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The RACES To-pAY.-FouRm DAY.-Woodfolk
stake No ?, for two years olds one mile 800 sub
scription $25 forfeit
!. W Woodfok entered Oh Ellen Fall, by Lexington ou
OF Laura by imp Leyisthan
.. Also CD Fanny Hcks, by Kansas dam by Glencoe
3 Roundree Bresthitt enter by imp Albion, OF Eu
dora, by imp PTsm.
Also, by Highlander out OF Cherokee Rose by Hamlet
Harding enters Caroline, by imp Ecythian Of
ROSette by imp Yorkshire.
G. johnson enters oh Bulletin, by Lexington, dam by
imp Yorkshire.
Hunter enters oh by Lexington, OF Pioayune
by Me1Oc,
{. M:GsyOct enter, Highlander, o'Nary Eiiio:t
by imp LeViatlAn'
9. Barnes enters Oh by Omers dam by ind Levathan.
TO- Guild Blythe Oh JACK Malone, by Lexington, out
Of GloriSns by Eclipse,
Douglas Turner enter ca by imp Albion, by ind
LeyiatlIsn.
SAM DAT-Associalon Purse sIOO, heats, tEo miles.
Turner oh MoIie Jackson, by YauiG, dam by imp
Margrsve, year.
Jonn Campbell by Glencoe dam by Wagner
Chas Lewis enters c Ion Keers. by Wagner, dam ~ Am
bassaior, and be cut Of Emily speed, By o.
The sale Of Pools will commence on the Course
At half past 10 o'clock and continue until I clock.
The Race takes place precisely at , o'clock.
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COMMERCIAL.

Monetary.
In New York Saturday Tennessee per Bonds
ld.tnn
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giving their

In its favor.
Mix the mouth Wit the 1nvigorator and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANFORD5S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable AID put up
nGLAss CASES. air tight, and will keep in any climate.
The Family Ca tAartic PILLisa gen.
tie but active Csthartc which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing q demand from those who
have long used the PILLS the satisfaction which
express regard to their induced to place
them within the reach Of all. =
The Profession we'll know that different Catharties act
on different portions OF the = bowels
The FAMILY A = e THARTIC PILL
has with reference to- this we'll established fact,
been compounded from = variety Of the pursst YeSe
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
almentary canal, and are good and safe in all
es where a Catharie is Z needed, such ID e
arrangements OF the stomach, SleePi.
ness, Pains in the Back and l. o 4 n s.,
COsIiveneSs, p a m and Soreness over
the whole b Q d y, e from sudden cold, which
frequently, neglected, = end in long course Of Fe
yer Loss of Ape. = site, Creeping Sen
satiOn of Cold over the body, Restless
ness, Headache, or = weight An the head,
all AnflammatO y Diseases, Worms, in
Children or Adults, Rheumatism, a great
Purifier OF the Blood and many diseases to which
flesh is he too to mention in this advertise
nent. Desc 10 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVigOFatOr and Family Ca
thaHGic Pills rsaed by Druggists generally sold
Wholesale By the trade ia all the large towns.
st. W.SANF0RD, n. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 1856 Broadway, n. Y
O.J.WOOD CO.,
febl>4y St. Louis, No.
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all lhe disease Tor Wnicn II
within the last two years
OF relief, as the numerous
possession show.
! to the temperament OF the
ed in such quantities as TO
Judgment g'lide you in the
VIGORAEOR, and il
pIaints,B bilious At
Chronic DiarrhOea
PIaintSs DySente-
stomach, HabituaI
&c, Cholera, ChOle-
Enfantums Eiatu-
Female Weakness.
cessfull7 as an Ordinas
cine. 1t will cure SICK
Thousands can testify,) in
two or Ihree Tea
en- at the commencement Of
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

TTNHE undersigned ewing his stock Of Fall and Win
Goods for Genemsns Wear CT all the styles.
Also choice lot Furnishing Goods which he the
attendsn OF his customers and the public generally.
SAM PRICHITT,
81 College street.
N B.--Scott'G Fashions for 1860 and6l
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HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
will long standing Cold in short time Read The

HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
will long standing Cold in very short time. Read the
following:
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I6, 1859
DR. G. NJ. JACEsoS-sr: had for time suffering
under cod having pains through whole SYSTEM
throat and hosTseneSs when recommended to Hoo
lands Basamlc Cordial accordingly procured bottle, and
happy state that half Of II completely cured
unheSitatingly friends who
lsry afflicted, and deem il than justice this
public testimony to its virtues Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared only by Dr. o. NJ Jackson, No 4S Street.
Philadelphia and for sale Druggist and sorekeepes through
the United States and Canada Price IS cents boo
o. J. WOOD, St. Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West.
3 WIN, PENDLETON q CO., Nashville Tenn, Wholesale
Agents Retaed by 10. G. BROWN and EVANS, G. W. HEN
DERSHOTT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; J. 3.
MATHEWS, Edsefed J. G. DORCH, South Nashville,
febll-ly
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NOS, TTU SIC.

NOTICE.
M have this day Ssd entire in the Book Sta
Wv donary and Periodical Businer No. Union street.
Mr.. John 7. Pagan sad Mr. John D. Green, who will
nue the busine-s the place. uRder the style Of
GREEN & CO. JOHNSON q TREAN0R.
On retiring from the book business I'VE
thanks the liberal patronage bestowed
pleasure recommending young
eGce in toe business, ard worthy in the condolences
Of the people. A. W. JOHN SON. JE.
oct5-n JOHN o, TREANOR.
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Arrival Of tho overland Mail.

Fort SMITH, Oct. 1.-THE overland mail of the
2Sth has arrived.
Beale had reached Fort Wajsra all we'll The
Indians on portion of the route were more hos
tile. 1t was reported at Los Angeles that the In
dams attacked the settlers store house at Fort De-
tance, and held the place six hOues defiance of
four companies of United States troops.
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Stocks in New York.


The following the comparative quotations of State Bonds
il the New YORK market for four weeks:
September October.
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BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9 1860

Yesterday was dull day at Annapolis, moth
ing of any moment having transpired. In the
House the principal matter discussed was the COM
pensation of the Committee appointed by the last
Legislature to superintend the labors of the codf-
ers during the recess. The order of the day.
which was the South Carolina resolutions was
not reached. There was to be an evening session,
for the passage of local bills only. In the Senate
Col. KIMMELL occapied most of the time in opposi-
ton to the appropriation to the Maryland Agricul-
tura Society tits believed this will pass the Senate,
as it has already passed the House, and we trust
that such will be the case. The Committee 10 in
vesgate the charges of discrimination by the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad against the interests Of
Baltimore, had further meeting last night, when
an interesting discussion took place between the
President, JOHN W. GARRETT, Esq, in his own
pehalt and ROBERT j. BRENT, Esq, on the other
side
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TIE COOPER OPERA TROHPE

The performances of opera by the English Com
pany now at the Front Street Theatre are the very
best that we have been favored with here for more
than fifteen years. We do not except the several
Italian companies that have performed during that
period, for, although they have introduced to us in
divldual singers of great fame and merit, they
nave never given US combined effect equal to that
which the mastery leadership of Mr.. Cooper
brings from the excellent materials that compose
MS Company. La Somnambula was given on Tues
day night with more completeness and unity of
euect than ever before in this city, except perhaps
"hen performed by the Wilson and Sheriff Com
pany, some sixteen or eighteen years ago. The
great finale to the second act was given as written
a full quintetto and chorus-and produced genuine
enthusiasm. The Italians always considered t,oo
voices sufficient for quintette in Baltimore. fea-
ture in the performance strong enough of itself to
draw an audience is the violin of Mr.. Cooper-an
instrument of extraordinary purity, power au6
sweetness of tone in the hands of a master Its
CLASSY notes soar above the loudest swell of chorus
and orchestra combined. 5H.-
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Our SOUTHERN TRADE.-The Committee anno;nted
by the members of the Provision Exchange to taka
in charge the subject of establishing line of steam
ers to Savannah, have determined to call moat;no
nexi week, at the Corn Exchange, of all the mor'
chants interested in the Southern trada NJ,
Ufichton the President of the old line has cor.on,
ed to address tine meeting. We understand Il viii
be shown By the books OF the old lima ,h.. -
boats, out OF debt Cannot only be made to sustain
themseive+' Dat withouta doubt, to pay andsome
dividends The Committee have several nro,,os;
tions to offer the meeting which thew consider
practicable, and which, if sustained by our mer.
chants, will put this trade in desirable position
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY.

