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Business Locals.

Another big lot Of Shoes and Hats, cheap
er than ever. Sun Umbrellas, Parasols and
Fans, very cheap. Ladies' Hats, trimmed in
latest style, atabouthalf usual price. Cheap
est Summer Silks in the County, and big Job
lots of goods to be sold out quick. Come
and see. at II. L. Norris.
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GRIMES & WEAVER,

a ENERAL Agents for Danforth' S Illumi
" mating Fluid. Absolutely non. explosive.
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Nav WINDSOR ITENs.-At the Corporation
election the following gentlemen we're elected
for the ensuing year: Burgess, Peter Bale;
Commissioners, Louis Dielman, Jacob FROM
felier and Samuel Hoffman. Mr.. Dennis II .
Maynard has a calf which has no tail, and
walks on its first joints above the hoofs
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MANCHESTER ITENs.-0n last Saturday,
while Mr.. Henry E. Masenhimer was on his
way home from Baltimore with his huckster
wagon, just at the edge of Hamps tead, the
wind blew his hat out of the front of the
wagon, and in attempting to get it he fell for
ward out of the wagon and broke his right
arm, above the elbow, and two ribs The
fall rendered him unconscious for q short
time, and when he recovered he found that
his team had gone on, which he followed and
recovered at Mr.. H. II. Lamotte' hotel Dr.
Wells reduced the fracture, aud Mr.. II. pro.
ceeded on his way home in his wagon, but
when he got home he found that the Earring
of the wagon had caused the arm to slip, and
DIR. T. A. Shower had to reset it. He is do
ing as well as could be expected under the
circumstances, but suffers great deal of pain.
Miss Maggie Thurman received a painful
injury last Tuesday morning, from fall
caused by stepping on a board, which tilted
and caught her foot.
Mr.. Charles Brilliant is erecting house at
the South end Of town, % "a feet.
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A Walloon was captured near Richards
mill on Tuesday, aud brought to this city on
Thursday morning, and left at the Westmin-
ster Hotel. 1t is supposed that in flying it
struck a telegraph wire or other obstruction,
thereby breaking one of its wings. 1t is a
beautiful fowl and has attracted considerable
attention
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SUDDEN DEGTH.-Mrs. VIM. Hiner, of Ia
neytown district, died suddenly on Tuesday
morning last She had been feeling unwell,
and had sent for physician who advised her
to 60 to bed, stating that she was ILL., On
Tuesday morning Mrs. Hiner arose from her
bed, and while dressing fell to the floor dead.
She was about 65 years of age.
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Contracts GIVEN 0UT.-On Tuesday last,
at Hampstead, the contract for grading the
Hanover and Baltimore Railroad from Maple
Swamp to a short distance below Hampstead,
about three miles, was given to Abraham
Greider, Cyrus Diller and Mr.. Fleagle. The
President and Directors of the road were pre-.
sent, and large number of persons were at
tracted to the village by the letting of the
contracts.
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The excursion season, over the Western
Maryland Railroad, opened on Wednesday,
by an excursion from Chambersburg, Pa.
Owing to the Indictment weather only $50
persons participated in it. On Thursday tn,
Good Templars of Baltimore gave an excur-
81 ON TO Blne RIDGE Summit
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AMPS, the best assortment Of the latest
II stylest, a. GERNANDiS.
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For dust and dirt last Saturday was a day
long to be remembered. Eddying clouds of
it whirled and dashed in every direction.
creeping in at every nook and Granny. At
times the people in the streets could not see
or be seen, the dust was so dense.
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NEw Bank BUunING.-The First National
Bank Of New Windsor is going to erect new
brick building, 80 IS feet, two stories high
Jesse Haines, carpenter; c. Await, mason
There will be two rooms, one occupied by the
Bank and the other by Drug Store.
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UNION Minis ITENs.-On Monday morn
ing we had one Of the most destructive frosts
that has been known in this section for many
years. As all vegetation was fully two weeks
in advance of other years, the damage 10 gar
den vegetables was very great. Potatoes and
sweet potatoes many plants of the latter
which had already been set out, we're frozen
TO the ground, and now nothing but black
ened and decaying debris marks the place
where but a few days ago n healthy plant
fourished. Grapes, except those protected
by buildings or trees, are totally destroyed.
Other fruit is damaged to some extent Corn,
that was planted early, was frozen to the sur
face II IS feared by many that the grain is
injured, particularly the rye, which is already
in blossom.
No doubt many of the readers Of the An
vocATE have heard the greatly exaggerated
story of Mr.. William I. BurgooD, huckster,
being halted by tramps early last Monday
morning, on Pipe Creek Hill, and Of his des-
peraie fight and successful escape. In order
that the truth may prevail, and bad, not made
worse, ! viii relate the story as told to me by
Mr.. Burgoon himself, which is substantially
as follows:-As he was descending Pipe
Creek Hill early Monday morning, between
the hours Of and o'clock, for the purpose
of gathering in his load, he was aroused from
dozc by the barking Of his dog, which was
under the wagon; he raised. the cover and
looked ont, and saw a man walking close by
the front wheel Of his wagon; not liking the
appearance OF the stranger and his close
proximity to the wagon, he started his team
In gentle troi, the stranger stepping to the
side road; when he had gone about 100 yds.
his dog again barked, and on looking out saw
another man, or perhaps the same one, on
the other side of the wagon. Nothing was
said by either party and Mr.. B. passed on
unmolested
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IL Acres of I.and

