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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-19

PRESENT TO JENNY LIND. beautiful gold box,
seven inches long by three wide, and weighing
twelve ounces, has been procured by the irenen Of
New York. to be presented by them to Miss Jenny
Lind, with copy of the vote of thanks passed by
them in acknowledgment of her donation to the fire
department fund of 50 900. This is to be accompa-
MED by complete copy of Audubon's Birds and
Quadrupeds of America and both to be placed
in rosewood bookcase of very elaborate and deli
cate workmanship.
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The WHEAT CRoP. We receive favorable re-
ports from the wheat crop in the eastern portion of
North Carolina 1t is represented to be very prom
isnG and unless blighted before harvest, may
peel an abundant yield. The farmers have also fin
shed planting corn, and much of it is already up and
growing finely. Thus far the seasons have been ia
vorable for agriculture purposes.
The accounts from different parts of Pennsylvania
saws that the growing wheat never presented more
promising appearance than at the present time.
The Cleveland (Ohio) Herald says that the wheat
crop through the counties of Wayne Stark, Holmes
season of the wear than now 1t has occasiony been
little more rank but without exception of single
field; it is looking strong and beautifully.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-19

PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN New YoRK. William Lloyd
Garrison, the president of the American Anti-save-
~ Society," has issued bulletin informing its MEM
bers that the annual meeting of that society, to take
place in the ensuing month, will be held at Syracuse,
New York. Heretofore, he says, these meetings
have been uniformly held in the city of New York,
but that now no meeting house hall in that great
for gold for the accommodation of the society Meth
er In the adjacent city of Brooklyn can any suitable
building be obtained for this purpose" The peace
fui and orderly people OF the great city may, we
THINK with reason congratulate themselves on this
radiance. !.
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The family that never took newspaper has NOV.
ed to illinois. The old gentleman was Surprised
the other day learn that gold had been discovered
in California; and the eldest daughter was reloiced
In learn from neirhbor that Webster had been hung,
and now she'd never again be troubled with them
pesky spellin' books 1 5aae
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NEWSPAPERS THE WORLD. There are1 10 news
papers published in Austria, IA in Africa "a in Spain,
90 in Portugal. 80 in Asia, IS in Belgium, IS in
Denmark, 80 in Russia and Poland. 300 in Prussia,
800 in other Germanic States, 500 in Great Britain
and ireland, and 800 in the United States.
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POST SCRIPTITM
Spring and Summer Clothing. 1851.

WE are now opening beautiful supply of Cloth.
ing, Frock, dress. and sack coats Of cloth Casbme
rett and APacha, all colors. We have few dozen
Skeleton French sacks without lining made of Cash.
meretts and Zephyr cloths in which we defy compei-
ton (tor Gentlemen's summer weary Grass Linnen
trocks super french drilling pantaoons all colors cheap
and warranted in all respects Cashmere pantaloons
Vests, cravats gloves. pocket han6'k's, suspenders
shirt collars new stylein fact every thing usually kept
by Merchant Tailors or furnishing Houses O& p
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Ton tn. Bell stiI Louder. TON it,

Convey ye winds the joyful sound from Curntack
to CheTokee-from the Arostook 20 the Sabine,
THAT THE "IMMORTAL INSECT"
Is at Nome .agGin!
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WEATHER AND CRops. The Westminster Carroll
tonian maryland says that the earth is wet that
farmers are kept back in the preparation of their
grounds intended for corn and oats. The various
growing crops look unusually promising.
The Mddlefown Maryland Wing says that from
every part of that valley it has the most favorable
counts of the growing crops.
The Winchester [Virginia] Republican saws that
the crops finely forward in that section the grain
looking WE'LL and there is little danger of any fruit
being lost by the frost. -
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THE Moon DAeuERREoTypED. The Boston Jour-
nal says that Mr.. J. l.. Whipple, the distinguished
daguerreotypist, has succeeded, with the aid of Mr.
Bond, the Cambridge astronomer in taking views of
e s Telescope at the The Journal
has two dagurreoypes representing the moon
as it appeared Monday and Thursday nights of last
week. The mountains and valleys Of the moon are
that by the aid of these representations taken diff
erent phases ofthe moon their height and depth may
determined. The importance of these experiments
will be duly appreciated by the astronomer.
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DTEI3.

