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Montebeila, ship. Alexander
Devhn
Harshueld ship. John Har-
mon
Mary Louise bark, rhos Rich
ards
Manchester schr, Anthony
ihacher
moury Bosgerson bark, DB
* al, boy
Minuehaha sbip, Michael No
Cam. Patrick hcDald,
John Ryan. Jcanette holly
Marshiicld ship, IhamasWalls
Mansinetta bark Roht scott
Ma son ship, ,Collen Cullsnsou
Mary Ann Peters bark, q
John
North America, British, Il p
Bell
Nelly bark. George Stout
New World, Charles Wood
Nina bark, Capt Burns
ORIENT ship, Joan Aitsenhard
On . bark. Heinrich Kruger
Parthian bark, Capt Mueller
ship. James II stanley
Nanluishrr OF Sunderland,
Edward Co son or Yosson
Vireinia bars Lodge Colton
VILLAGE Belle, Capt James
II ,lsdell
WIliam ship. J Mnrrv
Is & winthrop ship, James r.
William Yso ship, George
CaSsey
White Sca bnrk, Mary w Cal.
lam
Webster ship, John Williams
WIN Cory screw steamer, ga pt
Goldsmith
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ships Crew List.

sou MY oarks IL hDricxs
son
Robert L Lass ship. Niels
Jorgan Rolad
Senator bank, OF Liverpool,
Henry Rowlsnds
Symmetry bark. Rich'd kaglc
saxon orig, Robert DiA.ou
spartan brig, VIM 0ibs
Santa Anna ship. William
Cart, Jr
Bumatis q ship. henry Rosbon
Sea Queen bark. Capt Tack
Sarah Mandcll bark, William
McWhianey, WIN Henry
McGark.
sarah Ana Fields, Thomas
hackloek. carpenter
Sea OF Montross bark, Capt
DrummOnt
Tyrlan bark, Capt Wilson
Thornton ship. DIR n y Aus.
tin, Jehn Matthias
Trumbull ship, Charles Brown
Tacipee steamship, j Archer
Young Eagle ship. Captain
Walker
Louis Napoleon bark, Samuel
Robertson, VIM Burke,
Charles loves, Capt Alex.
ander Cumming, Wm Pal.
nter
Neptune ship. james Hawai-
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l5 1867.
Ungerer Mrs Mary
Uswvin Mrs. &c
4 Williams Mrs Sarah
WallachMmeBerLh,

vaen tlneM meElza vsnderhof Mrs, W vetter Lizzie
Van voast Ella 10Th st Van kuren NARA
-Aa..u Ku4n
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As CHAhBERMAlD.-A SITUATION WANTED AS
IA chamocrnaid, by young respectable woman. who
acrands her business thoroughly Can the bakery Us
West SIS ST., New York.
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Miscellaneous Letters.

Empire Oakum Works, @ A
Cromack, Agent
Editor Of Bulletin
EC (tor d., N Y, per Roam.
oke
K II. Post ofEse
Editor New York Medical
Press, White st
II X, station B
Hudson River White Lead
Works
Manhattan Bag Mandatory,
Missionary Magazine, Pub
lishers OF
Manhattan Fire Arms Manuf
Co
Macedonian, the publisher OF
Meyer Rubber Go, liberty 81
N " Vulc Rubber and Betting
Co. NY
Orphan Asylum, Superin-
tendeni of the Protestant
NY Teacher, Publisher OF
4 WAKEMAN, Postmaster.
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HELP wANTED-FEmALEs.

ATTHE LARGE SERVANTS INSTITUTE APPLY FOR
n good. civil capable servants corner lith q ana osh ay
German Scotch Irish American and Protestant women
suit all Conducted by Mrs. FLOYD. Good places Away
read for good girls
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALEs.

4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES AN EN-.
"A eagement to family 70 New Orleans either
lady. Salary object. Has excel-
lent references Call personally address +. n, No.
Henderson place, Sussex St., Jersey City, N. }.
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Letters FOR Transports and Receiving
| Shin North Carolina.