improved by a two-story Log
House, adjoining the lands of AzzaN-A
Asbury W. Sappington, Den
mis- Garner and others, being
part of a tract of land called Point lookout,
heretofore conveyed by Singleton Gatrell and
wife TO Israel Cook, and sold BY Israel Cook
and wife to Dennis Garner and wife, assessed
to George S. Garner and wife, in the said
Ninth Election District. Amount of State
and County Taxes due and unpaid:
State Taxes for ls75.....................SO 500. so
County Taxes for 1s75..................... 1876
Total. .......................... SI.95
Interest from january LIST, 1876.
state lakes for SOC. so
County Taxes for IsT6..................... l.37
lotai.................-...S l.S1
Interest from January LIST, 1877.
State Taxes for 1877 500 40
County Taxes for ls7T..................... Leg
Iotal..................... 81. 40
InfGraef from, Tn,,,.,...
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The May Term of the
Circuit Court, Judge Hayden on the Bench,
began on Monday last. The Grand and
Petit Jurors were drawn under the new law,
chapter 1863, Of 1873, viz:
Grand Ja7y.-George w. Manro, foreman:
Lewis G. Franklin, Charles II. Henneman,
John Miller, Ezra Garner, Samuel Hoffman,
Vim. j. Grumbine, Solomon Shepherd, John
2. Senseney, John Fuliz, Brice Shipley, Geo.
A. krouse, George Z. Buckingham, Harri-
son Fl. Lamotte, Samuel Kesselring, Edward
Devilbiss, VIM. I. Smith, John 0. Devries,
John Maus, Elias Myerly, Isaac Hesson, DR..
Jacob Rinehart, Jesse l.. Lester.
Petit Jltgy.-Lawrence Zepp, James C..
Douiz, Charles 7. Flemming, James G. Ber-
relt, John N. Stnll, Aaron Gosnell, Andrew
j. Houck, Daniel E. Christ, James E. Dod-
rer, David Roop, Of Abraham, jeremiah
Geiman, Ezekiah ID. Bowersox, Harrison
Weaver, James c. Gault, John b. Boyle,
Albert Shaeifer, Alpha Nj. Ruby, James
Knox, John Magee, Joseph Spurrier, John
H. Hollingsworth, William Fisher, Benjamin
Reaver, Edwin J. Lawyer, Granville S.
Haines
The Dockets were called, viz SIS Origi-
mails, go Trials, II Appeals, and II Crimi-
mails. The following cases cases have been
disposed of:
Margaret Stump, by her husband, VS.. Fuhr-
man Il Grouse, assumpsit; tried before the
Court, held sub cssrid. Parke and Maulsby
for plaintiff; Smith & McKellip for defen-
dants.
George P. Thurman vs. Wesley and David
II. Hoffacker, assumpsit: now on trial. Smith
4 Mckellip for plaintiff; Maulsby & Bond
for defendants
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIErY.-The Gaia
logue of Premiums for the Ninth Annual
Fair of the State Agricultural Society has
been issued The fair will be held at PIN
lico, near Baltimore, commencing on Tues
day, September -, and continue four days.
Col. VIM. A. McKellp, of this city, is one
of the Vice Presidents; Granville S. Haines,
of Union Bridge, is a member of the Execu-
tive Committee; Hon. John X. Longwell,
George w. Mauro, job Hibberd, T. Herbert
Reception Committee; Frank Brown is one
of the Aids to the President; Granville s.
Haines is Superintendent of Agricultural
Productions, and l.. =. Slingluff one of the
SuRerintendents of Cattle. No entries of
live stock or implements will be made after
September Sth
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RoBBED.-The Gettysburg Star aud SENT.
mel says :-''0n Saturday last, tramp Civ
ing his name as John Meyers and claiming to
live near Emmittsburg, called at the resi-
denee of Napoleon Herbst, German, who
lives four miles from Mechanicstown, Md,
and remained with Herbst until Monday.
After the tramp left, Herbst found himself
minus silver watch, revolver, undershirt,
and a pair of spectacles Mr. Herbst for
merly resided near this city and left for his
new home in Frederick county about the LIST
of April.
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CHANGE or TEMPERATURE Saturday
of last week lower degree of temperature
prevailed, and towards night the air grew
chilly and cold. On Sunday morning there
was black frost the damage to garden veg
etables being very extensive. Grape vines.
potatoes, tomatoes aud corn looked as il they
had been blighted with FIRE, and ice formed
on Sunday night. Wheat, we learn, has not
been injured, but rye was in bloom, and it is
feared the blossom was frozen the heads
turning black. On Thursday morning the
ground was again covered with a severe frost.
A Ball will be given at the Central Hotel,
this city, on Friday evening, May oath.
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ELEcTIoN.-At an election for Vestrymen
of Holy Trinity Parish Carroll, Baltimore
and Howard counties, on Easter Monday, the
following gentlemen were chosen to serve till
Easter Monday, 1879, viz Lewis w. w.
Selby, DIR. c. c. Morehead, Thos B. Jones,
Vim. Preston, VIM. G. c. Preston, Capt.
John W. Bennett, John Voorhees,, and Thorn
ton B. Shipley. The Vestry, at the call of
the Rector, met and elected as Wardens Geo.
W. Holmes and John Grimes.
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CoLoRED Max SHoT.-Horace Ward on
Saturday last, about g. p. m, shot colored
Montour House, in front oft the Wilson House,
this city. 1t seems that there had been some
conversation in regard to the hire of a horse
and buggy from Ward by Chin; the latter re-
piled, so it is stated, that it was lie, when
Ward drew revolver aud shot him, the ball
taking effect on the forehead, but passed
around under the sAin, aud was afterwards
removed by physician. Ward was held to
bail by Justice Mikesell in the sum OF 81 900
for his appearance at Court.
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For the Democratic Adrocale.

