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VOW York market.
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MONEY MARKET.

The New York Journal Of Commerce, OF Mon
day, June 15, says: - as;
Tho market In its principal features. is without
Improvement; there appears TO be but little anims-
ton IN any department. and tha abus1nesso OF tneNeek
loseswith q downward tendency to pncea oi nany
descriptions ofmerchandise Capital In large amounts
remain unemployed, although Il ie freely offered Dy
temporary loans upon approved securities az 9aa per
cent. There ID but altmited amount OF commerciM M
sale; the best signatures are selecteo ~ oao
rer cent per anuum discount s. .
PRODUCE MARKET.as
-zNFw YORK. June e1S,-BREApsTUFrs.-The mar
ket for state and Western -four is duh and heavy
with urices ruling from ten to fifteen cents lower.
The sales are $500 bbls at 81 26a7 go tos super.
fre stSte; So l6aH 05 for common rextEB State; %
mncs Sc ID dos 81 s5a7 e0 for supernns Michigan, In:
diana, Ohio, Iowa, 30; ,;sa1d 60 l0a9 90 for extra
do; g. 10s1000 for choice extra do, including ship.
ping brands Of round hoop 0hiolat 80 16a990. and
white wheat texfrss 2oais 00;f ST Louis:st sl0s
11OO for common To-. .fair e1irs,o and s12 00a16 90
for good 10 choice closing dull. We quote: Super
fns sate S7s25sE 9oi extra State s. itss 90; super
eISa ohioround,.hoop ssloas 90; DC, trade. slo 90
aus 90; exta Genesee, -a--; e1ks st Louis $40 oea
so1rHEmRs a M ooua1Is in limited request and prices
are not DO rli We notice sales Of 800 bbls 80 36
all for sir exn, and S11 0oa16 for good to choice
do, ,...,5,. Leg a,os. - - .-..Tsi
.0AlIroRNA FLoun-The market is quiet andpsiossi
sre tie easier sales ere 600 sacks at $40 6oa
wHrlEThere is but very littls doing and prices
are to &c lower The demand Is confined TO trif-
log export demand and Limited @ inquiry &c ier bone me
"a q for No / spring; 50 l0a2 IS for No spring;
S2 60 for common white Westerns 50 70 for white Ca
nsda md white Calfornia ON private terms.
lower IN consequence Of the lgntness OF the home
trSde ana 1he of shippers from purchasing
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fslldn with Brlish ship Amtg6m lumpsr ts9sn'
tCtaIly shsnd6aied and watrl0Rged, and sMnoet GU
ttrey gone; took hertn tow, being oompeiea ~
by tackles i conseg scoye t9ss y ~ r.
charge Of frst officer Of this ship. The AontgonY
had apparently been In tow Of some otnel veoo
Papers found on board lesd the belief that sne WI
Last from Pensasn BY Capt rsnsyi.y SruSs a
ane meth through M b Or rassage.t toghasieatons 9.
Steamship sPf0neth Gray, epnissE,.saas
saturday. 1Mdse5sTo .JnosE fheo Getty, Rstlrosd
Agents, CharIsston Minfg and MsnniSSaIso s;sa e oo ~
5uDcblutS Ds I 1jsooSX wssnsi Hessh Mon'ses
n p ponnanhsfn1. B O,Eeill, p iWalah,' Ring,
Nelson, GaiIlard Minott, Dowie Noise, CamefTn,
Barley Co. asrdts 8G9y I1isnshssi s.rTss 8e and
D aoetgen, Vim n BIRDS co' Sapt aA z DA'''''' --'
0tssss sshr Palmer, smooi; Bs,Hnore,-dsys Corn.
&c. To street Bros & Cos sand Campeen 90.
schr Poss, @ Abbot paaeas,pBIi Ecu BsssIi Go,
N: Eason q Bro. Muller, Nimitz T. CO. Ostsndorn g
Co, @ p Poppenheim, Russell. in hooso4, e = =
Agent, G Railroad, shepherd Cohen, iooss' q
Son, and Order. .,,,,,,,,..., X,.s,L r,; Is -
q ti'3S Js' C1earsd Yesterday.
Steamship 8 ms Mortsrcy'Ryda' New Y0fk-h'''nei .
sohr Lily, Franciss New York--W Roach: ,-u.s.7
- Sailed Yesterday.
steainship Monterey, Ryder, New York.
Schr Laura Briagman, Hart, Philadelphia. .,,,
~ q = - From this Port. '4f'-a ''-i
stsamsbip ssragosss, ,CroweI, New York, june IA.
