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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-05
M o n T. Y M A II * f. II.

WEDNESDAY, August 40 p. NJ
Wall street was almost entirely deserted to-day by
stock operators The market was therefore inactive
and prices depressed At the first board Nicaragua de.
cned u per cent, Harlem u. PENNSYLVANIA Coal Com
pany u. New Jersey Zinc advanced q per cent We
have not such dull day for long time Prices
could not stand long period of such inactivity The
approach Of the cholera to the city may be one of the
principal causes Of the heavy feeling In the mar
ket. The break down in the Montgomery Mining stock
may have been partially the Of the depression
since yesterday In consequence of difficulty be-
tween Mr.. Seymour the chemist Of the company and
one Of the directors relative to the purchase of patent
for the manufacture Of zinc paint the operations at the
mines have been partially suspended for few days
This with the notice issued by the president caution.
ing the public against purchasing certain certificates
Of stock created sort Of panic among certain holders
and prices rapidly down We see by the stock list
that very little stock has been put the market at the
depreciation, indicating considerable confidence on tho
part Of holders generally Speaking Of zinc stocks ro
minds us Of an advertisement VIC have seem calling
meeting ofthe stockholders the United States Zinc
psny for the purpose suppose Of increasing the capt.
tai We have heard, within the past week or two, of
more than half dozen zinc companies. They come up
like mushrooms. What they are, or what they Intend
doing, Is more than know If the protectors are not
careful, they viii run the business entirely out
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day amounted to $15s o6i 90; payments,
sos o24 O3-baance, $4,a622so "a.
The steamship America from Boston for Liverpool, to-
day, carried out s1525oO in American gold
The Niagara Fire Insurance Company has declared q
semi annual dividend of Eve per cent; the Dcdham Bank
nm extra dividend Of four cent the Watertown and
Rome Railroad five per cent
The by the steamship Niagara. at Halifax, from
Liverpool, is not important interesting. The
cotton market little frmer, and active than
previously reported The teegraphlc dispatches
meogrc that cannot form opnio, relative TO the
general complexion Of financial and commercial affairs.
We learn from Albany, that Judge Parker Of the Su-
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Marine AMMIYs.

DEPARTURE OF THE STEAMSHIP South CARoLIsA.--The
steamship South Carolina Capt Turner, left for
Liverpool yesterday. The s. @. halls from Charleston
which city she left on the 18th Of April last bound to
Liverpool, but meeting with accident to her machine.
ry bore for this port where she arrived the 2d Of
tho month and has been detained to tho present
tme repairing the disaster. The vessel built by
Mr.. Jabcz Williams, at Greenpont, Long Island The
machinery is from the West Point Foundry.
LOUISVILLE, July 80, 1852
Mr. JAMES q. BENEFIT
Dear sr-I take the liberty Of sending you these few
lines also this enclosed paper which found
Cedar Island, Accomack county Virginia the 25th Of
July. put up in bottle. You will please give the
Of the schooner notice IL nothing else has been heard
from her since. Yours respectfully, u. b. s.
"10th Of July - Schooner Charles Randolph from
Valparaiso, bound TO New York, with hides, talow and
horns III days out crew and officers have been on
short allowance for 10 days sprung bowspri and Lost
fore boom lost main masthead while jbbihg mainsail
Whoever finds this will please be so good to have It
published for the satisfaction OF the owners
Capt JAMES PETERS,
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FASHIONABLE WATERING PLAcEs.-There are
two places in awful danger from cholera-Saratoga,
where nothing can be got to eat, and Newport,
where nobody can get anything to drink. Should
cholera visit either of these places, its ravages may
be expected to be very great The United States
Hotel at Saratoga, is overcrowded that there
no walters to attend the guests, with the exception
Of favorites who bride them and these are sur
feited, and are just as much in danger of sick
ness as the half starved class. Well, this fashion
is a curious thing, after all, drawing people
from their comfortable homes, where they have
plenty Of free air, and wholesome food in abundance
10 miserable hotels where they IRE doomed to sleep
IN an atmosphere that must be or less tainted
Dy huddling together 80 many human beings, and
COOKING such quantity Of food on the premises
where there is no rpose or rest but excitement AID
dissipation all the tme-whcro II is extremely diff
cult to get any thing to cat of genuine quality to
say nothing of the impossbiliy Of getting enough,
even Of what is bad or indifferent. This is one way
of seeking for pleasure and health but il appears
to usto be the surest mode Of arriving OF sickness
discomfort, and disgust,
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prse Court, has decided adverse the motion made bu
L. s. Chatned Attorney General to attach the ocers Of
the Metropolitan Bank for alleged violation OF the In,
Junction granted by Judge Watson restraining the hank
from receiving uncurrent money at discount The In.
junction itself dissolved time since as having
been improperly granted
The Farmers' and Citizens Bank of Long Island With
Q capital Of two hundred thousand dollars will com,
mence business at Williamsburg tomorrow Charles
W. Houghton Is the President, and II. P. Freeman tha
Cashier The Of the bank will be redeemed at the
Broadway Bank in this city.
The committee appointed to investigate the affairs Of
the Vermont Central Railroad Company, viii not get
through before next January partial report will bo
made in October
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Uied,
Olc0s
On Tuesday. Aup1ist q. H.RRy.

