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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-22

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-22
IN CARPETS.
ENTs', BOYS AND YOUTHS
Ready-Made Clothing

81 every conceivable style, quality and price e1-
tant. This department deserves the special attsp-
never 80 large nor prees low. The reputation
of Mr. g. as superior buyer In this line makes il
unnecessary Go comment further upon this depart.
meat; Suits of Foreign and Dom este goods Made
10 order and Fits guaranteed
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Mckinney.

June Is, 1875,
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Ripou and Kable,own, 9:45, a. NJ.
Eastern aud Western. via Harper's Ferry.
1925, A. NJ.
Valley Mail, via Winchester, Ale, P. NJ.
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Change of Location.
WOODEN GOODS.
SHANNONDALE FACTORY,

THE undersigned respectfully informs his for
l mer customers ard the public generally that
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-22

NIooLi wooLI-weare prepkred to pay tho
w highest cash price tor wool
May Is, 1875. JAS LA W. HOOFF 4 ca.
NJ AILS NAILS !l-NOW receiving q largo stock
~ Nails which We selling az uc-d rates.
May -. 1875. JAS Law. HOOFF Il COS
III IARDEVARE.-We have in stock fine line Of
III above goods, which will be sold AZ lower rates
than elsewhere in the county. Examine for your.
seH JAS. Law HCOFF Co.
May 10, 1875.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-22

A FULL line Of Paints, Oils and VArBishes. at
IA Nov. 3, 1874. HENDERSoN'S.
LII sizes Window Glass and the heat Putty at
"a Nov 3, 1874 HENDERSOE'S
ENoh Extracts Lemon Vanilla, Ginger, &C., snd
It for all haVOring Essences, &c. eoto
Nov 3. 1874. HENDERSONfG.
1'HE best quality Of White aad MottIed CASTLE
SOspat HENDERSON COS,
Nov .. 1874. Sign big Hand.
DURE ground Sage, this years. crop. fresh and
L nice, HENDERSOH'G.s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-06-22

CURE YOUR coLDs.-siiIler's Comp. syrup
" of Hoarheund; Reeds Syr LfVerrOrt, Ball's
Cough syruP; JAynes ExPeetorAnt: wistar's Bal
lens and HaII1 Lung BaIsam: Cooks Wine Of
Tar; Wisbarts Pine Tree Cordial; FOrrest's 10
niper Tar. BOscheT's Comp. SyF Tar aud WiA
Cherry Piso's Cure Schriner'S PuImOnic Syrup
and in TACT all the proprietary medicines be bad
at 2. BELLER.B.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
The Liberal Religious sociabIe.

Last night the regular sociable Of the
Liberal Religious Association took place
at their hall on Washington avenue. The
hail al an early hour was well filled with
ladies and gentlemen of all ages. who
whiled away the hours either in pleasant
conversation, or in tripping over the floor
with flying feet To the time of the
sweet music discourSed by Eisenburg's 5
string band. When once the young of
this city have tasted of the enjoyment
which i afforded them by the managers
of these pleasant events, they look for
ward anXiously for the time to arrive
when they will again be allowed to as
scmbe under their auspices. Through
endeavors Of these gentlemen to furnish
their friends Il suitable place where they
can gather and forget for few hours at
least the cares of life, they have incurred
an expense which tie proceeds Of the So
ciables seldom cover. but still they keep
them going. their only recompense being
the knowledge that by so doing they are
affording others good time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
PugiIistic
CAIRO. ILL.,. February 25th. 1875.

Wednesday evening. about Z O'Clock.
after the employees OF the BULLETIN office
had appeased their appettes, and We're
congregated in the composing room dis
cussing national politics. two ofthese gen
tlemen- one haiIing from Brownsville,
Tenn. the other from GAINESVILLE, Ohio
became heated over the subject. aug one
wrathful word followed another. until
the Ohioar blandly informed the Tennes-
secan that 'he was a id liar" The
gentleman from Tennessee. being natur-
ally hot-blooded. replie ! : 81 am gentle
man, by Cd, and will not take any
such nsolence from YOU" and accord
ingly he went for his antagonist. 1t l..
hardly necessary TO state that these repre-
scntatlvcs of two great States made
things lively for a few moments, and in
their cndcayors to pie" each other,
forms. almost succeeded in accomplishing
as much for those Of the BULLETIN.
But the Ohioan. being well
up in the art of handling
the mittens, much to the disgust of The
SOuthron. who has been taught to sett G
all differences with the pi>tol-as all
Southern gentlemen do-was about to
place his antagonist hors de combat, when
the business manager. who had been in n
adjoining room rchcarsing Shakespeare,
Othello, and vino had been disturbed by
the fracas. suddenly made his appearance.
on the scene. aud sciZing the combatants,
and holding them at arms length, ex-
claimed; why, how now, no. from
whence ariScth this: Are we turned
Turks: and to ourselves do that which
heaven has forbid the Oltomites: For
Christian shame put by this barbrous
brawl. He that stirs next TO carve for
his own rage holds his soul light; he dies
upon his notion" The guilty parties
stand with Bonded heads. blush DER
spreading their manly faces; silence reigns
supreme. The business manager, al
ter reprimanding them for their folly, re-
tires, and the curtain drops,
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26