In this City, Friday morning last of Pneumonia,
William Jordan, son of Calvin Jordan, of this City.
THs remains followed to the grave by the Sons
of Temperance, of which Order he a member, and
by a large number of citizens.
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ANOTHER. On Sunday last affray occurred in
the neighborhood of Castor, between two mulattoes
Dick Graham and Bob Carter, both Boatmen, which
terminated in the death of the latter. Graham has
been taken and confined in Jail. Weldon Pat.
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DIR. N. l.. STITH,

DIR. N. l.. STITH,
" AVlNG permanently located in Raleigh, offers his
IL professional services his old friends and patrons
and to the public generally. His charges will be
moderate and reasonable those of the other City Ply
sicians.
He will be found at all times when out on profess
sona business, at his office the Store of Messrs A.
B. St,h & Co., during the day, and at night the Var
brough House.
Raleigh. April 10. 1851. 4s-tf.
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OF the state of North Carolina.
TNHE Second Annual Meeting will be held in the
i City of Raleigh the third Wednesday of May
next it being the 2lst of the month which time the
Annual Address will he delivered by DIR. Charles E..
Johnson, of Raleigh 1t is desirable that many Coun-
ties make convenient to be represented may do
business Oh importance to the Profession will be
brought forward for consideration. Delegates from the
County Societies, Associates and Physicians generally
notified to attend.
WILLIAM H. MCKEE, NJ. D.
sr..;:. Secretary.
Raleigh, March &c, 1850. 40
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A MONSTER CAUGHT. On the night of the 1st
inst, MIR. Charles Hill, of this county, caught in
steel trap in Toms Creek, William Hills forge,
beaver that weighed fortyseven pounds, and meas
ured three feet inches from the tip Of the nose
to the end Of the tail. It's hind foot measured seven
inches the toes it's tail measured one foot
in length and SIX inches in breadth. Hurra for old
Surry! challenge the State to beat that if she can.
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Mt. Airy. N. c. April 9Th. 1851.

Mt. Airy, N. c., April 9th, 1851.
We heard the capture of this animal mentioned at
Forsyth court house this week; and it said that
there other beavers in the neighborhood en-
gagged in the construction of dam. If this be the
case, we the creatures will be let alone and not
exterminated. 1t were pleasant to contemplate the
existence and the labors of this remnant of remark
able race of animals hitherto believed to be extinct
among US. Greensborough Patriot.
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The CENTRAL RAIL ROAD. The Raleigh STAN
dard the whole of whose article shall be laid before
our readers week, makes excellent remarks
upon the prospect Of the CASTOR Road its connection
with the Petersburg and Norfolk interests, and the
liberalty with which some of the citizens of North
Carolina have re-subscribed to this work contrasted
with the stinted generosity of others.
The Standard lays considerable stress upon the
importance of this roads being rebuilt connect
ing link the Central road, and states that failure
to re-estabsh it on firm and lasting promise of per-
manency, it is thought by many gentlemen oceN tn
formed on the subject will seriously put in jeopardy
the building of the Central road This is precisely
what is thought hereabouts and we heard one of the
rst rmest and fastest of the friends of the Central
road say that if the CASTOR road went down, he would
cease to urge the building of the Central project.
If the CASTOR road be not built, the Central road,
if built would lose all the through traUe and the con-
tract for carrying the great Northern and Southern
mail' two of the chief items presaging its
We should like to have the opinions of the rest of
the press on this subject. The Standards article
is in good time and shall appear next week. The
people of the whole State interested in this work
| and cannot have too much information upon it.
| Charlotte Hornets Nest.
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BALL AMID PARITY!
A BALI. AND PARTY will be given at the Rail
n Road Hotel in Franklinton, the 7th and 9th of
May, Wednesday and Thursday, ensuing, y
Franklinton, April Is, 1851. 47-2t.
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
Hond;f;o., of fbo HTo.LaJa


