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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
For Sale.

| AM authorized to sell the following I described tracts of land, viz: The N. w. 1 of s. g, and the N E. 11 of $. 9, in township North, of Range l2 West. On said land there is a dwelling house, corn cribs, stable, smoke house and eighty acres in cultivation Price Sl6, 15 cash, balance, one year, with interest.
 ALSO-the southwest quarter of s. l2, town ship N. Range West-60 acres under fence. Price, SO5O, 112 cash, balance, one year.
 A. F. DYER,
 Real Estate Ag't. June g, 1859 3t. Little Rock, Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
French ant Sardians.

FK 'rcnch and Sardinians, at the out >s e blished themselves in two lines. at
 riptlgieS to each other, the one on the
 Dsnd the other on the Pc. This po-
 ,ios almost impregnable, for the enemy
 inslcking one line would necessarily
 eshls flank exposed to the other Tu-
 i,ie capital, may be considered as oc- cng the angle between them, and is
 tore protected by both, and in full
 tnmication with each. These two
 I are receiving constant achievements
 -c one from over the Alps at the west, | the other from Genoa and Allessandria
 he south. From the latter direction, lpoleon is coming, and when he reaches t strongly fortified town of Casale, he VI be in the field.
 The Austrians, whose advance toward Tin was checked by these lines, have rkt juliriously avoided being crushed be- Yen them and are now for5ifying them
 s"s in two similar but smaller lines: aing them, the one on the river Sesia and Mother parallel to the Po, and a short j;hnce north of it Their headquarters |, established at Mortara, which is at the rnle, and their endorsements are coming oard both lines, from Pavia and Milan.
 advancing against the Allied Sove- as, the Au~trians would have to aban- loItheir fortified posts, and at every step v4d be spreading their force, and conse- luhtly weakening it. Their position is for attack, but strong for de- fe 4e
 lhe French on the other hand, at every ,ti of advance, will be concentrating thei rof, by bringing their two lines nearel oither. Hence they have the advantag, Ioh httack.
 fercelli, of which such frequent mention is lade in dispatches, lies between the ar mf and is alternately occupied by recon nofring parties from each At present thi.Anstrians hold it.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
Gins, Mills and Beltings

LIAGLE Cotton Gins, with improved A Brush. Strlub's Corn Mills, with combina- ton Crusher. 6, !, and inch yulcanised rubber Betting for Gin and Mill bands 3, I and , inch yllcansed rubber Betting made zpressl for thrash. ing Ing machines. Also Lacing Leather and Belt Hooks, for sale low by
 RAPLEY, HANGER x co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29

Gs- A mans wife lately died in New York, and, upon exhumation of the body, not trace of poison was found in it. This Is regarded as remarkable proof of the advancement of virtue and domestic happi. ness m that exemplary city.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
Wanted.

4 PARTNER in a Steam Circular Saw n and Shlngle NH, tus HIacInnery is entirely and in first rate order. The mill is situated in excellent locality. The applicant must be first rate sawyer, who understands the business thoroughly-can take charge of the mill and can command cash capital of at least Sl 000. For further information address "Saw Mill," care of F. McNally, Pine Bluff, Ark's. June 29 1859 3t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
June 29.1s50. 2t
FOR MEMPHIS, LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
 Steamer Irene"

JNo. D. ADAMs,............ Commander
 hIS elegant passenger pack s~ an4a 5, ct ;l, will leave Little Rock for E sls Louis{lI ana Cincinnati on Thurs sz.s= = .s ual .; ,ne mn day of July, 1852 This will be h ,r'ae oGf,unty for persons going east or north perlor accommodations, she viii take nn froioft ply On board HIS az June %, 1859 4.
 lGaZattn cop,, Qt
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
Distributing Post Offices.

There are now forty-nine distributing post offices in the United States On the lst prox. twelve of these will cease to ex- ist. These twelve are Nqtchez and V1cks- burg, Miss, TascuaoJia, Ala. 4Noy$riUe, Ky, Ashpale. N. c, Abingdon, Va, Aeo- h-ak, Iowa, Erie, Pa, Troy N., Y., Hart- ford, Conn.,, Procidence R. 4, and Port idad Me. The following are the distribut- inp nffirns cnntinnnd nftar l # .Inlr.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29

