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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-28
f. BROHN - &,


| Professor Alex. G. Barry's Tricopherous,
or edeated Compound for beautiying curling PIsserv
OF the skin, curing rheumatic palms. and healing external
wounds Bounded by geographical lines the nputa.
ton Barry's treoPheroes Peryades ths Union The
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry, aler
m examination OF his sales book finds that the number Of
bottles delivered order in quantities olr0n half gross
upwars during the year 1882, within trife Of $780,
is unnecessary at length the evidence ofhe
wonderful properties OF trieoPherous when the public
la We furnished such endorsement this The cheap
ness OF the art ce and tho explanations given Of its chem
fca upon hair, the sealP and in all cases OF
ncrcal irritation first recommended 10 the attention
OF the people. This all that the inventor desired Ey
ev bottle advertised itself The effects orthe fluid exceed
ed expectation. Ii acted like CHARM The ladies would
moi be without it. Country dealers in every section ohs
United States found they must have iii and thus built
up wholesale trade OF an extent hitherto unheaId oaa
articles OF this kind. The highest point has
vet been reached it is believed the sales this
will be million and half OF bottles.
Depot and mandatory, No 1ST Broadway, New York,
Retail price, twenty-five cents u large bottle.
Liberal discount purchasers by the quantity Sold by
ali the principal druggists throughout the United States and
Canada Mexico West Indies, Great Britain France, and
by j. II. Patterson, Wheeling, Va Junet4dtN&y6m.
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Pernian Hair Dye.
RHMoVAL.

! HAVE emovod my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS to tho new four story brick building,
No. lily, Main Street, g-'
west aide. between Monroe and Unou Streets whore
will be prepared with carry and extensive Spring
stock. direct from importers and manufacturers which
would be pleased to have my old friends and customers
to call and examine.
feb4 WIN. l. shhnI'
OIL g. Mstealf will be found at the above establish
nent, whore he awaits his old friends.
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MORE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.

MONE NEW 4A4N41 o1L1S1 nv I y
BY EMPRESS.
On FPS. Stuart and Valencennes Plaldsb being the
~ most elegant Plaids we hive received.
2 ps Ro6Toy and Stuart Plnids for scr IFS
A few choice Ribbons;
French AIerinos, In various colors;
Black and coloTed plain Muslin de Lainesi
Embroidered French worked collars and Sleeves
Extra handsome Jaeonet RlouncingSI
Black heecy lined Silk Hosei
Ladies' Kid Gloves, IN winter coloTsI
Ladies' Dress Trimmings in various eoloTs.s
o,,o7 'us' 0p ''O at HE1sKELL & co.'s
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1vor,s KArunRox-This invaluable article. for eradi-
eating Dandru curling Identifying and preserving the
hair is said by all to be the best ever discovered we
should think the ladies would all try it, certainly Price
e6 cents large bottles Advertised In another column
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y FOR ADJUSTMENTS -. :,
WYE have Just received heautiiu and large
w Piano Music, besides large list Of otes IAN y
which GU. kind customers will pie call SE z
possible w Z have also received Bnnjos and
from The smallest to tho largest size and prices 70 Mn
All which will be sold lower than ever before s'' 80
sic Store, No. 1873 Main street. moi, VISoN.
sens Fl 49, 8 So j. tlOAel1oi-
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The Trustees have declared a dividend of Thirty.
Give per cent. the Premiums OF the past
year in Scrip, and after the second Monday
May next. i tt-t
on 1851 and 1882 at the rate OF cent
per annum and after Monday the 9th OF May next and
that the outstanding certificates of profits for the year
1851 90 per cent OF the outstanding for the
year 1882 paid tile holders thereof, their legal
on and after the 10Th day of August next
lie certificates 10 be and cancelled to The extent
OF payment.
