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Qua Established Passage 01liee, sa PearI s
SAMUEL THOMSON " NEPHEW, Agent for The .'Blac
- y ~ p,tkefa ,--- ~ ~ ~ Y
LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK.

The subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have added several splendid
ships their line of packets between this port and Liver
pool which has been svoraby known and extensively
hesation IN ASSURING those who mny wish make
gagements for the passage of their friends from England
Scotland, or Ireland that they will find their ships inferior
to noIe in point Of comfort convenience and safety
which ssi mil from Liverpool every ok days Throughout
grants NJ the port Of embarkation impossible. .7
free passage per steamer from the various Irish and
Scotch ports with breadstus and hospital money paid may
be secured all Of the lowest rates and when those settled
for decline coming out the full amount paid will be prompt
y refunded as usual. For further particulars apply TO
SAMUEL. THOMPSON 81 NEPHEW, 275 Pearl At. u
Orto e. GRlMSHAW d. co, 10 Goree Piazzas Liverpool
Drafts on exchange payable al sight also furnished
for any amount on X O. Glyn Co., Bankers London; o.
Grmshaw Co, Liverpool the National bank of Ireland
National Bank OF Scotland, and Northern Banking Compa
ny, Apply as above. oc1l-dly
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WASHINGTON TO BALTIMORE.

A.EaU> The Steamer OSCEOLA having been nut in
complete order will, Sunday the Iih July
commence plying regularly between the above places leav
Ing the lower end Of Frederick street dock Baltimore erery
Tuesday al o'clock, p M Returning will leave Wash
ington epery Sunday al O'Clock, A. M
She will stop regularly, ., ing and returning, at
Cone River, Va, Leonar,ltown, Md,
Currioman Va, Port Tobacco. NIL
and will touch the following landings for signals or TO
land, viz:
Point Look Out Hackstone,s
Piney Point Pope's Greek
Nanemoi, Sandy Point,
Chapman's Md, Bluff Point,
Qmntico, Va, Boyds Hole
FOR NORFOLK.
The oSCEOLA will leave WASHINGTON every Thurs
day, at 3 o'clock, A. M, for NORFOLK, Returning, will
leave Norfolk every Friday o'clock p NJ Passage and
fare s5 90. JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
oct 8--tjan' *, tg, 49, M,
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WASHINGTON CITY O. TUESDAY AFTERNOON DECEMBER 4 s47
NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK ETs.

N-@S'v A<AfsA1 VT Ia 11EtFOOL FACA hIFS
WILL sail from New York on the 2Jth and from Liver
w pool on the llh Of each month.
FROM NEW YORK.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt q. u. Cornish, Goth JAM
Ship GARRICK, Capt b. J. II. Trask. 2Gth Feb
SLIP ROSCIlIS, Capt ASH Edriige, 26ll March.
shiESiDDONS, Edward d. Cobb 10th April
FROM LIVERPOOL
ship GARRICk, Capt b. j. II. Trask lIth Dec
ship ROSClUS Capt. Asa Eldridge llth jan
SHIP SIDDoNS, Capt, f. y. Cobb, ilih FEB
snip SHERIDAN, Capt. g. u. Cornish, 26li Jan.
These ships are all OF the first class upward OF 100 tons
bui IN The city OF New York. with such improvements ~
combine great speed with unusual comfort passengers
Every care has been taken in the ARRANGEMENT their nc
commodailons The price OF passage hence Is SIS, for
which ample stores viii be provided These ships arr
commanded by experienced masters who will make every
exertlln 10 give general satisfaction. a :
Neither captains nor owners Of these ships will be re-
onsbe for any letters parcels pac kages sent by them
unless a, REGULAR bills Of adns are signed therefor
For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 80 S,nitli st., New York or Ia
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 4 CO., Liverpool
Leuere by the packet ships will be charged twelve and
papers one cent each. 4 53t 5,tEI X 77'lI T4fI
EDWARD "a K COLLINS respectfully requests HE pub
fishers OF newspapers 10 discontinue al advertisements moi
~ ihe name OF their Liverpool packets, viz. The I,oscs
Siddons, Sheridan and Gafrick = IN
To prevent disappointment notice IL hereby given thu
contracts Tor passage can only be made with them
octll-diy. sI9N NJ T.t"ttlt 'I5T-s Is
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Merchants Exchange Hotel,

