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MARRIAGES..

Married. on the 10Th instant, by the Rev. Will
liam A. Meredith, Mr.. c. B. LUCK, OF this city,
10 Miss H. NJ. Nixon, OF Buckingham county.
Married on The morning of The 10th inst, by
the Rev. William Norwood, Dr.. WIZ. Nj. SMITH,
Of Cumberland, to Miss MARY S. SHEPARD, OF
Richmond, youngest daughter OF The late Nathan
ie Sheppard.
Married at Long Row, Hanover CO., on the
18th of May, By Elder VIM. Sizer WIN. TAr-
NJ. second daughter of VIM FuIcher, decd.
Wing and Religious Herald will please copy.
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DEATHS.

Died, m Friday morning. 5;h June, at quarter past
one o'clock in the 29h year Of her age Mrs HARRIET
Ann MORTON, wife Of Thomas l. Morton, of Peters
burg, and daughter Of DR.. Tngna Jones, Of Meeklen.
burg county. leaving three small children, deeply dis
essed husband and large number of bereaved friends
10 mourn their irreparabe loss. She was lament
10 the circle In which she moved, and distinguished
above many for the affections and virtues whch marked
her short lived career on earth.
pcr Richmond papers requested 10 copy.
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TuuasDaY, June fl.

THURSDAY, june III.
The following is the conclusion Of Thursday
mornings proceedings Of the Convention, which,
Tor want OF ROOM We were unable TO insert in yes
ierday's Enquirer:
The hour having arrived Tor The Introduction
Of Rev. Mr.. Shuck and The Chinese native
preacher, they were conducted 10 the platform by
Rev. MIR. Jeer, and received by lhe President.
Yong Seen Sang is apparently some IS years,
OF age; his counlenance is placid, Intelligent md
frank, and his manner unaffected ard easy. lie
wore blue gown and cap, and his hair was
plated, and hung down in very long quien be-
hind He received the salutations OF The Presi-
dent and others with evident cordially, and a
very lively sense OF The feeling exhibited towards
him. He held ian which he used with grace
worthy OF lady. His head was raised several
inches above his real stature by very thick cork
solrs 10 his fantasiica shoes His finger nails
were about hall an inch long and carefully
shaped He was far from being awkward, and
after the first impression OF the novelty of his
adornments, glance a, his face will give pre-
possession in hi, favor.
President Johnson very affectionaely address
sed both Mr.. Shuck and The Chinese. He spoke
of the wonderful ordinance of Providence by
which country so extensive so strange in the
character and pursuits OF It's people, so benight-
ed, so long shut up had been at last opened 10 US,
and We had been permitled 10 send missionaries
there 10 occupy that important field. They had
read, he said 10 Mr.. Shuck, with deep interest,
the accounts ol his labnrs and trials in his mis-
sionary pursuits. To the Southern division il
was peculiarly pleasing 10 have him there, and
10 regard him as missionary nnder their auspi-
ces. In behalf Of the body he gave Mr.. S. the
right hand of fellowship and christian recogni-
tion and invoked The blessing Of God upon him
and his abors. To Yong Seen Sang, the Presi.
dent also very cordially extended the right hand
of fellowship. BY The grace of God be had be.
come spiritual brother and he gave him the To-
ken Of recognition as such, invoking for him and
his country the blessings Of Heaven.
Mr., Shuek briefly responded, that his feelings
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PRIvATEERs.-Caps. Smith, of the packet
ship Chrisloval Colon, from Havana, states 'ha,
up to The time OF his sailing, June Isl, only one
application for prvaeer commission had been
made 10 the Mexican Consul there, and that was
sod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-16

Nearly three hundred thousand dollars, in spc-
cie were exported from New York during the
month Of May. OF this amount 500, 637 were
shipped TO Liverpool and SO. 1877 TO Havre.
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Fire Company No. 20 reached Albany, from
New York on the Sd inst, TO join, j, is said, one
Of the volunteer Regiments, organizing in that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-16

