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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23
IsTEAM MARBLE WORKS,

&C MARKET ST.. wIEELING VA.
TTIHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
j onts in the Rast for tho supply Of Marble, and
tempatng the erection Of se9m works. he woala invite
the attention OF Architects Builders and tho public IN gc
eraI 10 the Inspection his stock, consisting Of Italian.
Rgytian Sienna American and other Marbles of the finest
qualities which sold lower than
ment In the west.
stock before purchasing elsewhere. ..s. .gf 49,.
His work Is done nthe most elaborate style, and he
invite the attention of purchasers to examine his
otaphs Tombs Head foot stones, &c. and Crave yard
work very variety, being enabled by his superior iaC
titles TO sny this work preea
any other establishments IN the country o 3..,.st
Please give me u call and eXartinc my work.
- -7'-S'9'f - lA4ICHA RIi ]. ROlIAN
...,-...-. Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
uP-Aiso CaIcned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind Stones warranted
at the lowest CTnde prices ta 90 a. Z" 'Li 1y d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23
New music Store.
sign OF IhO Grecian TrigOnam, No. 100
=. t-.s ~. -as. MHin Street. . s.. ..-s u

r.rErz1 j. FICKIESoN would respectfully an.
45ls=-S 4nOunce to the citizens Of Wheeling and T
d1 u II sinlty that be has Just opened new and
Guitars, YiolDceIlos, Fagolets, Flutes, Flies, AceoTIe
Ons, Banjos, aud TamboTiDes Brass Instruments the
frst and best make I'D. -.t...
Instruction books for all kinds nstrumentsi and
singing. .r y iH
Music for the Piano. Guitar Flue and Violin, also tie
newest Songs Duets etc, aud tho very best Roman and
Italian Vollnand Guitar Strings
Screws Violin Hinger and Tail boards. sos tl
RuwS for YiOlincellO and Violin. .Ii ,1 tl.. 3
~ KlcceT's Furniture Polish, repovating varhiShed
Furniture, such Papos Cabinets, Steam Boats Ur any
descriptions Of Furniture '.t..l
Also sale blythe Agent for Keber Pittsbug Pianos
OF the first and best In the United States surh
as Nunns Carks grand and square Pianos, j. II. Dl
ham's Haett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos, &c
Agent for the make OF CAfhardt and Needhams Patent
MelOdeOns. .--
~ the lowest prices. - II.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23
GEORGE MENDEL.
No 154, nTnin street,

" EEELINU VA.
II now receiving LARGE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
j. MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths OfaI widths, and keers constantly hand laTg
assortment OF Furnature every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Glass Plates Venan
aud Transparent Window Blinds Blind Trimmings, Clocks
Mahogany VaneeTs, Varnish. HAirclOth GuTled Hair,
Spring Sacking Botons Rrass and Mahogany Stair Rods
ect all Ofwhch will be sold at tho lowest prices aug21
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23
,ARTIFICIAI, TEBTH,
-LnRuGS. MEDICINES.

Chemica1s,, Perfumery, Go, &c.
II H, ,OBUHGiBAOKRR would announce to his
u hieEds and tho public generality that having PurchaA
ed the interest the senior in the business lately
conducted under the firm OF J. Crqmbseker & Son. he
will continue same at the old stand No. I75, Main ST.
and would respectfully solicit and trusts to t Scontin
uance ofthepatTopRge bestowed on the old firm
He has Just returned from the Eastern cities and Is
opening extensive and well selected stock or Drugs and
Chemicals, Pefnery, Fancy articles; &C., all OF which
purchased strict inapecton and with
Serul0u9 regard purity or quality and offered
to the public on tho most reasonable terms. Tyr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23
VIM. COWDEN
AGTTERRE0TVPIST

RoonsR 66 Monroe street. Betlree the Nlg Hotel and the
= ~ fEi-i' Court Hotne. '''. 80 E'f
Lkenesses takenin any required shade, and eolored to
represent living complexion by style coloring
warranted 70 never fade Pictures OF all sizes both sin
gle and in groups put up In plain and fancy the
lowest prices Lkencsses accurately taken.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23
no OountrY Merchants. I