V,IIE subscriber will open the LIST Of September next
the Merchants Exchange Hoie located In State street
and In the immediate vicinity OF the Banks the Posi- OF
fee and the Exchange and hopes by the srctes attention
to the wants and comforts Of his guests 70 merit good
share Of the public patronage. The house has one hun
bred rooms has been thoroughly renovated and repair
ed and the undersigned feels confident that he Is pre-
any Hotel in the city The bedding and furniture generally
has been repenshed and the appointments and convent.
, ~ D ,, ~ ~ " nve y ~, i!s knu ny
subscriber hopes TO merit his share Of the public favor
patronage.
Transient Boarlers One Dollar pcr day.
oct 8 ly' HENRY DOOLEY
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JACOB HARVEY, Charm SAMUELS. ROWLAND,
JOHN J. PAfsfEn DOMAIN A. Wonrq,n
JoSA GOODBYE, SAMUEL M. Fox, u v
JAMES HOFFMAN, WM NAN Hook,
GEORGE BARCLAY, 4. EDw. HADIcHr. ".
THE FOLLOWING ARE AMONG TIE ADVANTAGES
i OFFERED ny THIS INSTITUTION ---'lhs guarantee
Of large capital, in addition 10 the accumulation 81 pre-
The peculiar benefits secured TO the assured by the prn
cipe Of the Loan Department.
parties INSURED for irhoe term V W., at rins additional
charge. I'd
Persons insured for life, Al borrow half amount
of annual premium and claim the same privilege for five
successive years. on their own note and deposit OF policy
Part OF the Capital s permanently invested in the United
States In the OF three OF the Local Directors Trus
teesayaube always to the assured IN cases OF disputed
Thrty DAYS allowed aer eaeh payment Or premium be-
comes due, without forfeiture Of policy. z,
No charge for stamp duty or for Medical Examination
The Society being founded on the Mutual and Joint Stock
principle, parties may participate " the profits othe So
cety twohds OF which are annually divided among those
assured for fe On The participation 4. scale Ill.
Et- The Baltimore Branch Of the United States Local
Board will the First Monday Of every month at the
Office OF the Chairman, the transaction Of business
10 The Medical Examiners will meet daily at Al Lex
ington street ut o'clock p. NJ, to receive applicants
Pamphlets, explanatory Of Life Insurance. and the pecu
liar system of this Institution blank forms OF application
DC, obtained ut the AGENTS office, German street
United States Local Directors Of Baltimore
JONATHAN MEREDrTH Esq, Charm
SAMUEL HOFFMAN, Esq
S. IL McCULLoH, Esq, M. d.
]. MEREDITH, Esq, Sin,iirg Counsel.
J. MASON CAMPBELL, ESQ, Solicitor.
Medical Examiners,
T. II. BUCKLER, Al Lexington street.
S. r. TILGHMAN, 46 St. Paul street
DONALD ss MeiEyAIN, German street.
THoS II. WILLIAMS. ),
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Laboratory or Thomsonian Botanic Mcdi-
Al4ff MA 4i3s cincs. ifssg Ff It lS = -

LhbOrat0ry OF ThOmsohInM HOtaniC Medi-
Al4ff MA 4i3s cincs. ifssg Ff It lS = -
[lPiM LARRABEE, No 20 South Calvert st.. Baltimore
" has always on hand the largest and complete as
sortnent OF pure Botanic lies in the United States
prepared under his special his Laboratory
the hrs erected in the United States special
Of preparing INomsonian B0fac Medicines All oil the
puverized and compounded articles are put mp in quarter
and half pound packages, and neatly labelled with drec
tons suitable for retailing, and upon bette than the
articles be had for in The United States Every
article In his line Is warranted genuine public rely
upon this 'Jt& si7t{ 9'sf4 tes ~ EfsAyi9I !.
HS- liberal discount made to country merchants who
particularly requested to call and exan quality &C..
before purchasing. III st str - sff t :,
To- The various Treatises, embracing the most reputed
authors, upon the Thomsonian Botanic System OF Medi
cine may also be had al his csblishmeni BY the quantity
or single copy OCT B.
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TIN WAREl TIN WARE!!
YER Y IMP ORTANT NOTICE TO COJN7R,

MERCHANTS. 0
TUE subscriber would respectfully invite the attention Of
Merchants visiting this city, for the purpose OF selecting
stock Of goods for the Winter sales, 10 his extern
sye stock Of TIN, Japanned Sheet Iron and britannia
featured in his own establishments and by the best workmen
In the city all OF which s offered extremely low prices
Purchasers from the different States will find Il greatly to
their advantage to call at this establishments where they
will find every variety OF Tin Ware, at prices that will not
full please Goods will be carefully packed and sent to
any part Of the city free Of charge. ~
ALFRED H. REP,
oct Sly. No. 1876, Baltic st., above the Globe Inn.
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.'sIO 9TH AND READY" PAINT SHOP.
Thankful for small Jobs and grateful for
large ones.

