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The Great Libsrs~a E.assPrss..
Liberia has received into her bosom thousands OF the
eoored people OF this county.
Those thousands have an established constitution,
free government and wholesome laws.
The constitution, government. and laws extended
one hundred thousand OF The native population
Schools OF instruction, associations for Improvement,
and societies for the worship Of God. have been esab
lished, and are exerting most benehcent influence.
Commerce is foushing. agriculture is gaining ground,
and manufactures will eventually prosper
Msny OF the most precious products OF tropical cmes
are found in that land OF fertility and beauty
market for the world is opened by the establishment
OF this colony
The power Of the republic is steadily substituting the
legitimate traffic in articles OF for the atrocious
slave trade, under which humanity has bled, and the
lives OF millions OF sufferers have been wantonly sacr
feed
The press the bar the pulpit, the Legislative hall have
been erected those shores by American emgrants OF
color, many pledges of the diffusion of knowledge,
justice. and religion.
Eleven distinct settlements. at eligible points. the
largest Of which is Monrova, attest the past industry
and the promising prospects Of the enteprsng enganls
from the United States
The unexampled success Of this colony is working
great changes the minds OF the coored people of this
country, not few of whom have made incredible exer-
tons purchase their freedom and that of their
families, and by their success have fully demonstrated
the energies of their spirits and their capabilities Of effect
i've exeron
All such have richly earned the help OF the benevolent
and the liberal s
To the multitude of applications for passage to Libe-
ria, what shall say To private charity must make
our appeal donation from each citizen to the treasury
of the society will afford material aid at the present crisis
Who would not esteem it privilege to lend helping
hand TO this cause
The months Of Juae and July have by general usage
in the country been appropriated to the work Of making
collections for the American Colonization Society," whose
seat OF operations in the city of Washington All who
inclined to contribute 10 the object may send their do
nations the societys Office, Pennsylvania avenue.
hand them TO the undersigned who will call on as many
as his time will permit
J. N. DANFORTH,
..Fr d. s.M... Agent pro TEN.
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nRusTEE's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Sc.-By
deed OF dated the I'd day OF March, 5o from
Walters recorded In Liber j. A. g. No
a. oios OF Washington
Columbia shall proceed SELL the residence
the H. DIcts side Of 18th
18Th, Monday morning. June o. at 10 O'clock the following
described household furniture, viz
Marble top pier and centre tables, clock
Bronxed- end and card tables, fancy chairs
Girandoes, msnte and other ornaments
Large gilt framed pier eiasa lounge
Sets Of cashmeFet window curtsins and ornaments
Brussels and ingram paror and chamber carpets
Mahogany dining tahes, mahogany bureaus ~
High post French and uundie bedsteads
Wardrobes, wsshssands, writing desk
Beds and bedding toilet sets, looking giAases
Chandelier and solar lsmpe, window shades
.Csnc ard wood seat chars setee, hat
Rocking chairs, brass andirons, shovel and
Hall lamp stair and passage hoor-cI Ac. -, o..
Tems - cash Sa3 credit OF two and ou
months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
DYER MCGUIRE,
Jsns I'D Aucuonsev.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June S, 1881

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June 5, 1851.
THE holders of the Ave cent stock Issued under
the 10Th August 1886 redeemabie
the United States amer the 0h August 1851
hereby thar the principal u said stock together with the
,em interest will paid
the Treasury Of the United States
legal the
Of The certificates duly assigned in the usual
and that all interest said stock will
cease and determine after above date.
this stock who desire II receive
men, OF the amount 9sh
delivery of the certificates above
together with accrued interest the time Of such
uon and payment s a,,,,,~,
June6-a Secretary of the Treasury.
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ny DYRR u Nc0UIRE, Aacssoaeers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE JERSEY WAGON CART, HAIR
IL drausht farming implements garden tools, Ac
auction
hold furniture &C, via
Mahogany sofas, rockers, and psrior chairs
Cottage, cane, and wood seat chairs lounges
Walnut extension table, oak arm chairs ....
