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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, July 25.-In the House OF Com
mons to-day Joseph Cowen (RadicaD, men,
Der from New Castle and Tyne, pre-
sented the petition OF the extreme Tarco-
phile faction demanding the impeachment OF
Beaconsfield. Charles Edward Lewis, men,
Der from Londonderry City, rose to point
of order, but the Speaker allowed the
presentation Of the petition.
LONDON, July 25.-In the Commons to-
day Robert Bourke, under Secretary OF
State for Foreign Affairs, in replying to
Mr. Gladstone, said that the Government
could not lay on the table the memorandum
of the Shouvalotf-S Salisbury agreement with
out the other documents accompanying it,
and these could not be produced without
the consent Of the other Powers.
Mr.. Gladstone then gave notice that ne
would move for the production OF the doc
uments.
Mr.. Bourke, in replying to Lord Harting-
ton, said that the Powers had been asked to
permit. the production of the documents,
but one Of the Powers had refused to COLI
sent.
Mr.. Gladstone thereupon withdrew his
notice.
LONDON, July PA dispatch from Rome
to the Reuters Telegram Company to-day
says: The "Italia Irradenta" agitation is
subsiding. The changes in the foreign
representation Of the Vatican are postponed
till November, when Papal inter-nuncio
having a semi-oficial status will go to Eng.
land. England will not send representa-
tlyes to the Vatican. .
PROPOSED DEMOLITION OF an HISTORIC ed.
FICE.
LOSDoN, July 25.- 1t is stated that New
gate prison will shortly be demolished and
the ground let for building site.
ENGLISH LABOR TROUBLE.
LONDON, July 25.-The striking nail
makers at Dudley and Rowley number
"a, 1000, and say that they will hold out.
Germany.
BERLIN, July 25.-The statement tele-
CRIPPLED from Frankfort to the London
Times on the 23d instant that conference
at Heidelberg shortly Is denied.
The Italian Radicals and their De.
| sseEst4 mauds.
| PANS, July 25.-The lie Temps says the
| demands OF the Italian Radicals are as I'm.
reasonable US they are ridiculous, and agita
ton might not only deprive Italy OF the re
] danger to her. 1t is felt here, however
that the movement is confined to few hot
head Democrats, and it is unfair to hold
/ Italy responsible for it.
DIR. BrOwn.Sequard.
PARIS, July 25.-The Academy OF Sci
ences has presented the name OF DR.. Brown
4 Sequard as q, candidate for the Chair O.
Medicine, made vacant by the death OF NJ
4 Claude Bernard. 81 =. .se .Sst
800 The F0pe's Health.
ROME, July 25.-The GRitG Gatotic<
states that 1t is absolutely false that thu
! Pope's health has suffered from heat. ~
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sHERaiAS:sBEFoRE THE POT.
TER COMMITTEE : SARATOGA RACES
DRAMATIC sIIC1DE-CANADA ITEMS
WASHINGTON n Ew s-THE INTERNAL
.REvENUE DIFFICULTIES IN SOUTH CARO-.
sLrNA-LLoYD's STEAMER FOR CYPRUS
THE PoPE's HEALTH-ENGLIsH RADICAL
PETITION FOR IMPEACHMENT OF BEA-
coSsEIELD-EEWGA PRISON TO BE
DEMoLIsHED-siORT AsfoNGTURK
1sn REFUGEES AT GoNsT4NTINOPLE-
MORE BULGARIAN. TRocITIEs- ROBBIE.
RY OF THE DEADWooD COACH BY ROAD
AGENTs-DRouGHT, LocUsTs, &C., IN
sPAfN-DR REPRESENTATIVES,
CoapLIEs WITH AUSTRIAN DEMANDS
RELATIVE TO BOSNIA AND HEzEGovINA-
ITALY QUIET, &C, &c.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.

FARMvILLE, July 30, 1878.