SAhOl me-
Karwood stephen, u s ship
North Carolina
Loretx john, Navy Yard
Band, Nprtn Carolina
Mickey Mrs VIM, Y = receiv.
ing sifnp North Carolina
Moore James w. receiving
ship North Carolina
Newport Joshua, Seilford
Joshua, ship North Carolina
Pultz Norman, U ) sthip
Georges Greek
Rauch Ferdinand, U 5 North
Carolina
Stocking ! A. North Carolina
Toosbuy Fritz, North Carolina
Thatcher John, receiving ship
North Carolina
Uhle Hubert Is, ship Carroll
na, from U S sh Montgom-
cry
Welsh Charles, U 8 Naval
Hospital
Ward David, receiving ship
N,rih Carolina
Ward Patrick, boat Knicker-
booker
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.WebsterM MrsSarahD
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RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, WHO HAS
"A lost husband in the wishes 10 adopt out her
chilli old. Call No York st.. Brooklyn, for
duva
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-11
.9ss appeal for SnsnW .1s'nis -
10
OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES

. NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 3,i55l.
Having been appointed by the Secretary War an agent to
collect receive and purchase small Confederate
States deem necessary and cSpedient make known the
fact IS generally possible the better to cooperation
awork which needs to done quickly Citizens and patriots
Your Government asks for the many thousands TRIED guns
that lie unused in your houses. Recent experiments
proven that Of fne Double Ba.reed So. Guns
with the Improved Mind ball. is than match for the
much talked Of Mimic Musket Then bring them forth and
place them upon the altar OF your connry liberty that they
may at once be consecrated to the noble work of Christian
Tense IT objection be made to sending your guns
be urged that MAY need them hoe the reply is that
the surest prevent the necessity using them at home
is place them in the hands of the many of brave
men who chatting with to stand as wall
OF ire between you and the invading foe If this answer
deemed nconcusive then the reflection those high au
thorty those in whose Judgment all have confidence
who, ills but fair 10 know we'll necessities both
at homo and borders have after deberaton in
auguraed this movement should be sufficient guarantee for
the wisdom utility and patriotism of the servce you are called
en- perform Them desire short war speedy peace
and az acknowledgment of independence honorable
selves place at the disposal of your Government
As desire strike terror the hearts who now
plotting ubugaion and destruction let be known tia,
the trsy Rife and the death dealing Shot Gun which you
have hitherto so highly priced take in the
hies rendering if possible victory complete than
their defeat and route on the plains of Manassas.
My instructions contemplate that shall send forth into our
more opulous regions assistant agents charged with duty
of collecting and forwarding proper points, all the
thus obtained 1t be well here state any one who
wishes to do though he be visited by Agent
greatly facilitate this work by sending any guns has, or can
command, TO address, Of Robert Pkn No. Is Camp
street, New Orleans.
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Arms
for the Confederate States. aul3 sptf
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To the Friends
or THE-
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH,

The sode Relief Society Tennessee having been author
lied and desired by the Secretary Of War by Medical
Director of this Division of army, perform
the Confederate States Hospitals which they lave discharged
under the direction Of the Governor in the Hospital have
assumed similar charge and supervision of the following Hos
pias viz State Hospital First College Street Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital, Elliott Hospital These fled with patients
from the armies Of the Conedeaey and effort s being
made to provide others the increasing necessities
service demand additional accommodation. We entered
the discharge of duties with determination do all
in power at whatever cost personal comfort convent
ence TO alleviate tile misfones and contribute the wants
and comforts of the gallant defenders soil who may DO
stricken down by disease or by TIE casualties of war.
We receiving liberal contributions cid in our work
from every portion OF tho Coedeacy but the demands upon
daily increasing and send hi. appeal to the
generous citizens of the South for further assistance with the
confident expectation that will be promptly and favoray
sponded to by every heart he contributions most
needed money cotton for mattresses blankets flannel under
clothing PROVISIONS sugar and oasses any articles which
may be useful necessary for the sek the or con-
vaeseen These when received distributed different
Hospitals under the supervision Of the eminent Medical Dec
tor Dr. gandel However small may the intrinsic value Of
articles contributed let 1t be bsrns in mind that there
multitude Of contributors the aggregate will be large.
Contributions should be addressed Mrs Felicia g. Porter
No. 50 Cedar street, Nashville Tennessee and where it prsc-
cabe and proper to do the wishes donors regard
to ths disposition thereaf will be complied with.
From the patriotic citizens Of the Confederacy anticipate
prompt and generous response to this appeal in behalf
gallant soldiers who have conecraed their lives noble
and who have been Frustrated while defending our homes
from the aggressions Of a ruthless invader.
FELICIA GRUMPY PORTER, President
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language too strongsto express our adherence Of
any such scheme. We war against enemies ar
Erayed against us in the open ield-s gninst men,
resort should be made to such barbarous prac.
tice for single hour.
The farvid protest Of Lord Chatham against en-.
plcying the Indians In the Revolutionary war was
az any scheme for exciting instruction among the
slaves. War has horrors enough as i is, without
going back to brutalities such as would have been
spurped in the middle ages, and have been blusned
fer among the ancient Pagans. We admit that the
t,rovneations have been many and great; bntfor
Hi that Ne cannot afford to let ourselves sink to q
level with barbarans unless prepared to surrender
with the Christian name all those melfowing in-
auences derived from the teachings of its divine
author. .sTs
Let every good Citizen every true SOLDIER set his
face like q flint against such q suggestion. y5@& NJ
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Third Quarterly Report OF the Ladies'
Society OF the Confederate Army. al