Mahogany dining, centre, and card tables
DO aad marble top sideboards IA
. do dreastne bureaus
Do and do washstAnds toilet sets
DO md painted wardrobes, candlestands
Do cherry poplar bedssads nundics
Carpets, rugs, mating, painted moor cloth
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
hre set CRATES stoves and pipe
Tin safes, refrigerator looking glasses
Gilt candeiabras with prSms
Hall, mantei, and solar lamps, gass
French IA table cutlery
White dinner &C.
Together with variety OF useful kitchen requisites
s'cLocx, NJ
One good drauQh horse cart and harness
Various gardening tools .#
Twenty five cords Of wood
Double barrel fowIns piece, revolver
Two superior rifles
Twenty two United States cavalry swords &c.
NJ r. wood consisting Of hickory, oak end ash cut and
SACKED w. about mile nom the
College, and will be sold 10 be removed the expense
Of psrchaser. XII N - uxu-
Terrs cash. rA ~. DYER Mc4uihn,
June Sd EM tH hncuoneens'
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrInoRE, June 5-5. p. m.
was not far wrong yesterday when informed you in
my letter that Baltimore would give three thousand major
ny 10 avor OF the constitution was mistaken In
saying that would be carried tho counties independent
Oh baltimore Those who drow their inerencos by ming
ing ana conversng with certain s~tsysstsd class OF poo
po opposed TO the now instrument, have been much d.
eeived but Others, who had opportunity OF knowing
somewhat oil the general disposition OF Masses
mistaken.
Baltimore has out manfuly She has shown 10
The world that chqueisms and few deInagoKuos
longer hold the sway The great spirit Of ndoncs
from sinister shackles, has arisen paramount TO all
other powers, and maniny asserted prerogaves The
puny attempts OF wouldbe leaders have been troddoa
down by the honest will Of the people. We have now
taken the grand step towards reform. and in tho spirit
of consonant with the shalt continue
advance in approach towards perfection in self
government
cannot permit the present opportunity to pass without
paving a Just tribute Governor Lowe. He came out
manfuy independent Of all personal considerations and
expressed his decidedly in favor OF tho new con
situton. Notwithstanding was apparent that inc Sdo
lion OF the constitution would take from him much OF his
official power and deprive him. had he the dsposition rom
comforting in the way oappontments to ONCE upon
his political and personal friends, YET in the true spirit Of
what believed just and patriotic he willing 70 forego
this the sake of equal rights Under such
ces. who can help admirng his course
Now since election over and the public voice has
declared so mphacay in favor of the constitution,
find that of its opposers are perfectly satisfied and
believe that ruin devastation &c are not 30 papable a.
seemed them day two ago Bank stocks and other
securities have deprecated.
There are some who talk loudly Of resorng to extreme
purpose Of collecting their dues prior TO tho
h of July day which the constitution goes Into ef
feet little sober reflection however, upon the part OF
such will teach them better. They will soon learn that
there is honesty enough left induce the adjustment OF all
Just obligations, where the ability exists to do So
You will in The papers all the returns that have yet
come to hand The majority in the State will not DO short
offs 900 to 1900 votes.
Our market remains quie-sales 800 bbs Howard street
-four at 81 rs City Mills - ST. Red wheat, % 81 cents
white 50 l04 Yellow corn 81 cents white do,
81 % Oats Al cents Rye 6S cents rrovislons
and groceries unchanged. Whiskey, % % cents per
gallon.
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TsT received Of these very heavy durable
and cheap goods 81 o. and 10 dice diaper ana dama.ss
Also OF the nannfactoey o. le4 H. l1A and 10
win found The heaviest goods Of ne HAD ever
.eer An Of German pillow And
..r linens only which be urged against All o.
