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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12
RADwAY's METHOD OF CURES SIMPLE, QUICK, SAFE AND EFFECTUAL,

mere IS no pain, however excruci2ne bnt that simple application of Radacays Rsady Rsef will in. s'anty stop and quickly allay the violent in. hamnatons ana congestion There disease however long t may have become established the system whe he constitutional, chronic humorous ioathsome charac- ef put that Rad5ags RaoratRg Reso!uent will eyfemi- nate and lnuse life bood and ae,o erjstsnce throughout the broken down and ed organizations of the body.
 become deranged and incapable of performing their iuncons;-if the Lver Heart, Bowels Sto nach Bladder hidneys, skln Nerves Blood. etc., fault dose ot two oi Radcays Regulators will health and to every organ throughout the body They and every to the natural performance it's uy and thus keep regular and heal of the blood
 II dose of Rddpay's Regulators swallowed the moment person feels unwe when tom appears there would he further trouble for the dis. eased acton would be arrested, an healthy acton re- established On fact the sick may depend-THAr DIS. EASE CANNOT GROW IN THE FORTIFIED AND UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THE R. K. R. REMEDIES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12

All the inhrmes, aches and pains that saded upon the crippled body readily remove and oncky extemi mated by Rad~dys Readg Reie The rapity with which stops the most agonzing pains and the inm nervous ana beridden to comfort and health forms only unit of its truly wonderful power Those who have for years fingered in misery, have been suddenly re- eved of all pain and enabled few to resume the dute and labors which years disease and have prevented
 me great prinoipes involved in the wonderful curative powers oI fadrays Ready Rete, exclusively confined 10 thee Remedies; and Is the great medical principle when hese Remedies are prepared, that renders
 OBTAIN. QUICK AND EEFLCTr AL
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12
COACH AND CARRIAGE TRIMMINC.

COACH AND CARRIAGE TRIMMING, 4 P's Super s-4 Damask, Fl do Drab GA Cloth
 do Pawn Drab silk
 do Silk Trimmings assorted do 54 Enameed Cloth
 do 6-4 do Figured Drilling. do A do dc do do 50 in do Duck.
 do A Floor Oil Cloth
 do Ex. 6-4M3-4 Oil Cloth doz Grass Mats
 do Hides Patent Leather. do dc Fnameed Leather, do Pad Skins,
 l lb Saddlers Silk. Also large lot of Broad and Narrow Coach Iaco etc., etc. Cheap tor Cash Dec. s, '57. D RFNDFP
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12
A Surveyors Compass for Sale.

WARRANTED to be equal to any one in the W State Box, Compass Chain. Jacob Staff etc can be had of the undersigned for seventy five dol lars and no less S. H. WEBB
 Little Rock Dee 15 1e5T
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12

THOSE who are indebted to us will please pav up l immediately.
 Dec 29. '57. MCPHERSON X OVFRTON
 Bargains for Planters. .kn0 PAIR Negro Brogans, at cost, come and See pOV for yourselves.
 Dee 20 'A7 MORROW BOONE .& CO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12
Approximation Prizes.

The two preceding and the twosucceedingnumbers to those drawing the first Prizes will be entitled to the 25 approximation Prizes. For example: if ticket No ll25O draws the S6o 900 prize those tick cts numbered ll24S. ll249, ll25l ll252 will each be entitled to $4oo If ticket No. $50 draws the S25 900 prize. those tickets numbered 54S. 549. 55l 552, will each be entitled to S300 and on according to the above scheme.
 The 5000 Prizes f$2o will be determined by the last figure of the Number that draws the S60 900 Prize For example, if the Number drawing the s60 GOO Prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the Number ends in l will be entitled to S20 If the number ends with No. ? then all the Tickets where he number ends in will be entitled to S20. and SC to Q.
 Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow ing rates which is the risk
 ~. ID i. Il
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12
Approximation A Prizes.
s
, foo prizes amounting to. ...............S S32O. .0et
 Wh0ie Tickets, sIO; Halves, s5; .tt.sr- ters. S2 %.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
 The numbers from to ) 'lf corresponding witt those numbers the tickets. r lted on ,cIarat. slips of paper, encircled with small tn tubes and placed in one wheel.
 The first 462 prizes. similarly printed andencrced, are placed in another wheel. The wheels are tn Il revolved and number is drawn from the wheel oi numbers and at the same time prize is drawn from the other wheel. The number and prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audience and regis tered by the Commissioner, the prize being placed against the number drawn This operation is repeat ed nntil all the nrzes are drawn mi
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12
CONSTTTIrTI(lN nISEACES

