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Ansirs as Quaranssne.

Brig NJ Rich, Capt. MoEsAe, arrived Ausus, II from
ssgua, with sugar, to C. T. J. Peters. There was no
sickness on board Anchored in the lower bay.
The Cinderella took gang Of lsborer 10 the lower bay
yesterday TO pump out the infected ship Peppsre, re
ported 10 Yesterdays HERALD. The had been .,
work butt short time when one Of them jeremiah Nc
ly man, Of romphinsve fell overheard and drowned
his body was not recovered The laborsrs amer clearing
The ship OF water, insisted coming back from the yes
GEL which they found In very dirty state the stencil
",n . os, onge Nsier oelDe aimcstnsuneraole. ,
Nash, which arrived last Monday from Trinidad de Cuba
The pV,enger Vas taken TO the karns Hospital sick with
lever The health OF this vessel reported good on
arrivals and the reason that the passenger remased on
board was that he bad permit 20 take his luggage up
II has since rsbspired that the bad complaining
for some DAYS prior 10 arrival
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THE MISSOURI ELECTION.

81. LOUIS, August 4, 1868
Celebration Of the Defeat Of Black Repubcaaiso-Hoo the
Enancipaoists Shifted their Gro,,nd-Hosc they Take
their Dseas-7hs Wtather-A Freshe-Business, de- dc.
Our Congressional election has Just of the result
Of which you have undoubtedly heard before this time
g. Louis last rescued from the rule Of black repub
cAnism and the roar Of hundred guns yesterday
ing proclaimed the triumph OF democracy.
The issues or the contest centred upon the ques
Zion Of emancipation II not probably, generally known
abroad that the constitution of Missouri prohibits the Le-
gsla.are FROM emaucpstng any slaves without providing
Tor full compensation TO thsowners Now the value OF
tbs lilo 600 slaves OF Missouri would at
fy millions Of dollars he result Of the recent election
has shown that the people not ready wiling al the
Command OF foreign fanatics, TO burden the State this
enormous tax. This apparent unwilllpgness forced the
er.ancpaonss, In the latter end OF the campaign, TO
abandon their FIRST project emancipation upon any basis
OF shs kind So they cohned themselves advance
nent Of what they maintained TO be ess expensive ono
namely: that CT fixing day when no mere slaves should
be born in Missouri But may well be doubted whether
hs would not 10 the end, prove quite expensive when
we consider that inc State having destroyed the rights
The slave owner and copsequeutly removed his duty 10
support this ofspring would bc in all reason and con-
science bound TO support them t they take
But the district Of st Louis has declared itself dissas
NED With both OF these plans. a. well - with tho dema
the East VIII logger be able repudate sectional
lam BY pointing 20 precArous and slippery foothold in
Missouri
The oamragu CO the part OF the democrats, with Nr.
Barrett for thsir candidate spirited and from
The beginning The dstrici thoroughly osnyassed By
Che three nominees during the hot month Of July. The
Americana under the lead OF Mr. Breckuridee, poled
nearly - heavy vote the emaucipaticuss. There
seems TO be class OF p op,e In every community which
gravAses towards middle course aud generally towards
ahrd candidate whether he et0bodes the golden
or presents hlrnseif o. q mere blank
more djsappooisd set Of men than the black repub
Leans sitter election they had been
CERTAIN Of victory, and thought would only necessary
for Mr. Blair 10 show himself At different points Of the
county Il order 10 bis election But "tne up
heaviDg Of the masses they termed IT, proved 81 she
polls 10 be Q democratic upheavng.
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this eha re IRE cory qrsHcAion rsq.rsd 10 eets u
sossr TO che right o. slhrsgs a. cad eecc1 and any
psr,on rcs &C qualified shall vn,e cfex to vote
u Gy peron ehAl vote move than once at sad
eif ct shall make cr 10 he any alse,
rc'trs or nasdnt1 rttaf.s, ebsi alter char 70
sIs reiu,xs OF said election such pepoo snail upon
,cunp ,heroo before AIRY court a. comrs'ert jurst 10
fn be kept al hard labor lees thar SIX on.hs End
rot more bsb three years. The JUDGES OF the election
nrfcs'ey On ccsr tie yois, ago before leaving TIE
route or place where .be election tss been he'd, shall
c.tng 70 sterd fbc same and arrounce the result rub
hcy ~ he citse and they shall in such announce
go otcsre tb number OF votes Casa respectively for
en poprsttn voted for At said eIectcn Printed forms
ibe ute's Of each precinct The Probate Judges anc all
ober peysoDs llrg sDy oce under said act OF Congress-
sbA before entering upon their duties take tho oath re-
qUired by The esnne
Lesvsnwo,,h cry is divided Tito two wards or polling
ds,ricts Delaware street being the div,d'nt line Tho
polling plaza Of tho First ward held shawnee street.
wce that Of the eeccpd held IN Main street, nearly
oppcsfe The Poet Office Tie polls opened al O'clock A.
to Rave their registered that the clerks were com
PEELED TO receive The at the rate OF about too hun
cred PER hour Beoe 10 O'Clock 200 votes had been
r0llec 10 each ward The excitement among tie German
POT uiascr They meant 'tc XII the tam pill
deaotey tar help they eaid and did moltals work
harder 10 election tsan did these very Tuessns
Mary were The jokes passed al the expense o. the pro
ssve,y bui the latter took things good huoredy
sn6 laughed nj the fun loudly The free State men
Never there 20 little i'll feeling exhibited between the
free State mea sno pfo slavery men when they mel al
TIE pcps 20 day
Each polling place we'll supplied with tickets 40
thst be voter could have but little trouble helping
hmre these tickets we're printed small slips or pa
yer carried about the city hsnduls by the leading
men OF The parties FOR the purpose Of securing
votes The follow ns fac siles Of the tickets used
on this ccsson-
PROPOSITION REJECTED.
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From Liverpool In the steamship Grea. Briialn Clarke
Francis and Nrs Anne Hesslre Mrs Rees, Mis- Caroline
ard Miss Emily Res George Rees John Lee ghss Fsvre
John rbomas Fdwd and Mrs Barbara Barter Robert and
Gues Barter wardlc. Capt Hessltlpe Frank Ferber
Capt Mordep tmih Mrs Smith, Bird Smith, X Townsend W
Reynolds, John eutherland. end others.
Prom shsnshse In ship Robin Hood-Rev Martin lady
and hree children.
DEPARTURxs.
= For Norfolk, &c., IN The steamship Rosnoke.0 ourassn
CM Davy. N Rice, NJ Hockenbure, q Ionsiey and
Mrs Bennett " Peck, W Dougiss and lady, Mrs
wsRer ard child Peter rant KeIlepberger, q Gum,
Love'snd w Cohen, Samuel Cohen, Mrs Smith. Andrew
Love. X Robbins rsvarser John Mowson, ia,
Gretn-snd II soldiers and " IN the steerage
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THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

