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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-12-10

Do Death may remove from US the great ana
ood but the force of their actions still remains"
|he bow is broken, but the arrow is sped and Will
% lis Office.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-12-10
The Peoples Clothing Store!
Grand g. Magnificent Attraction
Goodman & Co., in the Old Bell Tavern,

Goodman & Co., in the Old Bell Tavern,
rgNAKE great pleasure in announcing to the citi.
zens Of Stanton and Augusta County, that
they have just received from the North, one of the
largest, handsomest and cheapest stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
ever brought 10 this market. The people Of this
region have read and heard great deal of late, a.
oout good and cheap Ready. Nude Clothing, and
have doubtless purchased on very favorable terms,
but GOODMAN s Co., think they can safely as
sert that they have now on hand selection that
will give mnre general satisfaction, in every re-
speet, than any ever before offered here. Their
business connection at the North is such as TO ena-
BILE them to have their goods made up in the best
and most fashionable style, and to sell them at the
lowest possible prices. Their stock consists in
part, of
COATS, PANTS, VESTS AND JACKETS,
Of every quality and description, Neck and Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Drawers, Cotton, Flannel and
White Shirts, Suspenders, Stand up Collars, Caps,
Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Gloves, &C., together
with large supply Of fine and coarse Boots and
Shoes, which will be sold remarkably low.
la addition to the above, they would respectfully
inform the people that they have just received
large assortment Of first. rate
NEGRO Gil OTEIyNG,
to an examination of which they invite especially
the farmers of this County. They feel confident
that they can sell them as good bargains, 10 say the
least, as any similar establishment in the State of
Virginia. All they ask is fair trial, in order to
convince the public that it will be to their interest
to deal with them.
Stanton, Nov. IL, 1851.
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EFT TzgE OkD STAND.

6 doors aLore lie Store Of B. Cramford's. E,q.. }
rs'HE undersigned continues to carry on the
COACH-MAklNG BUSINESS in all It's
various branches. lie IS thankful for patronage
heretofore received, and hopes from his long expe
renee and personal attention. to merit continuance.
He has variety Of Carriages on hand Of every
description used in this country.
.01- Repairing done IN the best manner and at
reasonable prices.
He has also connected with his Coach Manufa--
tory the SaddIery business, and will Keep con
stantly on handand for sale, Saddles and Harness
Of every description. Carriage Trimmings, Harness
Mounting, Whips, Saddleirees. Carriage Springs,
Axles, &c., Sc. Call and see.
JUDSON Mccoy.
Staunton. Aug. 81, IS50.-tf.
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WRITE = Co.,
CORNER OF BANK SQUARE.


Opposite d. Sc J. s. Crawford's,
HAVE been receiving for the last ten days, their
H FALL GOODS, comprising large and
general assortment,
PURCHASED ON THE VERY BEST TERMS
SINCE THE FALL IN PRICES;
all of which we offer on the most accommodating
terms.
Stanton, Nov. 5, 1851.
DAVIS A. KAYSER, has just received ano.h:
~ or Case of those beautiful HATS. Call and
see them.
ALso-Another lot of Fashionable Dress Goods,
hourly looked for.
Stauuton, Nov. 1851.
F0wDBRg p0wyDN@9g
Oh KEGS Rock and Rifle Powder in Store, and
~ for sale by
PERRIN s. RIDGEWAY,
Adjoining the Valley Hotel
Stanton, May 7, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-12-10

COVE never yet knew man disposed 10 scoln
be humble who was not himself lair oo,eos Of
horn to the humblest.
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Drugs, Medicines, 30.

'lNHOS. P. ESKRIDGE. Apothe- p
cary and Druggist, Dealer in GksE9
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass sc,
has just received large and well Sc
lected stock, embracing in part the fol- szRs
loving:
Lewis White Lead ground in oil Window Glass
Of all sizes; Best Nader; Superior Indigo
Ext. LogwOud; Sup. Car. Soda Sal. Soda ;
Refined Borax; Blue Mass Eng. Calomel ;
Best Opium No Castor Oil; Refined Cam
phor; Sweet Oil; Pearl Starch; Sup. Qulnine;
Sulph. Morphia Essential Oil; Spices Of every
kind, together with the usual assortment of Pat
tent medicines and Fancy articles, all Of which
he will sell at The Lowest cash prices.
Oct. %, 1851.
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A quick Penny better than slow Shilling

A S | will receive, in few days, very large
"A assortment Of Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c..
will dispose of them al very small advance, be-
lieving the abuve motto 10 be a true une. Call if
you wan, bargains in the above articles, "or any,
thing elsa." a. j. DEAKlNS,
Oct. %, 1851. opposite The Post Office
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Look to your Interest.

