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The jEkig Contention

The Vhtg J0hCcHttOH
The Wings are going on very quietly and to all ap
P'aances with thin meetings in organizing their Con
sen'"n al Staunton-The following are few OF their
appointments Of Delegates.
In tins City, Messrs Benjamin W. Leigh and Chap
man hnson are appointed Deegaes--and Messrs Jas.
Lyons and J B Harve, alernates
.'"T.k-Messrs Robert E. Taylor and Myer Myers
ann Slessrs Edward Valentine of Augusta, and Ihas
II Shield. allernatps
>p"tsyirania- Robert Sempe and VIM. NJ. Black.
,Fd and MIR. Bolts of Spolsy Ivania and Mr. John NJ.
h'inoon of fredericksburg, ol,ernates
fas"
!. 'b'marie-The following gentlemen were appointed
II7tga'es. VIZ: Col Isaac A Coles, VIM. 5 Dabney
'onn Bo~cocke and Col. Thos DurIeit
,W"nWes-Dr G. NJ Lewis, Oh. L. NleIiwether, Be
'1.,t! Brown. DR.. Hardin Mossie.
me Wings Of Albemare have also appointed, as IN
u y,"'' Countess Committee of Vigilance. (Qv9re-
NV, NV many OF these are Conservatives? We do not
pcr'Se The names Of the two Delegates, (Nlesss Gil
proceedings !
oh mo''on Of Thomss Wood, the following resolution
ss so"P'ed as substitute for offered by the Chair
'"' WI Isaac Co!es) disappearing Of State nomi-
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). JEFFRlES, Clerk.

COMMUNICATED.
Al court held for Sussex county at The Courthouse
thereof, on Thursday he Isl day Of August ls39-lhe
court being informed OF the death Of Colonel Augusn
Claiborne, The following resolutions unanimously
adopted:
Rfsoired by The Court, members Of The Bar and
officers of the Court That his death society has been
deprived OF one oil lis first ornaments the Bar Of Of
lis most beloved and distinguished members, and the
community of q useful and valuable citizen.
Rso'red, That we deeply sympahjzc with the IA
mily Of the deceased in the nrPparnbe loss which they
have sustained by This drspcnsa,un Of Providence.
3 Re,oird That in testimony Of respect for our
deceased friend, We will wear Grape the left arm Tor
thirty days
R,sOtesd. That these resolutions be spread on the
records Of The Court, and that copies be sent 10 the Ed
tors OF the Petersburg and Richmond papers for pubca
ton, and that the clerk send copy 10 the widow Of the
deceased
Resolred, That this Court do now adjourn
A Copy-Teste
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TNRUST SALE.-By yirne Of deed Of trust exc
cured 10 me By join Gordon, bearing Gate The 2a'b
OF February 1880 and Gully recorded IN the cork Office
Of the county OF Louisa, shall on nutscay, tne 9h
h;dd, nm cred, Of nine months, tract Of land lying
N the conn,y Of Louisa, and containing l2 nge
,her wi,h The following slaves: Abraham. Polly Eliza
md her four children; Ned, Aaron Charles, William,
james, Henry nnc Madison
JAMES LINDSAY. Trustee.
Aug 10 Gin
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;. LANlER, {. C..

