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, 1844-10-19
REGULAR semf.weekly Packet.

The New, Light draught, suift run.
ming Steamer.
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Domestic Importations.

New ORLEANs-Bargue Genesee-t Reported yesterday )5
bbls box Noenius bales cotton Barclay
Manning Cousenery-sOs kegs Bogart Kneeand-25
hams do tsliow 10 do hf tongues Collins Co.'S pk.
M,saLt bsS: .ux, ~ Dbl. m2issss "a
50 bbs Wilson Bown-2o5 do pork Booth Edgn40 hhds
26 bb 10 ties hlcChsns hhds Hoppock.23 do hams p
% lard 2sa tegs do Dbl, Cooper Gef.Ias bbl lard Brush
order - "'"' ''' W .'''" anu 40 ''
NEw ORIEAss-Brg s,erling-t Reported ys,erd.y)-ls
lard 2s4 bbs pork as do hams 70 do hi bbs Il Gerald
26 sacks wheat Butler Gardnel92 bag, 10 bols Williams
Noren-4 do flour Suydam Sage co-so tics 40 empty bb
100 bbls moasses t. order.
6 bbls and 40 hhds Work Drake6s3 bbls do Booth
Edgar.
MoBLE-Shp Hermitage-( Reported yesterday)i72 bales
cotton Smith. Mills co--35 SrIague Robinson co.
cotton Bronson-43 Fsbtr & B,erwh-5O w Wadswortl
-l02 Sone-2 bxs crate Wood bales GO casks
to order
sAvANNAH-Brig New Jersey-tReported yesterday loo
Colt co-l35 Hazard Il cos! tny,.-33 Lester
q casks rice Sande So do hf do ID Lathrop.s
cks old iron Bacoa1 box Hunsr-lol bales GO casks bb
TO order.
CHARLEsroS-Brig Edwardloo eks rice Fitch co-ta dc
Gray * Crosby-27 r Wheeer-o3 N Hayes-3O Shapte
-lU7 halls cotton Mathews co-65 Bryant Maand-c.
smith Mils-2i rarmslee, kbam Rogers-9 bales mid,
OK Storb~l-7 bbs l. Petty-Gl do q Robinson-25 X
master.
CHARLEsror-Shp Charleston-7 pkgs Mathews-8 Spot
lord Coz hhds Aitkeu broihers35 empty bbls John y
rsylcr-loo bales cotton Burritt Johnson-ls Smith M
-2 Cahoon, Kinney COLO Bell x co-i5O Reni Coz
05 Buck co-3i do 81 Dbl rice Geo Bukley20 Chas II ID
Luze-73 Piedler-i0 Wichslhausen-336 Vetir Duck
witx.2o pkgs Perkins Horklns-4 Goon Hodge, 4 CO.
box Brucheri hf Dbl S.rachan Scot236 bales cotton
| order.
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$5,G5

The great surplus shown for the period this
over last arises from the fact that the line of travel has
been clear and trains have passed the road with
great regularity, while last year the pre-
vented the departure the trains and kept back freight
The Treasurer of the State Of Maine has been autho-
zed to purchase outstanding State bonds the best
possible terms lie has succeeded in purchasing several
having little more than year to run, at advonce Of
81 per cent above par.
Specie is pouring into New Orleans from every direc.
ton Quite largo amount has been received from
Europe few days since we reported the arrival Of
900 from Havre We record further arrival
from the port of $4,000 francs Also 1000 sove.
reigns from Liverpool $4,000 francs from Gaudaoupe
$4,000 from Bermuda; $4,000 from Barbados and
Sa240o from Cincinnati and ST. Louis The specie from
France comes out for the purpose Of purchasing cotton
Below we give the official general statement Of the
Bank of the United States, at two periods It shows de
crease in the movements Of the bank of nearly two and
hall millions within the year,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, Feb. J5-G r. M

