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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-30

KEY WEST. Jan. 25.
The ship Middlesex, of Providence, from
Boston 70 New Orleans, was wrecked here
to-day. - SO IS go"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-30

@ The weight of the specie now in the
New York banks isestimated at about sixty
TONS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-30

~ THE SAVINGS BANK on Fist street pear
49, Main, buys Tennessee, Illinois, and Wis
consin money. Call in. nov3- IT,.
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> ft0F rNsE ]; : = 80 20.
s. No liabilities 70 Banks or ctters, c.fe
- or not due. ,14rAs FhI .eT
6. No losses adjusted and due, . 20
z. Amount OF losses either unadi listed
a. - Aa;,,,toaa,, !. a a..
]. Losses 10 suspense waiting
,,rocS ;rcyrded nj as, c..,'.,

proofs inc uded inl asst answer above, -
10, All Other claims against the Company f,eOf II
IL The rule of the Company Is not 70 exceed $4,000
In sny one risk, subject % loss by single fre.
u. The amount insured in city or village, depends
upon its Subsequently, all the desirable risks TO be
had subject to the rule last above named.
b. The amount insured in any one block OF build.
ipes depends upon its and construction, subject 70
the rule above referred to.
pany has beendeposted in any other Stte as securtv
for losses theren and such deposit Is required By
any State except Indiana from which State the
Agencies OF this Company were withdrawn; rs this
Company ertertains ths opinion that its entire Capt.
tai and resources pledged fsr the equal security Of
all its Policy holders, and should 20 remsin. Under
the opinion of late Attorney General Of the State OF
Indiana Aforesaid, pronouncing The law INVALID and
VOID, some OF the Agents o' this Company have
sumed their Office and continue transact the hnsiness
of Insurance In that State. - rft44
And this Company will recognise all its Policies
issued 10 any party parties in the State of Indiana
valid and OF binding obligation, and pledges itself
TO faithful performance Of all such contracts Of In
surtnce, whether held by reason Of the passage Of
the law referred 10 Or not. ~
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STATE or coNNEcrfCUT, !, = -
lHARTfoRp COUNTY, a.

Personally APPEARED c. B. BOWERS, secretaSy or
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath
true, full and correct statement Of the sairs OF said
Company, ami exhibits so fr can be AscertAined OF
this date its actual condition on the first day Of Ian.
uary, 1853. .--
Before me-. n. II. BAkBoRN, Up.
Appiicslians for Insurance may be made TO The un-
dersiened, ALLEN c. HAL1,ECK, Agert,
janzldAW Evansville, I..s,<na.
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River News.

fLouHyILLE, Jan. 29-N.-River ut stand !;
seven feet in the canal, and five feet two
inches in the pass over the falls. -
: PrrsBuRoH, Jan. 2s-a.-River seven
feet and rising slowly. Weather cloudy with
appearance Of snow; mercury SALT
PIrTsBuEe, Jan. 90, p x-Rives seven feet
three inches BY the pier, sud nearly at q
stand.
s, CNcISsArI. Jan. 20, x-yveather oIoiay
and cool. Mercury 40. River has fallen i've
inches since last evening.
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sg- Sewsboys can be supplied with the Journal,
ittwentyfve cents dozen, by applying at the Coun-
nng-i.Oom. Hf
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THEuRIvER.
from p. G. o Riley Il Co.'s Register.l

81 a JANUARY %. CT y ~
Monarch, from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
WIN. Knox, from WABASH to Evansville.
Dunleith, from Nashville to Cincinnati.
Umpire No 3, from W abash to Evansville.
r. II. winslow, from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
r. NJ. Patton, from Louisvilleto Florence.
Z. ". Bicknell, from New Orleans to Pittsburg.
Great " est, from New Orleans to Pittsburg.
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U- Advertisements intended for the Daily, must
be handed II before O'Clock, P. NJ to insure insertion.
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DIR COGGswEl.L's
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
q a LE N

That has produced such remarkable effects
In many cases Of NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, and ArrEc.
TIoSs or TUE HEAD. caused by disturbed circulation
in those who have tried this city, is for sale
......- KELLER WHITES.
eH The highest testimonials Of It's efficacy have been
given by number Of the most respectable citizens who
have tried Il. Uy3
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- NV YoRK, Jan 29-rx
The annual award of premiums in the
Cosmopolitan Art Association is postponed
till the a5th Of March HV
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SAvAsNAH, Jan. ON.

