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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-09
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N'hGfNtA:-Ai Rules held IN tho CieIk's once Of
the superior Cont CfChanecry for Ric tnond ~.
cult the - day Of MAY, 1912: W.
Against '
John q Mitchell, David MITCHELL BENJAMIN Michel.
beth his wiic and other nan.
The defendants ABOVE named having entered ther
appearance and given security according 10 The Act OF
nsehny snd inc Rules OF ihia Court aud Il appearing
G s.siactory evidence. that they of
ms 'o m"nweah: u h ordered, That the said dcf,n.
y,nis 40 appear at the Rules to be held the lst
ani that copy OF this order he forthwith ,,~J IN
some newspaper published la the City hmon iortso
Capitol la the said city. " "''
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apl6 wllw HENRY 4BsoN. CIk.

In the United States Count for the Eastern District Of Viz
ginis, 18th April, 1872:
In the matter OF Bankruptcy Of
n GORGE ZIMMERMAN, Of the Town Of Petersburg
VI In the Eastern Virginia District The said George
Zimmerman, VINO has been decrccd a Bankrupt by th
Court having fled petition praying fo his discharge:
is order ed, that notice thereof he published in newpa
per printed IN the City 20 days AT least before
the day Of July neIi, when hearing will be had
the said petition at the City Hall M the City Of Richmond
and all creditors who have proved their debs and Other
in Interest appear the said lime and place
and show cause, II they have why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not be granted.
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THE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK,

IOtN MANCt1.
TIE present number Is embeliishcd with splendid
Mezzounio, entitled Going to the springs, with other
smaller eugTavings
The Contents are from the pens Of Arthur Bachc. San
SefsoB, Walter, Miss Rand Rev J Kennedy The Editor
Professor Frost ami many others.
Subscription only 81 per year single Nos. lsi cts
Cal soon az the Periodical Agency Office, Main street,
next door to Evans China store.
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In the United STATES Court the District Of Viz
cinis, May IL, lSi2
In the matter Of Bankruptcy of
THOMAS FOURQUREAN Of the Town Of Lynch.
burg, in the Eastern Virginia District The SAID Thos
Fouqurcan who has Jcen decrccu Bankrupt In this
Court having filed petition praying for his schsrge: II
is ordered tina notice thereof be published in newspaper
printed ~ the city II Richmond 10 day least before the
l2lh day Of September when hearing will be hal
the said petition, at the City Han in the City OF Richmond
and all creditors who have proved their debts, and other
ia interest may appear at The said time and place.
add show II any they have, why the prayer Of the
said petitioner should not be granted.
COpy-Te.te, -
ma q lit HENRY GIBSON. GU.
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Correspondence Of the Herald]
BALTIMORE, June 10, 1872
Ma. EpIIoR:-
stated yesterday that the Maryland Cadets Capt Ropes
our Flag Company,' intended visiting Boston. Since
that statement the company has had meeting and agreed
almost unanimously to make the contemplated visit in Au-
gust next They will leave here probably about the first
ofthe month and proceed Immediately Returning it
is their intention to spend time in New-York and
Philadelphia, probably day in each, When you see the
Cadets you will have the pleasure of looking upon one
among the finest companies in the United States. They
capable Of going through with all the duties of sol.
der in the solderlke mannercan serve up an ex.
quste repas Of fun and last though not least produce
glee club unequalled in the history Of song You
may tell the Boston girls to look out for their military vi
sers nearly all bachelors, and handsome at that
The mystery of the mysterious pocket book has been
solved gentleman OF this city has given information
that his friend robbed of time the rail.
road depot by having his pocket picked.
Several sales Of -four made yesterday at IS
BARREL which is the regular quotation price, There
is not much wheat in market Corn from So to IS
cents Oats 81 80 Beef Cattle SO per 100 lbs
Whskey 10 20 cents per gallon The Provision market
inactive and prices unchanged.
Phillip Goehler alias Kogler found guilty of Biga-
my" yesterday in the city Court. He is German
The verdict in Monroe Edwards received here
yesterday aiternooon and published in the Patriot 1t is
thought to be right and just He sno Colonelwhat
fall from greatness. RODERICK.
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FINANCES IN ST. LOUIS ALMOST A Row.-There
was almost financial row in ST. Louis on the Sd in
slant. These riots are sort of moral earthquakes
and will undoubtedly produce beneficial effect on
the minds of financers in general.
EXTRACTS from letter dated st. Louis, June ~
We had last night small threatening of mob There
had been meeting in the evening" for the purpose Of
sdering the subject of currency (cy and county
warrants constitute the local CURRENCY at which there
hard things said Of the brokers' and responded
to with applause by of the restless spirits Of which
every community has its sh are. About the time Of ad-
journmcnt there was alarm of hre when every one
hushed to Main street. and clustered around the Office
Of our principal brokers' There in the
bly, probably twenty thirty Of the right material for
mob. The Mayor and city police the spot,
and arrested several Of the nruly when the others
pered off, and collected again in front of another brokers
Office four squares distant. The crowd here address
sed by Of the City Council, who assured them there
for public outbreakhat the Council had
that afternoon passed ordinance to borrow $4,000 for
ten years. pay able with interest New York-that all
would be made good in few days. and he hoped they
would not therefore, disgrace the city by moestng or
destroying the citizens property After listening to these
one in the crowd commenced singing "sweet Home ?
when he joined by Others and the rioters marched
peaceably off, making music they went until all signs
Of disturbance were hushed up in sweet home. 49,
crowd collected at Mr.. st. Johns broker once on
Friday night with the intention Of tearing Gown put
they Dispersed by the bells ringing an alarm Oh IRE
Last week than any that we nave experience
ed yet City Warrants selling at 10 per cent discount
exchange 8 premium.
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DAVID R. GAnSIss, Secretary.