The advance noticed in stocks few days since, is
firmly sustained, without any further Improvement being
realized Harlem advanced per cent Paterson !
Pennsylvania 5's Norwich down / North American
Trust Company Ii Farmers Trust Ohio 6's, Indiana,
Illinois, Kentucky, Canton and vicksburg closed ut yes
terdays prices.
The Boston money market presents nearly the sama
features that have characterized for time past
Capital is very abundant and Is seeking investment in
stocks Within the past week there has been quite an
activity in Western Railroad shares Prices closed al
$685.. Boston and Worcester has improved-sales now
rule at I4A advance Boston and Providence 81 do
Fitchburg, par Maine 81 do Eastern, n do. Taun
ton % do. Manufacturing stocks still command high
prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16

AsHEs-Pots can only be nominay quoted at 81 o.
and Pearls at IS oct la3 Not enough doing to con-
CorroNThe saes yesterday were increased by an sx.
OF cotton from buyer to seller to the amount Of
$50 bales-in all 1880 bales represented to-day.
The transactions up bales ali Of which has been
done on speculation, buyers anticipating favorable &C
counts per the steamer now nearly due Prices paid to-
BREADsruFFs- Western flour continues to range from
81 St aS5, We have favorable advices from Canada.
The seghing was excellent and the farmers were taking
the advantage Of it. The Port Hope Gazette states that for
the previous twelve days about aOO bushels of wheat
per bushe had been paid for wheat in Port
Hope within two weeks In Bowmanve, New Castle,
and Bond Head three smaller places 1000 have also
been paid. making $4,000 for the county of Durham
The market at Toronto very brisk
BEEswAx-Prime yellow is held at 29l aoc but we do
WHpxEy-We notice trifng sales of drudge at 90 cts
Barrel continues dull at 243c.
Real EsrATE-Sales were made at auction as follows
by Anthony Blocker SEQ at the Merchants Exchanges
The lot Of ground, with the sheds thereon, AZ Gold
street, near Fulton 80 feet II inches front, 46 feet
4nches rear, by full 100 feet in length. $i SOC
Vacant lot west side of 4th near avenue Co. 375
Do on 4th street. lao feet from B.. -. $50
leOs6 acres Of land in Mississippi, by order Of the
Two story brick front house 800 Blocker street. lot
The following sales were realise also made by auction = w
Two story brick house 10 Rose street, house % feet
Frame house and lot ~ by 90 feet IL Rose street 4os
Three story brick house 90 Beekman street, lot 81
by 81 feet. Observation-Disclosures. 50Ot
Two story brick house and lease of lot 1T Madison
street. eight years to run, ground rent 500, lot "a
by lOO house "a by as feet, 800
Lot corner of 18th street. fronting 9TH avenue ~
feet inch by 100 feet. ......". ...."..... 700
Lot adjoning dimensions .............. sos
Lot adjoining, dimensions ................ 600
feet 10 inches. ;. ............. $50
Lot adjoining, 26 feet 10 by o. TO-. ....... $50
Let adjoining, dime nsions,. .......... 800
| Lot adjoning dimensions, ............ 2,6O
ron the three last mentioned lots two story franz
and two story brick front house
Lot west side Second avenue north of 25th street,
242 feet by l0O. ............. ......... 90t
One lot northwest corner of 25th st. and Cd avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16

