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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. JULY 13.

rurpert're Hss9 Resin "a scarce and hlli nigh Sizes
20 hhlfspiTiB 81 ste. cash
TOeACCO-Thefe 10 fair bnsinsss doing. an tho mar.
fe h 6rm s,iss 50 hhdf Kentucky 7ic AMI ia.
SO County loie Manufactured Is hm and IN good re-
cDrst .......
'IRnN-Ahout $50 iurs Sroch Pig s0ld NJ 2oes0 80,
por tbs EnR sh Bars ere dull
HEMP-We have m change N note in this mzrrs- The
s,frt Of mhs-un increases but 10 stored. There s
pr,s Ut demand sales enul onls be- forced A. do
Zine none however cf-irg. holders are hru u
the anticipation Of a good demand, month hsnse.
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Spoken, &c.


July H. lat 40 90 Ion SO So passed bark JAZZ ssrdiag to
No date aI 40 10 lon s. IS W, saw ship Rsputs steering
Eat
June / lat 81 o. Ion 10 30 W, brig Milton for Corr
JuIe a. lei - a. Ion SO w, exehan ged signals With bark
ChesssisD, hence for DslhOusie do out.
July lAG 40 TO- lOu 80 exchanged signals with Br ship
HndOsap bouDd East.
July p lat 81 H. lon 90 A. sch Davis, from NYork for
Barbados.
June q lat - 81 lon ~ ST. sch John Tyler Smith, six
weeks on he Banss with 1909 hshespEAin and crew al
well
May a. lsl3s H. lon 80 bark Franklin, from Ass'ina for
Boston. go ., .,r,,
June l. Ia, s. Ion sObrig showing signal with WIZ
June lsss4 ca Ion e5 sch Monsoon from PhiladoP1i'
San iae and place, sch wilberoree from samoref0f
Juy lst A 50 Ion 81 So saw ship standing -, show.
iny n bue signal, " lh = ball IN the center.
Jnv of Cav Head sens Albion from esls Tor fnlla-
dsInbis. Jsne Eizs, do for NYofE kenduskoas, from
BsbgDr for do; Kosciuiko, DO for Hartford.
No LAT or lon brg Round Pond, OF Bristol I'm Tho
n,son FOR Phisdelph supposed sane time, scn daZee,
2dsys from Thoms ston for Philadelphia
June g. lat 80 s. lon % So sch George Henry, from
Plymouth, NC, for Barbados
July 10 st Al Ion S. Brsch Eniephse, from Glasgow for
kfDG.
for Liverpool
July s. at4l 90 lon S. saw steamer bouud T.
bay 80 lat 40 &c. lon - ship Hslsne, Voknan, from
BTsnfp Tor HYork.
July 3 !S IS, ION II 30, sch MaD,sn, (of EAsvsa
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narEcts....BuFFALo, Julyi2

The receipts ~ Ibis port since lass have BEEN FLoUR
26sO bbs; WHEAT. i2tiO hush CoaH, $50 bush. Tns
msket has been rather h.agv for Flour bul have 40
sirrlAi Ange 10 pncrs 10 record Michigan Ia nOmua
a. 469 Prime Wheat 10 In fair demand FOR miling Not
much doing Corn the mAsrt :. unsesi b. Ih5 h5relZn
n.us. OHIO WHISKY 10 al %; y gallon. No change Ia
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To hLarinerr.

LIGHT VEssEL President, /
Sow and Pi.s Station. July TN 1850 .
herewith forward you statement u he h-syogs s1t
dilsnets Of The most prOmlnenl poiols from NJ n0Jrnss
" the Light Vessel PFssdent:
Old Cock bears INV, disfant 7 niles
Dnmpl Light bears NE by N ~ distant u inA
CuuybgLE light beasNEl Il. distant p nllns
Gsy Head Lab bears 81 By y Y, disusel M e.
n,nun's Lard bears az BY 3, distant - mile. Il,
PkEDERiCK sLOcUM C1mig.
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ATsgNsD. Bee ford July II bark LsgfAass DsA7f, -
e6c Ocean via sandwich and socisy lsagss -, 20 90
sp 10 BtcAler FAyen, Aso on ffexh. -. - - ~
10 Brewer B0stJg; 1858 90 % 1919 49,, 49,, al
6ff9 Go uh iOA ~ Hovisnd, Ne y be1fri Spots ap1l
n N 81 : loo Is hst smyrna NIB, lsmLi - Sni July
l is9S, la 65 CO. sch Wills fanA"' u f'''-e'''"o'
ctsn ,.,,..- -. a.. o.,
OF the poit dAed-
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nIARRIED.