SSa w. BERON, Painter, Pa. av., bet 9th and 10Th
H street, south side, begs leave to inform the public
that he sprepared g execute the Painting Bust.
Baners 1rmsparencies, Fire Screens GTGining Paper
Harnishing and Glazing; which VIII be attended to in
share Of public patronage and hopes by good
work. close attention TO business and reasonable charges
He confident that he work prices low enough 10
make II to the interest Of all to give him call
N. b. am prepared TO execute all kinds Of plain and
ornamen sd Japannng Bronzng and Gliding, both In
wood metal; also, that beautiful finish, the WHITE
POLISH w. BERON.
octS linn 1Hlt @
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MI OF English
I'LL and American STEEL PENS O. PEN HOLDERS,
l2s William street. between Fulton and John SITS, n York.
respectfully invites the attention OF the public his Justly
celebrated Bank, Commercial and Original Pens, which are
used BY The principal houses in the city, who have found
them the best Pen ever used. Also Ornamental Pens for
various writings, which both durable and elastic and
preferable TO the Gold Pen possessing the
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FOR PHILADELPHIA

! d Il d ~. . 4
THE CAMDFN AND AMBOY RAIL ROAD LINE FOR
PHILADELPHIA AND INTERMEDIATES PLACES, will
leave Pier No q N r., foot Of Battery Prces, by Steam.
boat JOHN POTTER for South Amboy, every day (Sun.
day exceptedD atsix o'clock. $4,000
Passengers will TAKE the cars from South Amboy
den and arrive in Philadelphia, about II l2 o'clock
Fare 10 Philadelphia o. for forward deck passengers
Philadelphia, $50 Emigrant and Transportation Line every
day. by Steamboat Transport, at ~ O'Clock r. NJ, fare
s2l Freehold and Monmouth, ya Stages from IIightsown
and Vests Turnout; from New York TO Freehold BY Vests
TURNOUT 81 IL from New York 10 Freehold by Higtstown,
80 70 Spotswood and VESTS rs cents; South Amboy rs
CENTS Perth Amboy, IL liz cents. ~
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO PHILADELPHIA.
For the accommodation Of those persons wishing spend
part OF the day In Philadelphia, either business or plea
sure, Excursion tickets will be furnished, emitting the pas
sengers TO return by the Mail Line Ut IL O'Clock r.
the same day, or at O'Clock the next morning. s Y
Tickets for the Excursion IS, be Ind the Office No
West Street. or on board the boat DF3
Fifty pounds Of baggage will be allowed each passen
ger IN this line, and gers expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage but their wearing apparel
which will be at the risk Of It's owner,
octS-dly ss l. BLISS Agent T
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NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS

These substantial fast sailing first class ships all built in
the city OF New York. are commanded by men of exe-
Renee and ability, and will be despatched punctualy on
the 2lst of each MONTH @a8 -ff8
Their cabins are elegant and commodious and are fur
nisied with whatever conducc to the and comfort
Of passengers. JEtt ss 5
Neither the captains owners OF those ships will be re-
sponsibe for any parcels packages sent by cm unless
regular bills Of lading are Signed therefor. -...
For freight or passage apply to
r. WOODRUFF a. MINTURNNS, Fl
g,i s3 81 South street, New York.
or to FIELDEN, BRoTiiERS& Co,
oct Idly VI * n ga3l Sl4t Liverpool.
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q UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
LACULTY or SESSION OF si7-'s,--Tle
Lectures will commence Monday, 18th October and
continue until the first Of March ensuing
Obstetre Surgery and Medical Jurisprudence, -----.
Therapeutics, Masria Mtdica, and Hygiene, SAMUEL
CnEw, M. d.
Anatomy anil Physiology, JOSEPH Rory, NJ d.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, WILLIAM PowRR, NJ
ID. ~ s aila ~ s{F lt
Chemistry and Pharmacy, WILLIAM f. A. AIKEN, NJ. D,
Ii. ID.
Surgery, NATHAN SAITH, M. ID. ~
Demonstration Of Anatomy, GEORGE MITENpRugR, M. d.
Instruction IN Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
every day at the Baltimore nfrmary, opposite the Medical
College The rooms for practical anatomy will be opened
October LIST under the charge Of the Fees
for the entire course 800
Comfortable board may be obtained in the vicinity OF the
Medical College for s2.5l TO ESQ vF
isr WILLIAM T.. A. AIKEN,
oct IDLY Dean Of the Faculty.
The vacancy In the Obsterca department will be filed
before the commencement Of the sc ssion l& glt
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RICH g. LOUTREL,

