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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

M OST EXTRAORDINARY WURK-TO PIE MARRIED.
1vl or those contemplating mariage-The Married Womans
Private Medical C%nranion BY Dr. Maurceau sixth ed
tor Prce 81. This work meeting with
(ztOo copies have already been disposed Every female
getting COPY whether married unmarried although
tended especially for the married dcoses
which ohoud be known TO them particularly Here every
can discover the causes symptoms and the Efficient
At the rnbishng once l2s Liberty street New
also H. Petersen, number % Chestnut O. B. Zeibor
Philadelphia Little Co.. Albany; w. r. Davis Boston
receipt cory will be transmitted by mail tree POSTAGE
all parts OF the United States
post PAID Dr. H. AAURJCRAU. boz 1874 Yori city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

HENRY II. LEEDS. AUCTION EER.-EXTENSIVE SALE
Of Bath Fixtures Bathing Tubs Of marble cast iron
Furniture, &c-Hepry H. Leeds Co. will sell auction,
Tuesday. Goth Sept 10 o'clock all the
Of the sve bathing establishment c. g. Stoppan who
about the business Of Broadway and walker
st consisting Of marble, ron copper bathing
tubs boilers for heating water cisten pipes
gas fixtures brass taps brushes dressing boxes
fountains &c Tmnitureconssng Of looking asses chars
tables carpets dtcanters glass stoves transparenoies
asotwo silver pitchers also splendid pictures
us Liquors complete assortment selected expressly pr
WIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

JACOB s. PLATT, AUCTIONEEa-lU GOLD AND
Silver Watches 10 German Toys ~ l2SS doen
Shawn Boxes with glasses by the 900 cards Scissors
cards Poclet and Penkniye general assortment fancy goods
500 dozen Knives Fork C0lcs Gold Jewery
strops &C. Jacob g. Platt will sell this day, icing
ten o'clock ut the Auction % Pla
Lead Pencils Powder Fa,k Razors Scissors Ivory Combs
BitanSa cssk Cruc bies Hair Shoe Cloth aud
Silver Hscrpont Pencil Cases 500 fine Acoordeons Il
keys Flutes ions Purses Wallets Boxes Fine Tea Trays
sotr Lahcr brushes Soap Cologne Tooth Brushes Cosmetics
with general assortment Of Fancy lardvase &C. Also at
LEpnes Levers, Anchors full and cwe led Also few
Second hard Waches also $50 lots city made Gold Jewellery
part Of which Of fine quality NIB. Catalogues the Auction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

- kEAT SALE OF LANDS, TOWN LOTS, WATER POWER
" &c, the Illinois and Michigan Cana-Noce is hereby
given that under the authority granted in the 18th section OF
law of the State of Illinois, Of February a. S Board
Trustees Of the Illinois and Michigan offer sale at
public auction the LIST day of September all the Canal
Lands Town Lots Water power and Buildings which inc
ded in the deed Of trust executed by the State
Illinois the Goth OF June lS5 laws
State Of February 81 lS4 and March 4
completion Of the Illinois and Michigan cansl the pay
men Of the canal debit That say about 10000
land all lying upon within distance Of Eve miles either
side Of said canal and extending the entire length of 100
miles Wis., from Chicago Lake Michigan the Of La
Sale the ryor also town lets in the city of Chicago
Lochport Joliet Du Page Kamkakse, Norris Ottawa and La
Sale nolndg water several points the canacck
the let day of September continued at that
place. and successfully other canal day to
day. uI all the said lands &c. shall have boen offered for SALE
directed by law The terms Of sale One fourth
residue OF the purchase in three annual nsamen
ing interest at cent payable advanc
These lands constitute upwards Of four ts Of the
1877 by the United States to the State Of Illinois
in the construction OF canal to unite the Moh
with these Of the Illinois river and the viii oh
conveyed by the State to the Board Of Trustees the Illinois
Michigan canal for the stated in the deed Of
cuted in due form by the Governor Of the State and recorded
the clerks Office OF the counties of Will and Of Cook list
the lands o &c to be sold will be published for distribution
before the day SALE tmo which may DO
at the Canal Office in Chicago.
ED HvIb sE 4 sWIFT' Trustees nlinoi, and
CHARiEs OAKLEY, Michigan Canal
once OF the Board Of Trustees Of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal. June ], l84a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

