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CLARK MILLS, the sculptor, the Republic says,
has purchased farm three miles and a half from
Warrington City, the line of the rail road, whith
er he has removed his eks. buffalo, and other living
models, and where he intends locate his studio,
and erect manufacturing works required by his pro-
fessinn.
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Wash;noion Affairs.

WASHINGTON, July I3. Major e. Vandewerter,.
recently removed from the Posi- Office Department
has been restored. 4 =
Recent events leave very little doubt that Mr.
Buchanan will decline the English mission. Who
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SUPREME COURT.

The following opinions have been delivered since
our last notice:
By Nash, C.. J. In Creole v. Creole, from H yde,
reversing the judgment below, and Getting judgment
here for Plaintiff. Also, in Williams v. Burnett in
equity, from Martin, overriding the demurrer. Also,
in UPchurch v. Wilson, in equity, from Wake, dis
missing the bill with costs Also, in Elliot Avery,
from Perquimons. reversing the judgment and dis
missing the petition. Also, in FIeemon Morris,
from Berthe, reversing the judgment.-Aso, in Man.
ming ". Jones, from Gates; Uen;re de Also, in
State v. Perry, from Wake, declaring that there is
no
By PEARSON, ]. In Adams v. Pate, from Wayne,
awarding Uenire de noUo. Also, in Doe er den
Boyd v. Latham, from Beaufort, judgment reversed
and udgment for defendant. Also, in Robertson "
Cunningham & Badger, in equity, from Caswell,
sustaining the demurrer and Diminishing the BILL
Also, in Ashbee v. Cowel in equity, from Currituck
reversing the decretal order. Also, in Abrams ".
Pender, from Edgecombe, affirming the judgment
Also, in Petway v. Baker, from ESgecombe, affirm
ing the decree. Also, in Den &c dem. Brothers v.
Brothers, from Pasquotank, affirming the judgment
By BATTLE, ]. In Buffalo '. Hussey, from
Northampton, affirming the judgment. Also, in
Morrow " Morrow, in equity, from Granville. AL
so, in Den dem. Baxter Baxter. from Currtuck,
directing Uenire de Also. in Sanders v. Bean,
from Montgomery, directing venire dc Also.
in Benton v. Saunders, from Rockingham, affirming
the judg ment. Also, in Anthony ". Smith, in equi-
ty, from Halifax, overruling the demurrer. Also in
Groom v. Whitfield, in equity, from Lenoir.
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Es- We invite attention to the communication
III our pa er to-day overthe signature of ORANGE
Inc writer has had the best opportunities for oh
tanning information, and we are satisfied tbot h. :;
correct in his statements as to the nuhl;o
of Orange County.
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Latest JlfeUigence,

Russia AND TuRKEY. SoNAoN. July 2.-TeIe-
graphic dispatches from Paris yesterday, that
news Of the rejection of the last ultimaium had
reached ST. Petersburg the Oath ult The En-
peror had made personal declaration TO the English
and French ambassadors, expressed in the strongest
language stating that the destruction Of his fleets
would not prevent his invading Turkey and obtain
ing reparation.
The fourth division of the Russian army had been
ordered TO enter Moldavia. The Russian force on
the line of the Black Sea amounts to 900 men
The Emperor complains of the conduct of the
British Premier and is said TO have forwarded per-
emPtory instructions to NJ De Brunow to conine
himself to official intercourse with the British Sec
rotary of State.
PARrs, Julyl-At the Bourse, to-day, securities
suffered in consequence of the intelligence from the
East. Three per cents declined more than l per
cent.
INND IA AND CHlNA-The eastern mail brings no
definite news from Rangoon Trade at Calcutta was
dull.
Hong-Kong dates Of May 9th bring a rumor that
the rebels had recaPtured Nankin and marching
on Pekin.
