davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
676,72l II
l13,497 As

1890 40
Ofthis amount. S76.323 10 is in Ger.
Ii6cates of deposit in The Bank, and the
remainder. viz: S37,l74 OF is in cash
or lis equivalent in the Treasury.
Upon careful examination of the
books of The present Auditor, the Com.
mitIee take pleasure in stating that they
are kept with the greatest care, neat,
ness and accuracy. The books of the
Auditor and Treasurer correspond in
every particular; and the manner in
which they have been kept reflects
credit upon those officers. Since the
last biennial examination made of the
accounts Of those officers, an examina
ton has been made by a Committee,
appointed by the General Assembly in
January, ls49. 10 settle the accounts of
George w. Miller, late Auditor.
Your Committee have not deemed il
necessary 10 60 behind the action of
that Committee. but have taken it for
granted that the examination was cor
rect.
n VIZ hsJIUED
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
23,644,e07
l7,O62,375
6,5Sl,232

Increase in ten years. 0,5sl ,232
The Herald is of opinion that the
representation of the several states, in
the House, will be as follows:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

A. s. MIrcuELL, ESQ. regret TO
learn that this gentleman has retired
from the Associate Editorship of The
ST. Louis Mtelljgencer. AS writer,
he has few supcriors in the State, as.
sociated with our press, and his man
agement of the paper since the begin
ming Of the session Of the Legislature,
me, with the cordial appreciation Of
the wings in this section. Mr.. NJ. re-.
tired again., the wishes Of the proprie
tors Of the psper-and was no. dis.
missed, as stalled in the jefferson cor
respondonce of the Republican.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
XXhiskcY.

IN Bbls. old Rectifed just received per
~ Lighfoot and for sale by
Feb. 20. J. G. SWINNEY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20


is hereby instructed to cast the vote for
Missouri as given by the people of the
Sta,e, for either ono or both Of those
offices.
Mr.. Roberts supported his resolutions
at some length, and commended that
they were bu, appropriate resolutions
Of instruction.
MIR. Stewart thought they were ridi
culous, and would sooner vote for the
dissolution of the Legislature and re-,
turn TO anarchy. He moved their re.
lection.
Mr.. Jackson, of H., said, if the Sena
tor Mr.. Roberts] would bring up reso
lulions ola specific nature, on the Tariff,
ub,Treasury. National Bank, &c, sup
pose, Mr.. Geyer took an appeal from
these resolutions at the next election,
and by some bubble took another ap-
peal TO the next Legislature succeed
ing, what good would these resolutions
dol lie wanted to give Mr.. Geyer in
s,ruclions, and would go for any of
them.
Mr.. Stewart withdrew hi, motion 10
reject.
Mr.. Allen, Of ST. c., renewed it.
Mr.. NOEL hoped The motion TO re-.
ect would prevail.
Mr.. Mason thought the resolutions
ought TO pass, He hoped the genlio.
man from Howard (Mr. Jackson) had
some better ones.
The question being on the rejection
Of the resolutions, the vote stood as fol.
lows-ayes IL, nays 90.
Mr.. Young offered a substitute,
which, together with an amendment Of.
fered by Mr.. Broadhead, was unani-
mously laid on the table.
The resolutions of Mr.. Roberts were
then laid on The table until the 25,h
February, by the following vole-ayes
II, nays Is.
AUDITOR AND TREASURER.
To the General Assembly of the State of
Missouri:
The Committee, consisting Of one
member of The Senate and two mem.
bers of the House of Representatives,
appointed by the Governor, 10 make
settlement with the Auditor of Public
Accounts and the State Treasurer, beg
leave 10 make the following
REPORT.
Receipts in the two last fiscal
years ending 30lh Seplem.
Der. 1850, S7S7, OsS II
Add balance in the Treasu-
ny LIST OF October, 1913, 409,S75 20
The amount OF warrants is.
sued in the above period,
namely S532,595 80, OF
which the Treasurer has re.
deemed S51S,307 20.
leaving chargeable 10 him
outstanding warrants
amounting to l4,278 SO
--
1,21l,242 50
The Treasurer is entitled
to the following credits:
Warrants issued in Two years
ending Both September
1850, sS2,5s5 80
Wolf certificates burnt by
commiiiea In Iha war
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