Colonel Samuel +. Coleman, candidate for
Congress in the Fourth district, visited
Farmyille to-day, and met conference OF
his prominent supporters representing
Prince Edward, Cumberland, and neigh
boring counties. Captain 7. W. Mckinney
presided. Colonel Coleman, whose modest
and dignifed bearing deeply impressed all
present, said that he had been urgently be-
sought by the people in many parts OF the
district to attend meetings IN advance OF
the nomination. Such course he regarded
rs highly improper, and in violation OF the
rules OF the Conservative party adopted
when he was member OF the Conservative
State Committee. The Colonel then read
an address TO the voters Of the Fourth dis
trict which he had prepared, and which
elnbaded his views. This address received
The warm commentator OF Captain Nc
Kinney, j. \. Booker, Esq. OF Cumber-
land. and other gentlemen.
Reports from several counties were read,
and notably from Brunswick, which APP
pears to have been wrongly counted for
Hinton. No doubts appeared to be enter
tanned as to Colonel Colemanas success; but
the Colonel and others very strongly affirm
ed that the "Biack Fourth" could now
be redeemed, and that the success OF the
party must be placed above all personal con-
sidcrations. Colonel Coleman announced
that il nominated he should visit every Sec
tion OF the district and conduct vigorous
and aggressive canvass.
Some highly acute person in Petersburg
seems to imagine that there was some infor-
mality in the calling of the Prince Edward
convention, and acting on that idea has adj
dressed number OF lmpertinent inquiries
to Judge f. n. Watkins, chairman Of our
convention, in the form Of an "advcrtise-
ment' (which hope was paid for at full
rates. in the Inder and appeal. Judge
Watkins is not likely to take any notice OF
this remarkably foolish document; but it
may perhaps he worth while to state that
our convention was strictly regular in every
respect. Last year, when Major T. w.
SoutEall resigned the county superinten-
dency, the Hon. A. Nj. Cowan was elected
superintendent, and Mr.. Cowan convened
the convention which elected our delegates
to Petersburg.
Nobody here suppoSes that there are three
men in Prince Edward favorable to Captain
Hinton, and that gentleman will not be
benefited by the indiscreet attempts OF his
friends to discredit the proceedings OF mass
meeting which included such heightened
gentlemen as Judge Watkins, Captain Nc
Kinney, Colonel Fitzgerald, r. B. Berkeley,
Esq, X. NJ. Dickinson, Esq, j. W. ellis,
Esq, Il. S. Hines, Esq, p. l.. Lyon, ESD,
and others equally respected. Fl. w. L.
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pETERsBuRG.

rps METHODIST DISTRICT CONFERENCE
CHURCH IN WHICH ALI. ARE WORKERS
s,1Nr.AEETISG TIRE PETERSBCRG DELE.
GATES TO THE CONGRESSIONAL coSVEN'
TIoS, &C.
rcorrcsponaeace Of the Richmond Dispatch,l
July %, 1878.
In the District Conference Of the Metho-
dist Church, in session OF City Point, tne
sn;ri,ual condition OF the churches in this
ci,y was reported as generally very good,
and the Sabbath.schooi cause as very en-
co,lraging. The ministers all report con-
Siderable accsssions to their congregations
as the result OF the revival last spring. One
hundred and twenty.siX persons united
with the Washincton.Street church, three
OF them over sixty years OF age. The sun.
dav school OF this church shows what can DC
accomplished by teachers who are active ana
earnest IN their work. The average attend
ance OF scholars is $50. There is in the school
what Is called the .'iniants' Glass;" COM
posed OF old men; also class OF married
ladies'; the young men hold SunaaV-aiteI,
noon prayer-meetings and the poys noio
Tuesday-evcning prayer-meeflngs; the Dor.
cas- Society, the Missionary Society. ana
other organizations connected with the
school. do a great deal OF work and accom-
pliSi great uctt ol SooH' HC hShioSA
shin Of the church is 600, and from the pas
tor down life and vigor are shown in their
woik.
Among the ministers in attendance at the
Conference is Rev. DR.. Sledd, Of Richmond.
