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J FIRST GOODS OF THE SEASON.

nJ FIRST GOODS OF THE SEASON.
FRESH ARRIVALS BY EVERY STEAMER FROM
NEW YORK-Mr. JULIUS SYCLE Is now North
on purchasing tour and is daily shipping large
invoices Of new and reasonable Dry Goods, to
which he respectfully calls the attention OF the
citizens of Richmond and the surrounding coun-
try, confident that he will make 1t to their advan'
tage to give him call at sls Main street. between
Ninth and Tenth. Now opened and ready for in
specticn and sale, the most beautiful styles and
shades Of Irish Poplin; Ottoman, Empress, and
Tamizs Cloths; French and English Merinos;
Poul de Chevre; All Wool and Printed Mousins;
Black and Colored Alpacss Black Bombazines.
Also the latest and most fashionable styles OF
Sbawls cloth and beaver; Fur sacques and
Cloaks and an excellent line OF Ladies' Sackings
and Trimmings !; Blankets, white and gray, all
sizes. qualities and prices Counterpanes, WorSted
and mixed and all kinds and sizes OF Marseillss
Quilts, which offer very cheap. very large as
sortment OF White and Colored Flannels OF all
qualities; also, Shaker and Canton Flanncls; Ia
bic Cloths bleached and unbleached, OF all Sizes
81 Table Damask from sc. up; Napkins. sl.s0 a
dozen, worth 81; Huckaback Towels, from 70 up
very great bargains; and every other Item en-
braced in the housekeeping department.
Cloths and Cassimeres, a very fine selection, and
comprising every style and quality. / still son.
tinue to keep on hand the largest and cheapest
stock of
which en- selling at very great reductions OF
prices enumerate partly:
Calicoea, good fast colors 12i. 49,, and ahil
ling Bleached Cotton, TO- 123, and le5c. for best
yard wide Brow Cotton at still lower rates; Bed
Ticking at prices ranging from l93 to Soc lo-4
Bleached and Brown Sheet!ng, two and hall
yards wide, only 4?3 and 45c; Pillow case Cotton,
Plaid Domestica lins.ys Shifting Stripes, De-
nims-all selling at the lowest prices ever yet
| heard Of respectfully solicit call from every
one to prove 10 them that am selling great bar
gains. JULIUS sYCLE, sls Main street,
between Ninth and Tenth.
Ihave secured the SO rvices OF Messrs RlTEB
q CARE, JONAS WEINBERG, GEORGE P.
BAGBY, and GEORGE sWABACHER, who would
| be very happy to SOC and serve their numerous
friends Sc S-3m
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A NEW BOoK-THE CONFEDERATE PRI
soSERs AT FORT DELAwARE.-It IS an
nounced that Rev. DR.. HANDY, formerly
of Portsmouth, in this State, is now en-
gagged in preparing for the press an &C.
count Of fifteen months experience as g
prisoner at Fort Delaware. During the
whole time Of his confinement Dr.. HANDY
kept a daily journal of the events tran,
spring around him, and this, after re.
peated solicitation on the part Of his asso-
ciates in prison, he now proposes to pub
lish. The work, which will be ready for
press early in the approaching winter,
will be an important addition to the writ
ten history Of the war, giving detailed
account of the suferiDgs of imprisoned
Confederate officers and men, and reveal
ing facts concerning their treatment which
more than rival the stories circulating in
northern journals touching WIRz, Ander-
sonyile, and Belle Isle.
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awards to the General the highest credit
and declares that he "comes forth IN the
character of an enlightened statesman.

WE LIVE IN PARADIsE.-The children Oh
Babel built a tower to reach Heaven, ana
failed but the more fortunate United
States of North America have triumphed.
We have heard it said that it was impossl-
BILE to keep the Yankees out OF any place
on earth, and we may now infer mat
Heaven itself is equally unable to fence
them out. So we learn from New ferk
religious paper that OF least we nave al
last "heaven upon EARTH" To kno"
this must be quite consolation to many
deluded persons who have been for some
time imagining that they walked up every
morning in place which is the very oppo-
site of EIysium. But hear what the divine
editor says:
aCAS TUE President BE 1MPEAcHED =
Not by statute, but by right. The slnpi !,
question whether one man can Keep 'iii'
thirty millions of people in an uproar ioi
two years more by his insane course IS lne
onestion. But why grope about a.iioIs
statutes or constitutions for tho rlshI Z
This nation is governed in the interest OF
thc Almighty. 1t is theocracy. het
whatever is right be done."-Neto York
Church Union.
JoussoS is but "fallen ANGEL" Let
him be hurled from Heaven, and peace
and felicity will reign throughout the
cmpyrean. ----------
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2 ai1rnad Erainh re