I'll
We indebted to different pagers OF the State for
much Of the returns Of the election published our paper
70 Gay and also to private sources through letters &C
quite certain Of the fact therein mentoned-qute
clear Of the bush that could throw up
most Justify and drown the rce ever ringing In our cars
How aeout Joress That Jones affair Q sad thing,
sna we s nsa e M nc. "9Sc
ted over Avery the democratic ao in the Mountain dis
trct Such news have received and the letter
tore US. Read what our correspondent says -
RurHERFoRDros, n. @, Aug 9, 1853
eerd the vote OF this county for Governor Polk cour
w. yet heard from, will not change the resu ms,er
ally Vance carries The county By 1876 votes, and
,ainy elected hcfsas's gain rs 200 votes over Gilman In
this county.
McRac EVis. Tdnc. Avery.
This news almest too good 70 be true bu, We would
net De al I'll surprised turned correct for during
the canvass the reports from that quarter very
cida,s has trlrmpbcS, ard that The isyincibis cling
ans district has been brought back 10 the position
which always held or TO the political somerset Of Its
nanerakc.
We have another it,lc batch Of good news from Old
Nash. the Gibraltar Of democracy, which a,mos,
Americans in the county, L. n. b. Battle took the ded
the issue OF dstrbuon, and wonderful ~ relate the
vii become y ,bs "WsoO 0' sdssT u.
s successful we wouldn't be al all surprisedt 70 hear
THAI the editor Rad committed suicide He peculiarly
him. and ipsted that he shou,d not be elected We shA
doubt The potency Of hereafter. Who else
but Lrcisn Napoleon Bonspare Battle could have worked
such . Iscle among the "honess old democracy OF
NAxhfH
We await The full returns, and won't crow until We
have the cicia vote In hands. In the meantime,
can only eoe for tho BEST which We do with forty horse
power.
Another el,or, from Q friend In Ptsboro,, gives as
cheering Old Chatham has done poby. The wings
have Gained two members and . senator Straughan,
wbg elected TO The Senate; Taylor and Green wings,
ard Jobp A. Moore, democrat, 70 the Commons McRses
vote Lbs Ellis, 1911; being gain Of nearly 400 votes
Gilmer
We cannot tell wha, win be the final result until the
smoke and dust o. the baltic clears away little
Ia the fegsature have made several galns, andjwe
well pleased with the result so far. Our Losses In this
rtsJect are comparatively few. We won't say anything
about The Gnvefrcrehlr Until soe-the majority.
We gill costume 10 publih The returns fast they
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Coronsrs' Ipaussss.

