Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1862, Page 1

eCo— THE EVENING STAR /UBLiSHED BVBRY APTEBNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED.) AT THE.STAB BUILDINGS, Goraer of Pennsyleania evenus and Eleventh st. ny W. D. WALLAOH. months; $1 for three months; and for les than Ebening ~ as > + Star. WASHINGTON, D C, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1862. N°. 2,787. LATE NEWS FROM DIXIE. beter ‘SVERY MAN TO THE Front. woe this heading the Nashville Baaner of the ‘inetant says : The department of the West isnow the grand theater of the war, transferred from Virginia to Kentucky, and from the line of the Potomac te that ef the ee. Colambua is the Manassas of the of the country, holding a sare a) seoure gateway to the valleys of the Mississippi, Camberland, and Tennessee, if it is snccesifully defended. Nashville to-day oceupies somewhat the ition of Richmond before the battle of Bull Rin. In the fortune of wa: are about to teke our turn to a little of it; ships. Our brothersof the Old Dominion @ seen the elephant, and take place. It will be memorable and {n- teresting oceasion, and a vast concourse of Persons, ne doubt, will assemble to witness the remonies of day'—Charlotte (N. C.) lemocrat. COTTON GOING TO MEXICO. jun baton srespeaning Shoeage tat Sy gene ales are city 7 daily for Mexico. ‘ To bring the war toa conelusion, and to give tatiefectio to epee we re- Spectfully suggest that all Generals now in the field &t once, and that their places be given to the editors of the Richmond papers and of the Memphis Argus.—Charleston Courier. 2 The Nashville Union of Saturday says that roceedings under the confiscation act have heard the lion roar, have enced the taken against the of the Hon. pressure of bard times, and suffered the anxie- | John Oatrea, Sonik abet and against ties of uncertainty, and the natural vicissitade Andy Johnson for about 5 ia of such @ et: has at length turned the - side of the war up at our own door. @ very greatly fear that many of our good people who have been jog-trotting along their presperous ine are sorely puszled and per- plexed at this state of things, and are but illy pone to face themumo. To all such weak- need and supp! inted there can be but one argument add Weare into the war— no matter how we got into it—and the surest way to get out fs by cannon, sword and rifle. And to those who, in the trepidation which seizes the tame-spirited, imagine that there is & probability or possibility of the enemy plant- ing its impious standard—(a standard which once claimed the homags of all of us, »but whose very folds are now blackened by the hideous atmosphere of tyranny, infidelity and crime)—if there are those who dream that the banner staffof the enemy will be driven fur- ther itite the soll of Tennessee than in that of Eastern Virginia. we have only to say—peace to such miserable delusions. There is_ po question in our mind of the re- sult which this winter campaign will close if Wo are true to ourselves. Now isthe time for ction. Let no man think to escape the re- sponsibility which has been imposed by the great, good God on every man, on all men here in the straggling South. Let no man console himself with the heartless sophistry that he can live under any government. Such a spirit is ft for slaves, not for the beaven-sent im- pulse of freemen. No southere man of an up- right, independent, wanly nature can ever live under the Lincoln despotism. The craven who contents himself with skulking. like a pi with bis nose in the gutter, instead of breath: ing the air ef God's blue welkin, might man page exist, and to fish out of the missma of bis own degradation a disgusting subsidy, like the rag-pickers who Glob « livelihood from the gy ae ene of life. » writer of this paragraph knows thing about Northern vemos Northern tyran- ny, Northern illiberality, Northern ‘ion, jealousy and hatred. The decree of a seps- rate existence hes gone forth, and it should now be the Sarseg wenive of every true map to be driven from face of the earth, to die and rot, rather than yield his home to devas- tation, his household gods to destruction, and the whole fatare of his life and the life of his country to insult, soorm and disgrace. Now is the moment for action. Wecan almost