Leaving q balance Of
The balance is composed Of
Interest on State bonds, evi>
denced by coupons in the
Treasury.
Wolf certificates in the Treas
ury,
Certificates OF deposi, in The
Bank.
Cash, or It's equivalent,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

Mr.. CALHouN's Work ON THE Con-.
sTlTurIoS.-Riohard X. CralIs, Esq. OF
Lynchburg. Va, formerly the Secreta
ry of Mr.. Calhoun, has arrived in New
York City. with the intention Of carry.
ing through The press the grea, work of
the late Mr.. Calhoun. on the Conslitu.
ton Of The United States. South Caro-.
lima has appropriated ten thousand dol,
lars towards publishing and distributing
copies Of THE work throughout the State,
and in conjunction with Mr.. Calhoun's
family, has appointed Mr.. Crslls 10 car
ry out the intention, of the Lcgisa.
ture.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

ELOUR-20 bbls. extra family -four. St.
L. Charles Mills. per Liehfoot, add for sale
Feb, 20. by J. w HARRIS,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

The Treasurer is entitled
TO the wing credits:
Warrants issued in Two years
ending Both September,
1850,
Wolf certificates burnt by
committee in the year
1913,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

HORSE COLLARS.
IN DOE. Kip and Hogskin Collars jus,
lO received and for sale by
Feb. 90. J. +. SWlNNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

AXES.
4 Doc. Chopping and Broad Axes approved
II pattern for sale by
Feb. 20. J. E. SWINSEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES
Number Of Representatiues.-From
the official and reported returns of the
census of 1850, the New York Herald
estimates the aggregate population Of
the several States and Territories as
follows:
Total in 1850, 23,644, COZ
in 1910, l7,Oe2,375
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
CAST STEEL.

CAST STEEL.
I CASE superior Cast Steel assorted sizes
l. for sale by J. L. SWINNEY.
Feb. 20.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

The Treasurer is therefore,
charged with
Aud credited with
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20
SLIGO IRON

SLIGO IRON.
A large lot Of Sligo and Common Iroa
1A Nails and Castings all sizes and kinds
Just received per Fayaway, and foI sale by
Feb. 70. J. E. SWlNNEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
The Chicano Convention
Correspondence Of The Cleveland True Den1
CmCaoo Io1day July 8

CHICAGO, Monday, July !, ic5i.
MEssRs. ED.ioGs: | presume that ~
ConyeHi.o;. has for OK time met n the Wes,,
bodying talent or carry1ns with more iaieacc
than the now In ia this place IL / int,-
ing a powerful impression on the Churches II ,hls
city Indeed such ls the ability Of lis rnembe-s ~
such the trulhuness Of tae resolutions al r, irJr
which have been brought forward, discussed ~
adopted by II, that il cannot be trclte1 wan l..-
ference.
very elaborate report On the subject Of n)a- e.
lowshlpplng S.avehoicl.g fhlrches, Was drawn ip
by Rev. Mr.. Boynton Ot Cincinn III II tOjs lic
ground and mantanei j, with great aDIlily, -, !,
was the duty OF all Christians 10 separate tr1n s';i
organizations. This report TED in n is "a, o l.
All the members approved .Or lally OF the grDI4t
taken. j am persua.lei hat such must sooa D.
the sentiment Of all AntS.agery Christians IA -
country
A number OF New-school Presbyterans arc pro
sent al the Convention ana they ave ali resoFc -
leave the body Some Of these are persons .; 70
tinctlon and influence. Among them ihsLs n =
ton Judge Stevens, OF inild4Ia. A. seems 10 y gen
orally admitted by the friends o. the New Scnool
Assembly, that there IS not any lcpe that that ChrcA
Will assume night ground. They believe that Con
servatiSIn Is its governing element. And u IS nov,
under the influence OF such men as Cox and hilie.
following rapidly IN tie steps OF the Oid ochooi
Church.
Mr. Curtis, the New-School pastor of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church IN this place. VIII | have no
doubt have 10 leave his present place. The Cnlfcn
has no sympathy with ms con-commlttal spirit
IL seems that Rev. McssrS Patterson AMI Gurus, IN
order 10 ncutrallZc tne lnNucHte OF tu4S NOhfc"-'
have sent in word that they would not OBJECT 70 lis
cuss publicly the points Of difference between tleh
selves and the Convention. They ask the members
who may be willing to do so, to remain ten days am
give them time for preparation. Although 1t VIII DC
sacrifice on the part OF the members 10 10
so, some have expressed Willingness to make
the sacrifice and remain. Among these IS Presl isAt
Blanchard, of Knoxville College, Illinois. haze
not the least expectation that Mr.. Blanchard VIII
have the extreme pleasure of meeting and defeating
these reverend gentlemen. They know as well rs
anybody else that they are in wrong position, anu
no augmentation can make IT right.
am reloiced that | have been able to attend tins
Convention II has done my heart good. \ nooer
band Of Christian brothers have never met with.
We will publish some FIVE thousand copies OF the
report of our proceedings and scatter them broa.-
cast over the church and country. We are conn
dent, with the help of God, that We will succeei l.
TrUth must TRIUMPH T.. HIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Improved Wall Locks. L.