D.. IL,
0Keefe, aged years, months and II days.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral from No Is Third avenue this Thursday af-
ternoon. at O'Clock The remains will be taken to
reenwood Cemetery.
On Wednesday August A. ROBERT JONAS, son Of Wliant
and Jtmma Jones aged years.
The friends and acqua ances Of the family
pectuly invited to attend the funeral from the residence
Of his parents No lo4 Laurens street this Thursday
Afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Wednesday morning august A. in the SD year of
her age Mrs MANIA LARAquE, rect Of the late Edward
Laraque. Esq.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend tbe funeral ibi' Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock, from her late residence No "a Sackett street,
Brooklyn, without further invitation.
On wednesday morning. August 4, THERON, youngest
child Of Theron and Nancy Losee aged 2years months
The relatives and friends of the family are requested to
attend the tursrsl ,hif (Ihursday) afternoon, at 8
O'Clock, from No $40 Blocker street
On Tuesday August 3, HENsy CAIRNS aged 80 years.
The relatives aud frienos Of the fary also the men,
ber Of German Oak Lodge No So j. of0. r..
pectfuy invited attend his funeral, from his late
resid nee, No SOL Greenwich street near King at
O'Clock precisely this (thultdsyl afternoon
The members Of German Oak Lodge No. 81 /. O. of 0.
F. summoned to at their lodge room National
Hall 20 Canal street az o'clock this (rhuraday) after
respect to the Of departed brother Henry
CAIRNS. by order Of A. Hahn N c.; g. Albers Secretary
II Dundail. Pa. August 3 ALLEN PHELPS, only child
Of Algernon H. aud Sarah A. Mckinney aged year and
rs days.
The relatives and friends Of the fqmy are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral this (fhursday) after
noon, at O'Clock from No. 81 West Baltic street,
Brooklyn.
In this city Wednesday, August a. of cholera in-
fantum aged lSls months HOWARD MONTGOMERY JOHN,
only son Of Wliam Llaon. ESD Of Quebec and formerly
AT Williamsburg Tuesday August 8 of disease OF
the heart CHAhIhs son Of Charles Steuar eweer aged
10 years and months
Ills funeral viii take place this (Thursday) afternoon
at clock from his late residence No 81 South Sixth
| street 7.
On wednesday August after long aud severe i'll
ness, the Hon. Judge CoR.EtrUs VAN WISSLE aged OS
years, II months and 2 days
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Personal Intelligence.

