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National Republican., 1873-01-09
BOARD OF HEALTH.
r,,,,c n,-,,r-. of ,bc Hoard,

Fuhlic business OF the Beard
A regular meeting Of the Board OF Health was
held last night Dr. 9. O. Cox In the chair, and
4 number Of bills were presented by Mr.. Mar.
bury, which were approved and ordered TO be
'-G Dr. verdi, from the special committee on the
procurement Of buildings for employees OF the
board engaged In the smallpox service, reported
that every arrangement had been completed Tor
the employees comfort.
Also reported that since August there had
been received at the health once i,62o messages
The Chairman presented the mortuary reports
Of the District for the months Of October and
November, 1871, as follows: 0ctober-isl deaths;
whites, loo; colored, y; males, 80; females, ss;
SovemSef1iss deaths; white, % 81; y coiored, Il;
males, 81; females, II; decrease Of % over the
previous month. OF these numbers ~ deaths
were from smallpox In October and IS In Noyem.
Der.
The secretary read the following letter:
DEcEMBER 30 ls72
GENTLENEs. would respectfully suggest that
where there are dogs and cats connected with
houses where there are smallpox patients To-
Gated they he exterminated. | consider this ls a
necessary measure to prevent the spread Of the
disease, as noticed dog going In and out the
back yard at the house corner OF Ninth and Y
with other dogs, Is not this a good way to dis
semlnate the epideinlcf -.
Dr. Verdi presented report as TO the best
mode Of burylng smallpox cases In orler to pre-
vent the spread OF the disease, Furnished the
readers Of the REfuBLiCAS,) which caused con-
siderable debate, and after few notifications
vas adopted.
Mr.. Marbury read letter from gentleman in
| Georgetown, complaining OF pile OF dirt IN
| front Of his residence on Prospect street, and
| offered a resolution declaring the same nuls-
| ance Injurious to health.
The resolution was not adopted, but the com.
/ muulcation was referred to the Board Of Public
/ Works, asking the removal Of the pile Of earth.
DIR. Cox offered a resolution, setting Tuesday
/ and Friday evenings for the meetings OF the
| hoard, and Wednesday evenings for conference
/ meetings.
| Dr. ver,ii offered the following resolution
Resolved, That the board respectfully request
by letter all heads Of Departments that whenever
| smallpox occurs In the family Of any employee
| in their respective Departments, or whenever
/ employees have been affected with or exposed u
i the smallpox, that the same he not allowed u
| fetum TO duty In any Department where othel
| clerks are collected unless the same can pro
luce q certificate from the health officcr that HI
IA In a condition not 10 convey the contagion
Adopted.
National Republican., 1873-01-09
REYNOLDS POST, NO. o.
Installation of Omceru.

J. =. Reynolds Post, No. q, Grand Army Of the
Republic, Installed their newly.elected ofiloers
at Masonic hall last evening. The ballroom, In
which the ceremonies took place, was tastefully
decorated with signal nags while at the back OF
q platform at the rear o. the hall three large
nags were gracefully draped. Attached TO these
were portraits Of President Grant, Senator VII.
son and Gen. J. p. Reynolds, the likeness OF the
latter being particularly life-like. On one side
Of the platform was an arrangement OF lmple-
ments Of war, consisting Of large brass can.
non, hung with guldons, knapsacks, &c. On the
other side, representing peace, were arranged .
number OF agricultural implements, such a.
rakes, scythes, nalls, and machine Tor cutting
hay.
The ceremony OF Installation was performed
by Mr.. y. II. Sprague In an impressive manner.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. DR.. J. @. Rankin,
and the ceremonies concluded BY music The
following are the names Of the Officers Installed:
Commander, VIM. II. Kuhns; \. v. CON-, Geo. r.
Corson; J. V. Com, Aug. Rldgely; Adlutant, d,
s. Tompklns; q. NJ, A. II. NJ. Taylor; Chaplain,
A. ]. EasterbroOk; Surgeon, L. j. Draper, NJ. ID,
o. D., X. r. Brouner, o. O., Geo. w. Wise; Ser
geant Major, Alden Bradford; Y. NJ. Sergeant,
John Riley,
National Republican., 1873-01-09
OUT. OF COURT.
The uoe7Gray Homicide,