AUSTRALIA Advices have been received from
Sydney to the I'd Of Asril, Melbourne 9TH, and AIDE
lade to the 18th. The gold news was satisfactory.
Provisions were enormously high.
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To DULLNEss. By wlDEsw1aEa.

To DIZZINESS. By WDEswkRTH
Oh, spirit of delightful Dizziness come,
Come thou and hold my elbow as sit,
cannot in the heat with Fancy roam,
Fm reeking now, and cannot think oft,
Thou, dullnes, art the spirit 1 invokes
In the hot days of SWEEP somnifefous June;
My muses. chariot wheel has lost spoke,
And my old harp is sadly out of tune.
She comes-her gentle presence now / feel
My istless pen dTags YEARLY along;
The oozy drops adown my features steal,
And drown in sweat the slumberinQ germs of
song -
Sweet Dizziness! meath my nose your peoples
steep
Consciousness fades-exlstence--I am fast
asleep.
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Ea We understand it has been dec;dod il
Ease before our Supreme Court, at its present term
mat 1t IS the duty ofevery owner, having taxable
.~ssS nifed out if he resides in this State, to list
'nenn Tor taxation IN the COUNTY of his ree;ds,,.o
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= G4 We are requested by William Thompson.
ESQ., to state that he has deposited the tax-liss for
Tue naielgh Districts with Mr.. Wesley Whitaker
d., to whom persons who may wish to give q
their taxes can apply.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Eastern Questionable W1tr Prospect More
Threatening-IHings at a Stnnd-Lurge Advance in
BrcndstuDS Cotton Unsteady, Sc, .
New YoRK, July l3.-The steamer Arabia arrived
this morning, bringing GO passengers, and Liverpool
dates the I'd inst. She passed the steamer Cana
da and the ship Sovereign of the Seas, in days from
New York, going in.
SPAIN. II was again rumored that Gonzales Bra
vo would succeed Caderon de La Barca munster
to the United States.
Turkey. News from the East is scarce, and eve
rything is yet in doubt. Nothing has yet occurred
from the Porte's rejection Of the ultimatum. Moth
ing could be done before July ls at which time it
was believed the Russians had not crossed he Dan
ube. 1t was reported that Turkey had formally de-
nanded the armed Intervention of the four great pow
ers, and this statement is confirmed The aspect oil
affairs is regarded less favorable to peace.
The Freuch and English fleets anchored Of
Tenedos small but celebrated slnd, situated about
Is miles southwest Of the entrance to the Darde n.
Giles.
MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, July Cotton h rs been
irregular, and prices of some qualities have slightly
declined while Others firm. The sales of the week
reached 1000 bales, of which spectators took 200
and exporters 5000 bales. Fair Orleans 81 6td.;
Mddling So g.; Fair Mobile and Upands 63d.
Middling 1916 Cd.
Breadstuffs had largely advanced and in &C.
tive demand. Flour had advanced Is. sd. per Dbl
during the week, and white corn Is. per quarter.
Canal flour Cos, Ohio 26s. cd. White and yellow
corn 30s. I'd.
Lard in fair demand at firm rates. Beef, pork
aud bacon dull.
Coffee was firm. Rice had slightly advanced.
Prices of tobacco slightly favored buyers.
At London sugar had advancen Cd. Coffee firm.
American stocks were quiet.
The Manchester market unchanged.
HAvRE, June Goth. Sales of cotton for the week
5000 bales. Rice had slightly advanced.
PARIS, July 1st. The Bourse has declined this
week. The Three Per Gents quoted at rs fir.
lOc.; Four and Hal yes 100 FIR. sOc.; Back Shares
25 fir. 55c.
Most of the Continental business also shows a
decline.