- y
This Society las made mp during the last three months $50
Of socks They have donated compes 1s4 pieces
Have also rs Tents 20) aysrsscks. Have
box Of hospital the Southern Mothers Society Mem
phis four boxes ditto to .hs Nashville Hospital and to the
General Hospital New Orleans 50 window curtains and Sc
comfoe besides large assortment Of groceries and deica
4cies for the sick soldiers ~ VA 2e53 IA tx
The receipts Of the Society in cash during the last
quarter have been. $50 W
Expenditures in purchase of material $40 90
Paid wages to working a3 So
The Ladies return their thanks Mr. Gaines and ohe for
donation Of five hundred dolars Mrs Daniel and other
OF hs Lower Parish Of ST. Mary for several boxes
tanning socks corters pillows and for several barrels Of
orar ses forthe Nashvlls Hospital 54% 98%* ss 3>
Their thanks are also and Miss socomb for money
aud other donations Mrs T. j. Hart Mrs. NJ NJ Simpson,
Mr. Violet Marks hospital supplies, and Mesar
McStsa, Value Co., W. FL. Letchford Co., Goldsmith
Haber j. D. Bein Son. Mr. Temp and Mr. j. b. Slawson
Donations Editors of the Crescent
Bee, and Daily Delta for favors received. z
The Ladies Of this Society have made frequent visits to the
General Hospital of this city SINCE opened and will bear
the sick at that place. They have offered their services
in supplying the Hopi,alwith such deicacies
may needed they call upon the friends and patrons
Ut the Society to aid sending contributions their
rooms M. - Camp street. t b ,3slG ". 81 5a "
You who have hnsbands and brothers in distant
part Confederacy who dependent upon strangers for
sla kindly Offices send yor thank offerings aud gifts
within your reach and cheer the hearts of your countrys
defenders. III ~ Is n a.. La . ait lst
MRs. g. ". PalTcnARD, seey. gs;5 felU 2p6t q
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NORTHERN FINANCIAL PRESSURE.

1T appears b. the following, taken from the
Philadelphia Ledger Of the 27th, that the Adolf
tienistslare getting heartily siek their condition.
The Ledger, 1t should be remembered, is d strong
war Journal therefore, The force of its financial
yell win be more readily understood as portraying
a'desperate state Of affairs:
The truth 3, our financial difficulties are daily
more arg mere rs Gemp aSsted, congress i by no
Isfte IN WaVs and Nam anS tbsys III .va
more diversity Of opinion Is To Tie tax bills.
hlnk lng men are beginning to stand aghast at the
ss;,a r. o. tne aepI .nat Is aecnma
dsysa wavs and means IL meet tha ;ntssest some
forty Of fity millions Of which viii soon b due,
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Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR IL HOSE PRE-
~ PAIRING IT $500. .

am now endeavoring to furnish Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing having prepared
uniform suits Of WOODEN cloth and suitable undeclothss
distributed among them informed that the patriotic ci
zens Of several parishes alse engaged in similar
for the benefit Of their companies II these contributions
clothing sent by them directly their companies
without my being Of the quantity and kind sent
companes supplied great will be the
sequence. 81 f
soldier can only carry certain quantity Of clothing. is
Of great importance that each soldiers shall have
good substantial wooen nia possible but It's also
important that there be of action among those supply
ing them in order avoid sending double supplies to
panes ~.
heretors urgently recommend the citizens Of tie country
parishes TO send in this city such supplies of clothing
they mny with explicit directions the companies
or individuals for whom they intended. will take
thathey reach their destination The clothes should boxed
up bsled and directed New Orleans the name
of the company for which they intended marked and
statement sent Of its contents SO that may not dup
cate tie articles -om-..
respectfully request the give publicity to these
suggestions in consideration of the objects effected
THOS. o. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans, Aug. II, 1861. aul9 2p,f
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D. r. MITCHELL.
Deusierne Justice ]
OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL
~ INSURANCE COMPANY.


