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from WASHINGTON.
Naval Affairs.

Despatch to the associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-CommodOre A. w. Pennock
has been ordered to duty as a member Of the Ex-
amining Board in this city.
Lieut. Edwin III. Miller has been ordered to the
receiving ship New Hampshire.
Surgeon Theodore WOlvertOn has been ordered to
duty at the Naval Laboratory at New York.
First Assistant Engineer n. p. Towne is ordered to
the Portsmouth IN. H. Navy Yard Lieutenant Com
mander Roderck S. McCook is detached from the
receiving-ship New Hampshire and ordered to the
Albany. Lieutenant Commander j. c. Crittenden
Watson is detached from the Albany and placed on
waiting orders. Passed Assistant Paymaster w. j.
Henly is detached from duty at Panama and ordered
home to settle accounts. Chief Engineer H. Hen
derson has been ordered to Boston for special duty.
appointment.
William e. HObson has been appointed Assessor of
Internal Revenue for the Third district of Kentucky
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from THE State.

Murder In PhiIIIpsburg-AN Negro Shoots n Man
in Sel1-Dcfense, and just Escapes u Lynching.
Special Despatch to The EUent'lg Telegraph.
EASTON, oct. 7--Between the hours of 10 and II
O'Clock on Tuesday night number Of coOred men
were on their way home in Philpsburg, opposite
this city, from meeting here, when they were at
tackled by a party of roushs All the assailed par
ties but one, James Sprenell, ran, leaving him to
bear the brunt of the entire attack He was as
saulted by William Nightingale, and during the me-
lee he drew a revolver and discharged 1t twice at
that person, slug passing through his head and
another into his breast killing him instantly. Spree
nell was Immediately arrested and locked up. 1t
with extreme d1iculty that the excited crowd with
out the jail could be prevented from breaking into it
and dragging out the negro to the nearest tree to be
lYnchCd. When the excitement died out he was
taken to place of greater security to await trial.
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TIIE PARIIAM
Sewing Machine Company,

Having purchased all the old patents of Mr..
CHARLES PARHAM, a well-known inventor of rare
abilities, of twenty years standing also his several
nelc and Uery ualu0be Patents for certain later I'M
provements, and also, at considerable expense,
obtained general license to use the many patents
owned by the old-estabshed
WHEELER Il WILSON CO.,
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
And GROVER 4 BAKER co.
BY the employment of the Oldest and most skilful
mechanics and operators, and whose judgment and
varied experience have been consulted only those
features of the numerous patents possessing long
tried neYi tare used. BY such grand combination
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FROM VIEW ENGLAND.
The Recent StOrm-TeIegraphic Lines Down
Dumu NpESpIs.


BANGOR Oct IA letter from the operator at
Gaials TO Mr. Bliss Manager of the Western Union
state here, the lines both ways being nat on the
ground and covered with trees and buildings The
damages to vessels and buildings are very great.
Passport IS reported as nearly demolished The
water in the Penobscot has risen to its highest
pitch. Booms are broken and millions of feet of
logs have gone by the city. 1t is hoped most of them
VIII be picked up below, large gang Of men having
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FROM THESOUTH.

The Baltimore Presbytery-Fntal Accident
The Tournament Mt WOOdawn.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Tn the Baltimore Presbytery,
now in session in this city, the question of reunion
OF the two branches Of the Church is now under
going an animated discussion.
j. atht was run over and killed on the Northern
central Railroad yesterday two miles from this city.
Generals Beauregard and Joseph E. Johnston were
at the tournament at Woodlawn, Baltimore county,
yesterday lh the afternoon several thousand ladies
were present.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
~ PHILADELPHIA. OCTOBER 4. 1869

