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AT MEMO PARK.
~ LOTS FOR SALB
so BY 100 FEEF. - ,,,>.rr,
5000 EAcH-S2O DOWN AND $40 PER MoNIh
MEMO Park Railway NewJersey about one nour ny
"a. rom civ Hail Il the best sites foI bulldog PURPOSES
h. r5 -teer New Philadelphia The ground elevated
r vea Of staten island and New York CITY The ds'nouPI
- I'M. m tske place on TUESDAY, the LIST daY OF Derntef az II
o'clock &c., az tie Park after which time 40 more los VIZ oe sou
rert ures Parties subscribe ior ots VII unl Ws
,,ort1vtv 7r1ips iedre loot u Co,nfdRdst for ne
81 dy,r FVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SAIURpAl az
IN All vbo WISH tickets Mouo Park obtain them al tue
p "' -" "'' ~ OFFlCK OF THE ASSOCIATION
No 4 wALlSr
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
" p.,nt HOME in slightly location very accessible to New
YORK in an improving ghbohoo can be secured BY purchasing W
lois Of the Mount Rutherford Co.. Rutherford PARK N
B-Tbee lots are located AT rB DEPOT, and are 'od a. r
vATE SALE ONLY. to desirable parties
Persons applying will secure choice OF location
For terms &c, apply to
BLAUvELT OGILBY No. 157 BroaiSay
CHAS BLAKISTOS. Ma. d Liberty St,
H. BARROwS supt the Once Of the Co.. Rutherford PARK
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STORY brown, rI hlg ii,a E,od
~ su0ce a5 s and Hanson place Of the most De- ghig
n between Al, Rrool three old ana mas 81
and sS'oce nos ou at once furnished or unfinished
must be sold this week ''-' G. DYE l28 Broadway
RARG ATN-PROSPECT PARK LOTS,
n situated on Franknsye and Bues near the BeesaiG
yslk Futouayc. are gong
os' y ycnty Apply JOHN f. JAMES No SS fniionsI
BROOKLYN -, 4 : - an
A HANDSOME HOUSE at a BARGAlN-All
improvements yard 6ci near Fort Green F4IA' iO''
Immediate Apply on premises, No A. Elliott place
NOR SALE, at a bargain, first-claSs STEAM
FLOUR MILL CITY OF BROOKLYN with three runs % SON
- r.; ,,N order: has as chest Of bolts mil IN me
oyn Tn good receive grain by water ana s t9 %
G Eookyr Ferries For particulars inquire of r. BENNETT Co..
Nos land 5 South-si. New-lOrk City.
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The Trustee. have pleasure Of announcing that he' have secure
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Debility and Emaciation

Both result from the lack ofsbiity 10 convert the
food Into nutriment How necessary, then, for
those suiIering from these alarming symptoms TO
immediately resort toa repedy that will strength.
en- the stomach and digestive organs. For, as soon
ssthis desirable object has been accomplished the
health improves, and the patient resumes his usu.
81 personai appearance. H0srErTERS sr0M
ACH BIrTERS have attained . Worldwide popu.
larity In such Gases. and have been proven the
best and safest means OF removing constipation,
tcning the stomach, giving energy to the lver.and
relieving every symtom Of nervousness and do.
preston of plrlts It's cheering and beneficial ef.
scts are highly spoken ofby Thousands who owe to
u their restoration 70 health. No restorative in
the annals ofmedicine has attained the came pop
ularity In the short space oftims 10 has been be.
fore the public, or has Won the high endorsements
according 10 Ais exeellsnt tonic May other pro
partitions, purporting 70 DO correctiyes and restor
atives, have been introduced, and have psrishsd
one by one, while the popularity OF HOSTEL
TERS continues IN inereASe, and 10 nov reoeeuis.
