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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20

Gentlemen, ME have just received, w dog. fine L. E. Shirts: Lambs Wool Undershirts, Merno and Cotton Drawers, Collars, Lord Byron," Fancy Silk Cravats, new style" '' Buck Gloves and Gauntlets, Cashmere Gloves, '' White and Mixed Merino t Hose, L. c. Handker, hiefs; For sale low at Oct 20, '57. MCPHERSON & OVERTON'S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20
Cattle Market.

Jefferson City, Oct. l2. Beef Cattlc-An ample stock. Western sell s.oWiy at loc C ID net and We quote Attakapas and LeXa' at sldG4' U head Receipt. go Texas aud 5O Western bceveS.
 Hogs Prices He P ID net A good stock anl steady market
 sheep -rri.es $2 75 2 head Stock ample. M'ich Cows-Price- at s274s6o F head A good stock.
 trai taitle-A good inquiry. Prices at s6@lo 2 head. A heavy supply
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20
Pennsylvania Election.
Ohio Election

Philadelphia, Oct. 13.-In the State election to-day, the democrats are ahead as far as heard from.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20
To the Public.
NoETHERN BANK oF MISSISSIPPI. ,
 Holly Springs. OctOber !. 1857. {

N0ETHERN BANK 0F MISSIssIrpI, ]
 Holly Springs, October :, 1857. A recent heavy run of the issues of this bank on our agents at New Orleans, and the impos- sbity on their part of getting any portion of our domestic exchange discounted, forced them to decline the redemption of the checks, and the consequent suspension of our regular course of business at the counter.
 This is much to be deplored, and am sure by no one more than myself
 The bank has abundant means in New Or leans to meet her every liability to the last dol lar, which will be properly appropriated as fast aS realized. ln the meantime, depositorS and bill holders should not sacrifice one dollar, as all will be paid.
 GEOpCE WECT CL,.L;
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20

Cincsnnnti, Oct. 13.-It is generally conced- ed that the republicans have carried the State but by reduced majority
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20
Fresh Arrival.

EUST received from Cincinnati, Sb 50 boxes of cheese:
 bbls. Soda Crackers;
 Sugar do.
 Butter do
 10 " Extra Whisky:
 l '' Alcohol. etc., etc. All of which will be sold low by Oct. Is '57. Nj. TANTI.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20

'lc, whlch left Liverpool on Wednesday, the 3Oth of September, has arrivel at this port She brings four days later intelligence than we received by the steamship Niagara. It is inter estns and important, including fortnght's later news from India.
 Liverpool Cotton Market
 The Liverpool cotton market was dull. Mid ding Orleans was quote at 3-l6 ll. sales for three days am unted to 12 900 bales. Sprrulrors took lOOO bales and expnr- CTS took 5OO. The market ,lusrd heavy.
 Liverpool Breadsiuffs Market
 The hJur market was duIl, and hal declined The wheat market was active. Indian corn unchangei
 Liverpool Provision Market
 Beef hai declined; lard was dull, ana bacon Was unchanged and firm.
 London Money Market Money more in demand and rates were advancing.
 Consols had declined 38, and were quoted at 9J78 @9O
 A Fortnight L ater from Europe.
 fostnght's later news from India had reach ed England
 Delhi and Lucknow still held out.
 The rebels had been defeated in several en- gagemerts.
 Probable Meeting of Parliment
 It was the talk in England that the calling together of Parliment at an early day was very probable. The News from India. The endorsements were arriving in India.
 It was expected that Delhi would be assault ed on the 2Oth of August
 The great Mahommedan festival passed off quietly at Bombay.
 The rebels force at Lucknow was estimated at 5000 men.
 It was rumored at the departure of the India mail from Bombay that Gen. Havelock had reached Lucknow, but that his force was dis pried and much fatgued by hard marching and hard fighting. At Delhi, in engagements on the Both of July and the lst and 2d of August, the rebels lost 5000 men. Their powder manufactorv ex- plod ed on the 9th. AWFUL LSHIPwRECK-MEN EATEN BY SHARKS. An extraordinary case of shipwreck is re- ported in the St. Christopher papers, They say: The Rosabella left Dominica early in May for the Spanish Main. On the night of the l4th of May storm suddenly brewed up, heavy sea struck the vessel, and she became total wreck Nothing was saved but trunk of money, and with this the Captain and su- percargo got ashore. They then purchased cargo of sugar, and chartered the Esther, of Curocoa, which vessel had left the above port but half an hour, when, without a moments warning, fearful tornado struck the schooner. and she instantly went down. Twenty-o one persons were washed off, and with great difficulty avoided the vortex of the sinking vessel. The boat fortunately got loose but the plug was out. For three hours they maniulIy struggled to stop the hoe, and at last 1t done. But meanwhile the sharks had taken off several of the miserable men, and only thirteen succeeded in getting into the boat
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Extra Fine.