Hs7g~ PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER 4, 1869.
BeHiGRiA f. Gicni, Esq:
Dear Sir:-A large number of the Republican citizens
Of the Fifteenth ward satisfied that DR. w. w. BUR
NELL not the proper to represent the ward
Select Council and that he could not possibly be
lected took the liberty, at public meeting held the
for that position. 1t done under he belief that tho
interests of the Republican party the interests of the
ward, and the widespread dissatisfaction with Dr. Bar
nell, would induce you to accept the nomination.
The undersigned who participated in that meeting,
would be glad 10 hear from you, in order that in
accept the proper be adopted to place
your name properly before the people of the ward and
thus, we hope and believe secure your election.
James NJ Harris John Il. Senior,
George ini9" BGrnha@, niiHaI' William s. Bisbing
b. f. Hart, Henry Belldeld,
John S. Wesley, George Milliken,
Isaac O. Price, Thomas w, Price,
E, 9 Cheseborough, p. Mcb9rl4nd,
William +, Geddes. Edward D. Lewis,
j. V. Lambert, Samuel Cooke,
Thomas Carson, E +. Server,
s. o. Collins, M. Baird.
Frank @. Potts,
1900 GREEN STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4, 1852
Me'srS James W. Harris and Others, OF The FIFTEENTH
GENTLEMEN Your communication of this date ap-
prnP of nomination for the position of Select
Council is received, and thank for the compliment
and implied confidence.
and political affairs OF the city, well as of common
government have refraned from seeking public posi-
tion, accepting office, notwithstanding have fire.
present time TO accept the nomination voluntarily ten
dered by if not for the peculiar circumstances
of the which seem to demand for the
furtherance of the Republican principles by which
guided, and which fully and heartily endorse, that
should acquesce in your request therefore accept the
only promise to fulfil the duties of the position to the
best OF my 4mDin'y: DIN mn'y:t,o,,or
Yours, truly -
Its BENZ f. GLENN.
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THIRD EDITION
~ e w Y o R TX.

Maria and Dougherty, the would-be
Assassins of Brooks-They are Re-
manded into Custody by Judge
MoCunn-The Recent Panic
Some of it's Results.
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uUTTON ~ MCCONNELL,


No 09MARKET STREET.
PARLoR, DINING-RooM, and CHAMBER FUR
NITURE the Latest Styles and best Manufacture Also
FEATHER BEDS and MATTRESSES. mwfam
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REscuEp.-Apout mldnIgnt william Anderson, a
Resident OF Pem rtOn n. D., fell into the Delaware
river at Chestnut street wharf, bat was rescued from
drowning by o1lcer Mclaughlin.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS ENGRAVED IN
w the newest and best manner.
LOUIS DREKA, stationer and Engraver,
No, 1893 OHESNUT Street.
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THE BK,"'NS CASE.

A. Vaor, IN TIabens corpus MoLanGhlln, the
uncISdriVer He Declines the Preferred
Eayor, and Refuses 10 be Interviewed by
Counsel. a.,
11nited States Detective Brooks 1t appears that the
reatiyes and friends Of Neil Mclaughlin, the hack
driver who Is In cusfSdy retsned % 1Iha S SoehtSa ran
gentleman called at the sixth district
Station house. where the prisoner was confined,
lieutenant Killacky the officer In charge, refused
to allow him to communicate with the prisoner, be-
cause the latter had expressed no desire to see
counsel writ OF haeeas corpus was then taken
ont for the production OF the prisoner in Court in
order to obtain judicial order for the allowance OF
an interview with the prisoner by the attorney. The
writ was @ tins IN mGmng SeI0re Judge
proner time the tllcer was in attendance with the
D-isoneI. ,, ~, ,,.
onash the writ on the ground that the petition upon
SThica il issued was not signed by the reator. The
nctton was read and found to bear this objection
anon its lace, Delng uHeCUeu w Juuge LuulOWs III
read as folloWs;-
Tbepethon of Neil Mclaughlin respectfully showeth
sha he snow restrained OF his liberty Tnpit as he ap
district philadelphia And your petitioner further
% re5ds and that his denied interview with
him Wherefore petitioner pays your Honor to grant
Sommandins him to bring before Honor his the pe
toners body to do and abide such order as your Honor
mas direct and he will ever pray, ETC.
mo signaturo)
% sioye named William Madden next friend, being
duly sworn according to law deposes and says that the
The best Of his knowledge and belief ,,,DDrN
hD STorR is6s sn j. p DELANEY, Alderman.
Mr. Hagert also read the following afndavit Of the
prisoner, to the effect that he had never applied fol
1he writ
Neil Mclaughlin being duly sworn saith that the writ
Of habeas corpus in this case mas NOT Dsen pr
Die ton in bis behalf that he has not instructed
counsel appear for him in the matter of this application
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LOCAL OBDs AND ENDs.-The election districts in
ahis city number 240.
a An unknown white man was found in an insensi-
bic condition yesterday, at Seventh aud ShpDey
streets and died soon after he was taken H. one of
the police stations 1t has since been ascoltained
that his name was John Burls; his age IS years.
Mr.. William Keenan, h I'd his leg hroE last
evening by his horse running away with him at
TWenty-second and Fibert streets.
The fire last evening on Ounce street was not
very destructive, but created bright light in the
heavens.
"A lad Of fifteen years, n >med John Tess, was
jammed between cars yesterdly al inju cd TO his
death.
The NOrristown and Reading Railroads, impeded
by the late iood are again running regularly.
"A certain lawyer of this city has been charged
with larceny as baiee.
The "mll" at Washington Hall cGme Off last
evening as announced.
issued yesterday .
II he Young men of All Saints p. f. Church hod a
public meeting this evening.
The funeral of the late General Bassett took
place yesterday.
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FREs.-Last night at a quarter after 10 O'Clock, a
fire broke out in the dry goods store OF VAIN, Lea
ming q Co., No. 20 Strawberry street Damage
tri1inR. ,-
Between 1 and 2 O'Clock this morning. smoke
house in The rear of No 1860 N Front street took
fire and was entirely destroyed. The property be-
longed to Henry Geissler. Loss, $3.50. No in
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FROM THE SOUTH.

