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TALK = What a er9at people VIC
are to talk" Old men and old wo.
men talk little niggers md big
niggora talk city popers talk, y
and even the Board Of selectnen Of
thia mighty city Of Baton Rouge talk.
end there is no more prolific subject
for talk, than The great question Of
buildings wharf for the landing OF
steamboats, Mt this great commercial
emporium of the South West
The city Council took up the sub
ject # talk, some time last Spring,
and appointed u committee, who as
semlled on the bank of The river. and
had . areot talk" They reported
the result Of their talk, " nj the next
setting Of tie board, and there the
talk" rested for awl,ile--we presume
for the purpose Of gathering more wind
for another talk Some two or
three month. ago, they resumed the
wharf -nok khe Unr---"ta!k' y and it
has been talk. talk, talking"
ever since and the ID only knows
when they will stop talking and
ACT.
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EF The "Comick' reporters have
not come in. from the meeting of the
last Board Of Selectmen. When the
notes are brought and authenticated
our readers may expect 10 see some
thing rich, rare and racey, in the way
Of harmonious proceedings. Noas
aeyy0ns.
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I'VE understand that bill will
he introduced in the coming legisl;i
ture, to require two out If the three
school Directors III each Ward, to be
able to read and write. some one Of
the modern languages "a good move
and should BE- seconded
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Havana LOTTERY The following mrs
the principal numbers in drawing Of 10Th
December Nos. $3.50, 100000, so.soG.
100000 5l.s22 si2 1000 Nos 1896 49,.
a93. 27tGe. 15,6i3, 5000. each S2opo
Nos G2ip. Sill. 1898, " ,I74, q, $50. "a
727. i.o3s, 3t,7oo, 3o.tG2. eafh $1,000 .
Nos Gil. to52, 70 145. ii,47i. 81 ISL, q :
Ioe. 25,62o, 3a,o4s, 33,oG1, 3G,26o, each
$500
The $4,000 prize WINS drawn in New
Orleans tll00 Of prizes were drawn in
Mobile.
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f-Thcre il an innocent and inof-
fessige dealer in fruits, on Church
street, who having but small store,
exposes the pipens on he side walk to
catch the eve Of tho multitude His
stand encruaches but little on that
public thoroughtare, yet nevertheless,
il Is sometimes dangerous to pedesti-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY when the wealth
Ell la lamp, and the side walks slippery.
Two or three times of late, his out
side shop has been knocked of It's legs
and the contents spilled in the street.
The aforesaid stand IL an cneroach.
mont. or Is not. and the fruit dealer
should not be made to suffer for il.
VIII the committee on streets. rcnee
enquire into this matter. and represent
the thing ms IL il, to his honor, The
Mayor.
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GnatsFM ~. -Al9tIiar great anhi
yafsary has arrived -lal few lrfs
more takes ~ 10 t'a threshold Of any-
ther year. T Il hat n # an proper
that ~ dhris'ioa ps,pla -ait-ve
should ppiss for in ,n Mt II not to
lock basl into th ltfkn4ss and gloom
behial ~, t. l,ok forward IN the
bright anticipation Of better filings in
The time to eams. Useless in1esl is
our moral philosophy, anl the teach
ings of the Fathers If YOU continue
10 practices leeeptio1s nr,n ons an
other, anl disregard tie things tisses-
es8ary fsr Y2ir present anl perspective
lappiuess II is verifying he poetic
phrase Of casting pearls before swine
What in The worlds the use ofpreaeh :
prs If all denominations wasting their
tilp4 and talents in teaching as near
The truth a. they can, to yon. when
Won 90 oft side lie meeting hottse and
Inv trap to catch some rogue Ike
yourself, and pick his pocket ! There
is no Use. And il the clergy did not
receive something in The way Oft gaii
pro 7,tg for their labor. this class Of
virtuous citizens would be deeply
wronged. Now, The question Is. how
many practical good every day work
ING sermons have each rea1er Of this
paper received during the phst year
Not from the paper, but from ofltet
respectable sources Pause and re-
feet, for this is Tie birthday Of jesus
Christ. the Savior Of Man, and y01
,nny well afford to indulge in u lCH
moments reflection. The good ser
mons you have heard. and the many
truths which have been gratnilorsly
tPld You. will rise up when the books
oE life will be closed and the account
balanced.