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Es- DIR. Shaw (says the Democratic Pioneer
IS actively canvassing the upper portion of the Dis
trlet' and is winning golden opinions among the
democracy wherever he goes. He has carried the
war into Africa, bearded Col Outlaw in his own
county, and is going ahead finely. Let the party
Out second his movements and emulate the exam
PIE he has set them of spirit and energy, and the
Wing party will stand more in need of one of Col
outlaws " breakwaters," to keep the ocean of De-
mocraey from overwhelming them, than Croatan
sound does to keep back the waters of the Atlantic
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Adjustments OF CoNsULs. The Washington
Star says the following additional ConsuIs have been
appointed: Lima. Caleb Smith, of California,
St. Johns, P. R.-John Parsons, of Florida; Mars
seies-Samuel Dinsmore, of New Hampshire; Gas-
gow-Philip T. Heartt. Of New York, Genoa-E.
Felix Foresti, of New York, EIsneur-F. b. Wells.
of New York; Leith-James Mcdowell, of Ohio !;
Mannheim-John Scherf, of Maryland; st. Jago de
Cuba--Stephen Cochran, of Pennsylvania; Suma-
tra-Commercial Agent, RObt R. Purvis, of suma-
ira.
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Es Lieut.. John ]. Guthrie has been detached
from the United States steamer saranac, at Nor
1olk' 10y Mr. Secretary Dobbin) and ordered to
washington for duty at the Observatory during
cne absence in Europe Of Lieut. Maury. Lieut..
Gutnre is modest and worthy officer, and richly
deserves this mark consideration and favor at tb
hands OF the Department.
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The New YoRK CRYSTAL PALACE EXHIBITION.
The exhibition Of the Worlds Industry, at the Crys-
tai Palace in New York, will undoubtedly far surpass
all previous eXposons in this country, of
American manufactures and products, while the in
dusrla resources of the principal foreign nations will
be represented full the most sanguine ex-
pect in an exhibition which is founded solely upon
private enterprise. Great Britain, France, Germany,
Prussia and Italy will be largely represented, the
goods from those countries. Fifteen hundred foreign
packages have been already registered, and others
still in the United States bonded warehouses
waiting transfer to the palace. Nearly TWO hundred
towns in Germany alone have sent valuable con-
tTibutions for exhibition.
The work of testing the strength of every part Of
the edifce has been commenced by Mr.. Deimold,
the engineer. The mode adopted of making the test
is placing mass of iron weighing I07, 500 lbs. on
each square bay in the gallery between four columns
which is said TO be eq livaent IS lbs the square
crowd of people, the greatest weight that rests upon
each square foot is SO lbs, and if this computation is
correct the test applied must be entirely satisfactory
The main building covers 5000 square feet,
galleries included aud the additional building 49,
600, being 206, 900 in ALL The additional building
is composed of first and second story gallery, 81
feet broad and $50 feet long, lit from above, the sides
being quite closed up, as TO form suitable place
to exhibit pictures and statutes. There twelve
starways, the balustrades Of which are light iron
tracery, and three entrances. Walls. properly speak
sustained by iron pillars. This of crystal
occupies $4,000 square feet. The cast iron weighs
200 tons, the wrought 300. Each pane of glass is
l6 by 80 inches. The prevailing style of the archi-
lecture is Moorish and Byzantine in its decorations.
1t is supposed there will be 5000 contributors.
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bill abolishing capital punishment has passed
the Senate Of Conneclicut X substitutes solitary
confinement.
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wv requested to announce OSBORNE BOW
w Frs as a candidate for Clerk of the County
Court at the ensuing August Election. If elected, he
will devote himself with unrng assiduity, to the dis
charge Of the duties of the office. ..-t - u
March Is, 1858. 50-te.s
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A. NJ. McPHEETERS,
FORWARDING AND coMM1ssIoN

MERCHAN
OFFICE AT No. 10. ROANOKE SQUARE,
NORFO Va. -es
4 Ill packages to be forwarded by me, to be directed
"A 20 my care at Portsmouth, Va, where they will
receive my strict attention. All orders for Groceries
promptly attended TO and furnished the lowest market
price a0itkOut commission.