1srsaI - ssr SAVANNAH, Jan. 29-M.
On Thursday the barquc Brilliant, from
New Orleans to New York, arrived leaking
badly. g. "a s's'saoa 80 .-..... -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w.. NOTICES In this place, 10 cents per line
w. one insertion; 20 cents per line three times;
80 cents per line week: discount on longer time.
Beware OF Qunck N0strums and Quack
Doctors.-Use Hembold's Highly Concentrated Ex-
,ract Buchu for all diseases OF the BLADDER kidneys
and Sexual Organs. Read the advertisement ''IIelm-
holds Genuine PREPARATION jaI2l-dAwlw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-30

I'm and after this date the Mail Passenger tin win
" leave Evansville at O'Clock end 90 minutes p.
M making close connection ct vincennes with trains
East and West on the Ohio and Mississippi Railros for
Louisville Cincinnati, 81 Louis and Cairo, and arrive
at Terre iaute 1t STOP M. connecting direct with
Express trains for Indians polls, Cleveland and the
RETURNING-Ieaye Tere Hsute at 400 p. NJ,
yipcennes It 72e, and arrive At Evansville At 1000
Freight tSins with passenger car attached, run rs
follows: Leave Evansville at 6:5t A. a., Arrive ut
Tcrye Hau;e at 42o 7. Leaye Tsrre lIarte At 6io
A. n, Arrive at Evansville 4a0 p. NJ.
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Some Things are done Better tina
80. .ga OF HI Frs.
so4a r. B. HART

UUsrRECEYED By EXPRESS sil
d Stories and Legends, by Grace Greenwood;
Tempest and Suuehine;. - -,-"N'
i3nSS Il
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19
California aud south American INTELLIGENCE.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE Star of the West, with
San Francisco dates of the goth, and $167OO0O in
specie arrived here this afternoon The third overland
mail had arrived out Among the passengers are Hon.
J. c. McKibben, Of California, Hon. Deazon Smith
and the Governor of Oregon.
The ship John Elliott Thayer, of Boston, was burned
in the Gulf Of California The crew were saved.
The frigate Roanoke and soopof-war Saratoga were
at Aspnwall The ship Gen. Gushing, which got ashore
in Francisco harbOr, is a total loss.
Chnaman had murdered a woman, and was hung
by the mob near Sacramento.
The Indian war in Oregon at end Col
Wright had granted peace. Gen. Clark had returned
to San Francisco.
Two steamers from Victoria brought 1000 returned
miners. The settlements at Frazer river were de
serted.
Business at San Francisco was dull. Consignee
were obliged to press sales at lower prices Stocks
goods were accommodating, and thought that prices
had touched the highest point this season.
SOUTH AMERTCA.-The government of Bolivia haC
succeeded in queing another revolution on the Peruvi
an frontier, securing peace it believed to the Lnare
dynasty for some time to come Gen. Echenique was
still in Bolivia, organizing force to invade Peru.
The sIOOp-o-war Decatur had sailed for Panama
Rhe American ship Norway had reached Sydney from
Hong Kong with 230 emgrants, all in good health
Only three died on the passage
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19
Further News from New Mexico.

ST LOUIS, Nov 12.-'The Santa Fe mail, with dates
to the 18th uIt reached independence the 9Th inst
The mail somewhat delayed in consequence of high
water and bad roads.
Donna Maria Narcssa Galages was murdered at Los
VegOs on October lst
Col Miles had another encounter with the Navajoes,
in which ten Indians were killed and several wounded.
Eighty horses and sxyfve hundred sheep captur
ed. of the United States troops, VIM. Nugent and
Mauriety Paulman were missing and supposed to have
been killed, aud Sergeant John Thompson wounded
Kit Carson, with a band of Utah Indians passed
through Santa Fe on their way to fight the Na7ajoes
with whom the Utahs at
letter to Lieut. Wilkins, dated Sept 3d. says that
a party of the Mohave Indians attacked an emigran
train while crossing the Colorado killed three men, two
and four children, and wounded sixteen Of the
emigrants The emgrants then retreated and sent tt
Albuquerque for supplies, which were furnished by Ma
jor Backus.
The mail for Stockton, California left independence
Mo- on the LIST instant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
TEIERR ATED FEMALE Pills

Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke NJ. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfang in the those
painful and dangerous diseases which the female consti
tuition subject It moderates all removes all
distractions, and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL i'll short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the first
three months of Pregnancy, they bring
Miscarriage, but at any other time they safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton Papitaon of
the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect
when all other have failed and although pow
erfu remedy, do not contain iron calome, antmony
anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
OLate |. C. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
horized Agent, will insure bottle, containing so Pills, by
return mail.
For sale by Druggists generally.
HAVILAND, STEVENSON & CO., Charleston, Whole
sale Agents
March 18th. 1853 16l&29lY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19

ROs-During the week just ended the market has ruled
quiet owing mainly to the small quantity arriving, and
the of stock the in all grades have been
limited. The qualities in demand at full prices
and but little offering sae Common. however, has ruled
Inactive the adyces received from other markets being
favorable and disposed to operate unless
concession on former prices which holders unwilling
to; stock unusually light. Sales Wednesday
of 500 bbs 81 Is for large and 81 23 for small bbs
quote sales during the week Of 68l bbs No at 81 &c
81 at 81 to 81 and $50 do. Pale at IS so tc
81 per bbl., according to quality
TAR-There has been active demand for shipping pur
poses time past and the receipts have been exceed
ingy light and confined to small parcels The arrivals fol
The past comprise only 217 bbs, which sold al
81 % per bb
BEEF CArTLE-In the market for beeyes we have nc
change worthy of note to make. The arrivals continue
to be and the stock butchers hands has become
materially reduced "a fair demand exists, and good ar
Gle would sell readily at fair price. We quote at prices
ranging from 81 to cents e b., according to quality
BARRELsThe market for empty Spirits Turpentine bar
res rules about the reported for weeks past
There moderate demand existing and with meagre
ceipts the supply offering sale has become materially
duced We quote second hand at 81 IS 81 50 for lots
they run, and 81 so a 81 for selected.
CoFFEEIs in moderate stock and only retail business
doing We refer to our table for rates. in quantity
and quality.
CoTToN-The advices the European markets contn
ue to prove decidedly unfavorabe representing further
decline In prices notwithstanding which fact change has
as yet taken place here and the market during the past
or three days ruled quite active at last Thursday
taons The receipts for the week have been rather small
and the quantity Offering sale has become considerably
duced We quote sales fellows Friday, 20 bales at 03
cents for strict mddng Saturday rs do at LOB cents fol
good middDg Tuesday $50 do at TO- 1885, l03 lOs cent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19

