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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
nnInEN HIIL INSTITI'TE-A CIASSI-

~ CAL and ENGLISH BOARDING SCHOOL located a:
lscport Coun. the Rev. O. b DAY, NJ A PI.ncpal.-
Nni,i Term Of y weeks Oct =. Price 500 pr
yea quarter payable in advance Reference: F4cu.
Yale ColrEe.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-11
The Indian War Oregon.

WASHINGTON, July 8 Maj General Wool, writ
'ng to the War partment. da ed Benicia June /,
says From al the information he has received
there is doubt that he shall be able to comnunl-
cate by mail of The 18th inst, The gratifying intel
genCe that the Indian has ceased in the depart
ment of the Pacific. We shall, he remarks, have 40
enemies 10 contend with but the extjrpators of the
Indian race, and if Colonel Wright had taken the
advice Of the Governors of Washington and Oregon
Territories there would not now be dwelling stand
ing on the banks of the Columbia river Had such
event have happened these Governors would have
been satisfied and their hearts crntent for it would
not have failed to have caused long On the
contrary, The Governors continue their determinations
on Gen. Wool, and have SEM add tonal reasons why
he should be removed from command
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FIENE VOI.ENCr.

We do not think person evinee more benevolent
trait OF character than being moved the distress and
terng of Others and furthermore anxious do all in
power to alleviate by every possible human suffer-
ing. In this view of the do know how the
name and benevolent do action in accordance
with their hiauthropc views than by calling the atten-
ton of their afflicted friends and acquaintance the fact
that Dr. SETH HANGS, of los Baltimore street. amoe,
Mr., has discovered preparation, which put up in the
form of pill that has specific action for curing EPILEPSY,
falling fits spasms cramps. and all forms of dis
Among those who have been permanently cured
might mention member of the family of James H. Beade,
Huntsville, Alabama, Mr.: NJ Sedge, Cabin Point, Sur
county, Va, and Mr. w P Lyon, Grenada, Mississippi
We might go enumerating number of others until we
had entirely filled this of paper but think
we have said sufficient satisfy every that the SUBJ
jet under consideration of vital Importance
Reader! if yo1 well woman, and have need
OF remedy, perhaps you know person who is not
equally blessed yourself if out this not ice and
it to him her 1t will but little trouble, and pro-
baby it will make you t1umental in curing poor,
afflicted mortal of that dreadful vatOn Epilepsy fall
ing sickness.
Hance sends his pills by mail free of postage, to all
parts Of the world the receipt of remittance His
prices box 3d. two, S., twelve, $24. We have
given his address above.
NV h-..lw
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A HOMESTEAD FOR $40,

S5IU,UOU WortIa of Farms and Building Lots,
TN THE GOLD REGION OF VIRGINIA, (Culpeper
Coz to be divided amongst 10000 subscribers, on the
18th of September 1856 for the benefit of Port Royal
male Academy. Subscriptions onty doars each
half down, the rest the delivery of the Deed Every
subscriber will get Building Lot Farm ranging in
value from so SIS 900 These Farms and Lots sold
so cheap to induce settlements sufficient number being
served the increase in the value of which will compensate
for the apparent low price asked The ample
curty will be given for the faithful performance of contracts
and promises.
30 MORE AGENTS WANTED to obtain subscribers to
whom the most liberal inducements will be given. Some
Agents write that they making 5000 per month Ad-
versng will be done for Agent where possible For
Z. BAUDEk, Port Royal, carolina Co., Va
June 23rd. 1856 217
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Kentucky WING State Convenson.

LOUISVILLE, July 3 1906
The Wing State Convention met in this city to-
day, seventeen counties being represented The
Lexington WING platform adopted, with the ad
ditiona resolutions that Congress should pass strin-
gent laws TO prohibit the importation of foreign pau
pers and feons and that the time for the naturaIiza-
ton of foreigners should be extended also, that this
Convention deems it impoliuc to make nominations,
aud recommends to the wings of the Union to hold
no National Convention, but each whig to vote for
the candidate whose principles conform most nearly
to his own resolution, expressing the confidence
of the wings of Kentucky in Willard Fillmore, and
saying he worthy Of their support in 1848,
was rejected by the of sixteen counties against.
10 ore in favor. Joshua F. Bell and Judge Xiv kaid
supported the resolutions endorsing Mr. Fillmore
AdiOurned SINE die
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-11
Marine Intelligence.
AR RIVED


