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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ERICSSON.
Four Days Later from Europe.


NEW YORK, June 10h-The steamer Ericsson ar
rveo mere TINS evening at 5! o'clock from Liverpool
with dates to the 9th ult
The steamer Africa arrived ont on the Oath
The steamer Alago was to sail the same dav aa
the Ericsson from Southampton for New York. with
400 passengers
ENGLAND In Parliament an annuity of fa non
year to the Process Royal passed with division,
Thomas G. Barring has been appointed lord of
the admiralty.
Attention had been called in Parliament to q,
increased importation of slaves into Cuba and tbs
inadequate British force on that coast. Lord FaI-
merston said that Lord Clarendon had renewed b;g
representations to the Spanish government, and M
effort would be wanting, as far as diplomatic nego
tations would CO. TO induce the government of Ma
drid to take efectual steps 10 put down the trade
The East India Company had taken possession of
the Island of Pernu, in the straits OF BalelmandeI
and completely commanding the entrance of the Red
Sea- The ostensible cause is that two years since
an English ship, which was wrecked on the coast If
Berlera, was pillaged by the natives.
The Paris journal, Des Debats, confirms the rati-
fcaton of the Persian treaty.
Preparations are making at Portsmouth for the
reception of the Grand Duke Constantine.
SPAIN.-The negotiations between Spain and
Mexico are temporarily suspended
SWIT1ERLAND.-The Neufchatel protocol has ham
signed.
FRANcE:-Bullion continues to flow from the Bank
OF France.
The French have seized the Territory of Dekar,
in Senegal.
The relations between Sardinia and Austria and
between Naples and the western powers are un-
changed
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The GRAVE OF HENRY CLAY.-Ihe editor OF me
Fort WAYNE Times. has been on a journey through
Kentucky, and Went to pay his devotiOns to the
grave of Henry Clay. In the cemetery not tar from
Lexington, he searched for it first among those COW
cred with entabaured slabs, obelsks, pyramids ana
imposing monuments, but the name was ouno nos;On On
tablets. but found it not. lad at last led hIm TO
he snot where little mound, marked only by the
nath worn by the footprints ef devoted countrymen
iolJ thai The Great Commoner still lived In the
Of the peoye Near by % was the .
inscribed By Which M 6ay bsaso
with an area of half and acre. circ ular in form-the
neople of Kentucky are to erect a monument OF Ken
sucky marble, of beautiful design, which is 10 rise rise
l2O feet in height, under which the remains o. the
noble son of our sister State are to be dePosi'eq.
The corner stone will oelaio on the 4'n u 'u''
next, with imposing ceremonies.
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me business near Los Angeles some three years ago
WIN win very small capital, and who now has in his
tt auts ioryhve thousand gallons of wine Certainly
'hdt is not an Improbable business. vf
1t is estimated that in France there ora pnder vino
cultivation Gu over 50oo,ooo acres of land and that in
the cultivation of the grape and manufacture of wine
over two millions of people find employment The
amount OF wine produced is enormous, amounting to
y one tenth part is distilled into brandy. Soudthe
vine disease progress during the coming five years as
II mas during the past, this enormous yield will be
cut down more than one half, and the wine drinkers
Oh the world will have to look TO some other country
10 supply me dehcIency There is no reason in the
world why California should not furnish her quota.
nat century hence immense quantities of wine
Will be exported from this State no one can doubt
requires but little energy on the part of our peo
pie to torestall the future by many years, and to
place ourselves five years hence in the position in
which We would be in fifty in the natural course of
events.-San Francisco Ship List
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new fork the consumption OF coal was at some Pc
RODS as low as II tons per day, and it never rose
ABOVE 90! l he average for full power may be ta-
ken at so ions per diem, very little than The
consumption of some steamers in the English navy
which cannot do their ten knots and hour. The
room of the Niagara for Goals is rather lin
'ted, considering her immense capacity in other
poets. little over 500 tons is the most that can
be carried. This, however, suf6ces for sixteen days
sleamng al full speed Neither is the vessel, provi
ded with any apparatus for dstilling fresh water for
the crew, rather serious drawback when the stow
age is wanted for Goals
The tunnels are telescope and neither heavy nor
unsIghtly, though only rising thirty two feet from
the deck So admirably is the heat of the boilers
economised that even under full steam the tempera
ture OF these tunnels is rarely above one hundred.
The lower deck, which for lower deck is one of the
most lofty an6 best ventilated we have .seen is set
apart ter the stokers, fremen, &c. The main deck
Is ed by the crew. and is no less than eighs feet
four inches high. Here the seamen sling their ham.
mocks. the extreme after part being, of devot
ed to officers cabins and the fore to cooking for the
ships company. Every sailor on board has his lock-
er, and each mess very large locker for the mess
Kit At present the is 514, exclusive of officers
put when fully armed even this large complement
Is to be increased 10 $50 men, the crew of 80 gun
ship.
During the voyage across the Atlantic no attempt
was made to effect quick passage; on the contrary
the engines were mostly working at half power. All
the rigging had been put up during the depth of
American Winter and as the ship reached the moisy
and warmer latitudes it Stacked to an extent that
made it more than propable the sticks would come
out Of her altogether, especially during days of
tremendously heavy weather. She was, therefore,
hove 10 for four days while all was made taut again
with tull power she attained a speed of 13 knots,
and under sail above 16. With stiff breeze on her
quarter she can count on ID knots Her present
draugh is % feet but when armed, with all stores
and Goals on board, she will draw Is feet Each 100
tuns brings her down three inches in the water.
leave the Thames for Liverpool, where her half of
the Atlantic cable is to be shipped. According to
present arrangements this process is likely to present
difficulties that may materially delay the whole
dertakiDg and render some alterations necessary
London Times
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NEW FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE TRUSTEES of the Kenansville Female Seminary.
having erected during the past year large, elegant
and convenient Building have the satisfaction of
nouncng the citizens of Dupn and the neghborng
es that they have succeeded in securing principal the
services of T. Oscar Rogers, Esq, graduate of the Uni
versy of Virginia. able scholar, and experienced and
successful Teacher
He will be prepared to open the Seminary Monday 26th
January and will be aided full corps of assistant Teach
ers all the various branches of thorough Female Edo
cation.
The rates of Tuition WILL in case exceed those in SIM
liar Institutions and Board may be obtained in private fam
lilies of the first epectabity and in the immediate vicinity
of the Seminary
The subscriber will attend to all applications made pre-
vious to the arrival of the Principal.
The Spring of the New Grove Academy for boys
of which the Subscriber Principal will also commence
the 26th January Address
Kenans vlc Dec. 11th, 1856 l5-tf.
So Herald, Spirit of the Age and Newberne Express
four
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Wines,

