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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-17

-r--r------
Drunkenness and Sabbath Break
% ''~ v''sa'9,. . ing. ."o. ss s,s
Fora few weeks past, some of the
liquor sellers in this city have pur-
sued the work Of their calling with
unusual boldness, The Daily Courier
of Monday, June 9Th, gives the fol-
lowing account Of a disgraceful row
at Bernhard's doggery, on last Sab
bath. We rejoice to see the indepen-
dence fthe Courier, and believe that
by, the united efforts of the conductors
OF the public press, a claw will soon
be enacted, which will seattle and ssith-
r the liquor seller, and in part pre-
vent him from defying the law, scof-
6ng at religion, desecrating the Sab
bath, despising morality, corrupting
our youth and disgracing our city,
Christian Messenger. a"i'' oa
VERY DIsGRAcEFUL. .-On yesterday
the peace and good order Of our city
was disturbed, and the Sabbath desc
Grated by drunken row at Bernhard's
bakery and doggery, This establish
ment ia located on Main street, above
Seventh. This certainly is fine state
of affairsl Has it come to this, that
rum holes and doSgeries are to be found
on Main street in oar city, and that,
\ too, open on the Sabbath? Is there
no end to this work OF ruin? Has all
sense Of shame forsaken us? or are
\ we at the mercy of the law.defying,
/ Sabbath. breaking rumseller? This
same Bernhard stands indicted at the
present term of our court, for selling
liquor; and yet, on the very next
I Sabbath, and while the court is stillin
session, he shows his respect for the
h law and the court by selling liquor,
and exciting a drunken row.
\ The persons engaged in this row
were arrested, put in the watch house
until this morning, and were then
brought before the Mayor for trial.
/ Where is the rum-seller, the man who
furnished the liquor? Is he, to-day,
prosecuting his illegitimate calling,
making drunk our fathers and our
young men? Are we not a laW.abid-
/ ing people? How long win we suffer
such things? Has the city no laws,
and no power to execute them? Shall
such men pnt the law at defiance,
scof at religion, despise morality, cor
rupt youth, and disgrace our city with
impunity2 We say, if there be laws,
let them be executed; ifthere be none,
\ let them be speedily enacted. Let
both the law and the scathing, with
ering wrath of public opinion set
mark upon these men; and if they will
not desist, letthem be driven from our
midst by a stern and uncomprOmising
necessity. Let them feel the weight
| of that power before whose majestic
presence the puny arm of the rum
Il seller is raised in vain; that power be-
fore which princes tremble, and thrones
totter; we mean the unconquerable,
undyipg, legal and moral power Of the
U people. ais there no balm in Gilead?
IS there no physian there?" Is not
our city sufficient for these things!
/ Is she too weak to contend success
fully with a few rum.sellers! Does
she fear the contest? Is fear to stand
against DnTY4 Does not duty, the
l salvation of our children and the
peace, prosperity and happiness Of
society beckon us to the cohficts Win
\ we shrink, or will we on--on to bat
lI tle?-Zanesmlle Courier.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-17
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} The price of paper upon which
newspapers are printed has advanced
fifteen per cent. within the past three
months, on account Of the scarcity.
Of rags, the latter being largely. re-
tanned on the backs Of many ofgthe.
newspaperconductors.b q 0o&i So
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-17

while the cewled heads of the skele-
tons nod, and the lamps swing, and
all the small bones rattle at their
tread. .H-lI y -----
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-17

R A correspondent Of the Tri-
bune, writing from Buffalo, among
other incidents relating to the Pres.
General Assembly now in setsion at
that place, states that said body may
be set down as a {" teetotal Maine law
Assembly" and that "the church
they represent may also be put down
as adopting to great extent the same
principle ,,a.. n or.oo.3 syea,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-17
The Number Nine.