There are two Montereys in Mexico, one
seaport on The Pacific. The other an inland town
at a distance Of 100 miles from Matamora..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-16

On the knapsack of a German volunteer a
Cincinnati, for the Mexican war, was emblazon
ed the immortal Eagle OF Austria
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at Is the hounden duty Of every true sou-rnr' -
subscribe forthwith TO a Newspaper which rntii g.
tends Southern rights, even II It were net ~it r.
the ablest literary Journal IN America"
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Election Of q. s Senator IN Ner Hampshire

THE TRAITOR REWARDED.-The con-
summation OF tie barsa in-th infamous chatter
ing OF unprnciped men-was made in the House
Yesterday. The traitor was paid his stipulated
reward, aud federalism, and the men who have
often vaunled OF their high spirit, laid themselves
in The dust al the feet Of John p Hale, and beg
ged him 10 accept The homage OF their votes and
their profound respect. They have humbed their
proud spirit before this arrogant pre,ender, and
submitted TO The slightest OF his imperons de-
mands. They have placed John ?. Hale in the
U. S. Senate, Tor six years from March mex, and
we pray that he may hly represent them.
There are few men here who have lately
said lha, they hoped that "evcry soldier who wen,
to the Rio Grande would leave his bones there"
'that for every Mexican len Americans would be
killed." and declared that 'lhe Mexicans were
RICH, and our country clearly in The wrong"
These were the men that were most boiserous in
their rejoiciugs over the election Of John P.
Hale.
The vote Tor Hale in The House was l39, to 10
for Harry Hubbard, and 8 statlerins. 10 the
Senate, Hale had and MIR. Hibbard 81 scat
tering given by MIR. Hubbard.
Yesterday was the day fixed upon by the Lc-
gsIalure OF this State 10 proceed 10 The election OF
another U. S. Senator TO ill The unexpired term
OF Levi Woodbury.-[Nsr Hampshire Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-16

On Thursday nigh, large congregation as
scmbed a, the Isl Baptist Church 10 witness th'
ordination Of the Rev. Samuel c. Clopton. Tit
meeting was opened by The choir singing the i'm
pressiye missionary ode
''Yes! my native land, | love thee,
All thy scenes love them well;
Friends, connections, happy country.
Can bid you all iarewell?" SC.
Prayer was then offered in The most fervenl
manner by the Rev. E. ID. Kingsford, OF Als1an-
dria, D. c. The sermon was preached by Rev.
C. D. Mallory, from The 9th verse ofhe 4th chap
ter OF Zachariah.
The sermon was full OF patbos and happy il
luslraion and was listened TO with the deepest al
ten,ion. After The sermon, a Presbylery, COM
posed of Drs. Johnson and Hauwell, and Rev.
Messrs. J. B. Jeer and R. Ryland, knelt down
around the candidate for ordination, and laying
their hands upon his head, dedicated him TO the
ministerial Office, in solemn and affecting pray
er offered up By Rev. J. 3. Taylor. The scene
was one OF the most intense interest. The can
didate was then adore ssed separately by the Rev.
Messrs Jeier, Ryand and DR.. Hariwell, in an
earnes and ahectionale manner. The meeting
was then closed with an appropriate anthem by
The choir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-16

The Correspondent Of the New Orleans Della,
writing from Poin, Isabel, says that Whiskey is
selling 81 per gallon, Cider so cents per pint,
Tobacco 81 per pound. Writing Paper 50 cents
per Quire, and sundries in like proportion.
Col. Mcintosh, who was severely wounded in
The action on The OH ullimo, was taken TO the
hospital at Pon, Isabel and is now said 10 be OUT
of danger
Gen. Worth has arrived at For, Brown.
This Southern papers state that Gen. De. la
Vega 10 on his way to Washington city.
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