William e. HObson has been appointed AssessC
Internal Revenue for the Third district of Kentu
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Philadelphia Wilmington, ana Baltimore Railroad
announce that the trains will commence running
regularly at p. NJ. to-day, the road having been
pnr ,l
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ACCIDENT.-Last evening William H. burberry
gentleman sixty years of ge, fell on the side walk
at Seventh and Chestnut Streets and severely hurt
his hip. lie taken to his home No. 500 s. Front
street by Policeman Hunter
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-07

THE REPUBLICAN INvINCIBLEs visit West Chester
tomorrow (Friday) evening. Complete arrange
ments have been made 10 accommodate all who
desire to participate This being the last turnout OF
the Club for the campaign and the West Chester
trip always popular with the members, no doubt
Nery agreeabe time may be antCinated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-06
GOVERNMENT SALES.

WAsHINGToE ARSENAL,
ON s.7rRmmAASyH GI.I0N. " e., Janurg 5: lS5s
viii be oered iSr sale at ,hs A. 81 Il M
TWO EXCELLENT MULES
Sold for want of use.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
BY order of the Commanding Oficer. jas st
SALE OF DAMAGED CLOTHING AND
ASSISTANT q. Vi. GENERALS OFFICE,
,u.,, PHlLADELPHIA, December %, 1873
>. VIII be sold at public auction, under the direc-
Hon Q, captain Gill Mit.'y store ksepsr
States, At the Schoykill Arsenal. Gray's Ferry
Road, IN the CITY of Phfiadelphi p ON THURS.
DAY the 7th OF JsBusry, 1859 at 10 g. M. the fell
lowing uamed articles of Damaged Clothing and
EonipaRe, bags, &c, viz:
2s Forage Caps 20 Haversacks
Is slankets, xoolen Sg7 Knapsacks, Strapped
G5 Uniform Jackets, cav 50 Hstchet Handles
l.sss Uniform Jackets Is s. SnmD . %sIsr'
IN ight aitlIery 81 Ca nteens complete
ois treat Goats, herse 22l Trumpet and Bugle
~ men Cords aud Tsssels
~ 6rea Ccats' footmen 2, 73S Pounds Burlaps. old
"a falr trousers, horse. lilo Pounds Cuttings,
ooo nieu white cotton
~ Iams Irousers, loot l0lSl Pounds Cuttings,
49, SACK Coats lined ass 3I P, sen5 PAPER, old
10 sack Goats unlned 1853 Pounds Rags. old
HO Shirts, flannel and ga Pounds Strap Iron
,o h hnit n 2SS Pounds Scraps old
" ~ Pairs drawers Knapsscks
l67 Pairs Stockings 600 Boxes old
] lot of Lumber; also, q auantft, of Obeyrons
Feathers, Fifre, Scales, Drums &C
he sale will commence at 40 O'Clock a m , on
the day above mentioned, a nd continus from day
to day until the whole of the property advertised
Terms cash, in Government funds
All property purchased must be removed within
ave t5l days from date OF sale.
Catslog CUES will be furnished on application at
this once, OF ut that OF the Military Storekssper
as.istsS SeS 3n h General B1sEss
General, q A. js4St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-06
EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