Aunion camp-meetingwillb be commenced
near Reams's station, in Dinwiddie county,
on Sunday next. Services will be conduct
ed by Rev. Joseph II. Riddck and Rev. w.
e. Lumpkin.
The funeral OF Mr.. Irving Jones took
place this evening from the Washington
Street Methodist Episcopal church. He
died from the effects Of malarial poison, con-
,racted during brief residence in Missls-
sippi, which was only developed week
ago.
It's believed that the opponents OF Captain
Hinton will present tickets for delegates to
the nominating convention in each OF the
wards tonight, and it is not improbable
that the delegation may be divided, though
the friends OF Captain Hinton declare that
with full turnout Of the people Peters
burg will be solid for him. ROBIN ADAIR.
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THE HEALING.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatc1

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
HEALING SPRINGS, VA, July 20, 1878.
Illustrating Mt this charming summer re-
sort, situated in one OF the Ioveliest valleys
in the world. one cannot but be struck by
the expression OF happiness and content
that beams from the countenances OF those
around him /; and philosophizing from this
thought am forcibly reminded Of the truth
of the saying, oman never is but always
to be blest." With the rich, fertile valley,
from which abundant harvests may be
reaped, the lovely and awe-inSplring
scencry-a constant and ever-present re-
minder of the all-powcrful and be-
neticent Creator-and above all an atmos-
pher so pure and heath-giYing as to ban
ish almost entirely the thought OF disease.
Possessing all these, say, one would sup
pose inhabitants OF this thrice-blessed"
spot would befree from the evils that " flesh
is heir to" and rest in the enjoyment of
perfect happiness. Not so, however, and
/ lind again in this another example to illus
trate the fact that everything is relative, and
that our capacity for the enjoyment OF q
blessing is only commensurate with the
want we have felt for the same. The ma.
tiyes here, with all the blessing Which ma
ture bestows, are, l find, no happier than
other men, and do not begin to enjoy as we
Go, who have been roasting in the metro
politan confinement Of brick aud mortar,
the bracing atmosphere and lovely scenery
which here abounds. e.,>
Mr.. w. 3. Bishop, the proprietor OF the
Healing, is whole-Souled, genial host, and
cannot fail TO impress the guest most favor
ably upon his arrival with his polite and
courteous manners. The place is kept up
to its standard as iirst-class summer-re-
sort, and IS better patronized this season
than II has been Tor the five summers past,
the company now numbering upwards Of
one hundred and fifty guests.
Among the prominent visitors are United
States Senator j. j. ingalls,, OF Kansas !;
General }. w. James, commander OF State
troops, Texas; General a. r. Caldwell
and Miss Caldwell. OF Wheeling, w. Va. !;
and Major w. j. johnson and family, Rich
mond, Va. ass. 80 80
Among other visitors may be mentioned
Calvin Wells, wife, and two daughters, +.
Rahm, wife, and daughter, s. 6. Schoyer
and family, Pittsburgh; William Bond, B.
c. Bib, wife, and two daughters, David
Darby, G.. H. Gray, Baltimore, Nd; S.
Stokes, W. w. Belyin, Miss Noble selden,
Richmond, Va; James Torrance and wife,
Pittsburgh, Pa; Robert SeatoD, New Or
leans; John A. Dapras, Mobile, Ala; III.
4: Edmohds ana family, I. u. StarKe,
Richmond; Colonel Il. Boyle, Baltimore,
Nd; Mrs. w. G. Semple, Miss G. La Tou-
retle, Pittsburgh: Dir. s. Langdon, j. 10.
Young, Stockton, CAL. and e. Delletombe,
Gallipolis, Ohio.
Toe troHt-fshing is very good. In The
neighborhood, and those fond OF the snort
have q glorious field for action. I The pros
pecsfor hunting alter the 18Th OF August-
80
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A Dramatic Suicide.