The articles will be their extreme duah rners very
Dealers all kinds Of capst mating OIL cohs ss mats,
furnishing good generally one door
east Of Of Ninth street and Psnnsyvana avsnns
Junee s.rt5 40 gr wr IT ha trIst EEta.%# #Ht #
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~ A. GREEN, Auct,ooser.
CHEESE BRANDY, FISH, &C, AT AUCTION.-On Saturday
instant Of whom may
my Of 9th and 10 O'Clock
D.
~ boxss Of prime cheese
rs casks brandy e. J. Dupty, fourth proof)
~ barrels hsh, in good order
Sale positive. A. GREEN, Aseuoneer
6--2
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We understand that the Geographical Society OF Paris
has conferred diploma Col Albert: chief OF the Uni
ted States typographical engineers This is well-de
served compliment only 10 Col Albert but to the dis
ngushed corps Of which he s the head. and is, per-
haps none the less acceptable because it is an honor
rarely conferred-Repubiie.
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TREASURY DarARTaErT, Jane 9, 1851.
cEALED proposals. received unsil the
July for supplying this department with 800 cords Of hickory
and 100 cords Of wood The whole
be OF the bss, quality corded
the Treasury yard Of the bddenot less than so
cords whole quantity
The bids TO be directed 20 the Department. and
endorsed "Proposais for rood"
June S-eodrl5
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rrRCrs.--NJessrs ROBINSON ELDRED propieors OF the
Southern method rendering
citizens Of Washington for the ber patron
arc that they visit here
make convenient 10 attend
night will grand performance Friday afternoon Doors
open q AZ, performance 10 commence at O'Clock.
Jun
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establishment recently enlarged and improved,
now op~n reception The benefits
sultns bathing the breeze becoming
hpoUn and healthy
this doe through the entire summer and fall
months. bilious entirely unknown.
bc drnkps sptings
npe band engaged for The hotel
compIete ecisn
been procured will be spared render all
the whole
The Norfolk Richmond, Washington, and Balt
more iandpa passengers daily
:.
June 6-1swsw JAS. II. BIRCH, Proprietor
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On instant by the Rev Nj HoDaEs Mr. METCALF,
Miss JULETTA M daughter Of the late VIM
oaHr MAssoLErT, of this place.
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FLOOR OIL CLOTKan AND LIFT CARPETISas.- just
supply of floor oil cloths In entirely designs
room pasaase, according diagram
Also @ supply OF list and carpens all Of which will be
sold low. .al n sff ..-.
June 6--3seod CLA8ETT DoDsoN'
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II is ex President Herrera OF Mexico, and not Pa
rsdss whose death il reported by the latest arrival from
Vera Cruz Ut ca ..Irt
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The Hon. s. W. Inge declines 10 be again candidate
| in the fourth congressional district OF Alabama.
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A LLENDALE QUILTB.-Just received the Of the
supply article which will be
found little larger than those have hitherto had.
CLA0ETT 4 DODSON.
June 6-3teof
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TELEGRApmo REPORTS FOR THE UNION

The Psnnsyvania Democratic Conosntio~.
READING, (Pa } June s.
The democratic State convention organized permanently
by the election Of Judge Giss of Elk county, presi-
dent with a number of presidents and secretaries.
Hon VIM Bigler of Clearfeld county, nominated
governor by reclamation Five Intellectual ballots had
been had for canal commissioner Mr.. Bgler arrived In
town, and was enthusiastically received.
Later Intelligence
READING, (Pa.,) June 5-8, p. m.
The democratic State convention sitting in this
place. nominated, with great unanimity Seth Clover of
Clarion couny their candidate Tor canal commissioned
HARTFORD, (Ct) June ga, p. m.
The legislature has elected Abah Catin (whig)
missioner of the general school fund.
CONCORD, IN. H.,) June s.
Dinsnore (democra to-day elected governor of tho
State by the legislature.