MARRIED-On the I'd inst, by the Rev C. !. 'Jeltries at the house of tho brides mother, Dr. THos r. MuRF late O Mississippi to Miss ELLEN REED of Pulask county, Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29

lENAToR SIDELL AND THE FRENCH Ms sIj The Washington correspondent of th{New York Journal of Commerce says:
 There is no doubt that Mr. SIdell has at ,ngth accepted the mission to France, with was rendered to him by the Presi- de3 two years ago, and which he could hae had at any time since The reason wlrh induces Mr'Slidel to accept it now is te existence of war in Europe. the futre complications of which cannot be forsen, but which may possibly afford a favIrable opportunity for opening nego- tiaton for the purchase of Cuba. This ne9tiation is, no doubt, to be commenced at 'aris, md not at Madrid. Mir. Slidell hasbeen identified with tlle Cuban ques- tio1, and has done much to fix the atten- tiol of the government and of the country npn it. F. has been lately sustained very strmgly and completely in his views on thai subject, and in his political position generally, by the democratic party in Loui- siana, as represented in the late democratic state convention. He can leave Louisiana therefore, for couple of years, without apprehension of any change unfavorable tc his great political influence there Two years of his senatorial term k unexpired and 1t may perhaps De completed by tho appointment of NIT. Sandige, recently { member of the House of Representative from Louisiana
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
For Sale.

nNE medium size wrought Iron ,q-x O Cook Stove, new and complete, at Elss5l Cincinnati price, with freight added. RE Also one Patent Kitchen Cook Stove;
 $ Champion
 e Jackson
 All will be sold low for cash at the Tin Shop, by June 29, 'o9. At. J. BRISBIN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
c 0 NJ NJ E R c I A l..
NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday Evening,l

HUuAK-Tal 70 INIIY IITT aUIIHI aI 9 ,fNo34c.
 MoLAssEs-l0O bbs. inferior changed hands at 27l sc. and some small lots at previous rates.
 FLoUR-Extra at g 0o, and AIeck Smith cream at $ 9. We also heard of a sale Of superfine at s 5.
 Cosv-I'he supply was limited and the sales were confined to As sacks Mixed and Yellow at Sl 10, li2 Mixed it Sl l711a, and 100 fancy white at Sl 90.
 ,BAhE RoPE-l25 coils La. Mau.Co. sold al 8l ,c. f'-' CoFFEE-rhe sales of Rio comprised 275 bags at llc. 594 at 1 l4c l59 at III lac.. and 247 at Dc
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
BOONE & CO.'S
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK.

LUST received from Philadelphia, per J steamer Red Wing, LADIES KID P. SOLE HEEL BOOTS; WELT LASTING HEEL CATERS: CHENEL SLIPPERS; BRONZE KID :" FANCY; MISSES KID F. SOLE HEEL BOOTS. GENTS FINE CALF PUMP BOOTS: DRESS BOOTS; WALKING BOOTS; FINE CALF PUMP OXFORD
 TIES; GLOVE KID CONG. GAL
 TIERS; " PAT. LEA. :" GLOVE KID PUMP OXFORD
 TIES; For sale cheap for cash, AT BOONE & CO.'S. BOOT AND
 SHOE STORE, Main street, Little Rock. Arks. June % 1859.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29

Is- The white folks in Oregon having no white women to choose from are marry ing Indian squaws.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
SAMUEL A. HOPPLE, P h gra aphic Artist

pESPECTFULLY announces to the is citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he has opened gallery at the Franklin House, oppo- site the steamboat landing, where he is prepared to take life like Ambrotype and Medainotvpes of the best quality, and on most favorable terms The public are invited to call and examine spe- cimens
 S. A. HOPPLE, Artist.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
For Sale.

X TRACT of land containing about 4 \ two hundred acres on the south bank of the Arkansas river, adjoining the village of Red Fork, III Desha county, ill which there are about fifteen 'creS in cultivation. with good frame dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house, and all necessary out buildings.
 For terms apply to the subscriber by letter or otherwise at Dewitt, Arkansas
 June 29, '59, 3m. w. II. HALLIBURTON.
 Memphis Weekly Appel copy months and send account to True Democrat.
 Machine Betting and Steam Packing. CHI received from the manutactory, a ey general assortment of the vuicanised India Rdb6cr Beltiag and Steam Pqckiag, suitable for Gin or Mill Bands Also on hand and for sale cheap horse power gearing for Gin Stand
 June 29 '59. JOHN COLLINS X co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
For Rent

A : OCT. Rosewood Piano f==--=.--577 7--7' 4 \ warranted good article, largestFT 2 ? Fl slze-9o per month ill family, S6 in school, with privilege of purchase. Cash or secured, at fair price; interest only instead of rent charged. h. quire of H. JACOBJ
 June g, '59 4t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29