RICH d LOUTREL,
IMPORTERS
FRENCH AND ENGLISH FANCY AND
STAPLE STATIONERY
MANUFACTURERS
PREMIUM MANIFOLD WRITER'S, AC-
COUNT hooks, GOLD PENS, EX-
CELSIOR INKS COP YING
~ PRESSES, DC, dc.
.#t 81 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YoRK.
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OCTOBER REPORT,

THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
i COIIPdNY(No IL, Wall street. New York issued
during the month Of October 1917, hundred forty
two new policies, viz: -. --.-- -.-.-EL
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Also hand extensive Of Pens of various
makers which NJ r. offers for sale very low prices For
sale by G. r. Nesbit ii. Cogswell, Messrs. Wheeler d
Wood Bowen Il Co., Lambert & Lane, d. Felt in Wall
street, and by all the Sationers in the city oct lily
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
70, CORNIIlLL, LONDON, AND "a, WALL STREET
NEW YORK. lfN y
CAPITAL, f5O0,Oo0 STERLING, &


Empowered by Act u Parliament, Wet Royal Assent
s July n, 1881.
"a Sapings Bank for The Orphan and ne Widor"
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Now Exhibiting ut No. l0l Nassau street, NJ Y
BefireeH Fhtol q Ann sts. aerf 10 ks Herald alice
on nm ACKERMAN'S CARVED LETTERS for
0U,uUU SIGNS can be had at the following prices: I'm.
proved Carved Letters gilt with extra deep gold leaf war.
ranted not TO fade, at 10 cents an inch n 65T
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A prospectus to be had
principles, operations, and
;ng also the great success o
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corner Of 9 and 4l.2 streets.
Of the Agent, setting forth the
benefit OF life insurance show.
I the Company. nov l0--ff
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New policies issued In October, ~. /. IA:
ROBERT l.. PATTERSON, President.
BENJAMIN c, MILLER, Secretary.
j. c. LEWIS, Agent, Washington, 7ih street.
HARVEY LINDSEY, NJ b, Physician, ''S' o"''s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-30
DIED:

In this City. on the 18th inst SARAH X. BACON, wife
OF Charles 2. Marks. sged 20 years
Her remains will be taken to New Haven for nternent
On sunday 2sih inst CATHERINE, daughter of VIM.
Devins, In the 18th year of her age
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are re-
spectfully invited attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her father No FrsnkfoEst on Tuesday Goth
inst at half past o'clock
On Second day. 29th inst. ISAAC T. HOPPER GIB-
BONs, infant OF James $. and Abigail II. Gibbons In
the 9th year Of his age.
The funeral will take place at o'clock p NJ on
Fourth day 3lst inst from No. - Pourteenh-st near
Tenth.avenue without farther notice.
On Monday 29th inst Mrs. SARAH CURTIS In the
10th year OF her age.
Her friends, and those OF her sons William H. and
George A. Curtis and of her sonsnlaw Peter Ander-
SOD Philitus H. Holt and Henry Mixer are invited to
attend her funeral Wednesday 3lst inst al o'clock
81 from the house Of the latter No p North Moore.st
In Brooklyn the morning Of the 10Th inst Mr. Ma.
THANIEL NORTON, Flour Merchant In the 3gth year
OF bis age.
Funeral will take place from his late residence In
WsTenEt between Henry and Clinton ga. on Wednes.
day at o'clock P. NJ
Suddenly, at Davenport Delaware Co. on Saturday.
eoth inst BENJAMIN PARKER, aged 60 years and 5
months.
On First day morning 2sth inst Of Inflammation OF
the lungs, HENRY MuNSELL DAVIS. aged II months
only child Of David H. and Susan NJ Davis.
The frien Is Of his family and of his grand father,
lchAbod Price, invited without farther invation
70 attend the funeral from the resdence of bis parents
No 557 Housonst Third day afternoon at o'clock.
A. Crystal Lake, Meienry Co. Insis, March T. 1871,
DAVID WOODRUFF, aged Is years formerly OF brids'
hsmton. Long Island,
"a sas H~bOr papers please copy.
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Law Courts.

