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T. DOWDALL. r. Z. CARR. II. V. p. BLOCK
DOWDALL, CARR & CO.,

"IASIIINGTON FOUNDRY, Engine and Machine
w Shop, Corner of Second and Morgan streets,
Sr. LOUIS, Mo.
Manufacturers of Steam Engines and Boilers, Saw
and Grst Mill Machinery, Tobacco screws and Presses,
Lard Kettles, Lard and Cy finders, Wool card
ing Machines Ioung's Patent Smut Machines, Building
castings, &C.
Agents for sale of James Smith and Co.'S superior Ma
chine Cards.
~ Manufacturers of Eureka, Portable, upright safe
IA 3iu
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III. +. M'CLOsKEY,

NNIIOLESAIE Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
w sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agents
No. 32 Lcvee, Ga!cna H. The attention of buyers is
called stock of Groceries, Provisions etc. etc.
Having received by late arrivals from New York Dos
ton, New Orleans and ST. Louis which in addition 10 my
former stock. readers my assortment complete shall
continuc To receive additional shipments from time to
time, during gation, thereby enabling to have
fresh and full stock throughout the and to be able
at all times fill orders the lowest market
The Receiving and Forwarding Business, shall in eve
ry Instance have personal attention. by which, ddes
patch and will be guaranteed aid the expense OF
Storage and Drayage as much as possible avoided.
feel assured that my facilities and long experience in
the Commission and Forw arung business, enable me to
warrant entire satisfaction any that may favor me
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will lie made on Produce an
Merchandise shipped for sale in this market. Par
tcur attention viii be paid the purchase of all arti
ceS not in my line.
1TAgant for Il Gacna and ~. Louis ard Galcna and
ST. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS
Ii. L. M'CLOSKEV.
Galcna, April l, 1853 II
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TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE 4!
lIL.LLLL. v LrL, N.,LLLl - 7

TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE!
MICHItfAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GREAT W EST TERN CANADA RAILROAD OPEN.
Forming with other lines Tie shortest quickest and safest
route between
Chicago, Albany, New York s. Boston.
and after Monday, Jan. 3oth passenger trains will
~ run daily (cXceit ON Saturday evening and sunday
morning. from Chicago as follows:
Leave Chicago at A. N. and p. NJ. The T. NJ. train
next morning 1T Detroit with train for the
the Great Western Railroad.
Morning irtin from Chicago connects ut Michigan City
with y. \. and :. Railroad Tor l. IA, cite and CINCINNATI
Thro,- iI tickets for Cincinnati; New York and Boston
ana either cite sold at tie Michigan central Railroad
office of Lake ana Dearborn streets. opposite the
fremont House, also at The Depot Chicago.
El,WIN MOVES.
MAJ 1.-cNl. General SAL crinenlrnt
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81. PAUL NURSERY AND COMiEkt
l..

TuNIE PoprietOrs OF this establishment, take pleasure
Il in informing the citizens of st. Paul and the sur
Founding country that they now receiving an extern
siye assortment of Trees Shruhbery, &C, from eastern
nurseries; which together with the stock grown upon
their grounds will enable them to supply quite al
extensive demand.
Their stock consists of all the really desirable varie
ties of Apples Pears, both STANDARDS and Dwar Cher
ries Plums, Peaches, Grapes Currants, Go"seberres
Rasberries, Strawberries, Victoria Pie Pnts Aspara-
gus, &c. ,
Mountain Ash, Balsam Fir, Red Cedar, Arbor VITAE,
Norway Spruce Snow Ball, I.ilacs, Choice Roses, &c
Also, Dahlias, Lilies, Peonies, lhloAes, Gladolus,
&c, &c.
Those desiring ornament their grounds, supply
their gardens fields with fruit invited to call and
examine cur stock Our grounds about miles
southwest of the city.
MERRIFIELD s. NEWTON.
Anvil 11tb SIT
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REAPERS. NOW ERS, &C.. FOR 1851
st. Louis Agricultural Warehouse