The Case Goes OT Upon a slip In the
Indictment-The Defendant Held for n
New Indictment.
Lewis q. Close was placed at the bar Of the
Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur, yesterday,
charged with the murder Of John W. Gray on
the isth Of April last.
Mr.. Harrington appeared for the Government
and Messrs ]. d. Bright and W. J. Miller for the
defence.
TIE defendant, by his counsel, moved TO quash
the Indictment, on the ground that IL did no,
allegc that the felony had been committed
against the peace Of the United States nor within
the District Of Columbia.
Mr.. Harrington said that he was not willing,
after an inspection Of the Indictment, TO consume
two or three days In the trial and have the In
dlctment quashcd at last. There was an omls-
sion, clerical idpsus pdRnd, the word "States'
being omitted after the word "Unlted,r In the
indictment. lie would therefore consent that
the indictment he quashed but asked that the
accused he held for the next grand Jury, that =
new indictment might ho prepared.
The court made the order suggested by the
District attorney, and thus closed the case fot
the prpsent
National Republican., 1873-01-09
The ulhcrnluns.

A large number Of our Irish-American fellow
Citzens were entertained last evening by their
COuntTyman, Mr.. NJ. Hills, At his residence, cor
ner Of I. and Sixteenth streets, the occasion
being the anniversary OF his fortleth birthday.
After partaking Of sumptuous supper the eve
nlnga enjoyment commenced by the unanimous
selection OF Major NJ. Emmett urel for the post
ton OF chairman. The Introductory speech Of
the Major was a gem Of directness and breyity,
entirely unlike those prollN, ntaidpropos speeches
given on such occasions. After cOngratulatlng
the company on the absence OF waterfalls"
Ctwas "stag' partyO the ungallant Major gave
rs toast, "Onr immaculate selves" and called
upon Mr.. Charles Mccarthy, OF the state Depart
ment TO respond, which he did by rendering, In
that peculiarly inimltabe style for which he In
Llstinguished, "The night before Larry was
stretched" Hon. VIM. Pagan, OF Utah, who is
on visit 10 his brother, corner OF Fifteenth and
= streets, In this city, recited " "Murrays Lament
for Davis" Mr.. Dan. Mccarthy, of the War De-
partment and Mr. Robert Emmett Doyle, OF the
Paymaster Generals once, provoked excessive
laughter and hearty applause BY their rendering
Of the "MAtrimOnial Duet" "OrAnRe and
Green by the host, and "Belieye me II al those
endeafing young charms" by Mr.. Tim hangan,
were the gems Of the evening. Al the close Of
"Fontenoy," by Mr.. Hugh J. Pagan, OF south
Washington, Mr.. John NJ. KeOgh, In few pol
ished and eloquent remarks, entirely unlike that
rOuRh-a d-ready OratOTy peculiar TO such ocCa-
sions, proposed the health Of "Our Host,' which
was suitably responded 10 In neat speech by
Mr. Hills. The company separated about mid
night, well pleased with the entertainment OF
Mr. H., and the inexhaustlble reservoir Of fun
and song belonging 10 the occasion.
National Republican., 1873-01-09
CITY SMALL TALK.

Double relatiyes-The Siamese twins.
Murrays grammar (grand-ma) Is not woman.
The way to advance In llfe--uet step-father.
.Iacohs nf Reynolds Post, is forming club Of
blende giants.
Close Communion Baptists are now called
"air-tight" ones.
The Chicago relief committee made another
effort at meeting yesterday, but failed again.
lzThe clerk who does not want any more salary
was caught at the Government slaughter-house
yesterday stealing oN-tails.
Detective McDeyitt yesterday recovered two
more OF the carts that were stolen from Mr..
Fletcher a short time since.
At the last meeting Of the North Washington
Building Association, held on Tuesday night,
twenty-eight shares were sold at an average Of
about 50 per cent
The meeting Of the National Labor Council
that was to have been held In Clarkeb hall this
evening. will take place In Mechanics hall, No.
4s5 Louisiana avenue.
National Republican., 1873-01-09
HninllpAx.