L No., Iy,r,, .nriI o5,b ie53
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"a S - - ca or: - s:;:s
G.ssoS Aiy.ssis. Cost. Ecs, a sss.ars, Derby.
s.si.: sns ss Ps Lieut. colsa: Hsi.s Hss:
f. oSs ~; Mrs.
child and nurs: Brown Barn, Baltimore; Lloyd NJ
York 'S n, S .n Coils
Wood Mass; RaSd5ll Phil.deghi4 Kern, 81 Louis;
s o S.rnsn fs. !, s Frost
bs, H:fTSl{ DEXTER S & DS L,%.n
n Day k.1" N aoiero CAM is
ARRIVALS.
Prom Liverpool IN the steamship Arote-Mr and Mrs
sssi cse Henry
and asc oSdsf a
senor Don Bartolome Herrera late minister from Peru
Secretaries 3d. Wis ssnor.s jose Maria sssuin Jose lane
tsg"i Manuel I,snSssge Msnusl Csnero Arsusa.:
lilo Althaus Juan Bo1s and three servants Mr. and Mr..
sweetssr M,s + hs.shoI Thomas Meaghsr, Hut
and Norman Jackson. Mrs Coleman, N. and Mrs Ramon
g.n and Ms Ks0ds Il. and M Mr.
NJ and sIs
and Mrs PitchsI Mrs Lewis and servant Mr. and Mrs
johnson and Miss Thompson Mr. and Mrs TsrvossI, M
and Hrs Geo @ and Two Mrs Ps1sp
children Mss.rs Jas Bacon. oGobanie Geo Briggs.
Dale Lshmaer, Antoine Aub VIM WIGHT, Mr. Kohlsast
sS. Hsn yfEs s. ss
Brown, b elders eevs Rev NJ Parker Messrs Alex
Horny
HeDriqn.s r. Ferraa Ttterel J Underwood.
Calmard W Braisted, G Balliere, Fischer. Pea
ariepI, sehOnJapk VIM Tbnm.s, alex Gorkovenoe, WIN
MeDensld, Hall, Geo Pollock Rslsy and W. GAus
Of PbiIsde'phi
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, July Zd-6 +. M.
AsHEs-we heard that IT'S bbls. were purchased at
IS 12h for pearls and 81 ID for potts. 100 lbs The
inspection warehouse contained to day bbls pearls
and 2 269 bbs. pots, in all 4, lao casks.
The sales confined to 600 bbis. Sour at - Blk
- 56H; superADe No 2 at - 50 q - 6sA; mixed to
At IS s. rs; common to good Ohio at IS s. %; and
other grade at proper figures About 900 bbs
supeIaIs Canadian in bond realized 50 1a Sou hs
vorite; and IS is 81 Is for fsncy, per Dbl Nothing
pretty freely dealt h but details did not transpire
The sales embraced 900 bushels Genesee white and
Is 600 WesteI. do private terns and 900 Western
red and mixed at 81 10 q 81 Is Rye and oats were
changed Corn less valuable. The busic included
AZ 600 bushels at 67c esc for unsound; 6s>Sc roc
for mixed Western and Southern and Tic. Q 71Kc for
yellow DO, per bushel.
There were 300 bales sold to day. at old prices
Strict Liverpool CLASSIFICATION ,o oou
Atlantic and Tssas Gulf ports
I ISy to GOOD ord - ~ 81 81 ss
Low to good midd. .loH liz 1oa 1iH 1ox s1is:
Mid fair to fair: ny slis TX ri. 1lH az
engaged for Liverpool cheay4n ships bags at 7d and
1000 0Co bills. -four at Is. 3D.. with 500 do at
d. I'd About 400 500 bales cotton engaged 1T
ed TO London 1000 bbls flour were engaged at s To
Havre -four ut 62c. and xrain 12c To Cslifornia
rates varied fscm SOC. $50 per foot Measurement
PRovn1oSs-Pcrk was saeable and firm; about $40
b1ls changed band. st sl2 IS 70, prime s14 Is for
msIed last noticed The s.ies Of lard reached $50
packages ordinary to prime ut 1910 lie per To- Beef
continued in good request the sales amounted to 400
city do 50 sic for country NOES: S12 $12 Is for
packed Chicago ard city ness ard $l3 % Sl4f extra
a. e 80 Dol :.