You should All tlliiik If this aud
rIceollect how difaaty conttHtg ~
i the golden rutes Of life von aet. in your
daily transactions Time ia not 1T
fault, though much Jfahp Is put upon
his shoulders like IN honest old lngh
eoneious Of bis rectitida, he marches
forward regardless Of abuses. IL
brings flowers, and after they loose
their fragrance, brings irosis to kill
tliem-he replenishes he eaHh viii,
new things, and takes back to lan1
enonm. all The motl-eaten materials
Of Earth. Time Is public benelae-
tor he proerastinates, that people may
do better, and be more happy that
every man may repent his sins. and
pyucttce virtue, instead Of making his
tongue pcrpetually belle his actions.
All that are not dead-havc gfsyel
ed safely up to the present Christmas
morning 1863. Look back upon The
tedious road, and learn lesson from
the past. Here endeth the morning
service.
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Twelve students. said to be con-
cerned in resurrection affair at SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, have been arrested, which
has caused a great excitement.
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ftas-1hi,rs,lay night was as dark

Ftns-1hiirsday night was as DARK
and black n night As siii could desire
to see. aThe winds howled to crack
their cheeks About the stroke OF
eiet.it ut ST. Peters College, there WIS
d ery Of t'firs." The cry Il An eEcit-
ing one, to ster ~ the blood ut mid
iav; ard vhen If dark and windy
nipl,t, there is sonatlling to teffify the
.alnest fot he thought Of town IN
est,ns--witl, MI its comfortable arrange
ments Of housesops ttil chimney PIN
ces. vanished in smoke is sofuefhih9
u awaken tie most Gallons to passing
events. Tie cry on Thursday night
vas pronr1y eeiloed, end D host Of
the towns lending spirits we're Feoffspt-
ty on the spot Of danger in Spanish
town al the residences IT Don Manuel
Moring. The fire occurred in 8 bnlld-
ing adiaeeut to the dwelling Had
ii not baen for The prompt and elar-
uetic action Of the crowd tIat tane to
the reseue, sarious damages would haze
accrued to that part Of the ieWn.---
We arc duly commissioned to thank
The company for Don Manuel, for the
zeal they manifested in feseuing his
property from the assess
dHgtsa Gfmuikous IN Couu7tV
ERif6rs. -snNeyef credit country ex4
charge viii anything; il IS better 70
wait month until il passes through
The city etist-foill f. your selection
If local i'epns--wlere they are varied.
be sure 10 iaffate item in the tanest
possible manner. and with II eeftai1,fq
that ~ one in tbs community. can So
distUt Hiid e61isttua it, sD us IL hslhAe
to "thetp.' Tile city paper vii take
your three line article, md nake 4
column Of 1t, then you can rep1blish
it, and fnake q comment of three lines
more" Keep q pair Of well wl,ette1
scissors always On your right hand side,
and when yon find Il small "pnfirFof
yourselves, cat it out, and fepublish it,
with comments on tie /ustness Of flg
criticism. and return Of simiar wares
in payment 1T costs nothing. lie
careful never to repablish anything
tibet could III the most strained sense,
redowhd +, the credit Of the opposite
party. When you puff. regniat I The
blowing according 70 the position Of
the 'dealer in small wares IN the
great rnrty to which you belong
When yo1l complete volulnn If your
most excellent paper, 81 apeient ad-
vaftisenetIts, rutrlp ont with an article
headed 10 orr Pasr6ns"=4iu which
you may WITH l'io pfopriety Of preee-
dent. 60 of ut the handle aboui the
success Of your taper--lt s usftIucss
and Necessity its honest and upright
course. Ills article ton can close,
with a well turned paragraph TO de-
linqnent subscribers.
The last ~ord to country newspaper
editor IL this ii should be struck in
bold cbhfaetem, aud plastafed on The
walls Of the office: No paper discou-
tinned until afreafages are PAID
You will by this mems have some
thing substantial to fall back on-a
enpiial bankise capital; more safe
ihan half tie Linking stock Of the
Onion. We know ol some ancient
contemporaries who have great deal
of ibis kind Of surplus revenn. some
d il has been standing at interest
this last thirty FEARS.
II our country friends will adhca7
e these rule, dlay arc bound 70 .suc-
ceed in the end If they d. not, they
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CnntsrMAs PRESENTS. The time
honured custom Of making presents
at Christmas time, can never be for
gotten whilst there is always n generh-
ton behind us rising" This season
The stock Of beautiful things on hand,
for this purpose, is ample and suf-
iieient to satisfy The most fastidious
Phillips has a large stock Of beautiful
porcelain. ard papier marohd goods
lIeruman has varied stock Of notions
aud Capedeveille III Laurel street, has
AL the wares in which thet respected
in1iyi1ul, s,ata Clause, usually
deals.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-25

NEw pArER. We have received
the first number Of weekly paper
published at Grockei, Houston county
Texas, entitled the ''printer,'' edited
and published by Nj Oscar Dalton.