Extra Fine. DOz. Gents French Calf Boots; =
 w. P. Boots; cases Pegged Kip Boots; < W. P. Mud Boots; case Boys Boots. IJust opened and for sale, very reasonable, at Oct 20. '57. MCPHERSON & OVER'rON,S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20
COME TO SEE ME AGAIN.

USr received and superb assortment 'I of Cloths Cassimeres, Vestings, and arge>A stock Of really made Clothing, from the very H2 nnest to common, which will be sold at remar- -1A kably low prices.
 Give me call, and you will not regret it.
 oct Is, lS57. H. F.. TiEZEKTAH. ID. DICKSON, General Lnnd Agent. will attend to Locating Purchasing and Sale of Swamp and other Lands in the western part of the State of Arkansas
 Beng practical surveyor and having a general knowledge of land business, he is prepared to make personal examination and surveys of lands, and re- port the character of soil timber and general produc tons of this part of the pay tax on lands of residents. Fees will be reasonable.
 REFERENCE. HI. A. Powers, Land Register, Littls Rock; l. c. Mills Pine Bluff; J. c. O. Smith. Hele- na; Daniel E. Williams Washington J. NJ. Tibbetts, Fayetteville; Henry Williams tS Co.,. Van Buren; B. B. Waddle Memphis; o. Basham, Register, M Rose, Receiver, Wm. Adams, Land A gent, Carksville
 Residence, Van Buren, Crawford county, Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

44saal saa sss.sc FURNISHED BY KAPLEY, HANGER & co.
 Arrivals. October l5-Rock City from Napoleon. l7--ArkansaS, from Napoleon. l9-l oung America, from Fort Smith.
 Departures. October Is Rock City, for Napoleon. lS-Arkansas, for Napoleon. River falling slowly with about feet water in the channel.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20
Shoes.

Shoes. UST received per Rock City. O cases L. and B. Brocans: ' Unbound Heavy Calf Shoes; (. n women's Heavy Calf and Kip shoes l " Childrens' " q u And for sale, very low. at Oct. 20, '57. MCPHERSON & ONERTON,S
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BELTS.

