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SPEECH OF L. D. CAMPBELL,
In REPLY TO Dr.. OLDS.

In REPLY TO DIR. OLDS.
DR.. OIds made very dshonorabe and un.
I lgen.lemauly attack upon Mr.. COrwin, in the
House Of Representatives, charging him with
all sorts Of frauds upon The public treasury, in
reply 10 which The Hon. L. D. Campbell made
powerful speech from which we make the
following extracts: IIle. aatu#nsa
Mr.. CHAIRMAN: The connection of Mr. Cor.
win with the Gardener claim is theme upon
which my colleague loves 10 dwell. He pre-.
sumes there is something in that from which he
may manufacture vote in his neXt Congress.
sionaI election. Two or three months ago he
alluded 10 il in speech, when. deGanded 10
know whether he meant 10 nsiuuaIe that the
connection of Mr.. Curwin with that claim was
in any way dIshones. or disreputable. Ills re-
DIV was, ina! be did not so MISUNDERSTANDING
upon my mind u satisfactory impressions; but
upon The minds of other members. as since
learu, The idea that, instead Of iDsinuaIing, he
made the direct charge. s. s..s.
Time passed on, aud was 10th to drag the
matter again before the House. few weeks
since i'll health drove the Secretary to visit
10 his home ia 0nio. Hs had been absent but
a few hours from The city before my colleague,
pursuing hun as il werS with The spirit OF the
hyena, presented resolution asking commit.
lee Of Investigation, prelaced win string Of
preambes setting forth what rumor (which, !
presume, he had himself created in pad) said
upon The subject. The honorable gentleman
from Georg,a Nc. Tsaanbs objected to It's in.
PRODUCTION, on the gtouad 'naI no man should
De put upon his trial upon mere rumor. Thai
preambIe beIrays desire on the Pars Of my
Colleague 10 involve me in controversy with
him: for he sets out that |, the "Immedla'e rep
resen.allve" of M. Corwir, have tailed 20 call
Cor inves,igation. Hltis-eonwoVersy with me
thar my colleague has been seeking, iIcan say
to HIM that he eau have tto his heaHs cou.
tent. Il called for no Investigation because
:puad no responsible ipdorsef Of the charge.
Aud here lei me say. that II The calumny was
10 circulate oniy whefs my coIsagus Is persons
| In = knowD, or whate NJ COswln Is personally ,
rafniQ5 19hlpEe ai tdsmssa "A
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Horse. .SHOElNG. - MANY horses are injured by
careIessDess or improper management in shoe.
ing. 70 learn how 10 fIa shoe accurately Iu
the horses foot so thatit shall properly protect
the foot. and at The same time avoid Ihe liabiIi.
IIy TO injure IT. is no mean acquisition. The
smith, TO conduci his business properly, should
have an accurate knowledge Of the anatomy,
physiology and pathology of The horses foot,
aud then he will perform The operation OF shoe.
ing not merely as though he were mailing a
piece Of iron TO a block OF wood, bur with all
Ihe care and nicely which The living structure
requires We have some skil(ull smiths, who
have knowledge and judgment enough, so ina!
our horses may be safely committed to them
whenever they require shoeing but more such
men are needed. Some hints on this subject,
from those who have the knowledge and expe-
rence, would doubtless be acceptable aud use.
fuI 10 our readers. pa. as 81 rsa
Henry (iriswoId, Of Pennington. Conn, who
for twenty years has followed the business OF
shoeing and larriery, makes the following re-
marks on this subject, which we copy from The
Boston Cullivdtor: a HH'.a-. ,t.sa ssef
"T'he feet Of horses differ 81 much, thatit re.
IQuH0c ROOu JuuSihCuNS uuu
edge Of their anatomical structure, 10 shoe each
horse in msnner best calculated to promote
the intentions Of nature. Smiths generally pare
the heel too much. or rather, do not pare the
toe enough; The reason is that il is so much
harder TO cut When the horse stands upon the
foot, the heel is so much lower than it should
be, that the cords OF the leg ure strained; so,
alter nights rest, the legs are slif aud sore.
and The horse moves very aWkwardy. This
sometimes is aaribu,ed TO founder, when in re,
ali.y Is is.caused by nothing bur bad shoeing.