RY calling at the establishment of the under
I'D signed, where may be had the various kinds
of FURNITURE usually made in this part
ST the country, of Poplar, Walnut, Cherry, Maple
or Mahogany ALSO. Flows, Rakes, Forks, Scythe
Sna,hs. &C.. Collins neatly finished. lined and de-
livered for 8 PER foot. made of Poplar or Walnut,
those made Of Maple. Cherry, or Mahogany at Dro-
porlionable rates. Good paper, Lumber, Grain or
Flax Seed taken in exchange for work. Our mot
to in future shall be "Come and see"
l. C. MYERS.
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" u S n TEls5 TIM IL
For Cheap Ready.MadG Clothing!

ERANK 6, CO, under the Virginia Hotel, beg
leave 10 invite the attention of The public to
their superior stock Of
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MORE OEPOSETE0N.

SINCE opposition has become the life ofirads,
~ the undersigned has determined 10 run as cheap
as the cheapest, and-f that wilt not suite he will
run little cheaper than the cheapest. He has
commenced the HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNA-
MENTAL PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
AND GLAZING on his own hook.and with the
aid OF his friends and the public he hopes 10 mer-
it full share of The public patronage. He has
the experience oftweIve years at The business and
he fiailers himseIlihat he can please any one who
may favor him with lheirwork. Old Chairs paint
ed up in a style that will he as good sa when
new He can be found at his Shop in GalIows town.
near the Valley Iiotel All persons having work
to let will please give him call before closing
their bargain with some one else.
= r. b. THOMAS.
Stauntou, February 10, le5l.-tf.
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TO SP0RTSngEN.
John B, Watts,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Stanton, va.-Prsctises
II in the Courts of Augusta, Rockingham and High
land and will give strict attention all business en-
trusted 10 him in his profession.
Stanton, Aug 6, IS5I.-ly.
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ATTENTION FARMERS!
DRILLING MACHINES.

TINE subscribers are now engaged in the manufacture
L OF Rohrs Celebrated Drilling Machines, and will
be ready furnish them al time when called on
These Machines have been fully tested and obtained
the premium aw ardcd BY the Agricultural Society 1t
is simple in its construction aud will be furnished at
the Mandatory in Brdgcwatcr, Rockingham County;
well in Augusta, Boetourt, Roanoke anil bedford
ROHR s. WRIGHT.
June 25, l85l.-ly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-12-10

burning Fluid, Spirits Turpen,inc, Lard
I'D Oil, Best Winter Sperm Oil, together with
handsome supply Of Lard Lamps, just received
and for sale by
THOS. P. ESKRIDGE.
Oct. %. 1851.
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HARDWARE.

-eto-
'ENIlE subscriber has just returned from the
North and is now receiving large addition
of American and Eaglsh Hardware, comprising
every thing in his line. which he will sell low for
cash or to puncual dealers.
GEORGE E. PRICE.
Staunton, Oct. 1851.
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COATS AND VESTS.

A BEAUTIFUL lot can be seen at ID. A.
IN Kayser's. which were made expressly to his
own order, and which he offers very low. Call
and see them.
Staunton, Oct. Is, 1851.
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wATCHGs s. 5nwGLRY.

Richmond, Sept. 3, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-14
MARKETS ELsEwnERE.