BosToN, June So, p. m
Judge Spragre charged tho jury in the TO-
day. fully sustained the constitutonaty OF the fugitive
slave law and legality Of the slave Shadrach's
The have agreed 1t Is Understood there are
the conviction OF the and two tor their
10. morrow when it thoughts verdict will be rendered
General Wool left this city this morning for Troy, Now
York.
MMLEpGEvILLE, (Ga.,) Juno 3.
The Union convention to- day unanimously nominated
Hon Howell Cobb for governor and affirmed the rosolu-
tions OF the Georgia convention of December last.
NEW YoRx, Juno b-2 p.
Cotton to-day has suffered decline half Ono
thousand bales Sold Our markets generally arc frm
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The Secretary OF State returned to Washington on
Tuesday evening from his excursion 10 the North
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By DYER Il MCGUIRE, Aaction.srs.

A SNAIL FARM AT AUCTION.-On Monday evening, June
O'Clock, shall SELL auction rooms, small arm
containing % improvement, Wash
nEton county, OF H. King ESQ., and adjoining
grounds belonging Georgetown Coegehney located for
land,
cpally hickory The Improvements consist Of small frame
building first floor and abovs
peach and cherry whole enclosed BY
good post Of through
The middle farm.
securing pleasant location for country
garden the city would do well 10
tend the sale.
Terms one third cash and year, for
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Nsy2S-d
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The Union convention day unanimously nominated
Hon Howell Cobb for governor and Ieafrned the resolu-
ons OF the Georgia convention of December last.
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NEW YORK, Juno %, p. M
Cotton to-day has suffered decline Of half Ono
bales Sold Our markets generally arc firm
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TIME subscription list o American Art linton"
open Taylor Mauy's Bookstore The gallery ofpsntinss
York. desirable subscrptio
delay the Monthly Bulletin from
number Bulletin
engaving interesting criticisms and
is itself well worth the price Of subscription.
June TAYLOR = MAUkY.
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And have these thinssa few acts and declarations out
OF thousandsno meaning Are they to be supposed TO
have no effect
The whis party at election times are loud in espousng
oil abolition doctrines They promptly and wholly aban,
don them after succeeding 10 power Does the Journal
suppose such hypocrisy in itself and party will prejudice
free soiers against those doctrines The wings them
selves throughout, the whole North have spent, short
intervals the last twelve years in giving encouragement
to the embrace and spread Of aboitionsm. They now
abandon il and do they suppose their former disciples
are dishonest a themselves Why does the Journal
blame the free soers for their opinions when the wings
themselves have done most 10 propagate them and nfame
the passions Of those who entertain them If free soers
gandism Of your Wsbsers Filmores Wades. Gfiswods,
whose whole aim has been to strengthen and
turn TO their own account this same "abolitionism
No party the North, elsewhere has ever done no
which the Journal now Rercely denounces. Yet they
sfLt have their ranks who profess to entertain
every whit and extent OF the fanaticsm thus oetn
csAd II anything in the shape OF human hypocnsy-if
the sworn avowal OF popular sentiment to-day and lis
Reputation to-morowf profession Of the radical con-
victon OF certain tenet great truth OF WISE numane
and constitutional government before an election, and
then instant and extreme effort to cover that tenet with
popular scornf all this heartless insncerity OF Lead
ing party 10 calculated to weaken public confidence IN
public men such abuse of popular support. and the
prostitution of power obtained thereby the prejudice OF
the hoaxed all thss calculated 10 bring about discon-
tent and ultimate disunion. then have the whg party
shown themselves the prime authors and 6ni1hs Of the
cursed All the hyCocrtcal antsiavsrysm Of whgxsry
for one day. and al pro- slaverysm for another cannot
Disguise the guilt OF the wing party in the perpeation OF
svery grand political fraud which has rendered impatient
in allowing that class North South TO exist in such mum
bers and Of such character as asserted and
epored by such humbug scribbles ~ the editor OF the
Ohio State Journal
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JNO. M. McCAL1AA

practice Supreme Court, and the various
claims before
aress and depHrtmenu. 22-eoduM
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rest young Sam. or Why Thompson vent did not know
he there till In him on the ground did 20
up stairs; STAGED down In thu basement did not hear
smith asked for his suthorty Baker with Witness
NO ons that witness knew Of stayed outside the house
they carried great deal Of property in the
- Tar Heh Gate ferry; there papers With
diamonds in them open in the carriage in which rhomp
went
The Court thought this Irrelevant.