Iylv11. bv Rev Hr s Van Deuson. 81 SAMUEL BUR
HANS ia 10 H,ss SARAH H. DAO0Tf, al OF thii CT y;
On Tuesday evenirg, Jnly . by Rev hr J ,c ms OF
Broolyn. WIN w. BLAKE and IRA SUSAN AO%"Ai'
both OF BToolyn. -. vv,rrrA1
sTaFFORDlO CYNTHIA POST a., ,.v
SON VAN EPP5 OF Genera. 10 Miss MARY d. dAaSa'of
- -. 49, W rseN 1OIh
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Arrived.

snip Jseob wesiss velt Holden. Liverpool J1us H.
miss ara 52i psisskgrTs. 20 'raj iSf Rich
s5p Helri = 5Goul hpchlaIn. Bremen, ~ o., 1llse
al rfs p-ssfre rrs "a psscrstldf 4 Schumacher
sl,p asoisur. sn'ih iftssfp . d. nise ard 10 plE
sen era 10 Curnisghair Os11Ire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

THE NEw-YoRK FIREBEs IN PhiLADhLr"'A
We take from the Philadelphia Sun the ioho".ns
Acknowledgement to the band Of Firemen 0, IniS
citv. who went to Philadelphia to aid in 'aoda'"s
the con6sgration: .,.,, n
rho oondnct Of the fremen Of our sister cry. 10
Ing uopT 80 the aid of their brother iiremen oil
P PbsSe19bs, is beyond all praise. Not less h tnan
,n bnnSreS Of these brave fellows have been ~
our MIDST ready to sacrifice health and even me-
!" ,T r. we're kindly received and Hospitality en-
tsrtsi6ed by the fifemen Of the city and county Of
.,sv' has be en- marked by gentlemsply department
and praiseworthy desire to render all the AID IN
their power They have visited the Paramount
Of public interest and yesterday shook hands with
bis Honor Mayor Jones.
The City Councils last evening, passed vote OF
thanks to ala compliment every way deserved
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Receipts OF Produce

Be- the North Rirer B0ats, FTi3ay' Jnfy IL
A. eecnence The ar cana hrrak have not arrived ySt
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Disasters, Gc.

BR BARK AcrEoS, Benson, al Philadelphia from Lon.
donoe cOuBgred very bO,erous weather On lbs pas
cage during which she sustained damage In spars &C
Loss or DANISH BRIG DoRorHsA Tho Danish brig Dor
otheB Bonn which CLEARED from Philadelphia the 2Ot1
MAJ for Falmouth Jam, with cargo OF cos, lost
tho 18Th ult PHI bps Reef Northeast OF The CscoL
The brig was Insured IN Copenhsgsn-ihe cargo was not
insB ed.
Sci WAVE. Ellis where from not Slaied, arrived at liar,
wch III us having been Ia contact with large sch ngnI
Of 6Ib and carried away bowsprL injured ioresa an1 re-
csived other damage.
Sch GIN scOTT before reported ashore The pil a.
Boston, badly bged. Toe cargo has been nearly all dis
charged and empty sent down Thlfs1ey Tor
the purpose OF floating her of
An Agent OF the Underwriters le this City yeIeTday, TO
look aer the BARK reported off Lts Egg HaToor
Also lighter with anchors and cables
Sen HoRNEr-Piloi boat Pawn, a. uBedford, len the
wreck o Hornet OF Taunton, (ashore AOnlank
hghD at 10 ocOck, AM Monday at which time most Of
The cargo bad been got out IA damaged sse The vessel
10 badly bigeo the tide ebbng snd flowing IN her bur may
he gol OF, II the weather continues svorsble.
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Markets. Nav. ORLEAss, July g.
The CorroH Maketis duh day, bgi prices are STEADY
FLrUR sn dropping, and corn "a lower We quote al
O. q &c 2 bushel
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markets......ALBANY. JI

We hsve hsd receipts here, and are expected
befoie Monday. Sales Of 900 buan " OATS have been
AQr
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CITY ITEMS.
OTrIcIR

FmE.-At about a. O'Clock Friday morning q
FIRE was discovered in the truck factory OF VIM. H.
Proutes, 70 springst. Extinguished with trininS
damage.
Mr. Edilor-Will you oblige me BY giving 'ne
proper pronunciation Of Panama
Ash written Pan'amak-the accent on the nfS'
syllable, and more strongly on the last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