II 4u0 NumDer VINE.
\ This is peculiar figure, with which
numerous tricks may be performed !;
not to mention the fact that the fun
damental rules ofarithmetic are proved
by the figure 8. there are among 9TH
ers, the following curiosites connect
ed with the figure: '.''
Add together as many mines as you
| please, and the figures indicating the
amount, when added together, will be
9 or 8 repeated. The same is true in
multiplying any number Of times, the
sum Of the figures in the product will
be 8 or a number Of mines. For in
stance: =
Twice 9 are l8-1 and 8 are 9;
Three times 8 are 27-2 and 7 are
8; g
Four times 9 are 36-3 and s are
8;
And so on until we come to eleven
times 9 are 90; here we have two
mines, or 18, but and 8 are 8.
Twelve times 8 are 1881 and 0
and 8 are 8.
The curious student may carry this
on still further for amusement.
Another curiosity is exhibited in
these different products of the 9 when
multiplied by the digits, the products
being 10, 97, SO, Al, &C., reverse
these and we have the remaining pro-
ducts 81, 63, 72, 81.
The nine digits, !, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8, 8, when added, amountto s mines,
or instead of adding, multiply the mid
die figure by the last and the product
will be the s mysterious mines, or As,
and 4 and 5 are 8.
Once more, let the digits as written
be l23456789
. 98765432l
- .......lill1l1ll0 , .e.@s
and we have 8 ones and Of course 8,
once more.
Or let the upper series of numbers
be substracted from the other:
987654321
1e345e789
" aalo.
864197532
Add the figures Of this difference,
and once more We have the s 9s, OF
45, or 8.
We will now multiply these same
figures by g:
1234567s9
g
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-17

thousand francs in coin, and that hav-
ingn9 hsir and leaving no will his
treasure reyerts to the, hospital, or is
claimed BY the { Domain Publique.- 4
Paris Gorespondem 0fithe AsuO York
Dail1 Time, am p klBfH19 Aab
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-17

England will send 524 objects to
the n. Y. Crystal Palace; France
396; the Zollverein 500; Holland 142.
Italy will send 100 statues. n ay;,,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-17
864197532
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and we have 8 ones again, or o.
Granite Farmer. a..a,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-23

family of said Mills, and after his death, to be Civ
en- 10 such children of said Mills as may survive
him.
K SEC 10. And be it further enacted, That when
ever the land Office at Pontotoc, Mississippi, shall
be discontinued, the records and files thereof shall
lie placed in the possession of the clerk of the Uni
ted States district court for the northern district of
Mississippi, who is hereby made keeper of the
same, and authorized TO perform all the duties
conferred upon the register and receiver and shall
receive FOR his services thereof sum not excee-
ding five hundred dollars per annum.
SEC 20. And be 1t further enacted, That in
settling the accounts of Daniel S. MCauley, late
consul general at Alexandria, in Egypt there shall
be allowed for Office rent at the rate of four hundred
dollars per annum during the time he acted in that
capacity, to be paid to his widow.
For salaries of governor and Superintendent of
Indian affairs, three judges, attorney, and marshal
of Washington Territory, from the time ofther ap-
pointment to the end of the fiscal year, termina-
ting June thlreth eighteen hundred and fifty four
an amount sufficient TO pay the same is hereby APP
propriated, and out of any money in the treasury
not otherwise Appropriated;
FOR compensation and mileage of the members
of the Legislative Assembly, officers, clerk aud
contingent expenses ofthe Assembly, and to defray
the expenses of taking the of said Territory
the sum of twenty thousand dollars, to lie paid out
of any money not otherwise appropriated;
For the contingent expenses Of the Territory,
including the salary of clerk o the. Executive
Department., fifteen hundred dollars 10 be paid GU
OF any money in the treasury not otherwise appro-
pnated
Approved March 3, 1858.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-23
DR.. Todd's Pills

DR.. Todd's Pills
IAN be had fresh and genuine following places In
~ the city of Wheeling and vicinity. vz:-At The Drug
stores OF James Baker: Kells & CALDWELL Brentinger &
Coi 1y 7 L Logan q OF Fred'k Yalrling, VIM Mckee &
co: SRIlchetown) BrentiMger Centre Wheeingl at
The Shoe store OF Todd Devo market square, and al
me Drug store OF the proprieor OF Quincy and
Fifth streets. ~
They can also be had at Dunn's, Grave Creek; BE-
dillons and Jacob Goodng's, National Road; BENZ J.
Craven west Alexandria; Wilson StringeT's, west Wheel
ing; and Ely Loonans, bridgeport, Ohio
These pills need further Recommendation than mir
trla they have now been III constant more than
twenty years, and If you will only give them chance they
wl speak for themsel vesLy them. per SO per
doz; $40 per gross. ianf
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GRAND LITERARY AND apr,.
COMBINATIONS "tlSrIC