Frequently Iheaoo is burnt off, Thisls also
injurious, for so far as he heat peheTates,S the
Elle Of the hoof, aud the only meIIer which
gives toughness. arc destroyed. andthe hoof be-
comes brittle; aud liable to crack. Care
should bs taken to see Ihat shs points of the
aails are free from de(ecis, for sometimes, after
The nail has entered the haof, il splits, and .
part peae.rassS she quick, causiog iameness. p
illfniRb FaFnzgr. aEh ,YsAaJlH9 oNA K3&qH =
j. sagU11 taaas sscg gus yz1zAR a zvlsi
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The West Indies.

We extract the following from N. P. Willis
letter from the Island Of 81. Thomas, one OF
The West Indies ..... ...
The women do oil the monotonous and hard
labor in this climate. the negroes are even the
chambermaids, as we'll as the boalmeC, drivers,
and ,ide.waters; bu. the negresses bear the
heavy burdens OUT Of doors. They unload
coal vessels by troop of women, who carry
baskets of incredible weight Of two hundred
pounds, upon their heads, The men only lifting
their baskets from them, and working the wind
lass which hoists The lading from The hold. AS
we approached Louisen.ho the road was un-
dergoing some repairs, and the stone which was
aiken loose from The soil, was TO be used IN a
", II some tiliy feet above. Two men were
oveyse, i6a lhe iDb-one who seemed TO be the
oath master. and stood looking on, and ano'her'
who directed The leading Of The heads OF seven
nepresses, with fragments of rock and then
walked beforelhem in SOW procession 70 inc
place of deposit. The poor, SpfHioo'eo gIris-
straight as arrows, and as deliberanYe as priest
esses in their gail-were submisslVely PS''e''
and grave and thought, as looked at 'he'n
from liue distance, that you would have TO ex'
nlain, 10 new Visilan, to this plannet, that they
weys no, nobler, in their employment aud de.
neonor. ,han The merchants walking hurrledly
and ungracefuly aboGt the marke''Place oe'ow'
No man lies down undeI tree IN this cII'
mate. The ants, lizards, toads, aid snakes are
in previous possession. On almost every tree
one sees an ant. house, az big as ha|t'bushel
baskeI; and the lizards. accustomed to be well
treated by man, coolIy and drlibera'ely walk oti
from any branch you may direct your hand to-
but show no haste or apprehension OF violence.
The counsel told US there was kind OF lizard
however, Of which The natives are very much
aGaid. LIS first impulse, when surprised, Is 10
spring TO the human hand, and fasIen US 'ee1h
and claws into the flesh and in proportion as
this vampire is resisted or terrified. it deePens
its hold. never looslng its clutch 1l il IS cut 10
pieces. OF this awkward customer wei ionu.
naIely, saw no specimen. T .Essss4g
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GEN. Buffers OPlNloN OF GGN. Scorr.-
Gen. W. o. Butler, Of Kentucky, ata recent
Democratic ratification meeting at CarroIon,
10 thai STATE, Spoke as follows OF Gen. Scott;
"Genera Scou is known TO the nation, aud
to the world; and as it is not my province to
paint Wing portraits, | would BE- content TO ex-
anime his position before the world without
saying anything Of hun personally, but for The
Known position he relatively occupied in the
city of Mexico, and for the purpose of saying
publicly, though delicate and embarrassing, he
acquitted himselfin such manner as 10 win
my esteem and admiration,
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Ssbseribers. ho % not give ssgrsa sy,os =
the eoaiIary, are considered glsalng ~ oOstinsu
their slhacrptiuus.
? !. subscubsTs order the dlseoariuunoe 81
their fapsrs. tie Publisher nrsy coatibuue 70 sea1
Item uatl al trresfac-r are paid
e. u Ff-scnbets HrrlcCt 90 teiase 70 take thtlf
PaPeri run tie oilse oWaUh ih,y ere sent, they
are he'd r'sPoEs be tih they hsse settled their
bills, sbd oil red ikrif paper discontinued.
II st5scrhcrs remove g. other places ~iiho
notifying tie rublslsr. SUI tie papeI is not seB.
% iJFlas' d ociiOHi thry ars held respous.ll-.
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Messrs Marion and Co., Of 55 Ragen, S, ,
London. have recently brought before the pub.
lie small instrument for the purpose Of cuning
and sharpening Pencils, the price of which is We.
ry trivial. Al the first glimpse one might lan-
cy it to be pOn Of the apparatus Of screw
propeller, bnI let The pencil be once inserted,
and gently twisted according 10 rule, and all idea
of its complication vanishes-one Of the finest
poinls thai ever graiiied the eye Of an artist be.
iDg produced with magical speed
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vulsi'e mO'I0u, and, le;.iug it sudIeuly fall, be
cried
Dead. dead, OF hunger. cold, and siaryaiion!'