REFERENCES: FL E.s.sV
Geo. w Mordecai, Prest Bank of the State of NC,
C. Dewey, Cashier do do do.
w. H. Jones, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear,
L.. OBJ ansh,Prest Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
Thomas p. Devereux Esq. Halifax, N. C.
H. d. Turner, j. Brown,
Williams & Haywood, ]. M TowIes.
and John Primrose, Merchants RaeiGh
May 9, 1853. Soy.
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WE are requested to announce JEFF. UTLEY7as
w candidate for the Office of County Court Clerk
of the County of Wake, at the ensuing August cleo
icn.
April 8, 1853. lite.
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DON TT lINGLE
s. Al = Dor. q min5ie harsh and tender
Smiles nat allow SCOTS enesnder
Bq dIslrast LEI aennine feeling s
Flow r. pEIstins strength, fegealing
Founts of healing -
One and single
- An don nliugle
TFuest faith and double dealingi
II.
Murmurs. with gay ringing laughter
Flashing, fame-like, following aIferr-
Lhe true spirit loving dearly
Has no powerto TAX, out clearly.
6 Such is merely
Inane jingle Us
All don't mingle
Jest with what is said sincerely!
ILL.,
For the heart is weak when loving
All its powers n letters moving
Let your love flow like river
Fresh and pure: so fer the gtyer
Hearts shall ever
Thrill and Jingle
All don't mingle
Frowns and beekonngs---" ever, 9 never ~
Il, j. L.
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WE are requested to announce. JOHN L. TER
w RELL a candidate for the Clerkship Of, the
County Court of Wake. 49, 49,
April 8, 1858. 47--te.
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WE requested to announce CALVIN8J.
w ROGERS, Esq, candidate for Clerk of
Wake County Court at the ensuing election.
April 7th, 1883. 4I-te-
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New Books.

New Books.
TOHN RANDOLPH, of Roanoke, and other sketch
81 es of character including William Writ, together
with tales of real life, by F. w. Thomas, author of
Clinton Bradshaw, &c.
Home Pictures, by Mrs. Mary Andrews DEMON.
Restoration of Monerchy, vol. A, Qhc concluding vol
ume) bv Lamartine. Also, VOLS i, 2, and 8.
Leaves from Fanny Ferns Port Folio.
For sale by w. l.. POMEROY.=
Raleigh July Is, 1858. 70
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TlALL Session, 1858, commences st Monday in
II July. Board, without extra charges $45 per ses-
sion Tuition $40, 81 according to the studies.
Music on Piano $40 Guitar $l7 so all other extrs
branches as heretofore On application the Princi
pal circular will be sent containing full particnlaEs
~ A. II. RAY, Principal =
Iune 3rd 1853. 975-4lw pd.
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425 REWARD.

o. Runaway from the subscriber, living nine
R miles west of Raleigh, in August last my negro
-X&boy ABEL. Said boy is OF a dark color, forty
at Sidney Iveys in this County, and is supposed obe
lurking in the neighborhood of A. Turner Jas Stuart
and Kimbrough Jones, in Cumberland County. All
persons are forewarned not to harbor said boy.
CORBIN EDWARDS
Wake County, June IS, 1853. 97s-5tw pa.
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Pleasant Grove Male Academy.
Wake Forest, N. c. 5F9
WILLIAM M. CRENSHAW, A. B., Principal
TNIlE next session of this institution will commence
on the first Monday in July next. Board can be had
or Sc SO per month, including washing, lights, and
fuel Tuition from 81 to $l5 per session.
For further particulars address
DR. w. HARTSFIELD,
ForestvilIe, N. c..
Nav 18th, 1853. 973-tl5thJuly.
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County Court CIerkship. s
NTE requested to announce THOMAS G.
w WHITAKER. Esq., as a candidate for Clerk of
the County Court of Wake at The ensuing election
March I'd 1858. Site.
