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The Courts.

IL
=, Yesterday, Baltimore United OIL Company agt
Barber; argued and submitted. United States agt
Guiteau; submitted.
Yesterday, Browning agt. District OF Columbia;
verdict for plaintIn for So 500 Cruit trustee agt
Pearsoli: Judgment OF condemnation Stonebraker
& Co. agt Vale; verdict for plaintin for one cent
damages and costs. United States agt. Bank OF
Republic; jury respited.
EQUITY CoURT-Jud0e Hd0rer
ordered released. Roth agt Dreneher; sale
RothweIl; sale ratified Suter ACT. Chandler: sale
ratified. Griffith agt Griffith; auditors report
ratified. Myndham agt Berry; sale confirmed.
Cornelius agt Devaugnn; sale ordered.
POLICE CoURT-Jrd0e Smell.
Friday, Samuel 4. Seymour, profanity; 8 or 2
days. Isabella Brooks cursing and swearing ON
the street; s. or days. Maria waldron, va
grancy and public prostitution; bonds or 30 days.
Maria Marina, do, do; Mary Walsh, do, do. VIM.
Jones, Indecent exposure; IS or Is days Dennis
Donniyan. yagrancy; bonds or 80 days Bridget
Welsh, vagrancy and public prostitution; 30 days
Nellie ShreeyeS, do; bonds or 30 days. Henry
Robinson, loud and boisterous; s. or Is days
John Thomas, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days John
Dunn, destroying public property; $40 or 30 days.
John Thomas, Frank Crosman, and John Dawson,
forfeited collateral. John Carr, profanity; s. or
days. Eugene C. Night, keeping an unlicensed
bar; sos or 60 days; appeal noted. Edward Don
nelly, keeping his bar open after hours; SO or 30
days Alfred Rollins and James Courtney, lar
ceny OF two bushels OF coal from Patrick Divine;
s. or IS days each. Annie Fitzgerald. keeping an
Ii-goVerneu ana ulsOr0erly house; S23 or GO days.
George Walker, larceny or an underskirt from Ann
Brown; s. or Is days. Also charged with stealing
$3.50 from Eliza Rodgers; s. or Is days Alfred
Jones, larceny OF 81 fish from John II. Ball; $40 or
80 days. Sally Boyd, larceny or some groceries
and other articles from Sally Johnson; days I'm
jail. Also, charged with stealing some wood and
coal from George Nash; days additional James
OF 30 days.
To-day, VIM. Reardon forfeited collateral. Julia
Banks, loud and boisterous; s. or Is days Carrie
Burns. do; do. Geo. Messer forfeited collateral.
Annie Jones, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days Bridget
Ryan, loud and boSterouS; IS or Is days. William
Ward, larceny OF a Stepladder from JOS A. Lad
man; 30 days In Jail. Kate White, loud and bos-
ferrous; s. or Is days Robert Cross, firing pistol
In the street; s. or - days. Chas Lancaster, va
and bosterous; S. or Is days. John Thompson,
profanity; IS or days JOS Collins and Bud Car.
roll, loud and boisterous; s. or days each.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

~ WARRINGTON, JUNE Isf, 1852.
Sealed Proposals viii be received UNTIL. TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ, THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY-SEC-
OSD, 16 furnishing this Department and its sew
eral Bur with daily supply of Ice for the fiscal
year endsEr June 80 1888.
1nstrlI tons bidders VII: trri shed upon apDli-
cation at superintendent room.
te3. iDSNSxl5 II IL
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SECRETARY FoLGER will return with the Presi-
dent tonight.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES.
WAsHINGTOS ID C. June I lSSo (

DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR. !
WAsHINGToS. d. June 1. 1882
SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, TUESDAY. JUNE TWENTY,
1882, 10 furnish Brooms, Feather Busters, Dust
Brushes, Soaps, aud other Miscellaneous Supplies
the DeIar OF the interior during the fiscal
en6iin. June 80. 1888.
Forms of proposal, showing items and estimated
quantities required tsvther with circular relating
thereto VII oe furnished application TO this depart
ment- (IsfSOIn 20-D
Interior. and indOrse Proposals for Miscellaneous
Supplies
te3, 7S1O Fl. II. TELLER Secretary
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HOTEL BENNETT,
III BROOME COUNTY. BINGHAMTON NY.
This new Hotel, built and furnished at a cost 4
Of $685. 900, contains ALL the laxuries found vEA9
In the best hotels in the country, and although
OF the best in the state Brocme county located the
the hist of counties general healthfulness Bn9-
hsmton. containing 10. GOO inhabitants is Justly called
the Parlor City and with its cleanliness fine streets
residences parks. views and drives fishing boating
ON the Chenango and Susquehanna rivers. absence OF
malaria and ease of access from all points. q model
beautiful city. limited number who wish to spend
the summer comfortably. quietly and economically can
make arrangements to do so by addressing G. NJ FUR
NAN, Propr. my3- I'm
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VERMONT HOUSE,
Atlantic City, v. J. q,
Open Apri ljSh for the season. HEMS
The most airy and delightful Summer Home i, IT
On the coast A Sea View from every Room IN
The h0Us@ Good bathing Crouuet grounds and
other opportunities for social enjoyment The enter
6inmeIt OF families specially
Mrs. ID. b. STOCKHAN
mh2S-3m 945 street. Washington, D.
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I(LUCh ISLAND, x. 4.
I'D OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
THE FAVORITE OCEAN RESORT FOR WASH
INGTUN PEOPLE.
The medical profession pronounce this the IL 4
most healthy resort the Atlantic Coast II Is ~.
Is miles 1T sea; pure ocean breeZes; Away -
cool; BEAUTIFUL scenery; surf and still water bathIIg
delightful walks and drives: magnificent bass, sea
trout, sword, cod and blue fishing No malaria hay
this .'Sea gir. isle, b"
The Ocean View is high bluff overlooking the
ocean, and accommodates 200 guests broad piaZZas
tend nearly quarter of mile i'll LENGTH splendid
music elegant ball and theatrical ROOM hot and cold
baths IN hotel: has permanent families than
hotel the Atlantic coast: electric bells. gas
In every room; submarine cable IN mainland. Two
smaller nOuses-Pequot and Hotel Ganisses- same
management Send for Illustrated Han hook
o. 5. MARDEN. Manager,
a2s-2m - BowdOin st., Boston. until June 10Th.
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MOVEMENTS OF u. S. NAVAL VEssELS-The ITALIA
poosa arrived at League Island navy yard, Pa
last evening. from New York. The practice ships
Constellation. Dale, Standsh, and Mayfiower were
put in commission June 1St They Will make q
cruise along the Atlantic coast
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MARRIAGE LIcENCEs-W. l. Spalding and Annie
N. Thompson; washington Cross and Matte
Green; Louis Brill, OF Alexandra, Va, and Annie
Schulz; Robert L Melville, OF Fairfax county. and
Henrietta Thomas
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SCHOONER LIBELLKD.-George e. Coombs to-day
Ibelled the schooner "COQuette," Geo. X Watts,
captain, for $l86S6, being the balance due on 176
cords OF wood sold to the captain, and brought to
this port and reSOld.
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SPRINGS OPEN JT-NE IsT

IT. Water in cases Of six gallons s. per at tn
Springs
THOMAS f. GOODS. Proprietor
RutFaIo itI,is
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the eminent financierS who control the commercial
destinies Of the country together They had a
very successful celebration and went home rather
less dignifled than when they assembled. but feel
ing excessively happy. At the tail end OF the feast
the "monOpolizers" made some surprising speeches
and suddenly lOOmed out as candid men who were
never concerned in dusky measures. The follow
ing verses, 1 believe, have never been pub
MeTe sSag @f pe. aver
excessively candid gentleman, who declared that
there was no place like 'Pennsyrvillania-"
Way down upon the Susquehanna,
Where reside.
There only live the great Acana,
There all the faithful bide.
All up and down the whole creation,
Free Traders roam,
There's scarce spot in this great nation,
Where one can feel at home.n
Cho,us-An the arts OF Machfaveni,
Vainly we shall try,
Oh, take me down to see Judge Kelly,
Once more before die.
One little furnace on the Lehigh.
Wealth used to be.
Then Iron was q babe scarce knee-h1gh,
Had to be ssfOstered"-see7 =
But now they say the infants grown upi
What n sha apV WE 10 i II that we ownup.
All, am feeling pale!
cno,us-Life is fat and ordinary,
Scarcely worth q sigh.
oh take me down TO sBe old Carey
Once more before idle.
Later on there wasm more singing, ending up with
q duet to the air from Patience by two mer-
chants OF great commercial weight and import
ance.
MISS LILLIAN 0LCOrT,
who made her debut In q Brooklyn theater few
weeks ago, Is not to be put down. She Is wealthy
physicians daughter and very well known in
Brooklyn society, that part OF Il that Is mainly
confined to the region OF Bedford avenue Her
misfortune was that she aspired to honofs on the
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A 1LANTIC CITY. OLNEY
N This celebrated Cottage, with all modern 4
improvements. viii be opened for the recep- Yc.HAY
ton Of guests MAY DOTH The location being @c.62
central. unobstructed view of the makes one
of the most desirable COTTAGES on The coast.
Terms moderate. Entertainment of famiie a spe-
ciaty. Mrs. J. PENICKS
1909 Pacific Avenue. opposite Ocean Avenue,
myl7-3,n Atlantic CITY 4
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HONORARY DEGREES CONFERENCE.-THE trustees
OF Howard University during the commencement
week have conferred the following honorary de-
grees: Master OF arts, Capt. Jos. A. Sladen, U. s.
A. doctor OF laws. Hon. VIM. A. Richardson; doc
tor OF divinity, Rev. Elephalet Whittlesey, secre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-03