REAPERS. MOWERS, &C. FOR 1851.
St. Louis Agricultural Warehouse
AND SEED STORE, ESTABLISHED ISi5O
ENM. Nj. PLANT IL Co. sign of the Gilt Plow, No.
w II North Main street, st. Louis, Mo; also,
corner of Fourth and Green streets; Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in
Garden, Grass, and other Seeds;
Agricultural and Horticultural Machines and Tools in
endless variety
u Descriptive Catalogue furnished gratis to post paid
applicants.
so Riggs Improved Reapers, Sl35
% Daniords do. dbe sickle Reaper & Mower, 40
80 Reads do do do do 131
100 Ketchum's Improved Mower, I2j
II Emcry's do = horse Power TrCShcr s. cleaner 80
loo Emerl's do horse Power Thrcshcr and Sep
arator, 100
u Lewis horse power with Tumbling Shift
ThrcShcr, leo
n. b. Persons wishing any of the above will please
send in their orders early, the number is limited.
80 Burrows Portable Grist-ls, horse,
steam water Power Sis to 5000
IS Corn and Cob CrUShers, Little giant,
Nichols, ana others, 10 to 65
900 com Shelters, horse, steam and hand
Power, to so
1900 Ne Plus Ultra Straw and Hay Cutters, Ito %
leo IickocAs Portable cider Mills, with
Pres, 45to so
900 Revolving IF"rse Rakes, 10 l.
1000 plows, Peoria, Jewett, Como, Eagle
and others, to 80
= hmrows, Gcldes triangular and others to 50
$50 CutivatorS. different patterns, TO 80
tCOO ChurnS thcrnnu!rcr cN Under q others, to ID
Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Forks, Scythes Axes, Apple
parcrS, hay PRESSES Chain and s;tcton Pumps, &c.
Please rccollect the Gilt Plow No. II North Main
81 Louis, Missouri. 81 3m
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Ferry Mt ManOmin.

TNIIE Subscriber has his ferry in full tidc OF sue
l. ces~iul operation across the Mississippi iiI"r al
Manomin. Persons wishing to ferry with teams
vii meet with detention delays, and the roa!S are
excellent both sides of the river The terry Will oc
kept operation until the ice begins to ran IN te r'ei
JOHN BANfllI-
,r,r c 1S5i-o1ro Manomn Mills
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T Tu;Rn S,s,c, OF n,.rnIE SIS.
hereby appoint special term of the District Court
Il in the 81 Judicial District i'll the Territory of Min
ncsoa, be held at Shakoptc, i'll and for the County
Of Sect on the first Monday of June next at ten
o'clock the forenoon, for the trial of civil and crim
nal cases and issues of law And hereby order and
direct that panel of Grand Jurors and also panel of
thirty petit, or trial Jurors he drawn and summoned
for such special term in the manner prescribed by law
and that not ice oisuc special term be given by the
publication and posting of copy of this order, ap-
pointing the in the manner prescribed by section
thirty Of article second of chapter sixty of the
Revised Statutes.
Dated March 25th, l55l -
AND'W G.. CHiTFIELD,
AssO. Jus. and Judge of Sd Jud. Dist, NJ. T.
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Nh n = AN ~ NINVs
connection with the above all orders promptly
ded to il is needless to puff as am well known, if not
wound refer to Mrs. H. NJ. Rice, Mrs. IIonshead and
numcsous others. Niscttes, Dress Trimmings etc, for
sale lew. MARY MERRICK.
o., Remember the No.; 90 Main street.
GaeRa. June II, 1852 9-tf
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s'TIIE OLD BROWN DRUG STORE
STILL IN THE ASCENDANT.