General StcnemaL has issued an order dis
banding the Public Guard, a company of
about a hundred State soldiers, which has been
dong guard duty at the State prison and the
public buildings in Richmond. The Com
handing General is silently clearing the courts
Of officers disqualified under the fourteenth
amendment.
The regular session of the Florida Legisla-
tuTe was held yesterday. No quorum was
present IN the Senate. The lower House or.
canned, and reported to Governor Reed as
ready 10 receive any communication from him
An attempt made To dIsplsce Speaker Moore
proved failure. Lieut. Governor Gleason
occupied the Speakers chair in the senate
General Gordon Granger commanding in
Memphis, has sent Captain Poole, with two
hundred and fifty infantry, to Arkansas, to iu-
yestgate the req orted military outrag-s in that
state. Captain Poole reports that he cannot
trace the printed accounts OF the outrages 10
any TeIiaJle source.
minority report has been adopted in the
Council of the Montana Legislature 10 remove
Tie Territorial capital from Virginia City 10
Heer Lodge City. "A resolute struggle ia favor
& Helena will be made in the House.
a young man named Gerow, twenty two
ears Of age, a resident of Ulster county, Nv
\ CTS, committed suicide on New Years day
~ angling himself. He had been married two
s-ars ANA recently lost q child.
The WheIan cass came uPIn Toronto yes;er-
day before the Court Of Error on appeal AZ
81 argument the prisoner was remanded until
tEe I'd, " her a decision VIII b. given.
Inc Ogeecte trOu oles IN CisorgIa remain I'M
hanged. Tie military, with the sheriff, vii,
20 down this morning Two more negroes
same into the city and surrendered TO the mill
taIy yesterday.
Ellen Kane was found dead IL a gutter, in
front OF her residence ia S,Oan street, Chicago,
Monday morning. Her death was caused by
exposure and ILtONicatiOn.
The Pennsylvania Legislature convened yes
isrday- There has bcen no caucus held for
nIted States Senator in place of MIR. Bucka-
lew. The opinion Is that John Scott, of Hunt
iHgtOn county, VIII be nominated
The trial of Mrs. Twitchell, in Philadelphia,
Is TO commence Monday week. She made a
formal applI cation to the court to have day
fixed, and protests her innocence.
Sanders, the postmaster at Salem. NJ ASS, who
has not beer al his office for weeks, Is reported
To be a defaulter to the amount OF fifteen or
twenty thousand dollars.
UnO1hcial returns from Florida show the
election of Colonel Hamilton. the regular Re-
publican candidate, Dy majority Of two
thousand.
The Maine Legislature convenes to-day; but
the Governor may not ne inaugurated till
Friday evening, owing 10 illness.
The InauguratiOns of the new governments
of the several cities OF Massachusetts took place
on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-06

~QuIte novel convention is to he held al
IrertOH, New jersey, tE-s month. The JUS
ices OF the peace throughout the State are TO
have MEETING.
~ VEIN Of silver. nifty feet below the sur
lace OF the ground, has been discovered a. To.
Aet, III, while boring an arteslan we'll. The
Presence OF silver In the geological system of
ILLINOIS, has never been hInted q; ny scientIfic
men.
~ 4 romantic young lover, near As hland
Iennessee, stole the dead body OF his sweet
heart while II was lying IN It's coffin al her
fathers hou e Oh Christmas eve and hid n in a
cave. He was not detected until thew welt IN
bury the coffin, whes hs confessed and was
forgiven.
- The Springfield Republican makes anon,
a pad a use OF the editorial plural as W.. have
often seen, when 1t says: I'VE Were horn m
FEBRUARY, and so was our wife"
- Mr.. l.. A. GobrIght, the veteran Washinu-
ION agent OF the Associated Pres, has be.n
writing his recollectloGs of Public Men and
lhings IN Washington and the book will he
published thus season
~ ship captain has been found guiltv of
cruelty TO boys, by San Francisco conf
One ne nogged forty times on the VOYAGE from
New YORK, made him eat tobacco and drink
SAT- water gallon al time, to strengthen
ms lungs, until, as one of the witnesses SAID
"Hls stomach pulled out like a toad's''
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OROPOSALs FOR ARMY TRANsPOnra
DEPARTNENr ~ DAko1A.

