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IN FOR RENT, the and dwelling ON Pennsylva-
INV mia avenue, few doors east OF Colemans Hotel adj
Joining Knots confec tonary.
Also two-story brick house c, between Third and
Four a half Streets
Also, two-sory brick house on street Tor sale low
Inquire of JOHN L. PEPPER
Dec l6-MWXSif
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COR RENT-Two good the first foor, fur
nshed and also the house adjoining the subscriber on
a street. between Pennsylvania avenue and z street
Dec q = JAS. WILLIAMS.
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TvOR RENT.-A comfortable two-stoy brick house,
pleasantly situated street, and neatly and gem
eelly furnished for the accommodation of small family
Any person temporarily residing in the city, and wishing
ect the expense of purchasing fnitnre will find thsa
chance Terms very moderate. Apply to
Hn WILLIAM S. CLARY,
Dec % At the Union office
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SAMUEL HaNNAy, Secretary
MINrURN Posr, M. d., Physician, 50i Broadway.
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HARTyVEII,s WAgTIIN(aTON HOUSE,

TNOR RENT.-A story house, with basement, on ~
street, between Pennsylvania and street In
quire fl. Williams next door,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-09

Piled ban With work tie faculty assisted
him and together with the fund Cor lpJ,.
gent students and some occasional assn
lance from other sources, lie was enablcJ
to 20 through the college course, aud ,Lo
same time support kls family. lie rradu.
ated las, week, on his birthday, aged lhir.
y Two. lie stood high IN his class aid
received part al commencement, III, d..
clued. At the farewell meeting Of I'LL
class, IN consideration Of his perseverance
talents and Christian character they M.
scented his wife with an elegant ST 81 ,,l.
yer spoons, tea and Iuble, encli hanl. o,pe.
lyengraved With an appropriate inscription.
Mr.. Condi, will now enter the lhculoo,
cal seminary al New York, and uili. 10
doubt, make faithful aud popular minister.
What young man IN this country alll
ever, after such an example as tbs. des.
pair Of obtaining an education. -SJuar.
field Republican.
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ELECTRICITY AND Tue rorAToE

Ina lytcr edlrr by Sir x Neyu.k
% tae Hereford luc-, VIC had 'hc follow.
lag In,tles ts statement" A Ni4ll.o
nlece Of Information was communicated T.
me yesterday ly ,hc Daau %. Wl.'miu.
sier. II bad .erua Jay % lso bei.u
informed Of lac j.,pnng interesting FAST.
On nv stating uy belief ~ lhc INJURY hay.
IN been effected by o liy We SAID that !
rt2b', and that lie conclusion come % By
tie various committee vas o,prl1f abroad
Naz, SHAT ae kagu nothing about i.e mat
ter. aua that X mus, therefore have been
caused Ly Tie peculiar state ID tHr a'mos.
pbcrc. fUs assertion induced cunuh-
gentleman LIVING a. Remington d aqar.
shat had accustomed my such .'atQ 4 NE
air. O. examining tie meteorological Ga
bes, lie found tbnl during JAs iNs, laa
years laCrp bad been much create. glau
Hty IT llsttajag than previously Ia.u
gane tie question, would that inu,g tLl
r tattoo Id8al Lightning beng c.cciuc..
y, - ascertain ths poin' be enclosed pmg
atmospheric ar 10 receiver, md in'H.,
Insulated u, applied the t,edrling ma.
chine. The paaloe plant beng ,licu go.
troducci INTO the receiver, was mmedr
ale.y aiIsels! ia tho same way Us those DIS.
eased ones If last season. The poi5ioe
Vas removed, aud corn of various kind,
nanaold wuuze' aud such Ike vegetable
substances, subjected to q similar treat.
menf They were un,U,icd. 4 flesh
poialac plant WIS 'hcn pvt IN and the cHacl
vas tho same a. before, Thus was c-'ab.
,saed the fact that tie pDtatoc disease wa.
occastonca By lightning. Now TO prevent
II. The frs, thing necessary was TO as.
certain how the lightning acted. Mr.. Al.
ans found lho It separated the ar into rs
component parts, oxygen, hydrogen, and
nitrogen, the first 50 requisite Cor animal
life, aud the last for that Of vegetation
but th.s was not all, for 1t did the INJURY TO
The potatoo by converting the nitrogen IN.
to nitrous acl1. Mr. Adams knew that
quick lime was an anuIotc to nitrous acid
he therefore took fresh p5il'oc plant,
.pflaklcl 1t over wJh quick Ilmo, and 70.
ifoduccd 1t into atmospheric or electrified
as befarc-thc po'atoe plant remained IN
injured
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OFFICIAL
NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.

