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MECHUM's RIVER, MAY IS, 1854. :

N ECHUMS NV Elk, MAY %, 1854 -
1s1 The UNDERSIGNED IL pre- pa, ed TO accommods te
twenty or thirty B0ARDERS, and will use his be st
exertiens render his guests comfort able and happy
Situate in the county of Albemare imn lately on
the Virginia Central Railroad, ten miles we ST of Char
Ridge, bis house win be particularly attractive 10
these who enjoy pure air cool water, pure milk
and butter sweet as The clover blossom together
with a quiet retirement Id the tnidst of the nosf
beautiful and romantic scenery. No bar 10 kept In
his house.
TEgMs--Per month. $40. servants aud children
generally about half price !; per week, % per day,
81 25. - = =
Pos. Office, 'Mechnsl' q River, Va"
my 26--dlmc4I4 WIN. GRAVES.
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PURCHASE OF BURNs-Mr Parker, one of
the counsel for the owner of Burns, has made
statement in regard to the alleged offer to
sell Burns. 1t appears that the proposition
was made to buy him for $1,000, which was
accepted by the owner, when one of the sub
scribers, on some frivolous pretence, with
drew his promise of S400, and so the sale fell
to the ground.
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no paper or other thing. except bills or receipts
of publishers, be sent enclosed in a newsnaner
without subjecting the whole to letter postage
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O. kGE3sIGNATioN 1t is said that Jas Green. ESD. [
,. ChaTse at Bosota, New Grenada, has resigned h
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Llliotrs balloon ASCENSION in Baltimore, ON Mon
day, was quite successful.
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MISUNDERSTANDING the repeated
publication of the ordinance imposing fine upon
all persons for depositing sweepings in the street.
Main street is literally strewn from one end to the
other with loose paper and other trash, giving it
a very dirty appearance.
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AdVlces have been received at the Navy Depa IT.
nent from Commodore Dornin, of the IT, S. shir
5smonth, dated Mazatlan, seth April, 1854 Crew
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LOST BRAcELET.-We are advertising
Tor gold bracelet" which was lost by a lady
some days since The finder viii be most literally
rewarded by leaving it at this office
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The STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN reached her
wharf at Rockets about o'clock yesterday after
noon, and proceeded at once to discharge her
freight She will sail for New York this morning
at O'Clock
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t.nea il the following resolution which he offered

tained in the following resolution. which he offered
al the conmereer m Mt of his remarks:
ResDfypd That California, missionary field,
Itself to and calls loudly upon the South
srn Convention, most important threatre Tor
their operations. II,
DR.. Howell stated that the church occupied by the
presbvtsrians In New Orleans was originally built
cnpying IT, Bro Pauiding, the owner who was rather
testy at times sold It to the Presbsteraus They
Hotirished because they had the right sort of maj
for their psstor aud they paid him salary OF S4eeo
per anpufn The DR.. impressed on the meeting Lhe
necessity of sending man there who would int ere q
the people, and the money requisite to build church
.6r1d he raised within the city limits, without
difficulty You will find such man. If you pay him
a sanry like the Presbyterians give DR.. Scott.
Some one suggested that the Dir. should 20 there
himself He replied that he old now--uot as
young as he used to be--nnd conld 20. When he
gss pastor of q church In Norfolk he wanted to go
70 New Orleans, but was prevented by circum-
stances. - -
The resolution offered by Mr.. Wheeler, WIS then
pdopted, after being amended as to embrace New
Orleans. ffs
Rev. MIR. Manly offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That committee of seven be appointed
to consider the rroprety Of forming Domestic Mis-
sion Society of Virginia. auxiliary to the Domestic
Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention,
and to propose constitution for such q Society,
shot Id they recommend its formation.
The Chairman appointed the following committee:
Revs VIM Manly, ". F. Broaddus A. Hall J. b. Je-
ter, J. f. Anderson, s. G. Mason, and DR.. ohm III.
GaInett. -.y E- =s.-
The meeting then adjourned
Foreign Nsssions-At night, the annual sermon in
behalf of Foreign Missions, was delivered by Rev.
A. BFoaddus -f tsF
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coMMlsslONeR,s oEFIcE,