Many dseaoes that afic humanity inherited looms from the diseased bodies of sckv sire Scofua Consumption Syphilis, Fits, among the constitutional diseases. Now how many gene. the seeds of these may have been established in the system, conuptng the bnod Radaoags Reaouaag hesotreM vii eradicate from the bodies o the afflicted particle ot diseased deposits and fill the with new pure and healthy blood
 Rdaaody Renorattng ResoUent should be hailed bes- sng by every mother throughout the land infants are acted with Sores Humors, These breakings early) are evidences of diseases pa stock few doses of ihe ReaouGtng Resoiceat will ea- deale every vesse of the disease and the child sonnd and leal Inv hndy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12
BEST ARTICLE.
RARGAINS-NO HUMRUG,

1 mn LBS. Superfne Flour, just received ant l,VUO for sale low for cash at
 Dee. Is, 1857 MCPHERSON dS OVERTON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12
Bargains Bargains !! Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cass, and Clothing, for Sale at Cost.

6aIgainS 6afgalnS Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cass, and Clothing, for Sale at Cost. AEil HAVING determined to leave early IH YE nA in March next, would offer my kA stock of Dry Goods, etc., for cash, at Cost. This stock comprises almost every thing that is kept in retail house, and was purchased ut few months since in the eastern markets principally for cash consequently, as low and perhaps lower han could have been purchased by any one. thereby enabling me tc offer superior inducements to al and particularly to country merchants Now. don't say it iSgetting fashionable to sell goods at cost and Mor- rson is following the footsteps of others but come and for yourselves that this advertisement is no Ilumbug. GEO. S. MORRISON
 Dec. g 1857.
 HORN MEAL. 20 bushels fresh Corn Meal for n 1ss sale sa'g ogg ,s57 FIELD & DOLBY
 COTTON
 IOACKETS and remnants of COTTON received in | exchange for Spun Thread and Wool Rolls at the New Factory, in Pike county.
 RUNAWAY,
 TNROM the subscriber about the 25th of Au- a. IF gust last, negro man named Joe. Joe& 1 is mulatto. about thirty years old about five N feet. eight inches high we'll made and weighs about | ls5 lbs His eyes are large and shows the whites er1at deal. He has the back of one of his hands He had on brown Jeans suit hen he left He Is said to have been raised by gentleman named Patton near Columbia, Tenpesse, and his wife is said |" belong to David Looney, esq. of that place. It is thought that he will try to make his way back there. liberal reward will be paid for his appre- hension and confinement in any jail so that may get him, or for his delivery. r rf e
 ANDERSON SMITH, | Jan- ,, ls5s. 3t Neai Pine Bluff.
 To Farmers and Country Dealers. IHROCER1ES and Dry Goods in small and large M quantities will be sold CHEAPER than elsewhere at J. A. KINNEAR'S, on Main street.
 Jan. 5. 1858 .1a.l'1--s- -'-''>' ' ME highest market price will be paid for Hides IL and all kinds of Country Produce in cash or trade on fair terms. Call at KINNEAR'S cheap store on Main street where you will get the worth of | your money in whatever you want. 1 Jan 5. 1S58
 | Family Flour. | A CONSTANT supply of the best qualities of A Flour, always on,h hand at Jan. 5, '5s. J. A. KINNEAR'S Cheap Store, on Main street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12

! Making in one tract $40 acres l Pnce twenty dollars per acre-one third cash and
 the balance in and two years with interest till l pald at per cent per annum. This land was pat
 ented by the United States title perfect-and deed
 with general warranty will be made to the purchaser
 after full payment.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY. | Little Roct, Arkansas.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12
A LONG CABLE OF CERTIFICATES.

