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D, which was composed of the following items -

The of navigation on the lakes for Ils4s
shorter than the general but the increase of bust
and addition of vessels to the carrying trade have
been very large. The value of property that passed
through Buffalo from the east to the wesor the past two
years exceeds seventytwo millions Of dollars This
immense amount distributes itself the great west and
enrches the population of that region which they pay
for by the valuable and important products of their soil
The number of vessels that arrived at Buffalo for
lsi3 1864, and the departures 1920, making a
total Of 1884, averaging for every day during navi
CATION twentyeigh sail-exceeding the arrivals and
departures from any other port in the United States
Buffalo is destined to be very extensive depot of pro-
duce from the west and merchandise from the east sua
ted atthe head Of Lake Erie with convenient commod
Gus harborthe western terminus of the Erie Canal and
outlet for the shipments from the east she will before
ny years roll round be the largest inland city Union
TABLE ExHBIriNo THE NUMBER OF ARRIVALS AND DEPAR-
TUREs. RECEIPTS OF FLOUR AND WHEAT WITH THE lEs
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MONEY MARKET.


Stocks have declined still further. Not a single de-
scrption advanced fraction. Several were firm at last
quotations. The sales only to moderate extent
Paterson down per cent Harlem Il Canton Ken
tuckys Illinois III Indiana Il Ohio farmers Loan
II Paterson Ohio Life and Trust firm Norwich and
Worcester Railroad the Long Island do. The bro
kers manage to falling of, once in awhile to
make good their time sales, and then they all take
fresh start again.
The Appleton Manufacturing Company Of Lowell,
Mass have declared scmannual dividend of six per
cent.
The Worcester Railroad Company have declared semi
annual dividend of three per cent and made large
servaon for depreciation The capital which the
dividend is made is So, 100000.
The Locks and Canals Company of Lowell, Mass. have
lately made extra dividend of fifty dollars per share OF
$500
There very little doing at present in inland exchanges
very little variation has taken place in quotations since
last
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HAVANA, Dec. 6.--Exchange Con London II liz per
cent premium; Paris u per cent discount New York
per cent premiums New Orleans per cent premium
nominal; Mexican doubloons per cent premium; Mexi.
dollars per cent premium Pillar dollars a per cent
premium, nominal Freights-To Spain Slalt per box;
Baltic 60 00a0 90, Hamburg and Bremen 80 lOa3 90
Great Britain ca l0a3 90; Cowes and market 60 lsa3 90
France 0fa9o Mediterranean "a Ioa3 90; United states
Sa per box sugar. SOC per bag coee S2ja3 per br mo-
ascs SugarsHaf and half and 6a4tand6 do superior
TO good 5 and 7a5 and Q, demand do Florete none
White inferior, 5Ya6 demand; do sup. and good 7as
dcmand do Floree, Brown inferior aa4l do
seconds 6a65 do sup and good 5a53 do Florete
none. Cucurucho; Muscovado, nominal. Cofee-fne
none first quality, nonna second do, per quntal S6s
81, third do do 4la5 riache per quin 2la3I Rice, per
s5 TO l5b Hams, American, covered per qun SI2 to
Lard American, per qunta $40 to 2J Butter do do Si
10; Potatoes per Dbl S2a2l; Mess Fork do sIi Clear
Pork SIC; New Orleans Pork, in boxes per qunta 50 TO
l0 American Cheese per quntal $40 TO Sll; Beef prime
per Dbl SO to Q; do Mesa do Sl0a2.
MArANzAs, Dec. 5-Flour-Spanish Sllall3 the Dbl;
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Domestic Importations.