Cleared.
Ships Eogand, Bartlett, Liverpool Z II Marshall; Suly
bremen, OslIich. Kruger: Hudson, Bacsman Cuba, Nr
mBns. Msnask Pssee. 'e"os' Howe. G"ds; ReSio
a sS Geo se rS.
p Vs.s D'"'''e"' .A'0' o''t' "'''S's' f'' 0'e
Ship H. Allen. Wilson, days from Charleston with Gotten
Ship Charleston Browns days from Charleston. with
French S,raas LAise ses... 90 days from Rochelle
ea,"s nsS ,SS H. picked up
dec with %d.s s%eroa sqsad " Gays tom
Hamburg bYaSe Louise 0eel,z s6 days from Hamburg. in
.@ M.Sq e day. from roE
%% X: ;ss
The g NJ weather. lost fore and mn
Brig Gscrola Holmes, of Piymeuth 10 days from Cenfae
sh s.Yn.. & to E y S,S. Ba,tes
Prs Edward Buckley. sdays from Charleston with
Big Perry: Bseso day: from Boston, With md.e NJ
eks mos"ss to La.ais bSi. orange. to order WIN
seTI Sterling Ireland; days from Wilmington, NC with
schr X!src Pa!asii from Wilmington NC. with naval
schr Edgar WoosIey from Wilmington, NC. with naval
schr Jodre Hitchcock, Hathaway, from Newbem NC. with
scbf James samuel WISE days from Newbern, NC with
sehr Ann Hynsn, Totem from Newbcn. with naval
sehr Julia Nancy, s,aliug from Newbern. with naval
s scs Z siovs Davis from N.wbem with naval stores. to
schr Myers Eo,l,,. days fom Warrington, NC. with
sehI sally Mill;s a, from Washington NC. with
scbr North STATE. Roberts from Washington. NC with ma
ss1r Ear smith, from Warrington, NC with naval stores,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16

G3. A "WORLD" OF RICHEs.-I. The Gencsee
Girl and her Little Red Book-A story not founded on but
all fact by Laurie Todd
Vienna-A description Of the city, its palaces gale.
res and curi0sitica
3. woman's Mssion-An eloquent appeal in behalf of
the intellectual civil and domestic rights Of Woman by
Dispatches Of fernando Cores-An interesting re.
view Of this valuable work. giving the original account Of
8. The Devils Jaunt-An imitation of Society" IIur.
rah for the Devil, hurrah, hurrah |"
8. Pulpit sketches-Rev. DR.. Dewey, by William shsk.
speare
Mysterious-A visit to the editor by tall gentleman
g. Diocesan Popcry--A dialogue between two friends,
g st Patrick's Purgatory-Curous legend extracted
,om thls new and quaint work just published at the New
TO- The beethoven Collection of Sacred Musician in.
terestng editorial article church melody.
meNco as II was and as ii isExtract from this
Iuhpic work The volume ia spendidly illustrated
H. Mr. Dickens-Phreno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Matrmony-New York Historical Society,s Proceedings
sic,;n on Coles PainngsCopious Literary Notices
Tegms-singe copies 81 cents, mail and office subscri
bers 20 year All persons paying SO in advance for the
res OF Paris" making volume Of $50 pages. Office 30
Ann st. J. WINCHESTET Publisher
90 LUCK AND EXPERIMENTATION "a something
Burgess Strnger Co., publishers Sc raj ooo nrna6
way offering to-day the complete works of Sir Walter
Scott in two volumes octave all for cents Harper,s
splendid edition OF Prescots Conquest of Ncxico e.
six cents; the London Edition Of Shakespeare with cot
steel engravngs, and Lord Byrons Poems, in morocco
prizes of the New Weekly the magazine for the mo %s
and will be given to the purchasers of certain weekly
numbers Of that extraordinary periodical You get your
sxpence worth OF sterling reading and the Of such
works as the Above. This is, too Hoosierism the
greatest lick OF the Next week they offer similar
prizes, leading Off with the Harpers illuminated Bible
complete; and the week AFTER with the Encyclopedia
Americana, in thirteen volumes Won't they go like
hot cakesp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16
Foreign lmportatiOns,

DuNpEE-Barque Glamn iss Case-22 bales mdss Tor
ryf4 Gihon--4' Bur X Johnson-l76 Cameron * Brand
80 bxs 20 bales Smith, Thurgar co82 Ings Scott98 TO
order.
PoRT AU PRiScE-Brg Gsnl Marion-o6} bags coffee logs
mahogany OV ps Iogwood cky rags seS bag specie
500 order.
CENFuEcos-Brg Osceoa-i22 copper ore Everett &
Bae0 honey "a hhds molasss 200 bdls palm leaf Chas
.slan & Ponv~rt
MATANzAs-Brg Ann Eliza- Reported yesterday ISL bxs
900 20 punches bananas - dozen apples
J TAYLOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16
Died.