I'd - standard household medicine. The success
which attends the use OF the Bitters evinoss at
oncs lac virtues IN all cases ofdsbilty and dssas-
60 OF the stomach. Cestiacatss, almost Without
number. have been publlshsd, affecting is trniy
mir.oulous power IN vmoving those painful and
naffsl dtsseseA A.d = tAis 0as 10 sssas tAls 70
do moro than call attention 60 the great remedy
Of The ags IN order 70 AWAKEN public ATTENTION 10
IL sxosIlsncs. 10 u the only prspsra tion on hs
Had that 70 reliable In al ossss nd IL q h~fsrs
worthy ofths confederation efths anlstsi. 80
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MARRIED..


In Biddeford, Feb Is. by Rev J. Mcmillan, Mr. R,eh.
ard II. wAldron, Of Portsmouth, N. H., and Miss Clafa
A. Coe, Of Biddeford.
In Blddeford. Feb II, BY Rev. J. Mcmillan. Mr. Joseph
d. Hutchins and Miss Emira T. Mitchell, both OF hsnne'
bunkport.
In saco, Feb. II, BY Rev Benjamin Wheeler, Mr. Dan
elC. worme and Mss Roeua O. Cousens, both OF saco
In Great Falls, n. H., by Rev. Robert O. Seymour MI
Francis A. Chsdboue and Mss LOaisa d. Ford, both o.
North Berwick.
In Dover, N. II. Mr.. William O. Jevstt, Of Rochester
and Miss Mary 4. Ham, Of harrington
In Dover N. H., NJ. Israel Cousens, Of Dover, and
Mrs. Tryphena Kimball, Of Lyman.
In saco, Feb IS, by Rev J. T. O. Nichols, Mr. Albert
n. Webster to Miss Sarah Il. Tultle, both Of Saco.
In saco Fen. le by Rev J. I. @. Nichols, Mr. Edward
D. knight saeo, to Miss Lydia J. Bcknel OF Bangor
Maine.
In saeo. Feb Is. BY Rev. c. G. Mason, Mr. Geo San.
ford johnson Of Biddsosd, and Miss Msissa A. Howard
Of Saco.
In Biddsfori, Feb. IS. BY Rev. G. Tenpey. Mr. William
r. Yates and Miss Chastlna Osborne. both Of Biddeford
In Kiaery. Feb Is, BY Rev. A. Hatch, Mr. William H.
Bmgdou Il York, to Miss Sarah A. Emery Of Sanford
In York, Feb. 70, by Rev. Mr. Parsons, Mr. Robert
Nealey Of Lawrence Mass. To Miss Hannah Z. Grant,
daughter Of VIM. Grant Esq. Of York.
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s.iCO LOCALS.

Oar CITY Eieefios.
The day for our city election Is near at hand,
being week from next Monday. The Demo
Gratis, We understand. are making some efforts
to carry some Of the wards, with Of course no
hope Of sneccss. but under the delusion that
there Il not harmony among Republicans This
should only prompt the Republican party to
harder work, and to work uniteily. THIS Re
publicsns are doing. and they viii carry the
city BY . considerably larger majority than las,
year.
The present city government has done ~
m.rksbly we'll, considering the faet that IL was
the nrst year Of its administration Of tho city
affairs. II Is Q hvorite Dodge Of Democracy TO
vail about "extravsgance'' "taxes'. &C.. and
assert that Republicans are "dissatisaed," and
are going to vote the Democratic ticket. SC.
That Is ell very pretty mOonshine. When Re
Publicans vote the Democratic ticket Il win be
about time for the millennium. They UNDER
stand that party pretty thoroughly, and know
all its tricks They are capable Of managing
our city Affairs, without consulting the Democ-
rscy, and II Democrats are 10 be consulted. they
don't propose 10 90 over 10 Biideford That
We have intelligent Democrats In our own city,
who are interested in the prosperity Of the place.
and the economical management Of Its govern
ment, Is true. They are generally. however,
well satisfied with the present. city govern
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settled the question Of "fsrocity" and ''villsipy''
In hand-to-hand conflict, the result would have
been most serious to both parties no doubt, %
ny nothing Of Pickwiek's nankeens. Luckily
the wrath Of Pickwiek was Quoted.
