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ST. LOUIS.
Affairs I'm Arkansas.

ST. LOUIS, April 24.-Tbe Democrats
Little Rock special ssJs that many OF
Baxt.r's troops have left, but their or
g.nization is still retained aud armed
guards parade the streets. They made
forcible r.quisitions today on several
merchants for provisions, but in all
ca.es where compliance was not volun-
tarily given BY the merchants, the . s..
troops interiered. His mea say tina,
they sre united and must have supplies.
Many rumors are afoat rels,ive to .
compromise or the pending OF negoti-
atoms which will peaceably settle al
existing difficulties But 1 am an'
thorized 10 say that Brook, 10 not Off
cislly coguizsnt Of them. and is no. in
any way q party thereto, neither will
he entertain any proposition OF such q
nature. a
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ENG,A AND.


LONDON, April 24.-Proiessor John
Phillips, the English geologlst, is dead
Parliament.
In the House OF Commons tc-iay the
Marquis Of Salisbury. Secretary o'
State Tor India, said the next harvest
in India promised TO be abundant. and
that the present provision against fam
inc was undoubtedly ample.
In the House OF Commons Mr.. Swat
tell moved that the suddenness OF tht
late dissolution OF Parliament is de-
serviog Of the censure o' the House
He characterized the act al
coup fetat BY which th'
last government sought uncoustilution
ally to retain the power. He declared
that Gladstone had resorted to strata
gem, which WAS uugenerous to hi
friends, insolent 10 his opponents ane
barely honest TO the nation. Whalley
seconded the motion. Gladstone stig'
ms,ized the assertion that the dissolu'
ton was secretly planned as untrue
absurd and impossible, He challenged
q repetition OF the word trickster, which
had been applied to him, and upon th'
refusal OF Mr.. SWattsll 10 repeat, b.
charged him with q lack Of decency anc
mauliuess. He defended the act o
dissolution, which he declared woul'
have been more incouvenient bad !
been postponed. On concluding bi
speech, Gladstone left the House
The motion was negative,
without discussion. Much excitemen
was manifested during and at the clos
OF the debate.
The last Parliamentary election i
Wakefield has been annulled on &C
count OF bribery.
The steamship Silica from Ne
York for Hamburg, is aground in th
Elbe, and is reported 10 be in q can
gerous position.
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WASHINGTON. April "a.
Nominations.

The President sent the following
names to the Senate to-day as Regis
ters OF the Land Office: Herman Sil-
YER, Denver. Col. and Keyes ssnforth,
Arkansas Valley, Land District OF Coll
orado; Receiver Of Land office, Jas.
L. Mitchell, Arkansas Vslley, Land
District of Colorado; Aaron Hoddles-
tott, agent ;or the Indians OF the kaw
Agency. Kansas.
The House Judiciary Committee to-
dsy decided TO report as au amendment
to Mr.. Polsnd's Utah bill provision
requiring the Governor OF Utah to sp-
point a commission, who shall have the
making up OF jury lists. These lists
shall be composed of citizens OF the
United States, who have resided at
least one year in the Territory, and
from these lists all jurors shall be
drawn 10 open court The committee
also agreed to report a bill authorizing
each Circuit and District Court in the
United States to appoint an official
steuographer at salary OF eight dol
lars per day.. ..-.".H.
In the Howard Court Of Inquiry the
Government rested its case to-day,
closing with an examination OF Assist
ant Adiutant General Vincent. Gen
eral Howard commences his defense
on Monday. and expects to occupy a
week.
The LouIa lana Sufferers.
Ex-Governor Herbert to-day re-
ceiyed a telegram from the Mayor OF
New Orleans, saying Request Pres.
ideut Grsut to order rations to be ia
sued promptly; the wants Of our people
are pressing. He who gives quickly
gives doubly 10 starving people"
President Grant replied as follows:
"DgAR GOVERNOR Before receiving
the resolution Of Congress authorizing
the issue OF assistance to the Louisiana
sufferers, l directed the Commissary-
General 10 send all the ratinns of -four,
meat, rice and beans, he could TO the
people now in Louisiana"
In addition 10 the above, the Guar
termsster General with the orders ofthe
President, has caused TO be sent from
the depot at Jacksonville, Indiana. a
considerable supply OIL flannel, blouses.
jackets, shoes. hats and caps to the
sufferers. ,-.. 7.e. .r... IL.
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xsn York L,ye stock Market.