Schr N Hawkins, Wyatt, Boston, June a.
LIST OF VESSELS -
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FOREIGN.
BnEnEaHAvEE.
The Dorothes, Plambeck, sailed... ....... March
- Ila MATANzAs- y
schr Emma, Anthony, .sane Q
40 poMEsf sTs
tRocKPo1T, NE. -,,s.....l. y !,
schr Talbot, Packard. up................'JunHe
i o. : -, BosroS,
Schr NHxwkins, Wyatt, up. dune I,
Schr Redington, Gregory, Hp..- 'June
sohr g Sylvester, Sylvester, up..... 5une
NEW gIoRKs =. <tf& =.
Brig scio, Bowen, cleared. June 10
Schr ida Rchnrdson, Bedell, cleared June ~
Schr MyroYer. Hughes, cleared. .June
Schr Othelo, Edridgr, cleared. june %
sohS Jonas Smith, Nichols, June %
schr Eliza Potter, Potter, June ID
1=s''' PHILADELPHIA.
schr J Mercer, Cullen. cleared. :...: June
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CHRONIC LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.
This Is to certify that was cured OF Chronic Liver
Complaint by DR.. Lawrencos Rosadalis, after having
been confined to my bed and no, sc Tor long time,
and trying various medicines without benefit =
i know of several others in this county cured
through the Of Rosadals, and 1t be found in
nearly every house In my neighborhood, and they
all praise 1t as q great medicine.
THOMAS THORN.
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TSHE CHAEiEs1 aON DAILY NEWS
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Hiddhng. .... ka29. 2sa29 291xaDx
inS at 1oKailX for Carohna, and sXa1oc for Ram
s suaAR-The demand for raw is very moderate
and with fair offerings prices are barsy maintained
Ia boz 1t i1Kc fhs salss sre $50 hSds at II Xs12o
for Cuba, and 12Kc for Porto Rico. Refined II sell-
tng ltss more freely but st 1nehsnesd Hriees We
and crtshed, powder and grAnulated st lskc ~
MnrtnEA@The demand seems 10 be very limited.
ma, VIII liberal offerings. prices arc in the buyers
fkyof. We quote cayed at 1Ss4Sc; Muscovndo at 49,
suction OF 50 .hhds Batbsdoes at S7s and 10 shhds
Dernsrars at 66s60c. = - ,-....<43.i.. ss-.e
INIvAt sTuzzs Spirits turpentine is hardly %
firmly held; the business is only moderate, fnclud.
thls price, and loo bbls New York order at 47c.
Rosinezthe nnsrket for all grsdes 10 very quiet;
Tices rSe noninsly Unchanged ;we quote et SS 16s,
sraied common: n g 20 Nc for soTa s1sned els
arrive, we're sold It s. s1X. ,sss..
tHMoxxp MEATs-Thereisa . small inquiry for home
use f6rmer rates. quote shoulders st iaal4hc;
begged hams ct 17a21c. and clear RIB at 17s17Hc.
tCUT MEAIs-The market p little moro active,
and fu4 pricea are Obtained. We quote hams In,
sHees pickle ut 16s17c; do In dry salt at 16o, and
shoulders in dry sait at f2halsc Bales 400 pack
Z SBurrxs-Ths inquiry for the prime grades, for
homo use Is smoderase and with receipts not large,
prices remnin Without change. The common quail:
Ties 10 dun and heavy. We quote Western st 26a,s
tcnrTsr@TSe :; % @sfEsfis dull; and prices continue
to favor the buyers. Etne factory 10 quoted at II
also ss&et. Sss9sI-s-',
tLARp-The market is Quiet for lots on the spot,
brt prices xre steadiiy held sclesMere made Of 500
tcs and bbls st 164al7c for No TO kettle rendered
city; 1655xc forNo.1 Western, and l7Ho for steam
rendered do. Kettle rendered is quoted at 19a1Shc.
Fprfuture delivery the inquiry Is fair at uncbapged
fkures Sales were made nf 500 cs for delivery the
balance Of the month buyers option, at 173Sc, and
$50 les for August delivery sellers option, at 17c.
Ii 0urlast report the 800 tcs at 17zc. buyers or.
tom for August and not July, us printed.
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Greene County, August IA, 1868.