23c for Orange county per h. Cheese ruled active and
firm, At 6he q 8kc per lb.
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alRITIAE IHTRLLIGGNoE
Port OF New York, July 20, 1853.
CLEARED.


Sttamsbips-Blsck Warrior, Bullock Mobile, Livngs
TOP Crocheron Co Marios, Foster Charleston Spoford
Iieston Co; Jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk, &c, Ludsm
Locust Point Lay fed, Baltimore II II Taylor.
Ships-Liberty, Cornell, New Orleans Stanton Il Thonp
SOD; Rsiah, Drew, New Orleans Eagle Hazard Wizard
freeman. Liverpool Taylor 4 Merrill Albert Gallatin
Dsno Liverpool, Grinne,l Mnturn 20; Joseph Walker
Ho1ie, Liverpool, Thompson h Nephew.
Balks-Hsngoa, Haskell, Mstanzas Perkins a Dalano:
John Carver, Nichols, Cape de Verdes, Back Co;
Eize QHAm) Brunn, Hamburg, VIM Van Sehtsn.
Brgs-Jua Ann, Comsry. Boston, Nesmth h Sons;
Hunter; Sarah Ellen, York Portiaod B ssrdy; Ercos
(Sc). Dominica, London, Jas Wallace & Co; Rssa Ma
Tide DAM. Gimenes, Ponce, J J Thompson john A
Bangor. RP Buck n Co; Rosa (Prus) Schroeder, Pas.
bol Thompson Neubsus Elizabeth, Pitts, Para and
ambt Coming; Industry, Jeset Jacksonville, Nay.
schrs-cora A Lindsay, Day, Newborn, D.vi. L
Holmes; Sabine, Littleton Newbern Davis 4 Holmes;
Correia, Young, New Bedford MASTER st Leop Green,
Law, Philadelphia; D Bsookman Co; Isaac Franklin,
Frost, Portsmouth, ii d Brooknan Il Co: Aneeept Dbl
Mckay, Prince Edward Island De,sy; Victory (Br)
Sweetpg Hsrbor IslsLd, Eneas h Hntcbins Grants
state Hslett, Boston. lie Wis; NJ Warren Chapman
Mckee; Eva tBrl. svsetiny, Eeathera, Ackerly La.
MARITIME Tyler, Wilmington, Nice esdy, Mott Co; Ply
mouth Rock Lacy, BOSTON, Dayton / sprague; r 50
Philadephis, James Hand; Benjamin Strong Walters,
Alexandria &C. Mott Bedel; Thomas (Br) Burke Hall.
fax, Ms, Desley; Manson, Manson, Port Patt W
LOWS.
soopsPointsr. Fol leY Providence, master; Oregon.
sturees Providence, master; Warren, stannsrd Eev
Haven, master; Isaas Il Borden, DemIng, Fan River,
master.
steamfbp Arctic. Luce, Liverpool, July H. with pas
seneers, to X Collins Co. The A passed the Rock
coming ont Of liverpool At II Pm Wednesday July
s.ss, sad rIosrss.. July q, szshaass ID ds.sis sA
Norwegian bstg, ssued v,
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DIED.
rear Of his sge's

On Wednesday July 90 in the 18th year Of his age,
1nEoDoRE H W. ron Of John A stemmler, Esq.
The funeral will take place from the house of his father
No 12S West Tsetty fifth street. between Seventh and
Eighth avenues. this afternoon. July "a at O'Clock
The friends Of the family are invited to attend without
further invitation.
On saturda, morning July 90 JULIA ANN, wife Of Al
FREQ Cbsocellor, sged 50 years and months.
