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bullion s~hipmsnts.

Last evening there was shipped bull
lion valued as follows : California, SILL.
655 as: Consolidated Virginia, $35. 654;
Ophir, S14,20 so. There Il on hand
at the Consolidated Virginia assay office
$50, 900 OF Union Consolidated bullion,
which will DO shipped to-day. Tbs Cal.
i~foruia's total bullion product for Febru.
ary IL s99, $50 90. and the Consolidated
yirpinis's IL SIPS, 1853 "a. The Ophir's
product will aggregate about $6l, 600.
and he Union Consolidated's will reach
az hiah n sl70, 900 for the month.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the srrors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc. ! will send Q re-
ceips that will cure you, FREE uF CHAkok.
This great remedy was discovered by Q mission.
AIRY In South Americs. Send . seif-sddresssd
envelope TO the hEv. Josrrn T. Imam. station
u, New York city. Jsi6 ~
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The COMSTOCK.
Latest Official Mining News,
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
March 3, 1850.

About Legislatures snd
their DoinEs-Tho Market Re'
Hpoading = Lissie 60 h Hines
Importans Mining Movsmenss NJ
Hand-The Great Development
In 0phir- Cholisr's Qusrss-Bui'
Hon mud Beleher.
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ARRIVALS snis nsvsssg.

Fslsts, W R Eekart. @ " Nesnith. W
/ Chalmers. o L Dadis. W Moss. W
Moore, d II Haskell. J Abraham. Chas v
Bsisoi,. Chas Wright and wife. CIR Smith.
W J salkeid. G n Levy. J @ Ksrchebsl.
Mrs. Clark. J Brown. + T Simons. b =
Foster. T C~avanaugh.
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investor that he cannot make better uss
Of his money. The canal will be con.
structsd, II ct all, by tho money Of peo-
ple who have not at their " door .
large assortment Of productive enter.
prises yielding o high rate Of profit.
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Papama Canal Inystmeut.

NEW Yoax, March 3.-All the sclsA'
which the Panama canal project has
gained from continued fstng Of IT,
author does not convince the American
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Elnnn RETURNS IN 50 DAYS. ON 90
SIZUU invested. 0fical reports free.
Like profits weekly on Stock options Of $40 10
$50 Address. T: Potter Wight b Co.. Bsnlsn,
Wall Street, N. Y oczT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-03

COO week In year ~ town, Terms md
90g q ossat re. Address D. AAa1
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Dsparures ,usss Evsuspg.

&c Nassl. Z Malim. G ] Hillyer. J h
Hsttell. J Mcconnell. H Leban. D Mitch.
oil. Annie Mitchell. J G Refs. TG Taylor,
Mrs Nina Larows. y Holt. D b Cushman.
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0An ranefsc Board.