And then the witnesses whew, what posi-
tive evidence The testimony Of Clippings
herself was positively irresistible We never saw
acharscter better sustained. That Of Saunders,
also . "rspcctable married woman" was well
given. and brought out fresh applause. The
testimony Of thee two danes apparently deeply
affected Pickwiek, who saw from that moment
that his stricken years Of bachclorhood gave him
no sympathy among the women folks. Mr..
Wrinkle was Wrinkle all over, 20 was Snodgass
and Tapmsn-chsracters, who caused good
deal Of merrimcnt As they attempted to unwil-
lingly testify. The hopes Of Pickwick Frightened
Is Tapman gave In his positive testimony on the
cross examination Of chops and tomato sauce,
and the warming pan but alss-his ''unwill-
ing" friends even could not save him. The
learned staveleigh, justice, shew his evident
"%in! 'o' VI. '."A.n ""o"' IN nv s..''
anu u"'a'""U'' 'vs0 u .'0 .""is'" " "' 'a''
anu 'n". 10y u", "o' ne'''"'' W '''ns ~
wick!
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IN -. ,..s..-. - g., ~. $500.
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rsr.'ns' MN penne", anu 'e'''.i o'ne''' 'or
the n'ere'' 'ney nav, ''.en IN 'a' ,e',a'e, anu
sn'e''"e"' W. 'n' 's"ea' " 'ne . ~.
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DIED.


n Notices Of deaths not exceeding six lines, inserted
nee above that NUMBER at regular advertising rates.
In Biddeford, Feb. Q, Leavu J. Smith, aged ~ years.
In Biddefori, Feb. Il. sophronia W. Bowden. aged
year and eight months daughter Of Hubbard G. and Olive
y. Bowden
In saco, Feb g. Mrs. Maria Fernad, wife Of Rev James
fernaid, aged 81 yea1, mouths. Incorrectly inserted
In the last ISSUE
In IIaverhfl, Mass, FEB. s, Mn Margaret widow Of
the late Thomas Moses, Esq, a portsmouth NJ H., sged
81 years. IN. II. papers please copy.
In Paon,neld, jan a. Elizabeth wife Of MAI Samuel
Merrill, sged.42 years.
In Pryburg, FEB. II, Dr. Thomn II. Merrill. aged Is
yean-iormerly Of Portland.
In South Berwick, Feb I, Of cousumptou, Charles W.
Butler, agei 20 years.
And Il he dead, forever gone.
And buried from our viewi
All YES for death has called for him
And proved his errand true.
lie would have stayed for friends are dear,
But God has called him forth
Thus death Is ever waiting near
To take Us all from earth.
In Shapeigh Feb g. Mr.. Joseph Norton, aged IS yea.
In shapiegh, Feb s, Mr. Timothy Ham, aged 10 yea~.
In Greenfield, Mass, Feb 0, Jennie N. Chapman, wife
of Mr. Charles w. Lord, Of Kennebuuk, aged q years
Mr. aud Mira Lord recently returned from wedding tour
In Europe.
In Kennebunkpa, Feb. 70, Miss Sally IIutehius aged
~ years.
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CRY LOCAL AFFAIRS.
.,f nfsflrfOrd.

cir, E,seties 10 BtideIord.