COMMISSIONERS UFFTEE,
RICHMOND, May y, 1854
WELLINGTON GoDn!S, Trustee of J
JoHN NJ. SHEPFARp. Jr., r, H.
CnaMBERLAYNE and Jos MosBY }
A LII the Creditors of the said Sheppard.
II Chsalberlayne. aud M0sby Interested II a esi,
Of December 1853, are hereby notified thar the So
counts of wellington Goadin. Traseee as 7sattSs g.
are before audit and settle; AMI they are nor
By required, on before the sigsh day 81 Jas ht+
h. present their elaissss undar sal deed. order as
al superintendent may be made Of the Trust Fans
~ MN Y, DAVIS.
con.'r OF tbs Eussin - Court OF Richa.oEa.
= my sa--dtsJu ne
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We make the following extracts from the
Boston Atlas, of May 3Oth, in regard to the
riot
A despatch from Washing ton gays that " Mr. Eve
rett writes from Boston that he finds there feeling
of hostility that he neither approve of nor resist
The disatfecton is strongest among the stannchest
friends of the compromise of 1882
petition, worded as follows, is at the Exchange
Reading Room, and has already received the sigma
lures of many of our leading merchants:
To the Honorable Senate and House of Represen
tatves in Congress assem bEed
The undersig ed, men of Massachusetts, ask fo1
the repeal of the act of Gong 1852 known the
Fugitive Slave bill.
Dated at Boston, May 90, 1854.
The New Bedford Mercury, of Monday, under
stands that the '' Hon. John H. Clifford, Attorney
offering him retainer in behalf of Burns the fugi-
tive slave in Boston The offer came from several
leading Wing merchants of Boston. Mr.. Clifford was
reluctantly compelled to decline the retainer in
sequence of press of official business
The aboliti0nists have made great efforts to
have the militia dismissed and they have
counselled the civil authorities to compel the
federal authorities to vacate the city's build
ing, and continue the examination at the ma
W yard or perhaps one of the fortresses in
the harbor.
At the Anti -Slayery Conv ention which met
in Boston on Tuesday, the most infammatory
speeches were made. Rev Mr. Foss made
himself very conspicuous and very melancho-
ly upon the occasion. One Blackwell, of
Cincinnati, was sorry the 500 men from Wor-
cester had not brought 500 muskets with
them. Why didn't this brave fellow shoulder
one himself! One Foster stated that Boston
was the only place in New England stained
was high time the stain should be avenged
with blood Afellow by the name Outright
was very anxious that Burns should sIaugh-
ter the Commissioner
On Wednesday, old Giddings, Hale and
others were expected to hold forth at State
Free Soil Convention
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FAMILY OF BATcHELDER-We heartily
second the suggestion of the Southside Dem
ocrat that subscription should be set on foot
in the South for the benefit of the family of
Batchelder, the Z. S. Marshal, who has been
murdered in Boston, in the performance of
his duty.
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SOMETHING NIoE.-BarIow, at the Al,
haInhra Intends feastiug the public TO day the
sence OF e monster Turtle-fat and teudeF-from the
hrlny deep. Gail at Ii O'clock, and feed to your
hearty content
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THE rapid change of weather in our variable eli
mate brings gu unusual tendency 10 disease Rheu
matIsm, Pain and aching of the Bones and Joints
Neuralgia, and other affections of the Blood are bu
few of the effects produced In such cases resor
10 CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE will at once relisv,
and a short time permanently cure. It puriies tn,
Blood and consequently removes the disease Tht
trial OF single Bottle will prove it.
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TIE Boy Run OVER VT will be gratifying No
doubt TO the public, to learn hat the ran over how
Is conv9!escins, and if he not, due allowance
should be made for the accident, in as much as Mr.
Lyons with MS pirate carriage" had been 70 the
Exchange Hotel to bring NJ, John Mitchell tbe
Irish patriot to his zrfsafc resfdenee' on shall
street, not BROAD street.
The explanation Ia the " Dispatchu of vestardav
furnishes another proof of the fact that accidents
occur I'm the best regulated families IL il Clearly
manifest that the boy, instead of running out OF dan
ger: hsediessly " ran into it. That the boy said
nothing after being over, Is very natural-to get
out OF the way as soon as possible was very proper
knew any thing of the boy at the time Of the rnnnns
over or getting no. Boys should stand aside and
let the patriots pass
lie 2-itr OBSERVER
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uUGUENOT Gs-This ples