WILSON, January z, 1868.
hereby certify that have used DR.. Lavrence's
Justly celebrated Rosadalis in my family as general
Alternative and Tonic, with the most satisfactory re-
suits, and therefore conscienhously recommend 1t
to the public as medicine Of rare nnd genuine
merit. JAMES W. DAVIS,
Sheriff of Wilson County N G.
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.Misfe4aufDus.

A s H r o T,s
LOW WATER. DEFEeToR
PREVENTS THE EXPLOSION Oh BURNING
~ o. Is OUT OF; STEAM BOILERS. &
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD sENsA-
TION!
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!

In 1s47 the great grand principle of stopping tho
most e1cruciatiug pain in an instant. without em.
ploying such dangerous agents as Chloroform,
Opium, Morphine Acontine, Ether, &C., was first
made known In; III .- go
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sFUsed and endorsed by the leading Physicians
everywhere It is known. 05t .i't-2
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hereby certify that. am personally acquainted
gentlemen of frespecsbrity and sandingi IA this com.
munIty. T. O. DAVIS,
Mayor Of Wilson, N. O.
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THE RosADAL.Ls

T d = r o A 2 a LES r
Is not asecret medicine. The articles from which It
is made are published around each bottle. and It Is
used and recommended by the Medical Faculty,
wherevor has been introduced. as POSITIVE and
RELIABLE Medicine for diseases OF the BLOOD,
LIVER and KIDNEYS. lfH
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CHANGE OH SCHEDULE

CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA: BAIL.
ROAD COMPANY. 80 -.
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A REMARKABLE CUREl@
SORES ON TIE TONGUE, ULCERS IN THE
THROAT, SORE GUNS. SORE MOUTH,
SoRESIN TIE NOSE, lRoUND
- @ THE EYES. de-.

If recently exhibited, few bottles Will cure. II
chronic, or through the effects Of Mercury Potas-
sium, Corrosive sublimste, from six 10 one dozen
bottles may be required TO make permanent cure.
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RosADAL1s.-This medicine has met with an un-
precedented success In this community. Captain
Baker tho polite and attentive agent for this CITY, in
forms That is next to impossible 10 supply the
demand made for IT. and that the medicine Is effect
ing wonderful ouree and giving great satisfac-
h0n to all who have used it.-"Norfolk VOL Daily
Journal November %, 1857
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.BAIr1MonE, February 1cth, 1858.

DR.. j. j. Ld,orczce: y. iti.f <~ir
DEAR Sm:-I take pleasure In recommending your
RO5ADALIS as o very powerful Alternative have
seen Il used In two cases with happy results-one n
case Of econdary syphilis. in which the patient pro-
nounced himself cured after having taken Ave bot
ties Of your medicine; the other case of sorofuls,
Of long standing, which israpidly Improving under
its use and the indications are that the patient will
soon recover. have carefully examined theformu-
Ia by which your Rosadahs 10 made, and find Il an
excellent compound Of alternative ingre Ients. H.c.
Yours truly, r. W. CARR, N. d.
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RosADAL1s Is. A POTENT REMEDY IN ALL
4. CHRONIC DISEASES IT
ERox q. v. BloUNT, Esq, ATTORNEY AT Law, WILSON,
I 'ssgi. iU ,,i- 7,s ,as NO. t4'r r
Ear and Partial Deafness OF ten years standing, by
Rosadalts. GEO. W. BL0UNT.
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The following, among many hundreds of our best
citizens. testify to its wondrous efficacy:

CERTIFICATES FROM PHYBI0IANS. IT.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March lth, 1858. /
believe DR.. LsErences "ROSADALIS" 10 BIO the
BEST ALTERAT1vE m UaE, and, therefore, cheerfully
recommend It as such. II
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-06-13
The Late st News.

New ORLEANS, June 12.-Municipal
affairs in this city in stotu gao to-day.
Gen. Buchanan has received copy
of a dispatch from Cen Grant to
Packard, Chairman of the Convention
Registry Board, stating that the SUBJ
ject of the inauguration of the civil
government OF Louisiana is now pend
ing before Congress, and advising him
to issue no more proclamations or
orders conflicting with those issued by
the military commander of the district.
Such action will be in violation of the
reconstruction laws.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The Pay
master General demands twenty five
million dollars, otherwise bounty pay
ments will stop. al ar
Schofeld reports over half a million
deficiency in Reconstruction appro-
priations. 9gff9 Isfaa ti@
Mr.. Merrick, counsel for Wooley,in
letter to the House, impngns Buffers
veracity
Chase meeting in Philadelphia com
posed Of influential men, with the OBJ
ject to harmonic Chase and the Dem
ocratic party, appointed committee
of one hundred, headed by Chas. @
Halpine, to urge Chase's nomination
at New York.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-06-13
Don't forget
the speaking by
Hon. VIM. Yer
ger and Judge
Sharkey tonight


The game of the carpet baggers
will soon be played out. They com-
ted upon the colored voters Of the
State as so much stock in trade in
their villainous schemes Of taxation
and plumber; but these people are
beginning to understand the purposes
of these desperate Adventures, and
are leaving them alone in their glory.
Numerous colored Democratic Clubs
are beng formed in various parts OF
the State. is.tf
We advise our citizens to sustain
these colored people in the course they
are taking. AS it is wise and just to
adhere to your friends, stand by them
and give them the preference in all the
relations of life. Take care that they
are protected in their just efforts to
save your liberties and property
rights from the would-be tyrants anc
thieves who are infesting the State
And see that those who seek to intim
idate, or to do them injury, shall BIZ
remembered and brought to grief.
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THE ADDRESS no FREEDMEN.
READ AND CIRCULATE.