M EDlCAL 0FFICE-DR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET
1l near Chatham street. well snovn he successful
tonsr in New York In tie treatment Of venerea diseases
The Doctors reputation for a in those old hacnrd
have existed for yara eminent elect structure ulcers
upon tie body OF in tho throat pains tho head and
bones Of the legs efecualy cured Constitutional weakness
brought by hat INDUCED In by young men, causing
ascvious dreams and nightly cmons poeve prevented
Recent Cured In four days without mercury alteration
20 diet, OF prevention from hssness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

A DkINIsTRAT0R'S SALE.-THE CELEBRATED FAST
cng mare Cayuga Maid, will be offered private
until the zSth SePembe! inst If not sold at will
then be sold mt Monday the "a day of October
IL o'clock the highest bidder without reserve may be
at the stables Of Mssrs Reynolds Weart For
formation, enquire of Admins TRAITOR 226 Fulton
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10000 aSsEs .pr 6a %E
Of and dwarf roses in the ground Ny standards
all worked American alogues
W. II. Gths Office No IL Wall
5 Broadway and the ground of 18th and
Second Sale, Oct 4th, at 10 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

THE EMPORIUM OF ART DESTRUCTION FOR AN
duons work. the Birds Of AMERICA s about 'eing
ded to the agents Ia various
Parts the United states return the and money by tho
18th September having waited reasonable time. tho rpretor
will tank those WHO have left their names TO send In the
and those who have promised subscribe,
repec fully solicited Their and the smount for
the first list OF 100 is filled and tho paid In
the division will take place. under the direction OF committee
composed Of subscribers Who will not give $40 for that nag
nikc, mt work. which cost 81 O25?
wa COLHAN, Proprietor, 40f Broadway.
NAUTILUS LIFE INSURANCE CUaPANY.-0FFICE
~ No o. Wall street; accumulate fund S35OThe
atoms this mutual being
only poIreors Fifty Of the premiums three
have been the scrip
nua interest of Per Office till
o'clock. Medical examinations from ill every day Losses
promptly raid. A. M. MERCHANT President
PLINy FREEMAN, Aetusry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

I UBINS PERFUMES POR HANDKERCBIEF5
AGouraud " Walker street. first store from Broadway has
choice assortment OF Lubns Extracts Jenny Lind West End
Jockey Club Menres &c. His Italian indicated Soap is
known glorious compound for curing pmpes frechs
redness and oil skin blenshes whilst his Poudrc
well known for Grad eating hair from any the
Luman frame Remember 81 Walker street. first store from
BROAD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

CHANFKAU's NEW NATIONAL THEATRE FORMERLY
- September viii DO acted the
domestic drama Of The GOLDEN FARMER-Go den Farmer,
Mr. char frau Jenny Twtcher, Mr. C. Burke. Alter which.
eighteen III time will grodnsed tbs popular rama entitled the
s. chsnfnu; Cspta, Tobin NJ g. Burke Mr. Pree MI Par
dcy Big Lie Mrt. Mclean; Little Line Miss Mestayer To
conclude with the military farce of the PRETTY GIaS or
STU BERG-Ernest Mr. Stark Maryot, Miss Emily Mest
Doors open at performance to at ~ o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

Co.F.-Captan John J 5a1yav, Conusndant bounded kv
Resde street AZ wont
side a Hudson sire. T. corner e Ds1us street
Co. G-Captsn William Miller DoHgi.nd.nt. bounded by
Franklin street. broadway Canal IA Hsght udson ct
at Hudson stle.t, at st Johns rnrs.
90 h-Captan John Gregory, teaeh Hudson street.
Park ~ "
Appeals VIII be heard Thomas sy house Mt the
mest Br ad"sy and Franklin for Companies A. and
ID, on Friday, Oct 9Th, az * T. NJ
For Companies O. and h, Monasy Oct 10th. at Same
hour. BY order OF ritpa\SF PREVS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