feel the salphurous breath of the eneuy tainting our pare at ere. We can almost hear the hiss with which he is preparing for the death-stroke. We can almost see cruel, Dlood-shot eyes glittering savagely over our ramperts. Let ee for an instant. The crisis is at band. ithin fortydays we shall know all. The Leff Crop. This very valuable crop is too often entirely overlooked. Multitudes of farmers have yet to gather their first leaf of harvest. Garden- ers very generally appreciate the value of this article; and, where it is accessible, it enters inte their most valuable composts. Chemical analysis shows that the leaves of plants are tich in fertilizing matter. much richer than the wood. Eleven percent. of the leaves of the elm are ashes, while the wood only gives two percent. Other trees show still greater difference. The constant growth of forest, even upon poor land, is doubtless ovine, to the annual deposit of leaves upon the surface of the earth, these having drawn fertilizing mat- ter from the surface where ic ailable. Every one has noticed the rank wih of grass where the lesves have been burned or allowed to decay. Nothing is better for the sty or stables than a good leaf bed. The time of rastling leaves has come in the garden, upon the lawn, in the orchard, and in the forest.— American Agricu/lturist. B R Sugar. John H. Klippart writes to the Ohio Farmer that Prof. F A: Mot, of Columbus, has suc- ceeded in the manufacture of sugar from the beet. From a computation based upon his experiment, six and a half tons of sugar can be proviuced per acre. or 6,000 lbs. of sugar and €°0 gallons of syrup. Kating the sugar at six cents ed pound, and the syrup at forty cents ner gallon. the product per acre is $600. Prof. Mot bas ordered from France sugar-beet root seed to plant ten acres next spring, and is preparing machinery to manufacture it. PA cee Let The A my Worm. J.W Brown. of Coles county, Ml., says, in the Prairie Farmer :—‘-I have been a resident of this part of the country for n seven years. The pny worms their »ppearance here frequently, and until we took to turning our hogs upon our grass, did us much damage. I saved my meadows last eammer by turning my bogs on them as soon 88 the worms made their appearance.” Tanning Sheep-Skins with the W on. Another correspendent of the same gives the following directions: ‘Take one tablespoonfal of alum and two of saltpetre; pulverize well, and mix tegetber thoroughly. Sprinkle this powder upon the flesh side of the skin and fold together with the wool out; hang up in acool place. In two of three days, as soon as dry, take down and scrape the flesh side with a blunt-edged knife till clean. This completes the process. Such skins make ex- celleat saddle covers.”’ RUNTEE vs. DAVIS. [Prom the Richmond (Va_) Examiner, Jan. 20.} As the day of election approaches, that po- litieal faction whose bo Save the Good Timber. “H. T. B.’’in the Rural New Yorker, that his father, ‘a thoughtful, prudent Con- necticut Yankee,” often said to him. “ pick good trees, have them sawed or split r shape, and whenever you break a tongue, an azletree, or a spoke, take along to the shop yourown timber that you know is right, and be sure that they put itin your job.” tis a capital plan to save ali the ES timber, for it one too plenty at the t. And with the material on hand, a farm-shop, and a little skill, you need not go to the me- says Confederacy at some future time unknown, evinces ptoms of desperation. They be- siege the logislatare, lay violent hands on the weak-minded members, make requests un- known in Virginia manners, enforced by ar- ments yet, happily, new to the Virginia fog tare. jatare. hat may be called the plan of Peter Funk —of pretended public meetings at the County | chanic for a new bolster, ton; » reach or Courts of caer i with strings of resolutions | almost any part of a broken implement. lnstracting members to effect the separation of — our Presidential Secretary from the unpopular administration of Mr. Davis—has utterly and notoriously failed. No such resolutions could be passed in any open meeting in the State of Virgins. Yet the clique which urges the Le- gislature to & fatal act do not hesitate still to talk of the vengeance of the people on those who will not obey