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
10 the health Oiicer yesterday: one at No. l25
Fast Captol street; one at No, l26 street south
west: one az No. 81 Howard row; one at No. 81
q street northeast; one In alley between Twen-
ty.third and TWenty-fourth and and NJ streets
northwest; one at No. lOOi four.and.a-half
NJ and N northwest; one on Tennessee avenue,
between u and streets. Deaths-One corner
OF Twelfth and X streets southeast The cases
TepoIted on Nineteenth street. between and
o. and on NJ street, between Fifteenth and Six
teenth, were not those Of smallpox.
YACCINATIORH
DIR. W, d, Stewart, medical Inspector on duty
at the health once, performed II vaccinations
Yesterday.
National Republican., 1873-01-09
KnIuhis nr 81. PnIrIcL-

The second grand annual ball OF the Knights
OF ~. Patrick took place last evening at Odd
Fellows hall, and was In every respect a most
agreeable affair. The gallant knights appeared
10 much advantage In their beautiful uniform,
and were unremltting In their efforts 10 provide
for the comfort and pleasure OF their numerous
guests, comprising a full representation OF
irish American ladies' and gentlemen from all
sections OF the city. A large number Of AmeH-
cans Of both sexes, also graCed the occasion by
their presence. DOnch'a ine band discOursed
most excellent music, and the festivities were
kept lp with pndimlnished Zest until an early
hour this morninS. Every one who had the
pleasure to particulars IN tns enIosaoie enteL,
recollsctionS Of ia Incidents We heartily con-
gTatulate the gallant Knights ul'yn tne prllllant
success that crowned their second ailhuaI JAIL
National Republican., 1873-01-09
Tcmpnrnncr Alliance.

BY reference TO our advertising columns u
will be seen that the delegates TO the proposed
temperance congress assemble this evening, ai
1850 O'Clock, In Union League hall.
The purpose Of this movement is clearly ex'
pressed In the call which Is issued from Pioneer
Council No. I, Sons Of Jonadab, to strengthen
their friends In Congress; to sustain the police
commissioners In the execution Of law, and V
take necessary steps TO promote harmony ant
friends OF temperance throughout the District.
About eighty delegates from the different so
cIeties, representing several thousand temper
ance men and women, will meet In this confer
ence, and the result Of their labors will adj
great weight TO the advancement Of the cause
which seems TO be rapidly growing throughou
the country
National Republican., 1873-01-09
DRoPosAIs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
ON THE MISSOURI RIVER.
HEADQUARTERS NIL DIy, OF ran MIsaouRI.l

OfIiCE ChihH QuARTERMAHrrn, }
gHIcLdo, ILL, ~ WABAsH Ay., Dec, ID, liza \
ssaed nIop9~lS w br received A ,his 9iiice unti
lb si ior the trlnspoftaiiop q doyernment trSSrs
and supplies on the Missouri river, between slonI
gityi Iowa, las PRINCIPAL starting pont) and FORT
Benton, NJ IL gr for transportation between Edwin.
ton, at the N. y. - H. crossing pf Missouri river
laa principal starting pOintD and Fort Delton and
ee,Ssen Edyini9n and Sioux City, from March %
Each proposal must he aceompanied by n bond In
the sum OF ten Thousand dollArs, Jsiooo) executed
In legal form by twU or more Responsible persons
seeEtned a. fully responsible BY judge Or ClerE oi
case the SPntract Ia awarded To tho person propos.
lnH, u VII DO aooepted and ontered into, and good
and suficient security furnished Immediately by
the faithful fulnlnent Of the contract
The Government reserves the right 70 reject any or
all bids that may be offered
List o. epecincatons aud requirements for the in.
Formation Of bidders form Of contract To be entered
into In case Of award, aud form Of proposal can he
had BY application TO this oice or 10 the offices of
the Qn,rterpaster'a Department at sL Louis, Mis-.
ha, Or sioux CITY Iowa and no bid will be enter.
list q speoine.9ns and requlfenients and form of
Moreover, no bid viii bo entertained, under any
circumstances, unleaa tho bidder Is present In pef.
son. Qrsby duly authorized agent or Attorney atthe
opening q The bids, and y then and there prepared
,ips Sss sS Y ,1 sSs q e out
Proposals should be ind dorsed Proposals for Army
| dressed 10 the ndersiHned. d. III HnCKFR, ~
| Assistant QuATternAster deneal U X A. Ihiei
ouartermaster Nil, Div of the Missouri decis
National Republican., 1873-01-09
Cei.red school Tru.tee.