HERys. 8 KNOX faYIns Withdrawn from the mn. OF
MI McClalIeu Knox & Coz the remaining partners kASe
SssociRted with them Chester D. Knox, (broheT e s.
NOV m iong ana aVoTabIy known in the trading public
.ass6Tni11g Inc sfyie Of cCal1ens and Knox,
They would respectfully inform their old t|hs
ans IN Boos and Shoes that their Fan Stock viii be
ing from the 10th to the last o. \, sePte meet.
for cash. tbeY their Fan stSsk *
md prices superior any ever offered in the mEret
Country their way east, tlsy would bopeaS2
"a 10 exhibit their stock and post them inPrees eaTss
chaengng with the markets. Of Baltimore and
PhlladeIpha. lsep51 McCLALLRNS & KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23
) SELECT Variety.
Tribute to woman. I.

-tt'a -----' efFs-tAt'''- -aaa-N
While we are not often able to agree with. the
views announced in the Senate chamber by Senator
Soule, OF, Louisiana, we can heartily subscnbesto
the following elegant extract from his speech on,
the bill authorizing women 10 act as sole traders.
1t does honor to the heart and The head Of the elo
quent and chivalIous son of Louisiana. We tdoHT
not remember to have ever read truer ulbute too
the better portion of humanity at once so just so
discriminating, so beautiful and so efecting. Mon
sleur Pierre Sou was evidently speaking with
more than the gallantry of the Frenchmen and inoi
the spirit of noble and elevated NAM when heii
uttered the following truthful and glowing senti5D
ments,-sentiments which ought to be written in
letters of gold and which we recommend to the PEI
TuSal of all the young men of the country:
.tWhenI reflection the conduct of ofmanymarried
men in CalifoTnia-ther faithleSsneSS toeyery voRI
which they made atthe altar-how completely they
fail in the performance of their duteS-how Virtu
GUS and industrious, faithful and patient women"
are imposed upon byworthless brutes of husbands,ot
as great tyrants at home as drunkard and debauch-
eeS abroad, my respect for the sex prompts me to
do all within my power to protect her rights and
secure her happiness. 81 ~ At ~
IloYe woman : have loved her all my ife15Y
Though boyhood, youth, manhood, and matnfPeAss'1
years, expect to love her oil my life, and dying,
to be found faithful to the same h.gh and inspiring
sentiments Ier amid all the varied scGnes temps
tations struggles and hopes of existence, one star
brighter than all others has lighted and guided me
onward-if ever had any high, and noble ambl-- M
ton the exciting energy has been IN the approving
smile coming from the eyeof woman. And Judge
her affection is thus upon others. Gentle in her y
affection, yet is mighty through her influence, /
her medium of rule is more powerful than the ,
ballot box, und she only needs the protection Of
law against those who have no law in their habits
! and propensities. She has ruled me from my
/ my boYhood with the soft and winning influ- n
ences Of her virtue and her beauty. i remember
my first love; my baby afectioLs at four years,
age. have been in love nearly every month of
my life since; Sayethe dark and layleSs days andHt
years which succeeded the desolatea hearth andTs
made the heart too deSolate. And never, sir,while
i remember my mother, long since in her grave
III remember the night She died-neyer, while L re-
collect my sisters, and the abuses that might have
been theirs never, W lille hold in my memory n
one otheI; and her memory is all that iseft me,iu
shall IIefuse to give my voice and influence and
vote for any measures necessary to protect and
against the oppression, neglect and abuse of my
sexhl i hopethei bill may ipass,a'si ,s7o2 = -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23
fPatrenize Your own HI"na'
Wheelinp Slid Factory.