,neciAl ACT Of the Legislature This County Is one
Il s,,rso,dipsry wealth. IL has population ofio,
COO ,oul. is taxable property at low valuation is
- roilens Of dollars, and the current revenue Of
The Comfy s6l, 500. 1t owes no other debt. By
law special tax has To be levied 70 pay the later
e.t IN these bonds, and to provide sinking fund
f,r ,bei, redemption The dividends on the stocks
~ Tho road also goes to this fund.- The interest on
r. ho,d, !. psyable LIST January and LIST July, a:
- nj oe America in this City, and the princi-
i, $50 70 1865 both the principal and the in-
,a,e.t are guaranteed by the Railroad Company.
,ossrence 20 our Advertising columns il will
- ,eeo that books Of subscription TO the Preferred
s,ock Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
co,nn,nv. baye been reopened, and will continue
ooan 6r GO DAYS, after which there viii be
20 orror,unity for holders Of the old Stock to be-
oo,ne prsferred holders, and receive dividends IN
iii next wear IL is expected that there will be a
dividend in January next Of not less than ~ so y
,b,re on the Preferred Stock, even if all the old
Stock comes in.
Thonpson's Bans Note Reporter says: 1--WE
ere as yet in the fog on Land Warrants The bills
for giving away the Public Lands, which ere be-
fore Congress, may or may NOT pass Oar prices
for the time being are sllO for buying, and l25 for
selling-subiect to a change at any moment We
have few 40 acre Warrants at sii each. Il is
our opinion that no bill changing the aspect Of Land
or Land Warrants will become law this season"
The traffic of the New-YOrk and New-Haven
Road shows very large gain fort the frat week Of
July over the same period Of last year The entire
"
PAID other <@i9
Net =.
List 9o-'
Increase. f''il
This is very encouraging. The number OF passen'
gers passing over the Road same time was 6,lO7.
The number Of passengers over tho Harlem dur
ing the first week of July reach 14,765.
The receipts of the Reading Railroad IN June
chow large result. They were as annexed;
PasieDgefs 80 ne
.Hs MD I.GJt
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Total
.r.I,rnnsnnrfed ln5.bJJ.

The New.Jersey Railroad and Transportation
Company have declared a semi'annual dividend Of
40 The Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad
Company, semi annual dividend Of 81 Pict....
The Greenwich Savings Bank, the usual semian.
nual interest Of o and p ct.
The following are the receipts of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad for the month Of June:
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sTN-R.ses. 40 seis......7 81 Moos-Seu. 10 36a
HIeH wATER....July l3
Sandy HI IL lin Gov. ls. 90 ola He'll Gale.... f2n
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

PICTURE OF HEALTH.-HeaIthi s character-
sed IN an individual by the absence of all pain suffering,
or affection in any part OF the body by the free and
regular exercise OF all his functions without any eXcep
non. They consist IN having good appetite at meal
times an easy digestion, tree excavations, without loose
ness or costveness at least once twenty -four hours
and without heat, dryness, burning at the passage;
the Tree issue OF the water without aerimony or burning
and without ledish sediment which is always sign Of
present or an approaching pain; quiet Sleep without
agitation or troublesome dreams; no taste OF bile or
other bad taste the mouth upon rising the morning:
no sourness or disagreeabe rising of the stomach a
clean tongue; sweet breath no itching, pimples, or
spots on the skin; piles; no burning heat upon any
part OF the body excessive thirst when unexposed to
labor or other known cause, no interruption to any
raj evacuation, nor pain at their periodical return.
Where the state OF the system does not harmonic
with the above picture otheah, it is of the greatest
Importance that time be lost in sending for doc
tor in the OF foolish remedies too often the re-
suit OF speculation instead OF this course let dose
OF Brandrehs Pills be taken. which will not deceive,
but will al restore health to the organ or part that
requires it,
All who wish to preserve their health, all who are
determined to defend their lite against the encroach-
ments OF diseases which might Send hem prematurely
to the grave, will witout hesitation, have recourse to
the Brandreh Pills, when the st ate OF the system does
not harmonic with the above picture of health
Those who live in country where contagious or
other diseases prevail, should often think of this true
picture of health and observe himself with particular
attention, in order to act accordingly. The wise and
rightly directed will follow this advice-the unwse are
lett to their own destruction
M. BRANCH Richmond va:
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No. east Nam street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
York pnces =, no 80
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