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Tox; All Do. par Consttatios; soS do. PER John ssd
Lacy $50 do per Harry Clay; 2I 10. U.ion 100 do
per Johann LANCE 90 do per Ansrcsn Congress- 90 do
per Connee cut 10 do. per sheridan 4S2 co. per bark
Philadelphia 81 do. per Nelson 81 40 per kothsssy-
total 06o pkgs. Drugs and Dyss-lo ceroons m
diso 20 casks nader; So casks soda ash;
bels. boxes, Q cases arrowrooti 20 casks cream
tartar 20 boxes absy nths % bbls bAytes SO c'sss
hoorlcs paste; n dsni bssArn capsvi II casks
eudbear cases extrset Of safi over; barrels moss
barrels syrup; IS cases casks gan Mega 10 10
barrels half do terces salm m lb8 barrels 81 half do
ackers ~ barrels Goldfish 20 barrels preserved csd 70
bsrrel picked cod 70 barrels halibut 152 barrels
10 half do cssk box herring Is barrels ksgs tongues
LOCO barrels alswve.; barrel trout l barrel nkh.
amopds eco casks 80 kegs boxes 267 half boxes
$3.50 quarter boxes rains; 5000 pnesppes lao boxes
sgs 200 kegs grapes jar preserved do Do, % plums
20 cases oil; 40 pickles Hides-12, 8l2 26
casks hides. bou-12 ia bars railway iron; "a slo
bars t42 bundles iron; $40 bundles hoop; 47t9 bun
dies sheet ~ tons pig IRON 26S bundles bar do l66
bars angle do 81 rails lT6 pound do AS plates
do 4s0 coils rods 40 bds steel IRON t3i bds wire do
So bundles fancy iron hoops; 1913 boiler plat
iron boilers 90 locomotive tyre bars iron; IL ATS
Ibs old iron. Lad-9,64 pigs lead Leather-l4 cases
bundle bale leather LuIuber-loo 600 feet pine lum
1,720 marble tiles Metah-60 boxes yellow metal; Is
c. sks old do casks etal 087 puncheons ~ casks
nfesd; IS casks cod 800 bali chests olive case gsra
mum kmsn grass OIL $50 boxes 1856 baskets 125
casss Gil Paintsl5 casks coors casks 100 kegs ID
paint and painter colors; AZ usrce, Paris white
100 bols whog 10 tor vansh 30 oasks glue $50 tons
chalk; 40 casis paint PlAster-4lo tons. PolAtoes-4
btls. Provhions-35 bbls. bssf Rags-oo3 bales. Salt
= ot1 sacks g. $50 bushels. Soap-b00 boxes Spelter
-3,ees plates Shell boxes turtle; boxes shell
Steele casks 616 bundles, lee cases STEEL bundles
steel reas skns-7 bbls. deer; casks bales skins
Seeot7 nseed Ill casks seed, AGO ksg 200
mustard p casks nutmegs Segsr-S boxes cases.
SPIRIT lo6cs-k 49, half 81 pipes so eighths
co 20 bbls. sample boxes brAncy 10 punchsons ~hs
fey Tobacco-20 drums tobacco Tin 967 slabs banca
$50 boxes plates o06 BIKES terne plates Wine-S0
hhds. white wine 40 do red do; 3t0 quarter casks
sherry do. ~ qu arter ks 81 ansh white CO., 274 hhds
ITO half hhds 20 ks 467 cases ASA baskets Is 900
bottes 400 half bottles vine $40 baskets esntaisng
$50 bot les ss4 baskets 10 cases champagne wine.
Wiz dowglass-9 csses; II casks glass Willows-72
bundles WOOL oo3 bales wool IS bales wooen aocks;
Is bales woeen waste.
Tie KID ttatem exhibits tbs quantity and value
of certain articles other than foreign dry goods imported
INTO this district during the week ending and including
Friday. December l6, 1885,
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Minee and Mining.