For several years past Wines of all kinds have
been rising in value the world over until at present
prices have advanced far that the introduction of
beer beverage for the working people of France
is being seriously advocated the high cost of their
accustomed drink precluding them in great part from
its use This result, as every one knows has 6een
brought about by successive failures in the wine CROP
in consequence of the prevalence of what is called
the i" vine disease"-an evil for which no remedy
has yet been discovered, and which threatens almost
the extinction of the plant in mary of the most pro-
ductive districts of Europe. Under the caption of
What are Wines coming to'' Cozzenss Vine Press
publishes the following:
The Chateau Wines of Laitte, Margaux, and
Latour of 1856, have all been sold 500 francs per
ton of four hogsheads, or 1000 bottles. These are
Uisas sur ae. wines the lees AMI will not be At
to bottle until four years at least from the year of
the vintage. Taking into account the loss sustained
by racking the wines off the lees fnng, leakage, in
terest of the money, &c, it is always estimated the
wines will cost double the original prce when ready
for botting This will make the value of the wine
itself about two dollars and five cents per bottle in
France irrespective of the cost of bottlng, cases. &C.
Add TO these, shipping expenses and duties here 40
per cent, and then what will these wines be worth
in 1862"
The importance of this question to the people of
the United States may be surmised from the following
statement of the importation of wines lin bulk only)
6,lri tba Inn
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General Notices.

WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
HE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the NOrth which will furnish
him with no unlimited supply of finished unfinished for
egn domestic MARBLE of all qualities, prepared fill
ali orders for MON UMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-and
every other article in the line OF the business at reasonable
rates
SCULPTURlNG, LETTERING, or CARVING, execu-
ted as we'll as can be done either North or South
The best Preference can be given if required.
March 10 lS5f-27-tf JAMES McLARANAN.
>aERo BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
$50 citizens of Sampson county and public generally,
he having recently been partially burnt OUT has rebuilt
and his establishment full operation in all its vari
branches. He is prepared to put up the PATENT
SPRING BUGGY having purchased the rghtfor the
Sampson and hopes by strict attention to business to
share of public patronage lie warrants all his work
be made of the best Materials and should any of it
fail twelve months with fair either In workmanship
MATERIAL it will be repaired without charge Persous
wishing buy would do well to call and examine for them
Selves he does not intend to be surpassed for syle ee-
gance and durability.
aT REPAIRING done in the neatest manner, at short
notice ~ Mill Ink and Gudgeons, made and warranted
for ten years, for $40.
Clinton, May g. l856-36-tf.
1ERo THE SUBSCRIBER has hand, at his Shop
go corner Walnut & Water Streets, general as
sortment of CARRIAGES, of his manufacture Which
he offers for sa the reasonable TERMS among which
may be found
COACHES, BAROUCHES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES,
WAGONS, &c.
Which will be sold low Purchasers will find to their
advantage call and examine before buying elsewhere
Repairing done low short notice, and in the neates
Nov 2I-l8-tf ISSAC WELLS.
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DENTAL. SuRGERY-

DR. J. H. FREEMAN would most respect Ga
lJfully infsrm the citizens of Wilmington and s.SS
the surrounding country, that he is now pre- o1TTI
perform all operations in his profession Having
had long experience, he attrs himself that he give
tire satisfaction Teeth plugged to remain permanent and
useful for life Artificial Teeth inserted from to full
set, a so approved that Dame Nature herself
would be deuded Particular attention also to regulating
Chdrens Teeth the neglect which presents many hor
rid eformesa corrected and warranted Those
unfortunate need the services of kilful OPERATOR
would have regret visit to his Rooms
Front street, doors above Lpptt'S
Rs- ADVICE GRATIS. March z7- 30-3m
NEGROES WANTED.
2M THE SUBSCRIBER Is IN MARKET FOR, A
a number Of likely Negroes, MEN AND WOMEN,
ID BOYS AND GIRLS, for which the highest cash
~ prices will be paid
Those having such property to dispose of will find to
their advantage to call subscriber, Wilmington.
DAVID J. SWITZERLAND.
Tuua 27th 1886 43-tf
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS.
nIn.cc ton

M G. MILLIGAN, Proprietor respectfully informs the
w public that he is prepared to make and put up
der-MarbIe Monuments of all sizes, Tombs HeadStones,
of American Italian Marble not to be surpassed in style
workmanship and cheap be procured from any
establishment in the country, North or South.
Iron Raling5O different styles for incosing family lots
rs $40 per foot furnished and put up order.
~ Borders all parts the country, accompanied
the cash satisfactory reference, will receive prompt at
cntiOn and all articles warranted to be recommended
charge made.
Nov. 23d.-Tl2-tf
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PLANO FORTES,
March 10th, 1857


TUsT RECEIVED AND OPENED. one door South anota Of
sov Monufactories the best have offered in this
place 0'tnys .me, cases :na 6aI
round and square finish lull iron rs & b Led
and the usual guarantees given 1No LOWE
Wilmington, N. c., May 8th, 1857 0on
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Advance Pay to Scamen.

BosroN, June 1O-The meeting of merchants to-
dav in relation to the dscontinuance of the advance
wages to seamen referred the subject TO committee
of Letters were read from the chambers OF COM
merce Of Liverpool and New York, requesting CO.
oner,on in furtherance of the object, as benefit to
sasmen as well as to the shipping interest
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RALEIGH PAPER MILLS.
Rags WnnfRH.

IT o BE DELIVERED AT THE RAILROAD STA
tions my warehouse in Raleigh, they viii be
taken from the different in the State Merchants and
others buying rags will please advise when they have
quantity hand, will send them to their nearest Kali
road station, still afford pay the highest price in
cash delivery from store Railroad station either In
bank bills, checks or Northern funds.
our Banks Raleigh and the prn
cipaI North Carolina and Virginia Merchants
c. w. BENEDICT.
NJ r Constantly hand paper suitable for Cotton
Factories and newspaper wrappers Cotton waste wanted
G. w. B.
No~ob 2otb 1877 29-6m.
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Cotton Exports--Decrease.