o. THE KREMLIN DINING ROOMs.-It is some
days since visited those charming We howe
yer did SO yesterday. Such any bank
for specie there there yesterday for Roast Beef and
Plumb Pudding, and Strawberries and Cream. Ma Kon
Claret London Brown Stout, SC. There is one thing
however would advise Coiter about--Namey, not to
get of plumb pudding earlier than O'clock He sells
doubt wines since he has reduced the price
than all the hotels put together Go and for your
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NIBLo's-Notwithsand the unfavorable state OF
the weather lately, this delightful establishment
has received large share Of public patronage. The
Ravel nights have been always good, and occasion
ally the Saloon has been crammed. Gabriel in
NJ. Decha!umcau, is surprisingly comic, and in Po-
lichina wondrously agile. BY the way, does he
not dine on India rubber previous to playing the
latter character1 We are curious to know To-
night two comic pantommcs, in which Gabriel,
Miss Wells, and the whole Ravel family appear.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION
We have understood that the body of the Fejee
chief, Vendovi, is about to be embalmed by the
learned faculty Of the University of New York
We hope DR.. Mott will be prevailed upon to deli
yer lecture on his iremains. The surgeons at the
Hospital have already cut off his head and it has
been laying in pickle for several days, before the
process of emb'aming takes place. The hair of his
head is thirty inches long on each side, and in his
day of glory, he had thirty hair dressers to wait on
him. vendovi beat the Broadway dandies all to
smash
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PoL'cE.-The arrest and commitment of Migrants and
rum heads occupied the attention of the Police offices yes
terday to the exclusion of all other business.
In the Court oil Sessions will be that the notor
Gus burglar BAH Kingston, was acquitted of charge of
that character against him. he having proved point blank
llibi by three persons Kingston and his counsel can
beat Edwards and his ege hackers all hollow in securing
e fav orable verdict.
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Bankrupts.
SOUTHERN nIsrnIcr OF

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
Charles Tousley, merchant, formerly of the firm of
Boswick Tousley. Bufalo) now Of New York July l6.
Thomas Cornwall, Cairo, Green County, July l6
Charles ii. P.MLelan, INSTRUCTOR Poughkeepse, Ju-
ly l6
JONAH. Clark, Poughkeepsie, July 80.
Robert s. Oakley. clerk, Brooklyn, July TO-
Joseph Kirk and John Kirk, woollen manufacturers,
Pleasant Valley July 10.
V.P. shatuck New York, (and as one Of the firm of
John r. Wright, Baltmore,) July It,
Frederick s. Boyd, clerk, July l6.
Hiram Harris, clerk, Qate of Troy) July Ii.
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Philadelphia.
ICorrespondence of the Herald /