NEW CALL Ibk l kbVI>.
The War Department has just called for
fee netr regiments, exclusive Of the regI'
ment from Ono, winch Is already reported
to be- raised, aud is now IN progress OF be-
lng mustered INTO the public service, aud
viii IN few days be an route for Vera
Cruz.
The FIVE regiments now called for are
10 be drawn from the following ; attest
Two regiments from Kentucky, two from
Tennessee and one from Indiana.
The regiments from kentucky are 70
rendezvous, one at Louisville, and the 9th
cr at Smilhland, at the mouth OF Cumber
land rlNer.
The regiments from Tennessee are 10
rendezvous, one at Nashville, aud the 9TH
or at Memphis
The Indiana regiment is TO rendezvous
at such convenient point ON the river Ohio
US the Governor oi the State may desig.
nate.
These five regiments are expected to be
rapidly raised and promptly placed IN the
public service. Oilers have already been
made, which induced the Executive to de-
signatc these States, and TO make lhe ne
cessary arrangements tor embodyiug these
troops without delay - Iaioa 27h Ill.
NEW PHASE OF THE MEXICAN WAR
Under this head the Charleston Even
Ing News-Nhuse Editor calmly plilo-o-
phiscs upon events Which set some Of our
contemporaries beside their ~lrs-spccu.
iatcs as follows upon the late news Of the
return Of cx President Paroles 10 Mexico
rs tho arrival Of Paroles n Mexico
the contest IN that country Will ASSUME q
new aspect. We think II O fortunate event.
\ conflict between tie Moulrchi.,s aud
fedcrallsls Of Mexico, blended as q must
be vii. the question OF continuing or CON.
cluIing hoslillties with he United States
VIII lead TO the formation at powerful
Peace party 10 that coualiy. The fclc
fassls Viii, from cbucc court an alliance
with that power towards which Il D. o.
tracted by political sympathy, nni ~h.,t
promises support against her roh'cn. cu
euilcS. under he leadership % Stgli
Anna aud Paroles q sentiment " aluuull
is could bc produced, tie var would y,
Indefinitely pro.oagl z bui .e rival cMet
lans appear % the sceuc Ht;a unalhc,
hatred with fee'n.s mutually rmbUcna
There clu * uo union .ur common 4 Lt
tRecn them, u..es, NrNcan pi,,s Torn
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"GOD AND LIBERTY. 81
THE ESCAPE OF PAREDEs.

The more wc think Of this event, the
more unfortunate DO We regard II for the
cause Of peace, faint as our hopes were be-
fore Of tho speedy termination Of the war.
Grave ceusufe Will fall on official heads lJr
the failure 10 arrest Paroles, aud yet VIC DO
not permit ourselves to doubt that the
Secretary Of War and the diplomatic
agents Of the Government in Europe will
be found 10 have discharged their duty ia
the premises in good time. 1t is not ne.
ccsslry to PREJUDICE the case and designate
more particularly those on whom the
weight of responsibility rests public oPln.
ION has already declared Itself with fatal
dstInctiycugss.
From Vera Cruz We learn that Senot
Atocha met Gen. rdrcdes, after the latter
landed, and recognized him. Paroles is
understood to have sgnlGcd to him by a
sign to keep dark" aud tho handsome
senior did 50 for tho space of an hour or
more-at all events until the distinguished
Mexican had passed out Of the city's gates,
We have seen these facts wrtrcn fron.
Vera Cruz by gentleman Of sense and
discretion. From h,n we learn, too, that
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Col. Goodwin 81 Krsaad dt,ne, $. G.
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TnE COTTON cRDr