NEw ORLEANs-Brg Etrurian-5 boxes .Briggs-9s bbls
Brush co.6o De Peyster Whitmarsh- Dwight John
sonl box Wilson co.. hhds Barclay Lvingstonl5 Me-
GTeksn ,Liyasston bbls flour 1853 keg
B II Walker-6 (ioodhue X CO.
New ORLEANs-Brg Gulnar-li2 hhds sugar II Field
~ hides Wolfe Bshopll 1863 pigs lead Stachan Scott
Isl bbls beef and pork kegs lard Roberts Wamsl hhds
tobacco kegs lard Stuges Clearman2ss
Merle..l53 bbls molasses q empty bbls to order
ST MARKs-Bar9ue lwanowna-230 bales cotton Hobrook,
Nelson COLT Fl Warning sop-l02 Center Il co-28 Matt
land, Comrie co-5o Perkins opkns-a Bryant Il Matt
land-3l q Collins-6 bxs order.
PoRT LEosBrig Cama-2s bales cotton Center co-aii
Hobrook Nelson COLI Maitland, Comrie CO.'S Perkins
Hopkns-62 Mel, Coe Anderson-35 Bryant Maitland
98 hides Spear & Vanderhoof
,SAvANNAH-Brig Madison-5s bales cotton Geo Colps-86
Faher Berwiti-l6 Miler-27 Barstow, Pope c0-09
w Hills-292 boxes wine Taylor & MerrI-5l8 hides
Sprague Robinson co252 casks rice aud bales
order
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HeW vi IsSIoH' "a a IIaPm
The receipts of specie at New Orleans the 10th inst
Sl565OO making the total amount received since
Sept lst $23ll 2l7-$53 800 received at Mobile
the Sth inst.
The Hartford and New Haven Railroad Company will
receive offers for 900 per cent bonds of $1,000
deemabe in 1870 per cent to be paid down. and the
balance the 10th of January next Also for $780, at
per cent of interest with 5per cent down and the bal
ance ls of July next. The payment of these bonds will
be secured by mortgage the property Of the company
and receipts of the road
The trade the great inland lakes of this country for
the past year heavier than before The value
of the imports into Buffalo alone than $40 0OO
600. which was composed Of the following items
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Philadelphia and Baltimore si5ai6; N. o. sI5ai6 Lard
g9alli Buer-European, SslaSlO; U. 5. sllal4 Cod
fish S43a5. Potatoes-S3ia3. Sugar-Half and hall SO
4a6I; Cucurucho 3a3l. Coiee-but little on hand and
prices nominal; first receipts 5a6i Wax-White STAG
the arroba; yellow 7a71 TobaccoLeaf Sl2aSl3 do $40
ST. Exports from LIST Jan S0th Nov. Is43-25 10
boxes Sugar 62s arrobas Coffee Ol6t terces
lasses; 81, SOS lbs Toba,co Leaf
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Died,

