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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
80 ,a' District Of North Carolina

United States vs. Thirty Gallons of Spirits, one
Wagon, one Grey Mare, two Bay Horses, and
one Mule and Harness; also six sacks of
Flour, and six sacks of Oats, the property of
William HYDE and all whom 1t may con.
Germ, greeting. Libel OF Information.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the above pro.
IN perry was seized in Mecklenburg county, N.
C., as forfeited to the use OF the United States
for violation Of the Internal Revenue Laws, and
the same Is hbelled and prosecuted in the Cir.
cult Court of the United States for condemna.
ton for causes in the said Libel of Information
set forth; and that the said causes will stand for
trial at the Court Room Of said Court, at Raj
eigh. on the LIST Monday in june, 1870, If that
be Jurisdiction day, and If not at tho next day
Of Jurisdiction thereafter, when and where all
persons are warned TO appear to show cause why
condemnation should not be decreed, and to in
tervene tor their interests.
Given under my hand at office, in Raleigh, this
the I'd day of April, 1870
8. 7. CARROw, U. s. Marshal.
april 79-1aw2w
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PoLYeAMY IN IT'S INFLUENCE ON PopULA-
TIoN.-At the last meeting of the Anthropo-
logical Society, paper by DR.. J. Campbell
was read "On Polygamy: its influence in de-
termining the sex Of our race, and its effects
on the growth Of population" Minute de-
tails of the relative proportions of female
to male births in the harems of the king and
other important dignitaries of Siam were
given. The result seems to be that the pro-
portions of males and females born were, as
In the case of monogamist marriages, entire
ly e0ual
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WASHINGTON, April s-Revenue to-day three
hundred and eighty-seven thousand dollars.
~ Dclauo decides that each lottery yender must
pay license and managers must give bond for
vendors. aeidi J iht lia'is IIgip,A32i'3ais
Judge Bradley has gone home, to New Jersey,
preparatory to going South. The nomination
OF Judge Bond to the 4th Circuit will not be
considered till Senator'S return from funeral.
Gov, Henry A. Wise has been admitted to
practice in the Supreme Court '. ~.
The National Banks Of New York held s25,
10000 on the oath Of March. "a, ~ ~. ms
/ Senate Morning hour exhausted in District
affairs. Joint Committee on Indian affairs re-
sumed, Davis entered his solemn protest
against its passage. He was satisfied that it
meant nothing utfraud- andtr eachery towards
the Indians, nothing but ruin and cesolation for
them. It requires, two-thirds of-the Senate to
ratify Indian, treaties, but If You give TO the
House concurrent jurisdiction in this matter
the very principle underlying our treaties will
be oyerthrown. After further discussion with
out action the Senate adjourned. eif,s,
House. barry from Third Mississippi District
presented his credentials, which were referred
to l,ommiteee on Elections "a aGh l,.,e,i i..,ii
| - Resolution interrogating why the clerk paid
the Chronicle 81 800 for advertising passed. a,
Relief for the suretles Of W. D. Kendall, late
postmaster at New Orleans, passed. y - ~
Barry, after examination of credentials, was
seated ,s' .,i.'' al UEdt{N' fo'} Peg Z =
Provisions OF bin Regarding cotton thread
and kindred cotton articles passed with some
nninportant amendments. Some progress was
made In wooden goods without amendment when
Committee arose. Adjourned. ~, si.,;,.5i 4
WASHINGTON, April 9.-- Effect proceedings be.
| fore Judge Chase, as understood BY lawyers, re-.
| strains Judge Underwood's processes for con.
tempt in eases already tied before him, but al
lows legal proceedings in other cases. yiifi y
Judge Chase will be present May LIST to hear
tho case whether Judge Bond be confirmed or
not Supreme Court rules that no case decided
shall be rcopehcd unless one Of the concurring
Justices desires rc-opening. =;
! Movement is afoot to relieve distillers Of fruit
from requirements Of present law not applicable
TO their mode OF distillation. Distillers who do
not renew their licenses on the lst of May are
liable to seizure as illicit. ,s,its,,ir,i,,,l, ii &
The Reconstruction Committee hoard Senter,
| Governor of Tennessee. He was oncommit-
tai I; only suggestion threw out, was, IL the Gov.
eminent furnished him troops he could main.
tain peace. Scntcr will be heard again Tuesday
when he will be subjected to rigid examination
with view to ciciting facts. ~ w g, ',-
House-Thc House appropriated 5000 from
its contingent fund to reimburse Butler's ex
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Rspuhlican state Convention.