This city has long been the victim OF
disastrous determinations against her trade
in transportation on railroads. We copy
below from the Wilmington Journal an ar
ticle that is especially deserving of atten-
ton here and the Virginia railroads al
luded to by the Journal. It is hard, in
deed, that a more liberal spirit is ex-
hibitcd towards our domestic industry and
enterprise by the North Carolina railroads
than by our own railroads! We invite the
Virginia railroads to look into this matter,
and see what can be done in the way of
protecting our manufacturing and mer-
camille interests. We have always held
that any discrimination by Virginia rail-
road against the industry and trade of its
own State, in competition with the indus
try and trade beyond her boundaries, was
great wrong. The Journal says:
"RA1LRoADs AND FREIGHTS.-Why IS 1t
that it costs twenty-five per cent. more TO
transport goods between this city ana
Richmond than it does between Boston
and this city uia Portsmouth The dis
lance by railroad is two hundred and forty
miles to Portsmouth and two hundred and
forty-six to Richmond. Surely this should
not be the case. We have inquired at
our railroad office, and are told that they
will carry freights at the same rates be-
tween Weldon and Wilmington on goods
going to or from Richmond as they will on
similar goods to Boston, New York, or
Baltimore. They further say they arc
willing to allow the roads north OF Wei
don, respectively sixty-two miles and
twenty-five miles long, equal to eighty
four miles, and the connecting road, two
iilths of the entire charge between Viii
mington and Richmond, and the distance
is as eighty-four miles is to one hundred
and sixty-two miles-but two miles more
than half the distance between Whining
ton and Weldon. We mention this to
show that our North Chrolna roads are
willing to be generous in division OF
rates.
could the rates on molasses, lumber,
and naval stores to Richmond, and on to-
bacco, -four, and iron from Richmond, he
put reasonably low, large business could
be built up between these two southern
cities to the mutual advantage of both.
"The Richmond rolling mills and nal
factories should look this matter in the
face, and see if they cannot supply US
with all our railroad iron, spikes, and
nails, flour and tobacco, at advantageous
rates.
"The President Of one Of our connect
ing railroads here complains very much al
the rates charged him on the Richmond
aud Petersburg railroad on car wheels
The rates are actually more from Rich
mond to Petersburg, twenty-five miles
than they are from Weldon to Whining
ton, one hundred and sixty-two miles.
GLOW can these things bel Upon wha
principle do the Virginia roads act T! VIZ
pause for q reply"
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Now, then, If our people have but faith
if they will only combine and put forth
their strength like men-likc other men
who have given us thousands of examples
in our own country-all this will be done,
and that at an early day. Let those who
arc ambitious to serve their country and
secure undying fame for themselves de-
vote their talents and energies in this
direction, and they will realize their high
est ambition. In this day we must aban-
don every Utopian idea, and come down to
practical measures for securing solid i'm.
provement; for increasing the population
and wealth of the Statea=the only power
that is now respected, and that can now
secure RIGHT.
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Lee and His Lieutenants, comprising the
early life, public services, and cam
paigns of General ROBERT E. LEE and
his companions in arms, with record OF
their campaigns and heroic deeds. By
EDWARD A. POLLARD, author Of the
"Lost Cause" SC. New York: f. B
TREAT s Co.
We have received by mail, from the pub
fishers, this highly interesting volume
The author is one Of the most fluent and
graceful writer's Of this country. His fault
was a tendency to partisanry, but his re,
cent experience in historical composition
has done much to correct what was gene
rally considered foible Of his first work
on the war.
In this last book from Mr.. POLLARD's
pen we have an exceedingly valuable con,
tribution to history. The men he has da-
guerreotyped arc inseparable from the life
of the Confederacy, and an account o.
their deeds is almost the history of the
war. With what justice he has drawn the
characters of the distinguished soldiers
who have place in his book we are un-
able to say but in glance at one or two
of them we found nothing Objectionable,
while they were presented in spirited and
faithful style. "Lee end His Lieutenants u
will take its place in the library as most
useful and instructive understandable
for reference. 1t contains a sketch OF
every general of any note in the Confede-
rate army, including facts and dates that
make the volume indispensable wherever
it is introduced. 1t is illustrated with
many steel engraviugs, including numerous
portraits, which have more than the usual
proportion of good likeness. The two
largest portraits are Of General LEE and
General J. E. JOHNSTON. They are ex-
cellent.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
Colonel F0ntdine'S Letter.

