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The achievement Of Capt. Webb, re-
ported last week, who swan the British
Channel between DSser and Calais, a dis
lance Of eighteen Or twenty miles, without
a life preserver or any other support, Is
one Of the most remarkable fcats on record,
and il is doubtful if il ever was eqaalled.
Il was accomplished il % hours and a
half When Leander swarm the Helles-
pont for the sake Of his Hero, the priestess
Of Venus, with whom ho was 10 love, the
pen Of the historian Of that day recorded
It as great achievement, but it sinks into
insigniacance when compared to that Of
Capt. Webb. The HelIespont varies ia
width from one to six miles, the narrowest
point being between the ancient cities Of
Sestus and Abydos, where Xerxes built
his bridge Of boats. II was at this point
that Leander swan across Ia smooth
water compared with the rough sea which
Capt. Webb had to buffet, which is noted
for the turbulence of its waves. II may
well be said, since this daring feat of Capt.
Webb, that England has the champion
swimmer Of the world 1t was deed Of
daring which the Yankee Boynton accom-
plished in his life preserver, but Webb
committed himself to the deep without
that provision. and achieved success. The
universal Yankee Nation viii now feel no
rest until some one Gifts own enterprising
citizens aecomplishes similar feat.
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teachers gave the Board vote Of thanks, If

teachers gave the Board vote Of thanks, If
ter which the meeting adjourned.
Thursday afternoon. The Institute met
as usual. Five minutes speeches were the
first thing IN order and few were made.
Mr.. BnFkeit, OF Kentucky, extended friendly
greetings to the teachers Of Carroll. Mr.,
Soper, of Baltimore, made few remarks.
Book Keeping in Primary Schools was dis
enssed hy several teachers. Potoness was
spoken Of briefly by two or three. A short
Essay was read by Mr.. Isaac Wright, ON The
Methods of Teaching Different Branches.
The meeting then adjourned.
Thursday NigAt--Ciosing Session. The
Institute was called TO order promptly at half
past seven o'clock by Prof Newson. The
first speaker introduced was James A. G.
Bond, Esq. Of the Westminster Bar. He
spoke on the Necessity Of National Virtue
aud how il is promoted By the Schools Of
America DIR. Chas. Blllingslea followed
with an earnest argument in favor Of Com
pulsory Education Hon. VIM. p. Maulsby
made few remarks, also DIR. i. ]. Shaw,
who was loudly called for. A half hour was
spent in social intercourse by the teachers.
After Miss Mettie Miller had thanked the
people Of Westminster for their hospitality,
ut the close of which tho Institute adjourned
to meet at the railroad depot on Friday
morning, whence the teachers excursion
was to start for Blue Ridge Summit. Thus
closed the annual Institute of the teachers Of
Carroll county.
We have not made mention Of the solos
sung from time to time by Miss Jennie Zepp,
Miss Lizzie Matthews, and Mr.. Clinton II,
Spurrier, They in themselves were worth
the time consumed, and no one who heard
them can soon forget their beauty. Indeed
all of the music and all of the singers, includ-
ing Mr.. Milton Shaifer, who furnished the
organ, and Miss Ella Byers who presided
over it with so much skill, are most worthy
of the highest praise. Nor may we omit to
say that the critic discharged his delicate duty
with the greatest credit to himself, and with
out giving oifense TO anyone. The Secre,a.
ries are not to be forgotten. Their work was
onerous Bat was well performed In al! re-
spects, perhaps, it was successful and very
agreeable communion Of spirit.
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Letter from Iowa.
Correspondence Of the Democratic Advocate