Hunter. Cotton in Illinois. The Chicago Tribune says those conversant withthe matter, assert that in all parts of this State south of 40 deg. of latitude the cotton plant will flourish, and is as certain of a good crop as cornor wheat. A field of ten acres, in Christian county, planted amonth too late, yielded three hundred pounds per acre, and the owner will Mr. Hunter never had any personal ant next year two thousand acres. F. perabes ge - hbo apna Piapetree at treaty trea years it has not failed in that su, from once, tl adventitious oi which have ebat tkae. one oven nd wit: Rare! Syst ceased to exist, and which, in the nature of thi oan never exist again n e no longer belong to the southern of the Union, but are altogether in an inde- —— confederacy. No man here is suf- ciently shameless as to take any other than one view. There is no longer a great fight in the Senate between Virginia and New Eng- land, in which Mr. Hunter, Virginia’s repre- sentative by law, participates. The patriotic obligations to obey bim on that ground exist pv longer. He a vs vowenel pene now, and bis party-is only the clique that cre- aed him by the aid of + bandon who havo “thared the power with the tide of national af- fairs which rolled to their feet. That smali ization consists of about fifty individuals, Ressiay Discipiine.—Having found a Ger- man friend in the head physician of the mil- itary hospital at Riga. I accompanied him one morning on his visit thither. On the way he told me how difficult it was to elicit from the men the real seat of their complaints, as every ailing in the upper part of the body, whether in the head, back, or stomach, they call pain ig the heart; and those in the lower part of the body. pain in the leg. Having arrived at the bospit«l, all patients that were able to do 50, arrayed themselves in s row, dumb and stiff, as ifon military parade. “How do you feel to-day, old man?’’ asked the dostor of the first. “My rt pains,’’ was the expected, timid reply. « ‘ongue out,”” ssid the doctor, and out it was. Turning to the next, the same question, same answer, and same tongue operation. More than thirty in person or by proxy; and the only prineiplesior aim that they seem to have since the tion of the | the row underwent the same medical ui- Union is the of wore ‘power. In ties and process." I was about leavii pa es harmeny with all-their latter Bistory, they | my friend told me to look around. ate have issued orders to the jature of Vir- 'o my utter astonishment I saw the whole ginia that it shaldeprive the State of the Vir- | igt stil! standing in military attitude, with inia risotpeso bp ‘tm the Cabinet; that it] their ton le out. We looked on for a il pa ‘that act in an ro decla- ite; bye yy londly gave the word, ration of war on Confederate Chief; that | <Ton, in,” all the articulating organs it shall give this su; illustration of slavish | vanished in an instant. ‘My risibte faculties —_— to Mr. ter simply because ‘he | were so excited by the ludicrous soene, that it wan was some moments after'we were in the open They still slumber in the blissful belief that |'street ere I could, ra reachin; ask Virginia, with everybody and everyt! in, | my friend kow be eoeae ply cee 2 ek on is wate preserve and farm infée ». | the poor fellows. . And it is Sow time to awaken them. ‘You must not judge,” said he, “by exoep- have been ed, but not submitted to, tions. I merely wanted to show you to what - reign iseuded. Another and | extent, the. blind spirit, of di ‘ine prevails’ , more earnest, better in- | among the Rassisn troops. Nor are the fel- ldws, said he, “worse for the joke; on the con- trary, they believe that tho cure is greatly phasoted by reeping the tonigue out sence of the doctor, the longer the better.’— Once @ Weed. & 8 14% “oteve it 2 mu, * TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY, 1862. LATER FROM EUROPE. (ST CSE Arrival ef the Steamer Europa. epee Comments of the English Prexs om the Settlement : of the Slidell Affair—The Covirse of the Wash- ington Governmint Strongly Applauded—The Times Opposes an Ovation to Mazen and Sii- REMOVAL. A. BININGER & CO. wave dell. Stic cipal Hativax, Jan. 26 —The steamer Europa, from REMOVED Liverpool on the 1ith , via Queenstown on the 12th inst., with three days later advices, arrived to bere last night. It was reported that notwithstanding the pacific Solutioa of the American question, warlike pre- parations continued at Woolwich, and that the Ne. 