, and
$500 in the Home OF New York.
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HuMoR.-The "Fat C0atr5ator
w. Griswold, Esq--will deliver hume
rous lecture tomorrow night at Masonic
Temple Subject Among the Red
Men, For those who love humor, the en-
tertainment will be feast seldom enjoyed.
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A Card 90 1nyalids.-A clergyman. while
residing in South America as a missionary. dis
covered safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay. Diseases Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
BY this noble remedy Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate viii send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine.
in a sealed envelope. to any one who needs it,
FREE OF CHARGE Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
Station D. Bible House. New York city.
fal1I Ems
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YESTERDAY appeared to be a brisk day
on the street railroads. The ladies patro-
niEed them in considerable numbers. The
Spruce street car seemed 10 move with
greater ease and comfort than before the
trucks were adjusted
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PUBLIC ScHooIs-TNfE or OPENINo.-
On and after Monday the hour Tor opening
the public schools, daily, will be O'Clock
in the morning, instead OF a quarter be-
fnre nine. rs heretofore.
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DEBow's REVIEWING Barnwell, one
Of the junior partners Of Professor Debow,
deceased, announces that the Reyior Will
be hereafter published under the editor
ship Of himself and others.
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THE Gallatin Examiner learns that the
Directors ofthe Summer County Agrieulm-
raj and Mechanical Association have
opened biddings Cor the building up the
innrnremenis nnon their gronnds.
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naeheIor,s HAIR Dye.-Tbis splspdid

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dye-Harmless. Reliable. In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the III effects Of Bad Dyes. Inyigorates the hair.
leaving it son and beautiful The genuine is
signed Wilton A. Bachelor. All Others are
mere limitations. and should bs avoided. Sold
By all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street, New York lde329-ly
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Rev. Csc. w. HARRIS, Of Virginia, (of
the Baptist Church, viii preach at Stubb's
Hail. Edgefeld, this morning at lloclock,
Sunday school at 4 p. NJ, at sanA place.
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TElRoRAPHIC communication with
Chattanooga is now restored, a submarine
cable having been lSid across The Tennes
see at Bridgeport.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, March 80, 1867.
CoTroN.-There was very little demand
to-day, and sales were light. The adyices
from New York and Liverpool were unfa-
yorable for active operations. Only IS
bales changed hands, as follows: 2 at 1913,
I at q, Is at 25, So at 25!, at 244, and 2
at 25lc. Market closed fiat.
Bales
Received. III
Shipped ~
Z052c
The following dispatches were received /:
New YORK, March 800 A. M.-Gold
opened at 1874.
I1:3O-Gold 1885. Cotton market dull
and prices unchanged.
l230-Gold 1874 Cotton market quiet
but firm. Middling uplands 800.
LIVERPOOL, March S0-Noon.-CottOn
market quiet but steady. Middling up
lands lSd Sales to-day, 10000 bales.
LONDON, March 30-Noon.-5-2Os, 75f
CoRN-The market was quiet. No change
in prices.
OATs.-75@ SOC per bushel, and rather
dull.
GRocERIEs Firm, though sales were
light.
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To Marry or not TO Marry? Why
Not? Serious Reflections for Young Men. in
Essays Of the Howard Association. on the Physi-
olog'sal Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance Of Natures Laws in the first age Of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free of
charge. Address. DR.. J. SKMLIS HoUGHToS
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa,
ion 15-9m
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold was slightly lover in New York
yesterday, having opened at l54, was 1881
at 1880 l34 at 1880, I34b at P. NJ, and
closed at 1885 Brokers here were paying
l3S and holding at 1879
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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Orr FOR PADuoAH.--A company Of the
Saith United States infantry left yesterday
on the Talisman for Paducah.
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French Brothers, No. Broad street.
continue to sell their large stock Of Iron. Nails
Bolts. Nuts, Washers. Hinges. Vices. Anyels.
Gum Packing. Hoes. Trace Chains. Steelyards.
etc. Our Tennessee iron, Tennessee Piows.
Tennessee Bellows. Tennessee Furniture need
no comment. Call and examine. We also have
six eight-wheel Freight Cars. price $3.50 each.
and platform track scale. . feet capacity 80
tons. price $40. feb6-tf
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From THE Rural DISTRICTS. - The
bright day Yesterday drew crowds Of people
from the country. The square was over
flowing, and The rival orators in the auc-
ton line made the bystanders mirthful with
their exaggerated descriptions of poor
mules and horses. Most Of the farmers
represent the wheat crop as very prom
ising
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DESTAL ASSOCIATIONS The Central
States Dental Association meets in Mem
phis Tuesday, April 9th. There viii no
doubt be a large attendance Of dentists
from every part. Of the country, particu-
larry from the Cult States, who have not
had an opportunity Of beneftting them
selves BY such meeting.
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AcRoss THE RYER.-The rich bottom
on the opposite bank Of the river. which
was some time since vast sea Of water, is
now being turned mp with the plowshaae.
The hand Of industry will make it smile
with a rich harvest, if the authorities at
the capitol do not forbid il to rain.
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Total..........s 0a5 liz ~ 81 81. Os6. 2l5 q