Landlords OF hotel, and boarding bouses
will fHdit to their ad'aD t,so 10 call upon
Mrs. Coleman. No - Fourth street. be-
tween " -hing on and Commercial aycn-
uss, Hnd ascertain her terms i,r DUN holel
and boa ding house washes 10y the week
Her wholesale pri cs are .xt emcy
low, &C. per dozen. For piece work pr ce,
are A. follow: SinS hi lni J.
lar, lOc; PER dozen c; sock DC; two COL
lars, DC; twJ handkerchiei-, BE-; ve,ts 20c
aud al gen,lemen's wear. Zoe. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, - 10 50r;
skirt, - t, 2Oc; drawers 10 TO ljc; two
pair hose &c; two collar . 70 lc. For Ia.
dies plain clothes 81 On per dozen; tor la
dies fine clothes, & - per dozen; done
dromptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited.
3'-g-lO-lm
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26

The undersigned will open in this city,
on the first day of March rext, Parish
school. While he Will give to il his per-
sonal attention and Efforts the discipline
and general instruct n will be in full
charge OF Mr.. = A Taylor.
The school will be opened, daily, with
religious services. The reli .ious instruc-
tion will, at all times, be based upon the
tea hinls OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
The course OF study will embrace all the
common trgIlsh studies, the higher malhe-
matic,, the natural sciences, and also latin
and Greek.
The pri's Of tuition, for the term Of
sixt en- weeks, will be only eight dollars.
PAYABLE IN ADvANCr. There will be no
extra charges lor any study, unless German
should be required
As tn : is Pirate school, application
Tor admission must he m de either to Mrs.
Taylor or to the Rector.
The Rector res rves to himsef, = d hereby
makes this condition OF attendance at the
Parish school, that any pupil who refuse, to
submit to the dicipine OF the school,
may he expe led, II, in the judgment of the
Rector, this is d. emed best.
CHARLES A GILIERr,
Rector Church of the Redeemer.
55-2-l6-2w.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
Low Fare.

Now is the time for those Of our citi-
zens who contemplate spending the
heated term at Long Branch or Saratoga,
to purchase tickets for the trip cheap.
Owing to the competition now existing
between the various railroads running
east from St. Louis, the rate of passage
on these road- has been reduc 10 less
than one-half the usual fare. Tickets
procured now, over any of the compet-
ing roads, are good at any time, and are
being bought by the hundreds. aud even
thousands, by men who are OF a specula-
live nature.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26

Burger the Comm rcial avenue dry goods
man lett yesterday afternoon or New York
city, where he will purchase for his 'prIng
trade large and magnificent stock of dry
20 'ds of very description, notions, cite.
Burger knows whst:pur people want in his
line, nsNing been in the tra|e In this city
lorg enough to learn their tastes, and will
Il doubtedly govern his purchases accord
in .ly. lie will not return for several weeks,
It being his irtention TO procure the best OF
everything, but to the ladies who are in
need of anyIhing in furger's line of busi-
ness, we would say, wait aud see his new
stock efore buy ng elsewhere, g. 4-6t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26

The debate between Messrs. Jones and
McGee, and their assistants, which took
place at the United States signal service
rooms Wednesday night, was very good,
though it might have been much better
on both sides. Mr.. Lawrence Smith,
who was on the programme for an essay,
from some cause was not present, and
the next proceeding, an Grafton by Mr..
John Oswald, was called for. Mr.. Oswald
took the floor, and in few but very de-
cisive words proved TO the audience very
clearly the benefits derived from the
unions now existing among nearly every
class of working men in this country, as
well as in England, A movement was
made at this meeting, to consolidate the
+. +. +. Debating and Literary Society
with that of the Young Mems Debating
Club, but whether the consolidation will
be effected. is rs yet unknown.
The next meeting of the club will take
place on Wednesday night, when the
question, Resolved, That intemperancc
produces more misery than war;" will be
discussed, with Mr.. John Hacker, assisted
by Mr.. William McGee, in the affirmative
and Louis Shuckers, assisted by Mr.. JOIN
Oswald, in the negative. Beside the de
bate, numerous other literary exercises
consisting Of select reading by Mr.. Franz
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
The Narrow Gauge
2-2lj-3i.