COMMUNICATED.
At meeting of the Directors of The Socety inr The
Prevention OF The Ascending and Abduction OF Slaves
held at The office Of the Fire Association Company n
the city Of Richmond, the yrh day Of August 1880
The foll"wing resolution unanimously adopted:
RcSolrcd. That The President pro lem Of this Society
be requested TO call public meeting of The citizens OF
the county OF Hrnrco and city oil Richmond, TO take
place al the City Hall. on Wednesday, The 2lst inst
nj o'cock ?. NJ for the appointment Of Committees
of Vigilance, and adopting such other may
be deemed expeditnt to carry The objects Of this Society
more Iully into effect
THOS. NELSON, Pres. pro tern.
Ron ADAMS, Secretary pro ttm.
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COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
Alta Court Of Quarterly Session, held Tor Richmond
county, on Monday, the 18th day Of August. 1882
On motion, the following resolutions adopted.
Whereas the Court have received with heartfelt sor
row, intelligence Of the death Of Col. ViScEXT BRAN.
HAM late presiding Justice of the county; aud whereas
they desrous of Offering that tribute Of respect which
is so justly due 10 his memory
Resoired, M'rc)ors. That the members Of the Bench
and Bar, md the officers Of The Court, The usual
badge OF mourning for one month
That William Y. Sturman BE-, and he is hereby mp
pointed TO present to The respected widow and family of
the deceased, copy Of these resolutions, with the
doence of the Court upon the severe privaon which
she and they have sustained
Tina, the Clerk transmit copy hereof TO the Editors
of the Richmond Wing, and Enquirer, with request Of
publication. A Cnpy-1es,e
JNO F. B. JEFFRlES, ClerE.
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.Saie Of JnIuoJh LANDS


EN pursuanc" Of several "cIe"s rendered ~ ne ~ CIV
and Chaucery for the Eo'foa'inn oil sn'tbo's
in the suns Picket tistk Dud others: nm ron &c w.
n>on CarS Vic .uhsctib'r- i"fI o ale 81 fubc
On m Of October, e3J (thc umc beng court
GuurIEnne OF Mont 'acniy, me hnt or
paTc- LAND sI iccrc"s mentioned, !n. on t.e bth
Mount IN county Of Muri mail orion 'n'
Of N Foyd cun6ty and romrany kG0wn The Beet Mernnn
tract Consisting 81 900 l. l. UO "i which
bCay, an: The residue tci'ch'H Pa'e' a.
may Sf purchasers About O"" acres OF
lvelnot Less tan 600 acfP ~ coh eauo"
land 600 cleared The whole ~ -' IHr o
IanI wacrcl and has u.oa two streams amply s0ihce"
for MIltn. establishments
The Muunian has FOR rears been regarded ~
one OF desirable Stock stIms E.E, ami from per-
sona examination Of tho lands the suScr tet no hesitation
n rec otnmcu dins 10 the attention ur The pUlhr
The and viii be sold credit ni Two ana hree years
frrluirnr sufficient ca 80 hi;ay pehsc.
sale Bond mith GOOD personal security vii be- Tr'ned OF
title IGfiher rc1y "f ba
purch money. pa- <a land vii 30 exhibited the
,oy the cGriy anG the bound ufs NJ Lh~ry
who apon Bon Mouraia tract, u" hew the above
land q an time persons wishing purchase. The title be-
ere u; be- soaahlc, actin. Goa missGnsrs cf the
Court viii convey such tale nn vested ~ said a.
= H. hNhS, r.rITs.
EiI FHIEGAR,
I,rv m 2;-ws~G
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COMPREHENSIVE DIsSoLvED-The firm Of
~ QulRLEs IL TINBERfAKE was dissolved on The 9Th
INST by mutual All those indebted 10 The late
hr'n will call and settle their accounts with either of
or III our absence, with Mr. GEuRGE MERwI!, at our
old stand, II st Shockoe Hill
THOS D. QUARLES,
ThOS. l.. TlMBERLAKE
TBHHE subscriber, thankful for the very bera patron
III nge bestowed on the late firm of OuarIes 81 Tim.
beriake would take this method OF informing the public
and their former customers that he will by the Al
Of September, an entire new STocK or Goops which
he intends selling at such prices as cannot fail giving
satisfaction continuation of those favo most res
peclm!!y requested. THOS d. QUARLES,
X street, Shocko. Hail.
Aug lG 29-4t
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n, To those in rant Of leo. 600 Dollars !,