RALEIGH, N. T., Feb. ~, 1871.
Att meeting of the Republican State
Committee of North Carolina, held this day,
the following members were present !:
W. W. Holden, Chairman. ]. c. L. Harris,
Secretary; VIM. A. Smith, ]. NJ. Justice, E.
K. Proctor, G. z French. ]. w. Hood, R.
NJ johnson, d. D. Colgrove, John A. Hy-
man, j. E. O'Hara, v. C. Barringer, s. T.
Carrow, Geo. A. Graham, c. L. Harris, Jo-
seph Ballard, Wilson Carey, Charles Blair
Thomas Powers, S. G. Horney, T. A. Sykes,
William F. Henderson, DR.. H. J. Menninger,
D. Ingram and James H. Harris.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted at a meeting Of the State
Executive Committee, held at Raleigh, Feb
ruary Esd, 1870:
Resoloed, That it is the Judgment of this
Committee that a Mass Convention Of, the
Republicans of North Carolina he held in
Raleigh on Wednesday the 18th day May
1870. -
That all good citizens of the State who
regard the Reconstruction acts as fnality
who arc friendly to the administration Of
President Grant, aud who are in favor
of building up North. Carolina and restoring
good feeling among all her people withou,
regard to party, be earnestly invited to at
tend. ei eiiisFaf, lsi1s 3
Resolped, That it is the opinion of this
Committee that an election should he held
in this State on the first Thursday in Angus,
next @iH SO "a .lh3F
In accordance with the first resolution
above given, and in the spirit of that reso
luton, Mass Convention of the Republi.
cans Of North-C Carolina is hereby called tc
be held in the city of Raleigh on Wednes
day, the 18th day of May, 1870; and "al
good citizens of the State who regard thu
reconstruction acts as finality, who are friend
| ly to the administration Of President Grant
and who are in favor of building up North
Carolina and restoring good feeling among
all her people without regard to party" ar
cordially invited to attend, 10 LAM
| @ W. W., HOLDEN,
Chairman Rep. State Committee.
J. c. L. HARRIS, Sec'y. 9...qs !,
Il >
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The Government of the United States has
secured from the Columbian republic, the
right of way for the Darien canal, SO there
is no obstruction on this hand, should such
canal through the isthmus be found feast
BILE. The English journals having exhaust
ed their sneers and predictions against the
Suez canal, without effect, are already show
ing similar disposition toward the Darien
canal, with, let us hope, similar foundation
and result,
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Ambitious parents seeking for reasonable
titles for their little ones may he aided in
their conclusion, by the predominancy of
baptismal names in the present Congress.
OF Johns there are thirty seven, twenty
seven Williams, fifteen Jamcses, twelve
Georges; there are ten Thomases, ten Sam
uels and nine Charleses. There are five rep
resentatives of the Smith family and two Of
the Jones.
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Stock RA1sERs in the vicinity OF this city
are loud in their complaints regarding the
depredations of thieves A few nights since
fine hog was stolen from the pen of Mr..
II. E. Scott at the poorhouse. The thief
knocked the animal down in the pen, and
had the impudence to skin it just outside of
the fence VII journal,
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Special Notices.

Has been accomplished in hair dyes. The hor.
ribls compounds containing LEAD, SALT and
sULPHURare discarded. The leading chemists
implorethe public not to use them, and Profess
sor Chiffon, whose reputation Is second to that
OF no analytical chemist in America, has recon-
mended s5f
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
as PERFECTLY INNoCUoUs ARTICLE,
which, may BE- used without fear. Remember, it
is the only one that has been anlyzed and found
wholesome. Its effects are instantaneous, and
the colors 1t imparts natural.
CRIsTADoRO's HAIR PREsERvATIyE. as
Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair after
Dyeins. Arf H. mar 12-1m
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BRANpRErH,s PILLS.

Their great value consists in this: They may
be used SO long as any disease affects any OF the
organs OF the body; and by thus pcrscyering in
their use the disease will be cured, and the body
restored to health. free from every faint and im-
purity. Their reputation proves their merit
Thomas Smith, Coroner and Justice of the
Peace, Hastings on-the Hudson, says Brandreth's
Pills cured him of Dyspepsia and Heartburn,
when every Other medicine had failed to relieve
him. Certificate dated April 2, 1868.
DR.. Turner, of Savannah, Ca, says he has, for
nearly forty years, recommended Brandreth's
Pills as specific in Yellow Fever; that be never
knew patient to die who took them for this
malady, being otherwise sound. Their prompt
use takes out Of the body those matters which
feed the fatality of the disease. As general
family medicine be considers them far in advance
of all others, and here he speaks from personal
experience of their qualities. mar 12-1m
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Z .i'ilit. ~ .7-l-7-ITI. = '4' i-...iii iii'
A short time ago Joseph Lux, a well known