New York, April Is, 6 P. M. Stocks are steady.
Sales of U. S. 6s, of 1867, 1I63 Canton Co., 7O3.
Flour steady-sales of 5000 bbls. at SO 81 SGT
for common State, brands Southern 68 81 87t !;
Genesee $5. Corn meal So 1873 Jersey So 25.
Rye flour So A.
Wheat steady-sales 900 bushels Ohio red at 81;
Genesee white at Is ST. Ia. Corn frm-sales of
10000 bushels at 81 So per bushe for mixed
and yellow. Oats 48 81 cents. Rye 80 cents.
Provisions frm-sales of new mess pork at
$l5 prime $I2. Lard frm-sales at cents
in bbls. Bacon firm.
Groceries without special movement or change in
prices. The sales small, and mostly to the reg
ular trade. Rice quiet-sma sales at 81 36c.
The Cotton market is dropping, though sales have
been TO considerable extent, amounting to 5000
bales, at IL for mddling Uplands, and III cts. per
Id. for middling Orleans.
Whisky is selling at "a 243 cts. per gallon.
New York, April 16. A day or two ago l saw
drove of eight or ten dromedares passing through
Church street. These great ungainly, big-foofed
creatures destined, presume, for the Isthmus
Of Panama. where it is thought they may prove bet
ter carriers than mules, and carry much larger bur-
dens. The muleteers will not put more than $50
pounds on single beast, and this weight has to be
about equally divided. Like the camel, the drome-
Diary is splendid fellow for taking big load through
an unwatered desert of hot sand. The Bactrian dro
medary is distinguished from other camels by having
only one hump.
This morning, in Broadway, l saw drove of an
other description, viz about dozen Shetland ronies
ranging through all the degrees of comparison, SMALL
smaller, smallest The least was not SO large as a
three days old calf.
Thursday. attracted by crowd of laborers around
the door of an importer opposite the post office,
looked into the store and found it half full of men.
On lnqulrlng the cause, was told that the sorekeep-
er had advertised that morning for porter and all
these men were applicants for the place.
Cor. Of Nat. Intel.
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RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAIL ROAD MEETING. In
pursuance of notice given by the Mayor the citizens
of Petersburg assembled at the Court House
Tuesday afternoon last for the purpose of considering
the best means of resuscitatng the Raleigh and Gas
ton Road.
Andrew Kevan, Esq, Mayor of the City, was CALI
ed to the Chair, and r. A. Pryor, Esq, appointed
Secretary.
Darcy Paul, Esq, explained the object of the
meeting, and, in plain, business and common sense
style, forth the great importance of the Raleigh
and CASTOR Road to the business and welfare of Pc
tersburg. He showed the immense stake which the
City, in its corporate capacity, held in Roads which
depended mainly for their profits on the Raleigh and
CASTOR Road being restored to good order and cond-
tion and demonstrated the loss which trade and
commerce must encounter in the event that this Road
shall be permitted to go down.
At the request of the meeting, Messrs A. G. Nc
Ilwaine, r. K. Meade, Edwin James, Thos. Branch,
and Thomas S. Ghoison, made short, but warm and
enthusiastic remarks, in favor of united and
getc effort The part of Petersburg in this work, so
vitality important to US all.
1t having been suggested that Gen. r. NJ. Saun-
ders of Raleigh would visit city Tuesday next
and address this subject, the meeting adjourned
until that day at o'clock.
Petersburg Intekfgencer.
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YOUTHS Clothing.

WE have also on hand complete assortment of
Youths Clothing-Frock Coats of cloth, Alpacha,
Tweeds, and Brown Linen, also Sacks, Pantaloons
of all kinds either for school purposes or Sunday Vests
OF all kinds We invite the especial attention pa
rents and guardians to this branch of trade we
will sell clothing cheaper than you buy the Goods
and warrant them in all respects. O&P,
To Fancy Gentlemen.
WE have few Highfalutin' LowvuIgar, Peru,
Sedundric and Jaybird stripes and Paids for Pana-
looms o. &P.
Shirts Shirts
JUST received full supply of very superior Dress
Shirts. O. & P.
! THE LATEST Paris, London, and Northern F ash
ions just at hand.
| Grateful ever for the patronage uniformly bestowed
on US so literally since our commencement in buse
ness, will endeavor to merit its continuance by
newed exertons for their internal we'll external
welfare. o & P.
| April Is, 1851 A.
| Register and Times copy.
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ALEXANDER MACRAE, JR.,
IMPORTER OF
CHINA, GLASS, .aND EARTHERN WARE,
And Wholesale & Retail Dealer in all kinds of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
South Side of Market St.
WILMINGTON, IN. C.
Wilmington, Nov. 81, 1850. sly.
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Burning Fluid and Linseed Oil.
A FULL supply of Fluid and Linseed Oil just receiv-
n ed and for Sale by P. F. PESCUD.
April 10, 1851: e.
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NOTICE.
TIME Book Accounts due to the firm of " SEAWELI.
and MEAD have been transferred to Persons
indebted will therefore take notice and be prepared an
early settlement. shall be in Raleigh in the course of
week SO, and will call those from whom ANYTHING
is due. VIM. H. HOOD, Assignee
April 18th, 1851. 4S-3t.
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Boots and Shoes.
A DDITTONAL supplies of Gentemen's Boots both
"A Sew'd and Peg'd. Also, Ladies White and Black
Kid Slippers, from the Mandatory OF j. Miles & Son,
with great variety of Chidren's Shoes, at
HEARTT s. LITCHEORD'S.
April 10, 1851. As
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April 16, 1851.
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THE MEDICAL SOCIETY