The Postmaster General, though not yet
installed INTO his Office year, seems TO be quite as
conversant with all the details Of his Department as
If he had scrvcd lifetime therein. We have from
time 10 time noticed various Improvements which
have been made in Post Office affairs, but the one
now under consideration strikes Us as of paramount
importance in the security of the mails against ylo-
lation.
The ingenuity of the whole country has now been
brought INTO requsitOn 10 furnish specimens of Mall
locks with a view 10 obtain which shall be sd
perior in design finish and strength TO any hitherto
in use.
On the morning Of the % inst, the proposals for
these locks were formally opeped, and the cores
pouding specimens submitted to the Department -
Thriy-6ve competitors appear IN person. or by tnelr
agents and the samples amount to over one hundred.
Determined 50 far as his cxertiOns can effect tle
purpose, 10 secure the great object with strc, I'M
partiaty, MIR Hall lnsiuteda Board OF Commission
ers, scientific and practical men-MessrS. Renwlch,
of the Patent Office, ByngtOn. Oi the washington
Arsenal, and Saxton. Of the Weights and Measures
Bureau whose duty II Is to examine and thoroughly
test the merits OF each and every specimen of lock
produced, aud upon their report viii depend the
Postmaster GENERALS decision. Besides strength,
finish and lighness the great deSidcTdum IS a con
uivance which shall detythc ingenuity OF PickeTS.
The Commissioners have been three days aSsldu-
ousy engaged IN tins business patient perseverance
and employ Of all their skill have characterized
their ny CsigaliOns, and the probability is that IN
day or two they VIII have completed the responsible
duty assigned 10 them.
We understand, also, that far as the bidders
concerned their specimens generally arc of high
order OF excellence, demonstrating that in this
branch OF mechanism, IN which the whole commu-
ny is SO materially concerned, the inventive genius
of the country VIII prove adequate 10 the object.
National lntclligcncer.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
EFrom our Correspondent !