a snort time ago Joseph LUX, a well known
trapper on the upper waters of the Muskegon,
Mich, found in one of his traps large lynx
scarcely held by one hind loot, whereupon he
determined to capture the animal alive, which
difficult task he successfully accomplished in
the following manner: Having several steel
traps with him, he tied oneto the end of q
pole, set it, and, reaching out succeeded in
catching another foot. In this way he secur.
ed all the animals feet. He then took off his
shirt, which be wound and tied about the an
imal's head in such u manner as to prevent
its hitting him. He next securely tied its
feet, and took off the traps. He then shout
dered his game, and was nearly two days car
rying it to settlement, A courageous trap
per, certainly,
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New York, April sAFlour dull, Wheat dun
and cent lower. Corn quiet but firm. Pork
duil-mess SCI 25@s27, So. Lard quiet at 151zc.
to I5slc, Cotton quiet at sss11s;i Orleans "a.
Turpentine' steady at 471fs Rosin firm at sac
81. IS for strained. Freights dull. -,f,ar y.
Stocks dull. Money easy at 5@6. Exchange
long So, short 9% Gold 1885, North Carolina
old 46,<, new s2z. ai.fl As i.s
! Leroos, Apfif 81 onsuis unchanged. Bonds
soX. Tallow steady. Sugar dull both on the
spot and ahoat. ~ sa's - Z
LIvERPooL, April 9.-Cotton quiet and steady
Uplands TX, Orleans III, sales 10000 bales.
Later-Csttonf closed quiet. sian. if tas'
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4. u BEAUFORT, N c.. March 2sth 1870.
MIR. {. LowEsBERG, Local Agent
for 4Etna" Lille Ins. Co., Hartford, Con.
SIR Through W. h. Crow, General Agent,
Raleigh, n G., have to acknowledge the receipt
Of 100000 for Policy No. s6,6Oe, held by Mr..
David !. Ramsey, deceased, in the Etna Coimpa-
ny, and with pleasure recommend you to the
community at large as an efficient Agent, MS well
as your excellent company for their prompt pay.
ment OF claims against them. fh .'t.'e
hf Yours respectfully, i,H1 -.2i-
WIN. B. DUNCAN, Admir-
mar Wv Of D J. Ramsey, deed.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. W. H. Handy
in this city on Sunday, quite suddenly.
Saturday night about ~ o'clock he LETT
Halls bowling alley, where he had
rolling ten-pins, went to his room, and
found there next morning, lying on his
speechless. All Necessary medical aid
{ called in, but without effect. He never
1qke, and died about o'clock on Sunday.
(1Rls. Er.
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State Ecangelia.-The State Mission
Board has appointed Rev. H. Hatcher of
Va, State Evangelist, whose duty it will be
to hold meetings, under the direction of the
Board, in any part of the State to which he
may be invited. ! Bro. Hatcher is ready for
work, and the Board would be glad TO hear
from any church which may desire his SER
vices.
-a" T. II. PRIToHARD,
ID. Ch'm'n Board.
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According to the report of the American
Consul ut Eeipsic, there were sent to the Uni
Ted Stated, from that city, in the fourth
quarter OF the year 1869, books, journals and
other printed matter of the yalne of $45, 1854;
and maps. paintings and pictures to the
value of $9,0S3.
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LITTELD's LIVING AGE, No. 1349, for the
week ending April 0, contains Origin of the
English Nation, Macmillan's Magazine !;
Earls Dene, Part v, by Charles Lever,
Blackwood's Magazine; Modern Supersti-
ton, translated for The Living Age from
the Gartenlaube; Precious Poll, Temple
Bar; Garibaldi's "Rule of the Monk" Sat-
urday Review; Young Shepherd in Search
of Sheep, Pail Mall Gazette; besides short
er articles and poetry. '- rex
No. 134S, for the week ending April 2,
contained Christian Marriage, by Bishop
Dupanloup, translated for the Living Age;
Part v of John, by Mrs. Oliphant; besides
very interesting articles on the Superfuous
Letter. by Elihu Burritt, Miss Austen and
Miss Milford, from Blackwood, Arthur Hugh
Clough, from the Contemporary Review
and Poetry by ]. G.. Whittier, Jean Ingc-
low, &c. --
To new subscribers, RENTING So for the
year 1870, five numbers of 1869, containing
the beginning of Mrs ELEPHANTS and Chas
Levers serials, etc., are sent gratis. rs..p,
The regular subscription price of this 60
page weekly magazine is So year, fol
which it is sent free of postage; or Tor $40
any one of the American 81 magazines il
sent with The Living Age (without prepay
ment of POSTAGE for year. Littell & Gay
Boston, are the publishers. I.+..-
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WEDLOCK.