BILlS. | DOZ Black Belts. Il l '' Fancy Silk Velvet Belts
 5 . Patent Leather
 Just received and for sale by
 Oct p, l957. MCPHERSON ,G ovERToN.
 LADIES DRESS GOODS. TtsT received Der seamer Arkansas J 10 pieces printed Ca<simcre.
 10 '' all wool Figured DcLanes
 :. sup, Black silk,
 s :" Alpaccas and Merinos,
 dog. Ladies l.. C. Hlkfs, 20 pieces Silks
 I " Swiss Edgng and Inserting, . Juconet .' A large assortment of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Laces and Dress Trimmings. and for sale by Oct. 70, l937 MCPHERSON * OVERTON.
 Look Out! 2 PIECES Plaid and Printed all wooll De Lajues: . pieces Printed CaShmere; Sup. Black Silk; ll :: AiRRASae; siiR TsIxe,: ' Blue Beruge: "Green and Brown Berare
 Just received and for sale remarkably low for cash at MCPHERSON tS OVERTONS > DoZ. Ladies French L. C. IIandkercbjcfs. ~ % pieces Silk Iiandkerchiefs;
 doz' pieces Bfk Silk Velvet Trimming; " " Bonnet Ribbon; " Silk Velvet Belts; < Black Elastic Belts: :, = Patent Leather Belts. for sale at MCPHERSON & OVERTON'S. New Goods! New Goods! | ! \ addition to my former stock. I have inst ra l eeiNed and opened large and superior stock of nc Nlnter Clothing. of every style and pattern: suitable for Gents and io"thS; winch offer for cash, at q very sInau ad | Oct. 20. 1857. GEO c NOppTcpN | SILKS! !-Black and Fancy Silks, cll-i-- vaIIctv 'o Oct 70 D. D. B. MANDFI,' N lS>ES' and Childrcns' Wooen Goods n oreat | n N"l'e,S: a" D. E. HANDEL. A CHOICE article of Opera CaJs RigoJrfs, etc-- "A Ladies Overshoes, cheaper than ever e1ct 2o, Io21. D. B. HANDEL. shdia Rubber s:ouds.-Coats. Pants and leo qns-over- shoes. Splendid articles for traveiin9, ". Y, I>ol. D. B. HANDEL.
 Mems and Boys, Wear. { NoATS, Pants and Vests of every variety and " quality, to suit all tastes and circumstances o11' ~, Io2l. D. B. HANDEL. NENS' Working Jackets; Pants and Vests: VI ne French Knit Wooen Jackets;
 Guernsey Frocks.
 Domestcs. : oiIED ana Drown Domestic of all qualities AA prices and widths. Osnaburg Strpes Oct. 10. '57. D R WINDrr Fiannels. A LL colors and qualities; superfpe lot of Sor- wants Hose, half Hose, and other articles to suit 1 the season. ~ " 'i' oali and examine, and be convinced that this is the CHEAPEST STORE UNDER THE SUN, Little Rock, Set. 20 '57 D. B. HANDEL.
 Fancy Groceries
 osI ST received and for sale-FRESH SARDINES. CuKkANTS, FRESH FIGS, FRESH PRUNES, CITRON.
 FRESH COVE OYSTERS, FRESH PEACHES;
 Pynsanra PS,rawGerres Fine Apples, Assorted Jelly, Preserved Straw berries, Picked Oysters Fine Lot tobacco, Fine Cigars Also, A large. general and well selected assortment of e0' e0-''" "' anu Boots and Shoes.
 Gum Elastic Oyer-shoes JACOB HAWKINS | Oct 20, 1857. ii1A :" i4'''
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The Latest--.At the New S ore.

W E have just received, and will continue to re- " celye superior stock of goods, which we will sell on as reasonable terms the present state of the money market" will permit. We have now in
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20
WE have received per Rock City, and for sale: w ? dozen Ladies Extra Kid Boots;

100000 Grey Squirrel Skins Wanted, WYE will pay the highest Price for the aforesaid " amount of Squirrel Skins we'll Tried, delivered at the Cheapest Store under the Sum-
 Oit. 20, '57. D. B. HANDEL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20
No Stryc,,,i,
BPautifut Hate

VIE subscriber has only to say in regard to ! hls Hats, that his stock is complete and H not eXcelled in fashion, quality and quantity. ga nen'iemen can be accommodated fl iym the coarsest graced Broadway. Come and sec
 Oct. 20, 1851. I uJrTT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20

7 poI' Ladies French L. (. IIandkerchiefs; ~ 70 pieces Silk Handkerchefs;
 doz pieces Bfk Silk Velvet Trimming: Bonnet Ribbon;
 Silk Velvet Belts;
 Black Elastic Belts;
 " Patent Leather Belts TOT sale at MCPHERSON ds OVERTON'S. Oct lS5E - "
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20
Deer.slayers Attention

Deer-siayers Attention! ' HAVE now on hand an elegant assortment of ! Rifles. Double and Single Barrelled Shot Guns; Percussion Caps of every brand, Flints Double Triggers, Flint and Percussion Gun Locks of the very best make; Bowie Knives, etc. cheap for cash coun- try produce. to punctual dealers. AL. HUTT. Ocl. Eo, IooI. Main street.
 The Toilet!
 A GREAT variety of articles superior in quality, IA and of every conceivable form and make to please the m most fastdous taste may be found at OcG. ~, ot HENRY,S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20
Liverpool Cotton Market.