Wheeling Silk Factory.
MEXICAN Silk, Manufactured into superior and sub.
stantiI articles the various fabrics in at
GILL'S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel.
ing The curious in such matters invited to call and
process of manufacturing, and those wishing to pur
chase Silks, Wholesale retail, be supplied
able terms al GA Store. adjoining the Factory at 4.
NJ Adams J. S. POrbs 4. o. FaTchilds, Marsh & Tay
IDrs and o. W. Heskls, Wheeling, Va, and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119, Main
St eet, Cincinnati, o. gr.- list saH
Our Fabrics warrented allPure Silk. and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
al the American Institute New York. Franklin Institute.
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair, We constantly
Inanuctung and stock is large and seasonabe,
compTsing many vaetiesvevets, sats Vestings dress
silks frinscs cravats, hadkeTchefs, OF white, black,
plaid figured printed, all the newest styles, made OF
best ttwned silk tilled aud pain Also shirts, drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen s .I..
ran manufacture OrdeIs osilks prompt
HeTcbSntable Cocoons and Reeled SIX bought
SEsD, JOHN w. GILL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23

KELLS & CALDWELL, Il IfIs '11
(sUCCEssoRs TO. JAS. PAUL.. &, co.,
Importers and WhOIesnIe dealers In DruRs,
I 'NEedEetnes, ChemicnIs, Paints, Oils, &c-
I ri No. 50, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
AVIN purchased entire stock, fixtures, chemical
apparatus DC, ftte firm Of James PAUL &c. would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted.
In retiring from the Drug business, take pleasure in
recommending favorable consideration our successors,
MessTs Kels & CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that our former CUSTOMERS and dealers generally, will
ceive that attention and accommodation which has earned
- = JAS. PAULLS. CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23
TUEsDA..Y, MORNING.
----.C City. BUSINESS. 3. q Z. E
OOPPRR, TIN, q SHEET IRON WARE
'' WorI1 20 MI 01u '-I

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
F bestowed upon him, the subscriber would respectful
- y inform friends and the public geneTaly that hH
the above named articles In
their variety ofwhch he has always hand good
sortment for Wholesale and retail st very low priest
He also keeps hand cooking stoves of The most
proved patterns for eualand W00d.ig F.gf-i g;tsEs
Job will continue receiVe his particular attention
and be executed with pronpness and In style that will
GugaI III 81 n R.TARNEY, no. 8, Mainst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
R.O. GOODMAN s. co. tfit it
att Z. q. WHOLESALE DEALERsfN
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
BLEAcHING POWDERS, TELTING, WIRE CLOTH, dc.

Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
BLEAcHING POWDERS, TELTISG, WIRE CLOTH, &C.
Pearl Street, Cincinnati, o. el.l. .g,. = /
A MONG theIr stock, may be found WRITING, AND
n BLANK BOOK PAPER, the largest assortment In
The West, oteVery description 80 .'S.t 'A'
Printing PAPER ali sizes Rhg e Amer Tissue Paper.
Book 81 la r 81 Copying .ttIaias HtH
Cord Medium & Dblc Med. Rlottng -
Envelope Druggist go.
Plato and Lithopraph. Marble ,,.,'5. % itt' =
Manila, genuine Siazeu anu ult ~ III. =,
Hardware Ia Paper ciGth cs2a asg .a ID! !.
Match BOX Rooiins Paper, prepared and
Tea TT-.tE =.. unprep0Ted. l@l.l l.afE7t
shoe ,. (" u @ TvSsrI WEspp5Hg Paper. al sizes
Envelopes OrevoTy description &c. &c.
.....asfH"' ROAR DS. ~ +i
Perforated Bnders ROnnet, Press and Straw Boards.
Also, Agent for Eghtbody's SUPERIoR PRINTINO 1EK,
Book, AND CoLoRED lSE, &c. i... Et 4...5
Cards, mad Card BoRrds. 7g
ESTEA PE.RL FAcrp cAsps ls,fa slysa.
PRINTERS
SATIN sVRrAGED CARP BoARp'. a
Ivory " ,63a 30 4
SATIN ENAAELEp' ~. -
PORCELAIN .... Z" . tf..aa,-1E gt-'st#
PEARL SuRFAcEp CoLoRED CARD BoARDs. h..
The above Cards and Card boards, are Manufactured e1
ressy for ourselves and most beautiful surface and
nshi they do not peel In working, and are Afforded at
lower TatG than any Cards heretofore offered in this
ket aud as low they he purchased In the East
Dealers and consume in Paper anu Cards. are res
pecfuy invited to examine our sock All our goods ire
received direct from mRnufactuTes which enables na to
sell Ow fnOt lower, than any other house IN
10. Paper made to order.
.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23
NUMBER rs
e POETRY W z e