We have the pleasure of presenting TO our friends
and patrons the following splendid scheme OF Lot
,rry 10 lie drawn on The 25.h Of September l-3',
nj Baltimore capital One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The tickets received and The fortunate aumbers Tor
obtaining The Grand Prizes ready for distribution
among those c BIegefs Friends and Patrons, who ara
dtsirnus Of obtaining chance We therefore request
all 10 forward their orders the well known "Fortnnaie
Spot" Biegers Office where were recently sold tho
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RICHMOND MARKETS-ArGrsT Is.
No change in our Tubacco Market.
WuEAT-Sl 10 $ ID

nP Mr. BrcKISGHaM.-We are authorized 10 state,
that Mr. Buckingham the Oriental Trav' Her, whose
Lectures Egypt and Palestine have attracted such
large audiences the principal cities of the Union, will
v,sil Richmond Tor The first lime in The ensuing week,
and commence his course Of Lectures here on Monday
nest-full particulars Of v hIch will he gwen.
90-1I
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ATOrlCE-A Prtiflnn will be presented 10 the mex
Ia Legislature Of Virginia asking law 10 declare 'hf
Appomattox a lawful fence from farmv'le BRUCE OF
~ ~ 29-wiw
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u In compliance with the above resolution, the Cit.
Gems Of the county Of flenrco and city Of Richmond
respectfully requested 10 attend Public hin"'"s
tho City Hall, on WEDNESDAY,, the SIo. inst.
THOS NELSON, Pres proieni.
AUG 1f 2g-2t
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tn wLirh w add Vine Capitals q Trn ThousaHd Dor,
lars each These prz alone viii amount to more mo.
ney Than any prize sold by any venter now IN this city
or IN Yrainia Thpfeio;e TO adventures We again say,
BE- particular To address al oiots Tor 'cRes IN lae !o!
''""s THOS. B. BIGGER.
Eichmosd, ia.
I'll Gr.nL MGrn,nnA LOhsru. for 2lih StpientLtr.
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:,.sL N b, stead and elected without opposition.
Very imperfect accounts from the sixth Green s,
,syenh jnhn Pope's) districts are favorable TO the
s,",,n Of the Wing candidates OF cou,se, The full
~, md more full returns may show different result
w. rohh District This is the Louisville District
:, ! Caves (w is opposed by E. F. INITIAL, u F)
w. have received by the Louisville papers the following
Ems which are TO The close Of The second day:
!s'"' Grares INITIAL
Louisville, 1871 elo
n, rson county, Coz so
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Married, in Memphis, Tenn, Tuesday evening" the 23i ut
Rev. r. w Aision Dr. ShLos Editor oil III
WeseIn WorL) Mis-. ELIZA liAEr recently OF Kentucky
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Przss amouniIng 10 OVer q NEUIUUU.
Tickets only S20-Sharts in proportion
Tickets in The above ard in all Lotteries under the
management Of d S Gregory u -, Kept constantly
for sale in packages Of whcles, halves quarters SIN.
pe whole and shares, BY Bl1nEh
.Orcers meet the most prompt attention, and IN all
cusrs Inc original (Manugers) Tickets and Shares VIII
be forwarded equeny not liable 10 any mistake or
dispute The cash for all capital prizes can be had 90
usual sight, the nj the drawings are received
THOMAS b. BIGGER.
Richmond, Va.
Aucus, IC g-3'&wtleS
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state Oa' Maryland lottery.