LAST xvxSIxo.
4so Raymond 4 Ely.l
loo Eureka Con-, l3%
22S Jackson. 2
500 Belmont, soc
500 Leopard, $50
10 Northern Belle. IGN
lie Metallic. 2. 2 o.
x2o Grand Prize. 10
100 Argsnta, 7oc. 1sc
1900 Endowment, l5c
AGO Star. 2Sc
7aIndspendence. 9tc
leo Belle Isle, ! ~
400 Day. See
SParsdise, Soc
400 Albion. SOC
100 Walss.S
47o North Belle Isls. 2oc
$50 East Mt. Diablo. I IS. IN
80 Nj. Potosi, 4
50 1sehtsl.
COO McClinton, Coo, &c
2eo Tioga. 2 ss
$50 summit, I, I 05
$40 Bulwsr. 81. o slo
1kS 1yndieats, ! 40, I 80
400 Goodshaw. SOC
$50 Concordia, Soc
$50 Dslvidsrs. 4. 3 IS
75o Champion. 4sc. 400
400 Blackhawk. SOC, 7Sc
$50 South Boais. soc. s5c
$50 Booker Con-. Csc. Toe
$50 South Standard, 15c
50 Mono. ~
$50 Con. Pacific. 81, 81
100 University. loo
$50 Dudley. 43c
SIS Jupiter. 2 10. 2 rs
1900 South Bulwsr. I 30
TOO Orient, SOC
40 NJ. Diablo. 20
so Mammoth. I 70
2le Boston Con-. IL, I 80
500 Orc, I 50
30 South MONDAY, 900
100 Maybelle. 2so
THIS MORNING.
s. 0Phir. lin. II
s. Mexican, l4h. IAN. Is
IS Gould b Garry. 4 sS.S
80 Best 4 Bslehsr. 81, 81
Ito California. 8 45. $40
65 savage. 81, 81
70 Con. Virginia, 5 IS, 8 co
70 ChollAr. 81
40 Potosi, 4
los Hale ! Norcress. 81. 6, ~
laS Crsua Point. 4 4S, ~
lSo Ysllsw Jacket, Sh
400 Imperial. 60c. 65c
50 Alpha. ~
66 Bslehsr. l2S, II
2oS 1isrra Nevada. 22,s, 22S
10 Utah. III
us B~allion, AZ, 4 40
20 I~xehsausr. 5 Is
10 Seq. Bsicher. ls
50 0vsrnan. Gu
$50 Justice. I 10
Is Uaion Con-. 3sk. 35S
100 Alta, 3 IS
Sc Jllla. I 80
$40 Calsdenia, I 50, II
20 ailvs; Hill. I
40 Lady Bryan. Soc
400 New York. $50
so Occidental, l o.
30 Lady Warrington Con-. Toe
$50 Andes. :0c. 75c
100 wslls-Fargo. So
100 ward. II
lac Scorpion. 8
400 Leviathan. ioc
400 Benton Goa. a.. 2 80
is Golden Gate. Toe. 75c
25o Con. Dorado. Ia
400 Flowsry. 20c
400 North BONANZA. 4Sc. 4ee
800 Fairfax. s0c
liso Mseksy. l5e
80 Essex,
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February WORKING. Dividssds.

Following are the payrOlls Of some Of
the principal mines Of the Comssock
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BelcheF.


The winzs from the 2760 level is
down % feet. and continues in the same
vein formation carrying strsaks OF ore
which was developed in the station. The
work Of placing the engine at the top
has in,sriersd q little with sinking, but
i. is now in place. and better work Will
b done in future by its aid. On the
5000 level the drift south 10 being pushed
ahead, and has so feet to run to reach
the parallel Of the crosscut east on the
2760 level. When that point II reached
three erosscuts will be run from II nto
the ledge. This south drift 10 skirtng
the west edge Of the vein. and consider.
able hot water is eIuding from the vein
into it. Where this water nrst made its
appearance, go feet south Of the In
cline, . drill was sent east 10 feet 10
give the water better chance to get out.
90 that whom crosscuts are run 1t will
not hinder operations. The ledge,
which further north had Q trend OF IS
degrees west Of south similar TO it, make
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Crosscut No. 2 east, 1900 level, IL los
fee. In length and Is snoountsring and
passing through . eood-lookng lorna.
don Of porphyry. clay and quartz. which
improves q the cfossout 10 advanced.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20
EDWIN II. webster, Attorney at Law, Belair,
Hartford county. Nd.
rINRUSTEE's SALE
Il ora VALUABLE
GRAIN AND SAW MILL.

In pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit Cour,
for Hartford county, the subscriber. 40
ESe as Trustee. will offer at pub. u -
eS lie auction. at the Court House rYyreiH I u
- door. in lelair. S4
Monday. March 22d, lssO,
at IL o'clock ~,
ALL THAT VALUABLE GRIST AND SAW
MILL. and the SIX ACRES OF LAND belong.
ing thereto. now in the possession Of John IS.
strishof. that 10 particularly described in u deed
from Thomas II. Nelson and John a. Nelson, eN-
ecutors Of the last will and Testament Of Nicholas
u. Nelson, deceased. TO said John ". Stritehoa.
dated December 6. 1875. and recorded in Libsr 4.
j.. j.. No 80, foliO iOl one of the Land Records
OF the Circuit Court for Hartford county, and also
among the Land Records Of Baltimore county.
This property is part Of "My Lady's Manor" 50
and 10 situate on the Little Gunpowder. on the
public road leading from Taylor p. o. to Monk
ton aud lies partly in Hartford and partly in Bal
timore county. and adjoins the lands Of J. r.
Nonsmaker. Richard Howard and others.
The Improvements consist Of n GRiST AND
SAW MILL. in good repair. two run Of Stones,
good head Of water and full country custom /;
DIV RLLING HOUSE Of four rooms good Sta
ter House and Ice House.
The land Is highly improved and has on il
many choice fruit trees. The location /. q dcsir.
able one. being convenient 10 churches, schools,
railroad and turnpike.
TERMS OF SALE.-The terms Of sale pre.erib.
oil by the decree ars-ons third Of the purchase
money shall be paid in Cash on tho day Of sale
one-third In six and the balance in twelve months
thersafter the credit payments 20 bear interest
from the day Of sale. and to be secured By the
notes or bonds Of the purchaser with surety ap-
proved by the Trustee.
EDWIN II. WEBSTER, Trustee.
J. :. RICHARDSON, Auct. March 6.-t..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20

i>o- The IIagers,own Mail. one Of the leading
Democratic nsw'paPsr' d Western Maryland. has
come out in an entirely new suit Of type and the
paper. although soinewha, reduced 10 sine. 10 gen
orally very much improved and presents . neat
AMI bu'ine''.like appearance. The Mol il one
among the very best paper, upon our exchange
list IL !. one Of the olds.; papers in the State.
but 1t seems 10 grow more vigorous With It's age.
fac; pleasing alike to iis proPri.,ors and their
numerous friends.
Our sPrightly nsighbor. the IIA,rs de- Grace Re-.
P"'i'ea". in addition TO some very marked i'm.
pro'ensni' which have rsesn,ly taken place in iis
local department, hss put q new head On itself,
and now presents very neat sppsaranes. II
editors could &c, new heads for themselves with
tho same facility ihs, they can for their ns-spa-
psrs, what blessing IL would be.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20

what object the Tow'on,own reporters Of
the Baltimore papers can have 10 endsaroring 70
"mix up the Republican polite, Of Bal,imor.
eoua'y i' more than We can unders,and. A few
days ago the H.raid contained the following
from its reporter here:
"a rigid hgh, is going on in tho Republican
party throughout the county between the follow.
srs Of IrVisg Di;iy and John I. En,1r. both Of
-hoia' u Is stated, are candidates 20 be sent 70
the National Republican Convention"
II Mr.. Dii,y is candidate for delegate to the
National convention il j, very certain the Eepsb.
Leans OF baltimore county doa't know it. lie i,
an A'o"ed Grant man and as the percentage Of
thi'd-'eFm people in this county is exceedingly
small We bssvs him to DO too ,hrewd a poli,i.
elan to trust himself in their hands, with defes,
staring him in tho face. No, Mr.. Di,,y /, no, a
candidate, but such report, as the above are cir.
eiiatsd for purpose" which will avail very lii.
tle in the end.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20
REPUBLICANS TO THE FRONT.