NfftcPohuehcr OF tnt Democratic Advocate.
CouScm BLuFFs, Iowa, Aug. %. 1873.
Your highly appreciated journal continues
to arrive regularly every Tuesday morning.
and receive and relish it with as great gnsto
as school boy does holiday
On perusing the columns Of your last issue.
notice your st. Joe, Mo-, correspondence
extraxagant praises Of their pastime base. ball
club, The would-be champions OF the North
West, which, up TO this date. if we are To h.
lieye the assertion Of the Josephites. aer,r
lost game but doubtless in the next letter
the tune win be changed. On the 18th ms,
the Quick Step baseball clnb, ofthis city. re.
ceived challenge TO play the Pastimes. Of 81.
Joe, on their grounds in that city the follow.
ing afternoon, which was eheerfnlIy accepted.
and the next morning they joyfnlly mounted
the excursion train from this city to that
place, prepared for the contest, and after sew.
eral hours ride, were safely landed at their
destination, having traversed distance Of
one hundred and forty miles. They were cor.
dinlDy recelYBd by the St. Joe boys, and after
bathing, luncheon and refreshing the inner
man generally and receiving Numerous calls.
we're at p. M, the hour appointed, called
for the game. The attendance was very larve
the Josephitcg sanguine Of success, aud slim
ulated by their FORMER victories, eagerly
sought TO wager their filthy luore Eve to one
IN favor oftbeir pets, the pastimes. Towards
the middle Of the game the excitement ran
high, and al the conclusion Of Il upwards of
5000 changed hands, very much 10 the Diet.
rimenf and chRgrin of the Josephises, the
score standing j to % in favor Of the Quick
Steps. The members Of this club are Young
men Of high social standing. Two Fits head.
lights are MnFylanderz, viz Its President,
5, y. Johnson OF Frederick county, and NJ.
!: kohrer, its Secretary aud Treasurer, Of
Washington county. The return game will
come on in this city during the next ten days.
How this game will terminate remains 10 be
seen.
Business here for the past six weeks has
not been as lively as desirable, but all that
could be expected this season Of the YEAR.
Fall trade generally begins hers about tho
18th of September, and owing to the good
yield Of small grain, and the fine prospects for
larger grim IN this county, the merchants an.
iicipate an unprecedented heavy trade
Since wafn weather set in the young folks
have been enjoying thenselees highly IN the
way Of pc MICS, moonlight excursions, &c,
A few evenings since The Young Mems Lit.
efary Society Of this place gave Al entertain.
mcnt at D0hapy's Opera Hall, which was
largely attended BY the elite Of the city, aud
am happy 70 say that our young CarfolIeoun-
tan, W. Q. Erb, Esq. former student Of the
'NeStqrn Maryland College, acquitted him.
Eeif A2iAy us oration on elseal and Ideal
Life was Acknowledged c he fanltless. and
bis rendition oftbe part Of Catalina, ~ sTbe
Conspiracy Of Cataline,n received The de-.
served praise and hearty congratulations ufa
number q the most learned men Of our lsar
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Business Locals.

Gall Al Headquarters and buy fine Button
Roots sewed. % cents and upwards. Fine
Iaee Boots, sewcd, 70 cents and upwards
Fine lace Cali, peagcd, 70 cts. and upwards
Zinc Hats 10 cents and upwards. Umbrellas
Is cents and upwards And in fact every
thing way down in prices, Of Lawyer hea-
yers, Railroad Depot
We are now beginning TO receive our tall
Goods. Call and see them, at j. iinshns
4 Co.'S.
Universally admitted that you can buy
better Goods at less money than an Inferior
article costs elsewhere, at Lawyer keaye s.
J. Yingling 4 Co. are selling OF their Sum
mer Stock al greatly reduced prices,
IT, you want late style lie and cheap, cal
az Lawyer Reayers.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