THE SUIT brought by Walter Dayton, colored
against the Eastern Lodge OF the G. q. o. OF Odd
Fellows, for $12, that he claims was due him at
sick dues. has been argued and submitted before
Justice Helmick, and judgment VIII be given next
Wednesday,
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STOCKTON HOTEL.
- CAPE MAY, Nj
SEASON OF 1882 OPENS JUNE %.
Under management. I'll communion 3 =,
tons VIII receive prompt attention addressed Y. -
To j. p SHANNON, CarroiltOn House, Bait 49,
more. Nd, or to
P. S. BOOTHBY, MANAGER
my25-2n CAPE MAY, Nj.
SUMMIT POINT HOTEL, GAITHI RSBURG.
> Montgomsry County. Md..siuated on the Metro
pclltan branch Of the b. 4 .. il. r.. y miles 4
fr n Washiigton; altitude between $50 and :RY
100 feet above tide water. Nomalaria
qnitoes Fine drives and beautiful scenery. grove
of natural forest trees of Is Within few min
r'tes walk Of the camp Of the United States troops,
which has been located here Fine band viii be
Tendance; Fine new Knabe Tiano for use of guests.
Mutual Union telegraph wires IN the house. Livery
st:blc- Hot and cold baths
For terms apply TO
my25-l I'm JUAN BOYLE, Manager.
SEASIDE PARK HOTEL, SEASIDE PARK, N. j..
~ Will open jill NJ TO- AccommO iatons first 4 II i
class bathing excellent sailing and fishing yc:EAY
\. j., until June 1. After that, Seaside Park N. j.
Iny24-3m
TTNHE SOUTHERN. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ fOR-
IL merry OCEAN VIEW, DELIGHTFULLY."- To-
Gated one block from beach ana de .,ots First vETA2
class accommodations at reasonable rates. gas .sE
and heat. z. y. Box $50
my24-3,n VAN DYKE BUM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-07
Letter from Loudoun.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
WHEATLAND, Va, August 5, lSS2.-It has
ralned here every day this week, since Mon
day, and as consequence the corn crop
is pretty secure. The early corn will need
but little more rain; the prospect for a good
yield is very good. The wheat that has
been threshed has so far exceeded expecta-
ton, and there will be recorded some of the
largest yields in this county that perhaps
ever occurred, certainly the largest for many
years.
There is little news ahoat, not much of
interest transp ring either in private or poll
tlral circles. Massey will get the democratic
vote, though there is little enthusiasm, and
II hing stirs the people the vote will be
small
The great temperance bush meeting at
Purcellville comes off next week, and ey-
ten$lvc preparations have been made for it.
There will no doubt be Il crowd there, and
good time. How much the cause will be
advanced is uncertain.
The busiest Of the farming season being
over, picnics will now be in order, and as
the county is unusually full of city people.
they will all he well attended
good many of our farmers are plough
ing for wheat, the ground being in extra
good order, and there is likely to be large
crop sown. JABEE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-07