From Albany Evening Joutnal A Rogh DiagJn of the Scene of War. w gave, aw days since, diagram, rougty oketahg the position of the com bataps. Wesproduce 1t to-day, changed so a$o show ie changes in their lines:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29

Nlor'ara. Payia. s erselli. NC'Saie' River Pc.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29

I SOOINfI UT Y
 Tn the Cnancery Court of said county, before tho
 clerk clerk thereof in vacation, 2d day of June A. D. | 1859. '1ii'' A' D
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
BY N. v1GNIE.

s. aaafe No. i bounded by Maz.n Treasures. BArthoo.
new na BENEFITS Streets divided into "A lots and designated
Nv LOTS OF aRoU 70 No 81 bounded
hors OF GROUND in squ.. No. 50
bounded y Masant. Bensaa Bartholomew and Humanity
No q bounded by France Jo.spd!ns Sa.nt c.sstine
hoSs 81 aaunD in No. 80
s1ss % a. Dsssy u r. And sd'
above described lots leased to sst October 1852
b.l sRsF .as
~ in No. &c.
fsi@nf .ad
'si s'1 * in
by 1slery johnson. Tcou and Force Streets dsg
No. ST. bounded rco cesne HaucoeE and and Genius
~ the of til. Third
adjoining Hancock street, dssisnatsd ,tse Nos CIT
Tract No. measures 2arpents feet 4,pcbes and line,
front said road BY about "A arpens
depth and fronting Hancock street. and 3apsnts 63
Tract 2arpents 1871 feet Inch and Ines
in pih, and arpens and % fes, Tie line
% g sd
Depth and arpens and s. feet ne according
PFC F1h4SRs gp sRosp
Convent the Genty lands and Piey street. according plan
Gentilly Road.
20. TWENTYFoUR TRACTS OF LAND, situated on
,ass 81 ssyen Sd fronting the GENTLY
FROM On the GENTLY Road BY about ut
5000 feet 1900 feet in depth together with the
Said properly is leased up October 1885, to Mr. Geo.
1 TWENTY F6wE TRACTS Of LAND situated both
gnatsd tracts Nos Is 49, urng about $50 feet
front on the GENTLY road by about 250 feet $500
| TRACT OF LAND. situated on the ef. bank of Bayou
FivE TRAoTs q LAND q shs rsh ssB bank Of
measuring each about 1870 feet front the GENTLY road by
'' ONE IT. HuNbRED AND FIFrY-s1x TRACTS OF LAND
situated both sides Of Bayou Salvage and measuring
1872 feet iron. on the GENTLY road BY irregular depth from
plantation Said known the vachee desig
mated tracts Nos 81, 49, S. ST. So co. to 6 2os 2l6
MIlneburg Property.
| 80. FoRTY-sIX SQUARES OF GROUND, situated at
NJ nebng comprised within Lake Pontchaain, Vaudeville
The whole according plans drawn by Louis H. Pile Esq.,
office Exchange Alley said
plans to be exhibited ao in the of ST. Louis Hotel
TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs.-on fifth cash. and the bal.
on of one Mo three ND four for notes
by SPECIAL mortgage on the property sold with
cent interest per from date until maturity
Of after maurty said notes i'll then
cent. interest until u y paid. This condition
will not be under TODD to delay in payment
| said notes.
purchasers themselves to be put in possession
and conditions described within days from he day
h be- Or esd Tor "a er Acc a n
| risk without any further notice
Acts Of sale before T. Benny ESQ City Notary No. 81 Roy
| al street, at the expense of the purchasers as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
: A. FAHNEsToCx's vERNIIFUGE-

This safe and only eecua remedy for been
extensively used by regular practising physicians than any
the United States.
1t is used with the utmost freedom confidence by gentle.
who have attained emnence in the medical pro esson
all the MIDDLE, Western and Southern States,
The great of its popularity the fact that nothing has
yet been discovered which be substituted in place.
that be used in all without to the
suit Its perfect safety recommends it to every parent If
secreed within the system will speedily exps
them without fail But in order obtain the genuine article
purchaser should be his guard and look well the
initials the bottle and wrapper and be particular that
he is buying B. A. FAHNESToCK'S VERMIFUGE, and no
9th mol JrnHw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18