On Tuesday evening" after lingering Illness JOSEPH
W.. son Of Joseph Coles, in the 32d year of his age
The friends OF the family invited to attend the funer
al from his late residence lis First street this Thursday
morning the 2lst, at half past o'clock His remains
will be taken to Jerico, l.. l. for interment.
On the goth inst HENRY McCiiNNiss, aged 70 years.
The friends of the family and those Of James Conway
are invited to attend his funeral this afternoon O'Clock
precisely from his late residence 257 Stanton st.
AT Aharsimus NJ. on Tuesday evening" 10th instant,
Of scarlet fever JosEPHl t. eldest Of Joseph T. and
Mary Ann Morton, in the 4th year Of his age.
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'UK SETS. "a HIGH WATER ...''..- so
Ships L1vsEpoo Earidgs Liverpool WSGdhgll Mptun
sSs e" s'% S1t jacob %:s
s aaiF A%
MNeSils Durham lS. Diner; EgssHe DrSkTasr Norfolk
GRsiiISs%ss aNsfH Cooley S G!S
sqss b.s5 M sss 0 o
Arrived
5 %S % c a. Which ss 4:
ns % 81 a. s sSis
TO anchor on n the bar at u same e g" a. c
coffee and hide: TO Bss. Es 20 'S Vessels. WIN
Rf Fss Gc ID s s 50 Shafts y s R%e S
Ss tsSs s from 1H.s G5 ,1. from Rio
Bns ws;Gnsos: Barge Appleton "a day. from Para, with
.T%soa g days from @ s Sss
S1s Smh day: from TGs,.e With log
Brig Camilla, Mandeui 10 days from Port Leon, with
Brig EtmIisn Bra9s,om Z days from New Orleans. with
pos! Prom new onsa''' w''n lead
British brig Merchant Beck days from ST. John NIB with
Brig Nancy Jane Smith, DAYS from Wilmington, NC with
lumber and stores, to master
British schr Ida Howard, 50 days from Sierra Leone with Go
camwood ssoo Id; old copper 7s2 hides leopard skins
schr Robin Hood Lemon, 30 days from font Petre Gu.d
ind ssG pS % ss wa boss
inst Evan Davis native OF Germany. No dae lat
~ Ion 72 49, fell in with the deck Of vessel apparently
schr A. +. Thorne, Sanford, from Wilmington, NC. with
naval stores to T.. 5. Powell
schr Ann Hyman Totten, from Newbsm NC with naval
torres, to M. Plat.
schr Julia Il Nancy, Sterling from Newbem, Nc with ma.
val stores
schr c. Slower, Ellis, from Newborn NC with naval stores
master.
schr Direct, Briggs from Baltimore, with mdse J. N.
Briggs.
schr Excellent Davis from Georgetown, DC. with -four to
Schr JULIA vangdsr from Georgetown DC. with flour to
master.
schr Pilgrim, Dodge from Alexandria, DC with flour to
schr Stanley Hail. Tewash, from Norfolk with corn to the
master.
Sailed.
Ships New York CroPper, Liyerpool Cns,oval Colon
smith, Havana; Olive Eliza Parsons Charleston; South
port do; barques Duchess Lisbon sem Glasgow Eunomu
Rio Janeo: Smyrna ST Jago de Cuba; Rose Standh Mobe
Qyando Apaschcoa brigs sun Antwerp Port Leon, Barba
oes China Kingston ia; Saracen Fort leon Florida Apa
iaehicols Caslda Wilmington, Nc Excel Savannah; Moon
Charleston, and others.
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s-Mottoes-New verses, written expressly for
II. N.Wid. by Dow, Jr. Sold only at 45l Broadway,
Grand street.
N.B.-Also assorted candies, only l6 cents pound.
fl3- DENIS THEOLOGY-Americans Rev. c. Spar
ry sixteen years citizen of the 18th ward arrested
in louisville Pafor what for selling extracts from Denis
popular system of Catholic Theology. the book is so
what must we think OF sect with whom such book is
authority The fifth edition is just published and sold
y at No lis Nassau street-l2 cents Ssper hundred
GJ- COLD, COUGH, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
comparative superatve these the steps in the ladder
which for reaches down from the bright and glad
some earth to the dull and grave In all seasons
we are exposed to the ravages OF this destroyer Be
ful OF your feet then friends Keep them and dry
have taken cold it at once, by all means Dr. Pc
ers Cough Lozenges may be obtained at l25 Fulton ST.
corner Nassau.
Read this recommendation and Judge for yourselves
Ills Worm and Cordial LoZenges, also Vegetabie room
Paste and other preparations may be had at the came
place
o. RHEUMATISM AND GOUT.-The Indian vege
table Elixir and Hewes Nerve and Bone Liniment VIII
cure matar how bad or no pay VIII be taken
To be had only at 81 Courtlandt street. and North Filth
street, Philadelphia
{hy- PREMIUM KAZOR STROPS.-The first pre-
MUM at the Fairs of the American Institute has been
awarded year after year c. Saunders for the invention
of the Metallic Tablet with four sides No. side having
the effect of a hone, without using oil water. The
other sides for keeping the with fine smooth
edge so a person with of them always keep
in the perfect order without having
cutler barber II is used and recommended by the
first cutters in England and certificates by the most sci
entfc gentlemen in this country Its great celebrity
has caused Rounterfeits and imitators nnumerable
which easily BIO detected by the and imperfect
surface what is called the tablet sidethe original being
smooth and polished
Mandatory 1853 Broadway where large assortment
oioilet articles of the first quality always be had
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL, Auetlonoef
(Sfsre No. IS finn sfreet.)
RIDAY,