Peiros s 6udfs7; with hay.
Schr. Albion Moore from Jacksonville, to j. H. Fanner;
4-schr Pedeo Baker, from New York; to j. H. Flanner;
Schr VIM. A. Ellis, Nichols, FIN York. to Cazaux:
Brig Maria T. Wilder, Cunningham FIN Wscasset, Me-,
Schrs O. H. Toey, Glare, and Florida, Clare FIN wreck
of schr. Mary D scn to George HARRIS
5brig Reuben Carver. Barry from Boston, to Russell
scbr Myrover Jackson, from New York. to T Worth;
July schr Mary Powell, Church. from Providence, R.
| , toJ & D. McRae & Co.
Schr. Helene, Suites, from New York, to G. w Davis
Schr Wake, McCready, from New York. to George Har~
riss with mdze
6--Schr. E1neine, Pigott, from Washington N c., to
dutch Gaiot Mentor Cremer, from New London,
schr Agnes Ward, Fort, from Nassau. to Rankin &
Schr southern Belle oBren, from New York, to J. H.
e. S. Mail Steamer Spray Price, from smithvle, to "A H.
VanBokkelen,
Vile, to T c. B. G Worth
8-.-~chr Edwar Kidder Horton, from Savannah, to j.
July u Mail Steamer Spray, Price, from smithville,
to A H. VanBokkelen.
CLARK w Bridge, Edwards, from New YORK, to Adj
ans, rrother & Co.; in ballast.
CLEARED.
July 5-Barque saranaG Bnssrdok' for Bremen by H.
b. Barque Ring Dove, johnson for Cork and market,
by Geo fIarriss; with lumber.
Baroueantine VIM Hyde, Atkinson, for Touon, by Adj
ans Bro & Co.; with timber
July 5-Schr Standard Hudson, for New York, by T. c.
| Worth; with naval stores.
u. Mail Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithville, by H
| VaEB kkelen
7-Schr Red Eagle, Rogers for Portsmouth, N. H, by
| & D McRae & Co; with lumber, go
| Schr. A DeRosset, Cooper for New York, by A. d.
Cazaux; with naval stores
Juy 8-Schr B Flanner, Appegit, for New York, by
b tlanner with naval
Schr John T. Grice Rogers, for New York, by De&osset
/ & Brown with naval stores, eottoo &c.
July 5U S Mail Steamer Spray, Price, for Smthvile,
by II FL Vanl}okkeen.
9-Schr Margaret Y Davis, Robinson. for Boston, by
Geo w Davis with naval stores, &c
July IO-chr. Enchanress, jayne for New York. by T.
G. Worth with naval stores, &c.
SSshr Araminta, Marsha for Baltimore, by Russell u
| Bro; with naval stores, NC.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-11
THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
Every mother should have box in the house ha
n OF accidents to the childreD

PhU BUNO PUBLICO.
A Every mother should have box in the house handy
IN case OF accidents to the children
Rediing's Russia SaIve.
1t is Boston remedy of thirty years standing and
commended by physicians It and speedy
Burns, Piles Bos Corns telons Chblans and Old Sores
OF every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch Scald Head
Nette RASH Bunons, Sore Nipples Recommended by
Ses Whtows, Sites Fosters Flea Bites, Spider Stings
Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips
Sore Nose Warts and Flesh ounds is most valuable
remedy and which be testified by thousands
have used it in the city of Boston and vicinity
thirty years In no instance will this salve do injury
interfere with physicians prescriptions 1t made from
the purest materials, from recipe brought from Ruaof
articles growing in that the proprietors have
nurses and Others who have used it themselves and
mend to others Reddings Russia save put up large
til boxes stamped the with picture of horse
and disabled soldier which picture also engraved
wrapper PRICE, Is Sold at ali the stores
to"n or country be ordered of any wholesale drug
gist. REDDING & Co. Proprietors
Agent for Wilmington, N. C.-s. w. whitaker.
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NOTICE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE TO
D me- the 10Th of June by Isham Peterson for purposes
therein specified, shall expose at public sale in the town
Of Stklandsvlle, N Co. >aur lay the 18th day of July
the following property. Wis ONE HOUSE AND LOT OF
LAND in the Stricklandsville and known
as the Carolina Saloon. Also, TWO HORSES, one
CARRIAGE, ONE WAGON and HARNESS, ONE
DOUBLE SET OF HARNESS, ONE BUGGY HAIR
NESS Also, his interest, G any in all other property he
may possess, known to me.
credit of months will be given, bond with undoubt
ed security will be required
L A. MERRIMAN, Trustee.
July 2, lS56---255-ts---44-ts
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SD REWARD