Some time since We expressed the general sen
hment that the State % Maryland should send her
very ablsst and most Trustworthy men to represent
her In the Chicago Convention, and that they
should go unplejgsd. bsingin position to adop,
tho wishes Of those States whose votes will slsc,
the next President. in the selection Of the candi
date. We adhere TO this opinion. We think this
same spirit should control the action Of the Re.
publican party In sendisg delegates 10 our Coun.
~ and State Conventions. We consider the reso.
lutions. found elsewhere In our columns. adopted
n; the Temperance Temple meeting 40 embodying
the proper spirit to animate our Republicans in
Baltimore county. In order to have the best men
sent to the County Convention and our very able.,
and most Trustworthy Republicans sOnt to repre-.
sont US at Frederick. every true. earnest, solid Re.
publican in the county Is appsalsI 60 to excr, him.
self in that behalf from now until the delegate. 10
the State Convention are elected on the frat day
Of May next
The Par,ys evil genius will be at work from now
ill then using every means and method with
which he 10 too familiar, with the assistance. omen
and covert, Of Democratic politicians throughou,
the county, to send himself We think the sxigcn.
N'es VI Wv shuatiou are tucu rs demand that the
H'p"bhed"s Of the county be represented at Fred
erick and at Chicago. Whether they will be rep.
resented at either depend. entirely upon the eiior,
they make 10 get Republicans 20 the primary
meetings and to keep Democrats away. This /.
the pivot 20 the whole situation. II the Demo.
era's are allowed to have their way abou, Il. fI,y
and not the Republicans will be represented a,
both places by their ally who rendered them such
invaluable service last fall. To thwar; thi. con-
temPlaiei manipulation the Executive Committee.
when ii.meeis. should provide such n safeguard
against this as will oc eiIcciua in psrmi;,iu. none
TO influence the election OF delegates to tho County
Convention who are not kao,rn 20 be true R.pub.
Leans.
We are ~ aarmi,;s. ba, We as.el, tina, if the
"'P1the'" gnSy is 10 control ihc,e matter. in the
interest Of the Republican party every man who
desires It mast do his duty 10y lending all the aid
he can. The opposition TO the R,ynlirrn iur,y
will be HniiFing in its work and trick. until the
convention aijourns. Il is the duty II every lie.
publican who loves his party OF respect, it. prin
eiplss TO do his u;mos; 90 send TO the County Con
veniion men who are inasn 70 be true Republi.
cans. men who can, be deluIsl. misguided. lul.
lied or controlled BY Anybody. Do ,hi. AMI you
are safe.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20
New Advertisements.
John T. Ensor and William 8. Keech. Al
tornsys, Towsontoun, Nd.
TRUsTEEs' SALE
VALUABLE FARM IN THE sTH ILEc.
TON DISTRICT or BALTIMORE
COUNTY.

ny virtue Of n decree Of the Circuit Cour, for
baltimore county, passed In q cause In said Court
o. wherein Jacob d. Zouck 10 com. On.
hssel Plainant, and Mary y. Mer.
ILL lyman and others are
defendants, the undersigned. the Trustees named
In said decree, will offer AZ public sale. on
Monday, The l2h day Of Aprii, 4. u. ISsO,
at the hour Of n A. NJ,
on the premises, situated In the 5th district az
baltimore county. on the Black Rock road, about
one mile northerly from Trenton y. o., adjoining
the property Of Messrs. Ephraim Martin. WilI,., !.
Tracey, Gresnbury Boring and others. ali ths,
valuable farm Of which George Msrrytnan, late Of
baltimore county deceased, died seized and pos.
sessed, containing
FIFTY-sRvEN tS7l ACRES or LAND. MORE
OR LESS,
ana more particularly described In . Mortsass
from said George MerrymAn and wife 20 GeorSs
Z. Zouek. dated the % day Of December. A. ID.
isGo, and recorded 10 tho Mortgage Record, Of
baltimore county, in Liber q. n. g., No. IA. folio
2t9, &C., (sec said Mortgage for full do.crip,ion
Of said property BY mstes and bounds, courses
ahd ui''ahee'h improved by a twO.story
FRAME HOUSE,
about 10 by 20 feet, summer Kitchen. Frame Ram
about 20 by 80 feet also an excellent Annie orch
ara IN good bearing order peaches, cherries aud
othcr fruits. Pump Of excellent water nj the
door. About q Acres Of land 10 good eul,iya.
ton. balance principally in chestnut and oak
lumber. Churches, Mills, School, Psstoniec con
venient. The property 10 in n healthy, pleasant
and desirable neighborhood and il worth the a,.
tention OF any one seeking good home
TERMS OF SALE.-t Cash, 1 in q month,
and balance In IL months from day of sale. de-
fsrred payments to bear interest from day Of sale
ana TO DO secured by notes Of the purchaser, with
security satisfactory to the Trustees. or all cash
Mt purchaser option.
l'y terms II decree the Trustees arc authorized
to require n deposit of 10 on ,Iav Of ..l. AMI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20

