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H. ! &
off, was probably a passenger In The,
very Jay Altogether is The most sinpn laTcas
We sseL Iecotue d.. No Prosecution of The younp
be made, as both parties separated oS
~ Terms fter the hand was given
up othe fair owner. So
ssANr FHRAsEs. There is M greater mark of.
htsoFSedlng AMI synlsatity, lhanti.e ,is, Of ss M
,ntases. These forms OF speech have heretofore
oeen reeatded as the distinctive characteristics, q
paIsloom loafers. sporting rowdss.s thieves AMI
pickpockets. of late, however, ihe unseeniy
habit Of iaellarding the discourse viii, cant
phleses mas extended among young me n--and
women too--of respectahilty and good stanflins
IN the It community and has become a ey;i
Low ideas are always attached 10 cant nhrasa
ana must eventually exercise degrading infin
ence upon the mind. Low conceptions ire as@le
ulmenial 10 improvements as wet n,I h.sr,,
plumage Ia q bird that would take n -loftv I,sbt
% show the extent To- which the I'm BIZ Of us;ny
cant prhnses is-sometines carried the followine
lY, is reported' o"t '"''''-
Il declare To goodness. / really think Mr.. Rus
sen Is m king up at Josephinep said Mrs. Stout.
aler The gentleman referred 10 hal. n lssed TIE
hour than usual '''e'
p'ayfully. 'Ae Jung iauy
You may bet high on thnt.' aided Napoleon,
VINO 70, was IN the act of lighting real Havana
How do you like the .cut oil his lib, qin1otby,,
resumed MIS-. Stout, turning TO llor husband.
don't greatly like his rig, but Josephine
thinks he's some was the reply
W nsthef you Ike HIM or not, it's my opinion
he will make sip top continued the mother.
Put her through mother said Josephin e
fblushing. go
Go in lemonsr' suggested Napoleon, smoking
:hrons1 his noses remark so ambiguous that it
certainly must have puzzled other parties Ia guess
at ms meaning; but in the present case it seemed
10 be INV. sted with perfect lncidity.
'NapoIeon, i advise you 10 shut your horper,,'
elegantly retorted that lady.
Mr. Stout proceeded 10 enquire if Mr.. Russell
was man OF property, and was assured by his
better hall that he had "a pocket Of rocks2' The
husband and father then remarked to the effect
that they had been more favorably impressed with
Mr.. Goodwin, a young farmer in the neigLborhood,
s ssaa The gentleman under consideration. Miss
ject, emphaiically declaring that .he couldn't
come in.'
its over that way!' said her brother, making
gesture over hir shoulder with his thumb.
The above, we are inclined TO believe, is not a
a iancy sketch. |; shows the extent which tie
practice of using cant phrases, when once acqur-
ed, nay be carried.-Wan street Journal.
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TnE New THREE ,DorL1R GoLp cots.--Mr.
Rgaan. agent for Adams & Co.'s Express, yes
tsday introduced the new three dollar gold coin
inOOur city. 1t is very neat coin, and easily
dhtiugushable from the quarter eagle. being con-
sdsrs6ly larger in diameter than that piece. and
lie management of the devices being entirely DIFF
.tdent. The devices. as we;have before described
'hem, are: on one side an ile.l head, surmounted
blythe feather,d cincture, symbolic If America,
Eith the word "LiBEkrT' onthe band that encir-
sles ths head, aud UNITED SrArrs.oF AMEnIcA,''
surrounding the whole. On tie other side, a
Ereah representing wheat. cern, cotton and to
6aceo with The words ''3 DOLLARS, and The date
IN The centre 1t is The l6-2Oth of an inch in di-
,apetsr.
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CoNGRE. sloNAL.