Glass No ! I" b. draw at Baltimore 25lh Sept $50
- Nunbcrs-l2 Drawn Ballots.
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To Me Democratic Filters cf Me Northern Neck
Congressional District.
FELLOW CITIZENS: The result of the last Spring cleo
,inn has furnish, The most satisfactory proof that ma
io,v Of the voters Of this District friendly TO The
Administration and in favor Of the reelection OF Mr.
Van Buren, Mr. 1aliaerro. decidedly The most popular
man. personally and politically, Of his party, and more
renersy known, has beaten Dr. Grayson N the whole
Ds,rc, oniy - rotey and that hen all the polls IN
Prince William closed, except al precinct on
The first day Of the et con. In view of tins act AND
that DR. Grayson, who is not by several The strongest
man If his party was elected The first day. b. ma
ori,y Of lI the conclusion IS irresistible. that scarcely
douL, exss as 10 lie slate Of parties in The District AND
Ina, 20 ensure success have only 10 organize and
d,u our forces al proper time. and in proper man
nor for The mex, campaign. Hlthoutthe concurenta nd
vol directed furts of party we can do nothing :
We know The importance Of associated eIer'Ions' ana
,ha, "a few instruments. severaiy weak have become
MIGHTY when united" by The power and influence Of
cocpea,iom have been Kept together, and The cause
of democracy strengthened aud Upheld
1,hen fellow citizeas c"nslde ration of the great
prncpes that are stake and The nice balance between
The parties lie, Us not be premature IN bringing l"twsiu
candidate 10 be run two years hence. Let Us resolve
"a, we will supper, no QUE however favorable cur 'P
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06
TO THE PATRONS AND READERS
OF THE DEMOCRAT

Having disposed Of my interest in this Office
10 Mr. WM. ID. CnAPMAN, | have thought
would not be mpernrnl IL me, before dissolved
the relation which, as junior Editor, ] have
borne towards you, TO address you lew words
by way of farewell, aud Of thanks, for tho very
liberal patronage which you have extended TO the
concern. Since my connection with tho office,
now nearly two years, my lubors have been nrdu
Gus and unreutng ] have endea,ored to per-
form them with fidelity. Whatever little ability
may possess, have devoted with an honest
zeal to the support Of the great democratic pm
ciples Of equal rights, and strict construction Of
the federal constitution.
How far my abors have been successful IN this
great cause, il is not for mo to say. But, howe.
yer feeble or Intellectual may have been my ef-
forts, | am cheercd by the reflection, that the
cause itself il onward and must prevail. To
doubt it, would be to doubt the intelligence and
virtue Of the American people, and their capacity
for selfgoyernment. You must have perceived
that the grca, political struggle which is going on
in this county, is IN reality contest OF the tso
against tho many Of the bank monopoIIsts and
arisiocrats against The laboting classes-the real
source Of all tho wealth and prosperity of the
country. As the head and representative of the
latter IN our National councils, stands our Presl-
dent, MARTIN VAN buren, and IL this
State, our Governor, ALEXANDER G.. Nc.
MUTT. With them, our cause and our princ-
pies are identified upon their reelection de-
ponds not only the prosperity Of the country, but
as rcliglousIy believe in no liulc degree, the
permanency aud safety Of our institutions. That
tho people will rally around them, and bear them
again lnumphanily into Office, | cannot entertain
doubt.
The Democrat has ever been zcalously dc.
voted to the support of the democratic principles
as incucotcd by Jefferson, and practiced upon by
Jackson and Van Buren,, and you have nobly and
generously sustained it in its course. The very
liberal patronage which you have extended to ihe
paper, since nv connection with II, demands and
receives my warnest thanks, and shall ever
Laar in grateful remembrance, the many kind.
nesses which have received ut your hands. II
now only remains for mo to recommend the pa.
per to you' continued support, mud to bid you an
alectonate FAREWELL.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06
JESSE SPEIGHT.


.Nsssrs. Editors lin your last paper, my
name. with those Of two other gentlemen, was
presented by yourselves, as suitable candidate
of the Democratic State Rights party, for seat
in the next Legisaturc--and this intna,iop of
tho wishes of my friends was further sustained
BY communications from some Of my fellow Cit.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06