~ Pat Herman. an sth ward Baltimore ruff.
nan, accompanied BY several men Of his stamp,
visited Annapolis on Wednesday morning and
engaged In stree, fight, soon after their arrival
which resulted in the shooting Of Mike Farrell. a
9th ward Democratic pet, in the face. The objee,
Of the visit Of Ksrnan's gang was TO bulldors the
Baltimore Senators and frigh,en them into voting
ssain't the bill for the suppression of gambling
In Baltimore city. The lives Of Senators Cooper
and Bans were threatened by this mob Of striker
and much excitement va, the result. Things
have come to pretty pass when such men q,
herman boldly enter the halls Of legislation and
BY threats Of violence attempt to intimida,s Sen.
s,Ors in the discharge OF thsir.. duties.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20
WILLIAM FOSTER. Auc,ionesr.
TRUsrEEs' SALE
u
VALUABLE LOTS SITUATE IN THE VII.
LACE OF NEW MARKET. SEVENTH
nIsTHIlT N A a a..Ah

y
VALUABLE LOTS SITUATE ~ THE VII.
LACE OF NEW MARKET. SEVENTH
DISTRICT OF BALTIC. COUNTY.
The undersigned, Trustees. BY virtue Of de-
cree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore county.
passed in case in which Sarah A. Standi- -.
ga ford and others are compliments. AMI -
IN Adolphus ". Stamford and others
are defendants. will sell at public auction. on tie
premises, on
TA~'day. the Ash day Of March, 4. D. 1850,
at l o'clock +. NJ.
THE FOLLOWING TRACTS OR PARCELS
OF LAND. NAMELY:
LOT No. l,
Containing TWO ACRES AND Us PERCHEs.
and improved by . comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE.
LOT No. .,
Containing ONE ACRE AND 5. PERCHEs.
Containing THREE ACRES AND 20 PERcHrS.
LOT No. I.
Containing SIX ACRES AND 1906 PERcIEs.
and improved BY good Orchard.
These lots are situate In the village Of New
Market, and belonged TO the late james A. stan
difcrd. They are valuable lots and are partieu-
larry described 10 the proceedings In said cause.
TERMS OF SALE under the decree. ars-one-
third Cash, the balance In equal installments in
SIX and twelve months from the day Of sale. The
credit payments to bear interest from day Of sale
and to be secured TO the satisfaction Of the Trus.
tees.
c&A cash deposit Of $50 will be required on
the sale Of each lot At the time Of sale.
JOHN !. YELLoTT,
JOHN 7. ENsoR,
Trustees.
WIN. FOSTER, AuetiOsser. (Fsb. 2s.-ts.
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The undersigned will offer a, public auction. on
the premises. on
Wsdne.day. 3lsf day of March, 1850,
at o'clock =. NJ,
ALL or HER VALUABLE TRACT OF -.
~. LAND, situated Immediately on the 49,
III Baltimore and Jerusalem Turnpike,
miles from the city Of Baltimore. containing
30I ACRES OF LAND.
The above tract IL laid OF in the following lots
TO wit:
LOT No. $50 ACRES. at the corner Of the
turnpike and Camp Chapel Road, improved by Q
DWELLING HOUSE and other outbuldings-
This lot 10 well located for . place Of business,
store or tavern. The land IL in a good condition,
well watersd and timbered, and 10 n very desirable
business stand.
LOTS Nos. 2, ; AND Are Immediately on
the turnpike, fronting each $50 feet with depth
VI $50 feet, each containing 25 ACRES, well To-
Gated and beautiful building sites.
LOTS Nos. 5 AND G-Front immedia on
the New Gu, Road. running from the turnpike
parallel with the Camp Chapel Road, commenciny
$50 fec, from the pike, zach lot containing 20
