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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-02

From salt Lake. Kansas. 60
CHICAGO Marci l, 1850.
The mall which lef ssi I9Es IN DscsW5sreiesed lu-
&C, -..-g- q .-e 81 = ~. 49,. IsDt lao
party greatly detained by sn,w the se'ass dsP6
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Senate
ALBANY, March !, 1866.
Mr. BROOKS presented petition for law to regulate
the sale Of potatoes.
Mr. RIDER asked if it required that the bill should
include Irish potatoes.
Mr. BRoogs-Csrtainly the bill viii require sellers OF
potatoes to give sixty pounds to the bushel.
REPORTS
By Mr. BRADFORD (favorably)-To incorporate the
Yorkville Library Association.
BY Mr. CryIERTo requisite the supply Of brine for the
manufacture Of salt.
BiLL2 INTRODUCED.
By Mr. RIBER-To amend the charter Of Flushing.
BY Nj. WADewORrH-To amend the Revised Statutes,
relative to trials before Justices of Special Sessions
The report Of the Governors OF the New York Hospital
received.
Mr. SPENCER moved that the Comptroller be ,uested
to report the amount OF stock paid and seeured Of all
incorporated companies in the State the amount of real
and personal property assessed the and the amount
Of taxes paid on them. Passed
The bill TO prevent illegal voting in New York city WAS
debated by Mr.. Wadswo-th in elaborate and able
speech against the bill, and by Mr.. Hale in favor.
motion to strike out the enactng clause with.
drawn, and progress reported.
Adjourned
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Fereign Opinions of Fremont.

Various English. French and German Journals
sre out In favor of Fremont. These journals are
generally the ones which have always manifested
the most malignant hate towards the United states
They are the journals which have always been
prophesying the dsunion Of this country and they
are now in rap;ures at Fremont's nomination De
cause they believe his success will lead TO o'sso
luton of the confederacy. One OF the LONDON
journals caudidly acknowledges that TINS Is tne
reason for the interest which feels in his election.
They are destined, we hope, to be disappointed
They may be successful in crushing the popular
cause abroad but their allies here are not yet nu.
msrous and powerful enough to abolish republican
lam ia America The anti slavery sentiment of
this country has been nourished and stimulated
from the beginning by foreign influence, which is
now exuliiDg In the idea that its blind and besot'
ted tools In America have nearly accomplished its
strOcious schemes.
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TEI,H0RArdIC NEWH.
pEpopTED rORTHE DISPATC II.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE d ATTIC.


NEW York. August 1.-THE steamer Baltic,
with dates from Liverpool to August osh, mas ar
rived here.
The steamer Af.ica arrived out on the Cd OF Au'
SThs U. frisase susqsehanna arrived at Glib
raltar ON the 81 Inst
The news by this arrival Is scarce.
SPAIN.
Thu city OF Saraeossa surrendered to the Queen
troops under Gen, Duice. On the evening VI
day. the LIST, the Royal troops entered inc cisy'
withou, opposition and disarned the citizens 40
definite particulars are known. but the wnn,e n
fair seems to have been effected without oiooo-
shed. o,r., u;s
f,ura nal;cv Ia not know but 1t il ne
win attempt to make mp matters with the Lioef'
ais
FRANCE.
Tbare Ia m news from France of importance
General Pelissier had returned anu oeen ihAoe
The Emperor Napoleon, il Is reported, is snfier'
ing from spinal disease.
ITALY
Italian affairs are unintelliglole as ever There
are reported remonstrances 10 safoihia ny rance
The Emperor of Austria and the King Of Prus-
STA are having an interview at Topiilz.
DENMARK.
Denmark proposes to fortify the Sound, to which
course, it is said to be, advised by Russia
Z TURKEY
great fire had occurred at Salonica which caused
great loss of life and property.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Cotton firm and unchanged
Sales for three days reach 81 COO bales Flour decn-
ed 10 6i02s; in some cases the decline reaches S.
Canal Pas ais Cd /; South Sis ASA Ohio S2..0
S3s Wheat declined Cd GD9d. Southern White 9s lid.
los. Id; Red 9s. Cd DIES. Corn unchanged, with
limited business. Provision unchanged.
Manchester advices favorable.
Crops excellent.
Money more stringent, with Temporary demand
at per cent.
Consols for money s5k 095s.
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COugre9siOnal.