We publish to day an address BY
the Democratic Executive Committee,
to the Freedmen of the State, exhibits
ing the criminal character of the oath
bound Loyal League conspiracies,
and warning them of the penalties
which attach to these unlawful combi-
nations. 1t win be seen that some of
the mosteminentlegal gentlemen of the
State, John D. Freeman, Judge VIM.
Yerger, W. P. Harris, Fulton Ander-
son, Amos r. Johnston, Thos j.
Wharton, j. w c. Walton, Sam'l j.
Gholson, J.Z. George, Hiram Cassidy,
Benz. King, and others have deliber
ately and solemnly concurred
in the views put forth in this address
tits the duty of all good citizens to
warn freedmen of the penalties they
incur in becoming parties to these
combinations They involve pun
ishment of two years in the Penitentia-
ry, heavy fine and loss of Suffrage for
life. In short, on conviction, they
are CIVILLY DEAD. Let the
press keep this solemn warning before
the public from now until the cleo
ton. Put it in the hands of every
man who can read; and read it again
and again to those who cannot
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-06-13
The Holly Springs Affair.
HOLLY SPRINGS, June II, 1868

HOLLY SPRINGS, June IL, 1909
Editor Clarion last Monday
the Sth inst, our city was visited by
Jamison, Clark, Morris, Gill, Flour
noy,. and other Radicals, who appear
ed, according to. appointment The
meeting was organized, and SOMEBODY
called to the. chair. Flournoy, the
renegade. spoke first. The axiom
that those are deepest damned in vii
lainy who once were honest, was
proved true. A more dishonest, inda .
cent, incendiary piece of claptraperF
has never been heard in this comm
nifty. He was undisturbed, hOwever
excepting that some questions were
asked him about his former ownership
of slaves, and his disposition of them
His answer was that he sold them, IS
other gentlemen did. Jamison, Nor
ris and Clark also made speeches with
out being molested.
After dinner, between two and three
O. clock, the man Gill took the stand
The negroes were still present, and
few whites had gathered upon the oui
skirts of the crowd. Gill spoke In 8
loud and boisterous tone Amongd
other things, he related how, martyr
in the cause of freedom, he had Oeel
set upon by mob at Jackson he
went on to say something about nn
difficulty, during the canvass last lal'
with Capt. Townsend. At this stage
somebody called for three cheers lOr
Capt. Charley Townsend, who was no'
present. Gill went on to state thS'
| Capt. L. had attacked him in order U
prevent him from stating truths TO n9
black brethren. Here some one calleo
out: "You did not stay to see, did you
Gill p Gill launched out into Whole
sale abuse of Democrats. Sad Dem.
ocrats W re "all liars and dogs; InV5
were not to be trusted; they were qii
Glars" he never knew one whom ~
could trust; he had "caught them u
a thousand lies" &c. Gill was speah
ing loudly, so as to be heard all OWE
Courtsquare.
At this juncture, Col. Geo. Z. Mye y
came into the crowd, and enraged y
/ the language of Gill rushed throug.
the crowd of negroes, and catchlns
| stick from one of them as he "enS
jumped upon the stand, and Stfa ~
Gill two or three blows about "
head In mmoment all was conia
sion. The crowd began to scat' ...
but few negro men, and the WIZ WIZ;
| black Clark, hurried to assist tl' I.
| champion, and several of them stfu0A
Col Myers. The Colonel would un
doubtedly have been killed in NV NV
! ment, had it not been for the PromP'
ness with which the small NUMBER
| whites present followed to his a .Ta,
lance. Frank Tennell received pIo
over the head from stick in the h 1'~,
of a negro, but is not seriously 6 nu,1
Gill was more scared than hurt. &C. c.
tn white and-black candidate lol -
/ perintendent of Public lnstrucslod1
was knocked, or pushed of the s'@h y;
and had the small bone OF one o. i To-
legs broken by the fall. He era" vii ii
| II lder the stand, and was quiet uH'
the noise. WIS over. nost
/ Maj. Power, commandant Q, Pan Pa
was in hearing when the row Os mo-
and in a very few moments eame W
i lContnued on next pagel
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-06-13

A private correspondent from Rip
ley, Tippah county, says the Demo,
Gratis will carry that county against
the Constitution by 1000 majority
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-06-13

1t will be re-
nembered that
Washington Ha-
ly, a colored citi-
zen, will speak
at the City Hall
this evening at
5 o'clock in oppo-
sition to Radical
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-26
MARKETS.