The Liverpool cotton market was dull Mid ding Orleans was quote at 3-l6
 Ta; sales for three days am 'unted to 12,O0O bales. SPrrulators took lOOO bales ald expnr- CTS took 5OO. The market closed heavy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20

Negro Blankets, I'O close out large stock of these Goods induce I ments of no ordinary char ,cter are offered to planters and others, to purchase their winter supplies of Blankets, by HENRY Oct. 2Ol 1851
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20

| DOZ. Black Belts. IL l '' Fancy Silk Velvet Belts,
 < Patent Leather Just received and for sale by Oct. 2O. lS5I. MCPLIERSON <. AVEPrnN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-16
Collision In the British Channel.

Loss or THE SHIP ASpRKw POSTER, on NEW yoVs-
Run DOWN nv Tns snIP TuscAnoRA-sARBrY OF
TnE CHEW ruR POSTER
tfron the Liverpool Tines. May 81
Woregret 10 report the laundering by collision ~ tho
nne American ship Andrew foster. Capt Williams Qate
mate Of the United states mail ;eauaahip Ecsson) from
New York for this port
The Andrew Foster sailed from New York on the Ii. If
April, and had on board sdy passenger, Mis- Quin
and with the captain and crew. the compemen, number
81 thirty eight neri0us The voyage prosecuted
xttbout spy urtcIar int fer until lie vessel arrive,
IN Channel, and when between fuskAr and Holyhcai
nj midnight o., Tuesday Last, the 2sth utlmo, she
wu struck on the Inf q Ne bow (beng en the
starbosrd tck by the shp Ta-carOrs, from Liverpool
for Philadelphia Captain williams, fearing that the
injury % his vessel might prove serious, hailed the
Ioscsros and sked her TO lay BY him for some time;
but instead Of doing 20, she prcocded on her voyage
without taking s-y notice, aai u presumed she ped
without injury. Immediately aner tho collision the pumps
u the Andrev Poster manned, ana found that
The vsier hing In In suah Qualities that there
hope q saving the vcsse and accordingly tho boat
we're cred and uu-. on board sband 5ncd lhc shp
Shortly ater leaving the vessel she sunk IN deep water
The buas aftr being abct three quarters of hour
The water we're picked up by the chocnsr Ie FRED, q
plymouth, from Rio Grande Ot Liverpool, OF ~hich veel
they taken yesterday morning when about too nj CO
west q Hoyhead BY the stesmss SEA King aud landed
here.
The Andrew Foster has been rerslu trader between
This port and New York and ut N" time of her laundering
she had on board large cargo u wheat, c0tu bson,
York - w -
Inc Andrew Poster vas an American built vessel, OF
400 register and 2ooo tons burthen and
70 1apecous hoe Of American rsckets ffom this port
she was sdverused TO leave Liverpool for New York
me loth INSTANT and has always bcea fsyorts ship N
We u. indebted for the above PARTICULAR 10 VI, John
hoooeJ oue 81 The oioers o Tie Andrew Poster (who
landed last evening from the S.a king) Who states
thai At The time 81 the collision the weather vas mild anf
The atmosphere comparatively clear, which a gr-ai
gree socoune 70, the asty Of those bard, bal the
Winds been bah, the boat could scarcely have stood
through gale Mr.. Mooney slso spes In high tc,nas q
the esinu, they received ON board the iliuo Fr and
The kincness and s'ientoo Of Tie caytn aad orocs "
thai vessel
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NEWSPAPERS.