Arrangements have been made To fnr,;-,
booker MagaZinei the Home Journal anI a the KnJ
Musical World ard Times, to new snb s NE GsT "
Dollars yearl This is cheap IiterstnTs ;ee Er =
ne booker is 81 per annum; The IA rsae.ss
year at the usual rates That three sue5 So,Ea
tanned for 50 year, is fact truly wo4br% IN
which Is just now being usheTed In ar
er Bagazine. edited by Lewis GAYLORD CI e ieksh
ccssaTy to speak. For twenty years. it b.SuX' %
genial, humorous and spicy monthly in osel 4.
present volume Will be better than INV Ivb; or u
The Home Journal edited by Geo p Mnr Sn PTees,,.
Wil!is,is we known as the best laray ns,.S aat
ricai and the Musical Word and Times ~;
StorTs Willis, with Lowell Mason Geo t1g b. RI
as Hastings, WIN. P. Bradbury, Geo ? .IatiISSt
musical writer's contribu ing; and which lr1 q
er things, over 1925 worth OF music and .6G arns
struCtlon i'll harmony annually, is the ve- eo1teW
journal ever published. These three nnb;s peat as
family up in everything worth :orvinS sisS
literature, music, painting. sculpture
ries, wit, huHor, fancy, sentiment: The ions, do
and other attrnetions for ladies'; choice new ma,
So bbath the Church and the fireside; Teyisa e
cisms Of musical works. performers and al s
short, the very pick and cream of novelty
raphy, art, literature and science; incluS eidert 4
DO g ven in periodicals to pr onote healthy q
solid instructions in the family and helm IN
wiser, and happier, may be now obtained or s. be
2.t- cE.E.i. -rE DYER d WIIIISSia
"-EditoIs publishing the above linz! J, sew Ytf
paper containing IL 10 Dyer & Willis ,vin u
works named for one year. W." teeats Is
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MISCELLANEOT;

What can be got fo.
zTHEundersigned have entered IN, S5,OnlS
which they agree to furnish the KniesssaG arrsae
Gmoathly2i the Home Journal CweeklySS' sSa
moderate price OF as an ~ new tubscrS.r.e
ders enclosing that amount to Der y
promptly attended 10. % Wills -
SAMUEL HUSTON, u
4. NORRIS PuS 81 1g1, Of The Kniekerso....
OVER b r WII11S sf Home Jo,qu,l
Publisher Of Musical Woru.,
ISL Broadway n w.
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Planished Tin Ware,
Look at ThisI

LUX 7 Ills!
LII those who DESTROYS of preserving the memory
~ OF themselves and and friends do so, eec-
rcoiype Rooms at the OF Main BdIlc Streets
Centre w cling; and procure li'eke Pic
lures which cannot be obtained, with The degree OF
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city.
+ TARBELL g. CO., Dasurr feotynists
Corner of Main anu Biddic streets,
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~-Editors publishing the above 3time. Ne New I'd
paper containing II TO Dyer & Willis win u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-23

SIC. 8, And lie il further enacted, That the
third lection of the act entitled can act making
appropr itons for the civil and diplomatic expem-
SEES OF Government FOR The year ending the thrtieh
Of June eighteen hundred and forty seven, and for
other purposes" approved August tenth, eighteen
hundr- d and lorty six, be, and the is hereby
revived and continued IN force for the fiscal year
ending the thirtieti of June, eighteen hundred
anil EliN- u -----
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-23

. -. Ht -za Blankets.
1914 PREMIUM Blankets at reduced prices, ard al
4 other sizes equally cheap. Cradle Crib I3laI
ics with few extra fine Blankets Over Coats lust
eyed at Coct25) o w iHEISKELL q Co.'s
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Wheeling Window class

Wheeling Window Glass
NJ ~ U + 4 TORY.
TIL L partnership heretofore existing between Socoal
Eankerd Co, has been dissolved by the purchase of n
Mr. Banlerd's right titIc and interest," by Stockton 4
Russell. 7
The business viii be carried on under the name of
Wheeling Oct i. 1872 ~ o+>' ~ SELL " 20
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Dissolution
God Liver Oil.

TNLEGANT Plaid silks, Spring styles; hS mi ca
III nv beautiful; Broeide Silks, DARK S SnS tor Ell
BTocade silks in blocks rich Wateieai Es At eIres
with trimmings to match. Touan S cnIor., Mousn
Ia INES &C. just opened at HElsKBLLfesl
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DiSS solution OF Co-Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore subsisng between TIE uu.
dersIgHcd, under the rm OF Warden Edwards,
has beenthis day dissolved by mutual Jacob
w den has sold his interest w. Warden.AIi
persons Indebted TO said late firm requested settle
AMI adjust the r debts with Jacob NJ. Warden
Wheeling, December l. 1859.
JACOB NJ. WARDEN,
deCl-iT MICHAEL GDW a RDS In
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In the Office of the Postmaster General, ten of
class one, thirty three of class two, twenty nine of
class three, and six, including the topographe of
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Disso1ution.

