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Total ann OHRt 10 be issued, q = ,5OO,-
600 on 40 Miles Of Road,

(Extendng from Chicago through Eastern Illinois to
the junction with the Evansville and Terre Haute
Railroad, with which 1t forms the shortest TRUNK
LINE to Louisville and the South), making the
average of Bonds about $4,000 per mile, and 1t is
expressly guaranteed that the bond issue shall not
exceed that sum.
The Road trayerses country that assures large
and profitable business is built and equipped from
Chicago to Momence, distance OF So miles, AND
UPON THIS PORTION or THE LINE ONLY WE NOW
OFFER THE BONDS FOR SALE.
These Bonds are protected with extraordinary
care by registration and otherwise; the interest
upon them will be paid out of one-third the net
earnings and the Sinking Fund, created and set
aside, will provide ample means for their redemp-
tion
They are Officially Registered and Transferred by
the
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CITY ITEMS.

NEW FALL GooDs.-Choic assortment Of entirely
STYLES, IN Readynldde Garments.
MEMS YOUTHS, Boys, superior IN style, III, and
ooTkIadtShip to Teadymdde goods IN Philadelphia.
ALSO, PIECE, TO be made to ORDER IN the finest
HALF WAY BETWEEN BENNETT o.,
FIfth and TOWER HALL,
Sixth StTees) 5l8 MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 800 BROADWAY NEW YORK
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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines
No 7SO Chestnut street.
WANAMAKER 6 BROWNS CLOTHING.
WANAMAKER d. BROWNS CLOTHING.
WANAAARER d. BROWNS CLOTHING.
HANAhAKER d BROWNS CLOTHING.
WANAMARER d BROWN'S CLOTHING.
The young men Of Philadelphia and adjacent topnS,
and all tho Ike to be WE'LL DRESSED, should see
the foloiOing articles
THE STYLISH PLAID CASHMERE PANTS.
THE STYLISH PLAID CASHMERE PANTS.
THE STYLISH PLAID CASHMERE PANTS.
TIE STYLISH PLAID CASHMERE PANTS.
These are ELEGA NTdnd NOT EXPENSIVE Goods,
and oar house has large assortment.
Nots, oar Psnts are cut in three styles
eEF~I "TIGHT"
vg-2. "MEDTUM."
9E-3. "LARGE."
People ~ho want to save buying 0vercoats should
see the
HEAVY CHESTERFIELDS
HEA Wy CHESTERFIELDS.
HEA w CHESTERPTELDS.
Others ,OiH prefer
OUR STYLISH DOUBLE-BREA STED SACKS
OUR STYLISH DOUBLE-BREA STED SACKS.
OUR STYLISH DOUBLE-BREA STED SACKS
PLEASE NOTTCE.--We are receiving daily fresh
instatnenS from ,rorkroons, elegant goods made
under our supervision and assortment ciU be
Kept up, Notwithstanding immense sales. We take
a pride IN hartng the BEST Stock Doth Of Mems ami
Boys Clothing As WELL As THE CHEA PEST.
Forty;fUe cutters and one thousand hands are still
acticeb engaged to repenish counters. UiSt giH
Cerify this any day bet,ceen A. NJ and 6 p. NJ
Our force Of sGle6men is large as to afford every
facility to customers, whethsr looking buying.
ca" The NesO Goods just receiving are:-
FALL OE ERCOATS, from S775 to s25.
ALL KINDS or HEA Wy OVERCOATS.
IyDISPENSA BILE SUITS.
STREET. IA CKETS.
FANCY OVERSA CKS.
STYLISH CIfESTERFIELDS.
YOUTHS CHESTERFIELDS.
BOYS D0UBLE-BREAS STED 81 CKS.
YOUTHS AND BOYS SUITS
CHILDRENS GARIBALDIS.
CHILDREN'S BISMARKS.
CHILDREN'S FANCY OVERCOATS.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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need longer dread TO take that specific Con
sumption, Asthma, and threatening Ooughs-Cod Liver
Oil As prepared by DR. Wilbor, 1t is robbed the
seating tatte and also embodies preparation of the
Phosphate OF Lime giving nature the very article required
where disease has destroyed This article
maTkable tonic and will cause weak and debilitated
to become strong and robust IL is for sale by all
spectacle druggists throughout the country and is an
instant the first appearance Of Coughs IrritA
tion of the Lungs Manufactured only by A. b. WLBoR
Chemist, No 1865 Court street, Boston Sold by all Drug
gsts.
THE DEMAND TELLS THE SroRY.-From all directions
orders for pHAION's FITAL1A OR SALVATION THE
HAIR come pouring in All the noxious DYES, eto., go
down before IT, hence they will b0
The ladies IL Is as pleasant TO perfuned toe
and II as transparent crystal Nothing else
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FIFTH ION
THE LATEST NH WIS.
Admiral Farragut and the Naval
Board-The System of Cording
and Sealing Merchandise.
FROM W.ASHINGT
Merchandise In Transit.

