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rHERMoMBTRI0AL.

The range Of the Thermometer yesterday
at tbe drug store of DR.. Joseph Blackman'
On the south side of Broad street, was ~
follows: sA. NJ, Ct; 10 A. NJ, 70; II NJ ~ z
pm 7o.4P.M 50; P. M, 68; 8 P. NJ, 70.
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FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT d Co. offer very
hne Kid Glove at 81; Gloves, two buttons,
81 IS. VIII open on Tuesday the celebrated
Cheilley's Kid Gloves, sold under guarantee,
for which We are the sole agents.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EIporu.

ST THOMAS AND MARKET--Per brig R 8 Has
Bell-130, 900 feet resaWGd lumber.
BALTIMoRB-Per steamship Maryland-l78 tcs
rice as7 bales upland cotton SO bales domestics,
81 bbl r0sin, 81 casks clay. 10000 feet lumber,
hhds hides, bales ragG and paper, and sundries.
Per schr Jno 81 Eancock--28o, 900 feet lum.
ber.
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NORTHKAsTRRN RAILROAD
sAyANNAH End oHARIEsToN RAILROAD.

90 bags sea isla i'd and 90 bales upland cotton,
100 bbls rosln. Al bbls spirits turpentine, 225
bushels rough rice, cars wood. lumber. mdse, &c.
TO W Downing, Klnsmsn& Howell,W Il Green.
Whilden Jones. Fraser 4 Dill, q Albright, b
Frost 4 co. GaiIlard & Minott, D McPht rson,
Utsey & Stokes, Crawley & Dehon, D O'Neill, Chase
& Outline, WIN N Bird 4 co, Peizer, Rod gers &
co, Mrs Lawton, Clscius, Laurey, Ale4an-
der & co, VIM Carney, b Olaussen, Wardlaw
& Carew, Miss Quinby. SilaG Jones. Jno Col
cock & CO, J C hcTureous. a Bischo1 CO. Wltte
BROS, Reeder 4 Davis, Mr5 A W Burnett, d F
Fleming & CO, Yates, W Courtney & co, T
Day, Smith, Forwarding Agent, and others
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GENTS FURNBHNG GooDs.-The best as.
sortment In town can be found OF Furchgott,
Benedict & Co.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, satinets, clothing, DC.
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FuRcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co. offer this
week great bargains In Carpets, Rugs, Drug
gets, OIL Cloths, &C.; also special bargains in
Cloths OF all description.
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TlHE PHILADELPHIA IRON STEAK
TIE FIRsr.oLAss IRoS SCREW srEAasRIPs

TEE F1KST-ULASS 1R0N SUhEW ESTEhM5nn
GULF STREAM, Captain Hunter, = Il, &
VIRGINIA, Captain Hinckley,
Arc now regularly on the Line, insuring q lnrst,
class sea connection between philadelphia aud
nies at both termini. afford rapid transportauoh
to and from all points In the Cotton States, ana
to and from Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago gnd the
principal cities OF the Northwest. Boston, Provi!
M The GUILE STREAM is appointed 70 fsstf
from Browns Wharf on SATURDAY, November sths
at O'Clock p u. lt.: ~, "a .s.Et.;s,
~ the VIRGINIA will follow. !. 81 as j. ;s.st
For particulars Of Freight arrangements, sppiyf
to WIN. M.A.COURTENAY, Union Wharvea. :
W. p. CLYDE q CO., General Agents. no. IL
South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia now:
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LIST OF VESSELS
TIP CLEARED AND Sailed FOB THIS PORT.

FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Br bark File de Pair, Jones, sailed.
The onward, BaleVard, up..-....."........Oct ID
CARDIFF.
The Mary Jane, Jones' sailed. Sept 26
The Emma, Pender, sailed. led.............-..-Sept 10
Bark Brilliant BARLEY, sailed. Sept 16
WEXFORD.
Brig Cyclone, Pendleton, sailed. Oct l6
BREHRN.
German bark Neptune, Ploghoftp up..... Oct
The Freihaudel, Wachter, sailed. d.~..........0ct l
TRooN.
The Augusta, Onderberg, sailed.
STOCKHOLM.
Bark Heios, Holm, sailed. led..................Sept s
BARCELONA.
Span bark ProYidencta, -, sailed. Sept 20
aIRGENTI, SICILY.
Swedish brig Anna, Jansen, sailed. Sept 8
PORT TALBOT.
The Santander, Miles, cleared ..............Oct 4
DEMRRARA.
Schr Fsrland, Baker, up. Oct 2s
vALPAKAIso.
Bark sapho, Wilbur, to sail. ail........,........0ct 1
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood cld.."Nov 4
Scnr kyrover, Brown, up.-................NoV
Schr VIM Eowe, Young, cleared. ........... Oct 30
Scbr E s Gildersleeve Smarter, Oct 30
Schr Albert Thomas, Rose, cleared. .........NoV 2
Schr 8 Davis Bishop, cleared. ...OcG u
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EoR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES HAns.

CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAILS. =
TIE LIVERPOOL ANB CHEAT WESTERN
IN STEAK COMPANY ~
Will dispatch one Of their drst.class, full power
Iron Screw Steamships rom p
PIER No. l6 N. B., EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
steerage Passage tOnnce No. 20 Broadway -
currency. tafs
WILLIAMS d 0UION, -
No. 6S Wall street, n. T..
n. B.--Througn Bills Lading to Liverpool issued
oy the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line.
For particulars and rate Of Freight apply to
JAMES ADGER d co.,
WAGNER, HUGER d CO.,
mevs Or WE A. OOURTENAY.
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Receipts by Railroad, November 0.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
2s4e bales cotton. $50 bhls hour, 1856 sacks grain.
To Railroad Agent, and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
e8s bales upland cotton, 80 bbls spirits turpen.
tine. 100 bbls rosin, cars Of lumber, mdse, &c.
To Frost Eco. W Z Ryan, A ] Salinas, 9 b
walter & CO. Mowry, 6 Son, T Smith. A Smith,
W b Chafee 4 CO, caldwell d Son, Geo W Williams
& CO, W Courtney & CO, Reeder d Davis. Bar.
din & Parker, Trenholm d Son, Whilden d Jones,
Boag, W o Bee d co, Jas Pringle i Son, y
& Holmes, Pelzer, Rodgers l. CO, Murdaugh i
weekly, Rayenel co., Robson, W O Dukes
& CO, sloan u Seignious, Klnsman Howell, In
graham Son, Crawley & Dehon, Qusckenbusb,
Estlll & co, Bischoff d CO, O + Levy, Bollmann
& co, E yelling, Railroad Agent, Order, and
Otnerg :-.s==.
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OCULAR LINE FOB GEORGETOWN,
n 81
FROM SOUTH COMMERCIAL WHARF.

Time Table OF Steamer EMILE, -
Captain G. O. White, fer November,
1872: u -.
LEAVE CHARLESTON. LEAVE GEORGETOWN.
AoNDAY, Nov 4, Z A n WRDNRs'Y, Nov 8, 6AM.
FRIDAY, Nov 8, A II MONDAY, Nov IL, SAX
WBDNBs'Y, Nov 13, Z A N FRIDAY, Nov l6, SAX
MONDAY, Nov Is, n WBDNEs'Y, Nov %. 5.AM
FRIDAY, Nov %, Z A ~ MONDAY, Nov rs, SAN
WEDNEs'Y, Nov 27, A MlFRIDkY, Nov 20, SAX
TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND. WkYERLY,
KEITHFIELD AND WEYMOUTH MAILS
EVERY TRIP.
nrFreight received day before sailing.
All Freight and wharfage must be pepafd.
No Freight received after sunset. y
Duplicate receipts required with all shipments.
SHACKELFORD KELLY, Agents,
North Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, s. O.
A. MORGAN, Agent, Georgetown, 8. O.
Oct7-tuthe 3moS
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REPORT FOR TEE WEEK.

The following is the official return Of deaths
In the City of Charleston, for the week end.
ing November 2, 1872.
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Flour steady at 81
Lard frm; steam ~;
at 8. Bacon steady;
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets,
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 8, 1872,

