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RISING SUN.
THE PEOPI .E'S
NEW CASH STORE,
ATT RISING SHIN

THE undersigned having rented the Store
L House formerly occupied by Kirk & Stubs
would most respectfully inform the citizens
OF Cecil county, and the public generally,
that he has just returned from the cities of
Baltimore aud Philadelphia with his large
and splendid stock of New Goods, adapted
to the present and approaching seasons, for
Ladies', Gentlemen, Buys and Misses, and
L. nlc.
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A CARD TO TNT LADIES

From the on S'mot, opposite Hc Co.vt House,
IE1tio may desire to purchase re .dy-male
w Lioaks of best maie'ol and STYLE varying in
pr.c" from - to 81; Cloths for Clocks VARYING
in price from 81 - to s.; hawls in variety
Press Goods in do; Persian. Welsh. Slr,ulin.
and Domestic Flanucs, Canton flames Bleaohei
and m.hlcaohol NIus ins, 'rickiugs cold Cambrics
Paper MGslins Innings and Trimmings in great
variety. BONNETS, SaJins, Ribbons. Moles
lcmha&inos. Gloves, Hosiery, French Lasting
CATERS with and without heels. Kid anil Morocco
Boots with and Without heels Misses Kid AMI
Morocco Boots with AMI without hcrls. Ladies'
kid and Morocco shoes and Xii slippers; also,
Ia ldrcE's black an colored Boots All of the
above shoe made to order.
! =" The dies will please call and cx mine
EcSprcfulIy, BENZ. Il. MAY.
Nov Is. 1875
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u The election of John B. IIaskin, anti
Lecompton democrat, in the Ninth Congress
ional district in New York, is now conceded
by all parties.
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SIERIrEnS SlLE.

5G virtue OF eleven wrts Of Ficri Facias-
Ed issued out of the Chcuit Court for Cecil
county, at the suits ofChahces, Stout 4 Co..
Hood Co.. and Isaac Rooms, seven AGAINST
the goods and chattGls, lands and tenements
OF Andrew Kidd, James III. Kidd, Jacob
Tome and BENZ min Yanlivcr, four against
the goods and chatelS. lands and tcnamcnts
Of Andrew Kidd, William Y. Mackinson,
Jacob Tome and Benjamin Vandiver, to me
directed, have seized and taken in execu-
1i"n a! the right, title, claim, interest and
cSt,t', at law and in equity, Of the sul
Andrew Kidd. James II. Kidd and William
I. Mackinson, in and to all the following
Property:
No. /. All that Tract, Piece or Parcel of
Land, with the improvements thereon. be-
longing to the said Andrew Kidd, situated,
lying and being IN the Ith Election District,
Cecil county, containing
SGt ACRES,
More or less. adjoining lands ofJohn Carson,
Robert Montgomery and others. and more
particularly described i'll 4 Patent granted
ny the State OF Maryland to Andrew Kidd,
grandfather Of the said Andrew KIdd),
bearing date the oath Of December, 1883
No. ,. All Of that lot, Piccc or Parcel Of
situated, lying and being in the town of Polt
Deposit. Cecil county, which was leased to
the said Andrew Kidd by Samuel Rowland
and wife, by Il lease duly executed and re-.
corded in liber II. II. NJ, No. /, folio %,
one of the Land Record Books of Ccc.l
county. On this lot there is good AMI
substantial
Brick Dwelling and Store House,
fronting on Main street So feet, and running
back l40 feet; and / hereby give notice
that on
Monday, the 9th day Of December, 1858,
at the Hotel Of Mrs. Reynolds, Port Deposit,
VIII OFFER for sale the said property. so
SelSed and taken in execution, to the highest
bidder for cash, TO satisfy said writs.
Gy-Sale to commence at ! O'Clock Pm,
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
NOV. IL, lS5S--tS. Sheriff.
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NEGRO CONTEST FOR SOCIAL EQuAL1rY. =
y suit was brought in Michigan by Day a
negro against Owen. the owner ola steam
boat, for refusing to carrv him as Il cabin
passenger on his boat from Detroit to Toledo.
The defendant did not deny the refusal, but
justified Vt on the "roHud " That by the r,gu,
Iatlon ard established course of business
Of SAID boat colored persons were not received
as CABIN passengers, and were not allowed to
use the caon as such passengers, The said
regulation was ay,rled to he reasonable"
70 this the plaintiff demurred, holding that
such regulation could he 10 dlflncc. The
circuit court ovcrlul,d the demurrer and a
wit Of error took the case to the SUR me
court, and tllc supreme cont unanimously srls.
tened the decision of the circuit court over
lu'IlHg the demurrer. Both courts SAID the
facts stated in the notice were y good and suf
ticient d fence to the plaintiffs action. The
judgement below (Which was against Days
right to be carried IN the cabIn) must be
affirmed with ccsts.
This decision as TO the social status Of The
free negro in the free States is made by Re
publican court.--L ai0a
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New ORLEANS. Nov l0.-A considera lie
number Of pcrGons are daily arriving in the
city. preparatory to ''elnigratinS to Nleara-
qua and Tehuantepcc.
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tJ+The Steamer Asia arrived at New York
on Thursday with Liverpool dates to the 30th
alt. Mr.. Bright had made Reform Speech,
in which he advocated the American System
of representation. Lord E9in S Japan treaty
is said to lie identical with the American
treaty.
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Brick Dwelling and Store House,
CARPET WEAVING.