NEw YORK, April 24.-Beeves-To-
days receipts 594 head. making 4,O3O
head for three days. against 4, l70 ssms
time la.t week. The quality was com
mon to good, with q lew prime tops
The demand Was fair at previous fg
ures, ranging at 10 to llic generally,
With few good to prime steers at l2S
l2ic. Sbeep-Rsceipts 1870 hssd
making 9,00e head Tor four days
against $500 came time last week
The market was quiet bat firm, with
most good sheep held above the views
OF buyers. Sales q, 7@Sic for Ordinary
to choice uusboru, AID 6ta6tc for clip
ped. Swine-Arrivals $500 head, max
log $1,000 head Tor 'our days, sgains
II ,42O same time last week. None OF
sale alive. Dressed hogs steady and
firm at 7ic.
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ISDIANA.
Workinguen's Meeting.

.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 24.-A The
meeting Of wsrkingmen last night the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted : ID a. -.. -
RESOLVED, That we, the trades unions
and workipgmen Of Indiana, in mass
meeting assembled, thank Senator Nor
ton and our Representatives who nave
so nobly supported the interests OF the
Western States iu the recent huancia'
debates in Congress.
Resolved, That We urge thai they
give no consent TO an adjournment o,
Congress till some satisfactory financial
relief be granted to the industrial inter
ests OF the great west. -.
Crop Report.
The following is an abstract OF the
80 o. maries to be published tc-morro"
in the National Crop Rerorttr: Int
area planted in Irish potatoes las'
year, 10 the states Of Illinois, Indiana
Iowa, fKansae, Minnesota, Missourl
Ohio and Wisconsin was in round
numbers $4,000 acres the average
pe etcentage OF the increase upon which
IL estimated at nearly per cent, OF
about 2S, 900 acres. Correspondents in
Min esota, Iowa and Wisconsin estl'
mate the probable incle 10
the area OF barley 10 be a.
9 6-l0 per cent as compared Wlta
last wear. TIE average condition OF
swine iu the eight States named
above shows q very low rate al COM
pared with the condition for the same
date last year. Representing the latter
by 100, the average for the eight Siatei
is . fraction less tbau Al. None Of tht
States named exported over go, aud
Missouri returns 81 low as 81. The
average prices for the leading articles
for April are as follows: Wheat
II; corn, 55c; oata, 42c; hay. 921,
swine. 4 66; potatoes. II. There /:
shown TO be, since March Is, an AL J.
vance in corn, oats and hogs, and
decline in wheat and potatoes.
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Cfnefnnati Market.

b CiscrxsArI. Apr. A-Cotton-Quie'
at l6i9l7c. Flour-Dull and un.
changed. Wheat-Dull ct 81 40. Oat,
Dull and unchanged. Corn.Dull
at 65G6Sc. RJe-S,esdy; held o.
81 o., Barley-Stesdy and uncbapgsd.
oils-UDehspged. Eggs-U nehssEed
Butter-Unchanged. Chsese-Un-
changed. Pork-Hed at ZIG 159
l70O Lard-StssdJ steam 9tiSlo
ke.tIe lOAloI:. Bulk Mests-Dull
shoulders 6i-; clear rib sides SIC; cleal
9;a9ic spog 9lc buyer 70 Septemtel
let. Bacon-Dull; shoulders 7c; cleal
rib sides 9i@9fS clear 9i@9ts- Whis.
ky-Srong o, 93c:
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Chicago market.