Correspondence OF the HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, June 16, 1912:
Concert Iheatres-Netc Play-.Rciigf Note Rcsump-
tion Law-Stocks, &c. &c.
Our city is quite dull of The weather is to-day
excessively close and warm, with rain. Norton
whose off tonight is watching the cloud,
with fear and trembling. People won't turn out in the
wet to dollar concert these times and this the benef
clare has shrewdness enough to knowhence his appre
henson. From present feeling the subject afrait
there will be performers and dead heads than there
auditors In the Orchestra there to be fifty be-
sides some four five vocal performers each of whom
will average at least four five free admissions So ever
admitting that the should be full there will not b.
many dollars. Norton, though brilliant trumpet player
is not popular here He has of the nggard
notions of his countrymen which will prevent h
possessing many warm personal friends Mrs. Watson
Miss Milizet, and Mr. Burden, all being iavorites viii
doubtless draw o respectable number.
am told that Pratt Of the Chestnut street theatre
gotiatng for Fanny Elssler There many who wisl
the interchangeable Flynn produces Saturday evening
next another drama, entitled "Nary Tudor" from
the pen Of our townsman James Rees Esq. This young
gentleman earning for himself some in his dra
matte Efforts In the cast of the play Rchings viii
play colbert, the Mechanic" Davenport, "Fabiana
Henkins Renara,n Myers, the 'Jew'-(a peculiar ane
and it is said will appear in new dress which he
one hundred and fifty dollars. The Arch street hous
We have word from Harrisburg that the Senate ha
passed the bill to enable the banks to redeem their Relic
Notes. SC. The inducements for the Banks to accept
the provisions OF the Act and to in full tina
they shall be allowed SIX instead Of per cent thei
Relief issues and, further that they shall be exonpte
from their obligation to loan the State FIVE per ofhei
capital The Relief Banks have immunity in suspension
for five years from May a. lsl and unless they think thi
offer better than suspension they of will
cept fit ifpassed though think several Of then
will accept Of it.
There was not much done in Stocks today. If an.
change, rices slightly declined.
There almost daily and riots among the hoI
and dog catchers and the citizens.
The committee to visit Washington, in accordance will
resolution ofthe meeting Naval Matters held in tn
State House yard has returned, but bring avorabl
news.
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M TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD


Dear Sr-We beg leave to inform you and your hume
readers that have established the New YoRK Pa.
TENT MEDICINE AND PERruMERv WAREHOUSE, No. 10 John
street. opposite Thorburn's seed store upon the plan
successfully in London and Paris where families
may genuine medicines, under the written cer.
Gates othe propreors and thus avoid the danger Of
terfets which so frequently brought under public
ice system of fraud which has caused the death of mil
lions OF fellow creatures Our stock already compr
the principal popular medicines which prepar
ed to SELL Wholesale retail at the established prices
Yours, respectfully,
EDMUND CHARLES & CO.,
C) l6 John Street. New York
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence of the Herald.1
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, p. M.