CHICAGO, July ga special to the Times
from Capron, Illinois, says: ga dramatic
suicide occurred here Tuesday, night:
George w. Burleigh, an old resident OF
Ohio, on last Monday published card in
forming the citizens that in order to gratlfy
the curiosity of his townsmen to witness
some such tragedy as the hanging OF sherry
and ConnaIly in Chicago. he would, on the
evening OF the 23d instant, deliver lecture
In Thornton Hall, and at the conclusion
crafty them by shooting himself through
the forehead. The price Of admission was
one dollar, and the amount realized was to
90 toward the payment OF the funeral en-
penses, and the remainder to be invested IN
the purchase of the works OF Huxley, Iyn-
dali, and Darwin, for the town library. At
the appointed time the hall was crowded,
and, after delivering all intidel lecture, be
suddenly drew .derringer, placed it to his
forehead, fired, and fell lifeless."
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, July rs, 1873.
l,n,Inrry prndlIcp. -

gees,ou.r: CSC. r 10.
Bstter: Prime 10 choice yellow. 1G91s:.: far
TO good. s@l4c.
Dried Fruit: Apples. 3@l4c. y d.: n"aches
peelefl. 7GSc.: umpeeicd. 3@1c.: cherries. LUG
i2s d.; bIac csas a Is &C. DOZEN n cres 7asc
F2uthers: Prime nve-goose. Zoe; common. zoe.
FYGrSeed: 81 p bushel.
RdV: Virginia TIMOTHY, 7oc.-very dull; clover. 90
~ 0Gts:: Bale1. 5o@55c.
Potatoes: Irish. p barrel. new foe.efsI' o'a'
oI Iagd: Country. 7@7a-.
Bye: 53c. p tlshei
s ssieG Str 12n; s5@4oc.
vol: washed. 30@32c.: unwashca, 2o@23e:
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. sc.
Cement: Rase.daIe, 81 .5O9$l so barrel flames
River. sl.6OG$1.70. ,,,o,. ro.,,,a,d
I Lime: Agricultural, i0c. busiei' EocS'ah"'
sl ptestsr: Iamp. s4ss4ss; ground, s7soass
delivered: cslcined pl a g; IN
Tar: Large size, :325@s3.oo.
~ Dry Goods.
Bro,cn Sh.e,taos and ShirtfaQs: Al Manches.
ter, ec.;H Manchester 64c; Ma n;es sle
Vile 7c.: "A Eockbrtdse 6Nc. Rockbsde ride Ssr;
22lsc. Cotton-yarns, 81.
BleacIed Shtrtinas and Shsstiaigs: A VAN VAN
&C.: Al Home, f9tcs;, ~ Oneida, l0c.; IA
Avopdale. 7c.; "A Social: 7c.; A Amoskgas;
e,Sc.; WhitestoDe. 9xc.; 4 Barnsey, 51sa.: Reu
Dog,-Sc.;. Il. 4 Scfsraie. 7c.: Methlan, De-; re-
ter5orough, &C.; l0-4 Walthain, 25c.; l0-i City
' BreteT Drills: Petersburg. exc; Granitevt1le
&c.; Rockbridsc, A, SHc.;, IA. &C.
Corset Jsa'ss' .Pavonis- SCI Amosxeas. 1oe.;
Hallowell. &c.
l. Prints: American, 5kc. Aliens, DC: Rich
nond, bJ,c: Sprague. &C.: Manchester, 5HH: WASH
ngton. Sc; Hamilton, 5xe Merrimaek, 5e.: t Hn.'
sry &C. oriental, Pachc, 5iscs;; Arnold asci war
mony &c; Wamsutta- e. &c.
= CGmbTics: Rice. 5Sc.: English Be.
Drugs, Dyestuns, Oils, &c.
ase& ssst:sss2.so q gallon.
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Tug New YoRK sAvTSGs BANKs.-A gene
raj meeting of the officers Of the New I ORR RI
savings banks was announced to be held Of
Saratoga Yesterday for the purpose OF or
ganizing an association OF savings banks 10
order to secure hereafter O uniform system
In the management OF savings-bank,. bust-
ness. 1t Is claimed that the savings BANKS
OF that State have been Injured by the ope-
rations OF banks under the same name IN
other States which are, not really entitled TO
be considered banks OF savings, being
authorized to buy and shave paper:-*t IS
proposed to have a. State savings bank asso.
citation. not oniy for mutual protection, but
also to secure, IL possible, a more perfect
system of the management Of this class Of
trusts in the State and elsewhere, so as to
be prepared to furnish Information which
will prevent legislation that will weaken the
hppEs .s.r.