LONDON, Sept 25-Noon.-Consols 9l4. Bonds
49,. sugar, on the spot, firm; sfiost. buOyant.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 25-Noon.-Ootton steady.
Sales 10, 600 bales. Sales for the week 81 600
bales, Of which Ia 900 bales were for export and
5000 bales for speculation. Stock 422 900, of
which GOO bales are American. Breadstufis
quiet Provisions unchanged.
LIYERPooL, September 20 Afternoon. Cotton
steady, stock afoat 645 600 bales. OF which 5000
are american. Lard quiet Pork firm. Bacon
Sos Cd.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 25.-EEening. Cotton quiet !;
middliDg uplsnds 9id., middling Orleans l0td
LONDON, Sept 25-Evening. a..
Bonds 73.
FRANKFORT, Sept 25.-Bonds quiet, 75E676.
NOZZLE, sept. 25.-COtton in good demand,
middlipgs 2l1c., which sellers refused sales 100
bales; market hard, but little offering; receipts
79s bales, exports lis bales. Sales for the week
2G50 bales; receipts same time 1896 bales; ex-
ports, cosstwise, GO bales. Stock 9s4l bales.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 25.-Tobaceo sales 81 hhds.
lugs Sc 5000 95. medium leaf $40 IS, cutting leaf
sl4@l5. Super6ne -four So 75@7. Wheat 81 95
az. Corn 94G95c. Oats 53Q55c. Rye 81 400
l 40. Spring barley 81 05G2 10. Mess pork
500 50. Lard la5Gl9ic Bacou-shoulders I2i
@l3c., clear ribbed sides l5s0l5ic, clear sides
ls4@l6ac. Bulk-snouders l4c., clear sides l54
@lj9c. Whisky, raw, free. 81 As.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 25-Wheat and flour m
charged and quiet. Com sl@l O3. Oats COCO
Gle. Rye quiet, 81 80. Barley S20S2 OIL. Whis-
Ky, free, 81 40. Pork $29 75@$29 80. Bulk,
shoulders, lOic. sides lac. Bacon, shoulders,
l246l24c. Rib sides l5c. Clear sides Ice. Hams
l9@20c. Lard held at zoe. Butter 3504Oc.
Eggs 25c.
81. LOUIS, Sept Tobacco unchanged. Su-
perhDe -four S. 5O1s6 30. Wheat 81 9O0$2 0s.
Corn 9Ig9sc. Oats unchanged. Pork s29. Ba-
con held firmly. Shoulders l2l0l23c. Clear
ribbed sides l54c. Clear sides lGIc. Hams Ice.
Lard l9@209c. Whisky free. 81 so.
Nav YORK, Sept 25-EVenng.-C a
shade firmer, closing quiet. Sales / zoe bales.
Midding uplsnds 254c. Flour aud wheat heavy
at noon s quotations: mixed Western corn 81 lS6
l lss, white Southern 81 253. Mess pork $2s 80.
LsId, steam l9@l9lc., kettle 20;02O4c. Groce.
ries steady. Whisky firm Turpentine 443. Freights
frmer on grain but Unchanged on cotton.
SAVANNAH, Sept 25.-Cotton ell sed quiet but
steady; middlinRs 23c. Sales 272 bales Receipts
527 bales. Receipts for the week 54S5 bales. Ex-
pt rts coastwise 1855 bales. Stock 5l4S bales.
NEw YORK, Sept. 25-Evening.--Moneys still
essler-tbe supply offering unusually large; call
loans SOS per cent; prime paper 6sGT. Ex-
charge active. Gold closed strong, l42261l423.
Southern bonds stronger. Stocks generally sc-
tive sDd higher, closing firm. Sub treasury re-
ceipts 81 SCI 600 payments 81 600; balance
S94, ,222 900. Governments closed steady; 5-20s
Of 80, ll3i; Of 64, lO9l; of '65. ll0} of '67,
lOsi; of 6s. l09!. I0-4Os, l0i.. Tennessees,
new, 6Si. North Carolinas, 20 do, new, IS.
ViIginss, 81.