The Board Of Trustees Of Coiored schools held
a meeting last evening at the sumner building;
Mr.. Henry johnson tpresdenD In the chair. All
MI. johnson calisi up, as unfinished business,
the selection Of an assistant for the High school,
and after discussion the following resolution was
Rlsoirsd, That the secretary he instructed to
correspond with Miss Mary II. Andrews In rela-
ton 70 the acceptance o. The % assistant
a 4 Communication on was read from DR.. Augusta,
asking an appropriation Q, tieo fos physiological n
school. T1Ie appropriation asked for was made.
George W. Sarrett made apEflcatIon for the
position Of lani'or. Ordered 70 DC nlsd'
principal Of the High school, complaining Of not
receiving the Just courtesy due from the super
lntendent and his predecessor, aud requesting
naming Miss Briggs, OF the Anthony Bowen
school, for that position, and In case she was
not acceptable he presented @ the name, name OF Miss
school. II these requests arc com piled with, he
would cheerfully take charge Ol the school;
otherwise his common sense an q experience
would lead him respectfully TO decl Inc taking the
Mt. Cook, superintendent, stated that Mr..
Greener had called at his house; thit he did not
know him, and he then asked permission to 90
through the sumner building, to which he re-
| Piled that there was no objection, and he would
bnd the secretary at the building, who would
| Saturday, and was not aware that anything un.
pleasant had transptTed, and told him 70 be present
| on Monday morning, and he would Introduce
| him TO the school, and was not aware he was In
| the room on that morning, because by doing SO
! he had violated his agreement. why the attack
>-as made he was unable TO say, and could not
acc, ,'unt for 1t. He thought was uncalled for
and u, lust.
Mr. JJh. .nsOn thought the entlre affair was a
matter Of IN. understanding, aud was sorry that
Mr. Wormiey Desired to see everything working
Mr. Gray said that The hest thing was for the
two Gentlemen 10 meet and talk the matter over
and settle II In that way.
The subject was laid over.
Miss RAY was temporarily transferred from the
S-street school 10 the High school, and Miss Chew
assigned In her place. -, ,
A number Of bills were presented, approved
and ordered to lie paid. -,--
regulating the duties OF janitors he 50 anend NJ
as 10 Include engineers. Agreed 10.
The board then adtOurned.
National Republican., 1873-01-09
AInannlc.

On Monday last convention Of the ordor o.
High Priesthood was SrganIEed IN 'Iis NSgEeT Sn
urssidant, y. T. 7. HOlmead vice president WIN.
NIddIeton, chaplain; John locke, heralli n. u.
i nns,iey. conductor L. II. MacGr0tty, lnaslYr o.
.esAssnonIes, A, Glass, captain OF tue RuaIu'
JHS'JTsyner, aeCPtpTy. In about two weeks he
a1,osntlon expect 20 he prepared 10 confer tne
Ss necullaT TO II for the drst Time IN lhlsciy
National Republican., 1873-01-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


GOOD restaurant cook Is wanted.
Two energetic white men are wanted.
A GOLD enameled bracelet has been lost.
Two ROOMS furnished or unfunshed are Of
fered for rent.
WALLER 4 McREE have a three-story house
'le at bargain.
fors~. assortment OF new and secondhand
A eRkAi n NJ. Young, jrs.
carriages AZ 'o.- ing Of Kit Carson Post, No.
AN ADJOURNED meeS e evening.
2, q. A. II, will be held tn- OF The National
The regular course Of lecture ,rrow even
College OF Pharmacy will begin to-IH--
ing.
PROF. L. CoRRADI CoLIIEREs, Of the Washing
ton singing Academy, will open primary class
for children Of both sexes tomorrow.
GREEN A WILLIAMS, auctlOneers, will sell on
Wednesday, January 10, at 10 O'Clock q. m, an
excellent assortment Of household Furniture.
LATINER \ CLEARY, auctionecrs and real estate
brokers, will sell on Thursday, January %, at
I:SO O'Clock y. M, valuable improved real estate.
National Republican., 1873-01-09

The new family building Of the Reform
school on the old BladensbuTg road, Ia almost
completed, and Is now occupied by about elghty-
peTintendent, Mr.. Y. W. Howe. The nrst story
of the main building Is fairly under way, and Il
Il expected that the whole structure Will be
Hnished and ready TOR occupancy by the LIST Of
June next The old building Is now occupied by
the Ollcers OF the Institution,
National Republican., 1873-01-09
,.ur.d.oaKIII.d NV BuI,.