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Northern Races.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 25.-The first race
to-day was for a purse OF $500 -maidens
four years old and upwards, allowed seven
pounds, one mlle-was one by Bramble by
a length, LouIaner second, Garrick poor
third. Time, lido. .....
The second race, Saratoga cup-all ages.
two miles and quarter-was one by Parole
in gallop by four lengths, Joe second,
General Phillips third. Time, 4:OS5.
The third race, three-fourths OF mile,
Perfection jumped into the lead and kept
it to the end, winning by length, Bonnie
Wood second, Belmont's FLY third. Time,
1:17t.
The fourth race-winner to be sold at
auction, one and Il quarter miles-was won
by Mariana, Hattie F. second, Tapped by
Henry. Time, 2:13.
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July give quote prices firm, with prospect Of
advance all fine grades. owing tn high price or
wrappers aud the better grades OF Virgnir filters.
We quote as follows:
Virginia bright extra and fine pounds. S0G9oc.
Virginia hne amt extra H2, S0@90c.: Virginia
fine, g. and 12-nch twist. 6G@6sc.; Virginia ~,
Virginia good medium l2s and 1ss, 52Qr54c.; ylr-
ginia good medium s. and 12-inch twist. 59@S2e.
Virginia good medium l2-inch pounds, 52MI54c.
Vireinia common l2-inch pounds, Soc: Virginia
common ll-inch and 11-incb, 42@45c.; vir-
g1nla mahogany and bright navy IS and 4s. 4s@
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia Lone Jack extra fine smoking. sl.3O@
$3.50; Virginia Durham. smoking. assorted, 5nGI,
62c: Virginia Love Among the Roses, assorted,
goo roc. Virginia Log Cabin, smoking, assorted,
50@6sc.
LOUISVILLE NAVY TOBACCO.
Fine bright navy. IS, As, and pounds, 55@5Sc 4;
medium bright nayy, pounds, SO, and 4s, 60@S2c.;
mahogany navy, pounds g. and A., 4ses6os:; ma
3s. 4s. and 6s, 45@4sc.: black sweet navy. CONF
mon, 5c.-Conrier-J0urndf.
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nn,earsan onfrages. ~.

LONDON. July, a5. "a Consfantinople dis
patch to Reuter- says e e here is great NOR.
talitY among refugees here. The British
Consul at Pbillippopolis reports that some
OF the Turkish refugees having returned to
the village OF Sinikoi, the BuIgarians masa-
cred the men and outraged the women. The
Turkish Genddr1Rerie is to be reGrganized
and placed under, Baker Pasha, who will be
charged with a special service in Eastern
Roumalia. The Turkish army is being re-
duced.r 5 &. .z.
Bosnin. &c., Defiant.
LONDON, July 25.-Belgrade advices still
matntain that the Inhabitants are organizing
for resistance in al parts of Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
Nubnr Pasla to Assist the Khedivc ln
Reforms In Egypt
PARIS, July 25.-Nubar Pasha, having
been summoned by the Khedive to aid him
In the reforms necessary to Egypt. starts
tomorrow for Cairo. The presence OF
Nubar Pasha in Egypt will smooth over the
last difficulties which stand in the way OF
Q complete understanding between the Khe-
dive and England and France.
EnfOundetl Reports.
ROME, July 25.-The projects OF Bersamo,
DIcSCiuy Y CIOuds ullu NiC6GLd 'uSSuIeu luc
Minister OF Interior that the reports rela-
tive to the secret recruiting OF those places
are uniounded.
steamship Service for Cyprus. 5
LONDON, July ga private telegram
from Trieste says that the Austrian Lloyds
Steamship Company have arranged for a
weekly steamer service to Cyprus, by way
OF Alexandria.
