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WEILER,S DRAFT,

Morris Weller, an emigrant from Hamburg, landed
at Castle Garden on the 22d Of August last He had
with him a draft for $72 on Lucknow Volght.
This draft, by some chance, he lost and knew noe
what became OF It, On the Gath OF August this
same draft was presented 10 Mr. August
Seaman, 20 Greenwich street, by william Reich.
Reich asked Seaman to negotiate 1t ior MIN ny some
Instead or trying 10 negotiate 1t seaman handed tho
draft over to MIR. Bernard Casserly, Superintendent
Immediately procured. Not till yesterday was no
caught. He was brought before Judge Ledwith,
at Essex Market, and held under 81, 900 ball TO an
swer for robbery. crowd OF Witnesses, both male
and female, appeared TO testify to Rech's good
character, but IL availed him nothing. Weller was
sent TO House OF Detention to assure his presence
when necessary
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LARGE PRE- IN LONG ISLAND CITY.

Early yesterday morning the row Of frame build.
ings belonging to James DENIM, carpenter ana
builder at the corner OF Ninth street and Central
avenue Long Island City, was fred by the hand OF
an incendiary. small Two story frame building.
belonging 10 Mrs. Downing and adjoining the
others, was also destroyed The buildings were nOu
completed, ana u was only short time since tho
loss on Mr.. Dennins buildings is S12 500, ana on
Mrs. D0wnng's $1,000. Fully insured. The perpe.
claim 10 DO aware Of ILLS Identity,
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THE TROTTING.

There we're two trottng races for purses, the drst
being for horses that had never beaten 1884 ana the
second Tor horses tnat had troted better than
22s. The 1rst on the card was finished while, after
four heats, the second trot was postponed until this
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
In the Grs purse. which was for 81 to tho
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REQUIEM FOR PoNTIFIoAL zoUAvEs.

Under the auspices OF the Catholic Union O
solemn requiem mass will be celebrated at st.
Pa'rck's Cathedral tomorrow morning tSeptember
20,, at nine O'Clock, for the souls OF the Papal
Zouaves who fell In defending the walls OF Rome on
September 20, 1870, and also Tor the souls OF those
who have died since the surrender Of Rome.
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GEORGE WILKES AND THE FRENCH.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