Wilmington, N. c., April H.. 1851. AZ
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.,znrRNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

We copy below. from the last Wilmington Com ,hs
.;., the proceedings of the stockholders OF "o
1IS;,inpton and Manchester Rail Road at their a''
onsra meeting letter from ]. J. Jackson n'4 ~
living an account of the action of late ms Piv0r
g stockholders of the Cape Fear and Deep river
Navigation Company and also, brief account nU
inc of the stockholders of the Fayetteville Plank
Road. no.n.
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paynsas efths subscnpOoa be made u sAvanes.
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ISIS From Hastings a IN. oncs . week. Saturday;
| T Ty ~. M.,l'Sm r; lnfh.ms;
[ 10 FIAT River BY l2 %, rs miles;
I And back between p IN and pm
ssls prom Jackson At 9 am. once week. Saturday
| To Mason by m, ~ miles
And back between 8 and N Friday.
ss2o Paom haksys a m once week. week, saturday
10 Alfnont BY IL m, l2 miles
And back between N and p m.
'osi Dr. p M lansing n q m, once week, rSdhy, Shy,
10 uHsssa by m, 3s miles
And hack between m and m next day.
sSaa s :. M once WE week, % mednssasy
nefs Jersey, and Steam Mill
10 Pontiac by 9 IN, IS miles;
| And back between and p m next day.
1923 From Lawrence AT m, week, Friday
By Columbia, Hunter, South Haven and Gsnges
| 10 re mouth OF Kalamazoo rver by p M ~
Ass s ~ es: s:s:,. !. : end ...s nis' .yy :y
To G,eenyiie by p IN. IS miles;
,o,. and ssss between and % nsn s.,a,v gay,
| BY Litlss aud Asbleyvie;
To Algona by IL N. "a miles;
And dhck bslwssn pm and P M
3s2o From Paw Paw at 8 IN, once week. Friday;
Te fS Biask BSsa RIVER RIVER by m. 80 miles;
.aou And And bsck between m and pm; s.,,,d,..
| To Allegheny by 10 m, miles;
And back between l2 IN and p IN.
3S2s From Rochester at IN, once week. Tuesday
| By Mt Vernon;
I To Romeo by IL IN, 13 miles;
! And back between m and pm
3s29 From Saginaw at m, once in two weeks, Mon
day;
! To Grand Traverse Bay by m next Friday, 100
miles;
| And back between Monday and m mex,
Friday.
1880 From Tecumseh at m, once week, Saturday
| By Ridgcway and York
| To ypsilanti by m, ~ miles;
And back between and m Friday.
3S3l From Wayne Village at m, once week, Satur-
day;
| BY Romulus Centre and Huron;
To Brownstown by p IN, Is miles,
And back between 3 p m and 9 m
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MICHIGAN.