z CHICAGO, April 24.-Flour-Quiet
and weak. Wheat-Fair demand and
advanced; No. / Chicago spring 81 Is
al 20; No. 2 do l "a; spot / 24s9
/ 244; May 25s@l 25t No. 3 do
l 1901 l9t; rejected ! IL. Corn-ln
fair demand and advanced; No. 2
mixed 63a; 63fc May; 65tc June; re-
jected 52i@52f. Oats-Stesdy No. 2
Acc; cash 46!c. Rye-Quiet and un-
changed. Bsrley-Duli aud unchsug-
ed; No. . spring 57@l 60 Pork
unsettled; opened lower but closed
firmer With the decline recovered, l6 A
spot; 10 20 My; 1s 40 June. Lard
Fair demand but lower rates 9 90 cash
or May; 9 IS June. Bulk meats
Quiet aad weak; shoulders s S7ita6 90;
mort rib middles, sales at s 65, loose.
whisky-Steady at $40. Freights in
fsir demand and lower rstef; Buffalo
5c corn 5165ac,
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SENATOR DAVIS, OF this State, has in-
troduced into Congress bill relieving
Banks other than National from the un-
Just discrimination which exists against
them in the way of taxation. When
the National Banking system was in-
augurated, the Government seemed to
think it the proper thing to do to tax
the State banks out OF existence; and
thereupon levied tax OF 10 per cent,
if we mistake not. upon the circulation
OF all State and private banks. The
bill OF Senator DAVE, as We gather its
object from reading it, proposes to
abolish this enormous tax and make it
possible for banks other than National
to issue bills redeemable in
greenbacks or gold, by paying the
same tax upon their circulation as is
now paid by the National Banks.
We herewith annex the full text ot
the bill
Be il enacted By the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
ofAmerica, in Congress assembled;
That from and after the passage ol
this act there shall not be assessed
against or collected from any bank OF
corporation, with or without circula'
tiou, created or organized under or do
ing business by virtue of any law oi
any State or Territory, any other OF
greater tax than is now assessed OF
collected from National Banks, aad all
laws or parts OF laws in conflict with
this act be and the same are hereby
repealed.
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Baltimore Ma, kei.

BALfMoRR, April 2.-Flour-Qaiet
aud unchanged. wheat-Firm and 10
good demand; choice amber u o4CS
I IS; good to prime red 75Sl SG
common To fair l coal 70. Corn
Dull ard decliued; western mixed new
S3c old sc. Oats-Frm; western 81
@63c. Rye-Firm at 81 O39l %.
Provisions-Dall add easier; mess pork
Sit 259l7 So Bulk mss,s-Shoulders
7a48c; clear rib sides 9S9tc. Bacon
Shoulders 7498c; clear rib sides
l0fc. L,rd-l5tc. Western Butter
Market bare at 32@3Sc. Cofee-Quiet
firm and unchanged. Whisky-Quie'
nj 81 90.
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Lsatsvtlls nASkse,

LoulsylLLR, April A.-Costoa-
Quiet and unchanged at l6tc. Flour-
Quiet aed unchanged. Whsat-Qsist
and unchanged; red 81 80 amber | l5.
Corn--Quiei and unchanged at 74(S
75c. Oats-Quiet and unchanged q
57G62c. Rye-$l 05. Provisioss-Dull
and q shade lower. Pork-Quiet and
unchanged at &l7 90 Bulk Mests-
Shoulders 6sy clear rib sides Si09c;
clear 9fc. Bscos-Shoulders TIC clear
rib sides 9ic clear l0ic. Sugar Cared
Hams-l2t@l3}c; plain llNal2c.
L.rd-Tieree l0t@l0ic kegs l0t0
lie, Whisky-93@94c. ....-g
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Arrest Of Connterfeiters.

ERIE, Pa, April 24.-Officer Benson
of the U. s. Secret Service, this after
noon arrested John Esrll and John
Eaton and vile, in Bloomfield, Craw'
lord county, Pa, and got balf bushel
OF counterfeit five cegt nicke!s, a lot o
dies, &c. The prisoners were commit
ted 10 the Erie jail.
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We PRINT this morning another clear
ly written communication on the sub
ject Of the Elm Grove railway. The
discussion Of this project has created an
unusual interest among all classes in
this city, and the enterprise is popularly
voted q good one.
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CONNECTICUT.
Railroad Accident.

NoHwlca, April 24-The Norwich
and Worcester steamboat train to Bos
ton ran of the track near Norwich
last night, smashing three cars. Th'
baggage master and one passenge
were badly hurt and burned ant
another fatally burned. The acclden
occurred on the old part Of the line
near ALIENS Point, and it is said wa
caused by a broken rail.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAar LrBErrY. April 24-CattIe-
Arrivals, 116 carr; best IS l2i to 8 q;
medium 5 SO to 6 OG; commen so 70
6 90; bulls 8 so TO 4 so. Hogs-Arri-
walls, 80 ears; best Pbiladelphiss % Is
TO 6 60; Workers S 20 70 5 so. Sbeep
Arrivals, 2 cars; best IS 90 to =;
medium 6 so TO 7 09 common 4 80 to
5 co - -.-- -
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WISCONSIN,.
Railroad Accident.