fNlE undersigned has commenced CAR
d PET WEAVING, at his residence, Elk
Landing, Where those having carpets to
weave will be served on the lowest terms.
orders may be left at the subscribers resi-
dcnce, or with Rossell x Co., Elkton.
oct. LIFT. JAMES McCULLEN.
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1.-THE New York Tribune classilies Il. e
members of the next Congress thus Already
elected Buchanan 36 =: anti Buchanan, IL ::
rcmarkng that 1t classes 1.-the (2) nominal
Americans from Missouri with the Buchanan
men, as also Messrs. Schwartz and Montgom-
cry. OF Pennsylvania Messrs. Hickman, Of Pa,
Haskin and Clark, Of New York : j e Davis,
of Indiana : Adrian and Riggs. Of New Jersey
with the Opposition. The five Douglas Dem
ocrais just elected from Illinois we have not
venturod to class at all. The two members
elect from California are undoubtedly anti
Buchanan, but two Others are likely to be
elected next year, who will pretty surely be
Buchanan men, and will probably have the
regular certificates. In that case, the two
just chosen cannot take their seats"
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SUPERBLY BEAUTlFUL--JUST OUT!
Eie cosmopolitan Art Journal

FOR DECEMBER. Over seventy pages-choice
articles - elegantly illustrated = splendid Steel
Engrtvings Price 30 cents Specimen copy sent
on receipt of Is cents, in stamps coin. Address
G. i. DERBY 6iS Broadway, y Y.
Or, W. f. EwING, Hon See Elhtou.
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lDThe competitor Of Jehu Clancy Jones'
in the recent Congressional election, was
styled IN all The newspapers an anti-Lecomp-
ton democrat, but from the statement of the
Philadelphia AreuS, the administration organ
since the detection of Forncy, it appears that
Mr.. Schwartz was originally an ant-,IackS,n
man. and supported Taylor in 1918 end Scott
in 1852, and IS not expected to co operate
with the democratic party in Congress This
intelligence greatly enhances the value Of the
victory over tue the Presidents yet, aud adds
brighter halo to the glory Of the regenera-
ton of old Bcrks. Clipper.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
s. MEHAINOTYPE
p C. III X e. X

IL may be had by calling at my Room, ON
WHEELS, in Mouth street, not far from the
Court House.
Having the best Sky and Side Light COM
bined, besides some twenty years experience
in Portrait and Miniature Painting, | shall
warrant all pictures satisfactory to my Gus
toners or they will not be required to take
them. CHAS X. PALMER.
N. B.-Portraits size Of life or less will be
painted in Oil colors, from life, or taken
from Daguerreotype or Ambrotype pictures.
Elkton, Oc l6, lSoo-tf. G.. K. p.
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TERRIuLr MASSACRE IN MEXICO. The
Brownsville Flag of the 27lh ult,, has the for
lowing IN reference TO the reported MASSAGE,
of 400 Of Ndaurri, $ men, taken prisoners by
Gen. Mjramon in the late engagement before
San Luis:
In the engagement the rcactioni>t> forces
and those Of Vldaurn, 400 Of the LIT cr's men
were captured by the former, who, after see
ing them disarncd, ard taking from them
tb.ir most valuable equipments, ordered his
second in command to take them from his
sight, and do with them as he though fiji.
This inhuman wretch, who well knew what
would cnsue from such course, placed
them in the hands of his Soldicry, who were
just then in a bcaSlv state of intoXication.
They Immediately fll upon the ceptives,
who were entir~iJ d,ccnscicss, and horrible
massacre foll,wed At ,he end Of the terri
Die scene the iiclcSS bodies Of four hundred
human beings were found stretched upon tie
ground, man-l and wcltcrlug in their blood
sacrifice to the holy cause OF liberty.
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GHpe T-PlOsp1ate of Lime, fe
~ sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE
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E'lSll.-- Shad and Herrings, for sale by
Il May H. ii. S. SITES
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hlNiMoIHi sEED-Prime clean now Timothy
T. Seed for sale by II s SITES
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FAIR AT CHERRY IIIL.-Thc Fair
and Festival for the benefit Of the NJ. E.
Church. at Cherry Hin, takes place on next
Thursday afternoon and evening. We under
stand that thirteen hundred tickets have al
ready been sold
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RELEASED FROM JAIL.-Iho parties
from Elk Neck, committed to Jail on suspicion
Of having been concerned in stealing the
hciter from Mr.. S. S. Maiiit, were released on
Sunlly last.
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PERSONAL

