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FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
The Kamma Funder, Ero.l, sailed ..........Nov
Shin Incharl the Third. Wool SAILED. ........Nov s.
Scllr Muscongus Groves, sailed ......Aoy Il
ANTWERP.
Ship Grahams pollcy, Burgess, sailed 10
ALLoA.
Tic Jane Carson, sailed. Oct 2l
LEtrH.
The HarklUay, Horton, sallcd. ......... .Oct u
The Enig'ied,n, Hors.eiitah!, sailed. Nov 10
MESTtc.
wIscAsSET, ME.
s;chr Atallnt-, Tue .er, sailed. Is
RockLAND, Me.
Scir Wm Jones Mth.un, up. .....'... Zee :.
Srhr James Whichousc, Jones' cleared. ..Occ III
BOSTON
S~hr Charles Raymond, -, up. pec ii
Sclr Abbie pitman Landlord, cleared. Dee ~
Schr II Squiies Chaec, cleared. ..........D .Dec IA
EI% YORK,
Steamship Magnolia, Crowcll cleared ..... .Iec =
Schr Furber, Cell, up. p..................Dc Dec 23
Schr Neiic Carr Lansill, up, p,..............Dec2 Is
Schr A G. Ireland, Townsend, Bee II
Schr Robert CaldN ell, Mccormick, Dec =!
Sclr Annie Glover, Ferris, cleared. ....... Dec %
Schr L Leach Stafford, cleared. d......."... De; -
Schr Jonas Smith, Nichols. cleared. Dec "a
Ship Amelia Bethune, sailed ..............D .Dec II
PHILADELPHIA
Steamship Prenetheus. fray, up Dec ~
Scnr Albert homas. Rogers .Dco II
Steamship Alliance, 1illson, cleared. Dec IA
Schr Surprise Symms, cleared. Dec 15
Sclr NJ Fitzpatrick, Smith, sailed. ....... Dec IL
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rhe Charleston Cotton and Rice Market

CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening, Dec. 26, 'Gs.
COTTON. There was fair inquiry for this arti-
Gle, but buyers we're restricted in operating by the
light stack and the Ermness OF holders. Sales about
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A EMARKA ABLE CUREI
Sores OH the Tongue, Ulcers i'll 'he
Throat, Sore Gums. Sore Mouth,
,urcs in the Nose, around
the Eyes, &C..

Ifrecently exhibited, a few bottles will cure. II
chroni:, or through the effects OF Mercury, Poas-
SUM, Corrosive Snblinatc, from six to one dozen
bottles may be required to make permanent cure.
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Schr Ada, Whitehurst Back River. 1880 bushels
Rough Rice. TO Bee & Co.
sloop Ellen, 6radiek. Cooper River. 1909 bushels
Rou.h Kice. Te Ravencl & Co. and Roper Stoney.
Received from Benefits Mill. 102 tierces Rice. To
VIC bee / 90, and Recdcr 4 Davis
ST. amer Fannie, yaden, Savannah. via Blufton.
Hilton Hend aud Beaufert. "a bags Hea Island Cot
ton $50 sscks Cotton seed, Mdso and sundries. To
Jno Ferguson. Hopkins. Mcpherson Co, Pinckney
Bros. w Guaoer " II Lawior, and b fitzpatrick.
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CONGESTION OF rRE LUNGS CURED IN
THIRTY MINCTESl
important to Know how to Use Grad
ways Ready RelIef'' in Acute
and Dangerous Attacks:
Ny OWN CASE,