BosrOs. June l2-Brokers Board-li shares Nashua
snd we Railroad. pfs MS ~ srfok County RAD
r I'D, 90. = Northern Railroad 7lA 1i4 40 Rutland
frilrUad 81 49, 3DNermont Central Raiirosd. b.
~ Cape Tod Branch Railroad, - ts u Boston Aad
Worcester kilrUad M 10 ~ ~ Boston and Maine Rail-
rad. Wt 30 Reading Railroad. 81 Il iI 100 do. BIOL
81 @tai - do, btot, y a. - do. VA 81 - PassumpSe
Railroad, ej. Western Railroad. rits 10 Michigan Css
irsl Railroad, lcb concord Railroad. ~. ogeashnrgh
hhiruad Ss, lD Portland Saco aud Fort oaA Railroad
=! hnkeruent and Nsssseinsetts Railroad. Lju si -
~ do u -, ~ do. I'D. ~ BaRk Of Commerce. lUl
~ de- sod uli Ia 10 Trader Bank ltlA.: Is Cnisa
Bank. ne li0a Sla Rutland NJ rtssSs per bonds
IL no Vermont central bonds payable l-5 9lA az
Seeorf Bocra- shsrse Reading Railroad 3las SIX -
do. blu 81. - Vermont aud Massachusetts keroad,
sim, ~ 90. y ~ p do, bsm SIS p d., SIM, Sla
FuLsDSrPsus. June la.-Fira B.ard-SIoD Reading
Sc 90 tS u; Ao do, ~ 500 Arrhsny County -, ~ ~
Stto Penhsylyania - lUk 90 Pennsyvsnis ~. gh 80
Lshigh lLteres s2t 80 lehgh 81 ne in0 Sorrst0vn
g. if Dp slarss Reading Reilroed 81 40 do ~ 80
do. ~. lvh do b5 ~ lI DO, 2 80 do 2ls ~ d.,
-. IN do, 24 4 DO - 2.i it,do s5vn 2si ~ De-.
z II Iiode a. ~ ~ do 24 TO- do 2lS 80 40. ~ 30
8" :, - y lD o. : Is; ~ es - .iher Sa!ss0,o shares
=; ~ do s5 I'D. 80 Do. a. - d.. 29i4 Secepd
JcarS-1n shsres Reading Railroad S. ~ Pennsylvania
EHbL 1ig II Commercial Bsnk ~ ~ Miners Bank Pott.-
Vile - 4,r Sai,s5o shares Reading Rnrosd, -. 100
do. 2'si Ia do, -.
BaIrinoPr. June l2-Sfoek Board-sfj Baltlmorr S.
81 80 shares baltimore snd Ohio RI time Tx ~ d.. time,
- At the beard to-day. Maryland gs closed AZ n bid
~ ask ed. Baltimore Co. lro1. lNf bid do. 70 los bid
DO. Ito li lid. baltimore and Ohia Railroad shares, rs
i Is ssted York and Cumherlsn5 - bid ~ asked BAL
tinore aud Sustuehannah. ~ lad. y asked
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On Aursday June II Of tyrhu fever, HEsav =.
GAsls youngest son Of j. and Anna Gsyisr, aged 10
His friends and the friends Of the family invited
to attend the funeral, from No So East Twenty-fth
street Zone door from Lexington svenue) on SATURDAY
next. 14th inst at O'Clock withsut further notice
On Thursday evening, June II after lingering ILL
(dropsy which he bore with Christian fortitude
ASrA b BIoopGoop, sailing master, U. s. NJ In his
cath year eldest Of the late Adm. Bloodgood Esq
The relatives and friends Of the family OF his brothers,
John NJ and w A. Bloodgood, and the officers Of the
Navy are respectfully invited attend his funeral
his late residence No 141 York street Brooklyn, with
out further notice Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
On Friday, June l3 Dir. DANIEL WEsTERvELr, In the
Goth year OF his sge.
The friends Of the family and those Of his brothers,
funeral service at his late residence No l0l Amos street
Saturday liih inst, at O'Clock, r. NJ. His remains
will lie taken to New Jersey for interment
On June l3, the daughter of Peter and Ellen McCaf
teity aged years and months.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are re-
spectfuy invited TO attend her funeral this afternoon,
half past O'Clock from the residence Of her parents
No Little street, Brooklyn.
On Friday morning. June IL, Mr. HEsRr j, VAN RPER,
in the sd year Of his age.
Ills friends and relatives are invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence, No Is Watts street this
morning at O'Clock His remains will be taken to Pa
terson N j.. for intement.
On Thursday, june IL. Of Inflammation of the lungs,
JonS BrknE aged % years and months
His friends and those OF his family and the members
Of Acorn Lodge, Z37 o. Of o. r., requested to at
tend his funeral from his Late residence No 10 Wash
ington street. Saturday, l4th inst at O'Clock p.
NJ His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
On June Is, at half past O'Clock, A NJ, of consump
ton Mrs FRrpERKA wife of VIM Wells. aged % years.
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral. from the house Of brothers and sisters Heep
No: $40 Broadway Saturday, lith inst at O'Clock,
=. M.
On Friday evening June IL, at Cookbook, JAMES BEs-
SON, aged II Years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral frcm the residence Of his mother rs
Water street, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock.
Suddenly on Thursday evening, June II at his resi-
dence, No 81 Jay street josiah LOCKWOOD, aged 63
years
His remains will he taken to Miltop Ulster county for
inteTnent.
On June II Mrs CArHARiSE H. CAsriNE wife of Joshua
W. Bonney, and daughter of Frederick Castine, Esq.
eyed 20 years and month
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please copy.
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Port OF New York. juno IL.