brooklyn. Sept. II, 1871.
SIR-Not being able TO reach Mr.. George wilkes
by address, permit me- SIR, through the columns Of
your great paper pf such Is allowed) 10 tender him
my sincere thanks, as well as those OF my brother
officers for the Just ana able defence written I'm be.
half OF the sentiments which animate the majority
Of the French people at home issued yours OF the
10th inst. Yours very respectfully,
PIERRE DORMOKS and others,
All sons OF Door Asace, the now Prusslan slave
state,
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=. Mace entered W. 9. McdOc......... 5 l
John Murphy entered Ch. Y. Charley
Greene. ......................... / 4
John Lovett entered br. 9. Iolng Bruno. 10 10 III 2
t. Carpenter entered :. IN. Susie. 3
G. 7. Carpenter entered b. m. Lady Ross. 3 5
a. Patterson entered ch. g. DreadDaught. 10 8
NJ. Carroll entered b. q. Ben starr ....... 0 5 6
j. J. Bowen entered 9. IN. sea foam.... IL 8
J. l.. DotY entered br. III. Lady Augusta. 8 .
M. Roden entered br. g. James II. Cole.
an....::...... ..".:................... 6 cdr.
:. Mclaughlin entered D. m. Mary....." IL dis.
James RaituS entered b. e. Dresden . dis.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS INsrIrU-
a., No ass Bows.y. near Houston s.rss. -. an
Deposit. made July 90 win Orsw interest from
TSs Trustees have declared semiannu.l dividend ofs
Per all entisd thereto for th- 81.
nenh. and three months ending June % payable on and
Open daily from ioA N. to =. NJ. and Mondays and
u.'' .D.. AIrRED coHKLIN. rresdsn.
HEsny G. FISHER Secretary.
TS NJ" soSS AsD md
or would purchase good First or Second at
street: ''"'' '''' ''''' " ''' - '''- - : -.
NATIONAL SAYINGS INSTITUTION, sos BROADWAY,
~ now open sr per cent interest allowed on al! sum.
s.s% insTs. rom ~ Iass,s.s
per cent allowed on daily e Srf !.
j.. 5s1EnS +. SAssanD, ssI1a Vice Presidents
NoRTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD: ON AND AFTER
oas'" racine RAILROAD JAY ~ COOKE CO
NOTICE TO EsTArEs-s2esOoo WANTED, IN ONE
city property, worth nearly treble & the amount no extra
ORIIESSaT4A.L.a III r.. sAv.Nss s.,,. sASx
Open day from 10 to and Mondays and Saturdays
sIsi day q nc.t month does not remain With
Deposits July made before the 2,st of the month will
receive interest as II they had been made In June.
SIX per cent interest of 50 and over payable
July and Janusryl.
Money subisc. check a. checks through
tho Clearing interest from date OF deposit
Drafts on Europe sold
Trustees.
nor. Michael assy S:nn:sy s.ns'ss "S S.%iI
Socaeld, Stephen Tucker William NJ Tweed, Jr Maurice
MiaISS SasI q i3a I; aHEwzrr, rrs.'den.
VIZ VIZ ?: 'sGGSSkkMAsrER,S Vice Presidents.
SsssAbR s:s:;:sy Counsel
OPTICS OF HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ l20 Brosdway.-Ncw York. July !, 1877.
ss.nnual interest diveo of 80 per cent. free of .a1,
W." " p-'' - '''' l. IL REasES ds LANE Secretary
OpFIcE OF THE lNTERnATlONAL INSURANCE
S Sr9,ssdwsy ,sS. New Hsrt Yer Jay 49, rIh. r.
ss % e.yss s i've VIZ e.
nArlTlx4 lSiAPSSR eoSRpAsx
MEEsN r. joas AkEE sz5dH da4kk 1son
SSSEEs Il HSSsr EkTff FETf : SSSFos
sHfSS4!SE $S5s EsfifS sSas sssSSfs!'
$Es: SS$;$
slss1sS HSSHsxs iHfoS
HENRY HILTON,
AudG slfs'$yi%%ia s%i%a, $;si ;,,..,s.,,
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A -ONEILL 4 WALSH,
sl6 Sixth avenue
between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets,
manufacturers,
viii open on Monday, July2
1000 Linen, Grass Cloth White Victoria Lawn Suits,
from R5 up. Ladies' make selection Of material and
have their suits made order.