THE LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY
E. IT'S,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hail.
Where be found the largest of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers are
to examine this stock Of Furniture before purchasing
there can be found always hand and made to order
TErE-A-TETES in BrocateIie, Plush or Hair Cloth SO
FS, Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush, Hair Cloth or GOV
cred in goods order Full French Paror Half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS of various patterns in
brocaelle, Plush, Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS, in
Wanutand Mahogany of various styles from $50 to 5000
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &c: EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat.
terms; HAIR Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed
Z. MOUNT,
fee No. 81 N. Gay st., opp. Odd Fellows Hall
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ILLNESS OF PAUL AKERs. THE AMERICAN SCULPTOR.
Upon the authority of private letter. received
by the steamer North America, the Providence
Journal states that Mr.. Akers, the well.known
sculptor, is lying dangerously ill with hemorrbape
OF the lungs, at Lyons, in France. Mr.. Akers left
New York about three months SINCE in comnanv
with party from Providence. They had vow
age of twenty-eght days in crossing the Atlantic.
and after remaining short time in Paris, proce ed
ed towards Italy. At Lyons Mr.. Akers was taken
i'll, and has since remained there with his Provi-
dence friends. His chief object in visiting Italy
was to execute an order from Mr. Belmont of New
York, for marble statue of the late Commodore
NJ C. Perry, his father-in-law, to be placed in Cen
trai Park. Mr.. Akers, we believe, is from Maine,
and is sculptor of much promise.
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LATER FROM RUATAN.-A correspondent of the
New Orleans Picayune, writing from Ruatan JAM
l6, says:
On the 18th inst, the good people of Ruatan
learned, from number of the official Gazette of
into by her British Majesty's Government and
Honduras, the Bay Islands, including, of course,
their beautiful island, had been ceded to that Re-
public AS far as have been able to Judge, think
the sentiments of the people are very hostile to
Honduras, and that they will never, oftheir free
will, consent to live under the authority of that
Government. On the 18th inst, meeting was
held for the purpose of petitioning the Home Gov
eminent against the impoicy of ceding the Bay
Fruit in consequence of the heavy rains in the
month of October last, is scarce and it is with
difficulty that vessels get a cargo. Cocoanuts are
selling at the rate of SIS per thousand, and plan
tains at s719c hundred -
The health of the island is represented as excel
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Sole AGENCY OF THE BALTIMORE Coal Co.
The undersigned Sole Agent the the above cee
brated Coal this market offers to consumers manufac
turers and shippers at the lowest market Orders for
any size and quantity filed promptly. @
s CHARLES GILMoR,
dI5-d No. IS Second street. near the Post Ofice
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-09

EXPECTED REAPPEARANCE OF THE COMET OF 1885,
Professor Lowering, in of his late Astronomical
lectures before the Lowell Institute said that the
great comet of 1856, which caused the abdication
of Charles the Fifth of Spain, is confidently ex-
pected to reappear during the present year, and
French astronomers are even now on the look out
for it. If no error has been made in the revised
calcu ations, it will probably be seen from this
plannt durinO tho fall of 1SeO
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The BEST SEWING MAcHINI