ALL KINDS OF CLoTH1NG.-We ask attention to
the advertisements of Messrs L. Lyons propristors
Of immense and magnificent clothing the
St. Charles aud Common Streets Their really astons
ngy large complete can fail to nd just what
goods they require and they DO heavy business
they of afford to sell small profits, and this
the system of their business Their comprises every
description Of clothing adapted all occupations and all pu
poses
Their clothing department uncommoaly well stocked
with variety of to fit the youngsters
school, for church, aud their goods being sold
off at reduction Of prices that better opportunity
purchasing be hoped for To the advantages offered
would particularly direct the attention Of and guardians
The stock of Shirts under clothing and all kinds urnhing
goods full variety well extent being attained this
and all departments Of the business Of the Southern Clothing
Estabishment.t ~ -.--.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18

MOREAUs REsTAURANT.-A better dinner cannot
be anywhere the face of this planet the United
Europe in London Paris Vienna ST. Petersburg Co.
penagen Naples, Madrid Berlin, Rottsrd-n Amsterd-r
ese than day enjoy
Restaurant l27 Canal street, conducted Messs
Moulin The cuisine Of the choicest description ge
MUS of the artistic employed upon
choicest edible materials which the markets the
city Affords The wines genuine and of the brands
and the repast is served in style Of appsn elegance
which mparts additional RELISH The walters
plhed their business and visitors
mend the establishment to who would live well
reasonable wtha for the proprieors do think they
justified charging proporonably exobant
theirs is 'star t."
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Square fronting on Derbigny and Roman
streets. interSncted as the nrecedinm.
Squares fronting on Roman and Prieur
streets, intersected MS the preaching.

Square No. SO is fractional square, fronts en- Roman
Streets and divided into Is lots of about the
dimensions the lots in the preceding square.
Square No. GU is bounded by Roman First Prieur and
Streets and is divided into Is ots measuring each
30 feet inches 'front.' by depth Of 1876 feet inches
Square No. 81 bounded by Roman Second Prieur and
Third and divided into Is lots of about the d.
mansions those in the preceding square.
Square No. 62 is bounded by Roman Third Prielr and
Fourth Streets and vd into Is lots of about the di-
mansions AS those in the preceding square,
Square SOUNDED by Roman Fourth and Prieur streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS FOR SALE
No. 8 CARONpELET STREET WEST SIDE

cravings consisting of Original Pictures by some the best
masters Of Europe and copies made from the of cele-
bated artss-a selected and painted, during many
years as an artist in the principal cities of the Cont
anime the collection, which may be from o'clock A. NJ
till O'Clock P. NJ.
ROBERT GSCHWINDT,
m2l I'm No sCorondelet sraat vast siSa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18

Two MEN KILLED By RAnRoAp TRAMs.-A
farmer named Isaac Hardin was killed on Saturday
morning by being run over by train of the Cleve-
land and Toledo Railroad, near Obsrlin. The same
morning German was killed near Eyria on the
same railroad, but by different train.
cincinnati Commercial l1fh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT,


The undersigned respectfully presents this his
card to the public at large for the coming season. the
sale of Slaves Shall have constantly hand asrge
fully selected stock of Slaves calculated please pu
chaser let his wants be what they Having
yards, prepared to accommodate FIVE HUNDRED
SLAVES have also every accommodation Traders both
for boarding and lodging with attendance NY bust
ness will be strictly confined to commission giving thereby
each and trader an equal opportunity in the disposal Of
continuance OF all former customers and friends OF TIA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18

DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LuNGs-We feel
that doing valuable who suffer from any
disorder Of the throat lungs auy chronic or functional
disease advising them to avail themselves of the electro
chemi and medcated bath treatment of Dr. c. Crane
his Electro Chemical Institute No. lag st. Joseph street.
practice of several years midst by Dr. Crane has demon
sated the efficiency not the nfabe Of his treat.
of some of the worst and angs which
affect the human family No has anything and
hundreds have gained everyhing-health happiness and
long extension of ife-by putting themseve Dr. Crane
We call attention to The Doctors card advertising col
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
PRINTERS AND PuBL1sHBns are referred to the card

TRINTEKs AND PUBLISHERS are referred to the card
of Mr. George Vinen the established Tyne Foundry
and Printers Warehouse No. l5 Poydas street. between
Camp and ST. Charles Streets New Orleans Mr. vnten keeps
constantly on hand and for sale prices
type ink cards. and printing of every de-
scption and they can make very
orabe terms with him. He is agent for the sale R. Hoe
and JAS Conner Sons types and his long
rence in the business enables him orders and
to the perfect satisfaction of the Hundreds pub
fishers in the South will attest to this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18

JEwELRY AT WHoLEsALE.-Mr. Henry T Briggs,
80 Canal street, asks the attention OF the trade to his heavy
stock of jewery n late styles Of manufacture to which
receipt goods making constant additions Dealers
will always fud at his salesroous any article in which their
be short and which they may purchase profitable
prices We refer jewellers and ewey merchants to Mr. Briggs
advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
CIGARS AND ToBAcoo-The retail trade who wish