On Saturday night, the 19th wasgiolenty seized
with Congestion OF the Lungs. For few days pre-.
yious felt y dull pain over my Lett lung with
occasional coughs, but Being actively engaged, paid
perciug, cutting and cxcruciating that every breath
drawn was like red hot knife cutting my lung. Be-
ing absent from hone scnt out for three bottles OF
RADwAY's RELIEF, applied the entire lot to my
lungs back. shoulders &c., and Ill 4 lew moments
got up counlcr-irritation Inspirations were easy
aud, as the skin became rcddcned, all pain ceased
In halt all hour was free from pain ID all signs
OF Congestion, Inflammation, &C., gol This Is au
know how TO use This remedy in ;ere attacks. The
same rule holds good in case; Of Inflammation OF
the Loins, Bowels Kidney and Stomach. Apply
the RELIEF freely; soak C skin with it. II will
instantly secure the wi rawal of the inflammation
to the surface. and rsons now suffering may il
THIRTY MINUTES, b. rec from pain.
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Constgnees per Northeastern Railroad
Dccember IS and &c.

3l3 bales Upland Cotton. 1872 bbls Naval Stores 90
bushels Rough Rice, Lumbea. Mdsa, &c. To Bis
choG & Co. 1 D Clancy. j R Pringle, Kendall Dock.
cry, Clashorn. Herring & co, ston, Webb 4 Co, W "
Mathews W Ryan, Mowry 4; Co, j Canpsen & Co,
kirkpatrick Witte, D Stenpy, Raycnel & Co. Frost
g. Adger. L Cohen & Co. shackeford Kelly Mar
shall, Jr, W Kinsman, Mazycks & Saters, Pelzer
Rodgers & Co. G Waiter & Co, G Williams & Co.
A inas, Major E L Dean, Railroad Agent. and
Order,
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, December 2G--Noon.-1he shipments
of cotton from Bombay since the last report have
bccn 20 900 balcs
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C9EoNJC INFLAMMATION.

C9EoNJC INFLAMMATION.
In cases where inflammation has existed for
length Of time, in addition to the RELIEF, take six
of RAILWAYS IILLS. Powder them. IL half an
hour, in most cases. they will operate. II not.
peat the dose. III one two hours at the ftlrthes
they will operate, and the patient get well. lu
Bilious, Typhoid Fever and AGuc, this treatment is
sure to cure. Let it bc tried.
JOHN RADWAY, ~ L.
ET DIR. RAILWAYS REMEDIES arc sold by Drug
gists and Storekccpcrs everywhere. Get the New
Style, with India Rubber Cork.
DOIyIE d NOISE.
AGENTS,
No. 100 Meeting-s.rcet, corner Hasel
Charleston, 6. O.
November 20 81
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TsAA csEN's SURE POP.


times Iha greatest discovery its kind in the age
we live in. No person need be tIou5!cd with Eats
Mice. Ded Bugs or Roach"s, Tor Gr Isllcsen's dcs-
tr1ctive remedy is wit in the reach of all! prepared
only by himself. from rate and vHlnab.c compounds
its cheapncss is as wonderful rs rs efiicacy-hnn-
drcds OF testimonials have ben received from al
parts o. the United States rs t. lis ye and satisac
tory operative power from wEich, .or wan; ofsp1ce
We simply select the following.
WIILAED's HotEL, WASHINGTON, D. C.,
October ls 1865
MR. IsAAcsEN-Dear Sir: 1t gives me great pleas
urc to testify 10 the gratifying result coained at this
Hotel through using your Phosphoric Paste; it is
now two years since frs! heard OF yoar remedy and
dee mined give it fair trial; ti!a trial proved so
successful tiat not trace OF Rats Reaches have
since been discovered, although previous to that
time We were completely ovcrrun. Wishing you every
success in the useiul career you have chosen,
Iremain, yours respectfully,
JOHN WOLFE. Engineer.
For sale by DOW1E & NOISE,
Wholesale Druggists
No. 1G9 Mee;inS-streeet, corner Hasel,
Charleston, S. c.,
October7 wfm3mos Agents for Southern Stats.
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PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
Last Quarter 9Th, hours. a5 minutes, evening.
New Neon, 18th, hours, 25 minutes, evening.
First Quarter, 21s, II hour 20 minutes, evening.
Full Moon, Doth, hours. 80 minutes, morning.
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Marine Mews.
Arrived Saturday.