Since lS41, when first commenced good work of discovering remedies for the relief Of the pandden and diseased and preparing the for public use the qualification of claiming have more letters of thanks and certificates of than all other medicine nnfacturers and medicine practitioners the world put together.
 The weght of paper alone on which said certificates and ieter of thanks written over Sen tons-and If said certificates attached ogeihes great roll would measure the immense distance hoa- sand Hundred and fortg. fire mihs Among the immense numher of certificates 2UOoO Rheumatism cured in from ten minutes twenty
 four hours
 9ooOo Chrome Rheunati,m cured in from ore week to six
 weeks Faln relle' ed in few moments, after it's
 frst application. uO000 Cases of c Doour4ux and Neuralgia Pains sto.
 P'd in ieN moments and cured n Cfan. half aa 10oco Cues of Ban. statds Erri.e< snd other acri.
 ten',' Pans sorpsa a fey @omtnl., and iH0ch Gaze, ot Dra Fa,us oraed in few moments 5Oo0u Case, of Fe and gie lOtr ca,es ot scarlet Fever.
 100 case, of YeoM Fever reported to us tow many
 o ths faial disease have been cured by the aid of
 the Relief not reported unable to say. lOCOOO Gases o Ioothache Eaache Strains Lumbagos,
 and pains in the legs, back, etc. m from five to
 twentv-i e minutes 5000 Cases of Asthma. l000n Bronchitis Catarh, Long Complaint, etc l0uO0 Cases of Svphi Rheumatism Nodes and other
 venerea. e0O,Oo0 Caes of sick and Nervons Headache Rush of
 Blood to the Head. 5000 Gases of Cholera (Asatic) in from fifteen minutes
 to six hours.
 Besides and tens of of everyday
 pains of no gwen name, that every more
 or less subec:
 5000 Gases or Dyspepsia. 10000 Cases of Skin Diseases. Salt Rheum, sores
 Heads Eyes, Legs, Face, Pimpies, Bloches and
 Humors of all kinds-cured by the of Reno
 eaiing Resolvent A change for the better felt
 by the sufferer of the loathsome dlsease in a
 few hours afer a dose of Resovent is taken. 2OOoo Gases Of Costiveness. Ind geston, Liver Com
 pants, Heart Diseases, Kidney, Bladder and
 JIetha diaente,, cured by few doses of R D.
 WAYS REGULATORS. a dose of which once
 a" week will keep organ in the system in a
 healthy condition and force them a due peror.
 nance of ther dueS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12
FOX SALE.

| X TRACT of $40 acres of choice rich cotton land selected and located in the year ls3S- nineteen wears ago It is in the heart of the cotton regi n two miles and three quarters north of the Louisiana State line and about four miles from the Mississippi TIver back of Grand Lake, and half mile west of Bayou Mason, in Chicot county, Arkansas, in good neighboThood
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD BE ARMED

family armed with Raduays Ready Regulators. and Re- soren are well fortified for with the.e Remedies you can resist break and drive of the system that have ever afflicted humanity since the fall of Adam.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12
NRY BI,
ok-SeIIer, BOok-Binker, StatiOner and Biank-Book Manufac turer,
 II


 Book-Binker, Stationer and
 Biank-Book Manufactures. # LITTLE ROCK, ARK. NH undersigned respectfully announces to his old friends and customers, and to the public gene Illy, that he continues on an enlarged scale. and ith all the latest improvements, and unremittng akonal attention, the business of
 Book-Binding ad BLANK Book MANUFACTURING; in which. as Fectical Mechanic doing his own work, he establish himself about eight years ago; and in which he as been sustained with liberaity for which he i9 uly thankful.
 .To his old business of Book binding, etc. he has, oN added that of
 Book Selling. or this purpose he has supplied himself, and will eef constantly on band, choice assortment of the e<s works in Hist ry. Science Theoi, gy and gene H Literature: ard give sciai attention to the inn o4t .nt matter ul an ample supply ot the most ap Yss Ut N 4li Books. sJit- -r4e t the them country B t-ijo BouSs. he ii keepa iull supply of PA Eh. and al otAer aIJct-s ot STATIONERY of tine est deseriu udcu~ are usually kept in Book Stores, rsf lhe wan and ,astc of tie community may de-
 Blank Books InaluagtuTel to order.
 Wbsn any Bo. k, ul other article ip his line, las ..y ns ou hand hon called lor be will send for M. once t1 order.
 N B ~Ia1l 9 practical mechanic much ex- eT eur F. and uuE yslai u7l4el in igy business; do- "a mos, ll rny work aila ul, own hands. and when S~,u,r .re 4-cos.tri} einpoy ed e in 1t my i'm ledid. pcr-o ual saper, is Il: am enabled. not only eguaranty its fidelity but to sel at mehaaicS prices, jtt3@ eI5ra or,ftS. And. especially, as do bu-i- b. on he c5e4 sgSfem. both buytag and oe2li@g) l m further enabled. as have done from the begin ing unr hanged even by the :" fu>h times" to sup N my customers with every article in my line, in rd fth at the locest prices, at which it is praeti be to live carry on business and remain solvent, this community.
 sOn Markham street, two doors above s. II TUCK Els. Dec s. 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12

In countries where maarious diseases prevail Aeue Dys entny, Cholera, Cholera Morbus Typhoid Typhus Pneu- mona and other Malignant Feves Radrays Ready Relief taken as preventive, will securely protect the of an inecve district against serious aacks and if the infection has already spread prompt of the Ready Reht and Regulators will quickly the patient and ex- pei the infectious maIady entirely from the system.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12