AT KaIORaHa. STaISToA
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r llr l'"ia'i"n :" hrr -ssirm 81 "hae ''' ana ~
. ~" as'u ''e error ~ '"'sal'"s one 'rl
$500, = =, - - Np.a'o ~ a"p'''i "As,
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non WIZ NC paiu 70 Engiisn composition AM q, !
Vi Rlea imp"i'aHce .nat inc iaot ~ reading, - srl
a. use 'or - shon,o carry p' acquired 'nf'e 4
hisuf." IF1uns WIZ ne Phf'Heu ahu "ufh@ q isas'r.
ien, n"h oe,' qua prose WI ~ frequently ntte.
uu ..'. nv We 'a',is ,,'.s y. se'ohn r. .h
, Nv ~ nr s' "o'ns W Any, aha rad i"s ~
oay - @'P'e'''ei'
Y r ;.
hui!d 10! session 81 me- months, 81
tuition ~ In.l-h, II
French, NJ
Miisie, q
Use OF Piano, 8
Hall pa! able IN advance.
Parents ana Guardians are referred ~ n" following
eentemrn:
Rev Jos. D. TYLER, Principal Of The Deaf and l'unb
Institution BENJAMIN crawiord Isa ia. Addison
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-16

VERY IMPORTANT ARRlVAL.-PEAcs
WITH the CAMANcHEs. Rumors Of the dlsul-
bance on The Texan borders conlradic,ed. he
steamer ,doiph arrived here last evening from
Pon CadJo, bringing as passengers Capt. I. 5
Alexander, lady, and Miss Alexander two Comps-
MES Of the 9Th Regiment Of Infantry, and 80 TANK
and file from Forl Towson comma nded by Capt.
Alexander, and Lieucnanls Wetmore, Burnell,
Ernest, Dent, and Easion, attended by DR.. Simp-
son. Also. Col VI. &. Lewis, Commissioner TO
,rca, with The Indians; General Mascona, q. j.
Wilson, Mai r. ). Peishbors, j. Coyle, 4 Cook,
and lorty one Indian Chiefs, and tour servants
from the Camancbe and other Indian tribes. This
is very important arrival, as peace with thirteen
Indian tribes bordering on Texas is now guaran-
lied The treaties with all Of these have been
made bv Col. Lewis, in connection with Judge
Butler, OF S. c., and the delegations are taken Ia
w ashinglcn, both with The purpose Of having
the treaties ratified, aud 10 acquainl these 'mcn
OF The wlds" with The extent OF our country, and
ne number Of its Inhabitants on which subjects
they have al present very obscure ideas They
represent al least $4,000 souls all OF whom will
be peaceful, al least during The absence ef their
Chiefs and we hope "tur all Time"
The various tribes represented are The Canaan
ches. Lapan, Ton-ke- way Waco, Witchala, To-
wack-a.nie, Ammo dor-rol, Cadd", lon-i, kichi,
Delaware, Ponamhow, Bede, and Bu-lux-ee.
~ O Iragic, June 5.
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FROM HAYTI-We are informed by Capt
Tew. of the schooner Veasco who arrived last
night from Port au Prince, in the short passage
of - days, that report was prevalent in The
civ, To the effect thai The Pickeis, a tribe from
The interior OF the Island, had made an attack
upon a small town near Port an Prince, killing
700 o. the fiayienS. The hay
lien war steamer, and two .! three Other vessels
Of war, sailed on the 2oth uli., bound south.
IN H-raM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-16

The annual sermon before The Convention was
preached Wednesday night al The FRS, Baptist
Church, by the Rev. Richard Fuller D. D., OF S.
Carolina His text was part OF The 7lh verse Of
The 81 Chap'er oil Hagaia: "And The desire Of all
nations shall come" The sermon was very
able one, and was addressed 10 a crowded audi
tory.
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Very Late from i'obasco.