New ORLEANS, June 9.-The total decrease IN the
1Se d last baes and to France
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MOLASSEs! MOLASSES!!
On5N HHDS. of superior NEW CROP CARDENAS
OOO MOLASSES. in strong packages, now land
ing from the Bark Saranac direct from Cardenas For sale
by j. " j. L. MA Inn" q w.
May 15-37-lm.
BACON! BACON!!
or UHDS. OF PRIME NEW WESTERN BACON
90 SIDES AID SHOULDERS. For sale by
MAY l5.-37-1m j. & J. L. HATHAWAY j. co.
NOTICE.
HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN
| the Hardware Business, in Wilmington, my son q e.
ROBINSON The business will hereafter be conducted un-
der the firm of J. M ROBINSON Il SON. ,
J. M. ROBINSON.
Wilmington, JAM 1st, 1856
FOR SALE.
- WILL SELL, at private sale, ONE TRACT or
- LAND containing 900 acres, within one to two miles
of Whitevie, Columbus county. NJ c. Also, 9OO acres
Joining the w & M r. R., Big Creek, Columbus coun
ty N G.
20 shares w s. M r. r. Stock For particulars apply
to ALFRED SMITH,
Whiteville, Columbus Co y. g.
or JAS G. SMITH s. CO.,
Wilmington N. G.
April l2S.-l97-lw-352m.
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DrvnESp.-The Merchants Bank Of Newbern
has declared dividend of Four per cent for the last
tha
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LOOK UP We DIsCONsOLATE.

NY PERSON who may be suffering with any thing of a
n Canceous nature will find at my residence, twelve
miles of Society l Darlington. South Carolina. If
do not effect my services and board will be gratuit
ousy bestowed. will attend any call until the 18th of
June thence will decline until the 18th September my OBJ
ject safety the patient. the second
week in March, which time may be found at the Rock
Spring Boarding House, Wilmington, N. G.
J. o. HALE, NJ. d.
Jan 10Th, 1857 20-ly
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
IWE SUBSCRIBER, having at the June Term, 1857, of
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, for New
Hanover County qualified Executor to the last will and
testament of Mrs Elizabeth Jones, deceased, hereby
quests all indebted the estate OF said estato to
make immediate payment and all having claims
ent within the time prescribed by law otherwise this
tic will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
T. H. WILLIAMS, Executor
June IL, IS57.-4I-3t
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$40 REWARD

xaM RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, about the first
a. of July last, a Mulatto named " DICK about
twenty-our years of age, five feet eight inches high,
stout built, has rather down lock. He is supposed
70 Be- lurking in Dog-W ood Neck All Saints Parish South
Carolina where he formerly belonged to Mr. Montgomery
The above reward will be paid tor his return to his
lodgment in any jail so that can get him.
JAMES DARBY.
Wilmington n. c., Nov. oath, 1856. 664t-l3-tf
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General Notices.

FRESH ARRIVALS.
IJEk Sehr Jonas and l.. p. Smiths from New York.
III Bbls. Crushed block Sugar
20 c. Yellow
10 g" Yellow
=" Leaf Lard,
70 Bags prime Rio Coffee. Low for cash, at
June IL, 1857
GEO H. KELLEY & BRO.
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sIIsAYEL

STRAY ED
n ON THE 29th OF LAST MONTH, FROM
E the plantation of the Subscriber in Stump Sound
q Ns District, Onslow County, small BLACK MARE,
with a reached name She the evening of the
26th about eleven miles from Wilmington on the Plank
Road apparently going towards Wilmington. fair
pensaton for trouble ogeher with the thanks of the
be given any person returning said to me-
placing her where get her and informing of the fact
THOMAS J. EVERETT.
Tune l. 1857 ---227- lt--4O-3t*
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FRESH ARRIVALS
DER SCHR. A. j. DeROSStT, from New York;
L 20 bbls. g. Yellow Sugar.
90 box.s No 1 and Pale Colgate's Soap. Low for
cash, at GEO. H. hELLE1 q ono'''
Nav Is
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LAW NOTICE,

M. B. SMITH. GUITAR.
NTESSRS. SMITH & CUTLAR, Attorneys at Law, will
I nenceorth occupy an Office directly opposite the Court
House. in Wilmington and practice in copartnershp in the
county of New Hanover
Mr. Smith would inform his clients in the adjoining coun-
ties that Mr. Guitar will act for him whilst absent the
circuit, and can always be found at the office.
TuIy
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.