WASHINGTON May III.
HOUSE (coniinucdi The House continued in
st sslon till 104 O'Clock last night, with debate
on the Nebraska bill. Numerous speeches were
made in favor of and against the bill in the midst
of great confusion.
SENArE.-The vetoed Insane Land Bill was ia
ken up, after long debate.
Mr.. Badger spoke i'll favor of The constitutional
iiy of the bill.
Senate adjourned Till Monday.
HousE-Alr. Richardson Offered resolution that
the debate on tue Nebraska and Kansas bill termi.
nate tomorrow at 10 O'clock, and called for The
previous question.
Mr.. Mace suggested that the debate be termina-
ted some day next week, in order that the gentle
man. might have opportunity TO discuss tie sub
iect.
Mr.. Richardson said there was special order
Tor Tuesday, andlt was desired TO dispose of this
Till, as ii stood in the .wayof business.
MI. Taylor, oil Tennessee, reminded Mr.. Rich
ardson that he had promised not 10 press the mo.
ton TO terminate The debate il the enemies OF tue
bill desired further Tim. 10 speak.
Mr. Gidiings wishedto ask question but he
was denied from all parts of the House, he said the
House Were seven months debating The adm ssion
of California Stale, AMI nnw only four days
were 10 be allowed for discussing this importpni
lmeasure--great confusion--Mr Chase moved Mr..
Ricllardson's resolution be laid on The table. Mr.
English novel call oil the House. The House re-
fused TO call. ye; SO, nays 81, and also refused
lay the esolution on the table, Yeas 81, nays i00
Mr.. Richardson refused TO modify his resolution.
Mr. Edgerton asked, as a modification, that the
tebate cease on Saturday at noon; and moved for
call of the House, and theIeupon asked FOL The
yeas and nays.
Mr, Campbell then begged 10 be excused ficm
voting.
Mr.. Wentworth. of Illinois, moved TO lay the
request on the table, and asked Tor the yeas and
nays
Tie Speaker said the m lion was out OF order.
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LrScuDuRcu AND Tennessee RAILnoAD.-The
Pe'tSburg Express states that this road will be
completed 10 New River by. June. and every nerve
vii be sIaineti 10 reach Wy:hevile by the first of
September. so as 10 secure the fall trade Double
I't'eS have been placed on all the most difficult
p'N's' and hands are already at work bedding the
ae'thrOush Wythe county. so that in ali humau
reliability, the road will be completed to Wsthe-
vile by the LIST of June.
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tbs HEArrlELD suDscRrrrrox.-'rhe vote yes
srasy on the question of the City of Wheeling
sui scibing s250,o0O TO the capital. stock of The
Henpfeld Railroad Company was almost unaui-
nou, in favor of the subscription. The following
blhe vote:
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TEARING DowS Stow BlLls.--.The teatinr
down of show bills is attended with more penalty
thaais usually imagined. A person in New York
on Saturday,, was sentenced to the Penitentiaty for
hree months for nallciously oBliterating The show
bills Of Broadway theatre.
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Persons seeking desirable dwelling house. are
referred TO the advertisements Of Mr.. A. O. wooDs.
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For subscription. Against subscrir'n

| LAKE Flsn.-Captain AIoyston will have another
supply of lhtse fine white Lake FISH. at The Boat
Stole cO.ner. this morning.
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7agTNT ELhIGE lCER..
no cerre.p.endenl..

+
eoseer ning su .scrintion. advertising or 9th,
LSr b,simess ofthe InteliisenGer, should be all.
ri dhAip ~ lie Preparations
lsd . s The editorial department OF the ma.
eds,L he addressed 10 the editors, jointly. TO eli
sOre os9eats writing for publication, will please
CerIesilr ~, one side of the paper
ads Sn the above rules will greatly ohlige u.s.
Aue esess more prompt attention TO corr respondents
al ecu might otherwise some times receive.
THE INTELLIGENGER OF
ptcE has been removed from Water
, l to M'Afec's new buildings, corner
g Main and Quincy streets, one square
g s,n the Post Office, one square from the
p.ihoad Depot, and one square from the
Steamboat Landing.
nrEntrance from Quincy street.
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Buchan's Hungarian Balsam! !!