Ngw OeLgaSs, June 5.--Thc barque Texidor,
Captain Major from TobaSco, bound 10 Mar
>ees, came 10 anchor of the Southwest Pass on
Monday last. She sailed nom that port on The
2Sh uimo having passage OF only tour days
10 The BaliZe.
From Captain Major, who came up TO The city
10 procure provisions, &c, we learn that great
excitement existed in Tobasco against the Ameri-
cans An order OF embargo on American vessels
was received from The General Government as he
was about leaving.
The order came BY express from the City Of
Mexico; ANA Captain Major on receiving The ear
lies, inmalion OF lis arrival in the city, sIccced-
ed, by the assistance otSeveral friends IN reaching
his vessel. Tire Governor having failed 10 pre-
vent Captain Majors departure ordered, il is said,
the Mexican steamer Ventura 10 90 out and cap
!ure his vessel. The commander Of The steamer,
however, knew Inc Texiior was furnished with
one gun, and, therefore, considered ii The better
part Of discretion not 10 Le III too great hurry
firing up.
Tie police olthis course was further suggested
10 him by Captain Mao heaving TO of The bar
and cutting up his chain sheets into small lengths
for Shot loading his six FOUNDER, and intending, as
he expressed il, 10 'smash the Ven,uras coffee
mill u if she venured Out. The Governor placed
abou, fits soldiers in charge Of the New Orleans
schooner. Tohasco is represented as entirely des
ue OF Notifications or other defence, except tht
presence I'll about tour hundred Mexican soldiers
Capt. Major was at his consgnees in The city
when the order came, and was guarded 10 his boa
on the beach BY abon, twenty OF his friends vel
armed, so that the soldiers were afraid 10 aiiemP
making him prisoner.
The schr. -, Capt. Cox, of New Orleans
Wa seized, and the master detained in The CAPT
tal The 'r.-'dor left several English vessels il
port loading No Americas man Of war had a
vet been seen of the port
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Z : ::
r.... frs, -.,...,. Of . Company. ~ !. !. 1.
All o'hcr Ser4ean,s-eacD, Is ia -.
forpofals. ~ - -.
Buolrf>, y III. ~
Musicians,
Fafilrr> and Backsmitbs II Ia, an
Pfvates : u ~
Besides the pay, as above stated, Patton ei s,
Is allowed every soldier, which i amply snic.rrt III
his snbsisencr-also, large supply al com ma. i.
clothing. Good quarters ard fuel are II tin-, If
nnhed and every attention i'll br paid mas NJ. itr
men who may enlist, and are determined scf,r tl /,
country IN good iath comfortable aud contrn,sd ! 4,
their situation. The best medical ATTENDANCE /, !,
ways provided for thr sick soldier; and no irarcrf
pay made during the period lie unable {" ttiiorn II.
duty. Should thr soldier he Disabled tile linr at H..
duty, TIE laws provide a pension lot him
" - mus seem tie pRy and allowances are tesrct-.
bic, au1 thai wi'h prudence aHd tCcrpna The aunfi
pay ~ it soldi,f nity tie -ayr!-a- EYER, tan. ,turt.
File loi NJ comfort aud convenience furnished 4, r
government. The prudent s.ldIrr l. therefore ABSURD
mat II he should please Ia leave Al
prNon al his ilmc .; enlistment, lie may have a,cu
mu atrd from Sis0 500 I'm ~ sum IN winch +
tinlrncy ran d, privr him
Applicn lion for tnlISim- nj must hr aae
1T Lieut.. ANDREW PORTER, at Carlisle. I'ur,s.,
land county, Pennsylvania.
I'd Lieut.. THOMAS 6. RHETT Richmond u,
Al Warenton Fauqurr county. Va 10
STEVENS =. MASON
Captain NounrrG RHsa.a
Recruiting Rendezvous, Hanenlon, Va,
June l2-e2t
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al Ii United States ARMY. i
y ERECRUITING SERVICE T.
q
E1 "a
1921