- UGUENOE SPR \ Il 81 his plea
j. 3 SAINT retreat will be opened for the seasn.
the I9t of June Since last on sddi AID at.
Brovements have been made ia the Hotel .uf Ga
bins, and the whole establishment has Undergone a
thornuab repair; competent Assistants aud JvaG
in the different departments procured; good Baed
of Music engaged, apd everything done TO secure the
pleasure ana comfort of tGe guess
The waters % three kinds: Sulphur, Chaly-
beate, and combination of the two.
Baths, hot and cold, may he had as heretofore.
The Bail Rooms, Bowling Alley, Billiard Rooms
ard othsr sources ct amusement invite those wAo
are in quest of pleasure and recreation.
The HGGUENOT SPRINGS are ia Powhssn
county, II miles from Richmond andc4n be rerchsd
by the Richmond and DanvilLe Railroad 90 Robiop .
Statitn, thence By Onnibusss. Fare through about
81.
1t is expected tibet car viii also lsays Eiehmord
every Saturday evening. by which srf1nfen Ut VIZ
may visit the Springs at the close of tae week
ard return early Monday morning. A..
Board, S32 10 per month, 80 60 per week, u 10
per day; Children under IL years OF age snd se'si
half price. Breakfast Supper and Lodsazs, o. cIs'
eseh; Dinner75 cts. Horses, per da - 90 ,,,
ie f-tf Il. w. ROESTER.
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EXTRA GOSHEN BUTTER-Landipe
Il 4 this morning. for sale by
je2 JOHN III. CLAIBORNE.
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/ IME AND MEXICAN GUANO.-2o0
IL hbls. Rochland Lime; 10 tons Mexican Gaano, In
store, for sale by
je2 JOHN IL CLAIBORNE.
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THE BOSTON RIOT.

We make the following extracts from the
Boston Atlas, of May 30th, in regard to the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-02

+ AGUAYRA COFFEE-For sale by
Ii je2 JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
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T0nn CASKS Graham Il Wilson's
loOO LIME, in store and for sale by
je2 BACON BASKERVILLE.
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ISL RECElNED-A fresh supply OF
81 Psrlor Chairs Cabinets 0entlemen's Secretaries
&c, which will be sold very low to close.
ie 2 ALEX MOTT 4 co.
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@00 TONS best Peruvian GUANO
Il sOO go do. do, Mexican do.
For ssls by
je 2-F&MSw HUGH w. FRY SONS
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Disaster. Ac.

BAkK LOUISA Philadelphia Cardinal repo h.d
On the eh Feb
fom e eastward heh lasted then hsqed round 70
tsa blew still harder On the evening Of the PED si
wreck With nothing but half Of bo.spr ,Sqdins
sith broken psrs and szg floating so1 gde-nqursd OF s
captain b. wanted witch be replied
tVe be BAD strung good health under
fesd iorss aIc e neIf day weather permitting The o.
subsequently, fallen In With By ehr Wahilrou arrived AZ
Tie Tort reported below On TIE I'd n sch or
hrtsntne bearing Z 10 miles distant with Of re.st
bad b aiDss and top gallant same d.y AZ
ChiIoeasue bearing n W distant IS ules wreck water
hge which Ppearec 10 be vessel Of 10 burden With .st.
.nd sails a5ngnse On the sd IA NJ made Cape HenoDen
Light besIrg N W BY w distant u miles 70 within e
when heavy gale sprung from w w drove the Z Of
miles L Of the Hshi ship Five Fsthon Beach a. With
BARK OHIO Terry frc Csao for Liverpool Pat In 70
eueo pr '1 10 h Jan for Fspss having pas and was
Otherwise damaged. - -
BItE PlRo lsuureousJ reported By Telegraph Peo b.ae.
of New VI witch Pot rto savannah 2h e.sns
badly and the refused 10 The voyage ser he CO.
ss Jumped overheard hs~Pposed the Captain dsr.nT.d
bnG LoPEE, at Phaislphfs from Pernaabuco r,,-,.
Feb At 81 long "a IA experienced harc.ne ffoun n -,
nafing w Which lasted IS hOu d1rins that tirn. "a.
thrown 90 her beam ends losc fore ansaI an
% ara sustained other dssxe Feb 3 Cape Henooep n .r5t
dist 10 mica took heavy sale from which csrrisd g..
't pri o. s4s And we boIn the Of 60 ies
On toe ota INST tex pilot miles Cape Heuonep NJ,
Light and since have encountered weather
hEs Mkiss st PhisaePks from Csrdenss FEB % 40 mia.
Of Cape henopen heavy gale from the es<gara al in
iore sDc AN and boat and
BIC btNc. ron Chareston for Fall River .rrira al s,,
tor nh With os Of decf lead Of amber other
SCR NAsaiSGros arrived Monday from Wsshirrou NJ g
yef hat o. TIE I'D Inst lat 81 IA loo. IS spoke shr n y
OslsA ten saSs Cruz sesas e New YsIk ss ss ,sd r
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ISyED.