oFFltE III ~ QtAKTERNA.r
81. "a L MIN. Dec ISsh
80, for the Tfan.poptatloa q Mfss ~ sasp'is.
autiLg Ire Year commencing Aprit 4, 1859 aud end
minnesota TO IT. Cloud. Minnesots. by the sh Drt-
Losa or nne 70 sub posts rs are now be
PORTION OF Dakota Territory lyiag east OF the
nlssouri river snd bounded by Il. aud from Fart
souri, river eestw 20 presen. posts, or such ..
may o. established east Or north Of thai river.
The weight % be transported on this Route No q
snail not eSCeed ton millions pounds, 1900 90 lbs.
pounds per on. hondred Cleo5 mile. for each mouth
q the !. se,s AZ. beginning April l, 1889, snd ending
Bidders .hOuld give their names in full. as well
as theis place. 81 residence, sad each proposal
sible persons, guaranteeing that in osse contract
TO the party proposing the Contract vii be aoeept
ed end entered into and good and sufficient ssc1-
terms Of this sdverti-emest' 1A"'' WIN 'h'
The contractor win DE required 20 give bond.
n the sum Of one hundred Thousand dollars.
Satisfactory evidence Of the LOYALTY aud soly.,cx
Of esch bidder and person uffered security viii
he required. AMI before en- award 20 suy bicder Is
depce Of his ability and means G. carr SnI .irI,
and fully sEch q contract
Proposals mu 4 DE ind0rsed a. Proposals for Army
transportation Bout NJ. 4, T" aud D ,ue wlil D..
entertained urless they fully comply with th- re-
gulremerfs of this Advertisement
The party to whom an award 10 made must BE-
prepared TO execute the cOntrsct at once aad q
give the required bonds tor the faithful Per
fo, nance Of the contract.
The right G. reject any and all bids that may be
offered is reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness. for servic.
by the LET day OF April, 1859 and will be required
TO have place Of business or agency q which he
may be communicate with promptly aud rHsdily
for Route No 4, 81 81. Paul, Mimi Fort St,Sea-
son, Dakota Territory, or at such point may be
indicated a. q starting point OF this route
Blank fCr showing tue conditions OF the con
tract TO DC entered into, can be- hal application
81 this ONCE or at the once Of ths OuartermAster
at New York. Chlcsgo, 81. Loais, fort LesyeB-
worth and Omaha. and must acoompsn nv and be
LIT Col Peputy q n Gen Byt Brig Gea u 3.
A Chisf .. n Dep Of Dakota Jas-st
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Proposals in duplicate. with cory Of this ad-
Sert,sem"nt sttac acd viii BE- received bY the I'M
detslgny until noon on the 10th pr ximo.
FOB Oh AIMING TIE M0A1 Al FORT della
WARE. DEL.
he estimated amount of mud 70 be removed from
thv moat IS SEQ cubic yards tue mud 20 be depos
iieC ou the g'acis, which is sopu- eleven aul one
tors b Ut furr lsh their own parrows blanks
ana i'Iis, and also their own PamI-, and motive
power Tor ,'-eplHg tn moat clear Of water.
The OK must be ccmp leIei by March 1. lSil.
Serafa'" proposals In d. piicate will also De re
va bA fhe undo rsigne! up to TIL same hour
ya'ds more or less, of the mud from the glscis 10
such points Is may be designated. varying in lis
lance from IS to 30 yards
The proposals for cleaning the mOat will state
the price per cubic yard.
The proposals tor moving the mud from the glscis
VIII state the price per cubic yard for distance of
Payments will be made monthly, or at such
times as funds may r. receiy I'd for this pur
The Contractors will be requir Il t. enter into
bonds for the sum OF two thousand dollars. signed
ALEC by two responsible sureties, whose must
Any information desired not herein contai pe 4
an be obtained Pile alton, BY letter
ally, to the undermined
The proposals will be opened Of noon on January
10 1859 at Fort Delaware, Del, at which time and
pl ace bidders requ ested 10 be present.
The undersigned reser the right 20 reject any
and all bios considered for the interest of the
United states.
Proposals will he marked proposals Tor
Cleaning Moat st Fort Delaware. Del, or - Pro
posals for Renewing Mad from Glscis at Fort Del
aware, Del y and ADDRESSED,
lst Lieut.. ith Artillery, and A. A .. M,
la4 81 u. 5 A, Fort Delaware, Del
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ARBOR IMPRONEMEN AT MUSKEGON
H MICHIGAN

rSITED STATES BNGINEFR's OFFrcr.J
DO. dig MAIN eTREET, MILwAUKEE, Wis,
December s, 1858
Sealed Proposals will be received at tbs uff &c
until II m January 10, 1852: for extending tn
north pier ct MuskegOn, Michigan The proposals
material and labor
FER par dculsrs as to pay ment. time Of commenc-
ing and finishing the work. classification Of mate
rial &c, apply 70 this Office, where plans and
specifications will be shown TO all who wish to
make proposals
Contractors furnishing materials will be required
10 bold them without expense to the United states
until required for use by the engineer officer i'm
charge of the work.
Each bid, to have consi deration must he accom-
panied 10y a guarantee signed by two responsible
names and duly certified TO, as required upon the
forms furnished
A printed copy OF this Advertisement will be
attached e. each proposal
Blank forms of proposals.. With form Of guar
antce. will be furnished from this ufhce upou
application
The work will he let TO the Lowest re~p7nsibl..
bidder the United States reserying the right T.
reject all bids
Contracts, with good and sufficient SuresieS. VII
be executed within TN day from tile date Of th >
award.
TIE proposals will be placed in sealed envelopes
indeIeed Proposals for Extenoing tie Sortn Pier
at Muskeeon, Michigan" and addressed 10
Brevet Lieut.. Col. q. FARQUhAR,
Al hnaf 0f n