Fun Ladies' Underclothing Chemses, Drawers Night
Gows, Walking and Trail skirts, Corset Covers, &c, &C.
Also
will Be found In Corset Department all the shapes
in French imported and domestic Corses Corsets made TO
orisr.
Hosiery Departmen-Ful lines English, French and er.
Hosiery Ladies', Cent? and Chidrcns Merin0 Under
wear at exceedingly low prices.
8CO dozen Lupina two button Kid ives, all the new
shades, at 81 % per pair
Large stock of Housekeeping Goods Table Linen Towels,
Napkins Shectngs &C. Also 0entlemens Furnishing Goods
White Shirts made 20 order.
ONElLL WALSH,
BIG Sixth avenue.
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r.
grams embroidered to order sss.Yng Of every dsscrp
ty-nfth streets.
H. ysS; :.s
wi" on A0ndsy S 10y 70 ssFsf 'sss fSs their prices
STRAW GOODS.
Larres, assortment in the city and the chespes.
3 u MNHs.y % Eats
EssS% kssS;,S TSTs.S: TS;S:S, S q. ~as'I %
nsii'i s'sss hai@ aS!SsHs SaPs.s: % u. cheap
WIN open on Monday two new summer shapes.
Broadway Dip and Hyde Park in black brown and white
GO TO o,sElsLs FOR
Gros grain Bonnet Ribbons, Nos o, H. Is and n All now
as ssp"s sn1Sa: :sdr q ss /. ssS
50 carton. oi Inch 4; SIN, al shades. s;s worth slS
sTas1 s "" be sold
G1 ssEs6S e. S,sEI5Ef F15KsEs' geR
Pompons in new Spring shades.
GO TO O'NarLL's
and examine the ne" d.R.5%s6s ERHE SSops IS s%ad'up
White Lawn Suits, S. upward: white Overskirs and
Yass s Lss.
Our price: win Be rouna to 30 rsr cen. lower than
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ORDERS,
'0'f'"A 1A vAiis Tsi2Hisa % EacEs. SUITED NETS
90 TO oNgIlL's FOR
&c ;.S $S ii Is Is;
100 dozen Of XII 4: Gssi city For u % best
L.e.. povel.e' in Spring scarfs and Ties.
'' CREPE pm 15. qMnsE s 50, ,
''''''. mA'A'" :" l'-A 'tR%'oe; Il oe;'NEILL CO.,
8e7 and S29 Sixth avenue and Twentieth street.
'HAH' HAIR. Show r..... Hair.
Can be eombed and brushed :, Switches. chetsns 10
Ghsdsn, ss; Curs H. Ladies own Chisnon dressed Tor
Depot $50 Bowery. near Grs.. Jones street.
TAMEs NoCREERY 4 CO.,
Broadway snd Eleventh street,
S sS n: Ra S Ssds': s their "
~; rs'hSn.Dr 1s,.:e ,iG,:,,o pLss; Good %
s.ss s.:: ss SS.r:s :s.''e' IN ne"
sos hR ESPas "po s s ase esS rSn &c.,
Ss:r.ps.s foya: 9S": reduced from from s &c.
Very sne Goats air Popns n at rssac.s from se
Figured and striped GrenAdne Bsrsses Al 6c. reduced
Summer rSD''n: :. .ss reduced from e.
An Immense stock Of Chinese Grass Cloth fresh goods
ohss seine . Of nols so.
oTe T. Il %nnT the most
Vim offer on Mondsy July g. in their I.es .s and chdron
fqInaiispf Ia@ies ffuesea 1sea'Tss' YSss chem.e. 7s
E:si:: EE:s1:: f.%ss' f.eHs1 bIass1: Sas%::; s,s 2:
LADIES' Tucked Yoke Nigh. Dresses, 81 se
E:Sis: :S's: 4ssrss Rsss;,sfs ssi1i., sss?asa s. s'
:S.s: t:s.s: H!Sss WS,s Msa,pE .~n aa. sss Is g.
Boys Linen Bioases braided, ST 81 and ~ Is
"s1 o LOT eAer'n
Iiqs Dresses braided for children from two to four
WV v - Infants wardrobes, complete
D:' c sss;
description made 70 order.
JAMES MocSSEEEY 4 CO.;
offer Monday July the balance Of their stock Of
80 pieces o. Lyons Checked silks. all coOr At u 10
iso pieces Of Lyons Striped snks all color at 81 90 re-
fisin Coosed Sros Drain Silks in all the onOicc shades su
Black Taneta Silks, 81, former Prlce 81 U
SI.n Cram p ~SS q
pratt BROTHERS,
sss Broadway. corner Nineseen.h street,
are now Offering large
and elessn, variety Of now Goods,
which they make specia,ics
White Lawn Suits
Embroidered Jackets,
Fancy Cloth Sacks,
Llama shawls,
Llama Sacks.
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JULY 2, l87l.-TRlPLE SHEET.