The Drought ia Spain.
MADRID, July 25.-There is much distress
i'll the agricultural districts in consequence
OF the drought. In Andalusia the peasants
resist the collection OF the octroi and land
tax. Locusts and the phylloXera are. very
prevalent.
The Port of Kick Closed.
VIENNA, July 25.-The marine authori-
ties at Trieste officially announce that the
port of Kick has been closed by torpedo.
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NEW YORK DRY.Go0Ds MARKET.

july 23.-Iu consequence the great Interest OF
dry-goods jobbcrs In the auction sale of blankets to-
day, the general volume OF sales throughout the
market has been restricted, aud especially In such
Instances where resident buyers make allpurchases.
In staple cotton goods and prints there has been
lair to moderate business, while tile deliveries OF
canton nannels, denimS, duck, and other styles
show that while buyers have been engaged elsewhere
the movement OF goods has Deeu going on at Tue
usual proportion.
The month Is advancing very rapidly, and though
there is no furry haste shown BY purchasers,
there has been anu Is good demand for and move
ment of all staple cotlons, with the market showing
fair degree of stcadness In prices. and The inclna-
tfon very strong to advance as the general
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
,,,c,.uoyD LIyE.sroCK MARKET.

JrLY 24.-Some very extrs good beef-cattle on
the market this week; receipts about 17S head;
very best grades declined 80, quality considersd
sane demand, With an upward tendency. Wequote :
BseT-Cattte.-yery best, 4he.: good, 3sesSNc.;
medium or good fair quality, sgsae.' common
Ho1s.--Yery best. 6ds8sc. q 10, net.
Shsep.-3RSAc. a 10, Pross.
&; E1mbs-$1. so q head. ~ s4S&s
PeGks:-S3@S0 p head. 81
Mitch cotoS,-S15@s43 q heat'
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APOLaINARIS WATER.
A POLLINAR1S
NATURAL MINERAL WATER. b
HIGHLY EFFERvESCENT

APPROVED By the Academic de Medicine OF
France, and It's sa' in France authorized BY special
order OF the French Government
Recommended by the highest MEDICAL AU-
THoRITIEs in New York as
"A delightful beverage"
Far superior to Vichy, Settler. or any other"
Most grateful and refreshing"
Absolutely pure and wholesome; superior TO all
for daily use; free from all the objections urged
against Croton ana Artifcially-aeratcd watcrs.'
..Impre grated only with Its own gas ,..I
Useful and very agreeable"
.sHealthful and we'll suited for Dyspepsia and
cases OF acute disease"
"A1lldly antacid agrees well with dyspeDtics and
whc re there is equity diathesis." .... .a
BY far the most agreeable, alone or mixed Slh
wine: useful in Catarrl,s Of Stomach or Bladder,
and IN Gout.' :,
"Not ONLY 4 luxury, but necessity
To be had cf all wine merchants, srocers, drug
gisss, and mInera-watcr dealers throughout the
United States, and Wholesale OF
FREDERICK De barry & CO.,
Sole Agents,
30 Al and 43 Warren street, New York.
Every genuine bottle bears the registered YELLOW
PICTORIAL label OF the
ApOLLINARIS Comply (LIA1lTEDl, LONDON.
. rmy M.W&F&eowtAu27l
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

july 23.-In Scotch pig there Is nothing new,
trade being OF u j0bbins character. American Pig
There Is absence OF movement In large parcels, and
there is an unsettled feeling sl as 10 prices. Le
high brands are held firmly. out small lots other
cessitating easy price; to place them. Glengarnock
quoted ut s23.25@ $3.50; to'tness nominal;
Egiinion, S22.75: American Mig, $lG.5o@SlS
for No. !, Tl5.50M3l7 for No. 2, *li. 5O@
SIG for forge. Rails ut S32LSSG for Anne
rcan at works. and steel rails mt sl3@s44.
ola rails quoted nOminally NJ S17mslS. Wrought
scrar. S2NMS2l.-I0nrnaL Of NOmMercf.