6ucnan'S hungarian balSam J!
THE GREAT ENGLISH
49, ~ /ssfss monary Diseases, still stands
AG3t3SSA HSFSftA Xxx Snnriynlled and unsurpasseI
HesSSS8A7sbSFAe the most enectual curaiiVs
hese most formds bic
ASf%gASSSnii ai mi now known to The CIV
time ii has been distributed from Maine to Florida has
only served establish its ME parts
OF the count, J, as the great and
5dg; ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
in the worst cases OF Pulmonary disease; the best
fative Of all the slight forms OF colds cough aud infam
that can possibly be usedi for whooping cough
= SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
This frigtnl symptom OF approaching consumption is
sa thoss ys s ss ~. s
heaiitny eohdlt'oii /, =, "a, f-tc}
Splitting blood always nom tendency to Tu
beIcuo,is diseases and II not cheated, at the outset, viii
PAIN IN THE SIDE.
distressing .ymptom Of eonsumption arises from
peura from brone Mai aeeon Of The passages Ia
either case It is Very dangerous Indication VI disease
nothis hat 50 speedily AVID
''s : LIVER COMPLAINT.
In cases of Consumption this LIVER always
ss I'd f9 tas s fss and s es
The LiyeT unattended bycohsdnptio is Speedily cured
: WINTER COUGH.
LIZ ss cry h1snS W,sE low w ~ Seis
bid m1us and other foul matter Improves Ike digestive
s;stem. -
BRONCHITIS
Bronchitis, difficulty OF eaihfng, harsh cough, Shiny
eSrectoraoi, with all other symptoms caused By
lection te air tubes leading nom the uSs
are directly and by the use OF this ad
naiabe remedy BE warned III time.ye afflicted and eini
'i'' '''1 TuBERC LIES on. THE LUNGS.
The Hungarian Baisam Is the only remedy which has
the power to dissolve remove and cure Tubcrces tho
the most and evidence to sustain the
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrrsnuRGii, May l1.--River feet falling
Weather clear aud warm.
ClsclssArl. May ii River fallen inches
weather ine.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
May 11,-Flour s.ooas,l0. whsky22a, being
further acyance. Nothing doing IN provisions.
Sugar 3sa44. Linseed oil firm al So.
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BE WISE TO-DAY.


.. Avery, =.
No. I4G and I -, Main st.. yYheelfng,
II now opening the largest and best assor.nens
il f3Stfaw Goods Panama. Leshorn and CHIP Hats or
description quality, that has been sold whole
retail AZ prices that cannot tail % please.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
NEw YoRK, May 1l.--Flour market declined
i2c. settling at s,sI $3.50; Southern s.s1n9, 49,
Wheat unsettled. Corn declined &c, selling 7sas5.
Pork ana lard heavy. Beet firm. Whisky prison.
easier. Money market unchanged, stocks lower.
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:
OF the nineteenth century, Its the scientific man
ia the world would have ad nitted that miracle
cine heretofore supposed TO have existence, u
STlMULANT THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
Its is expended, with opium
eololie and at other excitans TheeaectO
these brief, and II we'll he said oIi who them
sIhe last state OF that thar frs But
the Eiixr is exheTan without single rawbae-saIs
in its operation, perpetual in its happy influence IpOte
the mind, and the entire atom II also
remove dcpresSiols, excitement, ndency bIush,
seepessness dislike OF society, incapacty study
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No language can convey adequate idea oil The Inedi
ate and almost change which it oceasIon
diseased, debiitaed and shattered system wet
er broken down by weak by nature, Impaired
by sickness. tile unstrung aud relaxed organization Is al
bnced, vigfied and bGil. up. The mental and
physical symptoms OF nervous disease yarish together u
der its influence. Morris the OH the con-
trary tie relief is permanent the cordial proper ties or
the medicine the constitution restore Il to
Is normal condition. Well may the preparations CALI
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Joshua II. Bates, Alfred Ia lor, Andrew ~ -
Dickso and Henry A. Graves, In the ciTcnt
M nm M me OF Bates TAYLOR & cOnrt or Ohio
Co f,I-F * plaintiff Scounty, yirgi.
VS. 4 mia. lncase.
John L. Spring. defendant
Won are hereby notified, That on The 18th day o.
May, 1884, the houts OF O'Clock A. N andS
clock r ofthat day. the Counting House Of Bates
Taylor & Co. in the city o. New York. the deposlnons OF
John NJ Wocot and others win be taken, TO be read as
evidence for the plaintiffs at the trial of said cause But
from any reason the said shall not then be
being comrnenced shall not then ne com
peted The taking OF lie same win be adjourned from time
In nine until the same taken and comp eted.
80 ALFREDs CALilwELL,
attorney for plaintiffs
TT, sam fDyyespasT apr
I1RSsilT Potash. forsaic by n . b VOW LII,
* fah1 5ssss az. 81 Union st.
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Save your Ice!