DARK THEATRF-sATURpAY EVENING, SEPT r.
will produced tor vs 9th time In America ME grand bal
let Of ESMERALDA. la ksmeralaa Mad. Adele Moapaisr
fieur de Lys Nile Anna liuan: Pierre Cngore w. Mou
paisT Quasnodo, NJ Cory Robert Estouvlle H. Fletcher
krnande, Mile WaiegrSve The entertainments will
with the suehahie farce OF TURNING THE TABiEs-Nr
Knihl Mr. Stafford jeremiah Bumps, Mr. Dawson Jack
phreys Mr. thapmam Mrs. Knibs Miss flynn Dress Circle
cents Family Circle 50 oents Upper Boxes Is CENTS Pit SIX
lock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

ROWERY THEATRE-SATURDAY EVENING SEPT g3wil
II DO performed the Grand Spectacle
NAIAD QuEkN-Baron IL Lorvhaneep Mr. Duff; Roaada Mr.
Jas Dunn aisd Queen M Mary Taylor Idex Mr Susher
land The YOUNG SCAMPyoseIh, Miss Denim Mrs. swans
down Ars Suth Rand LERO Or ADIZ by Sgnoa Cieos
Boromhe Mr. Scott; Donohue Mr. n b. Csrke rss
Mr. Winabs; Eriua Miss Mary Taylor: Emma Mrs Wacot
noors open At 70 commence At ~ o'clock Boxer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

Jersey City Washington and Wayne streets
Tuesday Oct 80, at 10 ocock-6 engraving machines side
and top pairs clamps and hand slide
vices grndtones pin and other ground mills and dies ans
drums belts benches forge &c Be- be time
to sale Sale positive The buildings and lots will be sold
on tie 10th Of October at ii o'clock premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

MO CURE NO CHARCE-DR. COBBETT, NJ r G. s., l.,
~ late Of NJ ~ Duane street has removed 6 street.
(nesr iam where he consulted all diseases
character To those who have been under his saud
ton s unnecessary To thofe who have and who
afflicted with pains Of the head, limbs ulcer structures
seminal debility &c., he perfect and speedy No
mercury used Recent cured four Cobbes
success induces compeer in trade to deny his removal and
identity. Those who know Dr. G. him
their doubts For DR. 10 reply further would
reduce hmse to standard to which lie has aspirations
Alnn raae MT inatnn Sol Nc rlnna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

(NURE OF CORNS, BUNIONS, CALLOSITIE5 &c-WITH
out cutting and without the least pain-Dr JUL Hirech
field from Berlin be consulted 81 Chambers street.
OF Broadway (Oce hours from to IL NJ from
Ph) Undertakes the eradication of Corns Bunons Nails
and every bard substance between the
by means of elixir Of his position operation
Performed in the Of fifteen without pain
Persons nedulous to the radical Of cau upon
agreement before the operation is performed, have
cradi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

d = REWARD-LOST YESTERDAY MORNING AT THE
RO Tompkns Market three Ten Dollar New York City Bills
The finder cooed waiter who is known will please leave the
me at 10 Broadway, and receive the above reward.
T OsT-YESTERDAY MORNING LADYS BLACK
IL thread lace Veil between Fourth street and Wavcr Place.
hoover will to No. 23S Washington rect shall DO
l1y arde
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