About one O'Clock yesterday afternoon, while
Edward FaTrow, an old soldier at the Soldiers
Home, was herdlng cattle, he was attacked BY a
completely severed. DIR. j. d. Bond, U. y. A.,
was sent Tor, and after q hasty ride from the
city to the Soldiers Home, found farrows case
hopeless one, and that nothing could be done
for him, FaTToW lived until about three O'Clock,
when death put an end TO his su.nerings.
National Republican., 1873-01-09
TOO MUCH MARRIED.

Sentence OF Semmes, the BigaHist.
VIM. semmes, convicted Of blgamy, was yes
tertiay brought into the Criminal court for SEN
tence.
The Court called up the prisoner and said:
"YOu stand convicted OF blgamy, but recon-
mended TO the mercy OF the Court, which shall
have proper weight II Is my duty TO pronounce
sentence, which shall proceed TO do, unless you
have some reason to show against It."
The Prisoner. have nothing TO say.
The Court. The sentence OF the law Is that
you be Imprisoned In the Albany pentitentiary
for two years.
The accused went back to jail with the
bailif.
4 plea In abatement that he was tried by the
wrong name remains to he heard In the general
term, on appeal for motion overrullng the plea.
National Republican., 1873-01-09
Washington AuHIery Au.iye,.ary.

The Washington Artillery gave most pleas
ant entertainment at the headquartera, corner OF
New YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, last
night. Donch's band was In attendance and fur
nished excellent promenade and dancing music.
Capt. staTkweather, assistesi by Lieut. West,
with other Oricers and members OF the corps
aid everything they could 10 render their guests
cat home" The Governors stan were all
Eant plant, at the head OF the COScaEan Zouaves,
with their new drum corps, were announced.
After proper attendance TO the vishing soldiers
The hospItalitIes OF the evening were unbounded,
and altogether It was great success.
National Republican., 1873-01-09
Cco. n, Kcuuc,ly, FIpc Crocer.

Al my large and handsome store, No. 1902 Y
street northwest, am receiving daily As 1ne an
assortment Of the choicest family groceries as
ever offered for sale In this city, and as low as
the price list OF any flrst-class house. My stock
consists of the finest teas coffees sugars, spices,
nilwOrths preserves, table lnNuries, French can
dies, and every article usually found In frst-
class grocery.
refunded. As I give all Oriers my personal at
tcnuOn, and have but one price, those who may
favor Ine with their patronage may rely upon
being fairly dealt with. Gro. 4. KENNEDY,
No, 1900 street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-01-09
The Gland t;rnbv schcmc.

WAsHIHGros, January 4, lsTa
Ed. REPUBLICAN: Your frln stand against the
grand "land grab" now being pushed through
Congress-, Is consistent with your position with
reference to all such Jobs.
The Presidents message stated that the num-
Der Of enlistments during the late war was
2,6OO,OCO. Allowing 10000 as the number who
have deceased without leaving heirs, and In
cludlng those who for various reasons would
not claim the benefits Of the act, and IL will
leave 2,O00,0O0 claimants. Deducting twenty-
tye per cent for repeated claims, and 100 acres
Of land will be granted to 100000 persons, re-
quring 2+o, 1000 acres, or $1,000 square miles,
to satisfy the grant
The state ofNew York contains 1900 square
miles, so that an extent Of territory equal 10
eight such States is to be given over to the Phil
llstinesl
FOsED LAW,
National Republican., 1873-01-09
Practical Phonola ~.