STATE Of hdryidad, Carroll County, 10 ra.
hereby certify that on this slsi day Il
L. August, 1875, before me, the subscriber,
n Justice of the Peace Of the said Stats, d
and fer the said county, personally appeared
Conrad Iacharias, and made oath % de
Holy ERngely of Almighty God that II
GzaG took up SIX SHEEP as esiray, whicb
~ he found trespassing on bis snclos
ss'.AAa ure, on the 25d day of August, ISIS,
Three iews and three Lambs one Of sad
lambs has black face and black legs, 10
other distinguishing mark TO be seen on then,
Witness my hand.
PETER y. MTKESELL, Up
The owner or owners of the above shssP
are hereby notified TO come forward, pa!
charges aud take them away.
CONRAD ZACHARlAS,
Living in Westminster, Carroll Co., Nd.
sept Est
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CALIFORNIA EIEcTioS- Incomplete
returns from the election held in California
on Wednesday indicate the election Of
Irwin, Democrat, for Governor, and the
entire Democratic State ticket by large
plurality. Three Democratic Congress-
men are elected, with even chances for the
fourth. No returns have been received
on the legislative ticket, but it is thought
the Democrats will have plurality in
both houses, if not majority. In San
Franc isco the contest for mayor is close
between Clayton, Republican, aud Bryant,
Democrat, and it may require the official
returns to decide the election.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ssh.
~ scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county Letters of Admins
tration ON the estate Of
JACOB WoLFGANG,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All PER
sons having claims against the deceass-i ais
hereby warned to exhibit the same with dc
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, 2
me subscriber, on or before the SOih day o.
March next; they mny otherwise by hs
be excluded from all benefit Of said ssiaie.
Those indebted are requested to make imue
ate payment.
Given under my hand this sOtb day d
August, 1875.
FRANCIS WARNER,
sept 4-4ts Administrator
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the snb.ed.
Az her has obtained from the 0rphAas
Conrt of Carroll county Letters Of Admiar-
traiion ON the estate Of
MARY FRoCK,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All penors
having claims agains, the deceased are ber,iI
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber
on or before the sOth day of March, lSiG
they may otherwise by law be excluded ifou
all benefit of said estate. Those inlehietar
requested to make immediate payment. i,
Given under my hand this 10th day o.
August, 1876.
DANIEL FR0cK,
sept At Administrator
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EMMtrrsHrHG BRANcn OF rms WrsTsax
MAINLAND RalLR0Ap,-4lhe Baltimore Sun
OF Tuesday says IAN arrangement has been
entered into between the Western MARYLAND
Railroad Company and number Of persons
living IN Emmtishurg, whereby the new rail-
road is 20 be constructed between Rocky
Ridge station. on the Western MARYLAND road.
and Emmittsbarg. The road will he about
seven miles long, and Il Is estimated will cost
$4,000. The road bed for the tracks has
been graded, aud the work Of laying the rails
will commence early in September. The road,
II IS expected. viii be completed in sixty
days. The sum Of $4,000 in stock has been
subscribed, and sac, 900 is to be realized from
the sale OF bonds that the new company is
authorized to issue to the extent Of $780, 600.
Enough Of the bonds have been sold already,
together with the stock subscriptions, to IN.
sure the success Of the project. The stock
sabserioed and the bonds disposed Of are all
he1lin Emmittsburg, the largest subscribers
laiAx the hourishing Catholic institutions in
that town, The stock not held by these in.
sttutions is distributed ia small sums among
merchants, farmers, hotel keepers and Others.
The rails will be supplied from the Western
Maryland road, and the managers OF that road
are to superiHtend the construction. The
road will be owned by the Emmittsburg Rail-
road Company, to whom yearly returns Of
business will be made by the Western Mary.
land Railroad Company, who will operate the
branch road and furnish the rolling stock.
Two trains every day will connect at Rocky
Ridge to aud from Emmittsburg with the
regular trains on the Western MARYLAND road
Thus Emmittsburg will be placed in more
intimate connections with Baltimore, and a
two hours drive by stages, between Rocky
Ridge and Emmittsburg viii give place to a
fifteen minutes run on the ears
The fifteenth semi.annual session Of West
ern Maryland College began on Wednesday
last Mr., Geo W. Devibiss, of townsville,
a graduate Of the class Of IS, takes charge OF
the Preparatory Department, lately presided
over by Prof. William II. 0gg, deceased.
An excursion train, composed of ten cars
and containing $50 passengers, left Baltimore
on Thursday morning for Hagerstown and
Williamsport A large number were left be.
hind owing to the limited accommodations.
SALE OF a FARN.--on Saturday last, Sam.
uel Petry, as MORTGAGE, sold farm contain.
ing Il4 acres ner Frizzellsburg, to William
Harver at S29.50 per acre.
Mr.. Edward Spalding, tax collector for
Taneytown district, received from Saturday
last at one o'clock, up to Wednesday evening,
for taxes, the sum Of $2654.
Miss Temple Edmondson has been appoint.
ed posimistress at Mantua Mills, Baltimore
county, vice w. II. Ebaugh, deceased.
The Public Schools of this county will open
on Monday next.
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MARRIED.

In Litilestown, Pa, on the 9th nlum9, by
Rev. Mr.. Auli, Daniel Shorb and Miss Hen
rietta Miller, daughter Of George Miller, Esq.
all Of Taneytown.
On the 10Th uliimo, by Rev. j, W. Lake,
Edmund Yingling and Miss Mary '. Phillips,
both Of Mayberry, this county.
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DIED.