New ORLEANS January 6. 1852
accordance with the requirements Of s Charter Of tie
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company and act OF The Legs
lae, No. l76 approved March 18TH, 1882 public notice "a
hereby given that the following Certificates Of Script for e
year 1885, accIng thereon, unclaimed Ia
the Office Of the Company and all said Certificates and interest
which shall not be demanded by the legal
within thirty days OF this notice will BIZ cancelled and annued
and thereof sccredted the contingent
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BUREAU DE LA CONIPAGNIE D,aSsU-
- isANCES MUTuEI.LES DE LA LOUISIANA.

NoUvEIiE ORLEANS, 6 de Janver, 1867
Conformtmen specifications de la Charte de Ia Compa
gnie Assurances Mutnees dc louisiana ct I'M ace de Ia
Legislature de Eat de Ia Louisiana No. 49, approuve lie II
de Mars 1852 lie public averti qe les Cercats
Scrip rsunes 1855 plus rin6re pas encore se
pages cette Compage, 81 les dts Certificates pus pna
ret sont rcames par lie par les propraares gaux
dams les rente jours q uivron Ia premiere publication Get
vs lila seront canceas ct aunues les pacGs a
rfdt dn eompe contingent les vres la Com ssgps
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OFFIoE HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE.
" COMPANY. 48ET75HE F5s7sT1f 'F'St'l -


! NEW VKtEzNsa 5HHHHry-7 ., FBZ
In accordance with the Charter Of this Company Get
Of the Legislature Of Louisiana No. l76 approved March,
1852 public notice hereby given that the following certificate
OF profits issue OF 1851 with accrued interest thercon rean
unpaid in this Company. claimed by the legal owner or
within thirty days from the drst publication OF this
notice. the will BIO cancelled and annusd and the
thereof credited the contingent Of this
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CHAS. BRIGGS. President.
Il. P. JANVIER, SECRETARY.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH ORtzASs,S
City OF New Orleans. s
Sworn to and subscribed before this sixth day January,
1867. D. F. MITCHELL,
ia7 BOT Second Justice of The Peace.
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Southern Clothing Establishment
HOME MAN cTORE.
MILITARY UNIFORMS

MILITARY ,se UNIFORMS +.
.ssz-ier.5 a,-ss. azs9za - arav A p, s5 =
4 We are prepared touniform viz:
2 Regimentsin heavy French BLUE C0TToNADE.
i Regiment in heavy BROWN KERSEY. ga So aa&F "
Battalion in supe:io Tor heavy BLACK CLOTHS and DOE
r. SKINS.
l Battalion in superior heavy BLACK CORDUROY and
yEEvETINE. 81 sac, 49, 7en -' q
4 Companies in DRABIINSEYs, Woolen ".s --z
6 .. "a, GRAY CLOTH Neolen. ..-a -~54-F
- :. MIXED CLOTH Wooden. ai& A. ..
J '..s BLUE JE Ms, Wooden.
II =. BROWN JEANS, Wooden. ''
q s -. CAALEF JEANS.
= Heavy Dark Mixed COTTOgADE. ~
The above manufacture to order Uniforms with
Dispatch in the durable approved styles trim
med with Orange, Masarne Blue, Carnine Red Dark Green
Black as may be desired. =}i
1000 Gray Flannel CAMPAIGN SHIRTS, with pockets
1900 Linen Check CAMPAIGN SHIRTS with pockets So
1000 Cotton Check CAMP 4iIGN SHIRTS, with pockets.
1900 Canton Flannel UNDERSHIRTS. !,
loco Canton Flannel DRAWERS. IT."
2c00 pair BUCKSKIN GLOVES. a.. &. Sc ~ - ~,
Officers Uniforms made to order. .t-a'.. = -
Officers Dragon Long OgERCoATS, with Capes. D.
Waterproof overcouts, Leggns, Cups and Blankets.
'e ,4.- L. w. LYONS & CO.,
,ss -fa-s-,s IS, Is aud 30 St. Charles street,
les 2p3t .-- of Common street.
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NY MUILIL lNSNRANEE
NouvElLE ORLEANS, 4 Dc Jan yler