MOsT DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-Between and
o'clock yesterday evening highway robbery of bold
and audcious nature occurred West Saratoga street
The victim was Mr.. VIM. Clark, of Wilmington, N. w.
who arrived in this city from New York yesterday NOR
ming and took up his quarters the GilmOr House MOnu
ment square Soon after his arrival he deposited his
watch valuable gold with Messrs Saml Kirk d
Son. jewelers. for repairs. Yesterday afternoon he paid
his bill at the Office of the hotel and obtained his watch
from the jewellers expecting to go to his home In North
Carolina to-day. He then walked to the house OF a
friend on Saratoga street. and was returning past an alley
when he was seized by some six or light rufany looking
men, choked thrown down and dragged into the alley.
He was then robbed Of his wallet containing draft for
S325 payable to Clark Felt, Wilmington, n. Co. $25 in
cold his watch and CHAIN worth $780, and other articles
While accomplishing their work. the ruians kneltlupon
him. frequently threatening his life if he called for help or
resisted and when everything secured, of them
struck him blow with weapon the right temple,
and all fled. Mr. Clark made his way fast as possible
to his hotel and the police notified of the robbery,
bat he having knowledge of the city the exact oca
ty could not be learned though he thinks 1t took place
between Park and Charles streets. His person bore I'M
misakablG marks of the summary way IN which he had
been handled by his assaants. His coat was torn and
soed his face bruised and blackened and the pockets Of
his pantaoOns almost ripped out in the eageness Of the
fellows to secure the valuables The robbery was indeed
bold one to be perpetrated without detection near
the heart of the city, and before daylight yet fairly
gone Baltimore Sum- 18th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19
Marine intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Nov ll1steamer soutnerner' Barber from Fayetteville,
Steamer Fanny LutterOh Elder, from Fayetteville to A.
E. Hail.
schr H. E. Weston, MaIoy, from Philadelphia Harriss
Howell; with mdze.
schr. Emily, Griffin, from New York to J, H. Flanner
with mdze On the 18th inst, off Cape Lookout, spoke
Schr Jos. H. Lamphear days from Baracoa bound for
New York. with fruit; all we'll.
schr. David Faust, Moslander, New York, t. c.
Worth; with mdze.
schr. MedOra, Bartlett from Boston, to j. & D. McRae &
schr s. B. Strong, Mott from New York. to A. D. Cazaux
with mdze
Schr. Blue Nose Allen, from Halifax, N. S., to j. &
D. McRae Co.; with fish. On the 18th ins lat "a long. "a
20, spoke schr Sidney Price, Godfrey from Philadelphia
Nov 14.-Schr. Marine, Merrihew, from New York, to
Murray and Peacock: with mdze.
Steamer James R. Grist, Banks from Council Bluff, to j.
15-schr D. Miller, Creby, from New York Bucks
vile, S. c., On the 18th inst, lat "a 25 expert
enced heavy gale from W. n W., during which lost
mast foretopmast boom, and received other damage
and put in here for repairs.
Brig Webster Kelly, Heagan, from West Indies, to VIM
Nov l6-schr Flying scud, Cumaine, from Baltimore, to
schr. Jonas Smith Lynch, New York. to A. D. Ca.
FAUX; with mdZe.
Nov l7-Schr Ellen Randall, Justice, from Little River
to d. A. Lamont with naval stores.
Schr. Monterey, Arrans, from Philadelphia, via Norfolk
Va, to Harrss 4 Howell; with mdze.
Schr. John T. Williams, Curtis, from New York. to T. c.
Worth with mdze.
Schr Wave, Davis, from HYDE county, to W. H. McRary
Co.; with corn, potatoes and apples
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Burt, from Fayetteville to T.
| G. q B. G. Worth.
CLEARED.
Nov. 12-Schr. Julia Fox, Leaning for New York, by
Harriss Howell with naval stores, &C.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt for Fayetteville by T. c.
& B. g. Worth
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder, for Fayetteville by A.
| E. Hall.
Steamer Rowan, McRae, for Fayetteville, by A. E. Hail.
Nov. l2-Schr. Damon, Pitcher for Boston, by J. q d.
McRae q Co.; with naval stores.
| l3-Barque Alexna, Lowell, for Cuba, by VIM. NJ Har-
riss; with lumber
l5-schr. Louisiana, Mitchell, for Baltimore by Russell
| & Bro; with naval stores, &c.
l5.-Schr. F. A. Hawkins Percival, for Boston, by
Adams Bro. & Co.; with naval stores.
l6-Schr D. c. Hulse Brown, for Charleston by A. D.
Cazaux
Brig L. T. Knight, Griffin for Cardenas, by Kidder Mar
tin with lumber.
17-Schr. Ned, Henderson, for New York, by Harriss
Howell with naval stores, cotton, &c.
Schr Hattie Ross, Poland, for Portland, Me-, by Keith
Flanner; with naval stores and wheat.
Schr Martha jane Billings, for Demarara by NJ. de Be-
ban; with lumber.
IS sehr E. L. B. Wales, Hoffman, for Philadelphia, by
I. c. Worth; with naval stores, &c.
Schr G. r. Dixon, Swain, for New York, by Harrss &
Howell with naval stores, &c.
Schr Nathaniel Doane, Doane, for St. Domingo, by AID
ans, Bro & Co. with lumber and shingles.
Tug Baltic, Bernard for Savannah. by Harriss Howell.
Schr Ellen Randall Justice for Little River, by Hariss
| & Howell.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19
BGRHAVE'S
HOLLA AN d BITE RS.
STOMACH OR LIVER.
CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY
DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND
FEVER AND AGUE,