Dalton is a talented and clever ftl-
low. Many Of our ancient inhabitants
will remember him, in The various
characters Of Lady Randolpl-aud
King Artixomines in early 1'hespian
days. Since then, he has been actor
on more than one stage, and now edits
n neat sheet in Croeket---wilh the
motto Of venerable old David 1T it,
head--"Re sure your right. and "go
ahe@."
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nothing but what was published "last
nipht." If We except the reports Of
the "heads Of departments . already
repnblislle1, and which present fright
rll columns Of statistical figures that
would stagger the brains Of "Vifgin-
ie's' aipusly black Mathematician
to remember. half day.
In making this assertion in refer
enes tossour city eotenporaries. psr
lapse single subject Of interest
might be excepted Il is vastly edi-
flying to Our country people to he told
over and over again that Professor
Brette can teach the whole vernaculnr
French in three months, and Tint Pro-
fessor Henry De Masdtn ean do
the same IN less tina Bit there il
no earthly excuse (anless it be we'll
paid for) for making SO much noise
about it. We had a man here some
lime arn, who could teach the Mum
bbf one quality If High Dutch, in FIVE
lessons and MS to i reneh--why, there
Is book staring Ms in The face Che
price Of which Ia only two hiis-whlch
Is en Our table tn be pulled) wherein
u man nray teach himself in three
lessons, to speak and mtjte the Ian
guaae. What do you think Of His
gentlemen Would yon believe it
ylisn sYeasay, flat We lave positively
kuoytt lsirl,. who have aiulel hard
for 9 half century 10 speak their own
Kings English -who in three lessons
If three hours eael,. have become pro
4 3ients IN the Italian, by this same
admirable system
Whit has become IF Dr.. Gilbert,
md Doctor somebody else who was
making the Beaf hear SO fast, that Tie
blind actually opened their eyes
Have thew Withdrawn their advsrtse-
ments and gune to otler quarters |
has rre'lulily run dry IN that line 7
Alas! alas people will got fired OF
cazy and oil fashioned ways Of doing
hines-tllat they will expect to be
cured Of deep rooted malidies in a day,
and 20 to heaven in the express train,
by leaving The baggage Of their sins
behind. IN he safe keeping Of Il Priest
OF minister Of he Gospel
aW The spirit Of hulnbnegery and
deception, net being satisfied with
changing The title Of books. has iiiyha-
ID The pulrit and the stage. Old ser
mons are delivered under new texts !;
and old plays ale mo1ernlaml to catch
The mullituda. l,y new names. a pa
per before Us, says; "lho Two Daom-
ois will he performed ut the ST. Louis
1hnntre.' Who would for moment
suppose that this is the Immortal l'ard
Of Avon's play, the COMEDY Of Err
rors 2 There is truth it, tho words Of
intipohol'ls:
aIhe wotlA is full Of eozenaEe;
As nimble iuggIera, that deceive the eye,
Dark working sorcerers, that change Tbs
mind,
Soul-kliling witches. that defnfm the body /;
Disguised ebeaterH, pfating monntehanks,
And MANY such Ike liberties Of sill"
sr--a-4---~
On NJ N uHicatcd.
TALK = What n eroat people VIC
are to talk" Old men and Old wo.
men talk "--little niggors md Zig
niggora talk city papers talk, P"
and even the Board Of Selectmeh Of
thia mighty city Of Baton Rouge talk.
and there is no more prolific subject
for talk, than The great question Of
buildinga wharf for the landing OF
steamboats, Mt this great commercial
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TnR Observation-Disclosures he
great Menagerie Of Van Ainbarsh will
be at our landing The peffofm'ite
will b On bonrl the boat at 2 o'clock
il the afternoon and at candle light in
tie evening. we rs4fet that. IVAN
Ambarsh does not think Tie Capital Of
the State sufficiently important to give
us more than two performances And
we marvel that the town ia favored
with even one, since the corporation
tag IL almost prolihitofy
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-25

Er Uncle Pats Cabin, u the name
Of new.drarna, now being performed
at the st. Charles Tbeatre--Mr. and
Mrs. Barney Williams sustaining the
principal characters.