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, steamers Spartan and Ajax continued to take in Oprosize heavy stores for Halifax and Jamaica. WILLARDS’ HOTEL. Mr. Seward’s dispatch was considered in Cabi- net Council on the 9th. The Times understands thst an answer will be returned expressing gratification at the disavowal of Com. Wilkes’ act, end accepting the satisfac- tion rendered, and assuming that the precedent in the Trent case will rule the cave of the Eugenia Smith. Ast the general discussion of the law of neutrals, the Government will decline any an- swer until they bave had am opportunity of sub- mittlog the whole question to the law oificers of the Crown. There are propcsitions in this note which are not at all admissible; and after the de- livery ot the prisoners, these points may be prop- erly disc . The Post announces thata thorough understand- ing has been arrived at with the American Gev- ernment. Not only had they given the uired reparation, but in doing so Mr. Seward will have succeeded in impressing on the English Govern- ment the notion that they bave not only obtained present indemnity, but no small pledge of future security. The Daily News eulogizes the course of the Warhtngton government, and denounces the course of the fimes and Post. The Times basa stroug editorial article opposing the making of any ovation to Mason and Siideli, and says they are at most worthless booty,as it would be possible to extract from the jaws of the American eagie, having been long known as the pict sat habitual haters and revilers of Eng- rT We invite the attention of our friends and patrons to the Card below: No. 219 P.NnsYLvasia AvENvE, (opposite Willard’s Hotel,) The Subseribers, having opened a Branch Es- tablishment in this City a few months since, and feeling encouraged by the liberal patronage al- ready received from its friends and the lovers of pure and genuine WINES, LIQUORS, and other articles in their line, have determined upon a continuance and extension of their busi- ness. Their assortment embraces— FINE COGNAC BRANDIES (of varidus age, brands, and districts,) BOURBON AND SCOTCH WHISKIES, JAMAICA RUM, GINS, &c. Also, several valuable Tonics, Bitters, and Stomachi:s, which are remedies for bowel complaints, fever and ague, headact®, and the like. MADEIRA, SHERRY & PORT WINES, CLARETS, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE, AND GERMAN WINES. HAVANA SEGARS, Of all Varieties and Prices. FINE NAVY AND OTHER CHEWING BOBACCO. ALSO, PICKLES, SAUCES, CHEESE, PRESERVED MEATS AND FRUITS, SARDINES, VINEGARS, SWEET OIL, &., &c. - The Stock was particularly selected to suit the wants of Hotel-Keepers, Sutlers, Restaurateurs, &c. They are invited to visit the establishment, which is under the direction of Mr. Jos. P. Witson. Owing to the fact that they import most of the articles direct, and to thelr many business facili- thes, they areenabled to offer their stock Goods at very low prices. Your obedient servants, A. BININGER & CO., Importers of Foreign Wines, Liquors, $c. The Times ‘‘sincerely hopes that Englishmen will not give these fellows anything in the cari ad of an ovation. The civility due toa foe in dis- tress is alltheycan claim. England bas r-turned them good for evil, and even now, if they can, they will try to sane ber ina war with the North. Eogland would have done just as much to rescue two negroes. Let Mason and Slidell, therefore, pass quietly on their way, and have their say with anybody who they may have to Aisten to them.”