WASHINGTON, Aug. II Senate The Senate
yesterday adopted resolution to meet at O'Clock,
A. NJ to moN6w.
A joint resolution to increase the pay of all the
labossrs In the Executive and and Legislative de.
partments was passed.
The bill to extend the time for the creditors OF
Texas to present their claims was passed, and is
law.
The bill to survey the Southern boundary Of
Kansas was passed and is a law.
The bill for the settlement of the claims Of Off
GERS of the revolutionary army, and the widows
and orphans Of those who died 10 the service, was
postponed uatil next session.
The lighthouse appropriation bill was passed,
and is law.
The Senate amendment striking out the House
amendment, which strikes from the Legislative ap.
preparation bill the appropriation of $50 600 for the
Kansas Legislature, was receded FROM and the bill
passed with the $4,000 left out
Hoase-The mail steamship bill was amended 90
rs to give notice of the termination of additional
compensation TO the Collins line and was passed
and is law.
The Senate bill amending the act recurring for.
eign regulations of commerce to be laid before Con.
gress annuslly, was passed
A bill granting bounty land TO the officers and
crews Of privateers, commissioned by tho United
States, was passed.
A joint resolution for the settlement Of the
claims Of E M Strader and Z. n johnson, mail
contractors, was passed
nioo. ohtS ioS tue EeilcI Oh MARY hccsHo L.
James Morrow and J. w. Nye.
The Senate bill to protect thu citizens of the
United States in the discovery Of Guano Islands,
was passed.
A bill for the Improvement of the Patapseo
River Maryland. was passed over the veto Of the
President
The House receded from Its Kansas amendments
TO the Legislative. Executive and Judicial bills,
with the exception Of that striking out &20, 600
PAYABLE for the Kansas Legislature which 1t In.
lis, ed upou by ten majority.
The bill for s'eam revenue cutter at New York,
was passed
The Senate bill extending the copyright to
dramatic authors, was passed
lsEcoND DisPA TCH
WAsHIEGTos, August 1.-THE Senate passed
the Ocean Mail appropriation bill with the Honse
proviso, terminating the extra allowance to the
Collins line
The committee Of conferences on the Army ap.
preparation bin reported A. unable TO agrse-the
House committee insisting on Its amendment, pro-
hibiting any portion Of the army 70 be used In
forcing the lave OF the Kansas Legislature.
Both Houses adjourned at ~ o'clock Eunday
morning until O'Clock 10 morrow mornins
Several general appropriation bills are pending
on disaereetng TO amendments.
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Steamboat racing has been carried on in the Hud
ION river, between two rival boats. to such An ex.
tent and so recklessly, Is to endanger the lives Of
tho passengers. Some Of the officers of the law
have, therefore, made a complaint against the cap
tans Of the boats and they have both been held to
bail to answer The facts, stated of them, would
indicate that some malice as we'll a. emulation in
the speed Of their respective boats entered into the
feeling Of competition.
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A Free Soil Romance.

BiEelow, biographer Of Fremont, gives the fol
lowing exquisite piece of romance:
"Anns Beverley tCol. frsmout's mother) was but
six months old when her father died. Rsinx
tho youngest, she most dsfsnceess in the hands
of Mr. Cary, Their susrdiau1 and instead Of being an
heiress she found herself at an early age, almost dis
DO ,sessed Of large proportion of the ample heritage
which had been left her. When she had reached the
age of seventeen, her sister, Mrs Lowry, desiring to
provide for her against what in those days ard In
shat circe. deemed the greatest of all eslanles
poverty arranged marriage for her with Maj Pryor,
also deuce.cor couury who was very rich and very
souty sxtytw years Of age just forty years her
senior.
aside from the fatal disparity of years, Major
Pryor lacked refinement and sensbility, and was In
Yves sacrificed to aim. Anne resisted the impertun-
ties o her lsng she could but finally ever
sumo BY Of her homeless and dependent con-
dition which were constanty pressed upon her con-
sderation the despairing orphan yielded to her ven
erabts sutor. and bcca anne Ars Major Pryor Marriage
only increased her regret for the sacrifice to which
had su omitted. She became melancholy Stunned
ihe gay society and habits of life to which her hus-
band addicted and thus dragged out twelve long
shiIdlsss both had convinced that tho hsppi
Of nsithsr would DO promoted by continuing TO
hive longer together. and they separated. A. soth
hsd nhuentisi friep0s tho legislature Of the State,
which happened to be session. promptly sanctioned
their sepsIation, BY passing an act OF divorce. NOT
long aftSr, both married Mrs. Pryor TO MI FIRE.
mont, and Pryor. in The 10th ysar Of his age, 10
his housekeeper"
The above reads like novel 1t Is quite desti
tuts of such prosaic element as fact. The legis
laiure Of Virginia never sanctioned the separation
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor. by passing An act of d.
vorco. We have examined the acts Of Assembly
from 1910 to 1917, Fremont was Born, according
to his biographer, 2lst January, 1879 and in all
that time, thors were bat two divorces granted
neither of which was Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor.
We know nothing Of the circumstances of their
yUa haa hat huo
was rich. or equity. He kept a sort of pleasure
garden for public entertainment, which Ia not con.
sstsnt with the idea of being a nabob. In short,
we know the divorce part of the above story il Or
true and we don't believe one word Of the remain
der Of it. We only aiuds to the subject to "vind
cate the truth Of history" and do justice to the
State aud to individuals, unjustIy assailed In the
above paragraph.
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eMspaper 1 hange.