THE MAHoNEITEs profess TO be the farm
ers' friends, but that their professions in this
respect are no more to be regarded than in
others is Us patent as any OF their other nu-
merous delipquences. They have not only
taxed the farmers for the support of an agri
cultural bureau, for no other purpose than
to give offices to some Of their importunate
democratic recruits, but in addition now
want TO tax them $4,000 for the tags that
are attached to the bags containing the fer
:ilizers they buy, and this, too, when there
Is no law for the collection of such a tax
aud, most outrageous of all, no provision for
turning it into the treasury Of the State. Is
it also like the federal Offices in Virginia, to
be placed where it will do the most good to
General Mahone's bad cause?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-07
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug. T-Virginia Us deferred -;
do consolidated 60; do second series :; past
due coupons =; new 1O.4Os 43l. bid to-day.
Cotton firm; middlings ID Flour quiet and
steady Howard street and Western super So Goa
3 %; do extra 81 O0a5 90 do family So 25a6 %:
City Mills super So 00a3 IS; do extra 81 GOA
Z 10 do Rio brands SO O0a6 ID Baltimore high
grade family s. 90: do winter wheat patent
81 %. Wheat-Southern steady; Western high
er; Southern red 11Os114ln ; do amber 114a11 IL {;
No = Western winter red spot I'LL, bid; August
1l4asa11 AZ; Sept 114E.a114as; Oct 1151aa
1864; Nov 11Tlsa1173s. Corn-Southern quiet
and easy; Western frmer and quiet Southern
white 9Sa1Oo; do yellow 9Oa91: Western mixed
spot 81 loaS5ie; Sept S52. aS57s; Oct S4a,aS51,
Nov a4aSO. Oats firm: Southern 56a62 West
crn white 65a67; do mixed G2a64 Penna Gu.a
60 Rye quiet AT 65aIO. Hay active and firm {:
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Md $1Sa19
Coffee firm; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair Slea9a,.
Sugar quiet; soft 9lo. Whiskey steady at 81 IS.
NEW YORK. Aug. stocks weak. Money 3.
Cotton dull; upands Is 1-16; Orleans 13ss.
Flour unchanged and quiet. Wheat quiet and
ga he better. Corn quiet and l.aasc better
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Aug. Cat.
lie active; sales 300; prime "a. ASH; good 6a4a
IL; medium 5a4a6ls common 44.a5le Calves
6a7ai. Sheep active; sales l.. 900; prime 5l,a
DIS; good 4a4a5; medium 44a4 y: common
3:4al culls 3a3 ~; Lambs 3lna7ln Hogs active:
sales 10000 at 11lea12t4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-07
From Egypt.

On Saturday at p. m. the British advan-
ced against Arabs position in three differ
ent columns on reconnaissance in force
The marines. 1000 strong, opened fire with
their 4O-pounder batteries from IN advanced
point on the railway while the Sixtv-eighth
Rifles and Thirty-eighth Foot pressed for
ward up the west bank of the Mahmoudeh
Canal simultaneous with a mounted force
upon the east hank. The Egyptians at adj
Vanced posts, after drawing the fire of the
British fell back behind the main line in
several instances leaving their killed and
wounded i'll the hands Of the enemy. The
marines went as far as Ramleh on an armor-
clad railroad train and worked their artillery
from platform cars. The marines, sup
ported on the left by the Rifles and the
Thirty-eighth Regiment, advanced in an ex-
tended line and occupied ridge skirting
the canal. They took several prisoners. The
engagement lasted until sunset.
An account from English sources saws
The Egyptians were compelled to bring in
to action all of their troops available at
kalr-elDowar, four battalons of infantry,
a force of cavalry, and several guns. The
Egyptian infantry held their ground with
steadiness. The object Of the British which
was TO compel the enemy to display what
force they had in front Of the main position
was attained by nighttall when the British
were slowly withdrawn"
In the opinion of military men of high
professional experience nothing apparently
was gained by the engagement to compen-
safe for the heavy loss in killed and woun-
ded.
8 The Egyptians fought bravely, and it was
shown that Arab has uudcr him an army
Of well-discipined and wcll-armcd men
They held their ground us long rs was pos
possible. and at last were only repulsed by
the English artillery. The losses on each
side We're numerous. Fighting will prob
ably begin again to-day.
The khedive sent steamer TO Port Said
on secret mission. The vessel was TO call
at Aboukir, to take on board the family of
Itch sheik. 4 boat WAS sent ashore from
the vessel for that purpose, but when the
boat landed it was seized by body of SOL
diers, bearing flag of truce, who marched
the whole party of TO the fort, where they
remain rs prisoners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-07
The Tax on Fertilizers

