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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September lO.-Flour-S Steady
and in moderate demand. Wheat
Quiet; No. . white Wabash 81 3S; No. l
white Michigan 81 %; extra 81 3d. am
Der, cash and seller September, 81 q;
seller October 81 30 Corn-Active; high
mixed 64ic; seller October 66c; seller
year Coo; no grade Coo. Oats-Active:
No. 4Oc; seller September 39!i rejected
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Pittsburgh Market.

PlTrsBURGH, September 10, Pls Iron
Quiet and prices unchanged. Wheat
Firm; old 81 5O(Gl 80; new 81 35tgl 40
Corn-Quiet; ear 78as0c; shelled 80
75c. Petroleum-Quicti crude 81 81 at
Psrker.; refined llic for PhiadelphiA
delivery.
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GENERAL NOTES.

90, >.
The Rads are terrioly dI,'omIte1 o''
cause the late speech o' non 'e"eF''''
ia, '' 1,' ''0' '''''r . w. uh.
...,' r.or ,.,, c,rs-v - y caGo is not fit 10
s.'a r,,,rar
-, .l;.,.. uo. Gov
ALEX. II. STEPHENS tnI'AS tH"' Wv
sfn"r Allen Is one OF the "oIes' ana n,ost @
T'H.s'N'''' ".'" '"e '0""''' las ''''
P'''",''. ,
The ia.,.r' %. -. Louis nave orS"hlzeu
A base Na' club. Fit takes nine tailors
:. make man. 1t WI. require e'sn'y-one
,.'''' .''''.' -, A..
IHfRE are SUI paper mills III 'no
United States with q capital Of 10000
O0o, and proIUc,ng annually S'OorOOo,-
600 worth Of paper.
I"E whole number oil ia''ure' IN the
o'n~.,y 81, 50 l, ,'r ,, .,, year Is e''.nN'sl al
90 $50 ~
a. g. a., r.5..,
'' ''' '''''."' Ue'"u'''hS
.I,,,... -. W. -'y" ,'.,I ''',' P'' II very
49, y" ~" ,.'',, "' .,H 'Hs' u' resigned
''' o. a, ,......' 90 u. "''''' ""1 ''H>T''"'Ss'
A QUEBEC paper goes to the trouble to
describe mIau,e.y the route by which
deisuI,e-s can pass from the United
ease
Az Fr,-.b v;rr,-i,o l,,ows If q
-,., 49,,
'P''' u" ,n,' ''e wn,C" PreH''t'',
''' cunning '' Moody ana 0A''AeE' anu
U' '1.> ''Ne ne has nNed \ new GATE lot
'"e obstruction OF the world.
ITjs reported that General Joseph f
Jobrs,, b,. bao, ofY.ro1 and will accent:
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New York Dry Goods Market,

NEW YORK, September l0.-Businoss
moderately active with the manufactur-
ers quiet with the importers and fairly
active with jobbers. Bleached shirtings
weak and unsettled. Cotton hanneIs and
Cheviots quiet. Good and fine plaid and
dark madder prints in moderate request.
Dress goods and ginghams continue ac-
tive. Woolen goods for mems wear rule
quiet,
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, SEPTEMBER l0.-Whcat-
Steady and firm; No. red new 81 80.
Corn-Dull and unchanged. Oats
Scarce isnd frmer. Receipts-Whest,
. 700 bushels; corn 1850 bushels; oats,
$50 bushels. Petroleum-unchanged
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APPRECIATION.

CHARLEsTOwN. MASS, Marcn ~, 1869.
II. II. STEVENS This is To certify that
have used your blood Preparation
lNcgetine,) in my family for several years,
and think that, for scrofuia or CankerOuS
Humors or Rheumatic affections, IL can
not be cXcclled: and gs blood purifier
and spring medicine IL Is the best thing
ever used; and have used almost every
thing. | can cheeriully recommend II 10
any one in need ofsuch medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. a. \. DlNSMORE,
10 Russell street,
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The GuibOrd CaSe-The Rioters Make
Another DemcnsIratiOH.

MONTREAL, September l0.-Last night
the guard on duty at the Protestant
cemetery vault, was a,saied by amob,
which sucaking round underneath the
thicke;, fired u vo!Iey Of stones, evident
lv intended rs IL rIsc 10 draw out the
extent OF the force in charge.
The guard fired fourteen shots
into the bushes and a general scattering
Of the enemy ensuod. They could be
heard going through the brush up the
mountain. \ careful search this morn
ing failed to reveal any indications that
any one had been wounded. The apathy
of the authorities in reference 10 the
arrest of the anti-vacciuatlon rioters and
those engaged in the commo.ion at the
Cote Dcs Nieges cemetery Is exciting
much unfavorable comment.
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A,ncs's Plans Frustrated.