". Ar, rl.d to learn tina. the friends OF an
..o..u;esl administration Of our municipal nj
,,,,. are awake to The importance Of the cleo
ton .hich |, close at hand. There Is no city OF
,o,n in Maine where the peoples hard earned
so,,.r. havp been 50 wsnsoaly expended a. In
B,ddefori The Government Of the city seems
20 have fallen not into the Democratic party, ~
. party. but into the hands Of CLIQUE Of inez-
pcrienced mutual admirers, . small circle Of
puifed-up scions Of that party, who care nc
more for the peoples money than they do fo'
eIchcquer Of England. As their wants have al
ways been supplied by "faihsr," and they kept
in plenty Of spending money, they have lived
thus far never knowing the value Of . dollar
caring 10 sport fancy gew-saus, and enjoy the
luxuries which are drawn from the hsrt-earned
dollar. Of the WORKING men Away With such
Miss Nancy. worthless slovei and scented do
nothings!
The appropriations Of the peoples money have
been unparalleled In point Of extravaganza. Look
at one single item, $4,000 for schools, in
creased 10 $1,000 more, and then s2'Wo' anu
then 500 more than all these appropriations
was expended, the most OF which probably went
to support the High School for the scions Of
Young nsbobs-a place rhieh no poor man''
child can srer aiiaia. The poor mans little
girl or boy Is compelled TO do drudge work. in
stead Of going to school, In these democratic
mills, on reduced wages, while the rich demo-
cratic superintendent lives on TAT salary, and
now asks the f,ther Of these children TO vote for
him Mayor that he may enjoy . little more. So
VIC 90, We rich young fellows, say these do-nO,h-
ings, know how to work il, and every man
that Doesn't vote for US must walk the plank
How much longer Will the hard-working rs
publicans Of Dddeford submit TO such into.er-
ancc, How much longer will they submit to
being hoodwinked by cliques, and their rights
tr.m,,sI unon How much longer will the
No., man IN oor ma., ,ve., anil toll. 10 keen
:. If. -, ,,,,rx IT,. ,.,,v .,;.,ocr,c,,
~ an !. ii a.. inv
iio" '"u'" '0"s '"
o'A 7" ~ p,eA'' ",'"e Wv" m ~ T.
heads-men VINO 'o'eu In inc e'e'e"o no"'
OF the war 'sreHfy-hres moa'asa ao"a''
Of the ProrLE's MONEY, to pay Tor Dutch ooun-
ty Jumpers, In order to keep their own precious
skins ont Of harms reach, And that enormous
sum was assessed by direct tax, and every poor
man had to help pay Il!
II 1. refreshing 10 see that those extravagant
49,, MI ,h.;r r,n I, R;Jds-
:, -.
ioru. Many respeo'ao'e benh0S'a's ",' eSsa'
ed with them, and they are about really 10 JOIN
the harl working mechanic, and rcbuke such
..,,;,,~, NJ, ,,,,;n,. IN.
eAnn'sn anu "S'eSS eAPe"o'ai', W P"''e '.'s
CITY Government into Republican hands. Work,
wo,y,
WORK, WORh!
JOB Pr1"H"0.
We do not wish TO advertise our STEAM
p.,--,,, r.r,,,,.uv,x, Ths YORK iSsuel
from mi, ,fice will sneak for itself, and double.
"a. ,,.hl. tina .mouu, zoe, from this Office
,h., Al, o,h.r office. In the county. But We
vo.n .dmoni,h tho ,electmeu OF the different
..-..,, ~. .o,n,v ,h., 10 thew expeot TO
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In bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, s.-!This Is to give
Nnotice that Second Meeting OF the creditor:
OF Jonathan iianson, Jr., BANKRUPT, will be held
nj the Office OF j. d. Fessenden, Register In Bank.
ruptcy, In said District, at City Rooms, Riddsor.
on the second day Of March A. D. 1865, 1t ten
O'Clock A; H., Cor the purposs named In the tsen-
~ seventh section OF the BANKRUPT Act OF Con.
gress, approved March I'd 1867, and that third
meeting OF said creditors will b. held Ut the ofnee
of said Register. In Portland, on the sixth day OF
March, A. d. isos, Ut ten O'Clock A. NJ for the pur'
pose named In the :s,h section Of said .et
sseo, February II. isss Avs
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In liAnkruptcY.