HONrCVIEHy, AUG %.
From a practical planter Of thu county
VIC learn tina, the prospect Of a good cot
ton crop III the southwestern part Of the
county IS very slim indeed. The boil
worm is making such rayages On hls plan.
taiIon and those Of hl, uerghbors, that il
seems improbable now that the crop will
be any better, II It equals that Of last year.
We hope the evil is not gencral--bul from
the report Of tie las. few days in various
directions, wo greatly fear the crop viii be
short -Jy1ra1L
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Latest from Mexico,

Below We give the late intelligence from
our Army IN Mexico. TWAS furnished 20
the office of the Charleston Courier by cN'
press aud from that paper we copy II
EAHY PlcnuNr ExrRA.
New Orleans, August 80, 10 a. VI
later from Vera Cruz.
GEN SCOT7sS ADVANCE TO AfoILd'
FArrfY or MAJOR LALLy's TRAIN.
RtBulse Of americans al National BRUCE
Tho schr. Mississippi from vera
Crul On Sunday havnp sailed thence Oh"
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The following IS the most remarkable
and prai-ewonhy instance Of wha, pcrse.
ycrauce and industry, rightly directed, are
able to effect. Among the graduating class
at the commencement last week, at Wi.
Ilams College, was Que by the name Of
Coodt, from Jersey. This gentleman Is
a shoemaker, IS married, and has q hmi.
~ OF four cuIItcn. Six yours ago, be-.
coming sensible Of the business 1t an ed.
ucallun, he commenced learning the sim
pie branches, such Is arc taught IN our prl.
mary schools. One by one, as he sat on
hts shocmaker's bench, he mastered gram.
mar, arithmetic, geography, SC. with
some occasional assistance from hts fellow
wordmeu. 1t tbs time he determined to
obtain a collegiate education. Without
meaus, aud wish n largo family depending
on him for support, he commenced, aud
learned LATIN and Crock IN the evenings,
after bis days labor was over, under the
direction Of friend aud after the lapso
Of year and a half prepared himself, and
entered the sophomore class Of Williams
College.
lie brought hI, bench aud tools az well
as his books with him. The student. sup.
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remnant OF an army he bodily entered the
city, and nee, with an empty treasury and
with obstacles that seemed insurmouniable,
he has collected and appointed numerous
force, laspirsd the hopes OF a people he has
q thousand i,n deceived, and Tor The time
bang at least rides rough shod over every
thing Vast the next fortnight may turn
upUls impossible to ioresec, and IN such q
state Of aiilirs il Is idle 10 speculate.
Contrary 70 all expectations, the train
Which came % 70 day did not bring any
money, and hence the poor providers Tor
tie absolute wants Of the army are worse
III than ever. As high Is ftteoa per cent.
has been paid to-day for money 10 deiray
tie expenses OF the short march from this
to Mexico, nnd some Of the holders here
ere even ch4tierIng ior eighteen z Such are
the straits TO which our quattermasters and
commissaries, abandoned as they have been
b the Government at home, are driven.
Nj 5 cloihing brought, nor are any OF the
uacessaues fer the vel being OF the army,
70 say nothing Of the comfort, and hence
oil has 10 be purchased at rates which
amount to rU.noIs cXtortion. give you
facts which every man here knoss-com
ments NAV suggest themselves.
fash this letter 10 haste, and late a
night To morrow morning Gen. TSigg
moves with his division, as have alfead,
stated. Reports continue TO come IN tha
large bodies ot the enemy are moving ID
the neighborhooj, nnI jus, now We hear
that from 600 10 1000 guerriileros, who
have been dogging Gen. Pierce, were seen
this afternoon at Fl PinaI. The comm.
fortnight will come 10 Us burihened VIII
news, and whether i be Of peace, or wal
10 the knife, shall give sou The inlelh
gcnce as early as possible.
g. * X
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in getting Up this train, and is certainly
deser, M great credit for The speed with
which It has been prepared aud good train.
ing Of teams, which, from being unbroke
unless but a week or ten days ago, have
been put into harness and made 10 work
admirably. Capt. Buffers company of
dragons made a magnificent display, and
their carriage and craftsmanship speaks
well for Capt. Buffers drill and discipline.
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The Els,por, Me- Sentinel furnishes
the PARTICULARS Of most llagrant offence,
Which, if true, will require the prompt and
decided action Of our government:
The Sentinel says that from facts which
have come to ia snowclge, it is quite sat
lsfcd that the brig BrookIlne, Of that port,
owned by John W Bass, Esq, and com.
nauIed by Ambrose Spn,es, was ovcr,a.
ken at sea on The % instant, by her Ma
lesty's steam lrgatc Columbia, aud that
one Of her crew was fJrclbIy Impressed
and carried on board the steamer The
ErookIrne was bound from El-iport 20 tie
West Indies, and as Capt. Spa'es I'D not
communicate with the owner after the out.
rage, the Sentinel has 20 means OF asccr.
tanning the particulars. But Capt. John
Winchester, Of the Julia Ann, has inform.
Cd 1t that on the 81 he came 10 anchor at
West Quoddy, where he found the Brook.
line, and was told by Capt Spa,e3 that The
Columbia had boarded him and had I'm
pressed one Of his scamcu. A the Julia
vas bound INTO port, aud belonged 10 the
same owner, Capt. Winchester spared a
hand to supply We place Of the one ahduc.
ted from the deck Of the BrookIiuc. The
Sentinel was informed also BY Capt. John
Spaies, Of the schr Gen. Foster, that the
Outrage was seen by him, that II was com.
mit'ed outside Of Campobeilo, 10 a calm,
md when the Columbia and Brooklnc we're
of SCOTS Head.
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G1aTJnttR =,
SATURDAY. September