Professor Coradi Colllere, II is stato1 with
pleasure, proposes TO organize classes for IN
struction In practical phOnoiogy, an art which
mas for It's basis the true natural action OF the
organs Of speech, Strengthening their vlgor and
developing elasticity, and Il also includes In
struCtlon In the use OF the breath. These con-
alterations are Of great Importance 10 the young,
and II is to be hoped the Professor will meet
with most encouraging success.
National Republican., 1873-01-09

TuE ''DoNEsr1c- sxwNo MACHINE COMPANY IL
selling more machines In its second year than
any other sewing machine company ever son ~ ~
its tenth year. the Domestic" has won ths
success at a time when competition " the
strongest, and when people are the best IN,
formed, most critical and exactlnF when goou
machines sell the most readily, and bad ones the
most slowly,
A word 10 the wise ia suificlent.
Mr.. P. Adams A Co., pOo street tMhsonlc
TempieN arc the agents for the Domestic" In
this city,
National Republican., 1873-01-09
PrIsoner Eseaped.

After the adjournment Of the Police Court
Yesterday Barll1 Langley, while accompanying
i prisoner named James Green, colored, TO OBJ
tain money 10 pay nne OF tsO ior Carrying con-
same from friend at Mays building, took II into
MS head 10 escape, and on arriving At room In
the building the prisoner succeeded ~ gettlng
only fl2 OF the amount, when ne made bolt
through the second story back window 70 the
ground and made his escape. The ballln was
obliged to return without either the prisoner or
father came into the court yesterday morning
and maid the score,
National Republican., 1873-01-09
The Snnnerbnnd.

The sengerbund at Its last meeting, on Tues
day, the tn instant installed the following
ofItArs 10 serve during the next six months:
II, Waldecker, president; Y. knoop, vice presl-
dent; r. ROCkaT, corresponding secretary u.
Ritter, recording secretary; 7. Flavensteln,
financial secretary A. Hart, treasurer e. hae-
Iar uhru
National Republican., 1873-01-09
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
TRfCr OF COLUMBIA
Alexander Humes ct al .,, p,,,,,,,.n,u

II a ordered by the Court this ssth day Of Decen
her, lh9i that the sale made by Richard 7. MorSe
Der last, 70 John Hnmes, pf the south eleven feet
front by the depth OF the lot No y, aud the north
square No ~, IN the city Of Washington. District ~
C9lImbia, with the nprgycmcnts, for ts,oCo and BY
Iuihed and conhrmed, unless cause 10 the contrary
bc shown on or hetore the sSth day of January
the NATIONAL Ri;FunLtCAN newspaper, once In each
q three suoooosiye weeks before said 10Th day Of
January next
By the Court A. wYLIE
Atrue copy. Test n J, MEIoH, Clerk
BY I. Y. NILLIAMA. Aaalalant Ulerk lAa ThaN,
National Republican., 1873-01-09
KNIGHT, Of PytlIias.

At regular meeting OF Damon Lodge, X. Of
T., last night, the following ofncers were In
Wis; v. c., L. A. LipscOmb; Prelate, q. Ledham;
EXchequer, l.. d. Parker; NJ. Of r., J. u. spll'
mon; X. Of X. and s., L. j, Draper; N. df A., D,
II. Richard !. g., A. kibblei .. g., Thomas Gil
lesple,
National Republican., 1873-01-09
u..,n, ar m. Corcornn Zounye,,

On wednesday night next the Corcoran
Zouayes will take benent At the Satlonai
NAV of "Ours, !" the ZOuayes Will give an eNhlhl'
t%5 arm on the stage. The President aud tue
G0yeTnOr, with his star, are expected % be
present. The HplNYe1 WIZ go 'hIoush No 'Sieh'
manual
National Republican., 1873-01-09
THE LIGMT.RTNSING 4. z T:I

Sewing Machine Is the best Of all The perfec-
tiOn Of stitch on ali kinds Of goods great range
OF work, ease OF operation, nolseless, (Or more
nearly so than any other shuttle machlne,) self
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts Is not egualed In any other machine.
once, pO5 street, Masonic Temple.
NJ. 2. ADAMS a Co., Agents.
National Republican., 1873-01-09
Bowen va. DeLurRe.

EDITOR REPUBLICAN: notice in your issue OF
yesterday an item to the effect that at Is under
stood that DeLarge has given up the contest, n
&c. have yet to understand that such Is the
fact. 30 far from giving up the contest, I shall
prosecute my claim with all ylgor 10 the end.
ROBT Z. DEI4ARGE.
wAsHIs0IoN, d. c., Jan. 8, ls7a