~ WILL be paid by the subscriber, for the delivery
"a to me, confinement in any Jail, that get HIM
q OF my Negro man MACK, who deserted last night
A 4th inst he about thirty old, quite black
near six feet weighs 5 lbs speaks rather slow
has gross voice and has between his upper from
his great toes split open the end and above the
per joint and in curing up lett ridge top he has high
cheeks and rather broad Said MACK will Doubt
get to the western part Robson county, N. c. in the
neghborhood IF - McEachen, from whom he was bought
three years ago. to Mr. Ne B. Petersons the
same neighborhood, who owns his wife.
JNO. MERCER.
Brunswick CO.. n. c.. July 8, 1885, 25S-4td-45-u.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-11

Rs- THE fast sailing Schr {" r. W. Brown; brought US
sixteen assorted sizes SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS. We
call attention to these facts yz-These Trunks have Pat
ent Locks-Seel Springs-Iron Frame-Hickory Straps
Sail Duck CoversZink Iron bottoms-and sold at
small advance above manufactures prices
LADIES will find the best article OF TRUNK or HAT
CASE at the CITY CLOTHING STORE in town The
style and greatly admired Call and the assert
ment at 50 Market Street
July 10th, 1856 26l-IOt
The subscriber respectfully announces himself to his
fellow citizens Of the County of New Hanover candidate
for reelection the e of Sheriff. trusts that his eff
forts to discharge faithfully and acceptaby the duties of
Office will secure to him continuation of their sufrage
Z. D. HALL,
March II, l856-l59 tel Her. and Com. copy
"a The undersigned respectfully announces himself
Candidate for the Office of Sheriff. of New Hanover County
JOHN l.. HOLMES.
June 18th. 1856 242-te
CARD-The subscriber respectfully announces himself
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of New Hanuver County
July2, 1856. d&wre* JOHN COWAN.
TO THE VOTERS OF ONSLOW COUNTY.
The undersigned respectfully offers himself candidate
for reelection to the office of Sheriff of Onslow County and
socts surages at the approaching election August
next. NJ L. F. Redo
May 23.-38-te
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO BET.---Tbat no
three States that will vote for Willard Fill
more at the Presidential Election in November next
June 18th Apply at THIS OFFICE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-11
Sentence of M. Brooks of south Carolina

WASHINGTON, July 8 The trial of Mr.. Brooks was
proceeded with in Court to-day Mr. Sumner left
the city yesterday to evade the serving on him of a
subpoena. After the examination of witnesses Mr.
Brooks made Speech in which he said that there
were some cases in which it woull be inadequate
to afford remedy yet, while he had heart to feel
and Il hand to strike, he would defend South Carroll
ma from every effort to stain her with obloquy or
dishoncr. He now bowed to the ma esy of the law
and awaited his sentence Judge Crawford refr incd
from any comments, and sentence him TO pay fine
&c
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$50 REWARD.

SA l WILL GIVE THE ABOVE REWARD FOR
"a the delivery to me- the confinement in any Jail in
q this state, for my negro man ISAAC Said negro
is about q years DID, black yellowish cast, about
feet high will weigh about $50 pounds, and rather smiles
when spoken to- He formerly belonged to Archabe Muir
ply and probably lurking in Sampson Bladen or New
HanoVer or perhaps he has gone to Wilmington, where
be may try to pass himself free te read very we'll
and perhaps write J. H. SPEARMAN
Wardsyille, Sampson Co., N. c., July End, 1856
July Ilth
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-11
DENTAL pRACTECI

DENTAL PRACTICE
Has FOR FIFTEEN years been exclusively attended to
by the subscriber
Our treatment such that the teeth put state Of
life prese walton, and free from pain.
After much study Invention and practice attain
ed to the very difficult art of stopping with gold the
cayed cells in the of teeth solid beautiful that
the initials of the may be engraved on them
If practice gives skill and art then perhaps can ex-
tract tooth as easy and carefully the admits.
and polishing the teeth that they much benefited and
elegant.
Those who may prefer upper front artificial pivot teeth
which beautiful comfortable and healthy than ar
hfcial teeth plates, will be happy wait upon.
Persons who wish to retain their teeth that
properly mascate and taste food and be free pain
will do well to give early call.
We have, and still shall elicit commentators of orr
patrons. K SPENCER
June IL, l856-T237-3w
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MRS VANDERBILT, NO. Io5 SUFFOLK STREET, SAYS OF
DIR. M,LANE,S CELEBRATED L.IV. .R PILLS