Los or Linz nv BLASTING Some we're engaged
yesterday morning In blasting at the grounds OF the
reservoir, when blast exploded premaurely and Of
them, named Carr, struck upon the leg by sharp
stone An artery was severed and he bed W death be
fHe edca aid could be procured Co,orev Hlns bel
Ninquest upon the body, and the Jury rendered
ditt OF "Accldt ptsl death"
DRowsrp vHItr BArHre Joseph Bryant, q boy nine
years Of eye, whose parents reside Harlem, vas
drowned tuesday night while bathing st the foot Of
10th street The body As not been recovered
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Police Ipseipsasoc..

FoRcIsc CucE on rsx AsrzASs' BASE Joseph
Topping youth, eighteen years Il sse, ws arrested on
WEDNESDAY by officer Keefe, OF the DIGESTIVE police,
shsrged with forging the Of Ccevslng, Garrison
Besco, whcesse crockery Dealers at Nc 9ss Greenwich
street, 10 check or $3.50 The Artlzsns Bank The
checx Wa presented 10 the bank On the 2sh u Nay Las,
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The Upned States steam frissse Ssrsnsc CUmmsnder
Kelly eel cd from Panama for san san del sur, NicsN.
rs the Goth ut.
The United states brig Perry, Lieut. Commanding rghl-
man, vss At Bucnos Ayres June a.
The United states steam frigse Nerrimsc Commodore
Long, and COP Of war Decatur, Conmndey n. X.
Thatcher, sslea from rata 1oh ult, fer Ca1ao.
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MARRIAGES AND DRAIHS.


BKss--Hrnr In Jersey CITY, on Wednesday, August
II, al the residence OF Ransom, Esq by the Rov.
Ctsyes Caodeld rector Ct trinity Epascopa church,
Capt henry BAKEH, Of Winchester, Va, TO Mss AxTIA
HUsr, Of Scmervlle, N. J.
KoILN-isEHcHs On Saturday evening, August Z, By
ia. Rev C. Il Pagner OF st. Marks church. Capt JANIS
KotIS Esq TO MIS- EIIsx Exssrrx F2xRcHs, oil Of this
city.
Ws,csI-CogrAsI.-OnS Saturday evening August 8, BY
the Rev j. B. wakeley, M, WIN n. YsiGM TO Mrs AIM
Cccrasr daughter Of the late Vim W. Lowerrs OF this
city.
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Ds,n,s or I,,w,x California.