BURNETT On uesdsy Feb g Ahez short lines Aunie
stanley only dsasherof VII am and Jane b.tsesh aged months
and Q days . -
he will place the residence Of her No
IS Dleeeker o. 90 Thursday. &c mat, at 10 A. NJ
EAGLES On Monday morning Cornelrs Eagles ssed ~
and 1s respectfully invited to attend hs
Wednedsy March NSP M from the reseenes Of bis
. brother inlsw, VIM v Brady No West Twentisthst
HALL-Of copsuEpon Tuesday evening Feb g Hannah
"a. low q james HALL N The s7th OF her
= lesds and and ihOs OF her Eawa Hall
n her sonn-aw TAes NJ Bsine. respectfully invited
snsea funersl on her as residence, No Is weos'er
TxsS.- Sd nss, At2P.M.
fpn}, Rs-At Es-t Nork,na wosschss,er Co Monday
oio Feb a. John Clinton Rogers child Of John aEi
rii,s N n ogerl ssed montha
b "a 2 family Invited attend the faners, Wed
pesdsy 10 A n a. xy,,.- m c., IL.
,op Of James B. and Ella smith . -
Wet Tsnsy ~. to Ridse6ea Conn., for nsermsai this
lWsdpesssyj merph In the O'Clock train
JiTIs-ieserdsy eyeains sh George Henry Of the lsis
Gsorse II. Titus 40 The nth year Of hn age
10 a. fpes on dpeasy lst inst at II O'clock ro the
sdsnss ofh hi, Mary Clak, No 81 hsrkets His
ssn.ips yin b i.Esp rnst>ss for nsrpent Carriages
Ill be pyeyiSet
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a. gore b. uthirs wstsr- 80 - her ~ ess 'N-
IsFssrrsr. So. ~ - .e,, rs41 " ~
vas, 81 v.v~-.t lcas-i sadly. sl- crr11eol'i 81 VIZ
r-.t--rr --s sFrr -th g. Pr.ri sn-e p7i n'] '' b
a D. ..s. .- ...r.s+ 20 a. g. -s gr'n ..--,t
rrrft nli-lrc-e frQ1 bstan ~ '''-'-
49, 49,. .. rie o. frt Dt- tl -zd rssal 49, .
go ,at-trs ErrtlD 40 H-'inrrr rcra Wy h'1i ~
f,...l ~ 80 ID. o. .-L ceggl -Ilrs dln.s- t.s
e~rfsfrg FccarOETsF e. Rlc rlfrl ron 81 No. -
ver. hssvy ~taler zee passage .71s P'sSa q by
80 5rr,ss reports hrE A. snchof ~ tht 49, o.
swsTrs7le rnsn0~n iS il
-. 80. I'm .chosuer ss1 ashore on Pom iA.nd 49,
- ssr tb errn A. a four The schooner Iowa 1a asa
- 70 te non FrtHkrt or Mutislas al "a arr 'P %
an srorE Del FEB ? The 'chr honzo ron 1899
y = Lrrl 10 FezY-rk WITH esso consfpns g ha. - -,
-a,otrr c,r,e rssore he GIT Of fA as 80 a.,
49, Trfst wEers l. ifsly 20 prove colPlste
S,rs. srrceeti h greet delly II landing "ll1 s -
tfirs bit What they cod IN ,, ,.r Al $50. : r D.
s Gsors.ovn with naval bognt 20 neS tots ~
risbt shout rales above tits PLACE me bsPsn ~.
- rsii.a 70 take che rigging for Pr'ecti9a Navt
NAMED o IL aor before they were taken OF Tue ''' ~
-, -. u-.tks, ,,s Ivons havs
Se he n scon Lishhouse The scLFs Charles Moore "a ~
p,n are berr dchsrrd b. the shove gentsnn-n al ~ W
f,sd 81 IN few fsys: lsunchss beng prePsi1i i
Ihurdrrhsi n contact eirll< -
lfb ri ,sif ~ Pverue Gutter Forward .nd M rcd e -
urh that she vii have 20 proceed % 70 cs
ne sehr Ki0t's viii b. tca css -er l'7 0-
ss,sS ana viii h sold yendue on rharfsy neS -, -,
Seas VniTH from Ne~Orl@srs 'or Mohue va we rs
p.rt carFo est Cha dsear Breakers nt . 1
crew saved
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FOREIGN Ports.