WANTED, FOR THE. UNITED STATES Anu.
100 ABLE-BODIED MIN, '"Nf'
- I'VE feet six inches high Of yood ehar,s,x ,iAh
spectacle standing among their f.ow-rit,z... - -
enlisted for f1e years, IN company f. R..,,.,, :, y
Mounted kiflemen As picked mn only win he ,.c-, y
need apply to enter the service saw,
are determined honestly and faithfully 10 seve IN -
rlod oil thslr enlistment; and, beside possc.sir, T.,
other requisites, are apart korsemta aN
8[y- The pay 10 which is-d soldiers WIN H. 49,
He'd according 10 their respective grades, wllb- ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-16
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, VA.
Saturday Morning, June 10, 1916.
THE CHIEFTAIN.

"Cedant anna tocn concedaI iaurea IinsuH.
The Richmond Republican OF yesterday says
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Red Hills. Flu7anna, May %, l6;6-cwl2w
J- The Wing VIII copy ca above.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-14
FOR &c ."r. 81 .iep....s. ~ ~" q,

~" Z te ."fe ~ Aicr,st.s' ~ 1850 = m
Ptait Dyspepsia and Sick Head Ache.
Symptoms Of a diseased Liprr.-Pain ia
the right side, under the edge of ribs, IN.
creased pressure; sometimes the pain is in
the left side; the patien, is rarely able 10
lie 90 the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the Shou!der-blade, i, frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder. and 10
sometimes mistaken for a rheumatism in
the right arm. The stomach is effected
with loss Of appetite and sickness; the
bowels, in general. are costive, sometimes
alter eating with lax. the head 10 troubled
with pain accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is gen.
orally considerable loss Of memory, &C.
co"pani-d with painful sensation OF hav-
ing loft undone something which ought to
hav" been undone slight dry cough is
sometimes an attendant. The patient
complains Of WEAKNESS and debility; he is
easily startled. his fee, are cod or burning
and he complains OF prickIy sensation Of
the skin; his spirits are low and although
he IS satisfied tina, exercise would bene.
Fl, to him. yet he can scarcely summon
up for fortaude enough to try it, In Fact.
he disiiu sis every remedy. Several Of The
abovs symptoms attend the disease, but ca
ses have occurred where few Of them axis.
ted, yet examination OF the body after
death has shown the liver to have been ex-
tens,yely d.raDped
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-14
Mutual life Insurance
THE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL

! ~
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
(Office, Merhanis' Bank Building State
Of. Boston, since commencing Feb l. Is
Al. 10 Feb %, lS46 has issued 926 policies
and made out 70 more in the office or sen!
10 agents To be issued-.he amounts from
$500 TO $4,000 each-large.t amour.
taken CA one rsk. O.O00-insures lives
only-$5O.Or0 guaranty capital pad in
net fund accumulated lowing to the favor
able turn Of thu risks thu. far. )Ss3.OOo,
b"sidss guaranty capi'al-well invested for
the propo.ionaI benefit Of these who sh Ill
become. az we'll as those already memb ,rs
-su pins 20 be refunded TO members II the
end OF every five years from December,
lS43-nO insurance on credit, and no loss
by any member. by bad premium no es Of
others.
w Hard Phi lips; Robert Hooper; Will.
lam Parsons; Charles P. Curtis; Franc S
Z. Lowell; George H Kuhn; William w.
Stone; K. B. Forbes, Peter Wainwright;
Thomas A. Dexter; james Read; Otis
Tufis-Direciors.
WILLARD PHILLIPS. President
JONATHAN ANGRY. Secret Try.
GEORGE HAYWARD. Consulting Physician.
J,slAH BOND has been appointed agen,
Tor said Company at Southport. w. r. a.
whose Office can DO effected Insurance IN
on Lives, upon as liberal terms, as a, ony
ms tuition in the country.
Southport. June, 23-'4j.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-14
Volunteers for Rio Grande.
THE OREGON QUESTION SET
TIED Sure.