MILWAUKEE. April 24-Dick Ham:
ilton, q sxitchman on the st. Paul
Railroad, was killed this afternoon by
q locomotive. He was caught on the
cow-catcher and literally torn in two.
The Niles and st. Paul Railroad will
issue new tariff tables on the 9th, the
day before the railroad law goes into
operation, disregarding the provisions
OF the law.
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PITTSBURGH.
A,lexbeny valley Railroad

PlrrsBURaH. April 24.-At an ad :
journed meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Allegheny Valley railroad comps'
nv held this morning, the following.
board of directors was elected: Col
Thomas A. Scott and George B. Rob
.rts, Of Philadelphia; John Scott
VIM. II. Lyon, VIM. K. Nimick, j.
P, Lyon. B. F. Jones. Jas. Burk, jr.
and Hon. Felix R. Brunot, OF Pitts
burgh. John Scott was unanimously
elected President OF the new board.
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PhiIadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-PIoar-
Demand light and holders firm; super.
fne IS so Indians, Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra fancy 6 S7!97 S3;
State, Ohio and Indiana 75G9S 25.
wheat-Dull and dspressed; red 81 60
amber / 7S@1 s4; white / so. Barley
Steady at 81 00@l 03. Osts-In
fair demand; white 62t665c; mixed
eOG6lc. Petroleun-Quiet and firm
crude lie; refined Isle. Whisky
97c. ~ a rs .... a. f go .
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NEW ORLEANS.
Heavy Rain storm.

New ORLEANS, April A.-There was
a heavy rain storm here this morning,
the wind blowing half gale from the
northw,s'. Six dsys' northern, eastern
and wesrerp mails are now due. The
Greal L. ruuic is dut to-morrow with
06 packages of mail matter. On the
Mobile road the bridge over Pearl river
WAS washed away. aud a portion OF the
West Pascsgcula bridge is gone. No
trains by either road.
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View York Dry goods Marker.

New YORK, April 24.-There wss q
steady demand for cotton goods from
first hands. Jobbers are more actively
employed, and jobbers we'll sustained.
Bleacbed sheetings Isirly sctive. Prints
and printed shirtings in good demand.
American percales are selling well al
Isle. Woolen goods quiet. Shswls
moving slowly. The Daily ButEetin
SAYS that Pacific, Cocheco, Simpson
and ArnolGs bordered prints are in.
creasin1 in favor.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsarEsros, April "a. sP. n q.

d. d. -
For Saturday over New Fnglsnd.
the wind will shit to northeast and
southeast, With increasing cloudiness
and over the southern portion rain. For
the Middle States and Lower Lake Re.
gion, increasing northeast to south
east winds, cloudy weather and over
the former section rain. For the South
Atlantic States. cloudy and rainy
weather, with fresh and brisk winds,
mostly from southeast 10 northeast.
For the Gulf States, winds shifting to
north and west, with clearing weather
and rising temperature. For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather and over the eastern portion Of
this sres probsbly light rain. From
Missouri north and northwestwsrd
over the Upper Lake Region, rising
temperature, brisk and possibly high
ou,berly winds. bearing to westerly
and over the northern portion rain.
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TolsAS Market.

TOLEDO, April 24-Flour-Dall bss
unchanged. Whest-Dull and .
shade lower; No. l white xichiSsn
l IS; amber Michigan l 45l; seller Nay
l Al; June SOL; No. . red ! zoe
l46i; May I IS. Corn-Dull sad
lower high mixed 7l2c Nay 6996Stc
Jure and july I0ic: low mixed Too
no grade 6sis. Oas-Dull and .
shade lower st 5S}c No. 2 Sic; Hichi.
gar 52c; rejected 4Sic. Clovsrsssd
5 Is
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and stock Marhc'

New York Money and stock Marhcf
New YoRK, April 24-MoSkr.4S
5 per cent. Imports OF dry goods foi
the week 81, ,S4o,32l. Sterling 6rmer 81
a sol for 90 days sud 4 Sss for sigbt
Customs receipts $232. 900. -.
GoLD-Fluctuated between il1tS
ll2k, closing at the latter price. Car
Tying rates ! to 6 and finally 2 per cent.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $2l :
500. Clearings $l23, 100000 Two
smsll failures were reported in the
gold room to-day.
GovRRsNsSTs-Steady.
Sn..u Rnsna-0niai IL
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
Prisoners PAroIed

MADRID, April 24.-It is reported
that the Csrlists have paroled all their
prisoners. ..
General Malcsmps has been appoint
ed Captsiu-General OF the Philippine
Islands
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HOUSE.