PHILADELPHIA, July iNh-irired-Bugs De.hl,
ITodgdon Trinidad de Cuba VIA Fenwicks Island sch
lIawkn' Huse, RoIbury, steamers Shark Stewart Ne"
York: fronsidcs Green, do.
I2th- Cledr.d- -Barks OAK Ryder. Boston, Elk Eldridge
DO: Adea Rogers, White, do bugs Lvra, Dodge Boston
E,lar Hewitt. DeIpn ara Iafayete, ClfHd Bo ION
PatcS IIcnfy Iofand 81 Kits, Mary Louisa, Marsha
DAVIS Jchnson Providence, a HAWKINS II ilse, RoV
bur; l. Il \ stewart, Lozler, Nev-f0rk. New Repgh-
he, Baker Boston Mary Delphina, OTIS, do; Cashier
WhoTlow Providence
NEWPORT. June 10 fnrrff-Brg CONFIDENCE Dab
cock I'm NYork slOops Pierce Gdtrcv Taunton for 3D.
Excel Burnett BRISTOL for do, Roger Williams. Rhode ;
Providence f1r do; Ii Borden, DIlung Frli River, tor
DO nth brig Tho Hunter Fail River for IiaifN; scs
Ann Bai er Smith Fall Ryernr phlalelrha; bellcn,
King Nnsdfnrd for Now-Nork. Virginia. Rcdngion, f1l
River Tor hiladc pha; sOops / ihonc Fail kycr r
Pearson 10 f1r Calais; IO~a. Whee wright DO for Pna
delphia Nm Green do tor do. YIgIant, Wells. da for
Nfork Translation Hallo, Providence for DO igr DO Sc
nator Noso for DO I2h sohs Sarah Ann Tollov. r. IL
rckshurr Boston. Emma Henniag. TAYLOR NEelprd.
for York. Harriet Lewis Prdham Fan RIVER, tor PIila
MkCIUASPORT. Ne, July 3-Arr brgs Cit zen Br 'vn,
NYnrk, Moniasnc MIhoneg Belfast; schfs sole ldh,
Small, NYnrk fh Grccan, Wells Bost "A. 90 load fjr \
IA, Wafchman DO DO, Albion, Rollins. s. Geocg. ier
CALAIS 5h. Ohnen, Peters Boston. 20 load for NNOrk
HARMONY Mahoney do do; r K Jones Clark. Salem 3. .h.
brig Saginaw. Tue ~ Brown GOldsbJr schis Ctucassan.
Hcrrck, Boston Altano, Hale, d.. Martha Hal ---.
DO Sd 5th. hrs May FarroH, Morse, NYork sch.s
kept ne, ingalls, do Susan Ross Herrck do, Frances
Alien, do Eceromc; Thompson. 80. Ntg wind OH ship
SUNBEAM, (of Roston Windsor alpa~a.so bn, MJnn'1n
l'alt Galcr ge schIS Judge Tenn. TOOthaacr. y
York. Cameo, Eoors Philadelphia;
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

SECOND BoARl
SATURDAY, July l2-P. VI

There was a considerable buoyancy in the
Stock Marke, today and the fncies generally I'M
proved Enc, Norwich and Canton were better and
in fair demand. At the Second Board the market
was heavy again, and prices feu of.
In Exchanges there Is but little move
rnent, and the quotations are steady. Sterling lo0
Iol Francs .OssG507..
The Steamer to-day took $3.50, 900, most
" in silver. The exports of the week have been
about s65O,O0O and the aggregate OF the year thus
far Is nearly twenty millions.
In Freghts there is not much doing and
the rates are declining. There have been engage
menis Of Corn and Wheat nj 81, and Flour at l61,
showing a decline. Cotton IS 1924. Some Flour
was taken for Glasgow at 2s Within few days
there have been engagements not before reporto l.,
to London. 100 tcs Beef at 6s. TO Liverpool, The
ship VIM. d. Sewa, taken up for Flour. Spoages,
lis Cd 3OOboxes Port Vine l5s OIL, rs Cd SHOCKS,
2s Cd and Heading, Isl. To Holland lS) tes Rlte,
2Os lOObbls Ashes, lss 9d and 100 bales Cotton a
cent. To San Francisco, the fine clipper ship Ty-
phoon is engaged nearly full getting nov BOA >
cents and will be the course to test her speed
with the feet that has preceded her.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Ry Telrgr0pli.