-. Major Hunter, L. 3. A, is at Kirkwo IDS
80. Dickens haS allowed his wife 81, OGO per
year for her support.
Madame Gazzan!ga is winning operatic
iauTels in New York, in SLppho =
-. VIM. 7. BLACKSTONE has been appointed a
cadet al West Point, from Maryland
.... l. X Smoot, Of the firm of Smoot Russell
q %, h'''rhworth, Kansas, is al the National
Palmer has completed his model of the
White captive, and the work In marble is com
menced. 'O'''
.... The London Waterman saws that the nm
don Book Committee have resolved IN e,act !,
suitable tomb over the grave of the Rev, CbarIex
Wesley.
IA Paris CORES pondent states that either t,e
Count de Mrasol or the Marquis de Ahmed
will succeed General Concha as Captain C;eneTai
Of Cuba
-... The Masonic address Of the Rev Geo ~
Ray. before the Free MasoBS OF FredericksLuT,,
Is spoken OF In the highest terms by the pTes.
and citizens of that section.
-... Charlotte Cushman appeared as Mrs Hal
Ter IN New York, last week The He aid says &.
i" Without eXaggeration We may say that her
Personatlon was the finest ever presented on the
boards Of New York theatre -
-: The case of Park Benjamin, Esq p, against
Tue Young Mems Mercantile Association of Gin
einnati, for the nOn-fUlhment Of a lecture con.
tract. came 20 trial on Monday, and resulted i'm 4
verdict for the defendant.
80. NJ. Theirs, TO the surprise of everybody
Was the cicerone Of the Queen of Holland dnring
portion OF her stay in Paris, and political
astrologers. who fo'get that he is a comet and
not star, predict his accession to the Emperor
80. Lords Grosvsner Cavendish and Ribels-
dale were introduced to Mayor Tieu,ann Satnr-
day morning, by Hon. Samuel Il RnogIes
Their loIdshiPs are good looking young men,
between twenty and thirty years Of age They
ar" over here on tour Of observation and pleas
ire,
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FROM SANTA FE.-The Santa Fe mail has Il
rived at Independence, bringing dates to the LIST
inst. Capt. Marcy lad been heard from. Be-
tween the Arkansas and Platte rivers, in a snow
on the l2ih OF April, he lost two hundred and
nifty mules ard large number of sheep. Col
Loring had proceeded very we'll until April 2Oth.
when he was oveftaken by a snow sto:m, in
which six OF his men were frozen TO death
Lieut. McN=lly, re2imen;al q lartermas'er, lost
forty or fifty mules and all his beef cattle and
sheep.
Mr.. Alexander, who was sending train 10
Utah, lost all his animals except fifteen, and was
obliged to abandon lis wagons on the road
The New Mexico Mining Company was fully
organized and ready for operations Their 90
tablishment is the most complete ever erected in
that country, aud the most sanguine hopes are
entertained Of ultimate success
Messrs Hall, Porter d Co are making rapid
preparations for transmitting the mail to CaIifo..
mia via New Mexico
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.