LOT No. Fronting on Camp Chapel Road.
immediately east Of the 30 acre lot. and running
back TO q wide avenue. containing 90 ACRES, i'm.
proved by comfortable DWELLING aud out
buildings.
-Four other lots, Nos. $, ., 10 and II, containing
each 30 ACRES, binding on wide avenues com
.H"".Setnk WIN pihe' lamp thhpel anu New Gut
Roads. These lots arc partly cleared and part in
wood.
Tho baltimore and jerusalem Turnpikc il one
OF the best and easiest roads leading out Of Bati
mere. The land on said road 10 rapidly inereas-
Ing In value. The quality Of the land 10 peculiar
y adapted TO trucking. light sandy soil. vcgeta-
bles are raised early and in large quantities. The
land 10 well waterod. The ncighborhoo is one II
the best. Schools and churches of all denomina.
tlons are convenient. among them 81. Joseph's
Catholic Church and School. -. Jossph's Post
Office. lately established, l. near at hand.
There Is on the property two good and sub.ian.
DWELLING HOUSES,
with outbuildings all in good repair.
Valuable beds Of iron ore have been recently
discovered in the noighborhood.
The land will positively be sold and those look.
ing for investments had better give it their ai,en
ton.
Plats Of the property in the whole and in lot,
has been male and can be seen at the office of r.
X. BoARMAN, Attorney. Towsontown.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash. one. third
In q months and balance in IL months. cred, paw.
msnis 90 be secured By the note, Of the purcha .er
with security approved by the undersigned or all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser.
MARY A. KILCHENSTEtN.
NICHOLAS W. SMITH. Auctioneer
March l3.-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-03-20
TO FARMERS!
HOW TO OBTAIN LARGE
YIELD OF IsOTATOES.

EXPERIMENTS in the culture Of the Potato
IL show that IL does not yield we'll in certain
seasons, soils, manner Of manuriny, &c. That il
requires certain mode Of culture 20 produce IL
successfully. certain degree of moisture TO pro-
teci IL from drought. (which Il will not stand, and
the root Of the plant protection from the heavy
rains packing down the earth around IL. The plan
proposed accomplishes this je.idera,um with less
labor and expense TO the grower than the ordinary
way.
Considerable time has been spent and EXPENSE
incurred 10 collect special information from the
most reliable sourcss-Goyernmental and other.
wise-On the best methods Of cultivatiny thi. most
excellent esculent. Receipt on the subject from
practice and observation has been issued andlropy
rightsd-Price Sl.O0--the contents Of which sx.
plain the nature and cultivation Of this one Of our
most profitable agricultural products-how any
farmer can grow from 2sO to 1000 or more bushels
20 the acre.
This little work IL placed in the hands Of agents
that IL may be brought to the home Of every farmer
at . small cost in comparison 20 the benefits 90 be
derived therefrom. II can be made 10 pay from
ten 70 fifty fold in single season. The remedies
for driving and killing the bugs named in the Re
esipt are fertilizers and will promote the growth
Of the vines and other plaa,. and trees.
JOSEPH GERMAN.
Laurayille. Baltimore county, Nd
~ For the convenience Of the farmers Of Bal
timore county and others going 10 and passing
through TOwsontown these receipts can be OBJ
tanned Of L0NGNECkER BROS,
Propriston baltimore County Union."
March ?O-tf.