We publish with much satisfaction the
brief and explicit letter of Colonel foS'
TAME on the subject Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. /: will afford grat'ii-
cation TO all friends Of the Improvement,
and greatly surprise every one: the amount
raouircd to put the whole road In opera
ton (s6, lOOOOO) is so much less than any-
body supposed. The prospect OF the early
completion of the work under the new
nlan of operations is most encouraging.
On the question of the city subscription
the remarks of Colonel FoSTA1SE are
especially worthy of the attention Of the
citv reader. 1t is shown that the city
credit cannot be unfavorabiy affected by
the subscription, since her bonds are not to
10 eo,d and the views OF Colonel F. ought
70 assnrc rs that there will be no opprcs-
s;o, of the citizens in paying the interest
on the subscription. We are satisfied our
solves tina. in three years the work will be
finished, and then the city will receire in
terest Of eight per cent. on her bonds IN
stead Of payingit and for this interest the
Chesapeake and Ohio Company is bound.
This letter improves the prospect won
dcrfully. Assurances from the most re-
liable authorities have been given that the
money to build the road can be had upon
the credit Of the company, with the COL
lateral securities voted by the substantial
communities on the line Of the improve
ment. Everything is as propitious as we
could wish. The city should give grand
and overwhelming vote for the subscrip-
ZION
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SENSATION AMONG GOLD SPECTATORS
The scamps Of the New York Gold Board
on Thursday were much excited by ru-
NOR that General GRANT and the Presi-
dent had had quarrel, and that the Gene
raj called the President " a traitor to his
face" "Gold ran up" OF course this
was a trick of the bulls, and they made
by it. But it is possible that the next day
the bears profted by an equally unbound.
ed story.
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QUARTERLY REvIEws.-We have re-
ceived from Messrs. WooDHoUsE & PAR
HAM the following foreign Quarterly Re-
views for July: Tile EdinJurg Reuie1c,
London Quarterly Reuieor, and Westminster
Rerie1c. 1t is little remarkable that
neither of them have an article upon
America. Their tables Of contents include
some inviting themes.
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uWoUSDED IN THE HoUsRssos7 HIS
FRIENDS" THE New York Tribune of Fri.
dav has the following very caustic para,
graph We are informed that among the
documents sent out by the Republican
Committee of Congress to enlighten the
5" South are many gorgeously illuminated
" advertising posters Of Forney's Washing
q ton Chronicle. We dare say it would dc
" the soutbcrners some good to read the
" Chronicle, though it may not help then
much to read the posters; but we sug'
gest that this is not exactly the sort o.
documents which we contribute our mo-
+" ncy to circulate. Colonel FoRNET had
"better pay for his advertising out of his
" own pocket"
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off the representation Of minorities
should be generally adopted it will do
more to put an end to rebellons and
wars than any plan that has ever been de-
yised. p hWlolr Weed.
1t is the only thing that can save our
Government from the fate Of all rcpubli-
can governments which have preceded it.
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The Philadelphia Telegraph says that
Congress is working to save the Constitu-
ton, and it goes for impeaching the Pres-
dent. TuAD. STEVENS says that Congress
is working outside of the Constitution.
THAD., not the Telegraph, tells the truth.
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1917 MAIN STREET,
Sign OF the Flag inscribed
LEWIS DRY GOODS STORE.
[se
w TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

@ TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.-
BONE DUST.-The Lodi n Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put In new and
expensive machinery, and are ready to supply
customers with q warranted pure article Of FIN
BONE that will drill perfectly well In a machine,
at as low rate as coarser bone is sold at. Also,
pure FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to analyse
perfectly pure or no sale Samples sent on receipt
Of three cent stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE.
This s one OF the most forcing and quick acting
manurss In the market and 10 by far the cheapest.
It Is composed Of the night coil Of New York city,
from which all Impurities have been extracted.
It Is then deodorzed, dried, and pulverized TO
-four. Four hundred pounds OF this drilled In with
wheat will bring heavy crop on even poor,
worn. out soil. Price, S76 per ton. Apply to
THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
eeCourtlandt street, New York, or to
HOOE j. WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va.
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,sH NoTIcE.-wooD's PHARMACY, corner
p;rh and Marshall streets, heretofore conducted
g. nv own name. will hereafter be managed I'M
dsr the styls and arm OF WOOD & SON, my son
RoaEnT B. woop being admitted partner 1ron
this date. o.t
Thankful for past patronage, respectfully ask
continuance of the same for the new ntm.
J. B. WOOD, Apothocary and Druggist,
go HSFov Fifth and Marshall streets.
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The National hntelHgencer says that
General GRANT has not given notice of his
unwillingness to attend Cabinet meetings
except when matters specially appertain-
ing to his Department are to be considered.
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VIRGINIA.-AtR Rules held in the
Clerks office for the Circuit Court OF Chester
field county on the first Monday In September,
1857:
Thomas Blunt, administration OF P. q. Bedford,
deceased Plaintiff.
against
The object OF this sult IL to attach and suo)ect
the following real etale Of the defendant, to wit.
Bread Rock racs.track, lying and being In the
county Of Chesterfield. fourteen NILS north o!
the Courthouse, ond any otarr estate or debts
within said county OF the defendant. to the pay
msp Of the plaintiff y debt for 81 600. wi Ii Interest
from tina LIST day OF Msrch 1865, till paid And II
appearing by affidavit that the said David NC.
Daniel ia non re sident OF the State, therefore II
is ordered that he appear here within one month
after the due publication OF this order and do what
is necessary for b!m to protect his interest IN this
suit. Tes;e NATHAN Il. CGGBlLL, Clerk.
SO o-Miy
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re- RICHMOND TRUNK FACTORY
Those In want OF we'll made, durable TRUNKS
get their supply ut factory prices, and at the
same time encourage HOME aErBRPRIsE. We
teep good assortment Of our own make On hand
and a'so make to order such lies the purchaser
nay desire, with interior arrangements TO suit
their own convenience. Labor Is cheaper here
than In the North, and materials Just as cheap al
in the North. The freight and drayage on ordi-
Gary size Trunks will average one dollar apiece
so we save the profit that the northern nanufactu
rer makes, ard the cost OF freight and drayage.
The purchaser can see by the above facts that we
are enabled to sell HOLE MADE TRUNKS for
Lsss than northern TRUNKS OF same quality are
sold In this market.
REPAIRING.-We also do sll kinds OF RBPAIR.
ING, when, with small outlay, You can save the
expense Of buying new ones; and while an old
Trunk will not look as well q new one, yet II
will be Just as strong as q new one. We also *
.4OCKs and COVERS on Trunks.
We have also our usual large supply Of BOOTS,
SHOES, and GAlTBRS Of the latest styles and bes,
make, made expressly for US, all widths and sizes
which we are selling much lower than those that
pretend to sell cheap. Our SHOES are made with
out wood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
No 433 Broad street, corner Fifth,
snd Ho. 0ls Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory tho. 90 Broad street, corner OF
Fifth. ts 19-ts
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SnecinZ Notices.

BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE-BATCHk.
Logs HAIR DYg.-lThis splendid HAZE DYE 10
N q hes, In tn. world. The only true and perfect
dvs-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. no ois'
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Nsturai Dlaex
or brown remedies tbs Ill effects OF oao oyss'
,nvigoratss the hair leaving 1t soft and Dsaunu,'
Tho. genuine is signed WILLIAM a. bA.ohs .,
LoR. All others are nero limitations, and shoolo
be avoided. Sold by oil druggists and perinmers'
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New YORK. beware
- .orrtoYfa,t jsu
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xNEW HARDWARE HOUSE IN RICH.

~ NEW HARDWARE HOUSE IN kiCH-
MOND. yA.-sIMPSoN BROTHER, formerly
OF Lynchburg, Va, respectfully inform their
former customers, the citizens Of Richmond ana
the public generally, that they have purchased
the entire and valuable stock OF HAHDW AXE
CUTLERY, sADDLERY, &C., OF Mr.. John y. van
Lew. No. llls Main street, to which they VIII
shortly make large additions, making the most
comnIate and extensive assortment In this trade.
In resuming our former business again We shall
offer such ind ucements as to merit, we hope, full
share Of the public patronage.
S. M. SIMPSON,
September 1867. CHARLES s!ASsoa.
In retiring from the hardware business 1t affords
me pleasure to recommend to my former patrons
nv successors, Messrs. SIMPSON & BROTHER,
as in every way entitled to their confidence and
PATRONAGE JOHN n. VAN LEW.
September2 1857. se4-lm
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VCIRGIN1A.-At Rules held in the
Clerks ONCE for the Circuit Court OF Chester
held sourty on the hrst Monday In September
1867:
samuel ]. Harrison, Wellington Goddin. and
James l.. Apperson, partners under the s'yie OF
Harrison. Goddin Apperscn ....Plantifs,
agains. -
David Mcdaniel. Defendant
The obi .ct of this suit j. TO attach and subjeei
the following real estate TO wit, The lands of the
defendant two parce!sl containing forty fv.
acres, near tue Broad hook raee-t1ack, lying ano
being in TIE county OF Chesterfield fourteen miller
north of the eourth onse. and J other estate or
debts within laid county OF the said defendant to
for (: 50 G. SITS of protest And IL Appearing by s
cayit that lhe said David NJ Daniel Is a non rosi
dent of the State. therefore IL is ordered that he
anpear h. re- within one NOM after the due publ
cation of ,his order ANA do what is necessary t.
prots ct his intere.. in this suit
Taste: NATHAN Il. COG BILL, Clerk.
sa0-Nsw
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SDeci0I Notices.