1t was fearful night;
:. u The strong flame fercely spread a'y iii va
tY From street 10 street. from spre to spireI g Of
And on their treasures fed.
HAtkl 'tis mother's cry, 10 y't-sg54 t as no
High o'er tho tumult wild =. -;
As rushing toward her haine. Yript home. - "a
She shrieked-'My chiIdI my childP
~ s. ,GosI laiiHi| siisa;inyl-adt
wanderer from the sea, .s f-f..5.,.i0
-+' AstTanger marked her wo. -'is. .' 'i-i >is,''
And In his generous bosom woke NJ M b,n nCisui
The sympathic glowi =
Swift up tile burning stairs . 1af5ii .Haf+ 10 ia't
With darting feet he flow,
While sable clouds OF sitting smoke |-i--y
- Concealed hlmfrom the WOW. ''''Ni it 20 I
-5.al ..aa .as,gai 5ni..i 7ula5A 80 10
Fast fell the blazing beams ,.,,,
s''N = Across his dangerous road, i' '.--'i -
Till tho far chamber where groped .Igf# -gI,yt
Like fery oven gl0R6di
But what peGling aho1tl
yl4. When from the wreck he came, fitslth
And in his smiling babe, 81 .-..-5,, ,s..,f
Stil toying with the flame. '--' 'i'i
=. .ssn,04 s,5S,EL ll lsTE..3 10 iysltiI nlsT
The mothers rapured tears ~ fsa,g,o
" = Forth like a torrent sped,
Yet eTo the throng could learn his name, c,is 70
lhe noble youth had fled,
e, Not for the praise OF man l,---r
nf y did he this deed oflove; .' t'' 20. % y.
But bright, unfadIng page, "a fpUt-s II
III 'egistered above.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-23

NEW FIRM 7 ~, FL
,.,#i fMESSRS. CAYwoOD, iCoNKLIN, &, CO.,
ra having purchased the entire stOck oGStoyes Tin,
fSS C0pper and Sheet Iron ware OF T. g. Culbert.
~ son, would respectfully inform the citizens oil
Wheeling and vicinity that they viii carry on
Iron Ware (which they have constantly on hand good
for Wholesale and Retail; very low for easi
al nerSons isnE purchase, would do well to call aud
e s at NO 10, Union ST. at the old and well known
SfSnd heretofore occupied by'T. q. CubertsOn.
PaTticuIar attention paid to repairing. s.
wheeIine Aug. 81. CAYWO0D. CONKLIN eco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
ANTHONY J. BLEEcxER. Auctionecr.
ARGE and POSITIVE SALE of l26


l. DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. BEAUTIFULLY
and 4thavs and on 99th l00th and l0lst-sts, in the
CITY of NETWORK, at AUCTION.-ANTHONY J.
BLEECKER will sell at auction, on FRIDAY May Il,
1852 at IL o'clock the Merchants Exchange without
serve the highest bidder the following choice lots Of
ground, viz; $,
Seventy Building Lots forming the entire block OF
ground bounded by 3d-ev, 4thav- Tooth and l0ststs.
Also 81 lots of ground bounded by Sd and 4havs and BY
goth and l00thsts.
The above lots are all of full size all beautifully situated
for building purposes and desirable for OF all
means to purchase fine building lot or for capitalists
make safe and profitable investments
1t high ground, and commands splendid view Of tho
East River. There is probably sufficient building stone on
the property build all the houses and the surplus soil
no doubt be sold advantage for filling up lots few streets
above and in the immediate vicinity.
1t situated few above the center of Yorkve
and near churches school-houses, <;
This property is admirably located for manufacturing pur
poses business its close proximity the Sd
great Improvements renders II very desirable and being
cessbe almost every hour of the day the lower part
city, makes very convenient for doing business
down town. or for the workngman or mechanic.
This property all lies in body and ON its peculiar To-
cation and must become populous and
important part city, and purchase cannot but be
safe and very profitable investment of capital
Title perfect and free from all membranes.
The of sale will be very liberal to the purchasers a
Is per Of the purchase money remain on bond and
mortgage for five years, at pei cent.
The sale will be positive and all of the l lots Will be sold
without reserve The highest bidder.
For further particulars apply to the auctioneer, No
Broadst where describing the above property can
be had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