The IntsiligsHeey, noticing the call of the
Secretary of the Treasury for bids for ten mil
lions says:
"The precaution of the Secretary in requiring
all bids to be unconditional and without refeI-
snce to the bids of Others - proper ore 10 pre-
vent combination bids, coInpiaihTu Oh III 49,
once 10 loans lately made TO one of the states
The nlethora of accumulated capital IN the
moneyed institutions both OF England a&u the
United States, together with the peacelnl stdte
of our relations with all the world, renders the
nrsxent an suspicious moment for the GoveTn-
mpnt and il Is anticipated that the whole amount
will be taken on terms much more iavorapie
than were ever before offered and aS time has
very iudciouslv been given by the secretary 10
receive bids from Europe. il is believed 6y COM
meTcsI men that tenders Will be made from
abroad at hiS h prem uTn as 10 cary the
,JTeateT part if not the whole OF the lodl into the
hands of foreign capitalists"
The Union announces the Search question
settled, saying that Lord Malmesbury now de-
cIsres that III. NJ. Government recognize the
principle of international law as laid down by
Gen Cass in mis- note of the 10th Of April, and
that nothing in the treaty of 1872 (the Ashbur
ton treaty. supersedes that law.
The Union also states two current facts in
connection with the revenues and the appropri-
atoms and expenditures of the Government
during the present year
First The receipts into the Tresury have
greatly declined.
Secondly. The expenditures of the Govern
ment have been less than heretofore.
The present condition Of monetary affairs was
to a great extent anticipated, and every effort
was made to induce Congress to limit the ap-
preparations to correspond with the receipts.
These efforts, too, in spite of extraordinary de-
mands, have been successful The expenses
have been largely retrenohed, not in amount
proportional to the diminished receipts, because
that was impossible.
Tie Union confirms the statement as to the
prompt disavOwal by the French government;
of all com plicity in the transactions of Mons.
Belly. and concludes as follows:
1--WE believe il is in the contemplation of the
Administration to order larger naval lorce than
We have heretofore had into the waters of Cen
tral America and the Gulf; but this will h. not
on account OF any new demonstrations of inter
ference by foIeiyn Powers in that quarter, but
with the general design of more eti-ctualy pro-
tecting he lawful rights Of citizens, all d
guarding our national interests from jeopardy in
that part of the world"
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NORFOLK ELECTIoN.-rhe pal election
in Norfolk, Va, took place on Thursday last,
and resulted, for Mayor-Lamb, Dem ~ Nc
kenney, American, ST.; Summers, lad, 10. Nj.
Lamb was inauguTated on Friday.
Nearly all the old officers Were reelected
}. b. BIanham: Am,Iican, assessor; w. Fl C
Ellis, city attorney, and Charles Mccoy. John
Caphart and w. Y. Miner (all Demociats) bel no
she only new ones. The City CouaCl is neatly
equally divided between the two parties. Most
of the old officers who were re-electcd belonged
10 the American party
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IL The New York Herald saws We have
seen private letter from London, received by
the last steamer, which states that General A.
monte, the Mexican Minister to England, had
left thai CRY, il was reported for the Continent
but that he hed really embarked tor New York
and that his object in coming here was to
negotiate large purchase OF arms for Santa
Anna, and get them out OF the country. II this
is so, be is probably ensconced in some OF
the hotels iHcOgHiio, and negotiating for NUM-
lions OF war with some of the big filibusters
There is something on foot in New York about
MEXICO.
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CAPTURE OF SLAvERs -Advices from Sierra
Leone to the 22d. state that the brig Caroline,
from Boston, arrived on the 18th, IN tow OF the
British steamer Electra She was captured a.
SLAYER, but released, being engaged in lawful
trade
The schooner General Scot had also been cap
tnred as SLAYER, and brought into port Since
the hrst Of April. the schooner Wintermayress,
from Boston; brig X w. Charlton, from swan
nah the bark Aimeda, f;on Boston aud the
bark Maret"ka, from New York, have been cap
tuEed and brought in ~ Slavers
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IL At the yacht race around Long Island,
undertaken by some Of the New Workers, last
week, the Rebecca came out ahead. A protest
was entered that she had not sailed fair, but
gained several miles-probably eight or ten, by
going through Plumb Gut. The schooner Syl-
vie won the schoopO prize.
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III A genuine Rubens-his painting of the
Masdalen RenCuncing the Vanties of the World,
is now on exhibition in Bosom
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IL Mr.. NJ. :. -ach, OF y CIV Y o. K has made all
improvement on Hoes printing press, by which
the sheet, after being printed side in the
usual way, Is Immediately drawn back, and
printed on the her side from the second form
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NAVAL The l. :. sloop-of- war Jamestown.
ffom Greytown, touched at Aspinwall on the Eth
OF May, and sailed foT Havana. The L. = steam
ers MerEimac and SaraEaa and ships Vaudalia
and Decatur Were at Panama the 18th of Nav
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III There are now 50 petitions before the Brit
ish House of Commons, signed by nearly 20 ,OCO
persons, for the adoption Of universal sun. age.
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IL The Connecticut iarme,s are preparing
for the annua! exhibition of the State AgiicuItu-
raj Society. a, Hartford, next Oetober
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EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
Fort Washington,
I'm WEDNESDAY lnLe SIfh. lRi2