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n- DfSfrpi Jspne' " The Iafish n Etst
Hston R,aae .a'so IF tAe Gtesss TIE md
Btton Rouge md IF NJ R,tpn Rouge m
Clinton Plank Ra,a Gompoaies.~f1
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Sunday Morning, . Dec. 2j, 1853
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IT, Our sanrtum is in receipt Of
another one Of those brilliant Balt j.
more sehanes TO make every body
rich. II IS deno,nnatel Erich and
Brilliant scheme. with mare prizes
than blanks' and mpre than ene-hf1h
Of the prizes will Lave 5 OF 4 drawn
numbers, A large class Of our citi
zens. who desire wealth without work
should embark IL tl,is "tnore than us,t-
ally brilliant sttipne" and trust u
Providence.
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0jbtWrtklu Gnlnpt
GEORGE A. PIKE,

HbtroR AMI rRuPRisruR.
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sr-By Telegraph We see that there
has been another serious riot among
the Irish employed on the Illinois cen
trail Railroad, in which several were
killed In New York there has been
another great excitement occasioned
by street preaching, in which, it is said
5000 persons participated.--The Five
Point Mission has been The cause Of
it.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-23
PUBLIC LANDS.

The public lands belonging to the General Government
situatedlst. Within the limits of the United States,
States of Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and
that of Minnesota east of the Mississippi River all of
conveyed with certain reservations to the United States
by New York in $751; Virginia in 1884 by Massachusetts
the boundaries States of Mississippi and Alabama north
of 81 deg north latitude conveyed to the United States
by Georgia in 1902 I'd Within the Territories of Orleans
acquired from France by the treaty of 1885,
including the portion of the States of Alabama and Mssis
Missouri Iowa. and that portion of Minnesota west of the
mississippi River the Indian Territory the district called
the Terft9Ey OF and the the region lying
40 deg north latitude 3D. Within the State of Florida
obtained from Spain by the treaty of 1919 4h. In New
Mexico and California acquired from Mexico by the treaty
Within the recognized by ccssions
the public lands covered estimated of 900
Exclusive of the lands in Oregon California, New
Mexico Utah. the Indian and Nebraska Territories the
animation have been $50 About oneourth
of this, up to November 3Oh, 1885, had been Sold and
135s39O92 received therefor The aggregate outl
every kind upon these lands the date including
of purchase of surveying and of selling,
leaving profit to the government 3ei 213
annual average of nearly million of dollars for the last so
years If there should be added to this at the rate of
per acre. value granted bountes Schools
internal improvements &C. it would nearly double
the above The average to the govern
ment acquiring title &C. to the lands is 144l cents;
survey POI cents of selling and managing $50 cents
all 81 80 cents while receives net profit
each acre sold of 1.032.
The whole number warrants Mexican bounty land
claims issued to November l. 1851 of which 66
have been located have been patented The whole
number of warrants issued under the general
of September 2S, 1850 up to November 1851 is
Of these 30S have been located and returned and
The following table shows the sales of public lands and
the proceeds thereof from the 1888 to 1850 inclusive
of the various grants and donations thereof for of
education and of internal improvement, given in the
American Almanac for 1850, PIP $50 ct seq.
Quantity Of Public Land sold, and the Anaount paid for it,
IN each Year, from 1888 to 1850, inclHsi0e.
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NIORTH-CAROLINA SC NORFOLK.-THE
IN PRACTICAL HATTERS would respectfully call the
attention the eTrade and Deaers to their stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER HATS,
the largest best that has been offered in Norfolk
and surpassed by and at that cannot fail to
give satisfaction. They confident that Merchants will
lind it their advantage call before making their pur
ohases Those that willing to extend to their patron
age may rely having Goods whether of Manu-
facure Imported Fashionable, Fine and Cheap
Northern Jobber We earnestly request to call
and be o0iced that prepared and eO furnish every
thing line the best terms.
Ladies' and Misses Bonnets great variety Canes and
Umbrellas wholesale.
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May II, 1853.
CLOTHING BAZAAR.-Th

HDETERSBURG CLOTHING BAZAAR.-The
Il subscribers having purchased the entire interest of n
Perry in the above celebrated establishment respectfully
the citizens of North Carolina that they intend
to relax effort retain the liberal patronage heretofore
received from the customers of the Bazaar in the
Old North State.
Manufacturing as we do all own CLOTHING and one
of the firm being constantly in the market thus having fci
ties for purchasing Cloths Casmeres &c. at first hands,
and consequently the lowest rates. enabled
pete in prices with Northern houses while garments in
point of style and workmanship not eXceled by those
of any other house in the State.
is unnecessary to the articles of which
stock composed; suffice it to say that in rooms
be found thing pertaining to mems wear and furnish
ing goods of the most recent style and i'll great variety
Our Custom Department is constantly supplied with the
desirable goods and those prcerring their garments
made to order here find large assortment to select
from, and with efficient force of wOrkmen get up
a single garment entire suit at short notice
good fit and perfect satisfaction guaranteed every instance
Our WHOLESALE Rooms. Merchants visiting the City
should not fail to look through stock have opened
exclusive Wholesale Room, and manufacture largely
pressly for this branch of our trade.