Lessatue Of Virginia Ample rroTDon hs zen msos
provide funds TO rect the interest puncusy ana
- cse S;ntine Fund TO retire the at maturity
The population Of the beros o. "a u N0''''>
nc y. 10. AZ on the 2h Marcs 1852 exclusive OF tho
shoSs cas- ol ze represented City Scrip Inc moons
o. bs 1852 VIII be about $6loo resulting nom tsAss
ard lease Of city property 49,. a.. - ....,, s,,rn the
,ecsed posltion it's ample Dimensions and srsar
h * water irs entire freedom from ice IN the 'everest
nd It's healthy climate bine 20 render point
,os, favored of nature for all purposes OF commerce.
IL Will be by The map that Norfolk by means OF &c
sesbod and Roanoke Railroad made principal point JOE
three important lines of Railroad, which meet uoe~s'e
within ben precincts A.. a..h,srd and
lst The great Southern route, over the Seeooaau @
Roanoke Railroad, passing through Weldon 7" ~
Manchester Branch~e and thence to Chaneslon, " st
tlpuiue on from Branchvie 70 Augusta, Alani'S' w"
Point Montgomery Mobile TO New-Oreans Nsk
ID The interior central route proceeding ,i
over the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad 70 osso b
IN Raleigh Salisbury Charlotte, Columns ana 20
vile and thence 10 New Oreans North Csroiia na' 1
scnbec s. 0oc coo TO tins line - N.-s,L ,,,o, the
I'd The Western route passing from NorioiS upon .ns
seaboard and Roam ,ke Railroad proceeds 70 auu
thence south westerly Knoxville chattanooga duscu
he and Memphis Virginia has subscribed $zooo 70 ''S
hne. L.. .ho,. ~. o,be,, acce.sorv
N and connected with them and by winch large sections OF
country are made accessible 10 Norfolk. Apply 10
CAnMANN WHITEHOUSE CO. No So Wallst
WILLIAM WARD, No. is ExchGnge-place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
r. c. KEMP, Auctioneer.
Il ARGE and POSITIVE SALE of

IL ELEGANT FURNITURE, PIANO-FORTES CAR
PITS &C. by order of Mortgage and Others for whom II
may concern, THIS DAY and TOMORROW, at 10
O'Clock each day. at the large Hail. No $50 Broadway for
nery the Chinese Museum bet Spring and Prince s
months credit for all $500 for satisfactory in
dorsed notes
r. KEMP will sell at auction above, by order Of
norteagee and Others large and valuable collection Of
handsome Rosewood and Mahogany Cabinet Furniture of the
bestquaty Piano ch Carpetings and other house.
furnishing articles all of which will be positively sold with
out and presents opportunity for the trade ho
tells and housekeepes to supply themselves with the most
desirable description Of goods The furniture has oil been
made in the best and most substantial Manner for City
tom trade and consists Of large and splendid assortment of
nchy carved Rosewood Mahogany and black Walnut Parlor
Dining Room Library and Chamber Furniture comprising
every article of elegance and utility found in the large and
fashionable warerooms
PIANOFORTE S-Tensuperi Rose wood 81 and octave
Piano Fores from city makers of good reputation, and all of
which wi be fully warranted the when sold pri
sale These Pianos particularly worthy the
ton Of those in OF good nstrme auction prices
CARPETlNGS-Also, rich Royal Wilton, Tapestry,
Brussels theepy and Ingram Carpeng which particu
larry worthy the attention Of bousekeepers.
Goods purchased to out of the city be packed for
shipping reasonable charge Catalogues morning of
sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
Disasters, &c.