WASHINGTON, September lO,-A tcle-
gram mas just been received by the attor-
uey general, from the sheriff of Kinds
county, Miss, representing that there Is
perfect peace throughout the county.
The attoracy-goneral expresses the opin-
ION that the difficulties are mt an eEd.
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presentto CnrdinnI McCIosl,cY.

ROME, september lO.-A deputa'ion
on behalf of the American residents, both
Catholic and Protestant, visited Cardinal
McClo>key to-day, and presented to him,
ms a token OF their esteem, q complete
Cardinal dress and mtre set with pre-
cious stones, together with an address
expressing their good wishes
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War Between Great Britain and chi
ma Imminent.

Hose KONG, August l6.-British Min
ister Wade, has lett Tien Tien for Pc
king, there to deliver the ultimatum ol
the British government, in the case OF
the Margary Community. 1t is under
stood that ii his demands are not acceded
to in ~ hours. he will withdraw his lcga-
ton, and declare open hostilities.
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"Thc learning OF the treatise Is incontes-
table. The need OF this learning in this Of
all countries, and more now than ever be-
fore, Is equally patent. And IL iS positive
that the doctrines discussed will survive
aud be active as long rs mankind."-PhH-
ddClphid North american.
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statue of StonewalI Jackson.

BALTIMORE, September 10 The
steamship Nova. Scotia brought the statue
of Genera Thomas j. jackson, the Ia
nous Confederate leader, which was pre-
scntcd to Virginia by b. Hope and other
English gentlemen and will be erected
i'm Capital square. Richmond.
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, Of Firsi-class
Makers, viii be sold at Low Prices for cash,
or on InStallmcntS, or tor rent. IN city or
Country, during these hard times and the
Holidays, by HORACE WATERS * son,
4Sl Broad way, than ever before offered In
New York. Agents wanted To sell Waters
New Scale Pianos, ana Concerto Organs,
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great in-
duccmcuts To the Trade. 4 large discount
o Teachers, Ministers. Churches, Lodges,
cnOOlS. etc. ecCZZb
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THE WORKS oFW. Il. Prescott

LIE " Ohho Of w. L. fhhoSOI
New and Revised Edition. Edited by
+. Kirk. Fifteen vols. l2mo. with Pog
traits from steel, and Maps. Per VOL
Extra cloth, s2.3; half cult, gilt extra
$50.
History OF the Conquest OF Peru,
Two Volumes,
Three Volumes.
History OF the Conquest OF Mexico
Three Volumes.
History OF the Reign OF Philip H.,
Three Volumes.
History Of the Reign OF Charles W,
Three Volumes
"The typography, indeed the entire me-
chanicaI execution, of these books IL eI-
uuiSitc; and we unhcsitatingly pronounce
the series not only the best edition Of
PrcScott's Works ever published, but one
OF the handSOmest Set OF books the Ameri
can press has given us."-BOstOH Journal
Perfect In all that pertains 10 the max
ing ola book ~ T. Christian I'niot
POLITICAL ETHICS.
BY Francis Licbcr, LID. Author of"CiviI
Liberty and Self-Government." New
and Revised edition. Edited by The
odOre ID. WOolscy, LID. svo. 2yoh.
Extra cloth, sO.UO.
"Thc editor has incorporated some notes
and other material left 10y the author, has
made a multitude Of minor corrections,
verified the citations, and added some
notes Of his own. The work, therefore, IL
rendered dOubly fresh and yaluable."-
Boston Journal.
Few words OF the sort hsv
won higher praise from eminent authori-
ties than the late Prof Francis Liebcr's
Manual OF Political Ethics Story and
Kent being among the number Of those
who have given II warm Communications"
y. J. independent.
"The learning OF the treatise is incontes-
table. The need ofthiS learning In this Of
all countries, and more now than ever be-
fore, Is equally patent. And IL iS positive
that the doctrines discussed will survive
aud be- active as long rs mankind. ."-Iha-
ddclphid North american.
This IS the earliest OF the three great
works on political science which gave -
Dr. Liebcr foremost place among writers
on this class Of subjects. - Boston 7Fd1n-
crypt.
HAzLITT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
The Life OF Napolcan Ronaparte. by
William Hnzlitt, New Edition. lllustrat-
ed with steel Plates. Three vols Largo
Emo. Extra cloth, $40: sheep, sG.U.
at has held recognized place In our
literature for forty years, and IL VIII prob
long a 81
work has yet appeared In our language To
supplant II, though there have been
good many lives OF Napoleon. - BOstOn
Transcript.
"Mr. IIazlitt was I'm possession OF ample
materials for the accomplishment Of his
task, and the cOnSumHtc skin with which
he has turned them To account presents Ia
tempting object Of literary curiosity
". J. Tribune
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GOLD Yesterday closed at ll64-Rea-
The mtrersally small supply Of
aida. His point enables few specula-
in tie room to put up the price at
er md s',o to exact high borrowing
... SEQ dl,patches.l a small sup
.,r.s cold in New York. Yet New
~. demands specie payment.
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OIL ITank Struck by Lightning.