"ALF GROSS Bazin's COncine SOap-ths " ~ I.
for whitening the skin aad healing ehapPf1x
Just received by [feb5] I. H. boGAee~
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MISCET.I..A NEOUS. =

- Cordage. aE4's ga XXI
S0 COILS Manila sizes Pittsburgh prces
W 20 do tarred hemp do do '
10 do untarred do do -a-
90 reels Packing Yarn;
do Italian hemp Packing Yarn; t1''Ith o..
80 dozsn Bed cords and Plough line ''.-
500 lbs Broom Irvine; - ~
1000 sup'r cotton Seine Tyyire;
80 lbs Gilling; -.".H
10 reels hemp Bed cord;
10 bales Oakum; F..
10 brs Pitch and Rosin;
A general assortment, comprising Blocks, Hooks and
Thmbles Anchors Cau,ng naIets and chses Lard Oil,
Mops, Caulking cotton and tow, etc.
CHAS. H. BERRY,
dec4-tf Corner Union aud Water SIS.
Paints, Oils, &c.
A LCOHoL, Turpentlne,
N Linsecd Oil, Lamp Black,
Lard OIL Gum Shelac,
Extract LogwooG Gold Leaf,
Chrome Green, Black Lead, '.-.
Chrome Yellow Red Lead
French Leaf Bronze, 81.
Copal Varnish, japan Varnish, &C.,
For sale, low, at
VOWELL'S DRU0 STORE,
... No. 81, Unionst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-23

Cigars and Tobacco.
1000 Rcsalia C.gars 5000 Havana do; 200 Principe
~ do % boxes Yellow Bank Tobacco-Just received by
2 ices BROOKS.
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In the Office of the Commissioner of Patents.
eight OF class TWO, twelve including the SIN as,
sisant examiners, of class three and one of class
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DIR. DYES RELIEF

7" DIX. DX Els KELLEY ~ ~
For Coughs, Colds, HoGrseness, Bronchitis and
incipicnt Consumption.
lFlFTEEN years SUCCESS in the use OF this SYRur, in
private practice, for the various affections the
Is rocia and LuEgs,i deemed sufficient
IN presenting II TO the afflicted, 10 insure trial its eff
ficaCy - 'tE ..-- I
There ishothing in This Syrup that will
can be nOdanger III wing 10 the youngest Child
in any quantity any circumstances II is pleas
ant ms d and cfectual. 'ss.-. '8-.'
Price 30 cts. per bottle.
Prepared by DR. J. S. DYE, Hartford. Com
For sale by KILLS &c CALDWELL,
decID
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Ladies of North Wheeling,
MONT forget when you come down town buy Goods
~ that 1t will pay you for your trouble TO to
Market street at the store of zzs-ls
w. ID. lEOEEE, ..r...
Where you find choice assortment, almost at your
own prices. sent1O
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AID there shall be chief clerk for each of the
officers Ct the Solicitor, First c. mptroller Second
Comptroller, First AuG,tor, Second Auditor Third
Auditor, Fourth Auditor, Fifth Auditor, Auditor
OF the Treasury Tor the POST Office DEPARTMENT,
Register, Commissioner of Customs, Treasurer,
Lighthouse Board, Commissioner of Pension, Com
missioner of the General Land Office Commissioner
of Indian AtIairs, and Commissioner of Patents,
who shall be allowed an annual compensation If
two thousand dollars each. And there shall be a
chief clerk for each of The Departments of the
Treasury, War, Navy, Interior, and General Post
Office, who shall be allowed an annual COM
pensatiJn of two thousand Two hundIed dollars
each. =! y - Gl
No clerk shall b. appointed in either of the four
classes until after he has been examined and found
qualified by board 10 consist of three examiners
one of them TO be the chief of the bureau or Office
into.which he is tobe appointed, andthe two 9th;
ers obe selected byt the head of the Departmental
which the said c;erk.will be assigned. Nor shall
any clerk in the departments herein named receive
any other salary or money for extra services than
the sum or sums specified in this section. at
any time after this section has been,executet by
classification of the clerks as it prescribes There
shall be adisbursing clerk for each of the De-
PARTNER ts of ar, n avy, and the Post Officer
not more than three for the Treasury Department.
at the discretion Secretary thereof and NOT
mpre than three for he Department of the Interior
at the di;creton of the Secretary thereof the said
Clerk be appointed out of class four by the heads
OF the respective departments, and 10 receive such
sum, IN addition their regular salaries, as NAV.
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SIC. 8. And be i further enacted, That tn
Stcretary of the Treasury be, and lie is hereby au-
lhorHed 10 purchase ut the current market price
any Olthe outstanding locks Of the United States
us nc may think most advisable from any surplus
funds in The treasury Provided that the balance in
the treasury shall not at any time be reduced be-
Inv 81 ms I'M II
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OoI1II0 w HG6llIB DIuS pGOIG dlu
E.. Apotheca. G
ID lCIIARD BLUM has pun chased cntiIe stock ami
III fixtures Of the establishment occupied by f. a. Bent
nger Centre Wheeling additions TO his stock is
prepared TO furnish city and country customers with
PuTcst and best Drugs Medicines, Oils, Paints, Dye Stu
on the most reasonable terms.
ras Prescription ID Department.
lie will attend promptly the filling of prescriptions,
which Will be carefully compounded at all hours ~
PcrflmeIics imported Havana cigars, and vericty
fancy articles hand d CnniL
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77=7--7T.=---- CLOAK CIotnB.. .,, ,,,o.ka
would cal PaGt1suGsE oehs a
olive, Brown; Green Lea seP & %
These Cloths were imported by stch the Clo9TTn,s
: Inst received at ss Osisa So % "
| jante5 II sIssis!5to75s 5aiss = ~. A'-s
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7 IsbIs Dcirnn's Patent E4nbrIcntinE Oil pc
- culiarly adapted to Railroad and
u sale by Cjan6l KELIS d. CA LDWELI
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family of said Mills, and after his DEATH to be Civ
en- 10 such children of said Wills as may survive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22
THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
SILVER WARE.