To Farmers and Country Dealers. GROCERIES and Dry Goods in small and larpe M quantities will be sold CHEAPER than elsewhere at J. A. KINNEAR'S on Main styeat Jan, 5 1858 M
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12

ME highest market price will be paid for Hides l. and all kinds of Country Produce in cash or trade fair terms. Call at KINNEAR'S chean store on Main street. where you will get the worth of your money in whatever you want
 Jan & 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12

( WORN MEAL! 20 bushels fresh Corn Meal for V sale by FIELD & DOLBY.
 Dec 29th 1857 f4
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12
Regular Arkan sas River and New OrIean
 Packet,

Little Rock. Ark. Dec. l. 1857. If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-12

DACKETS and remnants of COTTON received in | exchange for Spun Thread and Wool Rolls at the New Factory, in Pike county
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SHIPS.
Lnu r' t,"oper' hooper liverpool. Hooper Co.
niI @ nren. amp Bremen-A Schumacher Co
naNld stewart PrentSs, Liycrpo9l-F l.. Brauns & Co.
Duchess Orleans, Garland Callao-Fitzgerald, Booth
r. 20.
ILL.,, r"H ,f.,,. o.,
lielen y. Miller, Gait, New York
SIm Spin e,e;1r' spear, Leshorn
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Noei' lbr.l smelly 81 johns, n F-K & H. Il. Tucker
Tn G9u,J, Li;i WIi T1,atiinss 20,
Whoni U NenurIcN' N%oplieTiesieh mobile lie rogers:
a. mF|nan, "'S mo us .ang!roLJ A. Hooper
PBIGS ''''ei' 'i''"sS'
Cooucte yorp,, C,rrir.n So ,rottorso,, e. ui,
Director Reynois for fraightS e Iiand ~ ~ uhuo
Eureka Gilirv nemarara-W n Pernt " w.
Fijela NcEorrIon5 Carr;il,oa,, So w n I-,u
Geo Downes Jon,iaSon CaIoin C. TT Div no,.o'ii'
Humholdt Goma~n CariIJnar s. pnt.ao a. - G. ,r,
iordo 1''7'' ali '''' ! ''e'"on % Aiursu
John Freeman Ior;no Now or,o,rs 11rlu-o 9 r.
Tan,os p - ~ NJ Ne " leHneIsoh ~ 90
T,r,,i5e 'e'' d'lse' '"friopean oea-Fattersoh "
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Wontrosa nan,saI T TiI d NJ n IL. Lerot.
1,ohVlose' ramsay iurks lsland-R X IT, X Tucker.
!, T'igStlne, 1 me- hoserS Marseilies-Pearce Gray
Z, r. manu- N"s''' ''' 'oi'is' l. NJ NJ jackson
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT OCT %

MOBILE, October 22.-Arr. spp J. H. Ryerson New
y ork, CID bark Goodspeed, Liverpool
NEW ORLEANS, October 23-Arr. ships VIM Singer
London: Atalanta. Liverpool DeSoto Bath
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POLICE TNTELLTGENrE

The only before the Mayor yesterday morning was
that of boy named Mathew Rooney charged with cut
ting the zink from bath tub in the yard Hon H.
Winter PAWS, and stealing piece of copper There
and the Mayor dismissed the case after ecurng the
boy, and receiving his promise of good behavior in
future.
Golden Galloway arrested Thursday night by Off
Barton charged with kicking in the the house
No 92 Dallas street committed for Court by Justice
Mears.
Louis Weber arrested on Thursday night by Ser
geant Wallis charged with assaulng and beating John
Prefsel. Justice Mcaris held him to bail for Court
Officer Reed yesterday arrested John Smith charged
with entering the house Of GOeib 0swaz and drawing
horse pistol and threatening to kill him The
tered the house and drank wskey for which he re-
fused topay and afterwards attempted to shoot the pro-
prietor. He committed to Jail for further hearing
by Justice Showacre
Jas. Harman, Colore arrested yesterday by officer
Lawder, charged with assauting and cutting Caharine
MOwbray, coOred. He struck her in the face with a
knife the blade passing through her right cheek into her
mouth. Justice Audoun committed him for court.
Jas Dodd arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergt
McComas charged with cruelty beating horse the pro
perty of William Hurley. Justice McHiny committed
him for court.
Samuel Abel yesterday arrested by officers Stnch
comb and Mcdonald on the charge of stealing several
pieces of jewelry from the store of C. A. S. Wolf
No. 257 Baltimore street. The accused has been in the
employ Of Mr.. Wolf for time past and has been Sus
peced of purOining many small articles, but proof
when he caught with number of articles in his poc
cts. He underwent examination before Justice Logan
and was committed to Jail to the action of the
Eranl
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