TOtal..........Sl ,095. l7g.2SI Of $525Uoo,Zl0 40
In other words, in the year 1865 We spent 500,
900 coo more than we received; IN the year 800
we received $290, 100000 more than we spent. Ii
is equally gratifying to notice that although many
articles taxed in 1865 in the free list IN 1860
and many other articles had their tax materially
lessened, yet the industry Of the country paid
s., 900 600 more internal revenue tax in 1000 than
II did in the preceding year. The receipts OF
1866 we're SIS. 100000 more than in 1850, the ex-
pendtures S772 600. 200 Aess, showing net OTTER
ence to the nation for one year of over SD
100000.
This statement is regarded as extremely
favorable, and we might reasonably expect
its effect to be beneficial to the public
credit, to the revival of general confidence,
and to the speedy resuscitation OF business
activity in all parts of the country. With
treasury showing SO favorable an exhibit,
we have one of the fundamental conditions
for the growth of national prosperity,
The following will show the fluctuations
in the New York gold market since the lst
Of January
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SUMMARY.

GREAT EXCITEMENT lit has at last
been decided that the best Boots and Shoes
can only be got at the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. "a North College street.
mCh. 96-3m. NJ. MORGANsTFRN.
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NEW REGISTRATION FOR WILSON
COUSTY.-We hear it whispered around,
saws the Lebanon Herald, and the report
seems TO be based on pretty good authority,
that we are TO have a new registration. Il
will be remembered that just before the adj
journment Of the Legislature, a bill was
passed ordering new registration for Da-
wilson county. An amendment to this
bill was adopted, placing it in the power
of the Governor to order new registration
in any county he may see fit. It is, there
fore, under this amendment that our citi-
gens viii be compelled TO obtain new certi-
fcates
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THE HUE OF THE UNIyERsE.-lsn the
town Of Granville, in the pious old State
Of Massachusetts, fair was recently held
in which "iair martyr" at the stake was
to be represented in a tableaux. A young
lady volunteered TO be the martyr, and was
tied to the stake and the fagots were piled
up around her at what was supposed to be
a safe distance The fagots were saturated
with inAammable fluid and set on fire.
The fame soon enyeloped the young lady,
and she was only saved by the efforts Of a
young gentleman who rushed to her rescue.
She was badly burned, and came from her
funeral pyre minus her waterfall. History
tells us that it was once the fayorite sport
of these same pharasaical Puritans to burn
women for witches. With the present
mental iaundiee of the Yankee, it is not
impossible that such thing may occur
again.
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Receipts by Rail.