port of Charleston. December ae
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On Tuesday last the barn and outbuildines
CT Mrs. English, with fodder, hay &C.. were
dc Rey 3 Enasb nIs and d the loss occasonod by
this act of hesrtless incendiaries falls heavy
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LIST OE VESSELS

Cp. CLEARED AND SJILED FOR THIS P0h
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November 20
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

The eclipse of the sun which takes
place this morning few minutes after
sunrise will not be visible in North
America; yet that fact will not prevent
those socially inclined in this loyal and
reconstructed section from taking opti-
cal observations through inverted glass
es, and the oftener, the greater magni'
fying effect it will have. 1t is not nee
cessary that the glasses be smoked
splain will do.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

The New Orleans Times says there are
mysterious rumors in circulation relative
to bargain and Intrigue between the
Democratic and Radical members OF
the Legislature: the latter voting Tor
the Lottery License bill. while the form
ar made no strenuous opposition to the
massage of the Public Printing Act
The same paper sensibly suggests to the
Democratic members that, being forced
bv fraud into so hopeless a minority, 1t
would be better to withdraw-leaVine
the whole responsibility and odium upon
the Radical party.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

A Barbecue was given by the Demo
cratic Club of Ward No. 6, at Mr.. VIM.
Glover's, last Saturday. The meeting.
about 400 people, was ably and eloquent
ly addressed by Messrs. M.J. Cunning
ham, G. F. Dranguet, J. L. Suddath, and
Col. w. NJ. Levy; also, Taylor Holden,
colored. A large number OF coioreo
persons voluntarily came forward ana
ioined the Club. The greatest earnest
and patriotic enthusiasm prevailed, ana
all expressed their willingness and IN
tention to use their utmost exertions IL
lfurtherance of the noble and just cause
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

informed or the cohuitton vi
affairs in said State, and communicate
promptly by telegraph to the war ne-
nart,nent. through headquarters OF the
army. any facts which may make 1T the
duty of the President, under the Consti-
tntion and laws, to- employ the military
force of the United States. You Will
also maintain such disposition OF the
troops under your command. that they
NAV be ready TO act without deiay On
recent of the Presidents order, statioh-
ing them at, or from time TO time NOV
ing them TO, points where yon may ua.e
reason to apprehend necessity for their
use.
The remainder of the Instructions
consist of extracts from the Constltntion
and laws of the United States, indlca-
! ting the conditions under which tue niii
;tarv force of the United States may be
lawfully employed to suppress iusnrrec-
i ltioa against the government OF any
State. The document is signed by
|. command of Gen Grant"
r. u. TOWNSEND, A. A. g.
: TT is understood that COL Deane was
assured this morning by the President
and Secretary of War that these ih-
: structions, a copy of which was furnisn
: ed him. were intended and expected 10
: satisfactorily cover the ground lately
nresented by the Legislature and Exec,
utive of Louisiana. AntnoIlIies q"c.S"
in the order to Buchanan, Constltutlon
: article A section 4; act approved req
= %. 1870; sections 1 and of the ace o.
n March 8, 1907.
? BOSTON, August 10.-Butler bruised
" lseriously by a fall from his carriage.
y. WASHINGTON, August 11.-Montan'
, voted on the 3Oth. Democratic malorit.
:, 1900. Several counties unheard from.
~ NEW ORLEANS, August 1O.-ln sup
y, mort of Warmoth's assertion, that 10
- !. murders have been committed IN tn
:. T. last month and half in this State, yes
:, ~ terday's Republican contains two co
:" umns of extracts from aud references :
,,u letters I'm Warmoth's possession, detai
u ~. ing outrages in the country parishe
~ from March last to date. These eXtrac'
~ do not show that either the civil
l ne military authorities or freedmen's D.
~ reau took cognisance of these AFFAIRS.
Il ~ NEW ORLEANS, August 11.-The n!
ue litia bill, giving the Governor the I'll
81, crctionary power to accept, arm al
i.s i commission officers and volunteers
ny militia companies, finally passed bo
VS. VS. Houses yesterday. The bill empowe
't 'si, the Governor to call out and dlsper
;n ;ne the militia at his pleasure.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