No An vessel At Tahiti Cd Of oil ths beach
ug 20 lie United states ShP ''nst " a. Ga
h.f wav from Honolulu 70 lOsd t.
Malta barks Saana, NAfsonJor ftlerm1 oi' Saf
Pird Smith for Ne.na oh brig Est Boston. Br Doane for
C,i,pis tth: ssh f. Atsins Elliott 20 Nessns 5'h . -
A. Gero4 Oh ui bs L. P Snow, Atwood Tor Nes'aa I'm T.
osd 'or Bcftcn a., 49,, =. -
AZ M..ees b nit bark Turk Small for Pierno 2'h to load
sl5 from Igerpoo 10th Fec ship Body saOF' for New
rort, 70 iosd Tor Nev-Oresns -,
Ar Pants ih Jan barki America from NewYor
Ar a. Bueuos Ayes 7h Jan bark Trueusn, Linnel, New
York
Curarcs ult sch Ann Hnk ChNe for Boon nett day
Lsuayrs Feb brig vs Peters rom anf i9r boson N ~
Ssy,; sehr johnson Newfork 10Th SD TN scaf
l.rc Y iork.
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In Exchange there Is but little movement Continental
bills are firm Sterling plenty at sag p cent Francs
51595l32
In Frghts there is but little doing To Liverpool $1,000
10000 bush GRAIN Is I'D 500 bales Cotton 7l6d;
Flour 4'3a4i6 asked 100 or 200 tos Provisions &c
ne To London, so tuns Oil Cake l5I 200 800 bbl.
Provisions, 45 and e. y Dbl 10000 ID Bone I'd, &c
The received the Sub Treasury was sl69 s32
paid, s7G,l3l balance s7,l7O9s3.
The following is the number OF vessels of each class
ryed 81 this port, with their tunnage for the month
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TUESDAY, Feb ESP. NJ.