BAsn OLrvr Rasvrn stockton boand 70 Qveoec 80
sorted wh< proceeding her he Sah
om E. fell with quantities o he'd zee ' "a -. ma 70
ss.uef vh heavy shock ~tch IN her bow- sn' a
20 och sant IN about 70 rinoss ~ astsut
h.I, m ,s.,s her Gs.pe hearing ny compass ". as
.Is Ql uop~. 6neesed~d oat The tnfec o,s
xnhrs@s C. ~ harris. Of and ron cr,nsey cossa ~ I'M,
go sso, az miles Distant u One BRANCH ~
s~,.,sly "a LED and made the oes Of ni' way
1881 every assistance bis power Toe occaftenc-
80 M and 81 AN ~ passengers sh' II o. INC
49,, arrived safe board Of the oar
Kindness firm CAPT; Harms end hi crew
he passage arrived safe at Quebec on the n
Of Mas. ~, fu ,,.x.,a "a arr;
vs Al th al the date were
1I.nzking N ofb3 Va favor OF is52 -
Rxss sw1s Holmes Baltimore from Palermo an oDrars1'
,o.(Sed at the 2b u for provsions Inc expe
Of westerly gaes for FRY daye
scxr at ~ Havoc h inst rom Sasua, haa 'e'
ho,sterons passage OF ~ days, and lost sais &C. ~.
before reported ashore on we nar AZ
-. act "a prevus and sail for New orr -
: e.. ssy Amount Of damage not stated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
Domestic Ports.

Cash s9'ssa Ass mai ar cSnnp Norwich Henry
, bsso ssIss n. Mspn Kent
,Sp Ss sun I msc suaS DO M
sS sc apsy S cs y isss r Sn
sss dol soops Capital HAWKINS Providence; Admiral, wssn
ncsf SION m.yloAu barb. p.y State. Dill, Baltimore Herr,
sss., so..sus DO ss .da p, wns hs1 f'1 Sss
sell Hand do sch onos Wes Aus Cages Rainbow
Sssass Va" i.sDss b. s.rS Ts ho% Glasgow CID ssp
plymouth Roel. chac. winsOr. New oreans n Body
stephen, NIB Mes,oa. Merrill Msas,s.; w..hsm Houd-
G sisss rs as ssa1 sI
Lev, ryo' r%sse5 S oS9sA Se,e Garens
Yoens os.. SD chip Beverly a ow ana wss
WIN PIT for Mobile
BALTMoRk May 10 Arr bark. msrysnd DAYS, Boston on
ssms Wse.r Pence, r. Gcsssis, ps,,insl Portland CA
bss Kate Pensessa Evans, or West Indies Susan Beyee do
jenkins Potter Providence Baltimore, seSh New York H. B.
April sn po s Rogers
nwcaR ss" ss rs@o am re- a." H.updsn sh
caARLEsIos Nay AR steamship JAIME, A$ser pesn.9.,
S.soos AsaS"s Va Mare Fl.sS. aSs-' z rS:'
n,,s.n New ioss sssr Saror. $, Howard Eali%ors CA
,'sam,'p ..s, M, Wts New Yo Calender Parker
wl%,sn Nc .ss Ge,'sa Ss'ds
sns David Aim nske., Sew osss%. .esr. Ms Anss
& ss.. Po Asc spencer NJ.
Ys W.S, :. .'' .,.%;s. l ;s
fira,s sp Snna.a rA~s sna natet enss NSs., ~.
CAMDEN; Nay 6-An '.hr' Rasson' TlSsa, New f.rl
Yo s'isSss Sp franlaS co oo Do ca ws:Sss
barb iranlhn, Cool, do.i brs rmpre, newman, ordO.
GLoUcEsTER. May s-Arr bark Cuba, Power, sarnsm.
HOLINESS HOLE Ia port sh bus Foster, c%ws, I'm Bos,os
fr nss.y's for ssw iorI and 90 O,hers ,i,.0
SHNTrSkTT Nav ARP Ss c""ss GU Ausus sh srr
sehs tna Jane Barnard Norfolk s1Sp ina@ps oOSsos, NJ