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 8, 1872.
CoTroN.-Ths staple showed moderate In.
quiry, In which the market had q softenlng char
acter, and buyers were enabled to operate at
easier rates, the irantactions being at irregular
figures, and somewhat difficult to quote but the
article receded generally to the extent OF full
&c p fb. Sales about 1900 bales, including near
200 the day before not reported, say at lexc, rs
at IT, So at TX. "A at TX, 14o at Tx. 100 at 17,
1I3 at IT 1916. IA at TX, 2s6 at 49, 1856 at 1s, so
at 1sf, II at lsHc p Is. We quote:
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CINCINNATI, November 6.
Is. Corn flrm; old 41a42c.
held at TX; kettle TX; held
shoulders 6xa6; clear rib
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The schr Jas Gordon, Ireland. from Charles
ton for Baltimore, was passed October 81, Ia
33.4o, long 1915.
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Il is rumored that Toby Watson, q well
known fisherman Of this town, wa
drowned on Friday night last during the
gale. he was taking . raft Of palmetto
logs to Charleston, and it is supposed he
was washed overheard somwhere in ST.
Helena sound.-Beayfort Republican.
Louis Napoleon ia in love with yourg
English lady residing near Chiseihurst.
and Eugenie is jealous. Verify, mo.
narchs are but mortal after all, and
beauty is tyrant which tyrannizes even
over tyrants themselves.
Revenge is sweet. A widow won 89O.-
O0O from German gambler at Baden
Baden, and French General, whose
hatred Of Germany is undying, married
the avenger of hia country and the 500
600.
VIM. Brice. Esq. died on Saturday
last in Fairfield. He had been confined
to his room for nearly seven years with
paralysis. He was in his eightieth
year.
Atlanta, Ga. wants new Jail. the old
one being 30 full, they say, that the
prisoners legs are sticking out Of the
windows.
A determined Indiana elopess, being
closely pressed by her papa, cleared an
eight foot fence at bound, and escaped
into the land Of matrimony.
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RRMARKAp1n CYorour IN F1oRpA-