Aad this lady was Mary Of Medicis. wife OF
Henry w., Qaeen RegpnI Of France. mother
Of Louis Kill, Of Isabella Queen Of Spain, of
Henrietta Queen Of England, Of Christina
Duchess Of Savoy, Of GasIon Duke oe Orleans
dead Of hunger, cold. and misery; and yet
Louis Kill, the cowardly tool Of Riehelieu.
bis mothers murderer, is sill called The Just.
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Penalty OF BaINs FATHER. When Chi
nese lady is blessed with an increase to her
family, from the moment Of her accouchment
Ihe unhappy husband is put to bed also, and
there detained for forty days, and during this
delightful penance he is subjected to all the rig.
orous treatment of his better half. Should
medicine be administered 10 her, he must par.
take of il also, and he is strictly confined to
the same diet that she is obliged TO undergo.
which consists on an average Of about 'him.
Bile full of cream Of rice, administered every
three hours, 10 say nothing Of the pill al bed
time to prevent indigestion. sr u
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A Pierce orator in Michigan was rather both.
cred by The rudeness Of some Wings present,
who asked him 10 tell something about Gen.
Pierre and his battles, st last he replied;
You want me TO tell you something about
Gen. Pierce Tor Purse, as he called ny and
his battles do youl Well my friends they say
he Tough. somewhere once, and guess he did
bu, 10 .eI you anything petikHiar about his
fighting rs just what can't do! don't know
nuIhin' about nl' n.... g..
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Mr.. CAMBELL. Not at all. The honorabIs
general gentleman from Pennsyvana only
shows that he has NOT examined The documents
in This case, and is therefore not "pos'ed up"
DISHONESTY OF DEMocRATs WHEN IN POWER.
Ii is my purpose, sir, 10 expose the gross VioS
la,ions of ollical duty. and wholesale pecdla.
lions upon Ihe public Treasury whe0 they were
The chosen senIiEels 20 guard and defend it,
"By their fruits shall ye know Ihen.' pro-
pose, for few minutes, 70 "carry the war into
AirieaP As my colleague is prone to invesIi-
gate an,iqualed issues, aud obsolete IDEAS in
the hope of drawing party capital from Them
| will be excused for refreshing The memories
Of gentlemen upon the subject Of past Democrat.
ic dclalcalions. lhaye risen, sir, 10 cast no as.
rersions npon The intgrIy Of The leaders ofthe
Democratic party Nhich are not justified by
authentic documents | come NOT with tsgue
and Idle rumors, but | hold in my hand, ane
will read FROM. the records OF Congress. If
anv gentleman questions the correctness Of
what real, desire him TO make it known.
This. sir, is the second volume of the reports
Of The third session Of The Twenty. fifth. Con.
gress. Il exposes more glariDg corruption, and
more barelaced frauds upon The rights Of The
people. during few years OF Democratic reign,
ihan are 10 be lound in The annas OF Ihe Gov
ernment. i cannot go into them in deIaii; bus
call the. attention Of the House and the country
TO one specimen of The kind Of practical IRE.
form these democratic leaders who promise 20
much row, gave os then. From ibis, an honess
people may Judge what they may expeet from
them 10 future, sis the case bsieepn .Mefsn.
|
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Pnssengers smiled.

In sfoaEflip Cambria from for Liropoo-Ms Rufh
ren Kesrmap Francis o. Watf-, Robert Nste0n, A. 7.
Hall Rev r. Wat~son, AniW. sssov, and EdNA Haoch, q
Bosnn J. W gardner 81 shehurne, Mas Cyrus Bad~n o
Marchesfer Grant and Dr. Grant, Of = Johnouy. Vi
w Hill Of ;. Abrabams, % Nr~ YORK C1irie,
kennedy Detroit; Nun, Of Orleans Ms D7ney,
Mr.. J. Anderson, Mi-- Aod-r-on John Mccall Col DynsJ,
Dynay and servant Of Mouta james hchaster and Jane.