Al lo% o'clock, at the sales room, ,
Large sale of cohng dry goods, fancy aud pledged
tcles presents jewey, watches guns, cutlery hard
Also large additional invoice Of choice super London
and Paris cloths fine beaver do double mled cashmere and
felt cloths flannel ard woTsed Shirts gloves &c IN lots 10
suit
Also splendid English gold dial patent lever watches ~
Jewels and all the materials of the first quality; do hor
detached Moncas maker 10 Jewels and several other valuable
watches,
Also superb brilliant and cluster Preach dia
mon pins, rings, chains, &c.
Also unusually extensive variety OF various useful and
ornamental articles.
Also aqusny OF family groceries, champagne and other
wines splendid jewelry, &c
Also enire of the beautiful and rich iewey
suitable Tor the gold and diamond pearl ruby
and aid iockets, CHAINS fancy fila
gee work Sc all and beautiful patterns all OF which viii
be sold without
Also large io Of first rate household furniture in good
order.
Also prs blankets nearly new 20 feather beds quilts
comfoabe and fine articles the Housekeeping de-
partment.
NBEvey facility will be afforded for the disposal OF
merchandise Of all descriptions Business will be carried In
'''''''' THOMAS sELL, IS Ann street
A UCTI1N NOTICE-Foreign Plants ard Toys &c =
LEVY& SOONER will sell this day at l0a O'Clock. at
Isl Broadway paor aud house plants auded
Anias Moss Roses tandard do Sweet Honeyspckes Car
nations very fine Also Pug in packages e suit buy Per
Shrubs, with few Dutch Bulbous Hoots,
Toys, Birds set up and other fancy1arces d2 tin
| PAINTINGS AT AUCTlON.-Leyy SOONER will Sc II
at their ISL Broadway Friday 22d inst at ~
oe?cs 100 OIL Psntngi many OF which have ;efeny been
collection worhv the aen Of the connosseur and thu pub
lic and also beautiful paintings by own artists
esd their works for exhibition private SALE auction
d2l 2t-m
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03- FUN-FUN-FUN.-Prepa to laugh .-Motoes
Mottoes-New verses, written expressly for
II. n. Wild by Dow, Jr. Sold only at 45i Broadway,
near Grand street.
N'B.-Also assorted candies, only 10 cents pound.
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This shows the truth of the remark that every bushei
Of grain imported this country at any time was d.
recy for, or caused indirectly by spccuaton and all
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Passengers Arrived.
Foreign Emportations,

LwERPooL-Packet ship Sherdan-J Patrick, Miss Ann
Patrick Petersburg Pa Miss Speck New Yorkand 81 in the
steerage.
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roc CHABbEss t MT Asesi9nssE ,,cr,