Merchandise in Transit.
Despdtoh to The Bcening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has Issued instructions to Collector Miller.
at San Francisco ab0ishing the system OF cordinG
and sealing OF merchandise in transitu via the
Isthmus to New York. except merchandise In bond.
passing between the aforementioned points will be
treated In like manner to foreign merchandise using
invoices and marks TO designate packages.
Richardson Has Not Resigned.l
Judge Richardson denies the statement that hts
resignation has been accepted, to take effect on the
nrst OF July or any other day.
Our NRvnl Officers In Foreign Ports
Special Despatch 10 Tne EUening telegraph
WASHINGTON, Nov. s3ss-Adiniral Porter was before
the Sub Committee on Foreign Afiairs to-day rea-
HVe 10 the conduot OF naval officers 10 foreign ports
HEARINGS AT TUE CENTRAL STATION Before
Alderman Kerr, Committing Magistrate at the Cen
tra Station, this afternoon. was arraigned Samuel
Graham on the charge OF stealing horse from
was held I'm $1,000 bail to answer.
Andrew Moore and Henry Dodd arrested laat
night in the yard Of No 724 Flber street were held
in 5000 bail each, on the suspicion of attempting to
commit robbery.
William stainwork, residing at Bower and Per-
ki0men streets, was charged with assault and bat
terry upon his wife Adde, and was held In 5000 bah
70 Keep the peace.
cused OF entering the house OF William Armstrong,
No 1881 Christian street, Saturday night last and
robbng 1t OF guitar and s23 In cash. They were COM
Daniel Thomas, colored. accused OF shooting the
girl Lucinda Lpperd on Thanksgiving-day last, Was
held in $1,000 bail to answer.
William Brown was charged with stealing some
clothing from the yard of No. BAL Aberdeen street.
He was committed to answer in default OF $500 bali
MASONIC ELRCToN.-Iast evening Jerusalem
ii. r. A. Chapter, No. B. A. Y. NJ, held It's annus
meeting, when the following named officers were;
chosen to serve for the ensuing year, Commencing
st. Johns day next
Comp. Horace Fritz High Prist.
Comp. II. Salter, King.
Comp. j. q. Allen Scribe.
Comp. j. Il. Van Osten, Treasurer.
Comp. d. +. Dealy, Secretary.
Trustees-Comps. j. Worthington, j. r. Roberts,
and 9. j. Cresswell.
EREPORTED PRIZE FIGHT.-It is rumored that prize
second ward which lasted for over one hour. Both
OF the participants were badly injured. and this
morning is current upon the street that Of the
Combatants has since died.
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MARRIED..