Gov. Biger, Of Pennsylvania, is visit in Mercer
county.
Lieutenant Elliott and lady arrived at Corpus Christi
on the 18th ult, from Fort Merrill.
Bishop Polk. ofLouisana, is at the Ocean House New
port.
N. sarges, the French Minister has arrived In New
port, and taken q c0ttsge for the summer
Mr. Webster continues on his farm at Marsh1eld Ills
health and strength are rapidly improving
The Hon. Thomas Corwin arrived at the Astor House
on Sunday from Canada ard started Immediately for the
seat Of government
Mrs l. H. sigourney, the poetess s still at the Ocean
House Newport
HowAnp HoTrL.--p. Macy New Orleans: Rev Dr.
Tucker Boston X. s. Porchcr Charleston a. w Bur-
ton, Iowa DR.. 7. u. Hatch Keene. N II. w J. Jack
son. Cincinnati Capt X. Gaskns, Kingston w. and
100 others.
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A GREAT MISTAKE CORRECTED The 4AlJanv
Register says it is a mistake to class the New YORK
HERALD among the neutral journals. 1t should
have said that the HERALD is not neutral, but an
independent papcr-neutral in nothing, independent
in everything-independent Of treasury pap. of
party harness, and party dictation Of any kind
independent in means, resources, and circulation;
and only dependent upon its large circle Of indcpen-
dent supporters, Of all creeds all cimes and all par
ties, extending around the circle of the globe
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LATE FROM PrRNAnRUco.-Tho British brig Rothcr,
Capt Morris arrived at Philadelphia on the 81 inst in
thirty eight days from Pcrnambuco Capt. ~ reports
that the fever had entirely subsidized when he left and
hat the ground crops never looked more promising
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On Tuesday, August by the Rev. J. Thompson, Mr.
ROBERT NueENT. formerly Of Dundalk Ireland to Miss
PRUDENTA L. D. daughter Of the late George Foye, and
grand daughter Of A. Harrison. Esq. Of this city.
On Tuesday, the 9th Of July by the adys father Ed
WARD II. GAMER, Nj D.. of Warsaw, Wyoming county. N.
". to Miss ElizABErH O. daughter Of the Rev Thomas
b Gregory, Hoboken. N. j
On Saturday July 81 at the TRANSPORTATION Church,
by the Rev. W. McGlanen FELIX DUFFY OF Ireland, to
Miss OpA De FABrR, of Holland.
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PRESIDENT FILLMORE, Mr.. WEBSTER AND THE
FISHERY TRoUBLEs.-It appears that the precpi-
fancy OF Mr. Webster in issuing his Goldfish procla-
NATION from Marshfeld, did not meet the approval
81 the President it being somewhat out of the usual
order OF the business Of the State Department which
generally bears the Endorsement, "By the Presi-
dent" before the signature Of the Secretary Of
State. And so the President has requested his Sec-
Rotary to return to Washington, and proceed to
business in business-lke way which, IL is aid in
few days he intends to do. Meantime. tho Ex.
ecutive has notified Congress Of the despatch az tho
Mississippi war steamer to the fishing banks-bas
sent up all tn documents; and they have had war
like discussion over them In the Senate, including
the note Of Mr. Champion, giving notice Of the pre-.
sence of British protective feet in the disputed
waters At the Same time, continue to hear Of oc-
seizures by the British cruisers, Of American
vessels for violating the British construction Of the
treaty. This state ofthings may continue for some
hme without bloodshed; but il is hazardous bust
mess. We fear that If, between free fishing and free
trade the two parties not soon come TO some un
derstanding, unlueky blow will be struck the
fishing grounds, which will put peremptory stop
60 the negotiations Mr., Webster must act il peace
IL his object The slow motions of old fashioned
diplomacy will not answer for the fishermen. They
must know their limits, or they will take the re-
eponsibihty. Where is Mr.. Webster!
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DvERTlSEDlENTs aENEWED SyFRY DsY.
POsY DFeiCE NOTICES.

DoST OFFICE, NEW Y0RK-NOTICE,-TuE MAILS
for California, &c. via Asrnaall direct, per u s.
Mail Steamship Ohio will close a. this office Thursday,
the 9th inst att J.. NJ. NM. " BRADY l.. NJ.
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fer is by general consent admitted to be the very best
compound for the hair produced for while 1t purides
the scalp it the pores life into
torpid bres. thus assisting in it's wonderful work.
Ast
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gentleman Of Acquaintance hobbled
into office and with lameD tati Dns took
in editorial sanctum His feet covered with bum
ions and corns and hs had pair Of boots He sad
that he would give thing for pair Of boots shoes
CATERS or slippers, that would fit him handsomely look
well spare his caous infections. We sent him to e.
A. BROOKS Of No. 1870 Fulton street. Yesterday he
said Brooks had relieved him OF all his mseres
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Iif.,s Enc SImIle.

Why this ia life The passing thought
BY the bright beams has been caught;
And. fixed upon the shining plate,
Yon recognize its duplicate.
From pictured lips there comes no sigh.
No vision has the pictured eye;
And vet those eyes are full of fire!
Those lips seem parted te respire
To artist and his slave, the sun.
From life have lifa's expression won;
Each feature seems to speak though mute
In the Daguerreotyres of Root.
ROOTS Gallery, 1868 I}roadwa'
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COpARTNEasUIp NOTICES.