From letter received in this city yes
tlcman Of Joncsboro, we learn that the
Cairo and ~. Louis narrow gauge rail
road was not completed at the time the
letter was written, but that one of the
head men who have the work of track
laying IN hand. expressed it a, his opiu-
ion that they would be able to make the
connection yesterday. there being only
one-half mile of track TO De put down.
LATER.
Since writing the above. we learn that
the lat rail has been laid. and that the
Cairo & 81. Louis narrow gauge railroad
is now completed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
To Asgra,ate Dyspepsia,

introduce Alconol into the stomach, an
h rchy rob the dig 'stiye fluid OF its solvent
pswer. S'turate piece OF bread AMI meat
with gastric juice, and It will dissolve,
7 Is is digestion. Add to such a mixture
a little alcohol, and 1t will no, dr sclye.
his illns'r ties Indigestion. reware, then,
sc dyspeptics, OF tin'turcs, infusion. or de-.
coc'ons con ainirg spirituous liquors
'hun all such RUN "tpnics." ami rely solely
on nr "n.ke : Vinegar Bitters. the Zines
herbal iryisora In II, md free fro IN he
isry cur.c Of Alcohol. 9.l6 d,Sw.lm
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

--Gillets Baking Powder-for sale
everywhere.
AFrER February lst, 81 900 reward Will
be iven tor fifty good paying day boarder,
at the Delmonico Ho,el--s4 week.
l-2s-im
--Gillet's Flavoring Extracts-tbe best
in use, and for sale by nearly every gro
Ger.
AFTER February 1st, 81 200 reward will
be given tor fifty good paying day bosrders
at the Delmonicp Hottest per week.
Joe RoLeker is now in full control OF
'he Washington bakery. and having learn
ed the wants Of the public, is prepared to
supp'y on call AL demands for French loaf
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in first
class bak ry. lie maintains fu stock of
confectIoneries, and can. as well .s any
other dealer In the city, fill all orders in
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or orna
mcnted on short notice. Specia lattention
given TO the orders Of wedding or picnic
parties. l2.tf
"ii i'i bit DcNt-pIitJ baking
Powder-ior it never disappoints the
cook
-Newly-htted, finely furnished barber
SHOP by George ST inhuu-e, c,rner Com
mercial avenue and Eighth street Y ars
OF pract &C have given him a light hand
that m ,kcs a smooth saaye delightful An
Who try in once will call again. All the
ll'e Tally paners are kept on his table TO-
the benefit ol his co.tomers, and there is
no ted ou- waitingfr turns If
-Gillet's Baking Powder-thc best IN
uSp-alWays reliable
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
General and County Agent. wanted

An established Life Insurance Com.
pany of New York, is desirous of obt lin
lug General, County and Local Agents,
III Southern Illinois and Southern Indi-
ana.
Those who are already in the business
may find this more profitable connec-
ton; while to NEW LIVE MEN this may
prove a fine opening.
The Company in question is one Of
good repute and undoubted strength and
solvency, and desires only Agents who
will make contracts based upon liberal
commissions and renewals.
Address full name, residence, details Of
experience, il any, and references.
7. o. Box 3O05, NEW YORK CRY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26

Van Doren, an essay by Mr.. Lumm--not
Mr.. Slum, of Jorley's wax works show,
but Mr.. Lumm-will go to make up the
evenings proceedings. The club have
decided TO admit the public at this meet
ing, and extend cordial invitation to all
to be present. Any person attending the
meetings OF the club, has the privilege of
giving his opinion in regard to any ques-
ton upon debate. The members of the
society do not only give strangers this
privilege, but would be pleased to have
them give their views, a. the society has
been organized for the purpose Of mutual
improvement.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
General Items.