GEN. QuITMAN-CuBA ExP2DITIoN.--A Wash
ington Letter in the N. Y. Journal of Commerce
says
The Government has information concerning
Gov. Quilman's participation in The late Cuban
invasion, which will be sufficient to convict him.
or dozen men, len times over, of the charge
brought against him. The Federal Executive is
determined it is said that he shall be brought to trial
under the law. But Gov. Quitman will resist the
process while he remains Governor. Should
Judge Ghoson decide that Quman is answerabIe
to the process, the Marshal of Mississippi will ar
rest him. and take hin to Louisiana. If not, the
United States Marshal of Louisiana viii be in
struc-ed to serve he process upon him, and he
viii be supported by the whole power of the u,
States
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DIED..

Yesterday morning, EMILY ANN. aoed two
Yeas, one month and eleven days daughter OF William
ana Harriet w. Smith The relatives and friends OF
the family are requested TO attend her funeral from the
ieSioenle OF her parents, this morning, at I'LL O'clock
without further notice.
Pm Yesterday morning. of scarlet fever MARTIN
LO HEX, infant son OF Austin d. and Emily J Tur
ner' aged year, months and 27 days. The friends
anu an acqnanances OF the family requested to attend
son street - '' i '@'A
The Lord gave, the Lord hath taken away
Blessed be the name of the Lord
n, on yesterday morning, alters short illness, JANET
NJ, youngest child of James and Mary n Cnest 800
two years The friends of the family are respectfuIv
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at ococt
from the house OF her father on Canal near LIST street
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

FuaIrIyE SLAVE REcovERED-The Memphis
(Tennessee) Southernar, of the 10th instant says
captain B. o. Havre, of our city Police, recently
took trip to Marion, Williamson county, Illinois,
to arrest fugitive slave belonging to DIR. Young
of this city. He succeeded, after much difficulty
and heavy expense, in bringing the negro home to
his master. He had all the papers, and more than
the fug tive slave law requires, yet he experienced
considerable difficulty in arresting the slave"
The officer encountered the most determined oppo-
stion from the Free Sellers and Abotonists, but
was assisted by Mr.. w, Allen, member of Con-
gress, and other gentlemen.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

DISTRESSING OocURRENcE.-We learn from
the Florida Republican of most distressing occur
renee, in Ware county, in that State. Three chill
dren of q Ms. Brown, while she was engaged in
washing, were heard to scream, and upon the
mother running to ascertain the cause, she found
they had all been severely bitten by rattle snake,
from the effects of which they subsequently died.
While the anxious mother was absent to their re.
lief, her fourth child that she had left at the place
where she was employed, accidentally fell into a
large tub pot of boiling water and was so
severely scalded thai in this case also death ensued
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28
DANIEL WEBSTER.

Whatever Mr.. Webster does, he does with
perfecness always remarkable" Justly and aptly
observes that excellent Journal the Medgeve
(Ga.) Recorder, in introducing to its readers the
admirable letter written by the Secretary of State
for the late Union meeting at Staunton, in this
State. And, we doubt whether any produce
ton of that wonderful man, scarcely less illustr
Gus Tor his writings than for his unequaled oraory,
is more characteristic of his mind than tia short
but powerful letter. The speech which he de-
livered on Monday evening last before the Pilgrim
Society of New York, and which we published in
the Times of yesterday, is another effort worthy
of his highest fame. In reading it, we experien.
ced kind of feeling, which we never failed to have
in reading one of Mr.. Webster's speeches, that
he had now surely reached the acme of his DOW
ers, and that it would be expecting too much of
human capacity to look for another such gratifca-
ton even from Daniel Webster. But the reservoirs
of his mighty intellect seems to be inexhaustible
Inc stream of his eloquence pours forth with pe-
rennal freshness and irresistible sweep. No
matter what the occasion, he ennobles it, The
discomtorts Of dismal December day, which
o"io oh'y uePIeSS Tie MENTAL energies OF Ordlna-
ry men, suggest to him one of the most beauti-
tu and touching comparisons in recorded speech.
a little candied figure of ship, in which great
mon of a smaller growth would have seen moth
ing but toy of the confectionery. furnishes a
theme for one of his happies fights ofimagnation'
An sssemblage of New England men gives him
opportunity for addressing to New England most
timely counsels touching her duty to the Union ::
and with a felicity purely his own, he extracts
from the articles of association adopted by the Pill
grims on board the May Flower, authority forhis
great principle of unquestioning loyalty to the
constitution and laws of the country. With an
aptness OF memory as remarkable as the fertli-
ty of his invention, he finds language of "immor-
tai verse" to bring his magnificent peroration to
seemly close, and to express in most appropriate
phrase his Judgment that the Adjustment adopted
by Congress has already given peace to the coun-
try.
But, as we have remarked, the mind of Mr..
Webster is capable Of no depletion. During his
brief sojourn in New York, he delivered another
speech, in behalf of the Union, of which it is
enough to say that it is thoroughly Websterian
Our readers will find it in this days paper.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