Cleared.
ss@' Ssi
sp S' Ssa do sarh Stewart Pills
ships1hsmphs Bursess, Liverpool. W Nelson; Rajah,
Ss%psen ssrSsr inls 5 els.Ros wood
sai I.a br smith, Qnetee; James Edward Prescott
EaIhs-groths,s tB.l Doran. Nswry. Milne Gov Won
SII, rs5s psiSsss.s, Ss. Roche. Riss ~
Faux zsis Ds'h za Ds
Sietrrs. copre,hoist Rersdos; NespssS sons Prank.
SsS SSH Rsss@a RaiI..,
syste Ii nurIut Co Rhode Island. FaireSd. Pros
sIceps-Pcinter. Fowler Providence; New York. Jones'
New Haven.
sir VIM TN lrio willard Hayrs. ?; days With mdse
ship nsuiets Jessie, Conner Charleston. days. VITA
E'TF Ar,adss lBIj gTedsIi.t Cork s; days in ballast
!; n lou s. \ ,Esi; t.ris ScpseIdia: months the
Powell Of and from Newport for New York days out all
Isst Anne Powell Oh, Rowland, Newport. =: q days.
MN !, s. r. to Sras MAJ q la 20 ,9n
Bari Lancaster; -, Newport. E. ~ days.
g.rt zid,n. TLurOw, caIasAas days. Vita sugar. &C.
IIs Mil,.n. ii-.yer. Tor; su Prince Msy xi,s eor,e
siic sssI "a iSsrd Car, ni,cfs ,Sd Sar
la,s @ brig TepaI 81 snd from EasPeFt bound TO
n let ~ !. lon 70 p ia gale from NJ She .nk sttAM
W teiT they picked steAM Of the
feue day.
brig chall,nse. CLARK. Eas,rert days with iah' to
scLr PfilaLder Armstrong Thomas, Nayarues. PR. II
days. With &C. TO Lk Armstrong OF New Haven.
ssLr LurhrspiA Doyns. msJasaer Pr. may 81, With
eir Sirsnds Psrmsee st croi1 days with sugar e..
10 Brett 4 Ypfe
sir ~ ma. sIurlins Jereuis II days with coffee ke
a. Collins Nosc Co. - day cut spoke schr Native Anne
csn leaman, FRI st Jago Tor Bort 18th inst, her
srain 81 Hattsras.
schr Tweed tBr) Fatty Baraeoa 10 days. With fruit
Aohery June cav an Am e. amer probably the ohiol
setrny Barn ., JARVIS, EeutLera. days, with pine
sebr Mursell. Baldwin Eleuthera days with pine
tyrle.. to Ackerly. June y in slual carried away
tauArvss yard split fore topsa 18th inst lat 80 ~ Ion
~ CO. ship John Henry. Alexander frVm New York
New Orleans sane esy was in CO rth scar Nathan Of
Nevluryport bound N.
sshr Ssnshss,er tss,, Abury Nassau NP, Day. with
tthtre skcn her sails Down although she
cid spIaar be dyosted % belonging to her
fsir Free Trader. Mellon, Acs0msok, days
kchr ONoea, Hopkins, York River, 2dsya.
fchr tlmifa Cornelius john on, York River, days
sehr Emily Horton Smart. PHILADELPHIA, zdaJs.
Ship Attrsean. Smith. from Hsvre May l. with mdss and
chip painted black with red stripe from Liverposi
Alec, one bark and one Italian brig
JrNs Is-wud at sunrise. ssw; meridian. swi at sun
set, NV, sLd light
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s,,. A.. ,,v..,.o, bc.res; June
W.T. stT lon H. ship lssis,hss ,h Ia, Z o. lon d -.
aIs 5sas a. s ss ;pGs :s f ss
a cav large steamer standing East supposed 10 be the
gsJ,'w. Bs,sn, so.l.,Snss Ny q Appl.,Gs. AID
ssy s,sIton. Baltimore; sehrs william Win nston. sci
ha,y ssss n1 fsgs .. ss a. and
oiiy.r aud Banner, Albany Magnolia Rondout Charity.
c.ed- ship. Nssneii.. Calcutta P.r.mest, LverpooL
IsrtL.n.n Nore.Is ,riss huss,s bs.eseoss Arr Mars
Glars Fisher klork.
Arrived-Bris NonteeIis. SYorh.
Arriv.a-coI ss,,sriy, NYerh.
ssilse-ssiiivAn. shdz Baldwin. SYsrk.
Ar5iysssslsSr Senator, Tsr.'s s, Albany.
Atae ,sIrsA brown. Esdieo,,, Philadelphia; o.
osols, from NiVrk
Arrysd-wnllsm Fair, uavre; Sarah Nash ssSbOryport
10th. Roberts. Beston.
Arrivsd-sehr Amy N Leeds. Easiest,, rfiisseph
Arr,,aslsor victory B.Aer sforE s,s .Sop George
ssiI.d.sehrs isvsice GLOVER. Philadelphia Anna So
msrs Somers. do.
Arrv,d-ship Adelaide. NYork.
An,.s-shr. AIl.sb.py and Jane. II s,ssoS' rb1l..
sslrls; shsnshss BOSTON, Caledonia snd bark Rossns
fellowship ws,,mirs,sr. srsrt
Arrived-sehr Yankee, Albany.
Arrv.dsehr. sarah, Clarke, Roesisna Tor SYarsi su
tefor Conly Provide for 90 seops Bolivar Beers Fall
bNdior ntVrkf hsnFi, Duree' hohaouttor Providence
PsovrpESct, june 49,
Arrived-sehr, Jsmsss samuel walton. fhIlsaolpbis
srs.,os .;rSn gsnser ot,soe Mines. ksaagpi
Hsv Aims, Jones, NYOrk Harvest, French, do.
Also, irig Douglvss, Douglass, fictou
Ssnsd-frig tyry Knowtton, pictou; schrs Worcester
Rhodes, Ehaelrhs; Empire, Price, do Mary a. Tarbel,
Baynum, do; Eulling. Price. d. Slope Rhode Island
sturgew Nfork; willard, DsJton dol Fsirhetd, Allen,
Albany
Ponrfsrp. June a.
Arryed-Barts Mary lowell Sierra Moren. via Havana:
jubilee, ksr~i htip Frsne~e kten Havana; schrs MARY
Ehsa. ssgss; Norton, fhilsdedha; Cambrdge Ivan.