81 = u.
This article is the result OF the application scientific
principles TO the purpose Intended, Wig: To keep
cool Posse, az long possible. tcith HE least possible
quantity lee.
The Proprietor has long devoted his attention TO this
particular branch domestic economy, and passing
improvement anOther has al length arrived near
rerectionas II is possible to reach proof his Is
louLd in the al OF these Coolers In all
OF the country simple statement OF acts, in regard 10
these Coolers, will satisfy every OF their superiority
First, they arethe
ONLY ARTICLE OF THE KIND EVER
PaTENTED.
They are furnished with two distinct nonconducting
chambers, by means OF which, wi two pounds
The gaon water is KEEP, Cat temperature OF 40s above
zero, only 81 from the freezing point all day. Thus,
al cost OF somc four Gents day family ordinary
size be constantly supplied with waer as cold
itself larger numbers ia TIE Fropol ton This las
been found By actual experiment to be wing least
seventy five cent BartheIn Jars formerly used
for this purpose
Again, these coolers NEVER in this way, saving
much unnecessary waste and trouble.
Reig manufactured III tn most worlimaplike style.
and Handsomely finished In every respect, they
very beautiful ornament for the Dining Room, Hotel
Steamboat. .4..f.s,.
important impro lately been added the
Cooler, viz: small Pan Capable OF holding from six 10
eight pounds OF biterJ Is inserted directly under the
cover This quantity Of butter be kept perfectly hard
all day, without additional very addition
% the economy aud comfort Of families.
BURNETt& cos. l.F
House Furnishing ESta biishment,
No. IA L, Fourth st. Cincinnati.
For sale by HOBBS BARNES &c Co. g. +,
nly2:ly Wheeling, Va.
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The Speaker said The m lion was out OF order.
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Mammoth + at, Store.

Mammoth3F, at 6Sore.
Spring Fash en- for a g. 81.
81 AVERY has on hand, and is receiving OF the
-. largest and hest stocks of Hats and Caps that has
ever been opened in This city Heis also constantly man
nacturng every descfption Of hat and now IN
from the very hest and kansip and sold
prices that cannot fail 10 please.
laso receiving large mportations OF Eastern
ufactured Hats Gaps, which wilt be sold low Also
large assortment of edrens fancy hats and caps, aud
ladies riding hats bags and all which
vii. be sold cheap.
N.sB-Hats made TO order on the shortest notice.
- S. AVERY, Nos las and i4s Main St..
mh2S Wheeling. Ya.
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ThoS. Hughes
DEGS TO inform Ills friends aud custoniels and The pub
ID lie sei orally that he has lust returned nom
with Very large and beautfni - =.
= STOCK OF GOODS
or all kinds. adapted to tile ard coming season.
he invites eailand They will find his
assortment ofclots and pestnss, and His
ing Go Dc, the finest and extensive city, and
which he tosell they can be
obtained elseyyierel ss-Rfi
The clots cassimercs, and Vestings particularly
rch comprising every desi able color, quality pat
The selection OF Hosiery, and Under garments gen
orally, highly worthy the attention purchasers, being
OF very fine quality, and at INV pTicesi
The aottent Of Shirts, Shirt collars, Handkerchief
CIavats Cloves dc. is exceedingly rich and various;
numerous psrficularise In advertisement.
I'm fine. anything AMI everything uqrsite gentle-
mans wal drohe, be obtained at No. 30, Mon
api:sln = TIos. HUGHES,
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WINTER COUGH