CHARLES ". DoRuP. CHARLES IL. oAhEs
BORUP * CAKES.
Bankers aaI Exchange Dealers,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
vNNAKE the liberty inform the merchants and other
E business of the Territory, that they have
atcy formed such business ctions in the prnc
al cities of the East and South as to be able 10 aUrd
hem all Usual
Banking Facilities.
They will receive current bank notes on deposit,
for which they will give their certificates payable Ill
like funds or in coin exchange Oh the East at cur
rent rates.
Exchange on the East, South and Europe,
bought AMI sold.
Collections promptly attended to and proceeds for
warded, less exchange
Land Wafraats Bought and Sold.
Umcurrcnt bank Eotes taken at highest rates liO-6m
TWELVE THOUSAND COPIES ALREADY SOLD
"MINNESOTA AND IT'S RESOURCES"
IN 1854.
A WORK of 400 pages, handsomely bound and illus
IA tratcd, to which is added
CAMP FIRE SKETCHES;
With new map OF the Territory BY wv poxn
The 18th edition enlarged and improved, up to the pre-
spring. has just been published in New York. and
For sale at BOND q kEiLOGG'S,
st. Anthony street, Upper St. Paul; and at all the
Bookstores and board all the upper Mississippi stc;-
ALso-at the office of The Northwestern Democrat,
st. Anthony; 10y John IT, stevens, Mmneap"lis; Col.
O. H. Kelley, it;.sca Jeremiah Russell, Sank Rapids;
j. w. i.ymte, Fort Ripley; n. Myrick, Traverse DIES
Sioux; DR.. Ripley, Shak"Pee; 7. NJ. Fullerton, Esl,
Land Office saltwater; DR.. Otis IIoyt, Hudson, Wis;
Wesley Wehern, ESD, Prescott, Wis; Judd, Walker
X Co., Marine Mills, and w. III. g. Folsom, Taylor 5
Falls. 5l-tl.
st Paul and st. Anthony papers copy.
The Cheap Corner still i'll the Field.
I Ii. CULVER ~ CO., intend Keeping constantly
y . ;Ind and for sale at the "thcap Corncr,' in
Wi>lows New Hotel, good and select assortment of
Staple Dry Goods and Indies Fancy Goo!S a. we'll It's
Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes ana all articles usually
kept Gcntcman's Furnishing Store, to which they
itNite the attention of the public .cncr;ly-and Which
they will sell at reasonable and Scsonahc prices, their
motto being ''sina profits and quick salts,'
Among their goods may be found tdir assortment Of
Ladies' Dress shoes and Caters:
:. Hosiery and Kid Gloves;
Gents coarse and line Boots
Trunks and Travelling Bags
and a general assortment of Ready Made Clothing.
j. b. CULVER Il CO.
St PAM, Feb. 1st, 1854. 42-tf
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REFERENCES.
p. ChGntcan. Jr. q Co., New York,
I.orinz, Sterling s. Co., Pittsburgh,
Jane, Peck y Co., Chicago,
Bridge q Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith y Co., Cincinnati,
Choutrtu & Valee, 81. Louis,
james Carter y Co., Galena.
Stillmana- Rood.
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MRS. NIERRICk'S
F,sh;onabIc Millinery Rooms.

No. 90 Main Street, Galena, III.
TUST rccc ed direct from the East the OF
j Isties silk, silk and Lace, and Grape, Dress Haiat
Florence Braid straw Hair and Chip Bonnets in gres
VARIETY Ribbons, Flowers straw Trimmings, etc, in
fact general assortment, of Millinery and Fancy Goods
II /, the intention that every that gives call,
shall le perfect satisfied with goods and prices.
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RoLLIN CLARK. JOHN RENFREw. A.. CROZIB
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
Corner Il Main and Bildie Streets, 81. Louis, No.