Being unwe and not knowing whether proceeded from
to purchase box of DR.. M'LANE'S CELEBR ATED
LIVER PILLS, and before had used them ALL entirely
relieved am enjoying perfect health and cheerfuy
recommend r. MLane's Celebrated Liver Pills all
lary afflicted.
New York, March 25 1852
So Purchasers will be careful ask for Dr. McLANE
Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactured by Fleming
Bros, F'ittsborO', Pa All other Vermu ges compa-
rison worthless DR. McLanes genuine Vermuge also
his celebrated Liver Pills be had at all respecta
drug stores. Sold in Wilmington, by WIN. H. LIPPITT.
None genuine without the signature OF FLEMING
BROS July Sth---lwdNw
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June 9th, 1856

CONTEMPLATING A CHANGE IN THE CHARAC-
Liter of my business and which DESTROYS of effecng
without delay now offer for SALE in lots to suit
consisting in part of:-Sugars, Coees Teas Pork, Beef
Bacon, Lard Butter Cheese Eth Candles Soap Starch
Candies, Crackers saeraus Yeast Pepper Mustard Salt
Spices, Snuff Glue Paints Oils, Nails Powder Shot Lead
Plaster Cement, Hair, Spades Shovels. Wheebarrows
Tubs Buckets Baskets Kegs, Matches, Demiiohns Bungs
Paper, Pu ups, &c, &c, &c
The attention of dealers and is respectfully
cited the articles enumerated will be disposed
terms cannot fail to give satisfaction.
May 18th. 1856. GEORGE HOUSTON
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English Ambassadors TO the United states.
There is one point in the future relations of the
two countries which sufficient attention has not
vet been bestowed by the British Government
Whenever the Americans have to appoint Am
bassadOr 10 LoniOn, they select the very best and
most il ustrious man at their command, They may
not always have the best man for President hut they
never fail 10 send one of their Worthes men to the
Court of St James 1t is the "crack' Embassy
the highest in rank in honor, and in influence. But
the British Government does not return the comrli-
ment.
The Americans think that an Embassy at Wash
ngton should be as important TO the English people
Embassy to Paris, Der in, Vienna or st Pc ers-
burg But The British government thinks Washington
of less consequence than Lisbon or Munich The
Americans are right, and the English Government is
wrong, IN this re pect. When we next send an
Ambassador to Washington, let man of acknow
lodged talent, and of high RANK, be selected and the
American people will take it as an earnest of our
respect and good will towards them.
Among such men as Lord Carlisle, Lord Granville,
aud Lord John Russell either of those eminent
persons would accept the pO>t-lt would not be dill
fcult to make choice that would be acceptable o
America and advantageous to Eng and. Lord John
Russell ahored under some disadvantage at Vienna,
from his comparative ignorance of the French, and
his total ignorance Of The German language but at
Washington there would be no disqualification on
this account and his high talents, his estmab e
character and his iIlustrious career, would recon-
mend him to the cordial reception of the American
people If the Government could be induced to offer,
and his Lordshp to accept. the mission, the author
of the Reform Bill would add crowning benefit to
the many which he has conferred upon his country
and enitle himself, Jas pacfcaor the respect OF
America and The gratitude of England,
Bul, if for any reason Lord John Russell should be
| unwilling Or unable 10 undertake the dignity AID ht
responsibility, there are oher statesmen of rank anC
position who NIGH be induced to render this service
10 their country. The Government must sooner o
alter bethnk Itself of raising the Embassy at Wash
ing on the dignity that should belong TO it, unless
which we do not supp"se-lhIs country is 10 re
main unrepre>ented in America.
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EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,

c K n 3 - 40 G H, N. c.
THE next Session of this Institution will commence
Friday, the LIST of august
The of study is designed to embrace everything
necessary Substantial and Ornamental Educatt9n.-
Great prominence is given to the S. nd Branches.
Neither labor expense has been spared to secure In
structors of the highest qualifications in their various
departments and make Edgeworth second to nstu
ton in the country in everything necessary to complete ed
ucation
For circulars containing TERMS of instruction. &c
apply to RICHARD STERLING, Principal
July II, lS56-45-2m.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-11

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
rFNHE remnant of stock of Summer Dress Goods will
l. be ofe ed at greatly reduced prices,
Handsome Muslns at ~ cents, worth 25;
'' " 25 so:
Beautiful Organdys at so cents, worth IS
Cheap DeBerges, for Travelling Dresses;
200 pieces English Calicoes at I2a cents, worth TO-
May 18th. HEDRICK Il RYAN.
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GOV. Wise TnsuIted.