In Brooklyn on Wednesday evening. l4th inst after
long and painful illness MARGARET SWEENEY, wife of Mi
chael Sweeney, in the 5sth year of her age
The friends and acquantances of the family and those
Of her sons John and George Sweeney respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at 81 o'clock
from her late residence, Of Williamsburg road and
Flushing avenue, near the Naval HOSPITAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16

On Wednesday, l4th inst at st. Johns Church. by the
Rev. VIM Berrian, Sgnor RAPHAEL BALLApvrA, of Hava-
ma to Miss FR.rcEs AUGUSTA SANDERS only daughter Of
DR.. Sanders, of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16
eo-To.MoRRow MORNING WILL BE- pUBL1sr


e9-TO.MORROw MORNING WILL BE PUBLISH.
ED by J. Winchester curious work. entitled
ST. PATRlCK'S PURGATORY,
an essay OIL the legends Of Purgaory He'll and Paradise
current during the Middle Ages By Thomas Wright Esq
M A. r. 8. A., corresponding member of the Royal Ins
tute ofFrance.
more curious, interesting or valuable work has sell
dom appeared It's printed from the proosheets of the
London copy In historical point Of view this work is
full OF interest nv showing how during the Middle Ages
the Christian religion gradually corrupted by super
stitious legends The principal legend is that Of St. Pa
tricks Purgaory in Ireland which is the remarkable
OF all the purgaory legends and the only which has
remained in force to the present day All classes readers
will be both amused and instructed by perusing the
world, which were believed by large of people
several hundred years ago. 1t indeed lacks Of the
interest of a Romance.
Price l24 cents single. To Agents, So n hundred
Orders from Booksellers and Agents promptly supplied
Address. J. WINCHESTER 30 Ann st.
o. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD young man
named Leonard Munson a native of Litchied, Conn,
aged about Is years. light complexion with light bushy
hair He had on when he left glazed muslin cap plated
on the SIDE alght mkt coat blue and black plaid pans
generally his coat buttoned up his chin He left
traced as far New Jersey and supposed to have
cecded to Philadelphia may probably be lurking in the
neighborhood Of Jersey He took with him about S4OO
principally in bills Of the city of New York. and about
$50 in gold also several dollar bills the Atlantic
and Long Island Banks Of Brooklyn He very fond of
talking Of cunning and dogs and should he get CONVEX
saon he be detected by that alone The above re-
ward will be paid for the apprehension OF the thief or
the recovery of the in proportion to the quantity
restored, by the subscriber.
7. S. STOOKES, Is Hicks street,
Brooklyn, L. I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16

We learn from Captain B., that when he left white
pine lumber was selling at $lS to 20, and pitch
pine do at $40 TO ~, and the market very dull at
those prices There had been much fault found
contract, owing to its poor quality. The rebuild
Ing OF the town is going on slowly, and there is
not much other business doing. American pro-
duce dull of sale.-Sduamnah Republican, Feb. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16
Brighton Cattle Market.

FEB l2A market, AGO beef CATTLE 100 sheep and 40
swine
PRIcEs-Beef Catte--We quote to correspond with last
week flew extra 81 rs first quality, 81 25 81 so /;
second quality, - 81 %; third quality, SO 5Oa4.
Sheep-We quote lots from 81 so to ST. Wethers from
50 rs to ON.
swine-Ne lots sold to peddle. At retail from to &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16
New stock Exchange.
State Of Trade.

Our markets do not present the least activity There
very little doing in any thing but cotton which Is quite
active.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16
Passengers Arrived.