Ear Is the publication OF our papcr has
bccu delayed beyond tie usaal time We are
enabled 10 give notice Of lhc proceedings
of the Stockholders uf tie Charlotte aad
South Carolina Rail Road.
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OH / l12, conditional, no p1ymcntH

On Saturday the Stockholders mo' aaa
organlaed by the selection Of the same "
fcors Al had been clcctcd by tie No''o'
Carolina Company. .,,,,
4 full report of the proceedings VIII oo
given next week.
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Senior Atocha held a situation IN the Gus.
toms at Vera CTUZ, from which he has
been promptly dismissed for connWlng al
the escape of Paredes. Every day IS fur
Their developing the fitness OF Senior Alocha
TO act as the enissary OF our Government
We learn, too, that Capt. Clark, the
port captain at Vera Cruz, has been DIS.
missed from his post tor remIssCess IN TINS
affair Of Paredes We mention this and
what We have SAID above OF Alocha on The
authority Of a private letter from Vera
Cruz from gentleman who would not
mlslead US, and who should be well N.
formed. II IS his opinion that the Eng.
lsh have had a more direct agency IN the
business than the facts yet developed show.
The correspondent Of La Futta gives
quite dramatic scene between Gen Pa
redes and the Mexican who furnished him
with the necessary supplies for his expedl-
ton into the interior. According 10 this,
tho merchant had been the political oppo-
ucn, of Gen. Paroles IN DAYS gone BY, but
was touched By the appeal Of the latter TO
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-30