A. S. SHAFER CO.,
Successors to \. Perry)
Petersburg. Va. Nav 9TH, 1852. 81
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CEPHALOMETRoN!

This beautiful instrument is considered of the great
and useful inventions of the age 1t would be i'm
possible by the mnutest description give correct idea
of its utility Hats made by it will fit the most difficult
heads conforming to rotuberance and depression of
the cranum thus preventing the unpleasant feeling of
Hat and painful headache. We could give you cert
of Physicians and the experience of the Trade but pre-
fer that all may examine for themselves. No
pery appreciate it's advantages without having of
superior Hats.
Hats made to order in the most fashionable manner
and without extra charge.
STEVENS & BUTT,
No. Z Market Square,
Norfolk, Va.
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Wilmington, Oct. l,
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-WAKE CO.
Din EoUrrY. Pursuant order made at Fall Term
A. d. 1853 of the Court of Equity for the County of Wake
tress the undersigned CLERK and Master will proceed sell
Monday, the land in the peadngs mentioned w.t. a lot
OF land in the City of Raleigh, known in the plan of said
CITY as part of lot number hundred ory-six on
which Mrs Hannah Stewart lately resided situate
Fayetteville and Wilmington Streets and bounded on the
North by the Store of Thomas R. Fentress the efenden
Terms Of Sa-bond with two good securities half pay
able six months and the other half twelve from the
day OF sale with interest from the day of SALE Five per cent
The lot will be sold in one parcel. -
Given under my hand Office this of October 1853
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. & NJ
NOV. D, 1865 101-sWtS
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NEW ARRIVAL at the VARIETY STORE.
Ia The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of
Raleigh and of the surrounding country that he continues
his old stand and has returned from the North where
he selected good assortment of articles usually kept in
Family Grocery and Confectionery.
GROCERIES-Java, Iaguira and Rio Coffees; Clarified
Pulverized Crushed and Brown Sugars Wax, Sperm Ada
mantine and Tauw Candles; Moasses and Sugar House
Syrup Apple Vinegar Tomato and Walnut Catsups Fish,
Rice, Lard Salt Starch Backing, Table Salt Mustard Nut
meg Ginger Mace Cloves, Cinnamon, Spice Sal Soda, &c
MISCELLANEOUS-T Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags Walk
ing Canes Umbrellas Wool and Cotton Cards Nails full
Tin Ware, Horse Combs and Brushes, Plough
Lines Bed Cords Coffee Mills, Spades, Shove Water Yes
sells, Horse Buckets Brooms, Baskets, &c.
CONFECTIONARI, &C-SOda Crackers, Raisins, Figs
Prunes Currants CitrOn Sarne, Pickles. Chocolate Pre-
served Ginger Pears Dasons Pine Apples, Peaches Quin
and LINES; Olives, Almonds, Flberis Palm Nuts Pecan
(by the bag h. Tobacco Snuff Soaps Cologne Looking
Glasses and Fireworks together with many other articles
too numerous to mention.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTAL Volins, Cult
HENRY KEIM
August 29th, 1853 s2-tf
GREAT EXCITEMENT !-IF YOU WANT TO
u SAVE 4 COUPLE HUNDRED DOLLARS, send
your orders for TurPentine Stills Cps 1r1ns ant Horns:
Also Brandy Stills and any kind of Copper work, Brass
Machinery, &c.
The prices of SticapS Arms and Worms follows:
-(by the pound, 81 cents, by contract y
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Guford county; Columbus Mills, of Rutherford county
and r. S. French of Robson county. W
THE BOARD LITERATURE of North Carolina is comnos5
as folowsHis Excelleney, David s. Reid, President ~
0cio; Matthew Shaw of Beaufort and Alfred Jones ana
William w. Holden, of Wake county. u
THE INTERNAL-IMPRovEME Board is composed as FIJI
lows:-Hs Excellency, David s. Reid President ero6f
Calvin Graves of Gaswe and Thomas Bragg, of Northam
ton county. Up
GovERNoRs AIDS, with the rank of Colonel: j A NJ
Lean, of Guilford Thomas Rufn jr of Rockingham a5
Robert Strange jr, of w-Hanover. u
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY commences its sessions in D.
leigh the Third Monday of November in every alter
year. The election for members of the Senate H
of Commons and Governor, will be held the First Tins
day in August, 1854. S'