S., e ~ P1...s s /. ss
soiy from ,Ss saprs@s so,ss nnep sdss,csssd ,syss
as1 ecsts"s msy ss the sss sa proSery Ss5
% a. ss Ear hso.s santa srrai. ii
.a .s s'H aaa ss: Lss
Jsgr9 3. Asm.s lie co~oSdss sn.sd to .ss psSn
s : lss.
der de- q sr oS on which
20 .o executed before he Dog Sssn ssrs, De
:s 50 H.. sss q
sHs'e ss S:sss
Ss orSsrs % Ss. our ssrsss ssy projected
1890 SoxaAS Shscfa 2AS5 es sss1s..r,
Brandreth's pills Continue Their Work OF
s sSe1s xso susrsd nSca fro.
SeI sure ii %orms and
'Se a s'S's
per box-iasser. sugar coated.
Psr Steamer Psraia.-IDvosces OF Paris Soft
hats Just received. RHINALDo NJ, wATgRs IppOr,er.
Life Size Portraits Photographed by Pro-
fesscr White for So At HoLAAs landscape gallery 29
-''
Bailou Brothers, 400 Broadway. -Shirtx
collars sad sentleens furnishing goods at very low poes
Gee. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor strop,
TSa tho genuine article equAed for prodOo
Ss he ssssss possible edge % razor For 'si' by
Cyrus w. Flsld.-xmpsriai Photograph OF
CRU Field on e!ab.:i.S :, SSApfs gallery ''
D.nancs salamandsr VITA Patent
. 9s: 81 4:: fro and 'u'.
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And esshed since which time Topping hss assertsd him
self trm she city Until his as was IA IA employ
a The n ~hcss name ne forged, but soon ater tas
forgery Be says that arotner yourg nsn rnoae
he dec Ines giving induced him - fcrsc the check and
he shared with him the proceeds rhs prisoner was Aken
before Justice Brennan and CON nisted Tor trial
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Dupuy's New Perfume TOR the Season
Kr@ NE QUICK,
Distilled from fraNAnttulipa
q DUruy, Chemist Ne eQ2 Broadway, New yovk.
KIfsnEQuI0K P0nADn, for " hair.
Hfs-s -aSSiSH soar. Tor he siiss
oARar. HOWARD n'sT sxSsa,. New Yrs.
sCHfRFrKLfr, BROS co., New yot.
yAMHe T. MAxwMx, New 1osk.
&c wNLs A co, New York.
y ". Rokckoes a co., Dosssa asd Esv xrk
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7he SneessfHl Bidders for the New Ten pliiAfon
LUans
Prom the Washington Unoe, Augustil
We publish below the Ciic. LIST q the successful bid
for the new ben million Loan.
NAMES Of Residences. Amount Erstni,fss
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The Journal ofhe Ttco Siciiies Of the 9Th Of July
gives account Of the fearful ravages caused by the
late storms in the provinces Of Princpato Citerore,
Terra di Bari, Terra di Lavoro aud Primo Abruzza
Ultra. The nundations caused ~ the rains de.
stroyed several bridges, and washed away or choked
the crops while several persons were killed by light
ming.
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Hair-Ns Diseases, Fail, Change OF Color
and emhejsbmen-Ths whole treated carefully warranted
By 0aANDJAAy, 81 Church street, near BARCLAY.
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BrockIyn Ctry News.

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE The body Of the unknown female,
Gagged about sixteen years" reported In the papers on
Monday mornng found al the foot Of sedg~ck street,
Brooklyn, has been identified that OF Mrs Emily A..
warner, OF Williamsburg, VINO has been missing from
her hcme since Saturday night Mrs. Warner was forty
years age and the above description OF the body found
caused delay In lie IDENTIFY mrs. Warner has for
time pact been aboripg under great depression Of
rs caussd by the death OF her mother father
and child, ard 10 this cause alone can be attributed the
fatal event which has brought such deep ancton upon
her disconsoate husband and family Gentle, kind and
snectIcnste 10 ell, most devoted and exemplary wife
and mother, her mrmory will long be chershed BY all
who bad the pleasure OF her acquaintance Her remains
Inferred in The Cypress Hill cemetery on the 10th
inst She hes eft four children, the youngest but two
me nths old, TO mourn her melancholy eud.
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The entye vote on the Territory in favor Of the propo
sou will Uct exceed three thousand There are about
feeD thousand legal voters In Ksnsas-so you easily
perceive how overwhelming ID the defeat Of the English
LecSmpton bill shall continue TO send you In the re-
Of the other precincts daily whep on comparing The
figures you VIII see that your correspondent "a not far
astrsy IN his calculation 10 the result OF the election
TO Gay.
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,<S<><<<,rS s<S<~~S< ~~srs
PROPOSITION ACCEPTED.

PROPOSITION ACCEPTED
~S<s~s~s-s~s~>~~
In the forenoon the excitement principally Shaw
bee street, but ia the afternoon the changed
Man street Not more than three or four Lecomptor
votes were poed here Ia the forenoon but the after
adv ced this prrber increased 10 upwards o.
HUNDRED The sudden Appearance Of many pro slavery
men startled the free State forces but evening sp
preached their fears gradually disappeared, for l.
pretty we'll Understood that they had carried the day by
an immense majority.
No disturbance OF any kind occurred during tho day.
rot drop Of blood spilled By the ccntendng FOR
60 good bumoredy was the canvass conducted When
night came ora when the result Of tho election was
nourced by the judges loud cheers rent the cir AMI
eve-y corner might be observed knots citizens
tca,pg each other The long agony over, and the
peope were full with JOY 1t having successfully deod
ed he vexed question
The vote o much larger than expected, Re.
irg nearly oUe hundred votes TINT poed January
asst, as viii be seen from the annexed table,
Avg 2-Proposton rejected. ,6l0
Prcpositioc accepted. ...."............... i3o
Jan 4-Aeapst The LecoDptor constitution. ,S84
Strength CT the pro slavery vote. 276
io'ai vote... .............. $50
note On "a OF August
Increase. %
The entire vote of the Territory in favor Of the propo
sou" will rot exceed three thousand There are about
fifteen thousand legal voters Ksnsas-so you can easily
perceive how overwhelming ID the defeat Of the English
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Holloway . FAILS ann Ointment d.