3so3 From Cedar at m. once week, Friday
To Antrim by 10 m. 10 miles;
And back between IL m and 4pm.
3soo From Desi at 5 N. once week, Saturday
To Duplainby IL m, % miles;
And back between p m and m
3607 From Dexter nj q m. Once week, fnday;
BY Dover, Pnckn.y. Piainhsd. White OAK. Will
tFf liamstown, and Okenas;
To Lansing by 10 m, 50 miles;
| And back between m and 10 p m next days
3sos From Deiro! a,s a IN. once week. Monday;
To T M Maple y by ea,rW n next Wednesday. i24 miles.
And back between 8 . m Thursday ande m next
Qnsv Whether necessary
1909 From Film, at m, once week, Friday;
By Flushing, New Haven, Venice. and Caledonia !;
To Corunpa by IL m. ~ miles
And back between m and . pm.
1910 From Grand Rapid al Q m, once week. Wed
By PI.isasld, C.non.burs. Gn,t.n, o,i.ca, Wheat.
land and North Plains;
To Lyons BY IL m next day As miles;
And back between m Thursday, and Q m
ssli From Grand Rapids a, m. once week. Satur-
y By Ada, Lowell, and Saranac;
To lonia by IL m, IS miles;
And back between p m and 10 pm
3si2 From Grand Rapids at m. once in two weeks !;
By Grand Traverse Bay and Little Traverse Bay !;
To Mackrnaw by m next Saturday, 230 miles |;
And back between N Monday and m next
Saturday, a E.s
3sl3 From 0rand Rapus at N, once week, inut~
day;
By Loomisville, Wright, and RavennA
To Msskegon by ~ N next day, IS miles;
And back between m Friday and m next
day
asi4 From Grand Haven At m. once a week. Mon
day;
By Musksgon. White Lake, Pentwater, Psrie.
Marquette, and Point Sauble;
To Manistss BY m next w ednesday. 100 miles;
And back between % m Thursday and p m
next Saturday.
3sis From Grand Haven at a m, once in two weeks,
Tuesday;
By and through the counties OF Oceana, Meena.
Mason, and Maniotee
To Grand Tnvers Bay by 8 m next Friday, $50
And Oaek between . "a m Tuesday and m next
Friday.
1916 From Grand Blanc q . m, week. Friday
By Holly Rose White Lake. and Highland;
10 Remington BY p m. IS miles
And hack between m and n next day.
ASH From Green Oak at q M oncs weak. Tussaay !;
| Nv t}reen Oak CenQnsnd Oak Plains;
To Brighton by 10 miles;
And bask between . m and M
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INDIANA.
4osa From Lafayette at 8 a m. once week. Tuesday;
By Monticello. Wnamac. North Bend. and Ply
To Niles. Michigan. by 10 pm. us miles. next
And back between m Thursday and ~ m Sat
urday ~,
1888 From Logansport at Q m, once week, Wednes-
day;
To Lapore by IL m. 10 miles, next day;
And back between 2 m Friday and IL m next day
4Os4 From Sullivan Q M three times week, Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday;
To Msrom BY IL m, 10 miles;
And back between Up m and m same DAY.
4oss From StilesvIle at 81 M once week. Saturday;
Tso TPs Gospoi, sssb,S By ia m. "a miles;
And back between m and m same day
40s6 From Washington al m, once week, We'd
nesday;
To Princeton BY 5 m. as miles;
And back between 9 m and m next day
To NooissviIIs by n. so miles;
And back between m and p m next day,
4oss From Rochester At 8 m. once week. Monday;
To TS Winn.mae BY ia m. "a miles;
And b.ek bstwseo N and s m same g dsy,a ;,y,a.,
To Alexandria by 10 M IA miles;
And back between n and m same day
4o9o From Greenfield At 50 m, once wssk, Friday;
To Augasts BY p m, 80 miles;
And hsck between . m and p m next day.
AOci From Nashville al m, once week, Saturday
BY Bean Blossom, Mount Morish;
To Edinburgh by ~ 10, ~ miles;
And back between p N and n same DAY
l0o2 From Harrison at . "a once week. Saturday;
BY Logan, Dover, Alsaes. and Alton;
To North Hogan by IL m, ~ miles;
And back between m and m same day.
4oo3 From Shelbyville At m. once week, Wsdnes-
day; Nu N
BY Franklin;
To Henslsy by m. IS miles;
And back between 2 p and m same day.
40e4 From Elizabe,htown At m. once . week, Fri-
day;
BY Rock Creek
To West PoIpt BY 5 m. 30 miles; afs
And back between a m and IN next day.
| loes From Columbus al . m. once week, Fridays
BY Hsltonsvillei
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAIL IN OHIO
INDIANA, MICHIGAN, ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN
IOWA. MINNESOTA TERRITORY, MISSOURI
Utah TERRITORY, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE
ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS, LOUlSI-
ANA, AND TEXAS
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To Greenwich by II a m, 20 miles;
And back between 2 p IN and p m same day.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United States
from the ls day OF July. 1851. 10 the 3oh Of June
1884, inclusive. in Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wiscon-
ry, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkan
sss Louisiana, and Texas. will be received Al the contract
Office Of the Post Office Department in the CITY OF Wash
inxton, until =. M OF the lst OF April, 1851, Ito be
decided by the 9th day OF April s5l the routes and
in the manner and time herein specified, viz