The restives ard friends OF the family aud those Of
hes brother Henry B. veDn respectfully invited to
attend the fur era from the residence
law Twenty seventh street, Sunday afternoon, At
O'Clock
On Saturday morning, July %, THOMAS, edes. Of
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited 10
attend his fureral from the residence Of his parents
q Ridge and Desncey Streets Sunday the oath
We loved him: yes, No tongue can tell
How much loved him md how well.
God loved loved him too and he thought best
To take him home and be SC rest.
On Saturday morning, July %, Mr.. HECTOR McCuLLux
The friends and relatives of his family are respectfully
invtAd 20 attend his fuBera ON his late residence No.
l75 Seventh OF Twenty second street this
Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock without further invita-
On Friday morning. July %. Mrs. AUGUSTA HANNA
Her flu neral will take place from her late No.
225 west Npetes nth street on SUNDAY aftsrnoon
O'Clock Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend
On saturday, July 20, JANIS FLYNN
His friends ard acqusntsnces and those Of his bro
ther in law John acBarron are respectfully invited to
attend his fur from 81, late residence, No avenue
B, on Sunday, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ
On Saturday morning, July o. MARGARET DYKE aged 80
years and months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to AT
terd the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from her
late residence, las Chrystie street
On Saturday. July %. Mr. PHILIP CooNKY, an old and
respected citizen In the 68th year OF his age
His friends ard acquaintance, also III of his
Philip and Of bis son in law Daniel Hoyt lilly
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence
OF North Second and Water streets, Williamsburg
| on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock
On Saturday, July % MARGAREr MURPHY, daughter Of
| William Murphy, In the sth year OF her age
The relatives and friends of her father and those Of
his brother law Martin Shea, respectfully invited
TO atterd her era Sunday af rnoon, at O'Clock
from the iesdence her parents, No Whitehall
ON Saturday evening" July % after short and 80 vers
illness ELIZABETH b., wife Of William L. Stephens aged
| "a years.
The friend of the family and the members of Tom pkn
Lodge No 0, 0. of + respectfully invited Il
attend the funeral Monday morning. at 8k O'Clock
from No ia Gre witch avenue.
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persopnl InseIl,repce.

Hon. Thomas Nesaher, member OF Parliament from
Waterford Ireland accompanied by the lady OF Thomas
Francis Meseber, Esq. arrived last evening by the
Arctic, to meet her husband. who has been anxously
vaitir their arrival They occurring apartments
~ the Metropolitan Hotel Hon. Alfred ReiIey Ohio;
Hon. A 7 Ellis Ohio Hon: N. Barnwell south Caro-
lima; Hon. Mr.. Richards. Canada; Major Andre vs.,
u A Lieutenant Parker u. s ~, arrived Yesterday
and are at the Metropolitan Hotel
Lieutepant Msury. Of Washington, and the Hon. n.
Peonger U. charge 70 Denmark left in tbs
Pacific yesterday, for Liverpool
Hon. George F. Fort, Governor Of Mes Jersey Hon b.
Williamson, Char eeor, Thoo1,s s. Allison Secretary Of
state and some half dozen other distinguished Jersey.
men, ale rusticating 10 group at Cape May.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool, in the stespshie Pacific -etar Mccall
ILna9epbini niss Andrews. Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs
Chesebropgh, Otto Beninger Prussia; w q Wsbb M AID
grite and two daughters; Lanier New YORK: Miss
Laner; NJ and MRS T Hyatt and child; Hon II Bsdiurer
Ubted states charge to Denmark Misc and two
venn Lieut. y Marry, Washington Julien ror.era. r
aAraoo GubA; Anna Forcera Teresa Foroera Cuba Misc
Marry Washington " and Mrs Cbds and Daughter and
Lawrence Misc Bayles Martin Lawrence, Hooper and
family Mr. and Mrs Hooper, two Masses Hooper. WIN
Hooper and servant; Mr. and Mrs Hunt and party
Wilson, Poughkecpse; RAIN FLORIDA: Gourdin Mrs
Ys 9o.r. Is snS sps crsn
JuIss Janet Francis Farm Mr. and Mrs. Candy NJ and
Mrs. David Stusrt Cosles Many DR. Cosiss Capt
YdvsSSs. l. Fowls. pnvt pr'ncs Thss CAV. po~rr
raui Chaxden, wawnR 1hes MoSoaasL aYkts; iona
oiine@s, kchmend; Gel s,d Mrs " nals4t MsHilss "
hAusss dos ksssss Dyas aal Sssksoa 0i A cshss.