The Basis of Civil SOciety.-Essays for
Young Men, on the honor and happiness of Mar
rage, and the evils and dangers of Celibacy-with
sanitary help for the attainment of mans true
position in life. Sent free in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
Philadelphia, Pa. jan 2S--3m
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WILL ALL THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
ri COUGH or CONSUMPTION
Read the following and learn the value of
ALIENS LUNG BA1sAm.


Dr. LLOYD, of Ohio, Surgeon in the Army
during the war, from exposure, contracted con-
sumption. He says: 81 have no hesitancy in
stating that it was by the use of your LUNG BAL.
SAM that am now alive and enjoying health,n
DR.. FLETCHER, of Missouri, says: 81 re
commend your BALsAM in preference to any
other medicine for GAatsA.r .->A 4. s;,.s .~tiofa-
tion.r I'm
Aliens Lung Balsam is the remedy TO cure
all Lung and Throat difficulties. 1t should be
thoroughly tested before using any other Balsam
1t will cure when all Others fail. Directions &C
company each bottle. ai "'tl
ntiss ]. N. HARRIS g. CO.,
rg Sole Proprietors,
ri 4 CINCINNATI, o.
Sold by all Druggists.
t' I1.i F PERRY DAVIS g. SON,
PROVIDENCE, r. l.
General Agents for New England States.
April 9 Slim
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Murder and Robbery.

CHICAGO, April g. Mr.. and Mrs. Mumford
were murdered and child nearly killed at Celona
by robbers who stole sixteen hundred dollars.
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PAIN KILLER.

" Is Balm for every wound. Our first physi-
claus use and recommend its use the Apothn.
cary finds u FIRST among the medicines called
tor, and the Wholesale Druggist considers ii a
leading article In his trade All the dealers in
medicine speak alike in its favor, ami Its reputa.
g A Medicine of Great Virtue,
Is fully and permanently established. II is the
great FAMILY MEDICINE Of the age. ~
TAKEN INTERNALLY, it cures Dysentery,
Chronic Disrrhea, Cnmp and Pain in the stoa,.
ach, Bowel Complaint, Painters Collie, Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Sudden
Colds, Sore Throat, Coughs, &C.
TAKEN EXTERNALLY, 1t cures Boils. Eel.
ons, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Old Sores and
Sprains, Swellings of the Joints, Toothachc,
Pain In the Face, Neuralgia and Rheumatism
Chapped Hands, Prostitution Feet, &c.
PAIN Is supposed to be the lot OF us poor NOR
tails as inevitable as DEATH and liable at any time
to come upon us. Therefore 1t is important that
remedial agents should be at hand to be used ON
emergency, when we are made to feel the excru.
ciating agony of pain, or the depressing intiu.
ences OF disease Hf
Such remedial agent exists in PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILLER" the fame of which has extended
over all the earth. Amid the eternal ices of the
polar regions, or beneath the iniolerable and
burning suns Of the tropics, its virtues are known
and appreciated. And by it suffering humanity
has found relief from many of its Ills The effect
Of the Pain Killer upon the patient, when taken
internally In cases Of Cough, Cold, Bowel Cou--
plants, Cholera, DyseDtery, and other affections
OF the system, has been truly wonderful, and has
won for it name among medical preparations
that can never be forgotten. Its success in re-
moving pain, as an external remedy, in cases of
Burns, Bruises, Sores ard Sprains, Cuts, stings
OF Insects, &C., and other causes OF suffering,
has secured for it the most prominent position
among the medicines of the Jay. ~ Beware
Of Counterfeits and worthless limitations. Call
for Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, and take
no other.
Sold by Druggists and Groccrs. Price, 25c.,
50c., and 81 per bottle. apl 9-1m
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A bill granting the right of suffrage to
women has passed the Mormon Legislature,
and being signed by acting Governor Mann.
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New YORK, April 9.-The Henry Cbauncey,
fiom Aspinwall, has arrived with news to the 1st
Meagrc news from the Daricn. The surveying
expedition decidedly discouraging. Had explor-
ed several miles. but found no indications of a
low elevation through Cordllerds suitable for q
canal. ,p,ts.if o.. 3iiDi7sl,suH su.C l-d Hiil y
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Asa eastman, Theatrical Manager, is dead.