TNHIS q 70 give Notice That on The 6sven-
i tcsuth day Of February A. D. 1853, warrant
tAur d. halnss Of Saeo In The County Of York and
State OF Maine. who has besn adjudysd Bank
rupt, on hi. own petitioni that the Psypsnt Of
any debts and delivery Of any property 6slesrns
transfer Of any property 81 Him are FORBIDDEN By
hu that meeting q NE srsditses Of Tie nd
Bankrupt % prove thsir dshts, and p. ehooss one
e ne !, S.s::: q BE s.sss Vi. ,; S:S =
bsfers James d. ysssssdsn ksxstsr, on The 6eeond
day q March A d. lees, q tse O'Clock. A. n, 81
City Rooms CHARLES CLARK.
~ ia Marshal . h.:ss.s's. D'ss e Maine.
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s1uiu,l aud ssnrual.
rv.xeilers' S;aisie.

ysou slco traiss fer Bs,fes issrs ne Z; . u. pe.
pa ct Z IL, sa ~ ANA III y" ~
y~o. B,pesyosp Dkryr Tss Bsstos 81 q. 10 A. ~,
and aIs IA Fsr Portland III SO n.C Az, and
fIt. sosr.n>
Mail ArranGeasnss-.nid =. Ne
nn.s C.o.s Ess iAs Kssf ASsos A. ~, AMI 3ls :; \
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rnfay al &. - ?. ~, Lyuaa Csaue, Tssf~'sy' '""'
n s.Dr.a. m , y
Ersn tAe RsS q u q, asA 500 p wa,a--,.,
lk q li3o A. ~, Parsoosnssi, N.,.uy, ,s.,.,.,.
ant Friday o. 80 =, Ly'".a y Cavn. n. N,
oniy q $50 Az.
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District Court of the United states.

DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
lIJonathan Hanson, BANKRUPT, In Bankruptcy.
sentsd TO the Court. this sixth day Of February,
1868 by Jonathan Hanson OF WATERFORD. Bank.
rupt, praying that he may DO deersed TO hav: o
full discharge from all his debts. proyaeis under
II Is ordered by the Court that hearing he had
upon the ,ame, on the thirtisth day Of March. AID
ls6s before the court IN Portland 10 said District
at O'Clock, p ~. and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons In Interest,
may appear ut raid tllne and place, and show
cause, Il any they have, Why the prayer OF said
WM. p. FRERLE.
Ava CLERK ef D,sfr,ef Court for said District.
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Or. Day's saAguinais, q bod rurfysr, surs
cure fr DySpepsiA sN oase ~ CslaryA me- eurs b
Hsadsche sure cas ~ aH diseaso arisne I'm a ID
pure sssas u ths Mood Msds kua rssss asd ksa end
sure aad 81 oaiy d. Dsy sasealss,o q tsod Pufysr
~ oshss AZ oountersA Pros 0ps pctAr-Six bolsisl
&c Nye Dollars. bArIxY 1 B1ApfoRp, psopSiscu
50 Washinstoa g., bostsa, Naa. y0
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GENERAL COUNTY NEWS.

The Free Baptist Quarterly Meeting occurrcdat
Wells Branch. Feb. 9th & 9th. A large delegation
Of ministers were present, owing partly to the
meeting Of F. NJ. Board there on the 4th. The
meeting was very interesting. Sermons were
preached by Rev. J. Colder, Of Harrisburg,
Penn, Rev. ID. NJ. Graham Of Chicago, and
others. The sermon Of DR.. Graham was very
interesting and instructive. Mr.. Peckham Of
New Hampton presented the cause Of the Thco-
logical School in very able and forciblc man
ner, and the Quarterly meeting is to attempt the
raising Of $4,000 for the school, and the pros
poet Is II will be easily done. for 300 was
pledged in 500 pledges. Rev. c. o. Libby,
Geo. Goodwin, Esq, our Senator, Theodore
Wells, Woodbury. Littlefeld and Edwin Little
field are among them. All Of them are con-
nccted with the Wells Society. The ID Consre-
gational Society held Lcvec Fsday Monday
evenings, by which they raised over $500. A
castor and cake basket were votcd away. The
Pastors wife received the former, and Mrs. A.