-
THE hDyERTIsER is ABOUT 70 OPEN FIRST
with him young unmarried man well acquainted with the
details Of hotel snd who can the con
sirous Of engaging the business this il fstrate oppor
tunity as the lease s defrab and the location
unesceptonhhe. Any communications directed 60 Nor
italy ana 's' ~ 'n' h'''' once '' = ''"''N s0A''
PARTNER WANTED IN LIVERY STA BILE
Rent free bali shs stable rens Of aomn,c se rent
ncr preferred with good references as The proprietor is
sSss TO adrSss With res name ana address
this Office
either active silent, in the Nursery business. where
the be carried TO extent, with thorough
same Inquire at % vesey street for Ferguerson Co..
provision dealers eide West street. mar,
,DIssoLuTIoK OF COMPREHENSIVE = THE co.
ers pPder the name and r Of Tmpson
has this day been dissolved by mutual The ar
fairs Of the late firm will DO settled by O. b Timpson.
New York. July 80, 1852 STEPHEN T. HoYT.
Se @ stand No % ossrry on his own
He respect uy socs Continuation Of the patronage of
his friends aud CUSTOMERS q. ID. TIMPS0N.
New York, July &c, 1859
DARTNER wANTED.-TnE ADVERTISER, A RESI-
dent OF this city for than twenty years with
tive business hsbts eytenevey acquainted With the
mercis in tho Atlantic cities ard Of Ptsburg Gin
commission orwaidog house at tho rapidly growing
city % st Lous under TIE most 1stterng auspices and
who would trbutc $4,000 $50 apital Suoh
opportunity seldom presents Itself for safe business
arrangement Address J. FOX OF Russell Sturges,
Esqi No 90 South street.
DARTNER wANrTD IN guE PAuNBRoKrNG
trade, which Is established Eve years and doing largo
business viii 10 extended by sddonal capital For
particulars inquire at aG Centre street.
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from all ingredients which inure the hair skim
efecti dyeng the hair is magical and beautiful black
brown produced the instant while thc hair made
soer and kier by the operation. This with Boges Hy
perion Fluid for the hair and Shawn soap sold Sands
100 Fulton street Kushton Clark CO., 273 and
Smith 727 Broadway; IL Cary Co.. PAS Pearl and
and by Druggists and Perfum throughout the world.
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storing wasted and impoverished hair changing that
which to its natural color be at the de-
Nos IT'S Fulton street 16 Atlantic street. Brooklyn. aud
principal druggists elsewhere.
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The Most Jealous Observer Is unable 60

distinguish between color impaired by Cristadoro
Liquid Hair Dye and the natural hue One l. that
crisps eorches the hair dcoors the OF
lead. Applied and sold by CaRISTAD0R0 No. Actor
House. Private room for applying the dye.
The Eye.-Dr. Whecler's Office. rs Barclay
street. his successful of diseases the eye
and the insertion Of artificial imported from Paris
superior quality Near sightedness restored Office hours
from o'clock A. II. to o'clock r. NJ.
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respectfully invited examine the Prize Pictures
hibited at the Worlds Fair together with large coec
ti0H of the portrab OF most of the distinguished
country at BRADyS Gallery, 205 Broadway. corner
of Fulton street.
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BuTHIHg OF INC IfeNry CiHy Nhu loss OF
Seventy i've Lves-This should be warning to every
traveller to provide him herself with OF DAYS
Patent Life rreservcrs, which but trinc. and
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prevalent this OF the year. by
the use Of Planetts Btters vegetable PREPARATION Of
agreeable flavor, and much liked beverage For sale
by WILLIAM 4. HICKS, a. CO. No. 2l4 Pesr street ars
by ANDERSON MACLAY No. 80 Fulton street.
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Diamonds, Watches, JeyyeIry.-A fin

Of siamond Brooches Rings Earrings Gold Watc-
Of first quality for ladies and Gentlemen together with
large assortment of Bracelets Brooches &c for sale at
prices at the factory IF the subscriber DA
N1D RAFT 31 Broadway of White street. stairs
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Mrs. Trollope says she saw Western
Lady making Shirt which being sewed up at end
made good bag Half the Shirts made in this
equally shapess Those who desire perfect ar cle
anted to and beautifully made advised send
their orders TO GREEN i Actor House.
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Waits, Neryaus Antidote eraFIcntesd