w INIEh -OUU0I1.
The harsh dry, hacking winter cough, which afiieis
OLD PEOPLE and inyalids ina low stale OF health is
osi happily affected by the sdm. anort
bid and other foul matleri digestive
organs, and in.arts new life to the and emleated
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BRONCHITIS

Bronchitis difficulty OF b. eaifng harsh cough, slim
eSrectoraon, with all other symptoms caused By an
lection OF the air tubes leading the throat the
directly and specifically affected by the this
nrable remedy BE warned in time ye afflicted and
|fi.ioy .Inn la
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.MIsGEI1L ..NEOIs.
WITHDRAWAL FROM THE COALITION
AGAINST TIIRo OWING in TRIMMINGS.


3 ..s.sg ISAAC RBsAGER lf
iIIDRaIRS, from this day his nanle from tile coal
iton against thfoSif In trimmings, aud VIII now
on The cotton give tic very best
the same time lie uiers 10 tn public the hansoest
Sna stock OF Dry Goods brought to
! below y list some or his goods and prices:g
knbyotdsTies.--i olIars at cents; n ta--} =!
80 zs1 ~ do 49, 10 do t+s4 f.ssz4s-l- sli
HI1akeTehieJs-Ffne line en- nbrie CT eenfsi
9fsT Mtts-Fine mts, u ~ TO- do
ai 80, Finest French, with tassels, 80 dos
Bonnsts.--Stfhsy bonneta, % do
Finest misses do so do
Reached hinsinS-Best7s Ct do
~ sa5si sss5, IS do i.t 10 do
Un5Ldeaed Maslfas-RestTs a do
~ - 1875 ~ do Laurel n s. do
Calicoes- Frs colofs GAS do
Finest l2h at 10 do
u .SiLks--R Pest black, &c inches. 125 do
TACTICAL experience, acquired IN large Jobhng House
In the East, with unsurpassed facilities, will enable 10
n the expectations Of the most sansGinc
Therefore, come all, and secure bargnfs
My motto--atQ1tick sales and sh.alt Pfofts.,'
ISSAC' PRAGER,
3fi Eastern bargain Storei tf6 Main st.
mt2t between Monroe and Union.
COAL, BOXES. st..t
BEAGT7FULLY deco ated article, suitable for parlor
IA use for sale Eo56s Rarstes Co.'S No. rs Monroe
street. near the Post Office, Wheeling, Va. MT
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Whenever the organs he acted upon are Tree from mai
,rnlation ictuTai diseases il is sveFre that
MORSE s. INYIl,ORATING ELIXIR :

will replace with strength, incapacty with ef
cheney with uniform and natural activity, and
th not only without hazard Of reaction, but with hap
by effect or ile general organization, G5-Eear in mind
that al malales wherese they begin. er
motion aud sensation is Physieat death Hear mind AZ
go that for kind of nervous disease the Hxir Cor
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81 EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE; ~ II
who suffers rom weakness, derangement nervousness,
tlemors, pains in the back, other Disorder, eth
peculiar 10 her sex, both sexzs-to ri 70
the lnv:goraiing Cordial trial. '-sz -
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LOSS OF MEMORY,