a rny pretty CoqUsite, resident at ST AlbOns,
had been pre.engaged to u county gentleman in
the neighborhood, to accompany him in dance,
at a ball given at Town Hall. 4 galan, captain,
however, interviewed, and IN a jeering mood, per.
suaded the young lady to abandon her previous
engagement in favor OF himself To this she as.
scented. The plain yeoman overhearing all that
had passed, with fngid indifference, moved to.
wards a card table. and sci down to a rubber Of
whist. The captain in few minutes afterwards
trippmgly stepped up to the lady, and bowling,
made a bundled apologies for an unseen mistake
he had fallen into saying that he had quite forgot.
ten the circumstance, but that he had engaged
himself to hand lady down the following dance
on his first entering the room. but that her first
engagement would stand pod, and he would at
tend her in the two conSecptives dances. The
aE!aoi-d one overheard oil that passed and
short time had elapsed when the new figure was
proclaimed. The lady approaching tho whis. ia
BILE. said, believe Mr. b., it time for US to take
our positions. The old fashioned suiior, in the
act Of dividing the pack for the next dealer,
eourteousiy replied, No, madam, | mean to keep
~, posilion--Nheu ladies' shuttle, cut
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zsus, requesting ha, would set he people
know Of ms earliest leisure whether would con-
sent that ms name should be so used" Il 8
scarcely necessary, Cor me 10 say 10 you gentle
men. tia, this honor. has not been rishsd for,
much less sough, afisl, by me. The more calm
and peaceful walks ofpnvaie life, have suited bet
ter, nv taste and habits And | have realized
from that quarter, too much, Of substantial enjoy
meni. to expect better things, when tossed on the
wave Of political excitement. Ny Pecuniary IN
teresls, you also knpw, will not be promoted by
such course bet under the circumstances, IN
which find myself placed addressed ,hus pub
licly on The subject as well rs pressed BY the
private solicitations OF numerous friends, in
whose opinions have the utmost confidence
one of two alternatives is left me. must either
treat those requests and solicitations with cold
and selfish neglect or must be willing 10 rem.
der sacrifice Of ease, quiet and money, TO my
counirys service. My friends do me justice, IN
their appsals in awarding to me deyotedness
to the principles, attachment to the interests, and
anxiety for The success of the Democratic State
Rights party" For their estimate Of tho "knowl.
edge and ability" might be able to bring to hear
upon those matters, | am probably more indebted
to their kindness than to their judgments Ny
powers Of intellect, whether grea. OF small, are
my country's; am not at liberty to withhold them,
especially when called on by so many Of my Eel.
low citizens. You are. therefore authorized TO
announce me as u candidate for seat in the mex,
Legislature. ~--~>--~----
To my fellow citizens, would say, neither my
interest or inclination will permit me to enter in.
to a regular itinerant, electioneering campaign.
II has ever been my pleasure, as well as practice
to treat with courtesy and respect, every one who
deserved it, You must not therefore, expect from
me any unusual manifestation Of these qualities,
because am candidate for your suffTages.--
Most Of you have known me for many years,
whether iavourably or otherwise is not for me 10
decide. ] shall al least, not lnsul, your good
sense, by endeavorlng 10 obtain from you b,
'ycophancg and Ratie'y, that good opinion, which
your judgement may not award me. During the
summer my professional engagements will de,
mand my time and attention. Duyto my fami-
y enjons this You, however, shall not want op-
Poriunll'es oil knowing well my politics, both
State and National. Should you honor me with
seat in the next legislature, promise you. that
will carry into that body, if not strength of in.
teect equal to many others, at least as much Of
devotion to what conceive to be your Best in
terests, and an ardent desire to aid in the cIeva.
ton of the character Of poor degraded, bank
ridden Mississippi"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For the Lsgisiature,
JESSE SPEIGHT,
DABNEY LIPSCOMB,
JOHN GILMER.

All three Of The above gentlemen having yieded
to the sole itltlons Of their friends TO become oand-
dates ior the legislature, our ticket Is now complete.
We present strong tram--men, who, for ln'elh-
gencc, moral worth and personal popularity are not
e1eeIed by any in the state. II has already struck
terror into the hearts of our opponents. Our
cause Is good, our prospects are bright and bright
ening Let "UnioH, concession and eompromi'e-
erery thing for ths eauIr, and nothing far men
hC our motto and we must succeed.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06
y. LlPSCOMB.
JurY Isl, 1890.