Mr. Clark aid IL went Ia show the character OF tho
whole plan their object there a robbery They shut
nicating with any and then piundcred his house
1t was y conspiracy to ruin him.
Witness continucd-Several articles Of family plate
forks aud spoons, &c, taken went into the out
house by Sm iths direction did not remember how he
got in they left bottle there did not remember any
had received = cent for his services; Wilkes,
Donncgan, and Smith the that up stairs.
Re-exsmined.-Thvy followed Drury together Witness
few steps ahead they close together when they
made up their minds to arrest him lie made move
nj. but went straight ahead There might be such
made III, determine arresting him They had seized
him and walked eight nine. il might be twenty
PAGES. when the money fell.
Dct ndant counsel proposed to ask this witness whe
Their he had not heard Wilkes admit that this charge
under plot anchor thrown to wndward and only
subsidiary the first j. and To show that he had after
wards 20 written in his paper the Police Gazette.
The Court at once pronounced the offer nadmissibie
Before separating. the Judge had to remark he had
received communication, stating that of the jurors
had expressed opinion to of the witnesses lie
would in violation OF what the had before
said but il violation 81 duty to prejudice thu
ly uttcrng any expressions Of their listening to
the conversations OF Others. ....
The court then adjourned till this day Thursday at
quarter past 10 O'Clock A NJ.
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IPrR SrgAxs,up AsIA.1
AmcAsrr March yi-Arr Isis, Drks NorleaAs and Gi-
AnInoss.s. April SID Indus, Eishan. Boston. O.,
7t5, Amstei, oniashand, NYorE. NS'' ''
BoRDsAuS, April 4-Sld from Royan. Paquebot Garonne,
Lscemb San Franeiseo Henrett. cotee do 5th George
BRrssRHAvrs. April SID Emma Eazsrd, Nyork; &C.
res onsr S9ssass
'iii sden aa op aae
phia; c George Thols 7h, Albert, Rsohi, Bat
5sii'Hs TsSar:sT Srori
casN CLnAR, April 5.,Arr of, Fanny, CuIran. from
C1Rn,S April e"Arr Mount Washington, -.
Cy'nAy,s April 6-sld Enterprise Brown Nfork; 9TH,
Doyrs. March 2aoa Beaehy Head sw brig Juno, Flo
Dr.l April Arr zenobs. Irun.wck. London, and sid
for rLisdsIphia lc,h yshp Henry Aessgdss NYork
GoInEsnrhe, AIril s1Arr skoSman, stehl. Norsans;
&C e.l~s s3s iiJs1 Nicholson Davidson Boston
Ag HTr se srrls s p SfSr Mary Norris
PT9tssg hYSIE; gh, piamgad Mann Dalt N,,
Snsop csrsa and United states sth Prince Blsn
nIyorr, April 7-sld Malyina, Dershus NYOrs; Ever
H.MEvRe April SID Daniel Ross Ke'eis' Valparaiso
mySs April 5rassea through The Pentand Firth, bark
81 bis SoSn S for 81 anu
k,N,At,, AIr 7-Arr Oh, Lady Franklin, fe"ton from
Kiinrsn Arril SID Souvenir, jenkins from Limerick
10Th, Florida Mile Savannah.