IMPORTANT BUREAU ORDER.-Oeh. !.
Rnchanan issued the following on the
9th instant: ,o,
Frequent applications having been
made to these headquarters from plan
Uers, who have received supplies uniel
the provisions of circulars Nos. ana 0
cnrrent series, to he relieved from th'
reouirements of their bonds-as provi
ded for i'm said circulars-tEe asslstan
commissioners concludes that some OF TN
agents of this bureau have not properl
IeSpIained the provisions of those clrcu
lars. 1t is also thought that some plan
ters-assisted perhaps in some cases o
agents of the bureau-desire to eVau
their obligations by shipping their crop
tn other merchants than those Designs
l ted as factors OF the bureau IN ordel
5 No. Ia. current series.
Planters and agents are dlstlncIiy II
: formed that no deviation from the +
o onirements of their bond will be alloy
e ed. and that their entire crops must
s sh pped to the factors designated
" orders No IA, aforesaid.
It Any agent assisting or attempting
l. assist a planter or other party to eva
G. his obligations in this matter-or WI WI
IT suspecting that planter is attemptl
X TO evade them, does not take all proI
id measures in his power to prevent
e, same. will be summarily dismissed.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

A large and enthusiastic Democratic
meeting was held in Montgomery, Wlnn
parish, last Saturday, at which aoout
500 persons were present. Able and
patriotic speeches were made by Col.
David Pierson and w. III. Jack. Esq, OF
this place; after which, two colored men
addressed their brethren in plain. log
ical and forcible manner. Quite a mum
her of colored men joined the Club.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

Grants "western tour" isa great sue
cess--as a funeral march. He goes into
q towr. and goes out of 1T without as
mich demonstration about it, as is ordl-
narily needed over the march OF eo com, a
pany of gypsies through city. He ,,is Is
the deadest beat that ever YET got ms
name before a peaple for any once.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18
NUMBER SO.
,grror or PApER MONEY ON LABoB

ERREcr OF PAPER MONEY on LABOR
yr,. MEN AND TAx-PAyERs.-fhe fol-
lowing are plain figures. which every
,iar-laborer and every taxpayer can
understand. As.Laboring Man writes
the following to the Bangor Mel DEM
ocIat: ,oxo .,,,,,,a
hnv barrel of excellent -four. For an
equally good barrel now have 70 WORK
For one days. work in 1859 I could
buv Ave pounds of tea. For same days
work I can now buy but two pounds.
For one days work then ! could ony
thirty hounds of sugar. For days
work now can get but fifteen pounds
For a days work in 1859 l could ouy
eight uonnds of tobacco. For days
work now I can buy but three pounds.
For days work in 1859 l conid buy
fifteen pounds of coffee. For a DAY 9
work now can buy but i've pounds
For ono months work in 1893 couid
clothe myself and family for one year.
To do the same now / am obliged 70
work two months and halt.
might thus GO through the whole
l;st of articles that a laboring man anu
! his family consume. The TACT is, thar
we are permitted to enjoy but one nan
r of the fruits of our labor; the other han
!. goes to the public Treasury.
I'll Is il not time for me and my ienow'
laborers to look around us, ascertas.
tb cause of this robbery OF LABOR ano
o apply the remedy9
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

The family of Gen. Grant consists Q.
,,;,nse,f and Mrs. Grant; Frederick, q
vomth of Is, now Cadet at West Point;
UIysees, Jr.. aged about 10; Nellie, an
onIs daughter; and Jessee, the BABY
Who is named after the Generals iather'
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