* The other journals advise a similar course, and allude to Mason’s strony advocacy of the fugitive slave law to prejudice the public against bim. The Times denounces the stone blockade as a most atrocious crime. The U.S steamer Tuscarora and the private Nashville were still at Southampton he Tus- carora was at anchorage one mile from the dock, with her fires banked up, and ready to ship her anchors and start at a moment’s notice. She requ red coals, water and provisions on her val, which were belng supplied ber. Capt ven, on bisarrival, asked permission to fire 21 minute guns, in respect to Prince Albert; but the Qu-en having requ-sted that no guns should be fired in tre vicinity of Osborne, the courtesy, toough fully appreciated, could not be accepted The Nasbville continued at the dock. Tre gov- ernment had observed the strictest neutrality to- wards her, and nothing was permitted to be done ex ept what was necessary to make ber seaworthy. Neither powder, guns, nor munitions of war had teen put on board. Daring the night of the 9th, three armed men from the Tuscarora were discovered reconnoiter- ing the Nashville, and were ordered off by the dock superintendent. Fires were lighted on the Nashville on the I.th, and it was the impression that she was about to sail, but she made no move- ments. The Tuscarora was on the alert with ber steam up. tol gas feported that the Sumter hed left Cadiz ja litt New Yor anp WasmINoTon. for Southam pten; also that another eral vessel was ‘crumsiag in the channel, and might be ex- PASAFFINE pected at Southampton. {t is said that there is much satisfaction in offi- cial cireles at the settlement of the Trent affair. A rise of one per cent. took piece at the Paris Bourse on the reception of the news from America. The Moniteur denounces the stone blockade. A Cadiz telegram says the American Consul has received orders to protest against the admission of the Sumter at that port. [t was s2id that Spain would protect the prisoners brought thither by the Sumter. A violent shock of an earthquake had been felt at Dresden and Leipsic. No dz: e was done, es reported that the Dutch Ministry has re- 46 i¢ reported that Russia has sent an embar- Tassiog ultimatum to the Pope, that If he don’t condemn the conduct of the Polish clergy Russia will recognize the kingdom of Italy. The Journal of St. Petersburg publishes an article congratulating Secretary Seward on the uprightness and Intelligence of hia policy, and demanding that the Trent incident may become the starting point of negotiation for the recogni. tion by the great powers of the common princi- les upon the h pores of the rights of neutral ags. Toe article alsoexpects Euyland to give the werld solemn yuarrantee for the future by submitting a convention which, by insuring nni- versal for tbe rights of neutrals, would contribute to the maintenance of peace and mark the progress of civilization. CANDLES! MEUCCrS PATENT PARAFFINE CANDLES! Manufactured by the New Yorx Pazarrine Canpiz Co, For sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by the Manufacturers’ Agents, JOHNSON & NAGLE, 269 Penn. avenuc, Washington, D.C. ja@ 10 Royal, nesr Kire st., Alexandys, va. Dayton’s Bakery. Rou NEW YORK. BRANCH, No. 456 Eleventh st., between G and H, WASHINGTON, D.C. COMMERCIAL. DAYTON’S PIC NIC & OYSTER CRACKERS, Livzrroot, Jan. 11 —Cotton has advanced Xx “ SPONGE BUTTER CRACKERS, told,and the market is excited. Sales of the “ BOSTON CRACKERS, ‘week 168,000 bales, of which 90.000 bales were “ WATER CRACKERS, taken by speculators and 20,000 by exporters. Pe SODA CRACKERS On Friday 12 000 bales were sold, the market a KE 8, closing firm. On Saturday 3,000 bales were sold GRAHAM CRACKERS, the market, qjosing quiet aad prices nachanged * LEMON BIScUI s&s. jour eclined 6c.; wheat 3 to 4d, and corn iM 1s to Is 6d lower. 2 bd Celebrated MINCE PIES. Beef and pork are drooping. Bacon has a de- clining tendency; sales new at 4143s. Lard bas declined lads. Tallow is lower. Sugar is firmer. Coffee is quiet. Rice is steady. Hotel-keepers, Heads of Families, and tiutlers are invited to try our excellent MINCE PILES, TESTIMONIAL. Resi paventing | 7s at 1386dal4s. Spirits Camp Scort, Sept, 9. 1961. acpane ine buoyant al i Mx. Darton—Sir: All of us, both officers and ‘onsols closed at 934893%. American securi- froel: fe tips are dull bat uncheaged™ Privates, hove ate freely of Seer Blas. f.e0a;e00 scieutiously state that no man ison the sick list from partaking’of them. To tell the truth, we are heart-sick because we can’t get enough of them, They are the only resi luxury we have had since welefthome. W.F. Drwmine, M.D., Surgeon, {1 Discount to the Trade. J, L. DAYTON, jall-Im 456 Eleventh st., Washington, D.C. RENAUDIN BOLLINGER & CO'S Running the Bicckade. New Yoarx, Jan ‘The steamer Karnack, ings Toe seemer eta ftteriy the Oat, . est er rer] rolin arrived at Nessay on the 18th from Charlestos’ with three hundred bales of cotton, and eight Penne U8. pee Flambeau sailed from Nas- sau on the 19th. AF ‘Steamer was at Berry Island waiti: the ofa schooner from Nami whies| C2 ADEA GIN Ed. ee LEFMAN, KIEFER & THOMASS, } Destructive Fire im New York. SOLE AGENTS whence ae 26 yy e vray for the at of - . fal . Dornt lastnight, faeshving Sheet or $300,000, UNITED STATES AND CANADA. nsu \° The Fulton Bank, corner of Fulton and Pearl ia 4-lm iii gaasianaaage, New York. S¢reednues ineseter, Loss probably baifs mi | NEW CLOAK, Hon dollars, doubtless teense. 