=. ohle "A nlinoia ana - % 60 TO - rs PER
hSl 1br st. Leuis brsnds About 10000 sacks Of corn
changed hands At soc to Toe per bushsi the highest
wheat Offering <ooo bushels ordinary brought 81 lax
per bushel.
PHrLAprLrHrA May as-The demand for -four has
5000 bbls standard and fair brands At % per Dbl On
Tuesday, wednesday and yesterday At % SIX and one
lot held on speculation at So So To-day sale Of good
Western at 80 So at which -four is freely offered
Rye nour has also declined sales ct 50 rs 50 90 q
SO 62k, closing at So GAY Corn Mesl-sAes Of a000
bbls at IS s7a s. IS for PENIS, and IS SIX 50 %
OF bush Pennsylvapia wheat red ut - 0S ~ os
and white 50 10 asa l5. To-day quotsred wheat at
81 asa o. and white 81 0s q 81 10. Rye-A sale at
90 and to-day 400 bushels at 81 socorn-sales Of
rsnnsyfvania yellow 1T 81 10 . 81 IS, and on the
schuylki at 81 10; North River at 81 lsi Southern
yellow 81 loa 81 IA and white 81 laK 81 10. Oats
sales OF Southern at Soc Csc, closing at esc am
plenty Of sellers but buyers So 10 asked but only
20 ~ offered The grain market is also restricted on
ns .a ss ssnS Red '''
DErRoIr, May 26 The transactions Of yesterday in,
dictate the usual frmness Of the market Sales
soI B SS!s q aoS At sS
here 100 bbs at So u.s. mixed brands and Soo on PR,
vate terms. In the streets, we quote nc 20, .Le
higher than last week Wheat-No ohanso ~ p''''
.r Ono WHrAr-The business of village was never
more brisk than for the last few days ne srs %
teams crowdng every street to its utmost capacy give
ample evidence the productive resources OF ne couh
try and the enterprise OF our citizens Inc
Of wheat dali. IN aS.
market The warehouses are grooming under their i'm
msnse loads with prospect Of immsaiate relief As the
quantities received exceed the shipments though
effort is made ship It Of fast possible Below
win the total amounts received during the past
week Friday, I4th 263il bushels; Saturday 18th, a.
do wednesday isth, as 600 do Total, ias,aii'-Mas,
siiIon Ga-, May20 iH ..N" -'a.e1 if
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 30.


Ot0oIo0s
w% Ms s ssS.a 81 s S SdP' Hsw:
Whitmos: B hadGu Co; Poatac, Moses,
E Esssg ssSss Hsss:
isi s%' Hs w'e%
s%;s S ApS
~ $SssI ks West
phs BALLARD ssy R .a. Bsw wS M.@g s
SS PPSaa s Msb i shs
g.T WisassI csss Hilton, Ssxss% ~ ks%Ssss,
fis
dam with mdse, Grnne Mintum Co. aio steerass pas
M.msr1x L,rr be- !of S.,h, day: from ,..pz..
,raIe aiarE. Dutch ship from Rotterdam for Baltimore full
MAJ ye . SsF Y%a5Ts S ISL q1 e.
MD Ms.ssshHsst Burgess. rom RIO Jsneiro April leth
lat a H. spoke .chr Williams from Boston 81
with salt, to Richardson Watson.
w Bs SS:s an di from SD
% bark Pc, POt to f1S. m inst: s LAT e 20 Ion
Havana.
Big Clinton Andrews days from Savannah with cotton,
Sturges, Clearnnan & Co
Brig Abasia, Porerfeld from Philadelphia with coal,
Van Brunt X Co.
schr Pavilion, Cocord 10 days from Cardenas with moas
to Bache McEveY
scr Asts Wheeler 10 days from Trinidad de Cuba with
sugaf Chastean Ponvert Sid Company with brig
Rowland, Chase for Boston May H. up with briggs Jul
Matt Marston, and Grand Turk Nckerson, from Trinidad
the former bound Philadelphia and the latter bound Pro-
violence which sailed three days before iah with
the franklin Gibbs which left May for Boston May
% lat 2s as 70 80 spoke ship Arkansas Laabee from Ha-
Schr Wilder, Bryant, day, from s. Croa We With sg-
aud rum TO Ayma Co May 2iiat 20 ~ ~ lon ~ 10
10 Havana. "a, IN
Brett x Vose.
with Maitland Phelps 10Th inst, of Masnzas
spoke brig Francis 30 days from Boston, bound 2h
Oh Cape Henry spoke schr Levey Roe from New Haven for
Cuba.
wool, TO w Stewart ,
Schr Panama. Davis, 40 days from Tampico, with mde
H Southmayd Son.
Br ship Lord Ashburton from Liverpool.
Also, 2 brigs-unknown.
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A. b G. BRANDON,
BL OC X L TER SIGN
MANUFACTURERS,
SIG N p N IT F. r &
NO. q TRYON ROW