DRY GOODS.
A CARPETS AND FURNITURE.
Tremendous Reduction In Prices.
Carpets.
An the latest and newest styles Of
veives Body Brussels Tapestry Brusss Thresply
loom and Ingram Carpets; Olcoths all widths; Curzius
window Shades, Mating, 6c, the most complete assortment
In the city.
Furniture.
The furniture department contains
Parfor, Bedroom, Diung Room Kitchen and O1ce Furn-
tne, In al styles and quantities. and a prices that defy com
petition.
Parties about purchasing win ten cent By compar
ing prices.
D. KELLY,
successor 10 n. O'Farreli,
85tb and 36h sts and 9Th covering the entire block.
N B.-2O0 different styles OF walnut Chamber suIts at
prices that defy competition.
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A RICHARD MEARES',
" sssS SSSs jS'
Previous to making additional store
We Edk 81 4Ef rsoss sSHsEH STOCK
:ss Ss; 81 On I.ss. ss.'sH S.r ts"ss ts,ss
and Linen Suits much under
500 Ladies' White Linen suits with overss,rt and ono and
soT' ssnSc'ss snS 49, and nicely finished at 81 80 IS %
Gs.: :s: ;s:t 81 g. g.
ss;@: s.:.. :. s':s g.f;.: g. . s::.s;s 81 50 "
hA's' VIA wRpsrs sss v.l..s II s 81 y oSsr r. y.
Straw ;ooSs. rnmsd and dun unri%%sd. iG
Flower: o. eSoices :sis. ssss as %altsd sd down.
Selling out at less than cost
s Isss s'fass' sss
Black Thread POINT. isfs a. sss. s7 s,b
s0N UhBR. .LLAs AND PARAsoLs.
all marxed down.
Closing ont balance Of our Grenadines sSc and soc per
Goods: good style: and T patterns. &c.,
G:;: s::t s$$fs' VII; S;'
20 heavy dsn ssrnssi sSs. va. m
ukBEEcLorhiNa. gossETs; p2sNyrss HooPsKIRrs AND
Very ane Imported 80, Sc Is to 50.
In our Smallware Department
strangers visiting the city
and fRmi les starting for the country
can bnd everything useful and necessary
at usla low
Jet Jewelry, Travelling Bags Fans, PocketbookS,
Eoars and Perfumery full
Assortment
Morocco Travelling Bags, 75c., ", $l 26 and 81 TO-
Very hne do. with plated mountngs ~ a. 81 % and @l CO.
Canvas Travelling Bags, trimmed with Morocco.
Plated honn.ines, large sizes, w. $3 50 - rs, a. 81 So
Va 70 and 30.
RICHARD MEAREs,
S07 and 8)0 Sixth avenue,
109 and los West Nineteenth street.
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DIaEeToRY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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r O6T-A BLACk SETTER DOG, WITH COLLAR ON
IL marked j. H. Coghi. liberal reward will be paid by
returning him to Phoenix Livery Stables M East
street.
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DRY GOODS.
A T. STEWART 4 CO.
during this week win make
Great Reductions
In the prices Of goods
IN all the departments
OF their
Retail Establishment.
which arc complete and largely supplied with all the dssra
bic articles for the present season,
oncring unusually extraordinary Inducements to
Customers and strangers respectfully requested
anime
Broadway Fourth avenue, Ninth Tenth streets.
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A GREAT BARGAINS IN HOSIERY
JOHNSON BURNS 4 CO.,
will otter, on Monday, July g.
SO dozen laiies' Gauxe Mcrino Yeats,
70 10 ~ inches, NJ 70 cents each.
rs dozen ladies' Gossamer Merino Vests,
~ 10 "a inches, at ~ each
Ladies' Lislc Thu cad,
BalbriggaR,
and open work Hose,
at . great reduction.
Ladies' full regular Cotton Hose
nj rs per dozen.
6npernne White at 81 " per dozen
100 dozen geuflemens
Ganze Merno Yeats,
al Sizes at rs cents each.
100 dozen genemen's super6ne
0auze herino Vests,
"a 10 ~ inches, abort sleeves,
1t 81 each
Jean and Linen Drawers.
1b0 dozen RentleInen'n superine Cotton
Half Hosc, full regular,
Al x8 per dozen.
Half Hose, "a 20 and $6 per dozen,
worth VI and - per doxsn.
Courvoisier's French KID 1loves,
Sutana, Blne and Green shades,
atSl % per pair. worth Se o.
Al 81 per pair. Warranted.
The Imperatrcc Glove,
Extra Glovcs,
IN oil the and fashionable shades,
ut 81 81 per pair.
Ladies', missea' and gontlemen's
Lisle Thread Gloves.
JOHNSON BURNS 4 co,
81 and rs East Fourteenth street,
corner University place and Union square.
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LOST AND FOUND.