Enid for dg 9TH JAS Calder Pettes and ssmose Tucker
lsh Nyork; Isaac ehb Croprcr, Do; Trumbu smith do
Amdas Hughes do; Europe. Harris, Phila !epha; 10Th
Parliament Brown, Boston; kimball. Cox. Mobile.
cid cot sth Bee. Crawford Wilmington, NC 9TH sarah
Louisa, mcclellan, NOreans; Annapolis Graham, Halu-
10Th, lions Hope, Conner Nior Kitty Cordes Han
SID Tth Lady Hobart Rogers Staten Island h Star Of
the West ioNter Niork Nth Chas Chaloner Thomnson,
NOrcans; Fairfield. Loycland Work. sunbeam, Putnam,
Boston; Joseph Badger skolteld and Australia PICKERING
Derby sapve Portland sarah Louisa, Mcclellan, NOT
leans Louis do; Lord ri terdae, watkins san franc.e";
Saxon Crosby, NOrcans; Gen Parkhl, Mkown CHARLES
ton; scotland Hawkins, Mobiles Ben Lomond' Aedrum'
LoSnoS Arrii sCd out John Henry. Alexander, WORK;
Jarltn, Larson Shields End Boston; 18th, Lydia Henry
Miller L0ndo ndsrry and Philadelphia.
LoNroNuTRRY, April 5-Arr Mary Dale Lelsr Philadel-
IiNrTics April SID Triumph. Dudley, and Souvenir.
NAi.sA March 2s-sld luna. Jarvis NYork.
MsRsrfLIrs ATrii 5-sid AEoG Chapman, and Curonia,
Brose NYork Ldg 9TH, Frederick Peterson tNor Holm,
Tor SYgrk. ,,,
for Portland futh, Stadacona. Ws Portsmouth for
Mobile: Leyant Jones Sligo TOR City Point W.; Muscongas
kileran Havrc Tor Baltimore TIA Vh. Elisa Jenkins,
Price (also reported I'D 10Th for City
Point. NsC Robertson James, baltimore. . -.
QvrrrsTowN, April TArr "a, Robert Kelly, from Nl"rk
for Liverpool. SID sth. Raiah, Jones, Nh9rk. -.
RorrIRDaN, April std Beraardus, Engelsman Balti-
scrrrwaLn, April Carr o. John. Bell, from Stockton
smrlls April io-Entl out Magma chara. Driver, Ha-
Tssist ktr.i s-sli Toronto. Stowell. Nyork.
WsrsRyonn, April SID from Passage Alert, Brennan
NlCrA.
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mARITImE ENC nc
Moxsmenss OF the Ocean steamers.
Pert or New York, April a..


s.esnersscptherner. pickiuson, Charleston sroord,
T.sten ~. Iieorars. Wilson, Gelves,n If0nsidcs,
s,-str pb,la delrkia; Vulcan, Hand, DO.
shpsAmerie-u Esgle frktD peane, London, 9risw0d;
President Cumrnrs Liverpool Ogden' star Republic.
Jauss,r, GAiYcston, UUfeyk Murray. ~ :.
ha,ky- ~rry Ann Peters iBrl Brown, Bristol N \ W
Never. Hrrna BAXTER, Cape fowr, Croker \ warreni
Rtssis william, yern cruy Hargous Bros; fgr. Setback,
Kingston il, schmidt Balehen hanawha, Higgins, CT
Wyes-w olssst tPrrl Peters, Hamlure Schmidt Bal
chs n: an John, Efanscunh ssgra, Ncsnth SOM Lin
cn llu Trnidsd de Cuba, dos Hailc0 Uouthack Carde
ma. X 4 Read Afrsm, stevens, tnrat0a; Rose lBr),
Dovie Port Prince. OK Whecivreht Carilbee, Crab
irce New Orleans, Fofter Niokerson; Catherine, Ham
n.rd ysrmeuth Ms, y n braine.
SeIrsI, iviara tnoil Maroyieh. B.iyar city, Moller
serds Ricrs; Attons, Lcls, srmtctlaRd, ~, Mnne