SUNDAY Dec Is -6P. NJ
There better market for STOCKS on Saturday than
for rome days previous reaction took paoe ia Parker
Vein wh,h SOLD Friday at ga large sales made
yesterday from ~ 70 So both at the Brokers' and the
ming bosrd Large orders 70 purchase at in the
hands Of the brokers' bat the movement antic
and the lowest point reached about 6H Lehigh
Zinc eighty decl ,ei, in consequence OF that
the works haG been Destroyed by fire. it out how.
ever that nothing burned but she'd. The company
has just obtained decision from the Cl uissons OF
Patents in favor of the validity of wsthsre patent for
manufacturing nc, Of which they hold the patent for
Pennsylvania We should not therefore be prised TO
a material Improvement in the stock. Gardiner hGs
reached Ia, buyer thirty, Potomac is held higsr-at
1hans according to tie from Ter nessss We
houh judge that further advance vial shortly :ass
place Hartford Quarry is opens At rs; Jsrss Little
Falls At 8; North River At TX. For Moisay % cents
we're bic Tor Ulster, IN; for Hiwassee, 81.
New Jsrey Fsnknis sold ut tho second board GA Fri
ay st TX, AMI time. The lstter Is the high
point reached since the introduction OF ths stock 70
the board Some den and Il sprngipg up for it. partly
con.eqrence Of the discovery that by mixing the fran
knite ore with pig iron in the pudans furnace great
sJ.pRh In acdeu T. the poorest metal and partly
he brilliant prombe held out by TIE mine. Kessrs J.
T. Bunce Co.. the well known steam engioe and boiler
ms nufacturers ia note to Holdsne b Co say tive
have tried the boiler rvets made at the
franknite ore, and herewith you samples OF the
tried by which provo that ii Ia superior to any
other iron in uss" must be remembered that there
are one ron tons OF this ore exposed, which be
tracted At trihiDg exp erse.
MINING BOARD, SATURDAY, DEC. IL.
so shs McCullock, b30 81 200 shs Lehigh Enc, az
loo c.rolns; bis * 60 Parker Vein. bso sH
200 200 Gardiner. ..,..,;;c u 100 do ......Ssa
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r. -.
Aqnr Sales Of so bbls were made including pots al
IS so and pearls ut IS So.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was quite active
with further advar OF fully O., per boI The sass
straight brands OF State ranged from IS 81 to 80 81 WITH
iots little fancy At 81 81 06, closing Arm THIS i'm
proyement was attributed In part 10 the decline In
eigh and In part TO the scarcity Of such ssts 5rand
were most in demand for chi pmsnt. The private al
vices from France also spoke svoraSy Of the mar
Let in that quarter There also bot or demand lo
Canada with sales Of 500 1900 Dbl. a. Prices ran,
ns from Sc 81 for to 81 for good fancy brands
There fales Of 400 SEQ bb extra e wn st
90 and 200 500 Baltimore al 81 "a O1io and Michigan
closed at al 2b foi common to 81 go 81 rs sxr.
mere vas no change notice in extra Orsod OF Den
esee The tggresate sales footed up about 10 OK
. 10000 bos Tith IA proportion for export
Whfat-Ihe msrtet was quilt the n ss extrsIneiJ
nitd, being ca fned TO 900 bushels Of red Leps
Island at 81 81 Corr continued steady, with good {.
msnd and sses of about 30 600 bual ele were made IN
clu6irg rewW estrn mixed, 7ec 17c and S,uthetI
ysl~ 81 81 Nc; White +. unl Co w4s held 1T Sc Ia
quiet; the last ssirs Of srsey beug asde At t3 81
"a. Rye -four unoA anged Ry- vac In TAR d. msnd
WITH SAFER OF 6 Coz q eco bushels, At 7asls
Cryu o ntinred quite tim. With IN Upward tepsenc