osT-oN FRIDAY, JUNE 80 lsn. THREE FLOOR
're OF TO any person but the owner The npde viii
ease leave them st % CoTandt street. Central Railroad
tstion, Panrapo, GRAHAM SON, Elizabeth, and
eive thanks Of the j. y. WEIR.
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+ Osr-FRIDAY, JUNE %, IN SEVENTEENTH STREET,
Sixth Black Tan Slut, slightly lame.
NE finder viii be berAuy rewarded s " West Rsveneenth
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19

orma' influence Iti
several times iion banded
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19

tUi-aDUul pIO,VVU
A peach train ran into a freight train at
Wyoming yesterday afternoon and smashed
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19
INSURE YOUR HOMES AND PROPERTY
IN THE
KENT COUNTY
Mutual Insurance Co.,
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.

This Company continues TO Insure properly on rea-
sonabe TERMS and for several years past has paid It's
Policy Holders annual dividend Of and 10 per
cent. The dividends paid on the lst day of jan
uary, allowed in the payment of the annual pre-
mIums due on that day.
Ii is the bOundeH duty of every man, not only to his
family but his creditors to keep his property insured
and no man has any to complain of his neigh
bOrs and friends, if they should refuse corn tle
towards the loss of his property for the ~g the
reason that insurance IS cheap, aDd agents Of
the company reside in almost every town throughout
the State, and for trfing cost can be made
from loss of his property by fire. If will not
the precautiOn to secure his property against loss
by fire. if it lnsurable he has right to cali upon
his neighbOrs TO assist him.
The Kent County Mutual has a Capital of $435.
600, and pays promptly It's losses.
Parties desIrous OF lnsurng in this Company will
call upon the following agents.
AGENTS.
L. vadhinkle, Del. City. John W. Reynolds. FELTON,
Jesse s. darlington, Smyrna. C. A. Rawlns Bridgevile
Alex Jackson. Camden. James Ponder Milton
Jacob Y FOulk Milford. H. W. Baker, Seatord,
J. B. R. Powell, Pennington. H. T. Downing. Georgetown
P. A. Davis, Lewes
ELIJAH CROUCH travelling Agent.
DIRECTORS.
Geo. w. Cummins, Esq. Rev. ThOs Bradford
James X. Gle nents, DR.. Henry Rdgely,
William Oenney, William Walker
Jacob Deakyne, Gov James Ponder.
Jacob Williams, tSeafOrd.
OFFICERS
GEO w. CUMMINS, President Smyrna
ANDREW J. WRIGHT Sec'y and Treasurer.
a1rBusness communications promptly attend ed to
ANDREW j. WRIGHT
LOVER DELAWARE.
febl7l-lY.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19