N.& ID. RAILROAD, March S0.--163 bales
cotton, p reels rope, A bales sheeting, box
furs. 2 bales sacks, / keg.
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THE INGERsoLL Squire Mathews
gave his decision yesterday in the case of
N. w. Ingersoll, claim agent, accused of
receiving stolen vouchers and suborning a
witness. The accused was acquitted.
DR.. Conner, Vice President Of the Cum
berland Valley Insurance Company, was
again in court, and again refused to pro-
duce the books Of the company. He stated
that be did so under advice of counsel.
He was fined $40 for contempt, and given
till Monday to change his mind This
case bids fair to be interesting before it is
done with.
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An eligible front portion Of an Office on Church
street, in the Maxwell House. can be obtained
by applying at this Office. or at No. 70 Church
street. next door to the Masonic Hall febl u
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For Cairo, -. Leafs, Memphis and
New Orleans.
TTlHE FINE PASSENGER PACK
/ EFT, TYRONE. Tom HAHgOx, $3.50
Master. VASE WEAvKR. Clerk. win - -
leave as above on TUESDAY. the "a instant,
at 4 o'clock P4M.
For Freight or Passage apply on board ~ 10
CORBEfr < BOYD,
Al and g. Front street.
or HARRISON X SONS.
mar3l q Agents.
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YOu can Bay the best quality ct Cumber
land Coal of ]. q. Roach. at s. 50 per load or
bushels) delivered. No "a North Cherry street.
two doors from the Maxwell House.
fahg4 ne
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CORREcTIoE.-A correspondent in Bed
ford county writes to say that il was Alb.
B., instead Of Darid Hooper, who was
killed by the negro Isaiah. late slave of B.
NJ. Tillman, Esq, as published a week or
50 ago. He was a most worthy citizen,
and his death is a loss to the community.
The negro ia now in Jail at Murfreesboro
for trial In April.
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Selling Out al New York Cost.
To close business. we are positively closing
out a; New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries. Wines. Brandies. Havana and Do
mestic Cigars. PASDoLFINI 4 RIvA,
ianl0 u North Cherry street
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TIE FREsHET-A You've yoYAGRR.-
Day after day We hear of the destruction Of
property BY theaate fresiet. A letter from
Jefferson county, Tenn, says: The Hell
ston river was eleven feet higher than ever
known before, causing great destruction of
property. Twenty-six buildings, clever Of
them residences, went down the river in
one day. One lodged on McBee's Island
Mr.. McBee visited it as soon as possible,
and found a child in bed up stairs. The
child was thought TO be about six months
old, and was nearly starved. Nothing is
known of lis parents, who they are or what
became Of them"
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HoRsr SrEALNG.-Henry Smith, a
negro. was arraigned before Justice Brieh
Yesterday for stealing a horse from Mr..
William Ferrill, q Sumner county farmer.
about twenty miles from this city. He
was committed % our county jail Tor trial
al the next term Of The Circuit Court Of
Sumner. he will remain here ull that
time, the iail al GalIatin being insecure.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING WTTHDRAwN.-
We have been requested by the officers Of
Edgefeld Division No. u, Sons of Tenn
perance, to give notice that the announce
meni for public temperance meeting at
the Presbyterian Church in Edgefeld on
Tuesday evening, April ID, is withdrawn.
The officers elect win be installed privately
at their Hall on Monday night.
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A LITERARY contemporary says: "The
oldest book in New England is owned by a
Catholic clergyman in Worcester, Massa-
chusetts. Its title is Pathology and it
was printed in l497--tuenty-f,ro years before
he discovery Of america BY Columbus
Hasn't our contemporary got his dates a
little mixed There is school boy poem
which saws:
Columbus was a sailor brave,
The first that crossed the Atlantic wave
In fourteen hundred and ninety-twO
II G sailed far DER the ocean blue"
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New orleans MARKET.


Nav ORLEANS. March y. P. N.-Ths cotton
market is easier; niddlng 281Ig2ge.
tiroeeries-sugar, prime 1916 MolRssss the
market Is nearly bare, and quoted az Zoe for
good.
Gold is. Sterling exchange 1451<9l46iz. New
York sight exchange y premium.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEw YoRK, March 29.-The demand Cor cotton
goods Il more animated. and prices are gener-
silly pretty steady and arm. Most Of the opera
tives in New England have notified the mills that
they would cease work on tae lst proXimo uness
the hours Of labor are reduced. but the mill
owners have concluded 20 stop for thirty day
rather than submit to such terms as these.
The market Is more steady and much trmer.
lie; AndrOscoggin bleachsa muslins 4&
30c for Z Constitutional do. he; AmGSkeag
denims &c; Naumkeag, safins Z31<c, prints
and delaines are steady and il Sood request
woOlen goods generally inactive best makes
are firm.
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.. Behnse. trimmings and Variety
store, 1879 Church street, fKrkmsn
BlOck.9-The latest Novelties in staple and
Fancy Trimmings. All the friends made
the last fifteen years are politely invited and
requested to bring rHEIR friends along.
The old establishment on Union street Will,
for the present. be kept up. in FIRST rate style,
too. marsl Il
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REsIGNATI0S.-We regret 10 state that
Hon David Campbell, Chancellor for this
division, has resigned. He accepted the
position with no intention to retain il but
his resignation, whilst it will not excite sur
prise, will cause universal regret among
the conservative masses of the people, 20
whom his course as an officer and a citizen
has greatly endeared him.
J. j. Wood, Esq was at one time com-
missioned by Gov. Brownlow for this chan
cellorship and it is probable that he may
now get the appointment although others
are named in connection with il.
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PEAcHEs.-The Shelbyyille Union, of
Friday, says, the last few days of struggling
sunshine has wonderfully changed the
aspect Of coming events In every dire.
ton we notice peach trees in bloom, not
heavily loaded its true, yet enough if no
accident happens, to give us few peach
es and cream" for summer reireshment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

viii Sell, Monday, April zst, the re-
manning stock Of Calicos. Muslins. Dress Goods,
Notions. Ladies' and Misses Shoes. Boots, Hat:
and Clothing. st 81 North Market street.
ToN c. cRUSE.
Is,. nrllcr 81 The Trsslaa rnar2l n