Bill Clifford claimed to be invinc'-
bic at scven-up ina Belmont saloon the
other night and Il drunken negro accept.
ing the challenge, Bill shot his nose Off
The bar-keeper objected to the noise and
Bill killed him, having first received
shot from the bar-keeper's pistol in his
right arm.
Reports received al the rooms of the
state agricultural board at Springfield.
although not from all the counties of
Southern Illinois, show that the wheat
crop has been injured in this section by the
cold, dry weather, without snow. The
reports from thp fruit growing counties
are to the effect that the peaches and
grapes are as yet saft, =. he buds prom
ise full and abundant ,p.
During the past five days,
several transactions have taken place in
this city, which, If we were allowed to
lay before our readers. would make very
interesting local articles. But. in COM
pliance with the request of the parties in
terested, who seem to think that the pub
lication of the said items might have a
tendency toward putting damper upon
trick that they are now enacting. we
are compelled to remain quiet in regard
to the matter, for time, at least, with
the hope that before many days have
passed by, we will be permitted to lay
tho matter before our readers In full.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
Entertainmentnt NJ the Planters House

The musical entertainment and lunch,
that was given by Mr.. Edmund Iuefner,
proprietor Of the Planters House We'd
nesday night, has seldom been equallcd by
any similar demonstration that has taken
place in Cairo for years. At eight o'clock
Eisenburg's string band, consisting Of
seven Of the finest musicians in this city.
entered the hall and began the first part
OF the programme with an overture,
which was followed by number of other
and beautiful pieces. At half-past ten
O'Clock the most luxurious lunch that has
been partaken of for years by the citizens
of Cairo, consisting of every delicious ar
ticle Of food that could be procured, was
spread before the large audience of guests.
who were not at all backward in helping
themselves. As the host remarked be-
fore the affair was advertised, it was got
ten up regardless of expense, and was
really beyond question first-cass enter
tainment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26

EDITOR BULLETIN please allow m,
once more to make a few remark.
through your paper. When elected tc
the Office Of County Superintendent.
resigned my position as teacher in the
public school from the fact that / was en-
tirely Ignorant of the duties pertaining
10 the office. Having had "A years expert
cnce and become familiar with its duties.
| accepted u position in the parish school
with the understanding that my official
duties should not be intcrfered with. Our
late state Superintendent, Hon. Newton
Batemcn, in his Common School Decis-
ions says: MANY County Superntend-
ents OF schools are engaged in teaching
There is no legal impediment to this
the two are not incompatible" | will
here say that | never have and never
shall seek any position by resorting to
synpahy as a subtcrfuge. The only
foundation upon which seek to stand il
merit, and that alone. l. there not such
a thing as having double interests and
succeeding equally well with both if not.
| may be 50 presumptuous as TO inaugu
rate new era, and demonstrate TO the
world that woman can do two things.
and do them both well.
Mrs. T.. A. TAYLOR,
County Superintendent.
CAIRO. ILL.,. February 25th. 1875.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
TAXES.

n office is hereby given that the tax books for
= the year 1874 have been placed In my hands
anu that well be at the following named places
at the time below set forth, for the purpose of
collecting the taxes of said year.
Clear lrdek Precinct Gully 4 Marchildon's 3
store, February ~, 1875
Clear creek Precinct, II. A. Edmunson' .
store, February 20, ISIS,
Ihe6es Precinct, j Rolwing's store, Feb
ruary q, 1873
santa Fs Precinct, VIM, Ireland's store, Feb
ruary 25, ISIS.
Goose Island Precinct, o. Greenls's store,
February 20, 1878
Dog Tooth Precinct, N. Hunsaeker's house,
February q, ls15.
Unity Precinct, Hodges & Atherton's store,
March !, leIS
iiapiewaod Precinct, George W Shorts store.
March 2, 1875
Brlug your last years tax receipts, as Il Is un-
safe 10 trust 10 the tax books alone for dsscrip.
tions Of land.
CAIRO, H., January 0, lS7o.
ALEX. III. IRWIN,
lS-l-li-vtd District Collector.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
The Funeral Of Mrs. wilson.

The funeral Of Mrs. Thomas Wilson
took place from their family residence, ON
Seventh street. between Washington and
Commercial avenues, yesterday after
noon. at two o'clock. The funeral servi-
ces were conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Wal
lar. The remains were conveyed by spe-
cial train to the place Of burial. A large
number of friends and acquaintance
were in attendance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
sherif's Sale.

DY virtue OF three several executions 10 m
ID directed by the clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF Alexander county, in the state
of lllinois--onc IN favor Of Daniel Price
one in mNor Of Patrick Mocklur and
one in favor of Bernard McAlnus, aud ali
against the Cairo and Nmcenncs Railroad COM
pany- have levied upon the following described
property, In the county Of Alexander and State
OF Illinois, to-wit. Lots numbered one % and
two t9, IN block numbered twelve O2l, aud
lots numbered seven t7l and eight (s). in block
tion To the city OF Cairo, In the county of Alex
ander and state OF Illinois, as the property of
the said Cairo and Nlncennes Railroad comImny
which shall Cil,r at Iubic sale at the south.
west door Of the Court House In the city of
Cairo, In the county of Alexander and state Of
Illinois, on tie 2uth day Of February, A, ID
ls,2, at the RoNr oI eleven O'Clock, a. m Tor
cash, " satisfy 6sld executions
ALIEN II. IRWIN,
Cairo, Ills Feb L. ls75 aI6a,rq,
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1876.
Local Weather Report.
CAIRO. LII, February rs, lsd5.
Personal.