CHARLESTON. July io-Arr Avola, Boston BTcn of.s
J Budhch. NYosk.
PROVIDENCE, Jul, l3-Au schs Science. Alhsn7,
John Willcts Philadelphia Liberty. do. James Da2utT.
do Y Townsend. do Rhode Island. NNo.S, Thomas Huu.
do William II Sandfprd. do
SD brig Partridge. Philadelphia; schs Joseph Turner,
Baltimore. Frederick Brown and Fashion, Work.
FALL RIVER, July ll-Arr schs Mar Ehzale n Pc
tom v : James Gorham Albany, Gco h Dssis. Rond"nt.
Opera. do
i2;h arr hrg Enoch Pratt. Baltimore.
SD, srhs Governor, Philadelphia, Opera. Rondout
BOSTON. June EAR t1-das h.ss 'lomon Piper'
cnos Ayrcs May % T. q. Holt phhadsphia schs Shar-
on X chmond. c Chamberlain and RenoNn, NYork
Ar Yesterday afternoon harks HeaTy Shelton blenos
Nav 26; Iouia Havana, JYue %, hrg Fhoberv Ia'i'
Bay CGti MAY l3, sch Henry Clay Albany,
tld sch fiary, Albany.
NORFOLK July i2-Arr barks Virginia. Norlcans;
Iuba Madeira hrigs Elizabeth Ann. Porto Rc0 Shar,le-
rk. do bark Morgan, Callao. ~
SD bark ITcnanc NYork; schs Adrian, do; Eliza jane
Boston Sarah VI Kent, Philadelphia .
APALAClliCOLA eune GAR brig Ben wilson '
York
RICHMOND, July 2-Arr schs New-lork, New-YorS,
Juliet. Boston,
NEW ORLEANS. July Ar SHIPS parthenan, IL des'
aud Rio GTandc Boston; CoQuimbo and bark Glance s
James Iltc0mb NYOrk
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
SpOken. &C.

Jgy 2. lat a, lon sl ship Tennessee IN EorIelns
fof Hatre
July IT CaDsiors Reef, brs Joseph, Kcar, I'm NOT
leans lOr NY0Ik
july q. Carc Hattsfas hearing INV Is miles saw bark
Elliott toi Warren fn the West Indies, bound
Jul Bf bark British Queen # and for Loni0ndrrrf
I'm = Johns
Juy la a. a., lon g. exchanged signals with British
frlsaie steering +.
jane a. oil Cape Nicola Mole. sch Manson, lm Boston
fr PoTt-au Prince; same Iine 'h susan I'm 80 i"h os
GouHiyes
Juuc b. at % lO lon 10 49, Br bng Challenge I'm Alesan
dra EgY fr Liverpool, With loss II rudde wanted no
assistance.
Juy LAT q se Ion 81 I2 senalzed bark John Sga-
s.y Philips IN Cheuyhsld. Me. ~ kuenoS Aues
July lat n &c. lon 68 r. barA Cen Taylor, Mitchell, ia
Bath for Havana
fOr LIVER DOL - -
saw sch El.zs. Fisk q Nom *
July la % ~, Ion u iS sl1p John Parker IN Bo5t
june &C. "a, '5 2j Ion q a5 slip Arso from Sen.Yor
Tor LiycrrooL
Liverrol ~ Gssi lioupe
nl5 10 Ia. ola .on g. s. ship Aberdeen. fn NYorA T.,
By rila, hoal Colnas-Juy TO- lat 30 o. loa 70 a.
SIN Is.carora I'm iigerfool for Ptlla
Jpy q of Block Island ship T-scarors from Liverpool
july 3 il 20 H. lon es is sch Isabella Peters. from
hYofk for Chasres-7 days out
rP ship Mobile ~as IN a - not }0) On Gih nS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
DIED.

On ) na&y Iu H. IOSEPHINE T., Youngest ia irh'er If
Thn end Ann Ma >timau, ascl yeag months and
p tOS
The funeral viii take place this afternoon from Gas
GtsenWlch->i at A. ococs The enis of the fanly age
invited
Al Ncwiou Midland. Mprfis Co y. j. a. the residence n
her sUn-In-isw. Rev. h D. NaiswCrth. on Wednesday
July 9. SAR AH khoDA. relc' OF tho lake Stephen Aa-
ClnetOn n the 19ib year oi her axe
~ NeW-leIstv and Phlladeluha papers please COPY
On SATURDAY. nisht. july y. CArlIARINE $ eldest
dSNshter ol tne late Matthew Carroll sycd 3S Yeas
The funeral NiN taSs place fr0m tic residence of her
brcihcr A-law, Edward {. West 20 Markt->i this tNNn
ca, afternoon 81 NJ. The ncac> ~ TIE family are Ia
sliod 10 atte0d
On Sunday Iuy y, WILLIAM NJ. ouly son of Thomas
and Alnlfa II. Coldug'on aged years and aays
ies friends II he Lnly respectfully nnIel 10 A.
ierd hs funeral. tins day 81 r. NJ a. - IVES, Twenty
rrst.st
Ca Sunday morning. July -. MARY + oaiv child Of
HenIy and khzaheih 5 Getty. AGED year. mcaths snd
l. tAf>.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
NAvAL.--Thc u. 5. ship St. Louis ar
rived in Hampton Roads on "Wednesday night after