STOCK OF iMPoRTED FINE WINES AT AUCTION
~ Fuday!momrg, Dec. % at II o'clock, in the store As Ii
bsy catalogue the balance stock Of de-
cnng this branch Of his business including St Estaphe Cha
!eau, Leove, 81 Julien and Poniilac; Medec Rhsnish
Heck; Cypress, Samos Lacrymac Christie shsy. and Ma
d'auy, do Samos do Egyptian, do port wine. do 4th
brandy do kummel do champagne Also Is BASKET. De Mu
zrd Elsser De Unosetco, Eagle Key champagnes also
raspberry dor maeschnd annette abynhe and
lemon cordals; raspberry ssrsspara lemon and ogeat
n Viii be- n%d Gs McY S
dealers and families purchasing for Il approaching holidays
Catalogues samples of sale d3l 2src
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The Governor, in his annual message, stated that the
present amount Of the State debt did not vary but tre
from that ofJanuary LIST lS4 which 46-about
three millions than reported by the State Treasurer
There must be gross mistake somewhere in the
of these fnctionaries which should be rected and
planned The State of Indiana with her very limited
very deeply involved and doubt the possible
tyof any great relief from their present difficulties for
ny years She is not like other States who pay but
will not it would require the severes taxation to meet
the 100000 interest the debt of that State Her inter-
nal improvements pay but trfing revenue, and they
would require an extensive outlay to make them much
more productive.
The first movement was made simultaneously in the
Senate and House on the present tariff act The repre-
sentation from the tools to
the move. resolution introduced calling the
Committee of Ways and Means to report to the exped
ency of bringing in bill to repeal the existing tariff and
to bring in bill establishing twenty per ad palo
duty with Determinations only for the purpose of
The groundwork of the resolution is solid and pro-
per- but the determinations should be devoted to the Incl
dental protection of the various interests of the country
The government must have from sufficient
to carry out the appropriations of Congress-
The wheels must be constantly in notion and the requ
site power must directly indirectly from the peo
pie The only way that the bulk of the should
be collected is from impors-this from the proper
channels and has been derived from that long
that others in this country provided except what
is yielded from property belonging to the government
The vote taken in the House of Representatives the in
PRODUCTION Of the above resolution decided mega
tive that all hopes for modification of the tariff to
tent that will produce sufficient income to meet the
al expenses Of government and gradually extingsh the
public debt are destroyed Both political parties admit
that the present act contains many defects 1t is plainly
to be that does not produce sufficient revenues and
infringement can be stronger than that fact The i'm
portaons will not greatly exceed the present for
sometime to come under any scale of duties The inter-
nal state of the country forbid any increase of
quence and long currency is confined to its pre-
sent standard the increase will be very gradual and very
regular This condition of the country and the result of
the present state of the tariff and all the mercantile
ments will be constantly accommodating public debt and
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUm
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(Broad,oay, opposite the City Hal.)

CTCrowded Houses-Opposition Prosrated-Best Bill in
the Cty-The Shilling System phanTwelve Talent
ed Performes-0Sly q, t,ns 81 GsP5 Each i.pors
Just arrived from Brazil, Negro Boys sev.n and
years od) perfectly white, with pink eyes, wool barr a.
Their parents accompany them and black JET These
children the extraordinary beings known They
engaged snd be during the
whole day and evening" they remain thus week only
Player the Musical iasses-Miss dar the Songstss
Petite Cero, the Danseuse-D w Lull Banjo Player and
Negro singer-Mr D Pcken the Irish Meod.t-J Linton,
Comic Singer and Negro celebrated Ken
lucky Mustrels, Sc. &c.
MADAME ADOLPHE
The Celebra. ed Sybil,
be privately consulted all hours regarding the Fast Ere
and Future She has been consulted and recommended by
eminent Including NJ +. Willis, Esq editor Of
thu New York Mirror
Saturday Afternoon at o'clockperfomances the
ia the evening at half-past 7. ~
Admission the whole 2L shilling Tor
consulting Madame Adolphe
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PacKEr LIVERPOOL, for LIVERPOOL, will sail to-day
Her letter bags are ut tiilpins
PacKEr sur WrsrMSsrER, for London, is detained ill
to-dav
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam ships,
Ship Masters and Auenta

Ship Masters and Agents
We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will gyt
o Conmod9re ROBERT SiLyEv, of our News Fleet; a Re
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List Of their Cargo and
any fGgn or News they may have He vii
tsspondnts home abroad will also confer favor by
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankful,
recelvcd.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