Stevenson Capt II. spcer. Of Bntsh ARMY DAVID
Law Of Canada Underwood and wife p Ruhre r. Perez Dc
Ia Comess, and Jo-a CoeIs OF Havana to " -
De Agune Francis d. Aglrre and wife AMI jose X
de Aqueche OF Cuba j. 6enebrs j. " Pertonna j. Llxoaf
and Mr. Andrev 81 Domingo; Charles DolerouH Of Hsyui
Newell infant and Arthur HeruuG Of EusAnd leci'fd
Reeves Of Iceland Escoh-r, Of Pans Mr. Lo-sa- Of hsnce'
Puby ~ Hutchinson, Carlos Bsrow LORD Charles hefeyi
and Christopher Nsedhan, residence not gwen S.
Hahfdr-Mrs Pryor Of Cambridge. Mfs 1oFe o Sna4n
matt C. Hichborn and j. p. Baod, Of HALIFAX J. NJ Ee-
Of Montreal; Quebec Franc river fsnt
james Kitchen. Of Fcou Thomas Marshall OF Prne EarAa
Leland. Total c. =, .
In ,lig Racer for San FraneoMrs. HaeJ and servant;
Me.srs Walker Faon ami family Bates and lady, CfomsJ
Mrs Crotnle, Buckley, Miss Buckles slte and
daughter Bridget CLARKE Andrew Cake. JOAN Lynch Peter
Clarke Perrne and fends Carroll, Thomas Armst'ons
Edward CLARKE H. Yandon, Merger, jos Weoer John F.ae
James DOYLE Delemend Fisher. Thomas Doyle w = kirsl
and nant Nicholas KerneT James Keith, NJ n Carson '"
H. Baudon smyth John b. kavanah, w. Conshn fs,er
Lyrhsm Geo Gibson Beck. George Pam. Cornelius nc
Grotty Andrew Wakner, hArhnyie G. Garn5h, NJ Bonnst
G. l. Merth Lanon G. Genaize, Genaze, O. A DE or'an
Hicoh. Grandeuzie, P. De Remadr, VI Gayoh A. Chade
g. Chude Code C. CARROLL, NJ Chude, G. GarrJol O. At
tn-Ii A. Quanchm, Ronett G. Penguin p aArtnei, g. Mar
1ipelL
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shin y-r .rr At New BEDFORD sth has24 bb - from ban Yer
nn 81 y b. spoke Dee IS, at &C ship Mercury, Wet y
B. 10 ant sav her boiling Jan y jan - raiasYI Noo
Ns no ID Al Csros, FEB IT, henon Little " B. ~ -
and "a the Afciic o. sd from Iaclhuano Marn H.
Amsron D. sssti and T. Haven 90 Oregon Wnp@nny
a. so sp cruise l7t Faukhn Bs0n, Warren, 81 - .f
hone LYDIA Worth r Il sp Arctc o. Rebecca Carroll
Lous Nant 40 - Let az T. Aarrh L. Harvest Tee
NaH lor home CataW5a, swan do, go - io Pa
che Hore B. sp do susan HONiant, d. 20 -, 20
crusc Ocean swan sp DO; Harbnger, Cornell West
port eeu, HOPE, Gdofd, ~ ~ dol B~ni, DEXTER
90 co. % do C0uneI HoEani, 30 400 sp d.; John A. ob5
WmPenuy n. sp do spo. Mama =, Hasao. bsarrE
TutCn fsh, y p, 30 Eio reported sins
I'd Or lone as!s Prercas ADDISON Lawrence n B. lS 'P
about sane TINE, VIM scoii LONDON s0sp
eer from Capt Rule OF clip Sharon, Of FarEaven, feporS
hera Tacahasno Apni II, S 100 bb = OF on ooid ent
home 200 al w-to sal day and expected 70
Be afhoIl- in September
letter pr Ct Cor Of ship MaTnoha Of New BEDFORD reports
her Oaa Apr 2 -, - 10 black hsn o "O@1
shy none the onnef per Eliza thornton, Of y D. "a,
letter from Capt Burgess n ship Robert kdNtrus % - D.
ford rso her Taahaaao APniI7 with go e9 s9 oA-feAJ
70 I'll. bound a cruise. ,vpse Il ,..-.
her AZ P.ita May o SINCE sasns IAcaA sn
on canso Agn 90 .hip cba Carroll Long, O5o 2, and 20
humpt1ck Oregon, Of n 10 sp AihSNaH5 A1ss' Hi '
l.. 81; Heary, Coleman DO. 20 -
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Grpresses.