McOLEES- S-SoMERS.-On the evening of November
81 1859 at the Parsonage No ABS Dickerson by
Rev. T. W. MacIary, WASHINGT ON l. McCLEES to
KETURAH V. SOMERS, both of this city.
PIERIE-MARIS.-On Friday, November Is, 1869, by
the Rev w NJ Reilly, at his residence No 5s Broadway
Camden, N j., FRANCIS HARCOURT PIERRE to
BESSIE s., daughter Of William Mars Jr.. all of this
city
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GET THE BEsT.-The Parham Now Family
LOOK-sTITOH SEWING MACHINE.
easy Terms.)
balesroom No. 704 OHESNUT Street.
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JEwELRY.-Mr William w. Cassidy, No. IL s. Second
street. has the largest and most attractive assortment of
line Jewery and Sverware in the city. Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real, pure article, furnished at
price which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
and profit.
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This road runs through the richest and most
thicky settled portion of this magnificent State and
is the only link wanting to connect St. Louis and St.
Paul by direct line, l4T miles shorter than any
other.
1t runs through the great coal fields of Southern
Iowa to the North where coal is indispensable and
must be carried.
1t runs from the great lumber regions OF the North,
through district of country which is destitute of
this prime necessity.
1T DOES NOT RUN THROUGH WILDERNESS, where
1t would wait for years for population to give 1t
business, but through tier of counties which are
now producing about twenty million bushels OF
grain, most Of which is freight for railroads.
Forty-hve miles are just finished, and the Super
intendent reports that on the portion open for bust
ness the net earnings are more than the interest
liabilities.
Sixty miles more are graded, and million and
half OF dollars have already been expended on the
work.
The mortgage is made to the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company and bonds can be issued only at the
rate OF $4,000 per me only half the amount upon
some other roads. Special security is provided for
the principal and for the payment of interest.
First mortgages upon most railroads are the very
safest investments, and, far learn there
is not a single completed line In the Northwest which
is not only paying its interest but good dividend
upon its stock.
The immense grain and other freghts 10 be car
ried away, and the domestic supplies to be brought
in, ensure profitable business.
First Mortgage Bonds for small an amount upon
road running through such rich and already
well-settled part of Iowa. can well De recommended
as perfectly safe well very profitable invest
ment At the present rate they pay about ten per
cent on the investment. over 54OO030 have already
been taken by the Company's officers and others in
terested in the enterprise. Pamphlets, with map,
may be obtained, and subscriptions will be received
In Philadelphia by
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Gay's Chlun Palace.
AsroNIsHe how they seli goods 40 cheap at Oars
China Palace, No i022 Chestnut street.
Best Stone China Tea Set, 80 pieces S3D0
Dining Set ~ pieces, $3.50.
" Toilet Set, S2'5O.
Dining plates, per doz. 81.
Cups and Saucers, por set twelve
pieces DC.
Andfanoy goods at prices to astonsh the initiated.
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EREPoRTED PRIZE FIGHT.-It is rumored that a prize
fight took place yesterday at Fishers lane, Twenty
second ward which lasted for over one hour. Both
OF the participants were badly injured, and this
morning is current upon the street that Of the
Combatants has since died.
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UNSURPASSED FOR BEAUTY AND FIT
ARE THE
NEW STYLE
ENGLISH PALETor OvERcoATs
OF
CARR's FINISHED MELTON,
MADE BY
CHARLES STOKES,
No. s24 OHEsNUrS TREET.
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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines
No. 7SO Chestnut street.
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EsTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

WYNN
TAKEN Urbys.J. Darby and ~cstrayNd before
Den. Long, !. =. PrScirrt No. l, one WHITE
MARE, 10 or II years old, braided Il on len Shout
der, and T. e on len hip, and lip connected on right
8 oulder, about "A hands high appraised At s25.
ts3tl
TAKEN rp by Bishop Compton and csiraycd 10
fore J. r. Mex night, J. r., one BLACK STUD, or
& years old, about IL hands high, branded y on the
right shoulder valued at $40 lIi3ts
EN- UP by !. 81. Little md cstraycd before
j.. +. Mcknight, \. p, one IRON GRAY HORSE, g
or o years old, branded crossed keys on LEFT shoulder
and ] o on luft hip, about II lands high, some sad
die marks. II:3l"
TAKEN UT by J. s Gray and ~estraycd before J.
y. Nick night, j. r., one BAY MARE and COLI,
aud one Two year old FILLY belonging to said mare.
the mare 4 years old, n hands high, no brands. all
are bays. Also one red and white %spcckled STEER,
marked crop on each ear, branded o U on the left
side, aud s on the right hip. 1851"
, TAKEN UP by ID. II. Russell and cstrayed before
Ben. Long, j. T., one A PONY, reached name,
star in forehead. branded on left shoulder with a
mule shoe, 1917 hands high, s or D years old. t6:it
EN- UP by James Lnmley and estrayed before
j. =. Potter, J, p, ono PAINT HORSE, 3or4 years
old, II hands high branded TY CONNECTED on left
shUnher; valued nj SGD. hlsb ono BROWN PONY
MARE, 8 or u years old, while streak on nose, one
hind foot white, some saddle marks, branded n @
on both hips aud T on left shoulder, about l2H
hands high valued at $40. fG:3t
TAKEN UP by n. Sparks and estrayed before
head, no brands, ahonl II hand high, about 0 years
old, and one BROWN COLT. star in face, Fight
hind foot white, and ono Dark A CotI-
TAKEN UP by TT Sharp, and c~strayea before
q. W. Durrett, j. p, one BAY MARE, Supposed to
he 10 year old, crop of left ear, branded IL o, left
hind foot white, ~ hands high valued at s27.
Also one BROWN MARE, same brand, supposed TO
be 7 years old, - hands high Waited at so l0:3t
S. S. JONES, C.C.C.D.C.T.
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TIE STATE OF X