ALBANY, Aug 16.-It is understood that the AL
bany State Register has issued its last number
here, the type. materials, &c. being removed to
New York. and it is supposed they will be used to
start afternoon paper in that city in the inter.
eat of George Law for Governor.
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Sailing of steamers,

NEW YORK, Aug Is The steamship Atlantic.
sailed to-day for Liverpool, with $la5 063 06 in
specie.
The Glasgow sailed for Glasgow, with SO pas
sengers and no specie.
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HON. A. II. H. STUART, of Staunton, is lying
sick st the striblng Springs, Augusta, recovering
from severe illness. His political friends fear
that he will be unable to continue an active par
tlcpant In the campaign.
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r-..., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

xU. .u,,nro.. Aug. I7.--Th Eenate thia morn.
ia /. ,reety with the Creek and Seminole
Ins,.n. inyolvine an appropriation of more than
rns ann of 100000 was appropriated to the
| .-..,ior of the New York post Office
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Lord PnImer.ten on Spanish Affairs.

Lord Palmer,tou, In debate on this subject,
declared tina. there was no reason for spprehend
Ing that any intention existed on the part OF the
French Emperor to interfere 10 the affairs Of
spain. He also pronounced Louis Napoleon
man Of great justice" and great sagacity In
the face Of this declaration of Lord Palmers'on,
the French Government avowed the march OF
troops to the Pyrences, and the Emperor called IL
a measure Of precaution. The London correspon'
dent of the National 1utelligencer thinks 1t certain
shat Louis Napoleon has allied himself to the hes.
pots against the peoples; with the few blind ana
weak against the many who have an aim ana the
power to achieve it,
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MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE On Thursdav
morning, early, \ young girl, in the employ Of
Mrs, Esser, In Allentown, Pa fell asleep with
laid lamp In her hand, which, coming in contact
with her clothes. burned her SO badly that she
died the same afternoon
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Boston Quarantine Regulations.
BOSTON, Aug. 16-The Board of Aldermen to-
day passed an ordinance detanng at quarantine
all vessels from Southern ports where the yellow
fever is reported to exist.
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CANADIAN LANE FLEET-The Toronto, C. ".
Globe of Wednesday last, contains list of the
Canadian steamers and schooners trading on the
Upper Lakes, with the names of the masters, the
rig, tonnage, where built. and the value la this
lst are: 40 steamers IL propeIiers and 1876 schoo-
ners, the tonnage of which amounts to about IL :.
1856 tons, and the value of which is about A 6A4 .
"-'--'
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Missouri EIectleu.

ST. LOUIS. August 16-The State Senate will
stand IA Democrats, ii Wings, Bentouians, 2
Americans and vacancy
The House Of Representatives win be composed
Of So Democrats, "a Bentouians, % Americans and
Wings. The above returns are made up from
seventy nine couptes
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GooD OLD AGE.-Thsre IL residing at John.
sonville Williamsburg District . lady by the name
OF Singleton, who Is 1876 years of sge She il a
native Of Georgetown District, was grown yeung
lady At the time Of Braddocks defeat, and can re.
count many of the Incidents Of the revolutionary
war She has been perfectly blind for thirty wears
but can walk about the house and yard with no
osnsr assistance than walking stick.-Marion S.
C. Star
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above paraguay

RAILROAD CELEBRAuoS.-rhe cars on the
Manassas Gap Railroad will reach Woodstock, W.,
on the eth of August public dinner will be
given on the occasion
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Texns kiertlou.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-THE Steamer Perss-
verance arrived here from Texas, reports that tho
election returns in that State Indicate increased
Democratic majority.
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MARRIED..