OIL CITY, Pa, September lO.-At six
o'clock this morning lightning struck
one of the tanks belonging to the In
perial Oil Refining Company, whose
works are near this place. The tank
contained about 5000 barrels Of crude
petroleum, which Immediately ignited,
and owing to a strong north wind pre-.
vniling at the time the fire spread nearly
over their entire works. Up to tins
hour, 10 p. NJ it is still burning. The
loss in oil, both crude and refined, OF
which there was nearly 40 600, barrels and
on the buildings and machinery, and iron
tankage, will not fall short Of 100000,
upon which there is no insurance. The
oil works were one of the most extensive
and most perfect in this country, and
will he almost entirely DESTROYED.
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Effect the storm Oh the Lakes.
Ohiu Stnte Fair.

COLUMBUS, September l0.-The State
Fair closed to-day with an attendance OF
about 1900 persons during the day.
In the trotting race, free for all, six
horses started. Campbell, entered by
Cloft Porter Of Titfin, took the second,
fourth and fifth heats and the race.
Time 2:37A 2:36!, and 2:3t,
Red Oak took the first heat in 2:37!.
SilverSides WAS given the third heat
without record, Red Oak and Kate
Campbell being set back tor running.
Lew Scott was IN the race but did no
better than the third place. The track
was very heavy.
In the pacing race II horses started,
The race was won in three straight heats
by Sorrcl Billy, entered by o. &. Madl-
son, of Massilon. Time2:34, 2:32, 2;344.
The Fair as an exhibition has been I'm
unusually fine one, but financially, was
consid, rably below that of last year.
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rgov ,u- reports tins morning the
-..H...f,> are that the weather to-day
b.. pyr,ly cloudy, with northeas: to
. -.twe., winds, and lower temperature.
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THE NEW HYPERION.

From Paris 10 Marty by Way ofthc Rhine.
by Edward Strahan. PrOfuScly Illus
tratcd with over 800 EngravIngs, from
designs by Dore and others. Svo Extra
cloth black and gilt ornamentation
Gilt Top. 500.
"Quain', humorous, and entertaining
describing theJourncy from Paris 10 Marty
by way Of the Rhine. II Is an cNquiSitely
printed and tastcfully bound volume, and
the illustrations, three hundred In mum
brr, are largely by Gustavc DOre. The
book is among the most unique and fas-
ciuHting in its way that We have ever
chanccd 10 See. - boston Journal.
ait is as purely humorous as can N-u be
imagined. II is not "a book to be cOOlly
dcscrI bed, but To bc read and enjoyed aud
laughed over. Boston 1duertiSeT.
ave have rarely examined work
whose material seem to be- 50 thoroughly
digrStcd end compactly arranged as that
before Us. .'-BOJtOH Globe.
ain her gOodly vorumc she has III Yosa
useful contribution to European hidetoT
The mechanical execution ofthe wokrky
substantial and handsOme."-.NeW lisa
Independent.
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Anes Calls on the President Before
Calling on the militia.