AND PERPETUAL FAIR.
THURSDAY, DEC. 2L
LAST DAY, AND FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MISS
NJ A. CANNON,
who leaves for Boston She will appear
Comic Meange in which she sustsns six differ nj
young lady been performing and delighted sudesess
forget her to-day but her Benefit long to be emem
bered She has the pleasure of presenting the following
amongst other attractions
GEN. TOM THUMB-Ths remarkable little man. weigh
ing only Fifteen Pounds few days, previous sail
ing for Europe He b as hsprs Say and evening
70 The Family Of Wandering GiPses sI in number he
day and evening, without charge. .
The Gypsy QUEEN be privately consulted REGARDING
Mr. ri c. SHERMAN T. G. BOOTH. Miss ADAIR, &c.
are engaged Negro Speech Song and Breakdown by T. o.
Booth beautiful Giraffe Rhnocerou', and other curssities
have been added to the Museum. :,
MADAME CHECKENI, the celebrated Pantomimist and
Danseose is eng aged and will appear Friday next
II Performances at precisely seven O'Clock
Day vsters admitted the evening free.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are m king for the ap
preaching holidays style Of superb maEnfcence be-
fore equaled. Particulars hereafter. ~
T Admission the whole IS cents-chidren under ten
years, half price .
private consultations with the Gpsy Queen
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A TO LET-The store No 81 Nassau stree, IN the
:M Herald Buildings from the first of February Apply al
..lN this Office d8r

ar<e FOR SALE-A Valuable Farm called Springfield
situated in the of sleo Wight mile and half
from the mouth of Nansemond River. containing about
five hundred bounded sides by creeks (navgabe
o small vesels running into the mouth Of Nansemondye
There is the farm large ar well finished brick dwelling
house. with other necessary house good repair
Nearly half Of the lar is well mbeed with large tall pine
he cleared land of good quality and well adapted to the
vaon of wheat sweet potatoes and water melens
1t has attached il fine landing for planting
and Of the best stock farms of its size in lower Virginia
Persons wishing to purchase, by applying early, will meet
with great bargain.
If sold privately before it will be offered public
ton the premises the 25th day of January, 1874
Terms will be made known and further information given by
Mr. B. Whitehead Of Smithed Isle of Wight county
the subscriber. WILLIAM HINES.
d20 3taw tojy25
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speculation is caused by an unhealthy, irregular state
of the currency The tariff exerts certain influence
certain articles of import export but the prime
of good or evil in commercial communities is
the expanded condensed state OF the paper circulation
of this any other country.
The Treasury report of the State of Indiana exhibits
amount of outstanding Treasury notes. January 1884, is
estimated 100000 which cannot be fully redeemed
until lsa9 estimating the annual appropriated
that purpose at S220OOO The ordinary annual expenses
of the government do vary much from O00 which,
added to the amount to redeem Treasury notes. makes the
amount S330,0O0 annually. The actual receipts of the
State for 1912 were S2 $685. at which rate there would be
adehcency OF $4,000 The receipts the canals for
the past season only to the LIST of October
This small amount of receipts caused by several in
terrupons of navgaonduring the season The receipts
estimated to reach 100000 before the close Of naviga
tion The receipts from this the next
expected to than double those of this the work
will be extended and the country in its vicinity rapidly
improving The public debt of the State January st ls43
according the report of the State Treasurer varies
terally FROM the statement made in the Governors
sage
DEBT OF INDIANA, JAN. 1874.
Total Indebtedness Of the State, Jan. LIST, I8i3,
TTe'suTers report, Sl2,12o339
Canal interest, unpaid 1889
Payments on debt during is.s. i273a 62s
Six per cent bonds redeemed Of Site Blk, 1864 sos
Interest bonds held by u s., ;e-
tanned out of proceeds OF pubic lands. 1875
FIVE per cent L reasury notes redeemed OF -
State Bank, B'2t
Other reasury notes and interest redeem
ed and cancelled, f27476