Correspondence of the Herald.l
WAsuIseroN Wednesday, 3P. M.
Proceedings OF both Houses.
Several petitions were presented In the senate
this morning. praying for additional duties on I'M
ports, and others demonstrating against the reduc
ton OF the navy as proposed by the House.
Mr.. EVANS, from the Committee on Finance, re-
ported aresouion directing the Military Committee
10 inquire INTO the expediency Of reducing the army
10 The standard OF 1921, proposed in the army ap-
preparation billiust passed by the House, and also
into the propriey of regulating the pay of staff off
GERS, &c. The resolution was adopted
Mr.. ARCHER gave notice that he should to-mor-
row;ask leave to bring in bill to reorganize the
navy. The bill for the armed occupation of Florida
was read a third time and passed.
The apportionment bill was then taken up. and
the fractional amendment of the Senate, which the
House had refused.to concur in, was insisted upon
by vote of "a to 10. The ratio of the Senate,
70, ,Swas insisted upon by vote of 30 to IA.
The billsnow goes back to the House.
The Navy Appropriation was then taken up, and
the question of arresting the increase of the Navy
at the point where now stands has been under dis
cussion althe morning.
In the House, the bill providing for the extern
sion Oh uie present laws lot laying anu correcting
duties on imports, was taken up, and was un'
der discussion until two o'clock. The question
was then taken the motion of Mr.. Roosevelt, to
strike out the provlso of the bill, which recognizes
the distribution !prnciple, and the motion was re-
jected-ayes lO3-nays 49, The question was then
taken, motion Of Mr.. Gwinn, to add to the
proviso the words " for longer period than the Isl
ofAugut, 1872" This was rejected by majority
ofA. Mr.. Aaron Brown of Tennessee, moved q
substitute for the whole bill. The substitute i'm
poses a twenty per cent ad valorem duty, in confor
nifty with the compromise act, but it was rejected
by large majority The bill will be reported, and
passed before the House adjourns.
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EycouRAerNc TO FARMERs-Three yearling lambs
raised by F. Lansing, of Watervliet, yielded 2sa
lbs. of WOOL average 81. His whole flock aver
aged 6a lbs.
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LATE FROM VALPARAIso.-We learn from Captain
Lines, of the barque Ronaldson, scventy-one days
from Valparaiso, arrived last night, that when he left
business was dull, owing, it is supposed, to the diff
ferences between Peru and Bolivia, which were
likely to be settled and in consequence ofthe rigid
enforcement of the Custom House laws in Mexico,
but few goods were exported to those places As
soon as those impediments are removed the market
will probably assume lively business
Articles of the coast were in demand and high.
Copper Slt,a; hides $l2 l3; wool SIS; cocoa in
Guyaquil $.5a 6; block tin in africa $l2; bark SI2
81; sal,peire in lquique 50 3; bar silver S9a 10
The mark; hard dollars 81 per cent premium; ex-
change on England 46 to I'D; Paris If SOC; United
States per cent. Freights for copper Swan
sea f5a los.
large French frigate that had arrived from Brest
left for Callao about the 10Th of March. 1t was
rumored she had on board Governor and suite,
soldiers artisan sc. She be joined by several
vessel from France, for the purpose, as it sup
posed, of establishing colony in the Pacific Ocean.
Major Pollard, the American Charge des Affairs
to Philadelphia, was at Valparaiso awiting the ar
rival of Judge Pendleton, his successor, who was
expected on board the frigate United States, when
he would return home.
The U. s. sloops of war Yorktown, Aulick St
Louis, Forrest and schr. Shark, banning, left fol
Calao March 10Th. The store ship Relief, Nicho
las, left for Callao April Sd. About the 10th Of
March the u s. sloops o. war Cyane, Srribhng, wa.
al Callao, and the Dale, Gaunt, at Payta The fri
gate United States, Commodore Jones, was expect
ed from Rio Jantiro in few days.
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FuNNY.-A certain ricketty paper talks very big of
its pure American blood and feeling, when it is well
known, that one of its choice conductors is small
vulgar English Jew, who was a valtt in Paris and
waiter at a hotel in New York. AS well might IL
neal descendant of Judas Iscariot boast of his An
glo-Saxon blood.
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ABOUT THE WEATHER.-We continue to hear oil
the ravages committed by Jack Frost. He has
ruined numerous gardens, and spot acres and acres
ofcorn. Fortunately, however, he has not touched
the wheat and rye. In several sections he was ac-
companied by snow, which fell in Franconia, N. H
to the depth of four inches
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IEAr.-Every body complained of the heat yes
terday-it was very oppressive-sultry and sunny al
day. Tomorrow, we suppose, we shall have cold
weather again.
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CHATHAM THEATRE. This popular establishment
continues to receive just share Of public patronage
The deserving manager lie duly appreciated by the
public, and receives his reward. Some new and
Extraordinary attractions are in preparation for The
coming week
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MURDERERs AT LARGE-Mss Hamblin, who muir
dered her husband at Mobile short time ago, is
now at Kingston. Jamaica. She arrived there dress
ed in male attire, with beautiful moustache, &c.
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To Our TENTH WARD CARRIER.-The carrier
or the assistant carrier for the Herald IN the Tenth
Ward, is requesed--no--he is ordered to make an
ample apology to the lady subscriber whom he in
suited otherwise he will hear again from US, in a
different form. special edict.
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IMPORTANT GEOLOGICAL FAcT.-It is stated by Mr.
Lyel, the geolosist who has recently been making
examinations about Cleveland, that the "Island
Bluff" is of more ancient formation than the
ground on which the city stands, by several thou
sand wears.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-17

GOVERNOR DoRR AGAIN-Un.sss Governor King.
of Rhode Island, sends on "that $l,OOO,' we can
not undertake to keep our thumb on Governor Dorr
longer than the present week. The weather is get.
ting too hot. Come, come, Governor down with
vour dust
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CAuTIoN.-We woudseriously caution Applegate,
the job printer in Ann street, to take what he
prints about us. Those who live in glass houses
should not throw stones. A word to the wise is
enough. He shall not escape if he goes on.
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Herald General Printing Office.