DIR. j. NJ. Blauton has been enjoined bv the
Southern Fertilizing Company. Allison, Addison
4 Co., and 4. S. Lee, from exseting or attempting
t" exact the charge for tags as required by rule
No. > OF the rules and regulations promulgated by
the said Blanton as Commissioner Of Agriculture.
and alS" from attempting i'll any way to enforce
said rule. The injunction was granted by Judge
w. II. Barton, Of the Tenth Judicial circuit, and
Mr. Blanton is summoned to appear at the clerk S
Office of the Chancery Court of the city OF Rich
mond 1T the rules to be held for the said court OIL
the first Monday in August, to answer a bill in
chancery exhibited against him by the parties
above mentioned The Injunction was granted
against the operation Of rule y" of the bureau.
and will amount to nothing except ventilatinp the
character of the compounds Of the persons pray
ing for it, for the fourth rule is in these words
All fertilizers offered for sale to be used for az
ricultural purposes in this State which have not
been registered in'the Department in accordance
with rule No. 1. and which have not been tagged,
will be i'll violation of the said act and the penal.
ty will be rigidly enforced" Therefore even if
ANY court shall say that the General Assembly has
mol the power To execute the intent of a law
through an agent, the dealers remain just where
they We're for they cannot sell fertilizers at all in
the State. In response to the address of the COM
missioner To fertilizing companies and railway mali
agcmcntS. the former have already responded that
they will hcncetUrth reduce their prices from IS
To 80 per cent.-Rirhmoad Cor. Of the PstprsJurg
lm'fr- ippra|.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-07
NEWS OF THE DAY
80 show The rery ageand body Ollie Times

$40 show the rery ageand body Of The Tmes.n
There were 10 deaths and OH births in
Baltimore last week.
Mr.. John w. Garrett has returned to
Baltimore from Deer Park for surgical treat
ment for a felon
The sudden death is reported Of Colonel
Matthias Hammond. of Howard county.
Md, aged Is years
A coiored servant girl, II years of age
has been arrested in Baltimore on the
charge of attempting to poison her mistress
with stychnia.
Judge Carey has expounded the wife
beating law of Maryland, and says if il
is violated he will not hesitate to order
the whipping post to be erected in Balti-
more. 80
c. Fred. Ruff, a merchant tailor, of Bati-
more, about 80 years of age, was drowned
at Fortress Monroe, yesterday, while bath
ing. His remains were taken to Baltimore
for interment
The amount appropriated during the
present session of Congress. included in the
regular annual appropriation bills, the river
and harbor, PENSIONS the deficiency and
miscellaneous appropriations aggregates
1927 ,243 ,097.39.
\ large influx Of Chinese is feared in Vie
toria, 3. C.. when the restrictive law goes
into force in the United States. Several
vessels have sailed from Hong Kong for
American ports, but their destinations have
been changed TO Victoria.
Since the completion of the Northwestern
North Carolina Ra lroad to East Tennessee
the price of coal at Charlotte and Columbia
has fallen from IS per ton to s., and gas
which has cost the consumer about s. per
thousand has gone down in like proportion
Richard Smith, one of the oldest railroad
employees in the country, died in Baltimore
yesterday afternoon, in the eighty-liflh yeal
Of his age. He entered the service of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company in October, 1899, and
had been i'll their service up to the day OF
his death.
\ dispatch from Chicago announces that
Mrs. Scovillc, of Guiteau notorietv. on
Saturday filed in the circuit court bill fol
divorce against her husband. alleging rs 4
cause cruelty on twQ separate occasions
and passionate anger on his part The dis.
patch says that her husband claims she is
influenced by interested outsiders. and has
| Nv iStt llltl llOl nlucl
significance is attached TO the proceedings
\ dispatch from Lanshing, Mich, SAYS
that rains for the past week have caused an
entire suspension of the harvest in that sec.
ton. Two-thirds Of the wheat crop is still
in the field, either in shocks or uncut, anC
it is more or less damaged; much of it is
ruined. The standing wheat is sproutus
badly. Reports from sections north of Ian
shire are to the same effect The army
worm is making rayages in the vicinity o
Pine Plains, \. Y. Farmers are compelled
to harvest their oats before they are full,
ripe. 1t is feared they will attack the corr
crop Theextreme drought there is provn!
disastrous to corn and potatoes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-07
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST I, 1882.

INDEPENDENTIsM is a vastly different
thing in the South from what it is in the
North. In the latter the word means free
dom from party restraints, and implies no
danger to the community, because the
voters as body are intelligent people, with
material interests at stake. and no matter
which political party succeeds the interests
Of the community are preserved. In the
former it means so close an approach toward
radicalsm that favorable opportunity is
all that is wanted to reach it, and it implies
serious danger to the body polite, for nearly
half the voters are ignorant negroes, easily
deceived by demagogues, and if to the ne
groes be added any considerable number of
independents, these demagogues obtain
supreme power and Use it, as they have
done in Virginia to crafty their individual,
selfish rapacity at the expense and to the in
jury and disgrace of the State Indepen-
dentism is beneficial to the North, but
ruinous to the South, for, as Tytler says
high sentiments of liberty can not arise in
the minds ola barbarous people, but are the
cultivated and fostered fruits of refinement
and civilization"