TNHI IS EVENING AND EVERY SUCCESSIVE EVEN.
ing, win be presented to the public at the Apollo Rooms
bIsadway series Of the Apteduvan World
or Of the Fall of Nineveh, Beshazars Feast Ilus
trations to Milton 60 &C. These represent have
and under the direction Of Mr. Charles Martin by
best Italian painters Music will be selected and arranged
upon the piano forto and harmoniu by the distinguished
fesor NJ Edouard Billiard Paris Doors open t7 O'clock
To commence at O'clock -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

n Ais TWiNE, SHOE THREAD &c.-2Ooo CASKS CUT
and wrought nals, brads and spikes
net and twne every description shoe thread
in every variety; cotton seine sail carpet wnes Manila
and hemp eordage and cord Irvine for fishing Sc &C.
For sale by ZEBRA L. Cunning, l06 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

ITO LET.-sPLENDID ROOMS FOR BALLS CONCERTS,
Military Drills Saloons kefecors &c. at No. $50 Broad.
just below Prince street. formerly the residence John
Coster The buildings being through
etree-wi he completed about the LIT Of November and
pied by tie Chinese Muceum. The ball
viii be ia feet by co. with ceilings feet but expressly
with reereI to sound ventilated in the
and have spacious and elegant dressing and supper attached
The for military drills public meetings will feet
by 90 with ceiling high The parios
ing on Broadway are mab adapted for saloons
tenants who give good security Application
the premises from till IL A. H.. and from till r. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

LNOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAVANA.-THE SPLENDID
T. steamship CRESCENT CITY, Chas stoddard commander
will leave pier N r. on Monday I'd October o'clock r
NJ No berth secured until paid Letter
Wan street; nae 20 Wall street. Exchange News Room and
half and letters forwarded pre- paid No freight
except specie taken the day of sailing Bills adns gned
the clerk board and be presented for signature
o'clock M the day of sailing Freight taken Orleans
only. For freight passage, apply to
J. HOWHRD SON 70 South street
The Crescent City viii again leave Now York on Monday sO
October '' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

ELEVENTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
SIXTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH
the iyates the several o.
c tn @ "a dy s ~ p
for Company rad inecon and martial exercise armed and
fct rresrectisey a. follows :. '0f each DIS
Iii Grs R y CAPTAIN
the Eighth avenue and Nineteenth street,
John nelme scundedty ss Eighth
COMPANY District Of Company commanded by Captain
The Lshth avenue and Iwsn eighth street. the Of
4h Company District Of Company D commanded BY Captain
Frederick fs ecker bounded sy the hghth avenue Nineteenth
1hirtieth street and ghth
s TuaSn
is S on s I s s and
:, I
East River ana Nineteenth street, the Of -Four
7!a Company District Of C9%r.ny commanded BY Len
street. the East River and Twcnc ixth street. on The cor
rer Of Twenty sixth street and sixth avenue
John and bounded BY Sixth AVENUE street.
East kvsr and Foeh street. on the corner Of T~enysxh