CoCRr or COMMON PLEAs-Beiore Judge insraham
-IigRRak Horton VS.. jams Pdlma.-Mrs H. In January
l5i6 was crossing the Bowery at stantonst and bad
reached within step OF the curbstone when she ives
knocked down by horse and sleigh driven By Mr. Pal
mer who was accompanied by two ladies The horse
going at rapid rate at the time and Mr. P WA en-
gagged 1t said in conversng with and looking At the
ladies' instead OF attending TO his horse Mrs II was
much injured two of her ribs being broken face cut
sc. and she was sick two three months. Action 70
brought for damages II was said on the trial. that Mr.
P. Is partner with his father who IL butcher In the
market, and possessed OF considerable propery-but
this denied. The Jury gave verdict in favor Of
plaintiff for sJooFor pitt Mr.. Alfred Waite For deit
Mr.. Nmms
Before Judge Daly-J0seph MeKecn and jones w.
GiHsspe Vs. Jonathan W. Mule. Action OF trespass.
which tried before for taking and selling bar.
and other furniture In Henry ct. Oliver plain.
ts claiming right TO it under previous levy. For de-
fence il alleged that the plaintiffs had lost thef
right, the officer swearing the Appraisers on an old
directory instead OF the Bible &C. Verdict for plaintiffs
S303 50.-For plaintiffs. Mr.. Mcheon and Mr. Brady
for defendant Messrs. Berger Palmer and Mr. Blunt
u 8. MAnsHAL's OFPIcE.-Prancis Gardiner mata Of
the bark Falmouth, arrested complaint OF Martin
Peters of the charging him with assault &C.
at Havana on the l7th Feb.
John B. Woods charged as already stated with coun'
erfeitng CON- handed over, Cor trial TO the U. B.
authorities.
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markets-Caytf4lly reported for III. Tribune.

MONDAY, March 20.
AsHESAThere quiet market the stock being light
The quotations are without change. Pots, 5It and
Pearls 25.
COTTON-The sales to-day have been limited to 800
bales without change in prices. Spnners the only
purchasers present and holders seem perfectly willing
wait the moving Of the waters Freights 10 Liver
pool entirely nominal
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tnere Is change notice in
prices. On the spot about 1900 bbs sold, includ
Ing 500 bbs mixed Michigan at 81 and 500 do pure Gen.
esee at le4 To arrive there 10 good demand az I'd
l2i in May but receivers being firm at - the trans.
actions moderate We hear of sale of 900 bbls
at rs. In Southern there Is ees doing but prices
drm the sales reach about 1900 bbs Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Georgetown at ff66 80 for common
brands and IS for fancy Corn Meal is steady
with good inquiry at IS The sales are $500 bbls
Jersey and Brsndywine at 1901 o7i Rye Flour Is
62t and quiet
GRAIN-There is a fair inquiry for Wheat but the
quantity offering Is very moderate Prices are firm. A
sale of 1000 bush Pennsylvania red was made at 0 and
500 do red Jersey about the figure Corn very
firm and there s much less quantity Offering both on the
spot and 10 arrive. The parcels to arrive held az
higher rates. The transactions reach 81 to 10000 bush
including $500 bush Southern White al about e74 $500
do Northern at &C. and 50C0O bush Southern and North
ern Yellow at 1896; some sales Of Southern having
been made at the higher rate There also sales
l2O00 to $1,000 bush to arrive May at 80 cents Some
other considerable transactions made in Corn and
Wheat but the particulars were kept entirely private
Rye Is nominally go cts Barley wanted on the spot
Oats 4l945 for Riyer-4lGi3 for Jersey with good
inquiry. Sales 800 5000 bush Southern at ~ cts.
WHIsKY-The supply Is very small OF bbs ana the
market nomnaly p cts. Drudge Is nominsy = cen~'
with small sales
LIME-Eas,ern has advanced to 81 per Dbl with sales
GROCERIE5-There Is but little doing and prices are
before noticed Sale of cargo oil Ms'anzas Molasses
st 2ic, time.
RlCE-A small parcel of very prime sold At IS y ewL
BOyE-saies Is OoOD North az 81 cts cash, for
export. The large saea last week we understand TO
olI-,,hale Is quiet and the supply moderate. Amer
lean Luseed soc bat reported large sales of
English 20 arrive have been made considerable
daetion from that figure.
sALT-A parcel Of 1000 bush Turks Illand sold q.
Csc cash.
PROVlSlONS-TheEe Is better feeling In Old Pork
bas there are no important transactions TO notice The
market Il nominany sl2 and ga. sale VI 30 bbls
new Mess was made at els. For Beef the market ID
steady sales 300 bbls City Meas at s2 There Is fair
demand for Lard with sales i0oor 500 bbs 81 l0c
eordins TO quality sale Of toeooib Bscon, Cordukes