passage OF 10 days from the River Plate. She has
returned from three years cruise, and since leaving
the United States has sailed nearly 10000 miles, and
Was 50 fortunate as 20 lose only one OF her crew
during the time, by SIT knCSs, though twice m the
midst Of yellow fever Her mon arc generally or
derry and wcll-hchNcd and. much To their ere lt
no corporeal punishment had been indicted on board
ior seven eight months previous 10 the passage OF
tie Law prohibiting II.
The follow ng Is a list u her officers tOmulnt-
or, n. II. Cooke iieuts. !. J.. Ring, J. {. Wil!lm-
son, VIM. J.. BaGtou. }. d Told. surgeon, :. W!l-
liam Kellogg purser, john /. steele Assist nt
Surgeon, John Rude Acting Master, Charles
LaimoT Passed 81 dsmpman, VIM C. Nc,t. Md
shipmCn. JOHN Waters. Ei"in L. Gray, /. {. John
son. j. u. Brccsc, Hoslrly henuo4 Sn'-mater,
samuel T8tem Carponor, pauol James Acting
Gunner, Charles Facs.
PASSENGERS Passed Nlrishpman Il. J. u. pucc.
John Manning, Francis Brent ESQ.
The 81 Louis lCn the rigatc Congress an1 brig
Rainhfidgc al Mon,cyidco. The former was eX-
pccicd 10 sail ia short umC 10 RIO for provisions.
The Banda OrCutal and the Argentine c0nlcrlion
were in troubled state. II 5 IS generally thought
that crisis Is about to take place which will res III
m the downfall Of Orbc aEd Rosas. Gen. Drquza,
Governor and Captain General Os the province Of
Fntrc Rios under BosaS has declared against him
and issued proclamation - that ctcct. Brazil
and M0nttt idCo had also formed a league against
hlm, which Paraguay WAS expected 10 lOiu. \ large
Brazilian squadron under the command Of Admiral
GrCniCldt, consisting OF steamers, frigaie, - /
soors Of wal, was at Nouteydeo, preparing loroper-
tons
The t. : Steamer Mississippi. Capt. Long. bear
ing The broad pelnani Of Con,modoro Morgan, had
left Naples al last dates for the East, and Was un-
doIsiood Ia De PLACED entirely al the service of Gen
eral kosuth. chould the sublime Porte be disposed
10 li5cratc him Norfolk Beacon.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...-JULYI u
Cleared.

Steamers Hermann, Crzo;ree, Bremen, MoIlsr Sand &
Rera SouIhcrneT Dickinson Charleston. SDIford Tiles
ton CO. Alatar.a, Ludlow, savannah : l. Mitchell.
EInIlre City. Wilson, Chagres. VI o Ro6rrs Aathracts
Motley, Phllldslghla y BTlSgs; Novelty B1g-,
PhIacelphi Ihomps0s; Peno5scot Seyl20uy PhiI-
delphia. NJ >;lrdf1rd-
Sap Queea Of tie Ocean BIZ. ParneH Bristol, II +
" Never.
Forks Zee tBrl, shaw. Gaze Town. &c. Nils Mcdowell
c., Ellen iBsl, heaIs, Bra-g, Qaebec, II T. R8ath :
Scr. kel-c-4lthcic, HoarSro.f, Blfavla Functe =
tel-cl e, yar.- Ana Messer, Neep0r- n-s:sr C.a..a
u Ltfu4t SeUs.'as. elmp mpSen \ Nsyarw
Eriss O. hassair Desras. GIrr.l-zr .ad N-.a,a C. Z
WhetlNrgbt, Aerrll, = Near 81 M1rys he~r.rh 8
SVE, fGYeTts D-s.cks, = los Fuacks Metncke: sco-