1t washes without wearing the clotles-no rubbing
squeezing.
1t washes from to twenty five articles in from
one 10 four minutes
1t washes the finest Lace Curtains Handkerchiefs,
&c, without any injury.
1t washes the heaviest Quilts and Blankets
Ii washes whittier and more thorough clean than
by any other process strong currents Of water are
dashed through every part OF the iabHc
II Will save three times lis cost in single year in
labor and wear of clothes.
1t reduces washday TO an hour
The Klng Washer is so called, If we are rightly in.
formed, after The name Of its inventor; but it NAV
well assume the royal title for 1t is destined
TO lord ii over all competitors, and reign supreme In
the Laundry. Its claims are everywhere acknOWl.
edged and not only those who stood alOOf from all
washing machines, but some who ha we been using
other machines are replacing them with The King
Washer.-BdA. Gazette.
The King Washer arrived safe on FRIDAY evening.
on Monday morning had my maiden " experience
IN washing. pOstmOftem examination by experts
OF the family elected the following resul1s: one
fourth OF the time, three.fOurths saved better done
cleaner saving (unCal alculated) IN the wear Tne
servants are delighted. and my wife ami are pleased
Will take great pleasure in reComme ldng the King
Washer-CHARLEs l.. TRoUTMAN, Assistant IT, s.
Assessor, Richmond, Va.
The KING WASHER is so complete md answe rs 90
we'll all the ends desired. that there il nothing more
1eslred IN this time saving, laborsavIng machine
Pha. Press.
hA"'iHS PuiNHdSVu OHC VI guuI hING w NASHlNG MA
CHIMES and practically tested its capacity for econo.
my of time and labor. and also its cleansing proper-
lies. do not hesitate TO say 1t will do all you claim
Tor 1t, and | will cheerully recommend 1t to my
friends to be the BFsI washing machine have ever
seem w. LOANE, g. w Pratt ST. Baltimore
Does it take all the dirt out? Try it, and we ven.
ture the assertion that you cannot find piece OF linen
so solled that the King Washer will Tot make clean
as new in five mInutes.-BostOn journal
take pleasure in adding my testimony to the good
qualities Of the KING WASHER. 1t does It's work
we'll and etiecually, and ls undoubtedly one Of the
greatest labor-saving machines of the sge-Dr. j. H.
SCHRNCK, Is N. Sixth street, Phila
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19

,g ri
:R PRES|
to. Fruit Il
ht. mere 4
rid. Thi]
oW in use
i'll furnisa
mr. than \
uarts or d
to preVeI
ROGERS and
BY Johns
Philadel.
E, NOR
- Stree
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19
Special.

In the invention of the King Washer, il was de.
signed that II should combine all the good qualles of
every other washing machine and the same Time
TO have not single objectionable feature. Such
machine is the King; rubbing, no wearing and
tearing and last, but not least, labor made easy
If you cannot purchase a King Washer IN your
place. send us the
RETAIL PRICE, $500,
and we Will forward the you, free Of freight
TO places where one is selling II anv one is not
satisfied, and wishes to return the machine after
months trial, according to directions, We agree 10
REFUND THE MONEY,
free Of freight.
S Sold by dealers generally. to whom liberal dis.
counts are made.
King Washing Machine & Manuf Co.,
llO9, III, lIl3 Miller Street,
maY37l ly PHILADELPHIA.
Smyrna times., 1871-07-19
Delaware Railroad Line.
n III ma mer Arrang C nm G m {
On and after
MONDAY, MAY sth, 1871,

Passenger trains will run as follows, un-
til further notice. All Trains Sundays
excepted.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
THE BLACK SEA QUESTION.

TIE ooSFERESCE TO MEET o-MoRRow-wAR-
LIKE PREPARATIONS IN ENGLAND AND TuR-
hb'-IHE ENGLISH RON-CLADs GETTING
hEhDl foh sERVICE-TURKEY FORTIFYING
SINNPE.
LONDON. Saturday, Jan IA. 1871.
The Conference Of the Great popers nm the Rlacl
Sea difficulty has been summoned TO meet in this
city Oh Tuesdsy.
Extraordinary efforts are making 10 place the ed
tire British Navy in a seaworhy Condition The
work upon all ships constructing or repainne at
the several dock has been ordered 10 be pressed
90 completion
Ihe Sultan is determined TO make the port Of
SlDope on the Black Sea- frst-class naval station.
lhs Belgian Cabinet has earnestly sought to q.