On the 10th ult., in this county, ErFieda
Erb, aged II months and days.
On the 2Gth ultimo, near Silver RUIZ Mrs.
Sarah Lawyer, aged II years, months and
G days.
In Littlestowu, Pa, on the 2sth ult., Mrs.
Matilda Zuck, aged 50 years.
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Hon. Gilbert G. Walker, Ex-Governor
Of Virginia, win deliver the agricultural
address at the Maryland State Fair, which
is to be held September 18th, 18th, 10th,
and 18th.
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IL is stated that Hon. Stevenson Archer,
of this State, has good chance of election
as Clerk of the next House of Representa-
tiyes in the event of the selection of Mr..
Kerr as Speaker Of that body,
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AT a meeting Of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee Of Baltimore county, on
Wednesday, it was determined to adopt
the Crawford County System in making
the nominations for the county ticket.
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NO. 1892 EQUITY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Inc Paiapsco Building Association Of ihs
Wy OF Westminster ys. Caiharine lsock
ard and Jeremiah I.ockapd,
her Husband.
ORDERED this ID day of September, a.
~ d. 1875, that the account Of the Audhoi
hled IN this cause be finally ratified and cor
hrlned, unless cause TO the contrary thereof y
shown on or before the 10Th day Of Sepien.
Der inst; provided copy Of this order DO %
serted Tor two successive weeks before lns
last named day in soulc newspaper Pobl'sheu
Carroll county
FRANK 4. SHAW, Clefk'
True copy,-Test;
sept. I-2t FRANK I. Shaw, cierE
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Dr. Sidney D. Grant, wen known phys.
ciae " Baltimore, formerly Of Hartford, Conn.
waz atrested on Saturday. and taken 10 Con
nrciicat. on zehoj ition from The Governor
Of ihqi steis, elsafs;1s him with perjury.
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The Hagerstown Mail says Eve learn
that il is not improbable that Attorney
General Sycstcr may consent to become a
candidate for the House of Delegates
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"A 05atI s'|k factory, complete - itself. 10
NJ opafated 81 skilled wofkmen, Illustrating
<h2 tUefioen siIk manufacture ID Ill ~
branches Vi firm 6ae o. tbe attractions Of
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Ratification Notice.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
Auausr TrRu, 1874

In the Orphans Court of Carroll County,
Auarsr TrRu, 1874
Samuel G''e'G F q (ON SpPliicaei i
deceased. ty.irstday Of Aueu..
1873, that the sale Of the residue Of leaseholi
estate Of Samuel b. Fuhrman, late of Carol
county, deceased. made By Sarah ]. Fsh,.
man and Daniel c. Fraukforter, admini,tr,.
tors Of said deceased, and this day reported
to this Couri by the said administrators, l.
ratified and confirmed unless cause be sAewn
TO the contrary on or before the lth Mosasy.
9th day of September next; provided corr
Of this order be inserted for three successive
weeks in some newspaper printed aud pab
lished in Carroll county, before the said al
Monday, 9th day Of September next. The
administrators report the sale Of house and
part OF two lots of land, situated In the TOYS
OF Manchester, Carroll county. Nd. ST M
vate sale, for the gruss sum Of fifteen hat.
dred dollars, lSljO00O).
True c0py.-Tcsi
HENRY l.. BELTZ.
sept i'Si' Register Of Wills
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ceptfal Hall 4 feeeisine fsSh lcst Il
paiuts Mr. ]. Henry Hoppe has plaae1h
new pavement u front Of his property on
Main Street. and made needed changes IN
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.