Tie ENGLISH LUTHERAN SABBATH
SCHOOL having chartered the H.
steamer Thomas Coils er" Will give - ~
an Excursion down the TIver and q t><7><E1>s7ss
tort ~ aShIngfnn "n WEDNESDAY. June the
.Sl.i INST The boSt wall leave her wharf at ocl
a Returning the boat VIII cave tie Fort nj a
reasonable hour 40 the evening.
Refreshments may be- had al cty prices.
A Band of MLsIs wal i.e IN attendance
Tickets 20 cents hi.drf - CeEts-to be obtained
~ 4. n n tdenUur'S, la. avenue: J. q. WtaveTs,
Opposite Browns Hotel; 4. Noerr's. cnrnrT r. aud
nth Streets Vim Balian:y he's Book store: Jas. %.
Stones Drag STORE. corner J. and 9TH efrectk: ard
at he boat on the morning of the Excur~run.
Omnlbuses will lesve the Nortfcm Market At a
quarter before a. clock. ~ Il
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IL The Rochester Union says there will be
very few peaches in Western New York this
year. The trees are all affected by kind Of
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ID Bees have hived in the squirrel boxes Oh
the elms in the public square, New Haven
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IL The Episcopal Convention OF South Car
olina has voted Bishop six months holiday,
and vi 200 to take 1t with
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apprehend that, to-day, by the time the Star
goes to press, all the appointments, drawing
the crowd mentioned above, to this point, will
have been definitely settled. Already most of
its components have gone home, departing on
Saturday afternoon, yesterday, and this morn
ing. n
GOVERNOR SIBLEY-Goverpor Siblev. of
Minnesota, reached this city this morning. He
visits Washington on this occasion to attend in
person to important business of tie State whose
chief executive officer he is, with the General
Government. When the Delegate from Min
nesota in Congress he made host of warm
personal friends among the citizens of the Fed
eral Metropolis, who rejoiced over his promo
ton to the chief magistracy of his State, and
will gladly welcome his temperance among
US even for so brief period
PHILADELPHIA PosT OFFIcE-We learn that
the Secretary of the Treasury, the Attorney
General, the Postmaster General and Mai. A.
III. Bowman, Chief of the Bureau of Construc-
ton of the Treasury Department, will proceed
to Philadelphia this afternoon. They 90 to
locate site for the new Post Office building in
that city.
The WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Insitut ton.
The time of observation is about o'clock:
JUNE %, 1853.
New York, N. clear, hot
phildde!phla, IA .........clear, warm.
Baltimore, Md ...........clear, warm
Washington, ID. C........ clear, wind NV.
Richmond, va............ clear, tn. SO. wind =.
Petersburg, va ........... clear, ther. 81.
NoIiolk, va .clear, tn c2.Wlnd SW
Wilmington, ". C.........clear, ther. So.
ColufnOld, . u raining.
Charleston, =. .clOudv, til 20 ,windSW
Augusta, Ga.......-...... clear, hot.
savannah, Ga ............ clear tn ~, wind
MACON, Oa. ......... clear Eot
COiuHicuS, I'D. ....... clear hot.
montgomery, Ala ........ clear hot
Lower Peach Tree, Ala. clear.
Mobile Ala clear, Their. 30.
GalneSVlIle, NJ ......... clear warm.
New orleans, La. ......... clear, tn -, wind H.
FREDERICK, Hld clear hot.
Cumberland, Md. clear. hot.
Wheeling, Va ........ clear, hot.
Lynchburg, Va............cear, thPr. so.
Bristol, Zen .............. clear, tn. ~.
Barometer At the Smithsonian, az : a n (cor-
rected for temperature 90 .9l5: at noon. 90 $50
Thermometer, ut Z a m, So at noon, GOV
Maximum yesterday, 81; minimum last night, 20.