JACKSON, Mss, September lO-One
hundred men Of this city reported to the
Governor that they would cheeriully 90
to any part of the State to preserve the
peace and protect the right OF the citizens
whenever called upon. They did not
know there was any insurrection in Hinds
or any other county until they saw his
dispatches to Washington, but that they
were, nevertheless, ready to respond. 1t
Lowndc, county have also responded by
letter 10 the Governor to the same effect.
dina nr N,-,cS' Sheriff. Sends n pri.
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DSYCMOMANCY or sOrLCmAKM

ING." How either sex may faSciEate
aud gain the love and affections of any
person they choose Instantly. This SIM
pie, mental requirement all can POSSESS,
free, by mail, for DC, together with ma
riage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints to Ladies, Wedding Night shirt,
&c. Aquccr book. Address, T.. WILLIAM
* Co. Pubs, Phila.
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AFhcrllnQ Acglstrr.

-. closed is New York yesterday
..f..4
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ANOTHER STORM.
The Northwest Again Visited.
Damage Done to Shipping
and Crops.

CHICAGO, September l0.-The schooh-
er John Dunn went ashore at the foot oil
18TH street this evening and Is total
wreck. She carried six hundred tons OF
coal, which she brought from Cleveland.
This vessel WAS built last year at cost
of go, 600, and was insured for Sl2,OoO.
The crew were all saved by means Of
rope. The scow NJ. j. Cams also went
sshore of Goth street. She is total loss.
Loss $1,000; uninsured. The Major Frew
is ashore at Superior, and was scuttled te
prevent her destruction.
Reports received mere tonight, give
additional particulars concerning the
storm in Illinois, Wisconsin
and Michigan. The damage has been
confined chiefly to railroad bridges,
though some OF tho kilograms speak OF
injury to fruit, corn, hay and stock,
The railroad trains have been delayed
for two days at sJme points. The storm
is over now, and the cool clear weather
suggests to most correspondents, the
probability of heavy froSts tonight.
Terrific Thunder and Hail storms
Numerous Accidents.
CHICAGO, September lO.-The accounts
of the accidents by the terrific thunder
and hail storms during the last forty
eight hours are numerous. Bridges have
been washed away in many places, and
the wind has done much damage. Three
yachts were sunk off 18th street, and one
schooner. a large number of smaller
crafts were capsized and destroyed.
Effect of the storm on the Lakes.
DETROIT, September lO.-The storm OF
last evening, WIS severaly felt on the
lakes, and quite number of disasters to
shipping are reported. Tug Msyfower
lost here tow OF three barges on lake
Huron. They were loaded with lumber,
and were water logged when last seen.
The barge Dreadnsught, was towed into
St. Clair river and soon after sunk. Tne
schooner l.. J. Farwell, with cargo of
wheat, ran into the Grand Trunk rail-
road dock, at Port Huron, and sunk to
the deck under the cargo. Insured at
Crawfords quarry. The heavy seas
cleared away portion OF the dock.
Damage, $1,000.
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Fast Trains 10 start on Monday.

New YORK, September lO.-Thc
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company will, on
Monday next, the 18th inst, begin run.
ming daily iast mail trains to Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis and other
points in the West and Southwest. Al
though the PcstmaSter-General notified
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company that
he will not allow them to com
mence before tho New York Central
can complete their arrangements for the
Chicago fast mail, still Colonel Scott has
determined to start his fast train on
Monday and notified the Postotiice De-
partment that postal cars will be placed
ut Jersey City ready for use on that day.
These ears are large and cOmmodious,
handsomely finished and of new design,
requiring AS much work rs palace
car. The Pennsylvania Company pro-
pose to carry passengers on this train
over part of their route. The train will
leave New York Mt 4:30 A. n, Chicago
ut $50 A. NJ, Cincinnati at 4 90 A. NJ
indianapolis at $50 A. NJ, and st. Louis
at Z, VI.
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Fat Men of,he Northwest.

ToLEDo, September l0.--The annual
meeting of the tat men OF the Northwest
took place at Putin Bay, yesterday and
To- dsy. The attendance was small on
account ofthe stormy weather. The con-
test for prizes omitted. General James
Gerger delivered IA lecture last evening
At business meeting to-day the follow
ING officers were elected Tor the ensuing
year: President, WIN. Gabriel, Cleve-
land; Vice President, Chris. Gerber,
Toledo; Secretary, d. II. Chamberlin,
Toledo; Treasurer, ID. p. Chamberlin,
Toledo, and number of corresponding
secretaries. There was int mems ball
this eveninp
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ynte Dlspatch.