Tuesday Feb 2S-P NJ
With rather an active Stock market the First Board the
tendency Of prices downward After the Board Erie
vas especially heavy and Weot to 79l At the Second
Board change of feeling the operators and
Erie rose faster than it had fallen and after the Boxd
closed at elI an improvement of p cent yes,erdays
Price and Il from the lowest point of the day There
were other very violent fluctuations The fail of the
last few days has doubtless been from the realizing OF
parties who in at lower point Of the market The
railroads generally were about the yesterday
Crystal Palace fell of 40. Delaware and Hudson
active and firm The investment stocks without much
change Panama however declined 100, but closed lO)i
bid In Railroad Bonds there Is moderate business
steady prices Government and State Stocks quite du
but finn.
Mineral Stocks are in moderate demand but generly
quite firm. Potomac continues to advance, selling at A.
The adycs from the Isabella that in six days four
took out fifty black oxide of or 80 cent richness
This equal to two hundred uns per month worth ptoba
bly, $4,000 for the labor of four The quotations are
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Peportes for The v Tribune BY Messrs Fay TsoN.s
Ff 600 S. e2 800; $1,000 do 49, b. S9l
sl 0o d. $50 bSwn s9l oco 60 ez sei $500 o. 90 ~
Geo Cam Anb. RR % 49, 80; 800 do q. SlOs City
G ST. 0f slGO Lehh % 10 s5wn got $500 do s5wn sy
sl 60 do % coo Lib Coup 81 int Nov IS 3d. e5i 81
L. hifh Nav A. do Is Penn r., 81 Cam and Anb
san 1911! DO, s5yn ISL do l5l l5J Leigh Zinc 81
Reading s5wD Sol loo DO s5 So do, 81 y DO Si
. Aneh R Scrip li 50 sehgyl Nav 81 n 30 Do q %
Long RR s5vn 1e Bsnk Of u s. 81 10 Farmers and
Mech Bank, IS 81 Girsrd Bank, b lSl - -
leo Lehgh Nav Ia lOts ~ - Giard Bk lSi
100 90. otsl, Isl
do IS s9i s2tO Lehsh Is 20 s9 $3.50 DO s'l; $1,000 WI
npston r. o. 9lti IS 90 City X 60 IS 6i' 81 Penn R.
%; lsdO b5 4 a do ~ ItS do b5 81 u do 4'i go
su,o ia; 100 Union Canal ISL l5 Reading r. r. sl
Harrisburg r. IS; 100 New Greek Goa Co. 8; 100 Long Isl
and r., Is 1876 Is Lthgh Nav a. DO Hl 5ehGyl Nav
Preered So; 10 do, b6. "a; 81 Bsnt Of S. cap So
fte Board 81 - e9 silG 50 do do s9i 100
Reding b5Wp 49, Morris Canal Ia Is GraId Bank 49,
Cosag PsUnted States gs es 1911 bid 1921 a'ted do do,
{ 1921 he'd Peuns So int Of 9 BID S4 asked Reads
Racad div Cd se bid 81 asked DO Bond 40 est bid &c es.sd
Dc hoItetse 6s go 50 bud 80 sssed Penna Rnroad ~ 3D.
f asked Morris Canal Ut bid l7l asked sehuykl Na st0t
s. ~ s4 bid ol sskedj do do stcs 2 BID ~ asked do do
div Of SIT bid 81 asked Long ani 6 bid l6 asked
ycksburg IL bid l asked Gd Bank Isl bid 49, asked; United
States Bsns ST bid 81 sked Union Canal Is; bid l5 asked
Firm
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UARINE JOURNAL.
PoRT OF NEW.YORK


SicsnslipRosnoke s. nner Norfolk Lails Pless.ns
SLIPS Architect. clipper Potter Hong Kong Hathaway
BtIk-MlfEd Cole Mobile l. II Hurlbu' Co CabA, M;cor
usok, ATtlsc hAcoa Eagle Hazard
Brig-Hm Noses Leighton jacksonville Thompson Hunter
schooners New ReFu6s Dickinson Wsehsm McCready Mot
Co. Ecue Robinson Wilmin McCready. Mor Go P0
ecmoEe Davis Providence Mater Meyers, Weeks, Wash
John b. Matthew'S; Loua Dyer Sylvester Pierre Ma
que, W Trund, CO.. stroEg Baltimore John
Lovden ADELAIDE Jsmer1u. St John NIB R. w Trrndy
Co. Rln6cm Cran-. Port Lavsoca, d c murray; A. ward
Hof Wilmington Murray Peerless. Bryant Loanso Cos
OF Africa Lesas Nephew Mary Emma Warner, Ns~Hs
vel II Hsvcus
soop-Y sprsgue Fh, Eau River Mater Rhode l.l,nl Hull
prcyCerCe
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rhllea..pela .arsst.. =. .rgE.oAI. 20 p. lss4.

7, ZOO S.r-rni sr Corros hit generally price b
ies re veas co. Vho ruer q their yeEs "a aaJ
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