RICHMOND, Va, July 7.-Mr. Hugh R, easants,
the fora editor of the Penny Post, Richmond, to-
day entered the executive cham at the capitol in
a state of nIoxication, and in>ulted Gov Wise and
when he ordered leave he a,tempted to strike
the Governor. MIR. Wise then struck MIR. Peasants
Id The eve, and k1sked him out OF the room.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-11
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
THE WEEK ENDING JULY 10TH. 1856.

TURrENTINE-In the market for this article have no
change make quotations of this day week Parcels
continue to in sparngy, and have generally been
ken arrival by shippers and dsers s. IS for and
81 81 for old virgin 81 80 for yellow dip and ii 30 for hard
per $50 lbs The receipts have been very SMALL and for the
week ended this morning reach only 900 bb follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-11
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

iss=ss OFFER for sale my HOUSE AND LOT situated
SfI the of Seventh and Walnut streets. The
- House is large and comfortable, five large Rooms,
four fire paces-wth all necessary oubuildings; large
Room &c.-al and complete just finished. The Lot
large99 feet 'front.' running back $50 feeeorner Lot
with good fence painted complete The location is
high and pleasant, good water, and good neighborhood
The premises with shade Trees Payments
made easy Apply to E. HANSLEY.
Iulv 2 1850 I255-tf.
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DTSSOT.UTVRN.

THE FIRM OF JONES & FOYLES WAS DISSOL-
L we'd on the 5th inst, by the death of W. g. Jones'
In order to meet the demands, it is necessary that all
persons indebted to the late firm should forward and
pay up Immediately.
also offer for sale, the entire stock of GROCERIES,
PICKLES, PIX ESERVES, WOOD & WILLOW WARE,
and of the finest of Foreign and Dome
LIQUORS and WINES, to be found in this place.
offers an indncament Tarev fo1nd in WiImnoton WV
D. M. FOYLES,
June 9th 1856 Surviving Partner
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Lnter from SANTA &c.

CHICAGO, Juy --latest d,tes from Santa F.
state the renewal of Indian troubles and Violence
Many tribes had engaged III hosies. Mr.. Gar
land was preparing for campaign extensive
scale Numerous Camanche and other Indians met
on Arkansas river Az al ing annnAtes
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at 65 20 per 100 bscash and 80 days Another
10. # goo bales Northern Former recep sold on Saturday
LlnENo receipts since our last The stock in dealers
hands is heavy and market dull See table for rates.
as In quantity Last cargo sale at IS per cask
LIou9Rs-Are in moderate Stock with limited demand
See aoe for store rates small lot of Cincinnati br nd
sold from nrst hands Saturday SO cents per lon
the absence of receipts of Cuba
weeks pso the ss0 on market has very light and
hhds at 90 ~ cents per gallon in Quantity and from
Store at Is a IS cents by the Dbl
PoTAToEs-New crop Irish have been brought in rather
slowly during the past week se from carts at 60 20
PRov1soNs-For ~ c. cured BACON there has been an &C.
tive demand throughout the past week. and prices have ru
ed high but owing to the exceedingly ghs receipts few
from in the early part of the week IA 10 for
hog round but this latter figure rather above Market and
We therefore quote at ii cents per h. Our for
hams, sides aud shoulders merely nomina but could
readily be obtained See table, The stock of Ves cured
figures shade We quote from at liz for
shoulders and 2t cents h. for des BY the quantity
and very little arriving The market firm 10 l2t
cents in bbls and II per ID, kegs No Western
Is in moderate supply and sells slowly We quots at Is cents
for N C and "a Is cents h. for Northern in quail
Northern markets. has also had the effect here
and we quote Northern 90 cents higher with sales from
receipts light and stock small.
sALr-We have no change to make in either quality.
ing dong in the retail way See table for store
prices quantity lot of 400 sacks received coastwise
on uesday auo Sold at 81 III per sack, W days
SHINGLEs-Ihe market rules decidedly dull for both
Common and Contract and the price of the former has de-
clined with sales during the week 81 81 80 per M
quality No sales the latter See table for quotations
SLAVES We uote the receipt since last OF only small
lot $4,000 rough W. o. Bbl. which sold $I3 per M.
No late receipts sales of r. o. HID and quota
lions.
MBER-Thero has been very little Timber brought in
three weeks past owing mainly the low stage
of the water but millers have fair stock
hand there is little demand at present Sales of few RATS
at prices ranging within quoted rates. See table.
FRElGHTs-1he receipts of country duce have been
very small for time past and the quantity Offering is not
efficient for the vessels now in port The market is extreme
dull and prices have decided downward tendency We
of having been taken up for New
York So for rosin and under deck Quotations in
table, therefore, merely nominal.