is presented phenomena in the matera nedea hher
To unleard Ola stimla1 without reaction. sfel-
The herb which forms its ma, been
ntted by all the great medical aud institll
tioifs Europe 10 be IN this resfect gensrs. Dir
Morse whose utI authority science
discovered the productionin Arabia where his attention
excited by the wonde rflly vigoratiTg pro-
dneed upon the natives In Fact the wonderful power OF
endurance, the exhautless vsor exhibited by the Arab
both sexes, in their desert pgrinIages
Tie OF this vitAlizing herb.
Ann IL ida m I
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otis, will find this Cordial have used bot
tie two, thorough Regeneration ofthe SYSTEM In an
directions to be found the happy parents healthy
binary preparation Aud IL is equally potent the many
diseases which 1t is recommended Thousaifs OF
young have by using it, and not anglo
inala hast Tn ham hem.
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TUBERCLES ON THE LUNGS.
Tho Hungarian Baisam is the only remedy which has
the power to dissolve. and Tubcrcles tho
lungs Incredible this is generally esteeinei,
the most abundant and conclusive evidence sustain the
assertion that such is its direct and Immediate effect.
allcases where there natural ganic defect In fact
confident is the American agent OF his power 10
the worst form OF this disease that he boldly declares il
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- -. UISSULUTIUN. - 80 = =
lHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm OF
a. S. Doane y Co., has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. a. S. DoANk.
A. McSwoRDS.
March 9th. 1851. Iiri4
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NO MERCURY URUPIUM-SULEMN- 'UAFH.a
Dr. Morse having recently heard some physicians
and druggists hav asserted that his Cordial
tanned Mercury and Opium has made the following ada
contained Mercury or Opium, from the singular energG
with which II particular diseases, from
great pow er in relieving pain envy knorva
Stale York, city county OF New York. ss. ~.
cd before me- Andrew H. Miekie, city ofNey
York Metcalf Morse, who by being duly sworn doth
depOse and that there corrosive subnate
er mercural preparation in compromising and manu-
IacuIing is contained in the medicine known by the
name Morse's Elixir Corfal and thai
II does not contain particle uf Opium e g
Sworn before me, this 2Gth day OF June. 1876. =
A. n. MleKLR, Mayor
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Jan H. lar Is 3 s. srr L w Auss-oas sa4fa
NV Haven fs Psgto Rice al VEL bad ex2eeaeed rough easa
er tirce EaihE
dy Lazy Ann Of BussrOrt seasspOst .,ssrns
souih.
D. H. lat 80 s. lon 50 Is W big Richard I'm. Nswfort sx
Dee s. Of Jsic, ship ABBY BlsEehsTd for Ssw
Nov H. % lss, Ion. 81 &c w, ship Magnolia, OF BOssa,
Nov u 81. 5 iuz 80 W, Kns h Liver
rool Hobsr Town.
pee is 1T 10 20 $ len s vsssEralzs ship Thomas W. ssA
Anisrson I'm New-York oct . for aus rali.
Dee IS at a "a NJ lon 10 s. W, Bren aip En- n
Y0ft for AnEtcrdsm-
Der tlv. 81 g I'm Sew-Tork Tor Rio Jaaelro w.
Dec sf 50 " lon e W Fl brig Auto ma I'm York lar
Hasrs -. ,
Livsrpool 80
OF Africa for salem
Nov 40 Br Ss-k Dhz Swansea 81 d.
fr CodEmto. boyd 20
Dee lat ~ and lou W. Br bark Rokehy IN Lonion,
4 Is cut, bond 20 the Cape Of Geoa Hope.
Dee les 1851 Ion. IS t5 w Br bark Cumberland So d. I'm
Ysrsr1isa bound TO Lverpo q
De LAT Il AS lon "a Is W. exchanged signals with Br. karx
Mary Queen Of scots boHnd 5
TO- t s. "A % bark Eds,o, tn Boston FOR Charleston
c.. cut.