T. Wood, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
l}y Green az Wise.

1Ros( Estate Agents and Auclioneers.1
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
ABLE PROPERTY.-By virtue of de-
croo Of tho Corporation Court, Tor the city of AL
srsndris Va, rendered at its May term, 1878,
in the chsncory cause of Whittlesoy VS.. Whit
,I.sav. se tbo undersigned commissioners therein
named, will ollor for salo, by public auction. on
SATURDAY, tho 18th day Of September, 1878,
ut II O clock nj, in front of the entrance to the
CnlrL room. on Fairfax street, in the city of Al.
o1andris, Va tho following property, to wit
THE LOT OF GROUND with tho MPROVE-
MENTS thernon, known ss No. 81 situated on the
north side of Prince st, beginning at point 20
feet 10 inches, moro or less east OF Fairfax st !;
thence east on Prince esroot p foet. moro or ossi
thenco north G6 feet 3! inches moro Or loss;
thence west - foet more or less; thence south
parallel to Fairfax street TO tho beginning
T,rrs Of Sals-One- fourth Of tho purchase
money in cash, and the residue in equal install
uents in six, twovo and eighteen months from
1ay of ssls with interest," the deferred payments
t., bo secured by tho bonds Of the purchaser,
with good security, and tho little to the property
to bo retained until the purchase price Is fully
paid.
CilAS Il. STUART. Commrs'
=. FERGUSON BEACH, ! Of sale
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By +. A. kerby, Auctionoer.