NO. . TRYON ROW,
Adjoining the Harlem Railroad Office. New York.
eonsPieuousnss, and durability have been fully AZ.
fact will become apparent by reference TO- the Washington
House; Rathbuns Hotel: Judsons Hotel; National Hotel;
Perkins Hotel Merchans Ho,el Mercantile Library Nan.
kin Tea Company, &c &c, &c.
To visiting the city refer them many Of
the principal firms in almost city in the Union.
a23 eodimsrrc
MIST PREMIUM GROWN WINDOW GLAsS-The
BEDFORD Crown Glass Company having again resumed the
manufacture Justly celebrated glass the American Ins
for superiority The character Of the BEDFORD Gl, has
been long esbhedsse report Of the committee American
Ertrsct from the Report of the Committee the American
Institute October, 1887.
For richness of luse and brsncy Of surface las well
thickness and strength the Redf Glass the most beautiful
ice ofthc kind that has len under notice ehe
Of domestic foreign productonand affords prosd
emen 81 the ski snd enterprise OF American manufacturers
The having used the above described glass
great number Of public and private building, Of the ht
class accord fully with the foregoing estimate OF its merits and
particularly recommend all who require strong
durable and brilliant article. (Signed)
oIArmRs.
William Harsell, Robert Mills. Architect,
William H. Peck. Public Buildings, at
Samuel Roome, Washington
Roome Y Jacobus, Martin Thompson,
Warner Kiersted. Isaish Rogers,
Seaman Moore, tble TOwne,
Alexander Stewart, Calvin Pollard,
Cornelius Mclean, Gamaliel King,
John Fream, Jr. Thomas Thomas
She subscribers have been appointed sole agents for the
from as to isI list I'd quality. Prices be
had or will be f'f"' MoRGR Rs V%RKER
my 10 3oteodsr 90 John street.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, May ~ T. NJ.
Big s%s; Marshal, c;I,S iss.
F,hmcr:s HoS': wS5is:ss.. Me; B.Sy. PsIt Portland
Es tsss. do S''Ha: .ary Gs%a. c,.ms
dswi. wsshtman do Ann. Phinney do; Geo Klos Smith
cls.r;s bar. cs.d;; Smith No,l..r; brig, Rose
Hss SB sf%SSs Gath ca'sras H%s". Ogden Richms"a
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'''''' A''''' miscellaneous Record.
We are indebted the New London News and Star for
BRro ADAMS, of Belfast before reported spoken in distress
"a TIE 1oa"S Sav out los. man Heory Ray
KnoI Maine, BIZ falling overheard, while lacking ship The
Of molsses and split mainsai On the Ish Of May sIpe
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before Continuing her voyage.
soHs su,.r Graves Of and for Augusta from Boston, 2ad
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ship vef.sSs. I'm y York for Orleans. May =, IA, ..
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BIZ. Nose Is IN CALAIS oS HsSs S H'si lat 49,
ET.lia: Smith, FIN Mss.ns. for Bristol, RI May a,