ne OhEbIN QUESTION SET
TIED SURE.
" P. WATTLES having jus, re-
turned { ON New York Civ. with
Sc Sensible aud complete assortment Of
) aple and Frcy Dry Gonds Groceries.
Htrdware. Farmng lools etc. etc. is now
ready Ia accommodate his old custoneIs
wholesale and Retail upon terms tina, can.
moi fail TO please.
My Goods have been bought expressly
for this market, and am determined to sell
them as cheap. if not cheaper, than they
can be bough, west of Bufflo.
Lad es call and see the nicesi selections
for your wardrobe. Gentlemen you can al
be rg'd on, loo. by jus, calling at The Cor.
nef Of Mnket and Exchange streets, dir
ec'ly opposite the American Hotel.
Please call and examine Goods and pri.
ces and if cannot sui, you Will 'gi,e il,
up"
Also heavy stock Of choice Wines and
Liquors at Wholesale. To give complete
Catalogue Of articles. would require the
printer Il" issue Mammoth sheet. therefore
call aud see them at The counter, where they
will at all lines be ready for exhibition.
w. P WATTLES.
Southport, June, 20ih lS46.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-14
Iron and Nails,
SHELF HARDWARE. &C. &c

lust received at the Hardware Store of E
d Balm. the largest, and most complete assert
ment, that has ever before been opened in this
market, Is now offered for sale at pricei that viii
not admit OF competition. The subscriber ha.
purchased largely of Every Description of shell
Hardware, Cutlery, Files &c.
% FARMING TOOLS
A very great variety OF both Iroi & Cast Stee
sl,oves and spades, forks, rakes, sythes, sneaths
axes, log chains and crow bars, mill saws circular
& crosscut A large lot of best quality eastern
cut nails, including board, finishing and fence nails
wrot nails, glass and window sash.
FOR BLACKSMITHING,
All qualities and sizes of English, Sweeds and
American fiat, round, and square iron, hoop iron,
pillow steel, spring. German, English Blister and
cast seel, also Smiths bellows, anvils, ,ices
hammers, screw plates, elyptic springs, wrot iron
axle arms finished or unfinished.
The subscriber is resolved to sell all articles in
his line, at prices to compete with Chicago and
Milwaukee, therefore all persons will d, we'll to
call at the Hardware store, and examine goods
and prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
June %, 1916 f. BAN.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-14


Storage, Forwarding, aud Commission
MI[HlR 0lnlAIMPS,
SOUTHPORT, WISCONSIN TERRITORY
AGENTS FOR VARIOUS LINES ON THE
ERIE & OSWEGO CAN AIS
AND STEAM IoAis isD rRoeELLEas,
On TIE LAKES,
Troy & Michigan Lake Pau Lne.-Whee
Ter Crockei, g. Co. agen's-1O Cornties
Slip New York. George Davis, agen,
Long Wharf Buffalo.
Troy and Western Lake Por, Line.-Wm.
c. r &c & Co. agents. Coen,es Slip N.
Y. P. L. S,ernhergh ag', Buffalo.
Troy and Erie l. ne ASA G. 1etfi,N Cham
berla;n agents, % Coen,ies. New York
Kirnbuiy Pease & Co. ae'.s Buffalo
Pease and Allen ag''s Cleveland.
Troy and Ohio, New York and Ohio, De.
troit and Troy and Rochester Lines -
] II Wilgus, H Keyser 81, and c
Oa,man Z, Coen,ies Slip, New York.
James H Hooker l3 Long wharf Boston.
A R Cobb, Azel Hooker, M Klngman.
Buffalo
Merchants Transportation company.-O N
Chaplin ag'l Albany, Gross. Holt g. CO.,
New York, Holt, Palmer & Co ag',s Buff
falo.
Fulton Lne.-C L Brace & CO. ag'ts Al.
bapy, Ward g. co. agents Buffalo.
Utica and Oswego Line w S Rsssiier
lOa Broad st New 70 X, Doolit,le g.
Mollison, Oswego. -
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