Such Indigestion, Acdy of the Stomach Cocky Pains,
Heartburn Loss of Appetite, Dependency Costiveness,
Blind aud Bleeding Piles In all Nervous, Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections it has in instances proved
highly beneficial and in others effected decided
This purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated o
land Professor B9Thave. Because of its great
most of the European States its introduction into the United
States intended especially for those of father
land scattered here and there the face of this mighty
country. Meeting with great among them
offer it to the American public knowing that its truly
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t particularly recommended to those persons whose
constitutions may have been impaired by the continuous
Of ardent spirits other forms Of dissipation. Generally
instantaneous in effect it finds it's way directly to the seat
of e thrilling and quckenng every nerve, raising up the
dropping spirit and, in fact, nusing health and vgor
in the system
NOT1CE.-Whoever expects to find this beverage will
be disappointed but to the Sick weak and low spirited it
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed of singular
remedial properties.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
mutations which the public should guard against
chasing. Be pursuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Bprhave s Holland Btters fair trial One bot
tie will convince you how infinitely superior it is to all these
limitations.
R8 Sold at 81 90 per bottle, six bottles for S. by the
sole propretors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. Co.,
Manufacturing harmaceutists and Chemists,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold in Wilmington by VIM. H. LIPPITT, DRAKE & Nc
LIN WALKER MEARES and Druggists generally through
out the State.
June s, 1S58.-232&41-1y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sur
nv NoIo. I .

WASHINGTON, November l3.
The Expedition NicdrQgud-TheI sns and Amer
icdn C0nPaneS-Q1eStiOn Of Clearance for Walker S
Emligrats' Expected British IaterfereHce-The In
The White expedition for Nicaragua from New Y ork
and the Walker expedition for the place from Mo-
bile to try their fortunes again in that field 1t is
said that there is longer any government in Nicara-
gua and that there is provisions for calling Con-
gress to organize government. However this may be-
it is quite certain that the Isthmus must pass out
of the control of its present proprietors.
An American transit company if ever we'll establish
ed or the Isthmus, might become masters of it.
The Mobile Emigration Company no doubt contem-
plates the result for themselves meanwhile it is al
legged that the Ouseey Yrzarr treaty places Nicaragua
under British protection, and that no American coOni-
zaton thereof will develop the crisis of this new COM
plicatiOn.
The Whte-New York and the Walker-Mobile COM
panes have it is sad arranged matters that their
tereStS will not clash Walker was expected to arrive
in Mobile tonight and the collector of that port will at
decide upon the application for the clearance of his
vessel Walker explained here that he would persist in
being passenger if that should be the objection to
clearance The collector puzzled by the proclamation
has reported all the facts and asked for special nstruc-
tons If he can find no arms nor munitions of war
nor even printing press and bundle OF lntammatory
prOcamatOns board the vessel he cannot consider it
a military illegal expedition, within the laws, and
WILL doubt grant clearance, unless specially instruc
ted to the contrary
1t is quite certain that the British naval force will
prevent Lne lanulng OF the enllSrantS or, II they
should land will Immediately take measures to dislodge
them.
The attempt of Whites party to reopen the transit
will be watched with interest, and he will, doubt
meet with obstacles from his rivals both there and
at home. Some two months hence Congress will be
agitated by stormy intelligence from the Nicaraguan
Isthmus
The isthmus of Panama is also about to pass under
British protection in conformity with treaty
der consideration. The necency ofhe United States
government for the purpose of promoting American in
terests abroad is very papabe in relation to the 18TH
musian questions. But the President WILL it is believ
3D. relieve himself in his forthcoming message from the
blame e Of 4aGtGn by throwing it upon Congress and
dation on the subject.
The Indian war in Oregon and Washington Terrific
RES has been brought to end before the arrival of Gen.
barney This probably the final contest with the In
dams IN that quarter and hereafter the country will be
secure Tor emf grant travel and settlement.
very great reduction in the annual expenditures
upon the military establishment may be expected from
cessation Of Indian hostiIties. Ion.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE decision of the
question presented by the collector of the port of Mobile
regarding the clearance to Nicaragua of emigran
sells will probably turn the truth alsity of the
port that the passengers have secured passports from
IrriSarri.
The President has rendered the appointment of the
Governorship Of Kansas to Ex-Governor Medary, Of
Ohio
The balance in the Uni,.d States treasury on Monday
last nearly 100000. The receipts of the week
preceding amounted to $4,000. Drafts paid, 1928,
600 drafts issued, SLIP 7OOO-reduction $556,OOO.-
Amount on deposit at New York $5,2OOOOO.