The total eclipse of the sun. August
1S. 1868. will be of greater duration tnan
any eclipse for the next two centuries.
While the sun is almost at the greatest
distance from the earth, the moon IS
nearest the earth, and the moons siistd-
ow will pass near the earth's equasor-
all circumstances which increase the
eclipse either in duration or i'll extent OF
the earth's surfrce. The total eclipse
will commence little past sunrise at
Alden (Red Sea,) passes during the lore
noon through India, and ends IN the
evening in New Guinea. The longesy
duration of the total eclipse VIII De SIX
minutes and fifty seconds--a duratton
greater than it has been for more IMAM
a thousand years back.
Most of the European governments Cs =
, have resolved to send scientific expedi-
tinns to India, ETC., for the Observation
of this rare phenomenon. The Eugiisn
exnedition left England some time ago
: the French expedition is sent to Cocnin
: { hina. and Malacca, and will oe aidee
: by several vessels of the French navy
7 the Austrian expedition will go TO Aaen
q The Parliament oil the North German
o Union voted $4,000 for an expedition
o and even the almost bankrupt papa
Government will send an expedition
= india with the renowned Father Seech
!, Whether the United States VIII DO Eel
. resented ia not known.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

Tim DREss.-An exchange ~ an
,.tiolo on Good Advice advises young
n, mem e,1 TO wrap themselves up in virtue.
MANY of them would freeze to death,
cen in tlris hot weather, If they had no
other covering.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

.I never shot bird in my life" said
a friend to an .Irishman, who replied. II
never shot anything in the shape OF q
bird. but squirrel, which killed with
a stone, when it fell into the river anu
was drowned"
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

The Jefferson, (rexas,) Times IS M
formed that 81 900 bales of cotton were
shinped from that place from DecemOer
/ 1867, to July /, 1865
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

25O, 900 pages of foolscap were coveLeu as
by members of Congress IN speecneS
during the late session.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

New Orleans papers of the 11th inst.
notice the arrival at that place of two
bales of cotton of this years crop-one
from the old jeff. Davis plantation, now
worked by Mr.. Davis's former slaves tor
the owner, Mr.. Joseph Davis, brother 10
the ex. President, and the other from
False River, Pointe Coupee parish.
The Times says:
The former is from pic<ings in rainy
weather.. badly ginped, and would not o.
class better than good ordinary; 1y,,imHton an9 Is
consigned to Messrs. Payne, hSlslns i VI tsooJ
s. Co: the latter is we'll ginned, OF goou
color and fair staple, and would class as
strict low middling. It is consigned @ ,U thc he
Mr. j. Pinckney Smith Ihese are tne
f,rst regular receipts from the Misslsslp
nj II . valley this year The first regular
receipts last year were on the he l9.h 9.h :, q
August; the first in 1866, on ssa See ISn; on ~ !,
1s65. on the 11th, and in 1904 on e,IlD In
iGtS 18th The receipts last year up to Sep
Ite1nber were 10 bales
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

W.T.. Mclean, Esq. has disposed OF
the Louisiana Intelligencer. published
at Monroe, La, to Messrs. Morey q
Ennemoser.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

= The first house in San Francisco Ca'''
was built in 1S4O.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

A Washington dispatch of the 12th
instant announces the death OF Ihad'
Stevens.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

We are under obligations TO Capt
Dowtv. of the fine steamer Annie Wag
lev. for q file of late papers.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

WHEN they employ p celOred porter
- Ssran;,ab. ne, the only stipulation IS tnat
~, siall NOT run for Congress.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

Onr thanks are due Hon. W. Jasper
p,ookhurn. member of Congress from
the 9th District, for copy OF MS IN
tended, speech. in opposition to Arm
inc the Southern Loyalists. Inc
aneecb was not made in consequences Oh
tbe bill being referred to committee
c,,tting off all debate. Mr. B. Thought
.,~orer. however, to print his intended
spesch for the benefit of'hle constituents
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

Ex-President Pierce writes that Now
Hampshire will go for Seymour.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

Judpe Black says Seymour viii carry
PENNSYLVANIA by $4,000 majority
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