WELLS. FARGO Il COMPANY'S
w CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
AJolNT STOCK COMPANY. CAPITAL sSOase
Oftce, NO 10 Wal g., New-fogk
DIRECTORS
henry Wells Wm- q. Furo
John ston Livingston, james McKav
Elijah p. Williams Alpheaa Rsyaohss
Edwin B, Morgan, Alex N. C. Smith
Henry D. RICE
EDWIN h. MORGAN President
y2MEs MCKAY, Secretary.
THIS Company having completed lis organ sboes
u DOW resdy 20 undertake general Express Folwsrdcx
Agency and Commission Business the purchase <ss 81
Godous Bullion and Bills OF Exch ange the payment ard
collection Of Notes Bills and Accounts the Of
God-dust Bulon and Spece-elso Paekagea Pacel- aud
reighs Of 81 descriptions IN mi between the City n New.
York and the City Of San FraEcco and the principal ctee
and towns IN CALIFORNIA; connecting al New.lork with che
hines Of the American Express Company the Hamdsn En-
press Pullen Virgil Co.'S Northern and Canada Expxs
and Livingston, Wells Co.'S European Express
They have established Offices add faithful Agents "A nj
the principal cites and throughout the EssseI Md
die sud Western Sates and California energetic to-
ul Mess ugers furnished with iron chests for the 81
treasure and other valuable packages accompanying esch
Express upon all their Inca well in California q IN the
Atlantic States
SAMUEL P. CARTER, for many years connected wish
the American Express Company, and r w WASHBuRN,
late OF the Bank OF Syracuse, have been appointed pacpA
Agents in California
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Markets. E. CAREFULLY RrpOnrrDrOR TIE TRrBus.

Markets. .... CAREFULLY REPoRTEDFoR THE TRIBUNE
THURSDAY, June le
ASHES-The market is unsettled and is Sales Of
50 bbs al $475dS4 S for Pots and s. S for Pearls
The receipts In excess Of the demand
COTTON-The market is fTmer TO day; the demand Is
fair. Sa Of 1900 bales
FLOUR AND MEAL-We notice greater hrmuess and
more activity in the low and medium grades OF State and
esten Flour there doing for and the home
The better grades Of Ohio particularly active at
rather higher prices The hmness IN eighIs restricts the
business for export Canadian n firm but not active, sales
ofToo bts 81 i2 delivered board The sales of De-
nestle reach 1880 at - l2 for State, part delivered;
$4l9l S for mixed fancy Michigan aud IndAaA snd
SfSid$4 3 for Ohio aud iayorte Stxte. Southern
Flour II sgan better so.d request trade aud
The Wssi iadies safes Of 400 bbs at 81 3tl56 foi
common good brands and 81 1895 so for fancy Rye
Flour Is quiet s. lsi and ,Pstty; Corn Meal peay
with fair inquiry; sales OF 80 bbs Jersey al " 2t - 8i
BIandywne Is firm al s. 70 Sfoat.
GRAIN Holders OF Wheat are very firm. The receipts
limited and the demand Is good for milling well ~ for
export The hrmness IN reghts estcs the shipping densn
The sales 100 bush prime white Michigan at lO2. and
60OO bush inferior Canadian from store az tre 9c
Genesee held firmly 81 l2dsl Is. Rye Is not plenty,
and quiet 76c Oats IN good demand and bioyant
al asa 44c State Corn without much change the
ply OF unsound large but not Of the poorest kind Prime
inquiry is less active sales OF A bush at S. eco f uG-
sound 81 a62e. Tor low high mixed Western 65s Tor
wHlSkY-The market is well supplied and is rather
heavy Sales OF 400 bbs 2c for Ohio and p dsc for
Prison DTudse IS steady Sales At 50 hhds. al Sl.c
PRONlSONS-Ou OR market Is more active, and is buoy
ant Pork The receipts not 80 large aud holders
very firm The sales ace bos At sS@sis % for Ness
ard SIG ~ dtl6 . Tor Prime Prime Mess is nna at
SIS; Clear Is held firmly at $40 &C. Beefs in good demand
and Prime again better. The receipts air Sales Of
500 bbs al so 1884 for Mess and S. 50dS7 IS for
Prime. Prime Mess nominal $l9Qs20 and Is scarce
Beet Hams demSnd 81 SIS seas SIC Dry sailed Sides
are in better demand at 81 G9c Cut Meats are held more
fair request Sales OF 500 bos and tercesa u Oc Kegs
are da bot firm 81 Qlllc Butter comes wrwara freely
ard prices favor the buyer Sales OF Ohio AZ iSQ6c West
era New Yorl AZ 4GIsc, and Orange County at isG2Oc
Cheese Is selling steadily 81 e1'3e'
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Ngw-ORLEGSs June 4 iai2-The arrival Of sne Gan z.