NESTWARD, HO -LIFB ILLUSTRATED FOR 1uN1
w week csa,sns well written article sbou tho Wcsl -
All who think OF going thther or whS have
friends either going or gone should not fail 70 read s
number conans bcsdg SIX illustrations Of oldsmuA's
viage!' portraits Of Australians, assczSp-
article The Aoroas and various Other It
interest and instruction Price only four cen.s for
where
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generally approved "Ir," says the Calcutta cor
respondent OF TIE London Tins, ''tbe 10Th
reFiment had when In open rebellion, been mo we'd
down Ivy artillery, fhould have heard nothing
81 dsaDoc,tor for another decade most i'm portsnt
charge has been made in tho tenure OF hand In Madras By
tie introduction Of tho Stetvar whereby the Of
The land liable for the tax ana nothing else his right
propery while be pays IL being perfect and the
TO be reduced fourth and yod for thirty years
This is described the most like perfc med
ii India for the last two years The singular cake
mont. mentioned IN the last Indian news, Continued, aud
continued TO be mystery.
The savage outbreak OF the Chinese al Ssgswak Is at
trbuted 10 the stringent edoet by Sir james
bTookc 10 prevent smuggling in opium, and the aim o the
irsurgents to have been overthrow his power
They we're, however ultimately disrobted and tneir los
i computed at from 900 to 5000.
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Total taken for consumption 1857, e4s,eoo bales, 1856