tested without cost IL not fouad beneficial IS Nassau
street. 4A Greenwich street Thousands of certificate
could be given, but volumes could say than the
above
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,nIssoLUTIoE OF Co.PARpNERSHIP - THE co.
- partnership heretofore existing between the subscribe
era, nnder the nAme and fro of &c H. Timpson a. Co.
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent The az
fairs Of the late firm will DO sctusd by O. b. Tmpson
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Last week and this,-Last week mn elder
into office and with lamen ons, took
ions and corns and he had new pair Of boots on He
aas rs " ssd f IL him look
well ard spare his Gallons infections We sent him to O.
TO and said Brooks had relieved him of all his missries
Cristadoro's Hair Preservntlvc and Beau
ter is by general consent admitted to be the best
compound for the hair ever produced for while it pures
torpid Ges us assisting hs ga n is wFu work.
Van Deusen's Improved Wahpene, for re-
storing wasted and hair and changing that
which to its natural color be obtained at the de-
Nos us Fulton street i6 Atlantic street, Brooklyn aud
principal druggists elsewhere.
Daguerreotypes by Brady.-Ths pabIic
e hs ors sa With fss
Sz Of the pSITn, f os IF the men
Of Fulton street
Lif.'s Fac simIle.
WHY IT. S,,t. s Ths IS,
And, fixed upon the shining plate,
From pictured lips there comes no sigh.
No vision has the pictured eye;
And vet those eyes are fun Of FIRE!
TsSs sri Ds sssn r. Rss ssSe to the sss Iau
From life have lifa's expression won;
Each feature seems to speak though mute
''' kooT's Gallery. 1868 Broadway.
Burning or the Henry Clay and Loss OF
Seventy i've Lves.This should be warning to every
sravseT 70 provide him Or herself with one of DAYS
always be had at his establishment % cOurandt street
Diamonds, Watches, JeweIry.-A fine ss-
of samond Brooches Rings. Earrings Gold Watc
large tr ooss sseSsf ws
I prices at the factory e the snSssToer pa
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weakness, which
the % ' Bs o. ss % %
sgrseabie haycr and much Liked as beverage For sale
BY ANDERSON MACLAY, No. 80 Fulton street.
Watts Nervous Antitsote era sEicates Ill sease
in all its dreadful forms and varieties and
street, 4 Greenwich Thousands certificate
could be gwen but volumes could not than the
above.
Mrs. TroIIope says she saw "A Western
Lady making Shirt which being sewed up end,
made very good bag Half the Shirts made ia this city
war; anted and beautifully made are advised to send
their orders to GREEN i Astor House
from all ngredens which can inure the hair skin; its
effect dyeng the hair is magical and beautiful black
By 81. % NTH i5 m
leron Fluid for the hair Shawn soar sold Sands
smith 727 Broadway Ii Cary Co., 2ij Pearl street and
and by Druggists and Perfumers throughout the world
The Most Jealous Observer Is unable 60
distinguish between the color impaired by Cristadoros
Liquid Hair Dye and the natural hue One reason i that
lead. Applied and sold Iy CaRIsTADoRo No. 6 Astor
House. Private room for applying the dye.
The Eye.-Dr. Wheeler's Office, 2s Barclay
street his successful treatment of diseases Of the eye
ra Alec hnura
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DARTNER wANrTD IN THE PAuNBRoKING
trade, which h established Eve years. and doing largo
business viii can 10 extended by sddona capital For
particulars inquire At NG Centre street,
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Passenger Sailed.

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sp.Slss s.shs 4ys siiai s1pa ES':
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Palmer: Bacon. WI Lewis level. yishqs,
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Thomas B.bb, p Rennyvis, 9 Darling. Jones.
Fenely. Shaw johnson. Henrik Aessrs Berfori
= Co: messenger J Coles Hickey; B F Bowman n
ZAsr.h, cspey, ? HGSuiTs; 9 MCGUIRE. CuHni9gs
G Tomey, W dould. LHoward, w Dsman, C YORK;
John Cushirg, W williams, A Gushing, E Reynolds a
Wilson, q Gushing, W Gay, Mitchell. A Gdden,
Brewer. Bistford, Ridley. 4oc.rshy, BEien:
JNTaylor, E Howard. d nolbrook. G Fletcher. d Q
Fletcher Gray. Drew Pendergrass. B Blanchard,
cqllo.on, stone 0vsns; Cuaningha%s g.r.asss
Combs. Gsarsh. smullish, Jno Murphy. Dupuy. 9
Goodrich. 0lney, G A Bothwick, Draper. In
graham, SwigIer. WIN iinteY. Faulkner Jno Deacon
z Mssterson.
SAN FRANcsco-Shp Eclipse-Caps Robinson ana lady,
Mrs Collins Mis6 Collins and Master Collins Misc Cum
Nisses CUMMINGS. Master Cummings, Mrs
child Mr. Noniss, Mr. Burtsl HCrane, DIR Turn
bull, DR. Thorne, G Talman n Fisher, II jolly.
BE For A,1ivals, and additional Ship Ne,os, see
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