CLARK, RENFREW & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS of Steam Machinery, lily draulic
VA PRESSES, Oil and Tobacco screws, Morse's Patent
Sawdust Burners, Page a Child>' Patent Circular Saw
Mills for horse, steam water power, and all kinds Of
MILL WoRK, &c,
They would invite the attention of Mllwrights to their
new and. large stock Of Patterns for every variety Of
Wheels; lists of which will be furnished when desired,
by mali ul otherwise.
Their extensive Boiler and Shect-Iron Works, under
the control of A. CROZIER, afford facilities for Manu-.
featuring and repairing Boiler and sicet-iron Work, in
TIE moss improved manner
Good second hand boilers generally on hand. l9ly
WILSON'S GENERAL LAND AGENCY,
Sauk Rapids, Minnesota.
VkNiS Agency being the only in the Sank River
Il Land District, and the Government Land Office
located 1T this point, with the Subscribers long resi-
dcnce III abe vest and being familiar with the alvan-
tagcs to he derived from choice and early locations;
gives il particular advantages all others in this
Territory for the speedy location of Lands and Land
Warrants in said district.
Amy busntss ntrusted to this agency will be atten
died. to with promptness and dispatch.
}. l.. WILSON,
Sank Rapids, Benton County.
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STATION ER1e
HtOMBS still invites all who like to use good art
Gle of stationery to give him call. rs he has III
best and most conn lctc assortment i'll Minnesota
Call and examine at
COMBES' FRANKLIN BOOK STORE,
80 Near the American House
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


G. =. Cr'Soy AMI 4. \. SAMPLE. Agent. Chicago.
May lin. T.. II. CASTLE. Ticket A"ont
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Williamsburg City Intelligence.
THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER-coRoNER's INvEsTIG ALTON