ChIist~dcro's Hair Dye, WiEsa and Toupoes.
The beet In the world wholesale ead retail and the dye
privately applied. al No Assor Hou18
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Per Stsamer Psraaa.--Ipvolces OF Paris soft
hats inst received. RHINALDO M. WATERS Importer.
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Wilson's Hair Colorsr Will not dys the
sxie, ba: gradually turn your halt 20 oisck o. brown
piled IKE water. xvayoody usss H. oaly ceaz ootse
Fold the drug store SIS gtsnA r. T. AsA Third and
Walnut street, Philadelphia
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merey-A young woman who suffered much from paiE
in The stomach was prevailed % take tour in little
while ake throw worm twelve and nearly
ipch round They for all worms and in eys
ontery end darrboea medicine compared to tte
sold q DR. BRANDRKTH principal once 4s Brandreth
building Broadway ana Cana street q Is ceu.s
per box-iattor. sugar coated
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Truss and Bandage Instituss.-Eiast,c stock.
inxs female supporters a. lnsaunens fer dsfomiues
Or GI1vKR No. Aun sireeS
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EnHiAh Tubular Tics, new Desl9ns-A large
invoice Just received az MOODYs. 262 Broadway.
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Cyrus W.. F1sid.-1mpsr1al Photograph OF
Cyrus ". Field, on exhibition 0. BEADY'8 gallery. $50
Broadway, over fhompson's sa.oou.
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w ~ sevns machines Asy o{ eAgses ssiesrAke6 ssW.
ing machines nov Be es,.s.s "a ss.n:ys Of ys1
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Holloway Fills anu Ointment -AlfhouGh
SLOW % teref uea ms,tsrs be bo,ps Of Europe
have pied these remedies Wherever they are
used oyspepsa scrofua liver comp Ant and esupiive ds
orders disappear.
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DsNapcs Salamnnder Safes- VITA Patent
powder looks ASo. fro and burglar
' ROBkRT n PATRICK.
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Barryp Tricophsrops Il the Deu and
cheap dressing beAuulyng olesans curing
preserving Aa6 restoring the hair ias uyl SoA ~ AZ
drNxRAtA
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Life Size Portraits Photographed by Pro-
fesscr white for 8o at HOLNAS' landscape gallery 2s1
Rrcsn
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Batchslor's Hair Dye, Wtss and Toupsss--
the hes; In tbs world srpssanK al saes sold and applied
NJ Tie mAaufAcsory as5 broadway.
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Gee. Snundsxs' Metallic Tablet Razor Strop,
Th genuine article been equaed for produo
iug thu keenes possble edge For sks by J.
sAUkDE&6 No. 7 Aston houSe.
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Ballou Brothers, 400 Broadwny,-Shirfs,
collars sentleens furnishing yoos q, very proes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-14

~ 10 cure corns, soak the foot in warm
water ier quarter Of an hour every night; af-
Ter each soaking rub on the corn, pstientIy,
with the finger, half dozen drops Of sweet oil;
wear around the toe during the day two thick.
nssses OF buekskin, with hole in it to receive
tne corn. Continue this treatment until the
shoes IT will be months and even wears baforo
The corn returns, when the same treatment will
oe efhcIent in few days. PAIRING corns is al
deeper root.
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WAT MAKES A BUsHRL.-The following
table Of the number Of various articles to .
bnshel may be OF interest to our readers :
Wheat, sixty pounds. Corn, sheIled, ffty-six
pounds. Corn, on the cob, seventy pound.
Oats, thirty six pounds. Rye, ffty-six pounds
Buckwbeat, ffty-two pounds Irish Potatoes,
SIXTY pounds. Sweet Potatoes, fifty pounds.
Unions, ffty-seven pounds. Bran, twenty
pounds Clover Seed sixty pounds. Timothy
seed forty five pounds Flax Seed, forty five
bounds Hemp Seed, forty-five pounds. Blue
"rass seed fourteen pounds. Beans, sixty
pounds. Dried Peaches. thirty three pounds