he, ard ksrearet. hlork
cissred-Briss zenobiA, ssguai Nasuna rsvsns; schr
Jerome, Nlork.
RocELAvn, Jnnsg
Arrved-setrs Mary Lsngdon, sha Martha York. Ilth
Dawson. Dean. do; sea Lion, do Tor Bangor.
Sailed 11tb-Com Tucker, and Empire. Philadelphia
Arryed-sehts Anira SYorki Courier and Thon a Ire
lsBd, Boston.
sAvsrrsH. June W.
Arrived John Bryant, and Maria Merton, NYors
-. SsIss, June Il
NifwfNeror. June 10.
nette, do; triE Gen Marshall Boston; schr Madna do.
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CHAeRKs-stssmship Empire Ci.y-Mr der. Peter John
s %% s%ish sS Jno Morss JnS Hams. Bernhard
Ell %% S cna
D sut, Jno Maynard; Jno hereto. II D sanborn Agnew
" n5
EdaSnd Ia % ssdrsn Ioas
s and children Colin Wilson 'GseRa hsIry WIN Jssy
and ss!vses Burgess Andrew Rsdisss, SoSt xssi l.
Mh,sisr Aired nhs Robert %sW Edwin Bsn.ss
ssH Fss.s s:T F., Tass S .fssrr
Melville BENZ Cotton Alfred Van Beuren Francis Cor
Ss s s Nj % nay and w sSS ar
spsyss Andrssse: T%niss; Mrs dGsgrove Pred era
ffsss
es%D
sT'fh sins n..s
carran JAS Mana sm;h wp R srosa
A. lt si.ss sS1.! sassiss @i's k,isr,dss
pss s: s. sa ssf
ss% SsT
T.ysr Sss% PANEL S:y,:y. I s a BAILEY.
Mclean 4 Gallagher. Dime i Kane, JAS Monk. Cha.
Ssss jas D9 s i.s Tsss Cha. Ssa ssKsn-
saf
Vim o,Brsn John Richards John Griben. Black Thomas
rromssha.-J ,i Kerr ESQ STATE:
Culver and child Culver. Allen, Cole. g Ne.
thewsy Mr. Catlin and lady Darrow PLsroy Sis La
roy. y Humphreys. Moore ogrien U 9 smith. 9
Stratton, Csld~ ell Treadway and lady Faver
Chapman Michael Riley Parker, II Stevenson, Capt
Mrs chauneey Aelsy Acsy wm Aslsy Bird
Barton, Robins Wood. q Bartlett. II Bartlett,
A Mcintyre Crnpser. Smith. w Hook, W Butler G
Stott, Clubhouse, q Crowell Thomson Arvin Thos
Andrews, Grant Walton. RI Todd Jr ascoan !
Maxwell. Barber A McClinton, McCiintop, Lille,
Cottrell, MeLdoag Chambers, II Chambers. Foster
Mr.. Davis 0Brien. Young, Uric; Moore. Forest
J Dopoho Wolfing, Smith s ii Currier l. kisnt ii
Rntel. J L Harrison. Wright, g Hasweil, WNams
Marshall. A McWlisrs, II Men cal, IL Bromley, W IN
Clarke. and others in the etesrsss
LIyrRPooL-PRekct chip KossuthWm Scotell. + John
Mr. Gree Mr. Parkson Bendoll, Steed He 1ry John
judge also the Sable MnsLrels ~ in numberl2 in the
I'd cabin and eteersge.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, june ID, 1901.
IN German Yocai'ts-Ssngular Attempted Suiosde-7ne
TtrkisA Ccstun0-New Fork Fire Engine, e.
The members Of the German musical a-socations all
len fr home in the and boat yesterday, many OF
them perfectly sstounded with the lavish hospitality
81 their countrymsn in Baltimore, in contributing to
their pleasure and enjoyment. They found them per
fectiy Aneicanxed this particular looking to ex-
pence a. 4 secondary consideration
siDeu ar OF attempted suicide occurred yester-
DAP ct fiAnnigans ship yard. nnn and woman, very
genteiy dressed walked down 10 the end Of the wharf
when she picked stick TO try the depth OF the water
and was about walking away when he took hold Of her
hand ard they both jumped overheard together. The
workmen having observed them uccreed in rescue
ing then but explanation would be gwen by either OF
them. The either or pretended 10 be deaf aud
dumb. They finally moved off the starting about
hour before the woman, who remained to dry her
clothes
The first ofthe Turkish witnes sed
last night baltimore and attracted considerable
attention The finely form "a and lady like,
and became it admirably but the admiration OF the
spectators suddenly TO stand she turned the
Holiday street and entered the thirdtier
trance OF the Holiday street theatre
The fire engine Of Manhattan Company. No S, OF New
York city which has besn for time in the hands OF
Mr. John Rodgers Of this city for remodeiling and
thorough repair, has been completed and will be dis
patched forthwith TO New York. In her repair, the gal
iery has been altered in such a TO make a
Of the upright for the gallery carved dolphins
mounted 10y globes which stand carved eaglesthese
with the at the base and top make very hand
some design. The entire work has been beautifully
polishsd and the wheels have been made Of polished
white hickory 1t is the ton 10 have the panels
The engine will shine with the most beautiful OF the
New Iork department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-14
TeleCrnphie R~upores.