In addition TO the beautiful works in silver which
we noticed yesterday, from the mandatory of Joseph
Angel, there is which il particularly deserving
Of the attention Of all who take interest in artistic
works In the precious metals. This enclosed in the
same case which will be found on the gallery occu
pied by the English exhibitors 1t is massive piece
Of silver plate, about twenty inches in length by
twenty in width, intended to commemorate
that great event in tho industrial hiitlry
OF the world-the London Exhibition of 1852.
In the centre the Queen is represented re-
ceiving contributions from the four continents
Asia brings her silks; Africa, skins Of wild animals;
America, buffalo skins; and Europe, q sheaf Of
wheat, emblematic Of agriculture. In the front of
the group is old Father Thames the tutelary deity
of EngIands great river, LAYING his limbs In its wa
tiers. The value of this excellent piece Of work Is
1882. II may be interesting to our readers TO I'M
derstand the process by which this kind of work is
performed. The solid mass Of silver il first moulded
or beaten into the required shape, after which the
design Ia rudely sketched out upon the wrong side.
That side which is intended for the face front Of
The shield n then placed upon block of pitch, and
the parts on which the prominent figures drawn,
hammered until they are forced out from the sur.
face. The details are then brought out by the
Chisea.
Among the principal exhibitors Of silver plate in the
English department are the Messr Garard, (the
Grown jewellery Of London. The principal object
"a bis case, and that most worthy Of notice on &C
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[PxR STEAMSHIP EUROPA, AT BOSTON /

ASU~gRP-Sld July Q, MAY flo wer, NYork.
ANDRossAs-Sd July 5, Clare. Alien. Boston.
BARcmoSA-- Arr June is, SewandtA, Sola N0rIeans;
July 2, Paqueta, Segovis. do
BuIAsr-Arr July a. Rosina, Allen, Mlramichi.
BoEDYAUx-Sld from Royan July 3, Henrietta Dapin,
and Uricht, IAviander, NOreans
BRrsroI-Air July a. Grand Turk. King. st john MI;
Ocean Steed, Cox do; 6th Geo Horton, Packard New
York; 9th, Archimedss, Mitchell, Natanzas via Fall
mouth
Arr at the Pill 7th, Boynton, Smalley. Havana via
Falmouth. SD PathAnder, LOyeless, HYork.
BRzzxaAvrS-Arr July ., Washington %, Fitch. New
York YfA Oowos, Sd4th, Diana, Hem, NfoSk,