CONTINUED.
The investigation relative to the mysterious murder
Sunday evening, of Giovanni Ferdinand, resumed
before Coroner Hanord and the jury O'Clock Wednes
day evening, at the Mayors Office.
house at 500 Broadway NY deceased was in the habit Of
coming to place every day; he came there about 16
minutes before O'Clock Sunday afternoon and left
about ID minutes before O'clock that was the last
of him; he went away alone and did not say where
he was going; never him carry any weapons; never
saw the steel or ice pick BEFORE Italians frequently visit
steel shown do not know that he had any
in Williamsburg, in the habit of going there quite
number OF men were at my place on Sunday at the
time he came there; he q very temperate man; his
associates respectable men; he was In the habit of
taking his meals in my house; Sunday he came in and
went away alone he could speak English but little;
quite warmly upon the Italian political subjects never
heard him speak in excited manner on the subject Of
religion; did not see him in conversation with any per-
son while at my place on Sunday
Mrs. Ellen 1horne, residing at No "a Marion street
New York. testified that Ferdinand had occupied odg
ing room at her house about FIVE MONTHS during that
time ne mad been absent but one night, which was on
sunday night about four weeks snce Sunday after
noon, about O'Clock he in and paid for his room
he again came In between and O'Clock as Ia supposed
to change his hat she had known him be little psy
osn eserai occasions, and on New Years night he was
quite intoxicated.
The husband Of Mrs Thorne corroborated her testi-
John Fee sworn-I was going up South Second street.
between and O'Clock Sunday evening; met man and
woman at the Of South Second and Eighth Streets
they told me man had been shot In the lots and
they heard him groan they inquired where they could
find DOCTOR told them in Fourth street; they said
they were strangers and belonged BROOKLYN the
and woman went towards South Ninth street; the
talked English and appeared to be excited do think
should know either of them the man was about feet
inches high, and had on n dark coat and cap; the
woman had on dark dress, and either bareheaded
had hood on; the man appeared TO be middle
aged; the two went away together.
VIM. J. Boyd testified hat hs met young man and
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Ship Burlington at Hampton Roads, left Callao TO-
passed Diego Ramirez Dec H. Cape st John Staten Land
Dec IL Beauchenas Islands Dec a. From that
time bad prevailing northerly winds until Jan H. when in
lat is lon 81 W. took the wind from NE, and with 1T
tie alteration IL continued until Jan I'll which date
made the Brasil coast in lat about 10 s. tackled Shore
and the following morning stood in until lis the
I'D he nearest land then being WNW 10 to II miles dis
tant While making preparations for stays the ship
struck put the wheel and she fell on In shore and
round clear hove lead and found Is thoms within
two ships length Of rock At the time Of striking there
was brig sight bearing NNE standing tack and
considerably nearer in shore sounded pumpno water
This danger lies IN about lat 10 Ion 50 W. The rock
about 70 feet in diameter has about feet water it, ID
q dark green eoo. and very steep too Gould be seen
the time, and ship struck very gently.
MIssING vEssEL-Brg Sarah Nash, Of New York, which
sailed from Darien about Dec for Fairhaven, Mass with
yellow pine lumber has not since been heard from There
$3.50 insured In Boston on her cargo.
SALE OF vxssELsThe following vessels In this city
have been sold ship Defiance 100 TONS and half
year Old built Of Rockland Me- for SIS 00 Messr Nc
Cready Mott Col bark Adeline 2A9 TONS built In Nans
seven years old bark Grapsshot TONS built
At The Eastward schr Mary Jane Peok 40 TONS
built on Long Island. seven years DID, $4,000.
follSwns vessels have lately been sold to parties in
$4,000, cash ship VIM Goddard Of Boston 6S6 toms IS
lem years old 1870 tons about o0O equal TO cash
bark Eastern STAR year old 81 TONS for 600 cash
medium clipper ship Of about 1000 building BY
Mr. Joshua Magoun ChArestown to be launched in April
for $6 tons ship Of about 400 building Messrs
Currier Townsend, Newburyport for $4,000.
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s is: isi s:s 1,ss:s g.
SsSi Reporter Isnss. DsSsy isissa. ssosissa
sehr sally Badger, simmons Dazisn, Bsssnaa Rudds-
Schr Jonas Smith, Freeman. Savannah pcrssdy Mott
schr = Mash, WAllacs, JaeksOAVhis, Monpssa asa.
sshr Smith, Dickinson, wnni.gsOn, NC. Dollasr {
seSs New York, Ashin. RiohmeAd Pisrso..
sshI .ess B.dsii. fssaxsii 1:s.na.. Co. NOT. B.a.l
amer Caledonia, Morley, Philadelphia Parker vsa
Nichols, Fs.A,s'. JAN s,,ss
ARRN
steamship jamestown. Csvsa h'es hud'
"a slS;
s's :;17 ~;
3: ME- re 1% c .ss nd E.Sr.:
s. s sss g @ 2:s
heavy weather during the pasass carried away head rails
Fssias Nelson. New o.!..n: u day: Nth nd:s to
" N;Sn onra GiRs
bound 9, showing white signal with rcd border, and
ship R.7sn;xGsd, Johnson New Orleans, "A days. with
'1sssi &: s$S x...n... days.
with :pss. End s %Sls:''s e suss Co.
ton TO- 70 ssrsnsSn Tsiinsn o.''.' '''' N''A '''
Bari GsIOiin. Sherwood Charleston sdays with cotton
Schr James Porter, Freeman, Charleston.
ysn.! sp.1s ssSSos
s ssr Boston, Poass. c psasT hhsssps.
Schr Mary Eliza, Jump, Phladelphia for New Haven.
Schr Harriet, Hanes, Philadelphia, days
6chr Jane Smith, Ross Philadelphia for New Haven
Mary Elizabeth Ticker Phsdslphi. for New Haven
Schr American Belle, Brown Boston, days.
Schr Cadet, Rockland, days
Schr Taylor Small, Ross MarbleheAd, II days.
Sehr Daniel Willets Smith, New London
Schr Four Sisters Qishter) Stcttman from bark Ro
bgrts, ashore Abseoom beach,
Schr Caroline Qighter), Wense, from bark Roberts,
ashore Absecom beach.
Schr Wave Qighter), Brlelan, from bark l Roberts,
Ashore Absecom beach.
Arr sth schr Mary Elliot Higgins, ProvincetOwn for
Norfolk
BELOW.
One bark, and two briggs, unknown.
SAILED
Steamships Europa Qr Liverpool southerner, Charles.
ton.
Wind during the day, Sc.
tBy SANDY HOOK PAINTING TELEoH APH1
THE HIGHLANDS, March 9-Sundown
Ono bark Ana two brgs south Of the Highlands bound
Two ships two BARS two briggs and steamer Delaware
anchor in the bay bouns out.
Wind ESE. Weather hafS:
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Opening OF Adams Il Co.'s New Express
OMee.