7 N y ! —— Bu-ning of a Hospital Building. New Youx, Jan.25.—One of the hospits! build- | s0/¢_ setome! ings at the quarantine was burnt this morning. |. “ LOVELL, COLLES & co., |. WHOLESALE GROCERs, _ 86 Front Street, New York, and 316 E Street, Washington, D. C. 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R! iheve now enkes aiarge stock of all the most je: Watches, om ooling 5 ee very lowest that «: aad reliable re forded every enqriphon, of fire bs ELRY on band;all new CY pa Hy as soon as manufactured, and offered at lowest Silver ware manufsotured in my own —— ITARY GOODS oe . Ui Es. ekoues. SWwIss i evolvers, Swords, Sash: ts, wie Knives, Pocket Om pt wes. hen ko, Also strong Eiies sata aad orsampetal Taig Fonaey cata L aveuue nosh tf . A. bo" 5 rush tor GREAT. PB ey enn gettnc a | 7th street, to stock of Clothi sngt Teoeived At BMITH°H, No. 400 7th street: it im (ikep. . ‘HL NoW—dS-~tERIO. ULLED Sesh ae ce ane to sapply Washingto: te me ea aa ol sk of his fronds, and the pablis ‘at latgey 10 give itatrial. Also, Pop ce m, plain ave magared. Pa. avenue, between 18th ina te |. B.—Msnafactu: arbie Manties, Monu- movte Tanie Tene be, large assortment a'waye on hand. oe 19-8m EAVY WOOL is 8H ATs AND vee peek ier my, eek "petwers and Pa . be pery room street, ded Mhand ith oe LL KINDS OF CY GROCER: AND sbeebs? td wrote de4 Stawtf °a Pa, svenus, pea: 6th st Just REC! Jisugener GL ave, WigSkY, tm tee ties besigp! 38, Bane wearine, Hanh py ANBe ital SI-All sorts, r ies gentiomen—just for Christmas te. At TH NS, cia tates Soo ee Ee ~+—+-- 81 ween EO do c other of Ladies and Misses” eps Jja7 eo Penn. avenue, between BER ASEERTION. y ‘OngaNic WEAKN ERE E> Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and Invigorate the which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU tnvaria iy dose 4 TRIAL WILL CONVINCE TEE MOST SKEPTICAL. FEMALES— FEMALES— FEMALES, OLD REN TEMPLATING MARRIAGE,” In Many Affections Peculiar to Frevales Pushes. Suppressor. of € Tis. er moidert te the sex, STE SYMPTOMS ABOVE. the Extract Bucho is anequailed by any other rem- vations. Uloerated or Schirrous state er ndiseretion, Habits of Dissipation. or in NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT rm. i Chior or Ketention, ay Tus, L. poorrhes or Whates, Sterility, DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE! Take no mors Balsam, or Unpieasoas ee HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU cURES SECRET DISEASES Dist; No lnconventanse bzposws. tt causes a frequ-mt deaire 80d gives strength to rinate, thereby Remuving t-bete Ri the + rAllayiog cqinead eflammaticn af froyuontn gna le Sr eee, eae ope THOUSANDs UPON THOUSANDS WHO HAVE ng to ad VICTIMS OF Sees QUACES. STi fer nag ance ash » nave for s, py i up in the sistem, outinanag grevated form, sud PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE, of REEL uso. Bx CF BUCES URINARY ORGANS, whether existing in MALE OR FEMALE, frem whatever cause originating and no matter of HOW LONG STANDING. cforms | Diseases of these Organs require the aid of « Dr wRETIC. yc. | HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU 18 THE GREAT DIURETIC, ade EVIDERCE OF THE MOST RESPONSIBLE AED BE LIAELE CEARACTER willfacoompany the medicines. CRTC AEE TET y “PHYSICIANS” PLEASE “NOTICE” ‘WE Maks “NO SEORET” OF “INGREDIERTS.”” HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU BINT Pectadse by 0 competent Uracice” PREPARED IN Vacuo, BY H. fT. HELMBOLD, Practical snd feing du being duly sworn, Gage, but are purely Sworn and subseribed ser — oe -HYSICIANS IN Price $1 per bettie, er six for 84, cL tegred tt Bay attrem, sseureiy packed, trom