MEMPHIS, september lO.-Thc follow
ing was received from jackson, Missis-
sippi, at | | o'clock to night:
The following dispatch explains the
telegram sent from Edwards, to- day, to
Attorney. General Pierrepont.
JACKSON. Mss, Sept 10.
AHornry- General Pierrpont Washing
ton, h. c.:
| did not send the dispatch this morn
ing. There is no protection for life to
coIored men in my county. The telegram
sent was presented to me by the captain
of military company, organized there
for safety to self and property. ] could
not do otherwise. am free to confess
nv knowledge and convictions are to the
contrary W. IL. HARNEY, Sheriff
JACKSON, Miss, September TO-
To AHorncy-Generoi Pierrpo'H:
For my personal safety l desire the
telegram sent by me to be kept private.
Respectfully, W. II. HAENEr,
Sheriff
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Action OF the POstmaster-Genera
severely Criticised.

CINCTNNATT, September 10. There IS
some feeling manifested in the southwest,
touching the action of the Postmaster
General in regard to the fast mail matter.
It i, charged that the officer in question,
some months since, positively arranged
with the New York Central
road to run fast mail train between New
York and Chicago. On hearing this,
Colonel Scott, Of Pennsylvania made
proposition to run similar train, not
only to Chicago, but to st. Louis, Cincin-
natl. Louisville and Indianapolis, that
the Southwest might share the benefit.
|. is claimed that lie was not met fairly
by the Department, and the proposition
was not accepted until the last OF August
giving only n few davs TO build six pos
TIL cars, to be ready by September l3,
the dav the New York Central train
was understood to start. The Pennsyl-
vania manager, however, built the cars
and notified the Department OF their
readiness, and received Il reply that the
Department agents would also be ready
Il now transpires that the New York
Central have not completed the arrange
ments, and the Poftmaster General has
notified Colonel Scott that he will not
allow the Pennsylvania Railroad to start
before the New York Central. The
train will start out from New York as ad-
verliscd, whether it carries the mail or
not. The action OF the postmaster IN his
apparent discrimination against the
Southwe.t and in favor OF Chicago, Is the
sub;ect OF much and severe criticism.
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Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, September 10, - The
races over the Association course were
well attended. \ light rain laid the dust
and put the track in excellent condition.
Summary-Frst race for the produce
stakes for three year old two mile heats
T. J. Megibbens, Billy /; Distarccd John
II. Stones, George CdiawalladeT b. g;
time 3:4O!. Second race for the colt and
fliy stakes for two year olds-S. }. Mich
olS, b. &. Nagrant, /; A.
Kecne Richards ch. f. Jennie
q, 2; J. b. Randall Il Co.'S b. c. The
Napper. 3; not placed, \. X. Richards
Bazaar, T. j. McGibbns' ch. C Goldsburg,
d. Slvigert's b. C Bow Boy, d. Sivigerts
b. C. Berlin. Time, l;45I
The third race was for purse $3.50,
5000 to first horse and $50 TO the second;
three.qusr,ers of mile. d. Sivigert
entered ch. h. Egypt, 4 years, Robinson
Morgan & Cos b. I. Gyptis, three
wear old, two; y. keeene Richards
b, c. Redman, three years old three; not
placed. A. Bufard, ch. c. No& Nopulii
tour wears old, }. y. Grinsteads, b. +.
Phoebe MayAoweri three years old, b.
Q. Thomas Logan and Bruces' ch. +.
Georgie Bowman, four years cd; a.
Keene Richards, ch. c. Bullion, two
wears old; time, l:17!.
New Gable Completed.
New YORK, September TO- The direct
United States cable will be opened Tor
the transmission of messages between
American and Europe on September 10Th
The tariff rates will shortly be published.
The name of the place from which the
messages originate, will be transmitted
free OF charge
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at has held n recognized place In our
literature for forty years, and IL viii prob
ably long retain that place. At least NO
work has yet appeared In our language to
supplant It, though there have been
good many lives OF Napoleon. - Boston
Transcript.
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"Mr. Hazlitt was I'm possession ofample
for the accomplishment Of his
task, and the cOnSumatc skill with which
he has turned them tO account presents IA
tempting object Of literary curiosity
" J. Tribune
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HAzLITT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON.

Tho Life OF Napolcan Ronaparte. By
William Hazlitt, New Edition. lllustrat-
ed with steel Plates. Three vols Largo
Emo. Extra cloth, $40: sheep, $500.
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WILDMOOR.

4 Novel. BY Florence Burckett. i2mo
Fine cloth. sl.5j.
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This IS the earliest OF the three great
works on political science which gave -
Dr. Liebcr a foremost place among writers
crypt.