DuNpEE-Barque Glammss Castle--J Archilus.
PoRT Az PRNcE-Brg Genl Ma icn-Alfred Jones.
New ORLrANs-Barque Cenesee-P McN1ulIen
.SAyArNAn-Brs New Jersey-Mrs Laroche, Crane
WIN Warde
CHARLEsToN-Brig Edward-Capt Conkln, Mr. See.ey. MI
0bbs-2 in the sesrage.
CHARLEsroN-Shp Charleston-W Caskery, l. Flanagan
M Hoffman, A Otis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 10.
Cleared.

SUN sETs... .........5 81 HIGH wATsR..........7 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BELL. Auetsosssr.
(Stsve No. % Ann styeef.l

lSsve No % .ann ssTesf3
FRIDAY
Mos; s ssss:,s q h .eou.bs
AIso QUANTITY, Of super IVES, England bro.deoshs es.
s:s o. s Sssss, 81 s s.... e.
Asr large invoice Of linen muslin .hirs., eoas,. boz
sos: s2a, aI:, SsysSSS
'''''''' e'''e's' ana s 1tiftfsls;
At l0H O'Clock. in the sales room
att.n ION Of house sspsrs and Others. "'''' "'
~ A si R.sss! nc
ali sHps:' u. ;:
in this Th5%s sf;, i.n f.. ;:s e
DrpyT NIG 46Ny XAS DYKE y. A.sssn::,
T. ;alsas. ts%s.ny'A9 zNlHoSYJ !: sg.EckEEs 60:
2s sav ofFebruary 1884, at IL Oc ok the Msrsbaa EI
"TfSWENTY.ForR LOTS OF GROUND embracing i've
on The eep"d Avenue With The e 2h street. I'D ass.
"a and and s.issdu ;' to ~Sn Is i.ss Is. q
" .Sr los are about % ss. sewer s..da
5 @ 10 hi. s AND . :, Ss s
Tn.ia mciixse he purchases may NJ, s. with Is
i ss have q cost 81 Sssss ::
6: h:'' is; e s:.s =:
NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY
FOR Sd LIE At n TON.
$SSs e. s!!S!sS e.:
N.Y. e s. Cd s Epbe a.
sss MAJ S %: p ss
The Mansion House of the splendid establish
meats in the United States The building stands the
centre Of four or five acres a, enclosed very
whole surrounded by pazzn all nsed manner
The site cannot be surpassed IL commands view Of the
whole OF the " of New York. extending up the North and
East Rivers New York. Brooklyn. The Long Island shsFr
Jersey
The Belmont and Brighton Houses both extensive build
lngs easany situated, nearly Opposite Steamboat
tells.
For diagram and further particulars, spply to
II. CURTISS,
tl3toMF6'ec 40 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16

90 RECORDS PARISIAN ALTEA RIVE MIX.
TURE for the radical cure of primary secondary Sy-
phs This powerful alternative has entirely taken the
place of mercury among the regular medical pracon.
ers composed Of the most streng and purify
ing vegetable medicines and always gives additional
strength to the constitution while curing the disease
Persons suffering from venerea faint in their system
mercuria disease should this powerful alternative
without delay. Sold in single bottles 81 each-in
OF half doxen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts
ofthe Union Office of the College Of Medicine and Phar.
macy, 95 Nassau street.
w. 8. RICHARDSON AGENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16

PasscnKerS Sailed.
ship United Sates-Mr Brodel NYork;
M Fowler, Baltimore; Mr. Lewis Montreal Charles Fowler.
ENGLAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16

n3- DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.-Ten Indians
eight Foxes and two Pottowatomics) from beyond the
Mississippi have arrived in this city their way to
Washington An interpreter accompanies them, and
under his direction they will give an exhibition this
wild dances, and going through with their ceremonies
previous to battle One of the chiefs WILL in the course
of the evening, address the audience This novel exh
biton will be to attract crowded audience The
admission il only "a cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16
Cotton Market.