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fhs contest endsd about sk O'Clock p u rhs Gaspss
d Provdsnes, was declared tbe winner II the drst
prize and the Niagara. Of New Britain took the second
Price The victorious parties wsre vocferously chssrsd
1hs New York company complained that they wore
lAboring under Disadvantages having moro hose than
any other company, and having . larger noszls We
undesstazd they entered protest against the awarding
protest disrssardsd and the vietors so dscared
took away the gobsts After the ceremonies were over
the companies dispersed and many Of them immedi.e
saDda had gathered around the depot waiting for the
train TO New York The cheering of the fremen now
bands PAX VOBIjCUM.
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On Saturday morning, July % by the Rev l. .Nobresa
SAMUEL D. ARRowsxIM to MARIA E. VALIANT, both Of
this city
In Philadelphia, Thursday. July 81, by Charles en-
pin. Esqr., MAYOR, ORCHARD F. G. PHnAN to ANNE
WHrT1fN, both Of Conmel. Ireland.
At Gadsby Hotel Washington City. the 22d July, by
tie Rev HI gh Harrison of Maryla WILLIAM HAzARD
WIGG, Efq Of South Carolina to Miss EMMA MARIA,
daughter Of the late Commodore Thomas Hodup Stevens
OF the United States navy.
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oFYIcHns, CONT ANIEs AND NUMBER or MEN IN
PROCESSION.
The procession WAS under the direction ss
CRARxs A. NRzIIx1oN Cmw EXCUSES,
and his assistauts,
Thos. Hollis, Amos Thomas,
Thos. W. Ensigl. Geo. W Jsnes.
Chas. w. Ausn J. Woodruff. ID,
Philip Pond.
The procession began to march from ths Park ut IL
O'Clock and the reached the south gate Of the Park
ct about O'Clock In the companies were many invited
guests and Of the engines present upon this
OCCASION manned BY smasr than that Of their
REGULAR CON pany. and others By . larger number.
The following u the number Of msa In each Gem
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NEW YORK vlCTORIOU:

0
After they had reached their rooms the band played
ew pteres.ing airs, and was then discharged
meeting Of the members Of the compa ny was i'm me
diately called and resolution unanimously adop ed
challeBg those panies to whom the prizes
given at the New Haven contest to trial. At Ii
ard place they may choose. for the sum OF $1,000
5000. All were gratifed with their trip AID high in
their aise of the Fire Depart Of Nex Haven for
then kindness while in the city.
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TIH FREMEH's TOURNAMENT.
SPLENDID DISPLAY IN new HAVEN.
fII RECEPTION OF THg NEW WORKERS.
The Grand Contest Of En- gincs,
&6e.. &ko. -.

Special Report for the New York Herald.