It is stated that Brigham Young Is
looking about for sOme smart young
man to whom he may marry MS hrst
instalIment Of thirty six daughters
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

A very worthy old freedman is begin
ming to understand the working OIL the
sIoTal Leagues and gives his opinion
as follows: ,,-;
al tell YOU, de League and de darGles
inst remind me of when ole mass'r anu
me used to put up fattenin hogs. AH
take some corn and scatter it along, an
as soon as de hogs would taste 1t dey II
follow right along, pickin' up de grams,
ond neber lookin' ahead, and de tust
ting dey know'd dey was in de pen ana
de gan up, and dare dey staid Till we
knock 'em on dc head.
! The following elections take place
I this year
G Se1tember Tennessee.
|. September S-California,
o September 14-Maine.
!, October 6-NebTaska.
s October 19-Pennsylvania, Indiana
d Ohio, and Iowa.
II October 22-west Virginia.
,oI November 3-New York, New jersey
DoIsvarc MARYLAND, Illinois, Michigan
Wisconsin, Minnesota, missouri Aal
sas, Nevada and MassacnusetUs'
NJ Tt is stated that Brigham Young
leaking about for some smart youu
ns roon re whom he may marry his fir
ed ;nstallment of thirty six daughters.
lao
10 Ex-President Pierce writes that Nc
H. IJampshire will go for seymour
S,T ,,T Judre Black says Seymour viii car
~ ~ PcnnsvIvania BY q, 900 majority.
Natchitoches spectator., 1868-08-18

THos. MCINTYRE is our duly author
ised agent at New Orleans.
Evening star., 1868-02-07
4 Formidable pru>,fanIron-Clad.

About threP Near> ago tae Turkish COgsra-
msnt ccntrsscGa with Mr.. R'-ed. OF the Tiau--
Al oH "a orks. m London. TO build an iron 81 td
larg'T, stronger. faster. aud more powerful.
than any vessel of hsr kind. The WORK was b
gun. bui after a while the TurHi-h r-millluV =,
failed. and Mr.. Reed Was Obliged - look at,out
Tor another purchaser of hi vessel. Th-
PTussian Government qUicSly accepted Use
Orer, and the work Went Oh 10 completion.
The vessel has Just besn finished at LOaao4.
MI" l. called the King William, a. Of 90 % tlur
burden. draws N feet uf wafer and CARRIE
inch armor. with a baJtrTy Of tNeuty-siN 3s-
poHnd.rS, all Of hrnpp', st.el, all bre-ch-loti-
"Ts, aud capable. Al A. SAID OF being Tired IA
l5-pound charges "a often a. twice ia a Iainac.
Her engines can to- worked up 10 1.gD hyr-a
power. and she can make fourteen knot tn
hour
Sh" H. construcied in ~ hai L. called the ioagI-
tudinal sNstem-that H.. "A series oi most l,osy-
rrfUi wrought-iron girders OF francs, Iaia ~
int'rNais of seven feet apart. and passing aloa :
her con plctely from stem 10 sUrrn. Bs,w.s.n
thee frames the wrought-Iron ribs arr bolg.i.
below the water line. a. intervals of four fest
apart. hut above a., and b'hiad the armor thy
are bolted ~ close o. be within two fes.i Ol
each other. Within both frames aud ribs com..S
another iron skin an inch thick a. ~ liI..-
rally make "A double ship. the inner one b-.lag
four and half feet apart from the outer.
Side passages, or wing. they are call. I.
running the whole length Of the structure, con-
nnue tins double form up - the main dsck-
The inner side OF these wing forms the walls
OF the coal bunkers- 20 ihst even were ID DO ~
bls FOR shot 10 pass through IA. armon-i
sldes OF the king William AZ would stiil ha 10.
through eight feet Of coal befor.a IL could DO any
mischief TO the fighting crew OF the ship Sna l.
ship rigged and Will carry 3 crew Of s09 IB-a.
She cost S2,UQu,Us.