hRMARKABLA CYCLONE EH FLORIDA
GREAT OBSTRUCTION OF LIFE AND Pro
PERTY.-A correspondent of the Savan.
nah Republican. under date of jackson.
vile, March II, 1879. writes:
On the night OF Saturday last, the
9TH instant, one OF the most severe
storms that ever occurred in the vicinity
OF Jacksonville was experienced. so far
as ut present reported, in it's severest
aspect, it took the form of q whirlwind,
commencing near McGirt's Greek, about
six miles Southwest OF Jacksonville,
thence passing Northward to the settle
ments near the railroad, where it seemed
to centre it's destructive forces. In this
vicinity, the houses OF the following
persons were utterly dem olished: Solo
mon Thomas, Edwin Tyner. James
johnson. the kitchen Of Constant Ste
vens; also, the houses OF Jerome Barton,
colored. and April Pons, colored. The
daughter-in-law of the last was killed,
and his son wounded. The wife of O
colored man, named Wiggins, WAS killed;
sue was found entirely divested of her
clothing by the fury of the wind. Ssve-
raj others in the neighborbood are re-
ported killed. Many other houses in the
same vicinity were blown down, and
many other persons are wounded, and,
doubtless. some are killed, who, in the
short time TINT has elapsed, cannot bo
reported from so thinly settled @ region.
Carts were lifted bodily and thrown long
distances, and i'll many instances shi-
vered to pieces. In one instance, the
tiro-bands were torn off, and one tire was
found wrapped round the trunk of
tree like the coil Of u rope. Immense
pine trees were torn up by the roots aud
carried III every direction. Of fencing
destroyed, tho quantity in the same
neighborhood is MI im mepse item.
The whirl circlcd North. east toward
the st. Johns River, where it struck the
dwelling OF one of the foremen of the
st. John s lumber mill, Mr.. Godfrey. 1t
was new and pretty dwelling. erected
alter tho modern STYLE, but of light tim
bers. The fanily were unhoused in
few moments, aud Mr.. G.. his wife and
wife's sister SO much injured as to re-
quire imme ediate medical attendance from
Jacksonville Fortunately, no one was
killed there, bu the demolition Of the
house is eutire. A colored man was
also killed near the samo place. These
are the principal casualties reported up
to this time.
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HAVANA, March, 14.--A German mar.
chant. named Stephani, has absconded.
His liabilities emount to $50. 600.
ST.. Louis, Maroh 14.-There will be
aimsss meeting Of the women Of the
Methodist Church here tomorrow. to
consider plan for memorializing the
General Conference OF the Methodist
Church to permit the ordination OF wo-
men as ministers. The call for the meet.
ing was signed by ladies holding high
social positions and of great personal
worth.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 14.-The
Republican State Convention fully en-
dorses Grant and Colfax, aud favors
their re-election. The present State
officers were re-nominatcd.
NEW YORK, March 14-Evening. The
Nail Manufaoturer's Association agreed
to advance all grades of nails twenty five
cents per keg.
Dix presided over full meeting of
the Erie directory. Everything appeared
harmonious.
WARRENroN, Va, March 14.-The
Conference was in session until after IL
O'Clock this morning. Bishop Payne
finished the reading Of the appointments
at IL midnight. Resolutions compli-
mentary to Bishop Payne, the presiding
officers, and Rev. George G. Brook, Lutte
Sunday school Agent, we're passed; also,
to the railroads for free return tickets.
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A YoUNa LADY, DISCUSSED AS A MAN.
JOINS THE KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As. The
Scranton Times has an account of q great
excitement among the Knights of
Pytl.ias OF that place. A nice-lcokino
person, young and genteel, came to
Scranton few months ago, giving the
name OF Francis Williams.
He became acquainted at the boarding
house with several members Of the
Knights of Pythias Lodge, aud finally
expressed hfs desire to Join. He was
proposed, went through the usual rou-
tine, was elected, received the Pages
degree. made favorable impression.
advanced to the second degree, and was
duly prepared for the third or Knights
degree, but in certain part Of the work
an accident disclosed to s!! The officers
and members present that they had been
Initiating and giving the degrees OF the
order to ,ooman! The members were
startled and nonplussed, and for q long
while silence reigned. No one knew
what to do. 1t was finally agreed that
she should be kept under supervision
until the Worthy Grand Chancellor be
heard from.
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DISTRESSING OccuRRENcE.-On Satur-
day last, 9th instant, an occurrence
trnnspired in our city which carried
thrilling bereavement to the hearts of
two aged parents, besides large circle
of acquaintances. MIR. Duncan Brooks,
son of Capt. j. w. Brooks, having pro-
cured vial of laudanum, drank Of it in
sufficient quantity to produce death,
which took place about IL O'Clock the
same night. It is the confirmed opinion
OF those knowing him best and most in
timately, that ut the time the deed was
committed, he was la5oring undsr Sc
we're attack Of alteration, produced by
long continued and excessive use OF
ardent spirits. AS soon as the fatal not
became known, DR.. s. s. Marshall was
summoned, who made every effort to
save his life, but with no avail. The
deceased was about twenty -four years
old. His venerable father, near eighty
five years OF age. and his estimable
mother, especially, have the sincere con
dolence OF every one, in this sore afli &C.
tion. GreenoiHe Enterprise.
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IHE LATEST CIRCULAR Sw1ND1E.-
printed circular was handed to Superin-
tendent helso. yesterday at police head
Quarters, purporting to come from "Jen-
lungs. DcFrau & Co., importers and
manufacturers Of artificial flowers, feath-
era md ribbons, 1G9 Broadway, p. o.
oox 2,9oI. The circular solicits agents
III the various country towns, to whom
thny otter sample packages on receipt of
Slo, $40, Or $50. On inquiry at 100
Broadway, no such firm could be found.
Ne,o York San.
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Some of the towns in Vermont having
vacciasted most OF their population, ai Q
now little inclined to grumble because
tho smallpox does not como along.
There Is general feeling there that all
the trouble hos boon taken for nothing.
A drover who se.ls his cattle by live
weight always gives them as much water
as they will drink before driving them
on the scales. This is his way of water
ing stock.
Punch says he has observed that the
unfortunate mans friends live away off.
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a Frenchman. writing to the Gaulios,
gives an account of his uensations while
hanging himself, which may be of hene.
tit to persons Of suicidal turn of mind.
and who would like to know "what the
thing is like" AS if preparing to
hang up his coat. he drove II nail into
the wall. and therefrom suspended him.
self by loop cord, which he fastened
about his neck. and then slowly kicked
away his chair. From the crown of his
head to the soles of his feet he felt a
general mixing up of tbs fluids of the
body" This was succeeded by flash
ing, dancing light before his eyes, and
then concentrated at single focus, and
thence rippled into space in concentric
circles. His head seemed compressed in
an iron ring; needles without number
seemed to dart from the ends of his
fingers and toes; then there was a terri
BILE swapping at the nape of his neck,
and serpent seemed to wriggle down
his spine. His last sensation was one of
pain at the throat and shoulder-blades.
Ho had expected to wake up and find
himself dead, but knd-or unkind-
friends cut him down.
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AMUsEMENTs IN NEW YoRK.-The
theatres and opera are all making money,
notwithstanding the restraining inAu-
enoss OF the Lenten season. The acade-
my matinee on Saturday yielded about
%, OO0. which, added to the receipts of
the previous night, makes total TOR the
two performances of about $12,5OO.
Nilsson is going to Philadelphia and
Baltimore, after which she will sail for
Europe with balance to her credit, as
the net result Of her American cum
paign, of not far from 100000
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ARRESTS. On Thursday night last, :at
the burning of the stable of Mr. Jeu-
nings, two men, Frederick Allen, white,
and Charles Gus. oolored, were arrested
on suspicion of being engaged as princi-
pals or accessories in our rscent fires,
"nd have been committed to JAIL No
official examination has yet been made,
but there are ample rensons for the be-
lief that one or both are guilty, aud such
ls the established assurance of the officers
having them in custody. When they
were first taken in charge by Sheriff
Southern. 80 strong arc the circum.
stances indicating their completely, that
the crowd could scarcely be restrained
from lynching them.
Our people have been alarmed ut the
frequency of fires that have occurred of
late. which has given deep feeling Of
nneasiness to the entire city. Tho re-
Election that perva,les ones mind, upon
retiring at night, that before daylight
comes lie may be aroused only to esoape
with his life from the dangers of fire, or
that the next mornings sun may shine
on the ruins Of the roof that afforded
his family shelter from tho wind and
rains. or that his store, shop or Office
may as suddenly disappear, is anything
but one tending to com posure and quiet.
such IL fair description of the disQuiet
and restlessness under which we are now
living. as no one knows where the incen-
diary's torch will next be applied 10
send up urid flames.
lGreenuiAe Enterprise
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THI.mGR.A.FHIO
EorslsnAAnAlrss