II N0UVElLE ORLEANS, dc JahVier, 1867.
Conformsncn. La Charte de ce,ts Compe ct acte do
Ia Legislature de Ia Louisiana Nol76 approura lie II de Mars.
1852 e public est avert present avis Que les certificate
suSans dc profits tissue de 1857 plus lnte6D mont pas
etc pages cette Gonpage Sls ps rclhes par
lie par les propiatare egax dams les rcnte or qu
Ia premiere publication de avis lis cance6s
annues les monans PLACES credit dn compile contingent
les ives dc la compagnls, presc.lt dams 81
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Aid for our Troops in Kentucky and Vir:
"a E-A ginia. 5'7t=. = II ssiI

DR.. IeRemonde ths agent Army in Kentucky aud
Virginia. leaves Friday for Bayou Teche obtain conbu
ons havl been detained ewing the receipt goods from
Texas to be inlnediatel, rewarded. fsysnS - d.
Blankets, 0vetcoas Upao- Garments Dried Fruits Oranges
etc Army stand greatly in need of Messrs Arthur
Co the to receive these articles Bsnoist Shaw
receive all cash donations We trust true southeer
will his mite to the relief of Volunteers They
expect and with Justice those that remain at home should aid
those who fight ther hsttles s5 st4t dig 2ptf
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the books Of tho Company
= .-+ A. BROTHER, President.
- ..a. JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary.
2-g STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH ORLrANsS
....l- 40 ~, -l.t City Of New Orleans. u
Sworn to and subscribed before this the fourth day
nary, 1862 5.
80 r.. D, F. MITCHELL, .f-.. D., o.
.,r Second Justice Of the Peace.
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Foreign .nntE from ysesD orleans,
FL ATAMPIco,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS.

The undersigned suffering in with Others the
neonveniences Of blockade and with foreign
countries has by the advice and approval Of j. L. Ridde
Postmaster at New Orleans taken nil ednl measures to
tablsh his EXPENSE Monthly Mail between New Or
Leans and the Mexican port of Tmpco to connect with The
regular British Mail Steamers touching that port Augaste
de Mesgrgney and P NJ Maxd highly recommended by New
Orleans merchants have been appona and duly qualified as
mail carriers by Postmaster this service Tho first mail
consisting Of 1888 letters left this city the 10Th instant In
charge of Mr. Mesgrgney The second mail will close the
9Th OF November, pioxo, at O'Clock p NJ and will leave
New Orleans the next morning The third mail will leave New
Orleans the 10th Of December and subsequently,
proper arrangements DO made the regular times Of depar
lbe the 10th and 25h each month"; making semi
monthly mail.
Turf Of Charges 0ugoiny letters, iupag Confederate
g.. .r- ga Postage. s'.,eF .N-
Single Letters half less doupe and multiple
in proportion: ' '
10 Island OF Cuba. -........,...-..........0i 10
To other West Indies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IS
Letters from abroad be received through tho
The foreign Postage such Letters be prepaid Tam
pco and they must be endorsed BY the West India Mail via
Tampico, care OF Postmaster at Matamoros"
ANTONIO COSTA,
New Orleans Oct. b. 1861. No. is Customb piss st.
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dos vres de la Compagnie.
A. BROTHER, President r3.
u. JAMES II. WHEELER, SecI6talrs,
d.. Fiat DE La LOUISIANA PARoIssE D ORL.Ass,2s
. Vile de Ia Eouyelle Orleans.
Assernena ct snG degant moi qareme de Janyer
1862 L
D. r. MITCHELL. .-
lac S1t Deus'erne Justice Le Paix.
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u IE u /.

January q, 1862 near Roeheld Catahoua Parish Las,
cHARIIE WILSON aged II months and day, son Of j.
3. and Ma lisa u! Wilson. b 5s3$t ", ~ s%sf
D9-Bowling Green (Ky9 Courier please copy. - Il
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POst-OHce Notice.

- P0st-OMce Notice. ,.-,-.
The foregoing project Foreign Mail is fully entitled to
public confidence Antonio Costa ESQ., New Orleans
chsn OF responsibility and He has been resident
Of New Orleans for the last thirty years.
Letters intended for this Mail may enclosed along with the
money required tariff above the envoope
dressed " Cosa's Foreign Mail Postmaster New Or
leans ....
The Confederate Postage to this office be prepaid.
]. l.. RIDDELL Postmaster
New Orleans October IL, 1851. Ii, ol9 2pf