The Speaker laid before the House
a message from the President trans.
mit,ipg the copies OF all orders and
correspondence In relation to the trou-
bles in Arkansas in answer to the res-
olution OF the House. Referred.
Mr.. Swamp, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported the. consular
and diplomatic appropriation bill. Re-
ferred, The bill apropristes So, ,347 ,304
including $l50,0OO for toe survey o'
The boundary between the United States
and British possessions from the Lake
of the Woods to the summit OF the
Rocky Mountains; also including
81, ,929,S19 to psy tie claims of Britisb
subjects allowed by the Joint Commit
tee. ,.t..... 49,
The House then went into Commits
tee of the Whole, Mr. Woodford in the
chair, on the Legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bill.
A motion by Mr.. O'Brien to strike
out the paragraph for the Bureau OF Edu-
cation, gave rise to long discussion,
in the course OF which Mr.. Beck allu-
ded to the finance bill and it's veto, de-
clariug that the Comptroller oil the
Currency bad misled the President 10
regard 10 the four millions OF national
currency authorized by law but not is.
sued, by ststing it was not taken, and
leaving the i'm preston that it was not
called for, which was not true. aud all
this in order that the twenty-five mill
lions which was to be redistributed
when the whole amount authorized was
taken up might not be called for
but might be left with the EasterD
hanks. He (Beck) didn't charge
the President with q ialsehood in the
m mstter, but the President had imposed
on the country inadvertently, though b
he had admitted using language which
led the people to iuter that the foul
millions had not been taken up becaus'
it was not wanted. That was one rea
son why Mr.. Beck objected 70 swelling
up Bureaus that could not be relied on
to give correct information.
After further discussion the motor
to strike out the paragraph for th'
Bureau OF Education was Withdrawn
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MEssRs. HOWARD and GILCHRIsT
have speut two or three days in making,
for public information, accurate
measurements as 10 the difference Of
level between tie bed Of the creek
where it s,rikes the eastern side OF the
hill, and the bed OF the river at the
point directly west. They report
that the creek at the point spoken OF IS
l3 feet and 9 inches higher than the
river. The distance between the creek
and the river in a straight line is
1850 feet, aud the height OF the hill
where it is crossed bv the National
road is 22O feet aud s inches, measur-
ing from the bottom o. the river.
These data will furnish a foundation
for estimate. as to the cost OF construct
ing . tunnel or cut through which the
waters of the creek may be conveyed 70
the river in north Wheeling, thus re-
claiming for building purposes the val
usble ground which forms the bed ol
the creek in its present course.
The friends Of the enterprise owe
thanks TO the gentlemen who have
made these measurements, and
We trust that others will
80 interest themselves in the
project as 70 bring to it ultimate fulfil
ment and success. We believe as Mr.
WHoRroN did twenty years ago tha
there 10 a fortune in it for any iudivid.
usl or company who will undertake tb'
work, the lapse OF years and TIT
growth OF the city since the matter va
first proposed having only served Il
increase the compensation without ma
terially increasing the cost OF the work
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TEE Parkersburg Daily Times con-
tains the following oil items:
"A big strike Of oil was made at
Elliots Run, Richie county. W. Va,
within two miles OF Volcano, on the
7th inst, by . company constituted OF
D. W. Kinds, Hugh Means, j. P:
Ridge, T. B. Parker, F. N. Wright and
Cbauncy Hendershot. The well is
pumping $50 barrels daily"
OIL WELL SrRIKR.-Messrr. Csrle Il
Cuthbert struck, at the head of Roger g
Gulch, Richie county, w. Va, q we'll
Of 60 barrels 3S degrees gravity oil.
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JAMAICA.

KINGSTON, April 24.-Cabis COM
muuicatiou is rs-opened between the
West Indies and New Orleans, and
also With Central and South Awsries.
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Pn,,.s.i,hia wssl Market.

PHILADELPHIA. April A.-wod-
10 improved demand and arm. The
quotations are unaltered. except for
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West virgisis,
which is quoted at 56S57ic.
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Cleveland AarkeG.

CLxvsLASD. April q. -Flost and
grain Unchanged. Petroltum-Qaist
sud unchanged; standard white In car
lots l2!@l2sc; Ohio state tes' to loo
l5@l5ic,
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r PIttsbarEh Petrsieam Harriet.
PIrrsBuEeH, Apr. "a -Crude-Firm.
CT; saIes ., 4ic per gslloe; refined dull
and quoted l6c, Nsy and June, New
York delivery. ~