(No. o6 King street, Alexandria. Va.)
H.pY VIRTUE OF DEGREES or I'll k
AS Circuit Court Of the city of Aloxandrla,
Virginia, rendered ut tho November term, 1873,
and Tho May torn. 1878 in tho chsncery suit
OF Fairfax against Thornton and others, the
lndorsignol, commissioners by said decree
thereto authorized. will proceed, on TH RS.
DAY, tho 10Th day Of September, lSTS, at II
o'clock m, to sell by public aution in front Of the
Market Bui.ding, on Royal street, in tho said
city Of Aicxsndria, Va, TRACr or LAND,
in Fairfax county, Virginia, containing six
thousand sevon hundred and ffty-four (6.75I
acres, in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
bolng the residue Of the original purchase by
Thornton from Fairfax remaining unsold. Tho
Washington and Ohio Railroad is located
through the tract. 4 plat of tho properly will
be exhibited at tho timo and place of sse, &nd
tho samo offered iii lots or rs whole, as may
provo to the Interest Of all parties concerned.
Terms OF Sso-Ten thousand dollars cash.
And tho residue Of tho purchase money TO bo
payable in equal instslments at one, two and
thEoo years, respectively. with Interest from the
day OF sale, to bo evidenced and secured by tho
bonds OF tho purchaser, with good personal So
'rnrlty tho commissioners to rOtsin tho title Ia
said land until the"purchasor shall hsvo paid all
'ot the purchase money. Conveyancing At the
cost Of tho purchaser.
5. FERGUSON BEACH,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr.,
Jy l5-2awts Comm rs OF Sale.
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VHHE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
Il MISS TEBBS SCHOOL, I23 Quean st.,
will commence SEPT. Ii. 1878. Terms-Tui-
tion in English branches per quarter, in ad-
vance, $G. SIS and $40; German and French.
per quarter each IL Gu spt wv
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N5Essst!3NAEs
" II G Il q 7 II II
PURIFIES THE BLOOD AND GIVES
STRENGTH
MEzsst!1 " & r..
Du QuoiE, H., Jan'y. 81, rs.

Du QuoiE, H., Jsn'y. 81, IS.
M, II. e. Steycns:
Dear Sir-Your "Vegotino' has been doing
wonders for mo. Have been having the chtHs
and t.uer, contracted in tho swampss Of the
South, nothing giving mo relief until l began
the use Of your Vegetine, it giving me Immedl-
ato relief, tonng up my system. purifying my
blood, giving strength; whereas all other medl-
clnos weakened me, and filled my system with
poision and l am satisfied that if families that
live in tho sgue districts of the South and West
would tske Vegetine two or three times week,
they would nos be troubled with the "ch!lts' or
malignant ttrsrs that prevail at certain times OF
tho year, save doctors bills, and live to q good
old age. Respectfully yours,
j. E. MITCHELL,
Agent Henderson, Looms, St Louis, Mo.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.-lt
Vegetine will roieve psin cleanse, purify and
cure such diseases, restoring the patient to per-
feet health after trying different. physicians,
many remedies suffering for years, is it not con"
elusive proof, if your are sufferer, you can be
cured Why is this medicine performing such
great cures ? It works in tho blood, in the cir.
culating fluid. 1t can truly bo called the Great
BLood Purifier. The great source of disease orl-
ginates in the blood; and no medicine that does
not act directly upon il. to purify and renovate'
has sny just claim upon public attention.
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r F. HENRY'S SCHOOL.

The Seventeenth Annual Session Of this school
for BOYS, on Queen. between Washington and
Columbus stroets. will commence MONDAY,
September 18th, 1873. In this school instruction
in the English branches. Mathematics and the
Natural Sciences is given by the Princi pal ex-
clusivoly. The terms of tuition arc in advance,
and range from $G to $l2 per quarter, depending
upon the branches taught, with an additional
charge Of IS per quarter for instruction in any
of the Ancient Or Modern Languages When
class sufficiently largo can be- formed to justify
the employment of a competent teacher,
Ns-The Principal will be at his school room
overy day after the 10Th of September from y
O. clock to II nl., to receive and classify pupils
up2G-tf H. +. HENRY.
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A RI.INGTON INSTITUTE.