IHE BEST SEWING MACHINE.
The only First Premium Sewing Machines for Family
and General Manu- featuring Purposes was awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES,
At the lat Fair of the Maryland Institute for their
ority over all others. Price $50 and upwards. ..
SAILS Rooms,
nl4t l63 baltimore atraat
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PAPER-HANGINGs.
HOWELL & BROTHERS,
MANUFACTUR ERERS,
Invite the attention OF wholesale and retail dealers to the
large stock Of
PAPER-HANGINGS
On hand at our store,
$50 BALTIMORE STREET,
OPPOSITE HANOVER.
The stock embraces the cheapest styles Common AMI Satin
Papers, as well as the most costly and elegant
Everything usually found in the business in great
variety.
Rsr0rders solicited, and promptly attended to- ja25tf
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EXCITEMENT ON THE MISSOURI BoRpER.-FoUR
HUNDRED MEN IN ARMs.-A letter from Little
Usage, Bates county, Mo-, in the Bates County
Standard, which that paper states is from relia-
bic source, mentions that there is much excitement
at Paris, Linn county, X. T.. on account of an ap-
pretended attack from Missourians and parties in
Kansas. The letter states that there were four
hundred men under arms on Mine Creek, near DR..
Goodson's awaiting an assault by Hamilton, Lam
dis and Tate, rumor having reached them that
these contemplated hostlitieS in retaliation for
the late outrage committed on their friends.-Cin.
Gazette.
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WoOD WooDll WooDl!l
SAVE % PER CENT by buying Wood Office Of CITY
Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. ) NORTH
JAMES H. JOHNSON
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1PSALE OF THE LATE JUDGE LEES
tsntion M " Law Ah pLBRARYWs invite the
eensSr the
the estate Of he late Iqdge Collins Lee
orh Charles street fHfs hGfsdayj EvES SfH s
inst, commencing at o'clock 1t
ETp THE SECOND LECTURE OF THE
Rs1GFe the 2hW sGBBfR Ro6My
NEXT FFP1T Ev PITS S' RfGaBH
Bamee Street, Sa; 6
Br0adTay Of the members Of St Stephens and Trinity
The proceeds be applied to the payment of Trinity
lDoors open o'clock. Lecture to commence at s.
TP ELECTION OFFICE NORTHERN
- CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY, BALTIMORE,
January "a Is6O1A general meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Of February next bwsn he houa
Of = and 2Scock for the purpose of ELECrING TWELVE
D1hEGIOhS Tor the ensuing year.
The Transfer be closed the 9th of February
10, By order, RoBT. s. HoLLLNs,
sa-2 s1.s - = secretary
SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE, February
$40 At an ms fGSP held on 1T Tuesday the 18th Of
more for the ensuing year, the following named gentlemen
samuel J. Donaldson, VIM McKi Hme''ON'
Basil s Elder; VIM. Kennedy,
VIM. Il. ConklIng, Alonzo Lilly,
John pushane, Hugh jenkins,
r. u brune, Benjamin Deford,
Matthew Smith, James l. Fisher
joseph (NlShinp- .Ir
Michael Warner Thomas q TenFins
Roberto Brown, VIM Graham
Ghauncey Brooks. N Popplein,
Deeter Bargar, Samuel Kirby
Edward Kurtz,
And at meeting Of the Board of Directors held this day
AkGhIBALD STIRLING was reelected President, and j.
SAURlN NORRIS Treasurer. feg4t
I'D Il. a. WAKEFIELD,
HSS#H WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
AAlllAA3 20 W. FAYETTE STREET.
ou S. E. corner of Pine street,
Offers for sale prime Hams Orange brand Maryland and
Excelsior and Dufelds celebrated Old do Family
Extra and Super Flour Buckwheat in twenty-five pound
bags and by the pound superior country ground Corn
new crop n o. Sugars and Moasses; Crushed formulated
and Clarified Sugars; Pure Roasted Ground and
superior Green and Black Teas assortment of Old Bran
dies, Wines, Gins Whistles, DC Chewing Tobacco and CT
gars &c In fact complete stock Of prime fresh GROCE
RlES, which he will sell cheap for cash, to prompt pay
ing customers on short time All delivered free and war
ranted to be represented. feo.tf
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER

GENTLEMEN'S BELONGINGS
Being DESTROYS of reducing business to perfect sys
tem have disposed of nearly all employees and attend
personally to each department, feeling assured from our
long experience and perfect knowledge of this business
can give entire satisfaction We shall be prompt attentive
and sell the best and choice goods at moderate
and uniform prices
CONSTABLE, WALKER & CO.,
1855 Baltimore street
ielu Opposite the Museum
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The SCIENCE OF CHEMISTRY |

THE SCIENCE OF CHEMISTRY
"a CoNsUMMATIoN DsvoUFLY TO BE W1sHEDln
Experience has taught that a man may know toe
much at least in his estimation But as profess
be modestmnded man. should say, to make assurance
douby sure, thatmy liquid CIRcAssIAN HAIR DYE will
not color the skin, no other dye in use can obviae
1t will darken from light auburn to Jet black
Price 81 per box
D. c. DRIscoLL
fel If 95 RoItin,ora s+roo+
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The HEMPFGELD RAILROAD IN THE PENNSYLVANIA
LEGIsLATURE.-On the Sd instant, bill was intro
duced in the Pennsylvania Legislature, by Senator
Miller, of Washington county, proposing to stay
bonds subscribed by his county to the Hempfield
Railroad, until her liability was judeially settled
The bill was opposed by Senators Smith, of Phila-
delphia and Hall, of Blair county, on the ground
of the effect the reputation would have upon the
credit of the Company and the stock The reso-
lutons were tabled.
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$1,4S5,949.94