On In. IN Inst at the residences of her usther on
Uslon hin. by the Rev Philip Courtnsy. JOHN \.
POCK LfN0TUN of Richmond. 20 Mis- NARY r.,
yonnsest daughter Of Robert and Eliza Penney for
merly Of Charles City county. Va.
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Mysterious Disappeordncs Of Stephen Fl. Branch
TIE Ferer-Robbed by a Cgprian-Arrest Of a De-
faulter &c.
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n..srucaivc Fire nj 0allEe, HOud

NV ORLEANS, Ang II The British schooner
u.nchester, from Balize, Honduras IL ashore u
psss Christian She brings intelligence of Are n
I,sise which destroyed property to the amount Of
e5O0,00O.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
Trenhi- n Nav Yerk Peiitira.

~>~>-~>~-~~~s~s>e>>
Troubie In New York Politics.
According 70 the New York Herald. the Fremont
marty Of that State ara Ia Considerable trouble
about the nomination of . candidate for Governor
II the coming election. Lieut.. Gov Raymond. o.
the Times, 10 said to be in favor Of one Wards.
worth. OF Gsnesee, for the Fremont candidate. ana
to bs violently opposed to his brother philosopher
Grssley, who, II seems. 10 an aspirant Tor 1na'
honor. Greeley and Raymond do not entertain
towards each other that fateruai which sa'n'a
should cultivate. On one occasion, sne Pnhoso
pher went 20 far ~ to call Raymond mite VII
lain . commitment which the editor Of the Times
has not forgotten. The 'issie vi'lain,' It seems
/, determined tina. Greeley shall not Be Governor
and At the same time 10 said to be fishing for the
limited State. senatorship for himself In the room
of Mt Fisa, whose term Is about to expire. IL
seens to as that this is hardly generous on the part
~ ,hs Lieutenant Governor. He ought to give his
partner In inIquity some chance of shar ing the
ptunder.
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The Damage to the Steamer Arabia
HALIFAX, Aug Is The steamer Arabia Is not
| seriously injured. Divers are at work stopping
the leak
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DIED,