CHAELTsTo-, Jun. ID. 1851
The Gales u cotton 10 day have been 700 bales at 81
Ice fair TO fully fair Il quoted 81, Toe. The lower
qusliiie- cosed At one eighth 20 quarter lover
than lat week The SALES q the have been 500
balrs and the receipts 5ysC0.
BsLrrNoBE juno IL, 1851
Our markets generally are unchanged Flour and
grain dull.
BrrTsLo June IL. 1851
The receipts since yesterday have been Flour 400
bbis whest, 6too bushels corn, 2loO0 bushels West
aour u IN fair demand; alcs loo bbls at SO 81
50 - fer Michigan Wheat l. held above the views 81
buysrS and have transactions 10 report Corn IL
steady At yscrtays quotations; sales IS 600 bushels nj
~ fr Western mixed. Oats quiet with All sales
at y ,ic. No changc in freights
ALn,xy. June II 1851
Receipts since our last .-Flnur. 10000 bits whest
2ED0 bushrl corn, II GO bushels There Is fair in.
qury for Western -four and have material change
tc notice in prices, the sales 1900 bbs Wheat
The dsmsnd only for prime parcels which scarce
and held above the views ~ buyers 1850 bushels s1ld
Corn q not active but without change to notice. sale.
10 GO hushsls at 81 for round yellow and 81 20 for
mixed Western Sales ALSO made ~ 20 900 bushels
mixed Western, At SIC 10 b. delivered within few days
and II 81 5oc delivering next month osts steady
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