To the Sheriff. Of Dallas County Greeting
VOU arc hereby commanded, that you
i summon by publication, }. NJ. Gold s
Co., whose residence is unknown, to be
and appear before the District Court, 10 be
holden in and for the county of Dallas, at
the Courthouse thereof, at the town Of BAL
las on the 10th Monday after the End Mon
day in August, 1869, then and there to an
swcr the petition Of John p. Lawrence,
filed in said Court against the said j. NJ.
Gold g. Co., and allelging in substance as
follows: That on the 18th day Of October,
1861, the snid Gold 4 Co! obtained n judg-
ment against the said Lawrence in the JUS
ticc's Court Of Dallas county, for th" :ull
of twenty eight dollars and eighiy-two
cents. i.'
Petitioner AYERS that he owed said Gold
& Co. nothing, and that said judgment was
rendered, without service upon him, that
the judgment was dormant and the exccu-
ton void, and prays for writ Of Injunction,
which was granted. ...s airt is
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there be fore said Court this writ with your
return thereon showing how you have exc
cuted the same. a r5I
~ Witness NJ. Thevenet, Clerk of
SEAL The District Courtof Dallas co"n,
S6Sty Given under my hand and
seal Of said Ceart, in the town Of Dallas,
this the 18th day of October, AID. 1869.
uaL .sH ars,s nj. THEVENET,
Ss4wJ elk. D. G. d. Co. Texas.
Printers fee, $40, specie.1
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RS7-cOl. Thomas W. Ward, an indepen-
< at candidate for Commissioner Of the
General land Office, has been in town sew
eral days this week, stopping al the
Cruiebheld House aud enjoying a renewal
of aequainiaDee with his old friends here.
lie held the position which be now asks
before Texas vss a State, under the ad-
uinistrafi,ns Of Presidents Lamar, Hous-
ton and jones, and also under Goreinors
Henderson and wood amer annersiion,
and besides his was q soldier o. the army
Of the Republic, and lost q lsg at the seige
Of BsHar. lie is veil known al over The
state, aud las many friends among tbs
older residents q aHas
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lsy-we call attention to the advertise

Eay~we call attention TO the advertise.
ment, in to-day's paper, of the great To.
hacco House of p. %LonILLARp, of New
York. This house was established in l76C
over one hundred years ngo-by the
Lorillards, and has descended from father
TO son, as each generation passed away
1t is reliable in every particular, and we
arc Informed that it, this year, pays ST.
$780, 600 to the general government, for in
ternal revenue on its manufactures and
profits. With such IN immense business,
they can, and we are assured do, extend
the most liberal terms to their customers.
Read the advertisement.
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Few uo.,euer,. Biuer- cure D,.p~p.i.,