The General Printing Office capable of doing all sorts
OF printing such books pamphlets bills cards oil all
descriptions is open the Herald Hnidngs, entrance
from Nassau street--Joseph Elliott, Printer
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Herald Bulletin of News,

The Herald Bulletin of News is kept the northwest
of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of the
morning mails, at eight O'clock A. M.-and also of the
evening mails at four O'Clock ?. NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts OF the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board, this Let every wayiarer stop
and read Advertisements of all kinds taken at the ofee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-17

pository of taste and talent, walk into Colmans gal
lery, 2O3 Broadway 1t will repay you.
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DISTRACTIONS IN THE HUDsoN.-There are OBJ
sructons in the Hudson, just below Albany, that
ought to be removed Immediately. Scarcely day
passes that steamer does not ground.
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FANNY EIss1.ER TONIGHT. Elsser makes
her second appearance tonight IN the Prince and
Fairy., This is enough to fill the house.
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{n3- NEW YORK PATENT MEDICINE AND PER.
FUMERY WAREHOUSES; John st. opposite Thor
burns Seed Store New Yorl<--EpMUrp CHARLES < Co.
respectfully inform the families OF New York that they
have sale almost every variety Of popular medicines
and perumery-of which they enumerae the following
which may be had wholesale retail at the established
prices -
Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwor
Dr. Dyott's Anti Pills,
Mahys Renowned Plaster Cloth,
DR.. Robertsons stomachie Elixir of Health.
Vegetable Nervous Cordial,
Stomachic Bissers,
wormDerTvying Lozengcs.
DR.. Dyotts Vegetable Tonic Bis,ers
Dr. Godbolds vegetable Bsir Of H Iie'
DR.. Dyott's Patent Itch Ointment,
Crcassisn Eye Water
letter Ointment
DR.. Tissoti Rheumatic Drops
Dr. Dyott's Toothe.Ache Drops,
DIR. Loves Vegetable Elixir
Dr. Rowan's Tonic Mixture
Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Hays Liniment,
Brode's Balm Of iberia,
Dr. Uphams Vegetable Tonic,
Pile Electuary,
Lbbys vegetable Life Bitters,
Tarbells Rheumatic Pills,
Dr. Grandjean's Medical Composition for the Hair,
Bandolne.
Curling Fluid,
DR.. Wyeth's Cream Of Lilies
DR.. Faes Cyprian Hair Tonic,
DR.. Harris Essence of Tyre,
Vegetable Cerate,
o. No medicines of counterfeit nature will be sold,
hSed EDMUND y DC Is
~ Opposite Thorburns Seed Store MY.
o. /. o. OF o. F.-The members Of Jefferson Lodge
meeting of said Lodge be held the usual place of
meeting at No. 327 Bowcry, Friday evening the 18th
Of June, instant at so'clock, p NJ Pnctual attendance
particularly desired as business of will be
Dres ed II r he aCfio of fho IodOo
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Court Celendnr-This Day

LOOK OUT FOR THEM-Counterfeitf five dollar note
on the Concord Mass, Bank.
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Q3- PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND SHERMANS
Lozenges because they know what they made Of Dr.
sherman is skilfull MUSICIAN and has made medicine
pleasant that children cry for it, We know OF nothing
hat will compare with Shermans Lozenges in curing
Coughs colds, headaches and worms. They
magic that you cured before you could expect it. Dr.
Sherman's office is at LOG Nassau street.
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fYy- CHATHAM THEATRE.--Thc anniversary Of
he Battle Bunker Hill celebrated in magnificent stvo
nigh at this theatre. The performance consists OF the
new drama Of the Two London I.ocksmrhs the Star
Spanged Banner sung by the whole company. Rice in
Jumbo Jun s last Appearances prior 10 his departure for
the Canadas) and new nautical drama denomnsed ths
vsns, Mis Msstaysr, and the snt's company, ar?ear
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Next News FROM EURorE.-The Britannia, one
of Cunard's taste ST. is now out thirteen days. HeI
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GoNE-Thc Columbia from Boston for Liverpool
yesterday.