X. Trip, the latter. An Antiquarian Supper
was s"ea " '"' '".'"' $50 =,
ly 500. Ex.n.
MEssRs. Epirons'-Ihe ladies' Oh the second
Congl Church and farish In "eiis nela he'0e
or social festival at the Town Hall in that town
on FRIDAY ana MOnaAy evenings, ,'n Ana io'n
INST Inc co'u was eA''eine oh o''n '''n'hS''
anu the ae'sn'ns ON inc of0''-f'aa' was '""'
In consequence Oh "h'ca INC a''ena"n'e vi" no'
90 large as " o'ner"Se might nS'0 'seh' ~
was sufhe'ent' however, 10 secure so'a 'me 10
oil concerned. NO handsomer "oie was ever
spread than was there e1hioited. Inc supply OF
substantial ana iancy cooking was very iuii' inc
whole ARRANGEMENT In the culinary nne was
complete anu gave e'iacnce VI much 'As'o M
:, G.. CT
-,"-, Al, "a, -. a..
Lnusey VINO mahAsco uo "AAii WIN 'Hu'A '"0'
The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Bowker, made some time
ly and eloquent remarks. The South Sanford
Rand di.cour,,5 NJ intervals. most delightful
., -, - =, A.. .,s.r.r =.
music WHICH "ou'u s'mo'' *. ue o'u - VIC" 40
the young to shocking the heel" There were
provided two articles to be presented to the Ia
,,;o. Who ,hou,d r,ce;vs the b;,bsst number Of
votes ~ ten cents per vote. Inc sn'er oaske'
was voted to Mrs. Bowker, the pastors wife,
without opnosition Of much account. Tho CAS-
~,
'or was run ior W wv '~'ieo' 'is' ~. N AhPP
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n. r. n. Radway's Ready Relief

II. r. n. Radway's Ready Relief
IL the only Vegetable Remedy. in liquid form. that
will cure at once all Bilious Attacks, Hevers,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache, Headaehe.
Diseased One application will In fsw minutes
AFFORD immediate comfort.
Sisters o. MERcr, DoRcEsrrR ST., Moxrl.AL, c. Z
Hospital OF the Sisters Of Mercy.
DR. RADwAY,-I certify that your Ready Relief
hes cured over one hundred ofolr sick nom Chlls.
Vomiting. Headaches, Internal Pains, &c, 20. One
. great many years. Having taken . few tea
spooufuls OF RELiEr In water. and rubbing her
head twice with the Ane medicine. she Was per
II for dyspepsia and for colds, and always with suo
cess II Is very useful for sore throst coughs In
huensa, dipthera, &c. II has good effect IN nat.
ulenoe or wind cholio use II for foul breath, and
it produces . marvellous effect. In short IL pro-
cures relief altogether remarkable to our invalids
Slater Mary De Bonsseoars
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In Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-The undersign-
Lied hereby gives notice Of his appointment -
Assignee of Lewis d. GOODWIN, OF Buxton In the
county of York and State OF Maine, within said
District. who has been adjuds ed Bankrupt upon
his own Petition, by the District Court OF said
District. JOHN Q. SCAMM0N, Assignee.
Saoo, February, plat, 1888, 3wt9
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In Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-The undersign-
LED hereby gives notice VI his appointment as
Assignee OF Elbridgs NJ. Dearborn OF Saco, In the
county OF York and State or Maine, within said
Dfstrict, who has been Adjudged bankrupt upon
his own Petition by the District Court OF SAID DIS
trict. JOAN q, bCAMMON, Assignee.
Haoo. FehInArY IL. 1868 3Mt9