PARIS April 9.-Serious riot among the iron
workmen near Nevaxs. In Crensatte strike still
continues Miners in loire valley will soon
strike. mn iul i. lnAllI lIgnt lI iltlG
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From New York.

Senate-Thc Senate has been considering sub
sidy for steamship line between San Francisco
and Australia. ~ ~ -InltIl ~ q ,-.nl 1
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TRUcKER's NOTICE. Col. Fremont, En-
gineer and Superintendent of the Whining
ton and Weldon Railroad, gives notice in
this issue that vegetables and fruit will be
shipped by passenger trains to Northern
cities at the same rates as last year WI
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HOUSE.

The bill for pensions to the children
of Commander Williams, of the Oneida,
having been reported ON adversely last
night and tabled, Mr.. Butler, of Massa-
chusetts, entered motion for It's recon
sideration.
Mr.. Dawes, chairman of the commit,
tee on Appropriations, reported bill
appropriating S325,0OO in gold coin to
be paid the British Govcrnmant under
An award of the Commissioners tosettle
the claims of the Hudson Bay and
Puget Sound Companies award, fixing
the payment of S650,0OO in two annual
instalments, the first of which is to be cn
September 10th.
Mr.. Lawrence opposed the bill be
cause it was outrageously large and be
cause he was opposed to the payment
of anv British Claims until provisions
were made for the liquidation of our
claims against Great Britain.
Mr.. Dawes did not hold he was alb
solved from his obligations because
somebody else don't perform his. Such
rule would be disgrace to any civilized
nation. The bill passed.
The tariff bill was then taken up IN
the committee. A number of motions
TO amend were rejected, among them &c
strike the paragraph taxing apples
garden fruit, &c, 10 per cent
Recess.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS. May l3.-The Msrseillaisl
was again seized last evening.
PEsTH, May l3.-Kossuth has pro
tested against the centralst tcndencie:
of the administration
FLORENCE, May l3.-Further and
more serious outbreaks have occurred
at Calabric. Troops are moving thithei
in force.
PARIS, May l3.-Adolphe Yocus' al
legorical picture Of America is con
temptuously criticised here. One news
paper says it might do for an act drop,
All the representatives Of the foreign
powers in Paris have congratulated the
Emperor on the result Of the vote.
Many arrests were made yesterday,
During the continuance of the trouble.
five hundred and fitty-seven people
were apprehended for participation in
the riots. The tribunals have already
commenced TO consider the cases.
Some of the prisoners have been SEN
tcnced to from two to six months I'M
prisonment
The funeral OF Count dc StGhleberg,
Russian Ambassador to France, occur
red here today
RoME, May I3.-The Pope threatens
extreme measures against the Armenian
bishops who quit their posts at Rome;
ST. PETERSBURG May l3.-Gcmrral
O.ten Sackcn declares that Russia will
forbid Apostolic Wears from entering
Poland.
VIENNA, May l3.--Thc Austrian
Government is resolved to resent the
proclamation Of paIal intalIlbiiity 10y
I'll" ihc restoration Of the pIacetium
regium, which was abolished i'll 1919.
LoNDoN, May i3.-The mail steamer
from Rio Jameiro and South American
ports has arrived. \ formidable rebel
lion has broken ont in the Province OF
Entire Rios. The Argentine Govern
mcn, are hurryimg forward troops to the
scene of the disturbance There has
been some fighting but without deci-
sive result. General Urgenia, Il native
OF Entire Rios and cx-Dictator of the
Argentine Confederation, was shot and
mortallv wounded by an assassin.
The Brazilian volunteers who took
part in the war in Paraguay are return
Ing.
LoHpoN, Nav l3.-The Post says:
The alterations made have greatly I'M
proved the Yacht Sappho, and the Cam,
hria will probably never be made equal
to her In the last race the Cambria
showed had form in sailing, and, if
nothing else disparity OF size should
have forbidden the race, if the question
of buiid was to be decisive
DUBLIN; May l3.-No further disturb
ances have occurred at Cogford. \ large
military and police torcc are on hand
aud the election is progressing quietly.
Harmon reported ahead.
BERLIN, May l3-The Reichstag has
ratified the supplementary postal treaty
hctwecnthe United States and the North
German Confederation.
The Emperor Of Russia has arrived
in Berlin.