1OkolR1S A0A1SQS
PABIs. March 14-No negotiations
for anticipating they balance OF the war
debt are pending between France and
Germany.
Minister Dufause made a powerful
speech in favor Of penalties against the
Internationals, which society, he de-
olafed. was anding menace to Euro
pean society. jules Favre opposed the
bill. The fret clause of the bill, making
it q criminal offence to belong to the
society. was adopted, by SOL to 1O4.
LONDON, March 14.-In the trial for
perjury. large number OF witnesses are
expected to be brought forward by the
prosecution, to show that the claimant
OF the Tichborne estates is Arthur Orton
It is reported detectives have arrived
from Australia, with warrant for the
arrest Of Orton, on the charge of murder.
The reply OF Secretary Fish to the
note OF Earl Granville relative to the
Alabama case only reached Schenck.
The tone of Fisk's communication is
eminently pacific. and an intimation is
given OF the regret and surprise of the
American Government at the English
Interpretation of the treaty OF Wash.
ington.
A telegram from Gibraltar reports a
boat belonging to the frigate Aridne
oapsiling and eleven persons drowned,
including two officers.
BERLIN, March II. The Posen apothe-
cary, arrested on suspicion of contem-
plating the murder of Bismarck, has
been released.
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A Kansas genius, it is said, hns in
vented flying machine and intends to
take an overland journey to San Frnn-
cisco.
One horse drew thirty-seven members
OF the Salem Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals to meeting of
the society one muddy evening recently.
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Auct1on 8alee.


Sale of Kings Mountain Railroad.
Theodore D. Wagner and Asbury Coward.
trustees. us: the Kings Mount ain Railroad
foreclosure Of Mortgage.
BY H. H. DeLEON.
In pursuance Of the terms of q Mortgage
l. executed by tho Kings Mountain Rail-
road road Company: on the 18th day OF March,
1865, and by virtue. OF the powers therein
Charleston, 8. c., on WEDNESDAY, March
70, 1871, at IL o'clock. at corner East Bay and
Broad streets,
The entire RAILROAD Of the said Compa-
ny, including the bed and superstructures of
said Road, the materials used in conatruc-
ton, the stations, station house depots.
store-houses, workshops, machinery and fiI.
lures thereon, and all the engines aud rolling
stock. together with all the rights, privileges
said Railroad Company.
Terms cash; purchaserh to pay for papers
and stamps. THEODORE D. WAGNER,
ASBURY COWARD,
Jan IA TrusteeA