~
ASELECT SCHOOL FOB YOUNG
LADIES,
N. E. corner of Washington and Duke streets,
Alexandria, Va.
The next annual session will commence on
THURSDAY, September 10Th.
Terms per half session Tuition in Englth
and French $52; board and tuition in English,
French and Music, $50.
Circulars can be obtained from French's book
store or on application to
Miss REBEUCA @. POWELL.
aug 22-eotO1 Principal.
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FDEr SALE ashs RENT.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ply OF rs north washington ST. sep "-ot
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
By virtue of q decreo Of the Circuit Court for
the city Of Alexandria. Va, rendered. at its last
term, in the suit Of Stahers sdninlstrator vs..
McHaw and others. tho undersigned will offer
at private sale the following property to wit:
No. IA VACANT LOT on the north side
Of Prince and east Of Payne atraoLs 70 by lnl
feet inches 10 p II feet alloy.
No 5-HOUSE and LOT cn tho south side OF
King street. 25 feet west OF Patrick, - by luu II.
TO an alley 10 fsot wide.
No G-LOT OF GROUND on the west sdo
Of st. Asaph street. 10 f0et 3 inches south ot
King; ID feet 10 inchaa by ITO feet to al alloy IL
feet inches wide, with use OF same, and also OF
10 feet alley on north end and to5t alley bY 4at
toet deep on the nnrth limo Of this lot.
No. "A RENT CHARGE of S36 por all
mum on lot on west sida Of Union st., hetWeen
Cameron and Ghlcen.
No s-HOUSE and lot on tho southwest
corner Of King and Henry stcan.A.
No. 9-uOUSE and LOT on north side OF
Prince, next cast Of house and lot on corner OF
Alfred and Princn streets, and adjoining Rich
ard L.. Carnu's.
No. lO-HOUSE and LOT on the south side
of King street adjoining tho corner occupied by
VIM. Domaine.
For terms and particulars apply TO Messrs,
Green & WISE Roal Estnta Agents.
aug 27.tf c. w. WATTLES, ! Of Salo.
TOR RENT--The desirable TWO-STORY
Il BRICK DWELLING on tho northwest
corner of Duke and Patrick streets ; thoroughly
renovated aud refltel with oil modern i'm.
provements also tho TWD-STOKY FRAME Z
DWELLING on south Henry street. botWoan
Wilkes and Gibbon straets. Apply TO
GEO. McBJRNEY & SON,
aug G6-tf ITO King street
NOR RENT-Thn SrOREHOUSE No. 76
Il King street, at present occupied hy S. Lind
heimer. Possession gVon sept. lst. Apply to
aug 5-tf w. Is. GREGORY.
EHOR EENT-A SMALL COMFORTABLE
IL DWELLING, No. Als Prince street For
terms apply to CHAS r. uOOFF, Eat, Cash
ier First National Bank. koys q! tho telegraph
Office of tho Virgins Midland Il. K. ap2-tf
EHOR RENT-Tho STOKE ROOM on tue
4 northeast corner of King and Union stroot
the best location in tho city for grocery and
liquor store Apply st this office. ap lS-tf
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a LEXANDRIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
n. No. 16 south Fairfax street.
a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOX
YOUNG LADIES.
The next annual session will commence on
WEDNESDAY, September 18th.
For Circular, containing particulars, address
suv Low Misses GREENE, Principals.
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NHOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE,
lNE- No. l2 south Washington street.
Scholastic duties will be resumed on MON
DAY, September 9th.
A KINDERGARTEN is connected with the
school, in which little girls are taught through
the medium of objects, work. music, etc.
For terms and further particulars apply TO the
Principal, Miss M. A. ROACa.
aup l5-1m Z. y. DoX 5iS.
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Special contracts will bo made with yearly ad'
vertisers.
Marriage snd Death Notices fifty cents. Obtu'
aries will be charged at advertisement rates.
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TINDERUAKTEN MON NJ ~ INSTI-
~ TUTE AND NATIONAL klNDER-
dARTKN FOR YOUNGEST AND AD-
VANGED GLASSES.
Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK
and principals.
Miss SUSIE POLLOOK,
Regular eight months course for teachers
commences October 7th. Terms-$l0O, in two
payments. Summer (partiaD COURSE from July
10Th to September 10th, $50.
AS it is only question of time as to aOhen this
syatem will be adopted in our public schools.
young ladies will do we'll to be first in tho field
and gain an experience in profession less over
stocked than any other.
For particulars apply to the Principals, 929
9th st., s. Q. corner Of + ST., Washington. y. q.
Washington, d. o.. iy 2-eo3u
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MISS A. X. SWAIN will reopen her school
1fl. for GIRLS and LITTLE BOYS at her
fathers residence, No. 90 Prince st , on WE'D
NESpAY, Sept 1lth, 1873. aug 8-tO1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-06

INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN MUSIO-both
L on PIANO and GUITAR-by MISS SU NJ
MEES Apply at No. 275 King street.
ono 0S--oldtf