Ths great gala day of the Firemen 1t New Haven has
csssd-ths battle has been fought and won-Pfovdencs
has besu victoriou- The "Cty Of Fins" never before
had within her limits the number Of human being. that
here at present the occasion Of the Fieemsns
Tournament All the principal cities Of Massachusetts
Rhode Island and Connecticut By their
crack companies and these companies whom arranged
together in procession, presented imposing appear
aacs. But of al he companies present. there none
which acts attention than those New York
Thsir even pace. firm tread, and stout muscle, is .
thems Of praise Iu my communication yesterday
l stated the New Haven companies were pre- par ing
to receive the Nav yorhors, ana intended to
range torch light procession In consequence Of
the crowd OF ves-sIs around the wharf, the MAssa
chusetts could enough to Iand her comps
ny tion OF midnight procession abAn-
donsd. Tho Ne~ York com pa MICS remained on board
during last night and At o'clock this morning they
received By tne Frsnklin Hose pany No. 4 of
New Haven and by her escorted the place assigned
then in the pocsssion. The order Of the procession
from the beat The escort, the South wark Nov
York Hose No and the Hook and Ladder Mutual No. l.
Each company wa preceded BY It's band and as they
marched through the streets they made of themsslve
no small procession.
While the New Yo,k companies were on their march
to their position they and crossed by number.
Of companies suss of the city Ike them selves and on
Their to their ctive sAtions The main streets
one continued scene for loug time of marching
and countermsrch,pg and it IL O'Clock before
Al had taken then, places round The City Park accord
lng to arrangement Finally, however, all being in
raadr the MAJ and Common Council of the CITY
took their Positions the steps OF of the public
buildings in the north corner of tho Park and the com
masd being given, the procession began to move.
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THE CONTEST.

at stout4K O'Clock P. NJ, commenced the great fight
atense and thousands OF dollars ataked upon
The result. pole erected for this ESPECIAL occaion
stood in he park, surmounted by dremsns cap. This
pole $50 feet high and from the top, alta distance Of
two feet apart osled slips of wood to indicate to
IL judges the height Of each stream The engiees
which 10 play divided into two classes, &C
coidpg 70 the size Of their cylinder and their cslbre
second class there fourteen. Three of the FIRST
class all over inch cylinder aad inch stroke
and sl under belonged TO the second class The prizes
for when they to contend two silver gooets
and savtrs valued altogether a. about 500 S25 for
each piece Ibe savers about four inches 10 dia
meter the gobletg about many inches high
The New Haven authorities who brought about this de-
monstraon Of sk had only in vie the welfare 81 tho
fire department by bringing in competition the different
companies OF the neighboring Sstes. The New Haven
Are companies although they measured their power With
their guess yet did lot enter FOR the prizes The entire
park mass Of human beings during the contest
The judges appointed TO decide 70 the winner
p f. Galpin, ex Mayor Of New Haven,
ii. b. Ensign, A. Dagget.
The judges took their station In the cupol, Of the Ton
tine Hotel from where they could only the upper
part Of the pole The thick foliage Of the Films shut out
AL that dofe around he base Of the pole thus free
ing the judges from any charge OF impartality At the
roll OF the drum from the band under the charge OF the
Chef engineer each engine sent up Its water and the
indges noted the height = the water, numbe ing them
om the commencement After the close OF the contest,
The engineers entered opposite the numbers OF the
judges the names Of the engnes in the order in which
they played and the judges then declared the rictos
The following IL the der in which the engiaes play
and the Leght to which each threw the wafer
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ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK FIREMEN
AT HOME

The New York fremen arrived here last night, at
about 6h o'clock They had esting voyage home
and excellent dinner beard When they arrived at
pier No. North river, the South wark engine Ne. SO
escorted Hook and Ladder No and Hose No to their
rooms, and then preceded by their bsId marched to
their quarters Upon their engine in 'front.' painted
upon q white banner, they b ,re the sentence
o
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Herald Marine Corregp0n1onoo.
PHILADELPHIA, July 234PM
Arrfved-schrs Dart, Somers. Boston; Huntlsy
Hammond Milton, Mass; Timothy Pharo, Cranmer Bos.
ton: Morris Chester, Corson. Providence
CIesred-Sesmers City Of Bosron Easterbrook Boston:
LslAw1re, sanford. NYork; schrs II Huntley Ham.
Nichols, Charleston.