Tie Regmen,h Court Of Appeals, bear appeals from zines
psI Of Fifth avenue and Iwen street. "Wednesday the
18th day Of October six O'Clock the afternoon by order
ROBERT T.. M0kRIS, Col. llth Rsst ~ Y ). A.
iyTHwARD.
Pursuant to the above DIVISION Orers and The Act therein
mentioned the ununomed Of tho several Com Of
this Regiment will bic within their respective Company
Districts Monday the I'd day OF October ocock
w. Company parade pecon and martial exercise
ed and ,qurIcd according to law, at the places
each district respectively, as follows
COMPANY A, Capt Vincent, CornmanSaut bounded by the
Fourth avenue l9 street. Eighth and Eighty sixth
street
Company b. Capt Vim. hcCrea, Commandant bounded by
Fourth avenue Harlem River and Kills East River and Eighty
sixth street. NJ L. corner OF Fourta and Lshsixh
street.
ComranyC Cap. Msyher. Commandant bounded BY line
runng due west from the High Brdv the uds1s RIVER suy
ten DtJyel Creel and Harlem River, 10 the High Bridge ON
klngsbricse Road OPP site the Iii h Bridge -. -,
tomIaby ID, Capt Prudcou ME- COMMUNICATE bounced by
Ehth avenue Eghtytxh Hudson silt Manhattan street
and l25k street, OF Eighth avenue and Eighty
siAth street
Company T. Lieut. Length Commaneaat, bounded by Eighth
avenue Fhty street. Hudson River and
at N. ". corner hghi avenue and orteth street
CtmJpny r. caps French Comman':n, bunded BY Fourth
Fcrtoh Eighth avenue aud Eighty sixth
ats w. corner If Fourth avouue aud Thirtyxth street
q, Capt Boyle c,mBan1n' bounded by fortieth
street. East River Lightly street. And Fourth
yany II, Capt Ayres Con bounded By Fourth
avenue DsIh River High Bridge thence dud
River and along liver 10 Manhattan street, 10th s.rct
Eighth avenue and l2sh street, 1en avenue near rniy
Ctn ctory.
Arless wiz he beard at the Branch Hotel No d Dlwery
New orb city, en- Iccs5sy tn ioh "wednesday, the lh and
II rrdsy the l2th Of October next between the hoaGsof
ana i. IN fla<k dAy named. nv ord
H. 0.srESBlNS. Colonel
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Il To know by sigma, TO judge tho turns Of fate
ls frcater than to hll the seats OF state;
The ruling stars above, by secrst laws.
Determine fortune in her cause
There ore q book, wherein " all may read,
And all should know, who would In life succeed
What corresponding signs in display
His future actions, points his devious way.
Thus in the heavens, his future fste learn,
The present, pact. and future discern,
Correct his steps, improve the hours Of life,
Ard. stunning crror live devoid of strife.
MADAME DUB0YCE Is nt present in tho city and DO
tie above science, regard Health Wealth.
Free Enssnef Lawsuits Lsvc Courtshp Marriage
Mt residence No. lC9 Division street, at any time during the
day evening" Terms from 20 10 % cents for ladies' and 50
cent? for gentlemen.
nR sLOvEkIS CONSULTED DUflN0 THE DAY AND
Ncvonine, at his office, No Ann street tnow No. III
all diseases Of delicate nature Ills extract of copav cubc
Nc certain foi decae Gstasss e had At his
in frcnt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-27
Your friend,
CHARLES w. RUSSELL.