I'm Sabbath mornins. tbs 18th inst. ct Al e'eloet,
kay BELL. only dsushter Of L b. and Ann
Walker, aged years and q days
aff such IL the kingdom of God
~ Norfolk and Petel sburs papsrs will please
copy.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The subscriber wishes TO sell the farm which
he resides 1t 10 situat.d within three miles north
east OF Oanvie, one half mile from the road, and
contains 1870 aer.s Th- land lies wsf, arly three
f,srths he1vily tinbered aud fine tobacco land Be-
IN near Che onjuncton OF three four roads it
good location for professional man suitable for
a Factory or Store.
commodious Cottage, situated elevation in the
midst Of beautiful grove of forest trees. . isrx.
double kitchen, smoke Rouse Ice honse, large
The water excellent, and the situation re,nsrka-
bly, -althy. The orchard every variety of
f,ur tire than 2t0 of which were carefully Sc
1ected FROM Westbrook's Nursery. A. vegetables.
fruits wood and lumber all command q fair price ia
Danviile their sales alone would be prof able bus
ness to pursue. 8. A. NALKUP
au 18--2taw2w
Also for sale my house and lot in Danvle on VIII.
son street, now occupied by Mr.. T. B Harrison
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LiBERAL.-1he narchioness Of Aylesbury. Eng
and has conssructed hot and cold baths for the uss
OF the iah0ress and their families In ~ yi.ini,v
81 hsr residence Soap and towels are nrn.;dsS
Ard cup Of coffee afterwards given.
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tINAL hEDL CTiUN.--
V. COHEN,
It's Broad street,
in order to close out his entire stock of Spring and
Summer DRY GOODS, has his day made his
FINAL REDUCTION OF PhIGES.
and offers his customers unprece dented bargains In
Goods suitable for the present season.
Bleached and Brown Shirtnes and Sheetings.
Irish Linens and Table Cloths.
large and beautiful assortme Mt of embroideries.
White Goods and handsome plaid Silks at yonr own
price, at the
Establishsd Cheap Hous.. ITS Broad at.
l8 6t~ % door from the corner Of 9Th.
Fl'O MiLLEKs.-.The POTION ~ FLOUR
i ING MILLS CEMENT MINING COMPANY,
want t" engage the services of Q Skiful and Compe
tent MILLER, to take the agsnent OF the "Poto-
mac Milis near Shepherdstown. Va. none hut frat
elias, Miller will suit, and it would be desirsbl, to
have him interested, to small extent at least,
Storkhode- the Company Treferring to have all their
employers if possible, identified ia interest with the
concern. Address
JNO GALLAHFR. SR.,
Sec'y and Treasurer Potomac FIGURING Mills
and Cement Mining Co., Washington City
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+ REMARKABLE ACCIDENT AT THE BLUE RIDGE
TUNNFL-A correspondent of the Baltimore Sun,
writing from Staunton, Va on the 18th, says:
"A remarkable occurrence tsok place at the Blue
Ridge Tunnel last night The third set of wcrh,n.n
were eng- Rsd in digging as us a. when OF them,
(Pst FIsgnn) noticed that the texturs of the rock
before HIM changed suddenly from hard TO soft and
that the soft wet Shortly afterwards = stream
Of water issued from an orifce he had made: This
was cc-eoed by heavy, lumbins sound, like the
cars" hich 8, frightened the hands that they all
made for the open cir Well 1t for them that
they did so 1hs sound continued to grow louder and
louder for minutes, till crash was heard, and
imrnedia ely of water rolled ont of The
tunnel. An eyewitness says that tn. head of the
stream was at least feet high and that it swept
carts and harrows before il like chsf" The stream
continued to pour perfect river till o'clock when
it gradually subsidized aud was low enough At z. NJ.
to allow US to make a haEy survey of its cause 1t
seems thar there is in the middle Of the untain,
an immense cavern or pocket, in which water from
the melting snow has been deposited for years, and
that line tunnel taps this cavern its CEN
ire. The cavern 10 of immense extent and will save
the State good deal of money, since natafe has
opened = road thror gh near thres hundred feet of
solid rock This will expedite the completion of the
tunnel greatly; in fact j would not be surprised II
asy III hit shines through The mountain to-day.
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John Dexton. Esq, has been chosen PrcsidInr
Justice Of Wyths county Ya) Court
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MARINE NE We
PORT OF RICHMOND, Aug. IS.
nIsM WARM rms DAY AT 81 O'CLOCK.


HIGH wAfBn THIS DAT At 81 O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
Rchr. Alvarado, Mitchell, Baltimore, guano, 81. w.
Frv scns
Schr. Bucphalus, Lafeed, Few York, wheat.
Sloop Mary Irwin, Fi-chst, Warwick, wheat, War
wick Barkesdaie.
SAILED,
Steamer Pecshontas, Jones. Baltimore, rdze, Lud'
lam L. Watson
schr Ellen Geldsboro, Buntley, Baltimore. mdze,
w. n. Colauitt L Co. -.
Schr James Steele. Bailey. down the river light
schr. Emma Jane, Phillips, down the river light.
Schr Maid Holmes down the river light
CLEARED,
Bark Fides Can't John Rose. for Bremen. with 7l9
hhds tobacco and stems by Ewd. VIM. de Voss l. Co.
NEW York, Aug Sc cared: Schrs. E. Segur,
Stoddard aud Henrico, Srcanton, Richmond.
wILMINGroN, N. C Aug. 49, Cleared: Schr. Dolp-
hin Il ILL., Richmond.
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~ Trustees Nseice.-.Persons snoe"i ~
- M Holm n GARY, Irscsntsy Grocer e nc.
~ FRANKLIN street. hereby notified that All ejnas
notes dus bills and sccouns. which are not pa1a GU
rms the pras-nt month will the lat Day Of sep
tsmber Be placed in the hands Of the HI Consta-
ble Al they will be called on fya collector ns
debtors Of Mr. Gary whs may wish 10 av1'd the ces.
of legal edings requested to call st my o.
fee No lis Main street. where the books, accounts,
40 Of Mr. Gary may be fo.nd
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ICE,..N Northern Ice of the best quality
L Recklapd Lake can be obtained on the most re
E. NJ to 10 P. NJ, at the new Ice House Main
street near 7th street. door the paint shop of
Y Landrum Esq. Those in want of the article
will find it to their advantage to patronizs the New
House The retail business will be continued ar The
new and old market ice houses Particular attention
is given to the safe packing of Ice in ,ssheads
boats, at the principal depot on the dock, opp site
I9 h street au l3-lws d. KING.