CIGARS AND ToBAoCo.-The retail trade who wish
to procure the best brands Havana chewing
smoking tobacco snuff pipes and other things line,
will do well call upon F. Pra at the Venus corner of St.
Charles street and Commercial Place. Mr. Pats largely
engaged in the importing business and to sell the
best articles imported the prices The cigars which
Mr. Prats hands retail fair samples of the articles he
sells at Wholesale and more than need say We're
fer to his advertisements another part OF oln paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18

street. the will everything requisite in FANCY needle
netting and knitting work and for embroidery In silk cotton
duced prices purses fans nuhs and great
variety af elegant fancy articles,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18

LOST IN THE SwAMP.-The Postmaster at Jones,
HILL st. Francis county, in the course of letter to
us, narrates the following story, to prove position
he takes that a woman can stand more cold than q
man ~
A few weeks ago Mr.. Robert R. Jones and Mr.,
George Armor went into the bottom on q bunting
excursion. One day, after Telling bee tree thew
heard the voice of q woman and upon proceeding to
the place whence the cries issued found woman sit
ing on log in the cane break, and few feet from
her. laying in the water several inches deep was her
husband, scarcely able to move. Mr. Armor returned
to the camp, procured blankets and food while M.
Roberts kinded a fire. They noticed that when food
given to the female she carefully fed the man BY
putting the bread and meat in his mouth "a he was
scarcely able to move. - -
The woman stated that their names were Aiken.
that they had attempted to take 70 nigh cuta
through to Clarendon, in Monroe county but had got
lost in the canebreak and had been there three weeks
with no food save persimmons and acorns. The sin
gular part of the story u.s. that though they had NO
fire during the time, were wet for the whole three
weeks, and though Mrs Aiken had taken off all her
under clothing with which to protect her husband,
yet she was not frost.btten, while he was, and 90
badly that he was with difficulty enabled to recover
SO as to walk. The place where they were found
was twelve or fifteen miles from any house, in r.
n, W. es1
Quite striking illustration Of woman's devoted
ness and powers Of endurance.
Little Rock (Ark.) True Democrat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18

NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT STORE
Messrs Johnston Turner the widely and popularity known
dealers in hats straw goods under the ST. Charles Hotel
ST. Charles street, this morning that they pur
chased the lease of the fine No. Camp street. under the
City Hotel recently occupied by B. NJ Norman where they
have opened, in addition to their store great stock Of
goods for the wholesale and retail trade This stock we are
enabled to state comprises every excellent variety of
imported hats of approved styles adapted
70 the season and for sting every taste purpose
They have also got in unusually complete assortment of
straw goods every description for ladies and chdrens
which they offering low for cash approved paper
close this reference to advertisements with responsible as
everybody that they most reasonably and
satisfactorily wi h Messrs. Johnston and Turner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
A SHOCKING TRAGEDY.-In the Vicksbmg WING Of
Friday last we find the following Fl. 6 S

q" N'f3OSHA-0 A1A1o1 tus iCxnOuI& W nI& OF
Friday last we find the following:
A gentleman from Washington county has informed
US Of one Of the most shocking affairs, including fiat
ricide and suicide, that has ever come 70 our fnoWl
edge. 1t appears that two brothers, named William
and Robert Buford, have been residing near Bogue
Pbaliah, in Washington county, for sometime psst.
The elder, William Bnford, had very pretty wife,
with whom the younger brother Robert 6ecan,e
madly infatuated. a criminal intercourse between
the two had been carried for sometime, but grow
ing weary Of the restraint imposed BY the presence
OF the injured husband, the younger brother deter
mined to add to his other crime the danninr one Of
fratricide. On Wednesday evening Of last week the
outraged husband and brother was murdered, and on
the Sunday following Robert Bueord the double
murderer, committed suicide by taking strychnine.
The misguided wife of the murdered man. With tvo
children, are left the sole memorials Of this chapter
Of horrors $50 is 1sta 800 =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18

TRUNKS AND WATERPROOF CLorHING.-Mr. F.
Bauers % Magazine street, desirable place for
the purchase of all descriptions Of trunks and yase
and Indiarubber clothing and goods At this he has on
hand consignment of superfne sole trunks which
must be sold and atgains be had which may ser
again years. for come as being
articles article of merchandise which be named
Country merchants rely that they nowhere get
favorable terms than at Mr., Bsper,s