- JuLY Isl, 1899. =
.Nssrs Ediiora In answer III al. .~il of.,ho
people Of Caledonia, Columbus, and the many
solicitations have received from various portions
Of the county, to permit my name to be placed
before the people as candidate to represent
them in the next legislature, have to say feel
II duty to serve them in any capacity they may
think proper to call me To- have waited thus long,
hoping they would have selected some other per.
son, more competent, My habits have been SO
domestic the prvatlons so great that under ordna-
ry circumstances, could not consent; but believ-
ing my services have met with almost universal
approval, and hoping may in some degree aid
IN putting stop to the wild and ruinous legisla-
ton that has existed for some time past, cheer.
fully yield my consent. To withhold longer,
might be construed into an indifference to the
many calls, as well as to the unfortunate state Of
aiaIrs in which we ole placed. s
- feel confident the people now see the ruinous
policy Of tho former administration in charterng
OF banks and the postnoio system, and will ap-
ply the corrective by sending no man to The legis
iaiure who will sustain any Of the relief measures
heretofore proposed. Legislative relief, such as
repIevln, sop-aws, chartering Banks, issuing of
'rredeemabIc paper, such as post.notes, can re.
vcr have my support think Of all the systems
of relief the issuing Of irredeemablo paper is the
most runous, and the farthest from the object in.
tended RELIEF is only to be found by curtaling
our expenses within our income, making more
and buying less. There arc too many striving to
live at the expense of others hence you see so
much speculation, SO much banking without cap.
'tal, so many faro tables, so much ideness, all
growing out of the glorious credit system cor
rupt and corrupting,and persisted in, there s no
telling where we shall land,
louLhumble sefvi. ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06
NATHAN LESTER.

The extract OF letter from friend in Nash.
NIe Tenn which we published last week, has
put tho Editor OF the Nashville Wing in IA great
nulter. lie has devoted column Of his paper in
an attempt to rldcule tho writer and disproye hls
statements. But il won't all do The current
is unquestIonabIy setting against the wings in
Tennessee. All our information ON every part
Of the state goes 10 convince us of this fact, Ii
was but a few weeks ago that we published an
extract Of letter from an intelligent Wing in Win
chester, IN which he candldly admitted that there
were but FAINT hopes OF the election OF Cannon
However, the time is close ut hand when all
speculatIons us to the result will be over. The
first Thursday in August next will decide whether
Polk or Cannon is TO DO Observation-Disclosures
democracy or federalism IS triumphant in the
state. In the meantime il Is the palt of policy
in the Editor Of the Wing aud the Other leaders
Of tho federOlisls to bray hish aud keep up the
spirits Of their party
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06
- JOHN GILMER.

Detroit Ladies,--The ladies of this city are
up and dong IN relation to the celebration oftbe
coming Fourth of July. 1t is proposed to select
twenty-slx young girls, not over sixteen and pret.
y oil course dressed in white, decorated with
appropriate wrealhs offlowers, each with wand
IN her hand to which will be attached little ban.
ner. Thus representing every State in the Tn.
ION. The Young ladies' to be seated upon car
drawn by SIX horses, and escorted by an ammo.
pirate guard detached from the military.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-07-06

Inc Jews tell US that during tho soiournmen,
IN Paradise Heaven sent down ,wslya Ia.L', :" ~.
!, la'f' and while Adam was eating thee or,bSm
Eve suatched up the other nnc. Q WV u '"''"
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Number Of passengers arrived at the mort Of
Now York since the first of April, 1899, from
foreign ports, up to May 3lst: From Liysrnool.
77OS, Belfast, 1879; Haue. 1893; Londou
1853, Bremen, 27s; Bristol, gee; RJcforl ils.
other parts 619 Tgal, ISIS,