AWFUL CALAMITY AND Loss OF LIFE.-The
New Orleans Picayune, of the 10Th inst, gives
the following particulars of the terrible ac-
cident mentioned few days since BY tele-
graph from New Orleans:
One of the most heartrending calamities
that we have lately had TO record, occurred
about Z O'Clock on Thursday evening last. on
the levee opposite the Ursulne Convent. On
Tuesday last small portion of the levee at
that spot gave way and sunk, and some fears
were entertained at the time that larger pur-
ton would soon break off. On the evening
we have spoken OF, some men were engaged
IN driving plckets down at the place where
the Bauk had gwen way, in order 10 prevent
The levee rom iurther wearing away by the
action OF the water. Some fifteen or twenty
persons, who resided near the place, were
gathered on the bank, viewing the river aud
the men at work. when about two hundred
feet of The levee in length, and eighty in
width, suddenly gave way;,,and without mo-
ments warning SIX human beings were ust-
cred INTO eternity. The scene is described by
those who witnessed ii TO have been the most
hearlrending they yer elooked upon. The
names OF the victims, as we have learned
them, are Mrs, HypoiDe Troump aud child
bout eight months Old; Fanny Troump, agec
nine years. Louise lroump, aged seven years:
Felix Troump, aged twenty Tour years: Miss
Charlotte Dezire and Mr. Francois Andry. OF
the five men who were at work driving pic
ke's, four OF them escaped Felix Troumr
beng the only one who was drowned. A lit
lie fellow, not quite ten years OF age, Gustaye
Iroump, precipitated with the others into the
water but being able To swim and fortunate
enough 10 retain his presence of mind, rea CHI
I'd the shore He is the son of MIR Hypolile
Froump, and the only one OF his family that l.
lelt to him.
The death of Mrs. Troump and child was
the most a8onizing portion OF the terrible
scene. The spot upon which she stood, ins-
tead OF rolling over into the water as most of
the bank did, settled down beneath her, lrav-
Ing her standing With her Child raised above
r heal, with The true feelings OF mother,
and calling until she had nearly disappeared
upon some one to save her child Her hus-
band, who was but short distance from her
rushed towards the spot, and when within
few feet OF her, large pile OF wood fell over
and crushed her beneath it,
The unfortunate man, " no had thus lost all
he he ID dear ala blow, could with difficulty
be restralned from plunging inJo The water
and going down with his family. He Yesterday
presented the moste Melancholy Spectacle we
have ever looked upon. Without noticing
the crowd that was congregated about the
place, he rowed over the spot in small boat,
from morning till night, vainly searching Tor
the remains OF his lost family. None oi the
bodies had been recovered up 10 six O'Clock
last evening. Orleans Picuyune, Ju-
ly 10.
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the favori;e hero Of ne wal is The fist 10
rsboke lis policy and TO sanction the doctrines
OF peace, moderation and Justice. He values
one life OF a citizen above all the fame he has
earned and one principle Of republican free
dom above all the territory he has conquered.
His msguanmiiy, his integrity, his supreme
elevation above all selfish aud grovelhng
aims. his unaffected modesty, and his sound
judgment recommend him to our confidence
far more than all the brilliant glories of Palo
Alto, Resacs, Monterey and Buen4 VISTA
His comprehensive survey of the fundsmen-
tal truths of our entire frame OF government
aud policy (as manifested in his lelters) shows
him to possess those highest qualities OF a
statesman which nature anime can give. * to
be deficient only in those minor points OF de-
tail which time aud aids can soon supply, In
my honest opinion he will rank among the
best of our Presidents, after Washington
Like Washington himself he will enter into
office untrammelled by engagements, with
"no private purposes TO ACCOMPLISHING par
ty projects ~ build up-no enemies TO pun
sh-noibing to serve but his county"
Such is the man and such his views of those
vital questions which must over rule all 9TH
ers in this election. Upon secondary ques-
lions he will mainly suffer the wisdom of
Congress TO govern. This will be his course
las he informs us) in relation TO the tariff, the
currency and the improvement of rivers and
lakes. There has scarcely ever been time
when The representatives OF the people would
not have enacted protective tariff, if unCon-
irolIed By the Execu' i've. They have recent
~ rebuked the President by an overwhelm-
ing vote, for interposing his veto TO the poll
cy OF river and lake Improvements There
is d time at hand when the wishes OF the peo-
pie will be no longer parAyzed by the chief OF
a faction.
Let me hope that my old neighbors and
friends in Wetze will rally to the support of
General Taylor and eur country's good.
Very Truly,
Your friend,
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STEAMBOAT REGISTEi,
REPORTED RYE II BERRY

REPORTED RY e. II BERRY
ARRIVALS Ann DEPARTURES
Of Bouts jor the last 4 hours ndins yester
daI al 4 O'Clock. p. VI.
ARRIVED.
New England Mcclure, ST Louis,
Wyoming, ireenlee.
Oswego, Smiihers, Pittsburgh,
Cashier Dawson, "
Umpire, Young, g
Genesee, Reno,
Pioneer. Forsyth, Cincinnati,
Friendship, Davis. ="
Hudson, Poe, Bridgeport,
Robt Wightman, Villa nson, Parkersburgh,
Virginia Dawson, Steubenville,
DEPARTED.
New England, Mcclure, Pittsburgh,
Hudson, Poe,
Pioneer, Forsyth,
Cashier, Dd wson,
Wyoming Greenlee,
Umpire. Young.
Friendship, Davis,
Genesee, Reno, Cincinnati,
Oswego. Slnithers, ST Louis,
Robt Wigntman, Williamson, Petersburg,
Virginia, Dawson; Sieubnville,
Z feet inches water in the channel-falling