Rio DE JANEIRo.-2,692 bbs. -four 220 half do do
BARBADoEs.-752 bbls. -four; 600 do meal % casks
oil do 200 bushels 100 do pease; $50 bbs crackers
200 kegs butter; ~ 900 packages shingles.
ST. JOINS, N FL 304 bhls flour; 100 do corn meal;
300 bushels 200 do bran 20 bbs. bread so do.
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Prices and Sales of Stocks in Ne,U York.
RY TEL EGRApH
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 2s
ALCOHOL.-The market has advanced slightly upon
last weeks rates without special activity however
The sales include early in the week $50 bbls Western
d43h cts and yesterday so bbs. the latter figure
Sales in small lots from second hand making
GAS cts.
BARK-Continues very quiet and quotations are romi-
naly the same as last week, viz: SlS92O for
Querctron and S2l(d22 for prime
BREAD.-Limited sales are making at the quotations
We quote Navy at 3%l4 cts, Pilot at AZ cts and Wa
ter Crackers at 54 per b, subject discount for
cash.
BEESWAX-Light sales of bright yellow at 31G32
cts.
C0FFEE.-Transsctions this week have been to a lmi-
ted extent though there is little change otherwise to note
in the market. Sales have been made of 500 bags
mon to good Rio at lGll4 cts and 100 bags prime do
at nAd11 cts. The market quiet today with
sales of only 100 bags Rio at II cts. We quote
IL for fair Rio II all cents for good IL "a
II cents for prime; Laguayra 29l2k cents and Java
ole cents.
COTTON.-We note a fair demand this week from
spinners the sales amounting to about 900 bales
ding to midding fair Upland and Gulf at IL "a
to 13k cents 4 and months. The stock on hand is
about 400 bales Prices have further declined
market closes steady at the following quotations, viz:
GRADES UPLAND. GULF. WESTERN.
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yellow Fever Mt New Orleans
= NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2S.-The deaths from yellow
fever in this city yesterday were u.
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A " L s T. u L " rs.
= -l-------- ~ IL.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-A Winters Tale will
be presented again, tonight, and those who have
not yet seen it advised to avail themselves of
the opportunity. We have scarcely ever seen the
play performed with better effect On Monday
evening the famous Ravel company will make their
appearance, and will doubtless attract, during a
short engagement, the large crowds that heretofore
so much admired their clever entertainments We
are quite sure that their return to Baltimore will
afford very general qualification.
PANoRAMA OF THE BIELE.-lhis beautiful paint
ing will be on exhibition at the Temperance Tenn
pie on W Wednesday evening next. 1t is executed by
Mr.. j.. lnsco Williams, and wherever exhibited has
proved Il source of enjoyment and Instruction.
Since its previous exhibition in this city it has
been greatly enlarged. and now contains more than
fifty of the most sublime and interesting scenes of
the Bible. To the religious portion of the commu-
nifty it will be an object of more than ordinary in
terest, and to all will impart the highest satisfac-
ton.
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CORNING, N. V, October 2S.-'The night ex
press West which left this place at So o'clock the
morning for Buffalo on the Buffalo Corning and
New York Railroad, thrown from the track
between Comesus and Springwater, ffty-ive miles
north of Corning. Mr., o. Nurd "a drover), S
NJ. Reed, of Greene Chenango county, and an in
FAINT, were killed, and other person, whose
name is unknown, is so severely injured that he
cannot live. Fifteen others were somewhat injured
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Eater from Mexico


New ORLEANS, Oct. 2S.-The steamship Mexico
has arrived here with Galveston dates to the 2Gth
inst.
The United States sloOp OF rlymOuIn was
waiting off Vera Cruz, on the ODD inst, for Mr. For
syth, the American Minister, who was hourly cx-
pected.
Capt Dahlgreen had visited Gen. CARA at Tam
pico, and obtained from him the promise of repara-
tion for outrages on Americans
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Our Relations with Costa Ric,

NEW DIRK, Oct ia despatch from Washing
ton to the n. York Times says that the Government
has received dispatches from General Lamar an
nouncing the intelligence that Costa Rca promptly
retracts the offensive language employed toward
it by the United States, and says that if Monsieur
Belly had been well known as he is now, the Ian
guage would never had been used and the lake
boats had proceeded up the river without Interrupt
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Marine Disaster.

CAPE ISLAND, Oct. 29.-The bark Carlo, Mauran,
of New York, for Aspinwall, has sunk, twenty
miles from the five iathom bank. One man was lost
by the capsizng of the boat. The rest of the crew
We're landed here after much suffering. The cook
died after reaching the light ship.