MOBILE, Feb. 6-CoTroN,-The market has been very
quiet to-day Tho aggregate sales the last three business
days estimated at % $4,000 bales, Of which fully
half sold yesterday Prices decidedly easier the last
two days. and in the which have taken place.
about &c. has been yielded by sellers Stocks becom
ing very bulky Received since Friday evening about
SAVANNAH Feb. l0-Cotton-Arived since the ID inst
1916 bales Upland, leaving stock hand and on snip
board not cleared Of $40 bales Upland and o2o sea
lands: against TIA Upands and 1856 Sea Islands az same
time last Our last report left the market IN qulet
state, with but little disposition the part OF
to opere the asking prices On wednesday the sales
800 bales and yesterday $50 bales at prices in some
instances at &C. reduction This dull streak is no doubt
owing to the heavy state Of the New York market,
which, at the last accounts, little depressed under
the large receipts In present state of the market it
is of Impossible to give accurate quotations,
the few sales making are at very irregular prices We
Mddlng Fair, Oh Fair and fully fair, 81 o. The
sales of the week up 2239 bales In Sea Island
have again to report very small business sales being
hut 95 bales in most instances at decline Of c per h.
CoLuMsus, (Ga.) Feb. 6-CoTToN-The article comes
in range from to 10 cents The current
rates are 9ahough very choice lots bring readily 10
cents
MACON Feb a-CoTroN-Sales for several days past
have generally been from OF cents-prncipal sales for
all good fair cotons 81 to9 We have heard that
cotton has sold as high as9l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-16

-r.r--s----E.
WILL BE PUBLISHED TOMORROW MORNING.
By MoRRIs, WILLIS AND COMPANY,
TIL 4 M r 20 r RARY, NOT.
CONTAINING
ONLY COMPLETE EDITION EVER PUBLISHED,
LETTERS FROM UNDER A BRIDGE"
BYNP. WILLIS
NoTE THE AurHoR.-The Letters from Under O
Bridge" written in secluded glen of the Valley OF
the Susquehannah. The author after several
dence and travel abroad, made there, he hoped
altar of lifetime tranquility for his household gods Most
Of the letters written in the full belief that he should
tno VI hs udys necessity
drove him again into active metropolitan life and the
membrance of that enchanting interval of repose and
raj pleasure, seems to him like little but dream. As
picturipg ruy the color of his mind and the natural
flow OF his thoughts during brief enjoyment of the kind
OF life alone best suited to his disposition well to his
better nature the book interesting tn himself and to
those VINO love him. AS picturng faithfully the charm
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHILADELPHIA, Feb l5-Ar Joshua Emlen WILCOX New
Oreans Rowena, Wilson, Porto Cabello Emily Bernadou,
Jaxo Paul Jones. De Forrest CharIs'On Home, Hall,
BArrIMoRE. Feb H-An VIM Davis, Cornish, Cardenas;
Ciarisss Watts New rleans Phenix Fry MOBILIZE Saldana
York "a Chisha;aw. Kendrick. sS.tor; Wilson Ben
NYoTk.
lBr] Harvey Androsan Scotland Sid Barne Crosby. Pro-
whence
SAVANNAH. Feb i0Ar Fifs.hire [Brl Hume Liverpool;
Pnta. Beche Point Pere Cid JulS& Ma tha Pnkham do.
York. - 49, -
MOBILE Feb 6-Cd Pactolus Harding. Boston; Peter De.
mil. Lewis, NYork; Palmyra, Burgess Baltimore
pa, Ew Hs FEB tyr Canada Adams: Live,e
91lsaSs Smith Richmond; Alabama, ls) Winde Hayan,
n9cto Tsrquin. Andrew Ring, Hope Howrs, and several
3tne: aground or the NE Ba, St Mary Foster from New
York; Hero Of sidon McCansgh Liverpooi Comet Dr]
Veasey Kingston, ia; Arboreer, Whitmsre Nassau.
spoken
Creoen tsw Charleston for Copenhagen in the Gulf
Lady PelI. Of Quebec stardng E Dec L.