Mr.. Obcrly left Cairo on "Wednesday
afternoon for Springfield. He will re-
turn on Sunday or Monday.
Mr.. II. Meyers. the extensive tobacco
mist ofthis city. left yesterday morning
via the Cairo & Vincenncs railroad, for
Vincenncs.
The st. Louis Republican of the 18th
inst. says: Judge -. +. I.incgar and
q. lIaythorn of Cairo. Ills, are at the
Lindell.N
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
Notice TO gonsiguecs.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL K. Il. Co.,

ILLINOIS CENTRAL X. II. Co.,
General Agents Office.
CAIRO, Feb %, 1875.
On and after Tuesday. the 23l. con-
signees will be allowed twcnty-iour hours
to unload their cars. \ dcmuragc OF s.
per day will be charge and collected for
each 81 hours. or par, thereof, on all cars
remaining over. JAMES JOHNSON.
2-23-3t General 4 Agent,
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
LOCAL NOTICES.


Finding the present store room too small
tor our growing business. ! VII, In the
cious build TO IN rly occupied by ElIioti
4 IaytborD, where, with the increased IA.
,lltles. w'll keep larger stock OF Boot.
and shoes than ever before. In the mean
lime, to avoid the expense % moving and
to prepare for -prng trade, viii offer my
entire stock OF win er goods at ACTUAL
COST Ths Is BUSINESS. and great bar
gains are offered to the fortunate
A. BLACK,
l9l-l-26-tt City shoe Store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
New Bakery.

ii. Schmetzstoril announces 10 his friend,
and former patrons ia I he has op nd the
DELTA BAKERY, corner OF Nineteenth
and Poplar streets, where he will he leas 4
to greet them again, AID assures them th4t
he can furnish the best Of iresh bread, H..
etc. GENUINE RYE BREAD will be male
specially. Try him again. ij.2 l2-lm
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
Cooking Stoves

To keep peace in the family. buy a
Charter Oak Coal Cooking Stove. with a
small quantity of Paradise coal. and you
will always be happy. All the different
pattcrns-both wood and coal-for sale at
rock bottom" figures, by G. W. Hcnd-
crson, corner Twelfth street and Com
mercial avenue. 2-lO-lm,
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored lmpedimenis To Marriage re-
moved, New method of treatment New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Il9N. Ninth street, Philadel-
phia, ia ,-an Institution having high reputa-
ton for honorable conduct and professional
Skill lG1-l-l5-dSw3m
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
EsariiH are.

Table and Pocket Cutlery, and in fact
anything in the Hardware linc--such as
Locks. Hinges, Files, Nails, Pistols, Caps
and Cartridgcs-can be had cheaper than
the cheapest by calling at my store, cor
ncr Twelfth and Washington avenue.
2-lO-lm c. W. HENDERSON.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26

Fifty 10 Seventy five d rllArs per mon'h.
Agents wanted everywhere. Teachers. ia.
dies, gents, rtc.. etc. No capith or out
lay required. send - cents for postage on
outfit, to ID. &. WELCHsAN,
Il Irwin Station. Union County, Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26

George Lit,ner corner of Fourteenth and
Washington avenue, will furnish he eat, r.,
every day to his patrons No. I lunch, be-
.ween the hours Of ten and twelve O'Clock.
fresh Milwaukee beer aud fragrant Havana
;igars to be had at hi, " at al. times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
Fresh supply.
City shoe store

Mr.. L. Fitzgerald ha- just received and
has on sale at hi, -ales room large stock
II English ale, porter, Henne.sy brandy
anu wines, and liquors Of all Lind-. which
ut wall dispose Of At reasonable PRICES.
g-n-g-11.tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26

oasks dry salt, clear rib sides. l0Ac: 4
cask' dry sal C ear sides, l0ac; casks
dry salt, shoulders, 7lc; 800 lbs. sugar
cured hams, 13c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-26
wanted.

Some one to remove the ,lop from the
kitchen Of the Arlington House. No pay
will be allowed. as the slop for feed is
con.iderd worth the trouble of removing
IL. 2-26-3t