The new and splendid establishment Of Adams Il Co.,
No. 50 Broadway, was opened yesterday, and very
handsome entertainment given last night in honor OF
the occasion The firm, understand, has been in ex-
istence twelve years. and the present successful
condition Of their is the strongest evidence
Of the enterprise and energy which they have exhibited
in the pursuit of their peculiar business When they
started expressing in its infancy and few hand
carts considered sufficient for the transportation Of
freight to various parts of the city, but it has since then
increased with rapdty which has surpassed that of
almost any other business in the city Adams Co. not
only transport freight to all the principal cities along
Atlantic coast and to the West but to California Aus
tralia and the continent of Europe. They have
agencies in all the principal cities and their
ycnrly receipts amount to than three millions Of
dollars while the value of the various goods sent
the different routes is estimated at million of dollars
In their in Broadway they have
ty men employed, and keep large number Of wagons
and horses for the removal Of freight to and from the
different railroad and steamboat depots throughout the
city.
Their new building is fitted up in a style every way
commensurate with the extent of their business They
have large vaults under ground for their freight and
spacious and elegantly furnished Offices the rst fsor
The exchange is Of the finest apartments of the
kind in the city, and has been fitted up without regard
to expense
After the company had inspected the premises they
parook Of the good things which had been provided by
the hospitable proprieors Complimentary toasts
given and replied to- after which the company dispersed
evidently gratfed with what they had seen.
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Mr.. McNuhy HonorabIy Aequited.-A few days ago we
noticed complaint made against Mr.. John McNuty BY
John Connolly who changed that McNuy had passed to
erfeit bill on the Bunker - nAnk. The case was heard
Wednesday before Justice osborn and it was shown
by the evidence Of broker that the alleged counterfeit
bill was good one. On this testimony the magistrate
Of course at once honoraby acquitted Mr. McNuy from
the accusation.
Charge q MISUNDERSTANDING SergeantSmit
OF the lower police arrested named VIM Johnson
on a charge Of embezzling money from his employer
VIM Lewis of No 452 Pearl street The evidence in the
case showed that johnson employed bookkeeper
and also directed to collect bills that the 14th OF
January last he called the Arm of Winde Co, No
Sc Maiden lane and collected bill of 457 g. due his
employer which amount he appropriated to his own use
The accused taken before Justice Osborn who com
mitted him to prison for trial.
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TelegTaphiC Marine NePv.s
NEW ORLEANS, March Arr ships Sedan, And Ger
mania, NYork; bark Undine, do.
CHARLESTON. March 8-Arr schrs st Lawrence, W W
Smith Helene Stephen Hotchkiss and Trader New York
Lifeboat, Boston.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
EDGARTOWN, March Carr schrs Niger HARDING
Holmes Hole for Boston, Nedora Rhoades New York for
do do.
Sid Pm schr Niger
Sid 7tb, schrs Msdora, Ssa Lion, and Mount Vernon
In port 9Th, sohr Francis Hallst, for New York
PHILADELPHIA. March 9-Arr ship Whitten
Jones New Orleans brig Hannah Balch Pike
Smith J.sisGnyiils huss.ns Sawyer Norlsan Vie Key
Soers steamer City Boston, Fisher Boston,
Cid schre Luther Child, Baker Boston; Alicia summers
Portsmouth.