lust RECEIVhD.-IOOO 900 lbs. White Lead Pure, Extra
and No 1000 lbs. Black Lead, in Oil 900 lbs Ven
etian Red in Oil; 1000 lbs Yellow Ochre in OILS Is bbls
Bakes Fire Proof Paint 40 bbls silyers Plastic Paint
~ bbis Linseed Oil bbls Lamp Oil; bbls: Common
and in Oil; 200 lbs Chrome Yellow, Dry and in Oil.
full assortment of PAINTS always hand and for sae
wholesale and re; ALL by w. H. LIPPITT.
NOV Druggist and Chemist.
1000 oxS B1o51; fr WdoT is Glass assorted sizes and
WIN. IL. -'PPITT, Druggist and Chemist.
O00 OF. Sulph Quinine 10 bbs. EPSON Salts l eask
GOO Cr Tartar; cask Sup. Carb. snda so lbs Seid-
tz ut MIXTURE 10 lbs Rochelle Salts so lbs Gum Opiumi
5O lbs Gum Guaiacum bbl. Gum Camphor; 500 Black
PEPPER 300 Aspice so lbs Calomel so lbs Nutmegs 25
lbs Iodid Potass so lbs Mace 10 lbs Suph Potass 100
lbs. Rhubarb; so lbs. Ipecac.
For sale wholesale and retail, by w. II. LIPPITT,
Feb. rs Druggist and Chemist.
oils! OILS! Just Received a fresh supply of Lin
~ seed Train, Lard, Fish, Elephant Whale and Sperm
Oils For sale by w. Ii. L1PPlTT, Druggist and Chemist
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NOTICE.
TINE subscriber, administrator of Elizabeth Houston
deceased, will offer for sale, at the Court House door,
the town of Kenansvie, on the Sd Monday of July next
LANDS which the deceased resided living from one to
two miles from Kenansve, containing upwards of 2OO
ACRES, 60 of which are cleared and he remainder
is well tmbered and of very superior quality There is
fine Young Orchada good Dwelling and good water on the
premises The lands will be shown to any person desiring
it by subscriber or Mr. Richard S. Stanly VINO resides
near the premises Six mon tbs credit will be given good
security will be required
VIM. J. HOUSTON.
June - 1S57-41-ts
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A few davs ago s5, 900 worth of wines and liquors
yera sh;nned from Norfolk 10 one of TIC Virginia
Spring. ..-r
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sTATt1 OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Duplin County.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
DuplIn County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Apri Term, 1857
BAIL Burton and wife Petition to sell Slaves for
Arthur Murray rS and others. Partition.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Arthur
/ Murray, Herring Murray and Wsm j. Pickett, defend
ants this case are residents of this State it is there
fore ordered publication be made in the WlmH
Journal paper published in the town of Wilmington,
this tate for successive weeks notifying the said
appear the next term of this Court be
held House in Kenansve the third Monday
of July next then and there to plead, demu to
Judgment rendered pro confossO as to them.
Witness John J. Whitehead Clerk of said Court at
Office third Monday of April and in the Slst year of
our Independence, A D., 1857.
TS9,6t-pr ad IS ISL JOHN J. WHITEHEAD, Cl'k
STATE OF NORTH CAKOLINA.
DuplIn County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter SessionsApril Term 1857
Bass Beaseey and Others Petition to sell slaves for
4. W. Carlton and others
1T APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court that
Lemuel Beaseey John Beaseley Hilory Beaseley, Bryan
BeaseIy and Austin Beaseey FIVE of the defendants
case residents of this State it therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Wilmington JoGrnal
paper published in the of Wilmington, this State
for six successive eks notifying the said defendants
pear the next term of this Court to be held at the Cour
House in Kenansvle ON the third Monday in July next
then and there plead demur, to said petition
otherwise the will be heard ec porte, and judgmen
taken, pro confeSso as to them.
Witness John j. Whitehead, Clerk of SAID Court,
Office the third Monday of April, and in the olst Year of
'"0't t'l'N''' JOHN J. WHITEHEAD, Clerk
May 29-396t. [Pr. adv. S. 75.l
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nv FULTON 4 PRICE, PRoPR1EToRs.
Tcrms of subscrlption,
Professional and Business Cards.
JAMES IC. kEA,

JAMES E. kEA,
SURGEON DEN TIST,
Corner of Market and Second Streets, up Stairs,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE WISH
@S@A of many of my former patrons and friends l
UIYYY Yhave determined to the practice OF Den
tistry secured the elegant of Dr. H. SPen-
Ger and had thoroughly reftted adding larger La
boratory the manufacture of Artificial Teeth with all the
modern improvements thereby competing with any Dental
establishment either North South and in order more
eecuay to meet the wants of the community have
cured the association of Dr. E. Perkins, whose testimonials
and skill at entitle him to the confidence
and patronage of the public. The now open.
Cali and have examinations made and advice given free of
charge.
June IL, 1S57.-4l-Im