Increase the present fiscal year s63,27175
The transportation Eastwardly, into the City of
Baltimore, during the month Of January, on some
of the principal staples, has been follows
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The TEXAS UNION RESOLUTIONS followino
resolutions were adopted by the Legislature O.
Texas In reply to the series received from South
Carolina
SECTION l. Be it resolred by the Legislature of tn
State Of 1eras, That we do not concur in opinior
with the Legislature of South Carolina, that any
such alarming exigency exists in our national
affairs, as to justify the revolutionary action recon-
mended by them to their sister slavehelGing States
nor do we assent to the doctrine of secession by
one or more States, from our national confederacy
as constitutional right.
I'd. Resolved, That this Legislature is firmly at.
tached to the Union Of these States, in order to
participate in the glory and prosperity of which
Texas surrendered her national existence and tha,
we go for it as one and indivisibe, NOW AND FoREv
Err, as our revolutionary fathers framed it.
Sd. Resotred, That this Legislature beholds in
the proposed secession of the Southern savehod.
ing States, or any one of them, from their sister
States-as In the dissolution of ur glorious Union
no remedy for any alleged evils real or imapina
ry, but great aggravation of them all; and con.
template that deporabe event the parent of other
clamities far transcending in magnitude, and fatal
consequences any now pending over u.s.
Atm Resot1ed, That as far depends upon u.s. m,
'gu stand by, support and uphold the Union oqoins
all ATTACKS, from without within, and against all
ultraisms, whether at the North or South
9Th. Resolved, therefore, that we respectfully
but most emphatically, decline to participate in
or In any way sanction the proposed meeting of the
slaveholding States, for the porpose indicated BY
the Legislature of South Carolina.
9th. Resolved That his Excellency the Governo,
be requested to communicate this preamble and re-
solutions, to each of our sister States with the ex
preston of our earnest hope that they will all unite
with us, in cultivating Lroherly feeling observing
justice and obeying the Constitution and laws of the
United States
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FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SETS, URNs, CAsToRs
Cake Baskets &c, for sale at moderate prices
j. &R. CAMPBELL,
NIL II R. GER COR 22f Baltimore street
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SUPERIOR HAMS.
Just received, of quality suit the bestj Judges For
sale by WM H MCLEAN
Ja25u 81 n Charles St
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U. s. SHIP CONSTELLATION, At Sea,
Off Cahena. w. Coast of frina Dec Q

We left Cabena yesterday, at l P. NJ, in company
with the Portsmouth" and stood out from the
coast: AT P. NJ. sail was reported by the look
out, distance II miles off weather bow. We
instantly made all sail, and after ten hours chase
came up to her. We Immediately sent a boat
aboard of her under charge of Acting Master East
man. She proved to be the Spanish brig "Deli-
cia,' three months out from Matanzas, Cuba. On
inquiry for her papers and colors by Mr.. Eastman,
the chief mate replied they had neither. Upon the
Captain being inquired for, the men stated that he
had left the ship and was ashore with the funds
necessary to purchase her slave cargo. Her crew
are mostly Spanish, with few Portuguese, and
seem to think nothing of being captured. Her
slave deck was laid, and her cooking apparatus
ready for The mate has made and signed a
statement acknowledging that she was Illegally
engaged. In fact, he says that he saw US at an
Choir, and was in the act of taking on board her
slaves, and when she observed us getting under
way, supposed that we were running down to her,
and for this reason he put out to sea. Lieut.. R.
NJ. McArann and Midshipman Farquhar will 90
home in charge of her with crew from this ship.
Her officers and crew, all told, amount to fifteen
persons.
p. S. The LIST and Sd mates will go to the United
States in the "D, to give evidence when summon
ed before the Court The rest of the crew are now
on board this ship,