THE wHoLL sToHl lNA srtsntLL-
The once Of The stomach is 10 convert the food
into a ereAm,lk . scml.nuId, called cnFaE. This Il
chceled partly by the action Of . sol'snt called the
IA .trie Juice, which sxudes from ihe'ooating Of the
stomach, aud partly by a mechanical NOV, msni Of
that organ, which ehHrn', a. II were, the d''sl'inF
Aliment. The CnTNI passes from the stomach inio
the duodenum, or entrance TO tho bowels, where II
!. subjected to the action Of the lille, and the nu'ri'
tlou, portion Of It converted into a nuid called
Cagir, which eventually becomes blood.
Now, II Is evident tina, II the great solvent, the
gastric Juice, Is not produced In sufficient quantity,
or n he mechanical action Of tho stomach Is not
sufficiently brisk, the fret process u digeshoa VIII be
but impcrrctly performed. II Is also clear that u
tho liver, which plays such an important part IN
changing the nourishing portion Of the ehynfe into
the material Of the blood, Is eongcsted, or In any
unnatural condition, the acoHd Irooos' will not be
thoroughly accomplished. The result Of the tro
GaiInro is dygpepsid. complicated with biion'nes'.
The mode In which u~oSTETTER's BIrTERs on.
crate in such cases is this: they invigoraie the sci.
lular membrane Of The stomach, which evolves the
gastric juice, thereby insurins an ample sufheien'y
Of the fluid to completely dissolve the food. They
also act upon the nerves Of the stomach, causing an
aceolcution Of the mochanicai movement necessary
to reduce the food to a homogeneous mass. They
also act specifically upon tho lSer, strepgiheningii II.
and so enabling 1t to produce an ample and regular
supply OF bile, for the purpose of converting the nu'
tritisus particles of the CLg'ns into cLyle, and pro-
mote In, passage through the bowels Of the useless
dctrs. E.F .Hg.FH"n ..s Eftf.
In this way, .H~oSTETTER's DITTERs cure dys-
pei ,ia and liver complaint, The explanation Is
plain, simple, philosophical and true. r-,r .y-
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FAOEssTAsT lFIscOfAL Cuuhch- pisie,
-. .nl l. asla 10 Nj sssry sestsf neisisE -
~ sel-k, IL - ts~a f-s@ - ~ 1855
80 1aiiiias - hsin street. ssHasl sses@' =.
~ ssns T.sa 81 s1eiak A n.
METHODIST LflsoofAt ththoh ~
s.rrt sanAay - N a'dsk a y
80 al 40, oasals lisli. SABBATH sheei-ss-
.tss'clork A. n.
ON sCHOOL PREsBTIERlAN
NEII acD0sAIp. gill Fnsrhei ~.
as ihiTi saa f-aHh sats-ih
r.fUABERLASB fhfsbftthiAs .hth.n-
uANNEs. faiuT, gill pTrarh AZ ihs 'eA,
l.rl.na P5.sA, 0huTrh, "a ths sesea ~
800 s.hhaihs Ia each mnIth snd Rev " "
hsST. ~ IN hTsi And ami sall~ihs' ~ 'hs 'AA'
luliting,
CiT,,i.n aursh, Dailas, ~ The sad aEd Alb sab
80 ..'s ssiaTaay hssTs The ,th sabbath of sssh
nsnth rhaIsk mesiing gill u held
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To Co,isumptivc.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health II
a few weeks, by y very simple remedy, after having
suffering several years with a severe lung aiecti"n
and that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious y
* own to his frllow-sufferers the meah''o
To ali who desire It, he will send copy o.. th'
prescription used free Of CHARGE, with the di,ec'
lions for preparing and using tho same, which they
will find a SURE CURE ron CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BroscIurts, etc. The object OF the advertiser In
sending The prescription Is to benefit the afflicted
and spr, ad Information which 10 conceives to 10 in'
valuable and he horcs every sufferer will try his
remedy, asst will ccst them nothing and may prove
n blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, will
III ,ase address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, q
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York. ,
June IL, IS6g-i9:1y.
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FIRE.-The residence Of Mr.. Rowe, four
miles North of Dallas, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire on Thursday Of last week
The family, we understand, were all in the
field at the time, having lcff d fire burning
in the cookiug-stove. This, it is supposed
communicated to SOM wood piled near the
stove, and in a short time the building was
entirely consumed, together with all its
contents. The, outbouses were also con-
sumed. The family saved but little beside
their land. 10 z EN .A
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NOVEMBER 10TH, lS69.-At this date
the Dallas Thespian Corps will give their
next entertainment. Uncle JEFF" and
"All the World q Stage will be presented
The Corps are using all energy and every
means 10 insure a superior performance.
Don't forget the evening of Friday, 10Th
November. Give our amateur socks and
buskins q liberal encouragement, and they
will satisfy the most critical. vas
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Bs.y" Last Thurslay'-.rs n beautiful and
mild day, recalling to our nina =, $
by our genial, talented and poetic c.-S2l
Ten. W. T. G. Wtaver-
And can this be cold autumn Gray
In bud and leaf and verdure drest?
Is sad October wooing May,
Wrapt up in Summers vtrnal vest?
[Hcw.re' beware! sweet maiden May!
And shun October's borrowed charms,
Or ere n month has passed away
You'll find yourself in Winters arms!'
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,pesy Quite a serious accident occurred a

'DeS5 Quite a serious accident occurred al
III, City Mills in this city, on Monday last
Mr.. Thomas Edmondson, while working on
the building and standing upon n ladder,
was prccipitatcd a distance of some IA
feet, by the topping over of the ladder,
falling upon somc joists, bruising himself
in various parts of the body and spraining
one Of his ankles. He was badly hut not
Il dangerously hurt, but is now doing well
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ac NOnlh.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects o
youthful lndlstrotion, will, for the SAX, of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need 1t, tho rceeip'
and directions for making tho simple remedy b,
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit ,!
tho advertisers experience, can do 50 by addressing
In perfect confidence, AyN JOHN D.OGDEN. nj
N AZ Ccdar street, New York.
June IL, lSG9-39:1y. ID -