cAnRolI- CouNgr RErusIlcAN covExHoN.
The Republican Convention met IN this
city on Monday last, for the purpose OF selec
ting i've delegates te tbs State Convention,
which assemblies here on Wednesday next.
The conventions was called 10 order bv Col
Vim. A. Mckellip, Chairman Of the County
Central Committee, who proposed Mr. David
klnehart OF Union Bridge. MS temporary
Chairman. Lewis c. Myerly, Of Manchester,
was chosen temporary Secretary.
Onn0tion Of Isaac h. Pearson, Jr., a com
mittee Of one from each district was appoint.
ed by the Chair on permanent organization,
viz:-Dr. ]. j. Weaver, Jr., William Flick.
niger. Jeremiah Babylon, George M prngh,
David X. Brown. Colonel VIM. A. McKeliip.
George Ruby, Robert ID. Gorsnch, Samuel
Skunk, Joshua Switxer.
The committee reported thar ten out Of the
twelve districts Of the county were represent.
ed, and suggested David Rinehart for Presi-
dent, Joseph Wheeler and John S. Devilbiss,
Jr., for Vice Presidents, and Lewis c. Myerly
and James Rippard for Secretaries
The Convention then proceeded 10 nomi.
nate and ballot for Ave delegates and five
alternates 70 the State Convention The fol.
lowing gentlemen were elected Hon. John
Z. Smith, George NJ. Prugh, David Rinehart,
pr. J. ]. Weaver, Jr., and Jacob Campbell
Administrations T. Shepherd, DR.. Vim.
H. Rippard, Robert ID. 6orsueh, Joshua
Switzer and Lewis @. Myerly.
The Central Committee was then appointed,
viz ;--Uniontown, Philip Babylon, T. r.
Shepherd and Joseph Haines Westminster,
]. r. Pearson, Jr, james Rppard, james
Rear, Of the First precinct and Joseph
Shaeifer, II. +. Gorelock and S. d. Roop, OF
the Second precinct. Union Bridge, G. S.
Haines, Joshua Switzer, Jesse Anders. -
Freedom, John T. Ways, Joseph Gist, Geo.
". Prugh. Middleburg, Samuel Skunk, Sam'l
Fuss, Peter l.. Ritter Franklin, VIM. Y.
Erizzell, VIM. NJ. Picket, Dennis Dotty.--
Manchester, Luther Trump, Jeremiah Matthias,
Wesley Myers. Hampstead, VIM. s. Wooden,
G. w Murray, Joseph Armaeost Finksburg,
Jeremiah Babylon, jarrett Shank Cyrus Gard.
ner. Myers, B. Hesson, W. n. Bgrgoon,
Samuel Erb.
The following gentlemen were elected mem
bers Of the State Central Committee wv.
L. W. Seabrook, DR. J. j. Weaver, Jr., Gran.
vile 5. Haines, VIM. A. McKellip, David
Prugh.
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Matilda A. Brown, Administrative Of Vim.
cent Brown, deceased, returned additional
inventory Of goods and chatiels and list of
sales ofpersonal property.
Abraham Hesson, administrator Of Eli
Hesson, deceased, settled first account.
VIM. II. Baumgartner, administrator of
Josiah Baumgartner, deceased. settled sec.
ond and final account.
DouRLE Prs CREEK ITEas. There has
been good deal of sickness prevailing in this
neighborhood, several cases having terminated
fatally, and one little boy is said 10 have died
Of cerebro-spinal meningitis.
Mr.. A. Forney of this place has purchased
of Mr.. Henry Banmgardener a house and LOT
with blacksmith shop attached for one thou.
sand dollars, this property formerly sold for
eight hundred
The New Union Church ofthe Lutherans and
German Reformed al Rocky Ridge. was dedi.
Gated on the 23d ultimo, and collection
taken mp, when the handsome sum of $500
was realized, which amount viii nearly wine
out the debt resting on the church.
The excursion train for the Mechanicstown
Camp, on Sunday arrived here crowded
with passengers, and notwithstanding the
threating aspect of the weather there were one
hundred and seventy more passengers board
ed the train here, rendering it full, including
the platforms andthe steps Of the cars. Moth.
ing occurring on the route or mt the Camn
worthy of special notice, with the execution
ofa heavy rain in the afternoon. The heay.
lest rain Of the season fell AT this place on
Sunday, however not doing much damage.
DEarH FROM Lock JAw.-Last week we
announced that boy had died from the ef.
fects OF lock jaw, in Taneytown district, since
then we have received the following particu.
lars :--On the 18th ultimo, Oliver j. Hess, /
residing near Harvey, about 10 years Of age, |
trod on wooden hoop, small piece Of which |
entered his foot, near the toes. he pulled Il
out himself but did not consider the wound
Of any serious importance. His mother. how
ever, insisted on poulticing il, and continued |
to do so until the following Wednesday. when. I
to all appearances, il seemed to have healed |
entirely. In the evening he complained of |
his jaws being stiff, on Thursday morning he
had severe pains in the back, and by noon his |
jaws became locked. 4 physician was sum.
moned, but was unable To render the sufferer
any assistance. On Friday, the 10th, he suf-
tered the most excrucatiEg pain, and death /
ensued about o D. clock 10 the evening. Not.
withs,anding his condition, he remained con.
scious to the last.
Tbs TEacHERs' IxsTIrrrE.-Th Teachers
Of this county have been in session four DAYS
during the present week, at the new school /
house, on Centre street, this city. Prof. NJ I
A. Newell, State Superintendent, DR.. Hardy. /
Examiner Of Howard county, and Prof |
Henry, Examiner of Hartford county. were
present, The exercises were well attended |
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81 ACRES OF LAND.

InO'u OF Iess' Inc improvements ihefeo1
.,A,.-o consist Of two story IA,
AS-S Weaiherboardcd House, s,aus
III ~ well otwater with pump her.
Naa1zalAar IN, there are a great variety a
fruit trees on this property, and !, Is ma,
good fencing.
The terms Of sale are Cash, payable inn,.
diately after the sale.
GEORGE W. LAMOT-r, Trustee
j. ]. BAuMgARrNgR, Solicitor.
sepi-ts J. r. Di6eaJaugh, AgefioHtsr
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Mr.. Edward Spalding, tax collector for
Taneytown district, received from Saturday
last at one O'Clock, up to Wednesday evening,
for taxes, the sum of $2654.