RET PERsONAL.-JOEL d. DuHoA"' io'
merlv Of Patrick county, Va, a Confederate SOL
dIer, who los: leg in the service WILL hhAA
OF SOMETHING TO HIS ADVANTAGE BY ap'
,,v,noto TsomAs'M. ALFRIEND SON, Rich
nond q, SAMUEL B. PAUL, Petersburg.
go f-1w
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EnecinZ Notices.

.~roR sALE.-A RARE CHANCE.-A
Vic STORE. centrally located, and one OF tho
has. stands in the city for both retail sna "nols
.s1s business. Address post. Office box iOI'.
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H@ GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE
Southern States OF the MANHATTAN LIFB IN
sURLECE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Rich
mond, Virginia.
ANNUAL COME..................... $4,000 900
SURPLUS. ....................... $500, ooc
Expenses less than any Cash Company.
Liberal modes OF payment Of premiums.
Insurers receive the largest bonus ever given.
Dividends made annually on all participating
policies.
No claims unpaid.
Policies incontestible.
All policies nom forfeitable after three years.
P. r. MOORE, General Agent, Richmond.
J. ADAlR PLEASANTs,
General Agent for Virginia, North and South
Carolina. Georgia, Florida, and Alabama.
j. S. d. COLLEEN, Medical Examiner.
ONCE No. 1901 Main street lover Telegraph
otice, au lo-1m
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MARRIED.

-, ,,o nb in.,.nt a, Auburn, Culpepsr county,
va h the the re.,dsnee OF Mr. John Bolts, By the
Rev. Jamss C. Wheat, LuhFORD " nnTTs''
B,o. OF Rockingham. and bliss hooALi0 "
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From Professor Charles Martin, Hampden Sidney
College, Virginia dated July l, 1887:
1.-THE Double Refined Poudrette is operating
like q charm on my crops, and attracting universal
attention from all beholders. am already salts
ded that 1t is the cheapest and surest renovator OF
our worn. ont soils" jy 30 3m*
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mEs, ZETELLE, RESTAURATEUR.-
Ills tables always supplied with everything IN
season. as wall as dslicacies and luxuries, foreign
and domestic. Refreshnent and Dining. rooms for
ladies and gentlemen. The Bar supplied with the
best of liqu ors, and good attendance everywhere.
jsA no. l2ha MAIN STREET
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-NEW
IL ARRfVALs.-We respectfully Invite atten.
non To our yary large and varied stock OF FL ENI-
rURs In quality aud variety We challenge com.
PETITION 1t eanuot be surpassed; Every article
Tor halls parlors, chambers. and dining room.
nav re found In our assortment, OF styles and pat
terms which cannot fail TO please all tastes
thankful for the liberal patronage extended q,
FOR twenty hvs years past, We respectfully solicit
a continuance Of the same.
HABLISTON & BROTHER,
No. s05 Main street corner Of Ninth.
Two now and spacious three-story WARP.
HOUSES on Cary street near Ninth, near the
basin. suited for any business will be rented low.
iyn
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ENGLISH. CLASSICAL, AND Ma
IL THBhATICAL sCHOOL.-Hr. Pettigrew
having declined teaching. ! shall open MALI
SCHOOL on the LIST OF october IN the school-rooi
alta ned 70 Sycamore church formerly occupied
by him on nd after the 10Th Of september may
be found at my school-room every day rom 10 !
o clock. Ths patronage OF his friends and mo
sea eot2mt WILLIAM P FOX. A. ".