r market and to-day there was saeeided inap'ose-
ent n Iu,iness The sales foot mp ap0 bales m1s, On
English account AZ stead, Ad in prices oilI Hiio'H1
On oIc Mjdding Fair iot ale. ,
NEw-OKLEAss, June 1-Corros sales day, goo eSes
., am mice. Tor th- letter trades: fair quoted AZ al! 1
B.cor Il advancing with large sales a. &c The Amens
received after business hours this afternoon Sc
and MoLsssEs have exhibited ehsnse for two weeks
nast MISS PoKK 81 75dsls, with light stock SrrRL-
INC FTcHAgcE 9lGl0 q cent. premium
ALBASY June 10 ls52-Rec.i pts r the past p hours
FLoUR COO bbs; WHEAT 5000 nus CoRS Ae0 bus
FLoUE 10 dull an inactive. WHEAT, 60 bus. GeOesee
olS AZ Il4c OATS sell Sc In CORS the business has
D. en- IS bus At IS fo- unSouod aud 57G53 for
sry 70 good Western mixed WgIsEY-Ohio Is al col An1
Prison 2lc
bbs BAcos sides sold at 9!c. 500 bbs Mess PoEg S7
The strck Is very light
Our Cts continues healthy
CHAR sToS June 9-CoTToS-Sales to-day 1000 bales
ts4dl04c Prices somewhat sitter, although quota
tops not altered
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK..."....June 10


steambip-Cty Of Richmond MITCHELL Norfolk Mailer lord
smp-Eueenia, (Pruss) Jacman ST. John, n b., schmdi
Balcher. -
Barks-scoand Percy, Havana, kesrih sons Europa De
Wort Havana Punch Mencke samson, MURDOCH Dahouse
Aynar Co Cyaue Love and Richmond c. H. Person. Mar
Anna Billings New Orleans J. W. Eiwell A. Co
Bnss-Chesspeake, Davdon, Windsor y 3 MASTER Horse
Greeley Chase Brett Nose Co Zero, BE- oh
bn Richbucto Barclay Lryng-toni Lotea Bentley
Knees Co sarah Een York St johns r. r. Ne NTH Sons
Angola Overlook, Daen. Nesmh sons Emma Frances Bar
lett Mourt Desert Kesmh Dido. Small, Philadelphia h.
d. Brookman Mara Dcey Cardenas r. D. Brookmanj Benj
Carver. Clifford, San Juan, Cuba, Nesnth q Sons,
Portland r. w Tfundy Phebe Baxter
Chase wilmington James Hani; EDWIN Coker Newbuypou, r
p Buck Co Perseverance r) Curry Pnnce Edwards land,
X G. Donovan Debonar Lockhart, Windsor, ~ s. LOckhau
Rover Br Nassau, Hen; Amse Duich) Overland Trieste
Funek Mencke; Josephine, Batmor- Johnson a
LoWden; Plymouth Rock Lacy. Boston, Dayton spfague Sarah
Elizabeth SMITH Haven master NrEulsn Ross. savannah
Dem MARY Jane, Bentley. Norioh, sturses Cletrmin
Co Alexander ~ Perry Philadelphia, J. -. Mckee Hill Carte
Nelson, DaeR MASTER Mary Knapp, Wilson, Cape hAyuen D
W. Lewis
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pun ADFT pHIA June lO-dryfrd-Shiy Grey Ease Nhip
ME RIO de Jaueuo t4rks kensnston, foukef from
and Turks Island Emily Banning Roy, 'ie9ucs,' - ~
u,. unsh sophia Freeman, Inadad Dc CUBA ofs' Dr.
thrrs Wyatt CeniueEos Sarah Ehta6eth Iooth1ef Ca1S
Water hartman Mobile Choice, tBr) Thompson
Tns Marathon Tlsburry Charesoni schfs EnteR'4s'
Nv York Geo Ho!Tmsna, WOry, BRISTOL K Il H. lay 9I ~.
bn.ou Albany; Arctic, Mouton, NeWharypoft sam
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