Total taken for consumption. 1857, 600 oacs 1885,
sos, 40 bs,es. -
Total taken for export (acus), 1857, SIS bas 1856
o. 1855 bales.
Ar,erss1r. Brgsa sgsg5t. z I'D wIrd =. re. -
sene irne ia,s soi 10 20 10 rs so 8XS l0o S4i 30
Tho Manchester market responds IN tone IN the depres
-iCa existing hire Goods are lower in value, aud tho
az prices II also against producers OF yarns, more
where contracts require 70 be renewed or are
drawing competition, the ndspoiion TO extend business
ioning progressive OF dizziness and inducing
manufacturers Of domestic and heavy fabrics 10 cail
the working Of their mills 70 forty hours labor per week.
thereby considerably diminishing Co.'s mpuoa OF the raw
mate iA. -
The weather has cold for thu 100, which checks
vegetation. but to-day there IL decided Improvements,
with genial sunshine Our gran market mas 9sen wen
attended and good business has TRANSFERRED Wheat has
taken freely at an advance Of I'd 10 od per 10 MS
Flour participates in tee improvement and ID Ia psr bar
rel dcarer Indian Corn ha hoc,oaed bat closes about
o. 10 "a Pd per quarter higher in value Tho import OF
all articles is expected TO be limited for some time
Imports from abrosd 10, last week-l,il6 quarters
wheat; 1872 quarters Indian corn; 20 barrels no IT;
,235 sacks do
Imports frrm Ireland ramc tmc-3a4 quarters wheat;
1893 sacks fours; f83 Ids oatmeal o55 quarters oats
Exports tine' ass quarters wheat; 2S $50 quar-
ters irdisn e., d SIi barrels four 642 sacks do
whest per 70i5s Ceneses and Philadelphia, % mixed
American IS.
Indian Corn, per 4se Ibt.--white, 31s yellow, S5s,
Flour, per lee Ibs-Ohlo supcrare 800 Philadelphia
ard Baltimore, 29s. We tern snd Canadian, Ss. inferior
N sOur. 25s.
Oatmeal, per $40 lbs-27s.
Ashes ruet, a. los 10 AUS o. per CWt, Win safes
OF 1870 barrels. BceswaxRot~ sales reported at ss
To Es S. per cwt Bark by auction realized D. I'd for
sound and liz Cd for damaged Baltimore 10 bsga Clio
yer eeed-Small transactions have taken place at ass Ia
GGs per cwt Inseed cakes still rule dull, with ln,ted
sale at 60 per ton for thin oboag Rice Is worth Z1 10
6s. according " quality; sales 20 terces Rosn moves
freely $500 barrels realizing A. 100. to 5s for roa,
up 30 16s per for fine quality rsllow Ia in fair
que st. al 5 to 6ds per cwt Ia quality Turpentne is
NOT in active deuanc business il confined 100
rels spirits at 3s To 4Gs per No abe
In other articles Of American produce.
2d--There IL change in to days market; the pro-
battle sales Will be about coo to 5000 baes. Money In
active demand whch Il III ely 10 continue.
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The Northern Belle.
The following despatch has been received by Lord Ca
rerdon from Ar Dallas with roterencoto Tho loss Of the
Northern Belle
The United States Minister at the Court OF st. Janes's
ha~ the honor to ,nmt IN the Earl OF Clarendon &c
enyone silver medals and bill OF exchange for s70
Sterling and 10 request that Ms lordshp will be blessed to
these testimonials DO delivered to the bravo int
vduas for whom they intended by the President of
United States, in acknowledgement of the services render
Northern Belle
The incidents connected with the fate Of this vessel oc
CURED too recently and too close to the British coas,
creating too universal and deep sensation, "a Ter their
detailed repetition at all necessary this occa II WILL
however be reooected by his lordshp. tina. after per-
for ming her voyage Atlantic New York
while approaching the port OF her desnauop London
Northern Belle, OF 100 burden 9Th OF Jauu-
airy last encountered gale OF unusual violence and
Obliged TO anchor Or kirsgstc 81 ies3 than uiilos dis
tnce from the shore. She rode heaviy and the
sonslly broke completely over her Her main and mzeo
and ragged during the xhoe Of the day. rendering vain
every effort at assistance, aud enguIng Margatc lug
ger thst attempted t. The ship parted from her anchors
At midnight and prey TO the tempest drove, amid dark
hail slee and snow, upon the rocks beneath the cliff
Her crew. % in number shed themselves 70 the rigging
OF the ony remaining r struggled through the horrors
OF the night and discovered from the beach esry
dawn Gallant and humsue exertlons nj made
TO rescue thou from their desperate condition one life
boat manned by 10 brave men, pulled through boiling
az imminent peril reached the wreck, aud returned
to shore with of the sufferers. secord leboat
emua'pg tho daring adventure, brought fourteen others
safely TO land and finally though long thvsrted by their
determination to perish rather than 70 leave the Norhcro
from impending death.
These .he leading features reported his govern
ment by the Consul Of the United States London OF the
series OF successful acts OF courage anil humanity which
Is the desire OF the President TO mark by tokens Of Ame
can gratitude and thanks The undersigned has therefore
been specially instructed 70 lay before the Earl OF Caen
don he list, accompanying this letter. Of those truly
roic spirits who nsDned the life boats and TO beg that
ordshp will cause each individual therein mentioned 10
be presented with tbe silver medal inscribed ~ him. aud
also from the amount Of the bill OF exchange with tho sum
stated opposite his (augmented according " the
number OF risks ircrrre In evidence OF the high apprc
caion and acknowledgment OF their conduct by tho gov
esuEent and people Of The United States The undersigned
avais, SO, q. NJ. DALLAS
txGiros On BW UNITED STATES, LONDON, April -
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LARGE Exr0RT5 or COLD To TgGLAEn
The stsnship Cambria arrived ~ Narcotics % too NOM
ing Of May 9 with the Australian mails brOa sht W uez BY
the EUroIsaH. The European arrived al suez lsth
uh after a rapid passage, bringing sydney dates W
March ~, Melbourne ~ the l5th, and King CSeorges
found 70 the 10Th.
200 had las rsssenecrs. and sso 900 10 spcc,c
The screw steamship Oneida, Captain Hyde, regarding
wboec safety great entertained owing her
being long overdue at the different porte her horiewi
cage. bad pt back 70 King Georges Sound, with sole
plate aud cfank in broken. She bad ben repaired, and
"a ed fr sydney, March ~ Her passengers and cargo
we're htOuf m " SOez BY the European
Tie Midway sailed for London February H. with 1000
o'iIcee Of fod Tho Do1sld MKay, February D. for
lru 100 with - oVO ounces, AMI the Stsmbcul, (s J,
harch g. wph 40 80 ounces tebouhoab, March s. with
gVoo ooures; aud the Sussex, March H. with az 900
Sabc,- All Tor Misunderstanding aggregate OF l2s 900
0uc vaiue ~ f5i2 OOO Inc WsfDer Castle sailed for
oou.t March 10, but The am09ni Of god she bad on