DARING OUTRAGE.-An outrage without parallel
nights since in this neghbourhood Within four miles
OF this place. in the county Of Spotsyvauia three men
shot at the house of Samuel Hicks about II O'Clock
Hicks and his wife slept But, luckily, that night the
bed was removed the fire, and the aim of the
assassns defeated. They fired through window, de-
moshng the entire sash, and every pane of glass in it,
Fredericksburg Neaes
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

Our only regetis, that some man less offensive to the
west tllan j. M Danie, had not been chosen How
w esteTn eu could have voted for him. after his ourfe
towards Mr.. Wise, for his late Convention Speech on
the Whe Basis, we are at loss to know If Eastern
mixed basis men, must hold all the Offices give us such
as have some little respect for Western interests and
western people -Lerington S'ar tDemocratic)
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

FATAL D1FF1crLTY.-We understand that an af-
fray occurred on Monday last, in the Livery Stable
of Messrs Read & Hancock, between young man
by the name of Robert Read, "a brother of one of
the propretors Of the stable,) and an Irishman by
the name of Robert Maxwell, 10 which the latter
received blow from swingle tree, which termi-
mated his life on Tuesday. We have not heard
abe particulars, but learn that Read was acting in
self-detence.-Lynch6urg Republican.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

FoR GoNyzNTIoN.-C. F. Trigs, Esq, is,a candidate
ooccasoned by the resignotoniot Col. Hopkins He
mas no opposite have heard Of and presume
ne VII not, certainly notin the other counties az this
is emitted 10 the delegate. 1t is hardly necessary for
US TO say that no gentleman among US could present
the district with more fidelity or ability.
4h;Do6oy,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

W. THE WORLDS FAlR-Al persons de.
sng to contribute articles the Ind ustral Exhibition
IN London, to be held next May, should send them to
the Armory forthwith, in order that the committee NAV
inspect and invoice them this week
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

~ RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-There will be
elglous services in the First Independent Christian
Chulch on Mayo street. to- morrow, at III o'clock A.
M, and +. M. Subject of evening discourse, THE
nature and duration OF Punishment"
The seats OF this Church are free dal9
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

- The commlilee appointed by the House of Delegates
TO vlsli The Western Lunstic Asylum arrived in town
on Monday last. It Is composed OF the following gen.
tlernsn: Messrs Hays, OF Lewis Taliafeno of Glou-
eesler, Msrtz, ofRoeknRham, Calvert OF Shenandoah
and Tompkins, Of Bedtord--Stan. Spec.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

n, W. u 10 CARD--OMNIBus, HoRsEs,
MULES, &c.--This SATURDAY. morning, at the
horse auction mart Cary street. shall sell very
excellent Omnibus, in complete order and only been
used three months sold for and on account of whom
1t may concern. Also, some IL fine saddle and bar-
ness Horses, Mues together with Harness. Saddles
&c. p r WcNAT1CHT N'-o'
ue 20 Salesman.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF VIRGINIA,
HOUSE . OF DELEGATES.

FRIDAY, December 81, 1850.
Mr., BARBOUR took the Chair--eight members pre-
sent
On motion OF Mr.. WALL, the House resolved that
when ii adjourns Today, it will adjourn to meet on
Monday next, at IL O'Clock.
On motion of Mr.. WALL, the House then adjourned
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

ter. Neal K edmond - -'' "'A-
EDGARTOWN, Dec. l9--Ard. schr Patmos, Rus
sell, from Richmond 10
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr T. q Il. EsteIle, Smith, Albany.
schr John Oliver, Ke,wan, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr Fair, Snedicor, New York.
Schr Orianna, Dodge, New York.
Schr Spray, kerwan, Baltimore
Schr Warren c. Nelson, Leeds New York.
l. Sehr Lydia Ann, Boras, New Y DIRK.
schr Kate Stuart, Ogden. Philadelphia.