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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-28

Slr. Vim. ID. Stranghan. editor of the
Hagrisopbwg. Va, Union American, died ATM
dlsys since quite suddenly.
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Valuable Real Eafafa q
Farm for Sale
3 MILES FROM WHEELING.

DESIRE to sell my Farm situated on the National Road
about miles east Of this city, and containing One HIN.
dred and Ten The Hcmpfed Railroad tI,
the land which contains Forty Acres most Coal
aorduE cheap and ready convey the SANG 10 n
good market remaining SsYcnIv Acres Il fTst rst.
sol suitable for garden purposes sufficiently timbvre I
containing also an Orchard Of Three Hundred choice
Fruit Hearing Trees aE 4 L'a r tYri
For terms Of sale apply TO Alfred Caldwell or the under
fe1stf THos. CLARK
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WIZ. a. PATCHES OIS's HAIR DYE.
GREY, Red Rusty Hair Dyed Instantly to beautiful
and natural brown black without the lrss. injury Hair
or ssIn.
HrTEES MEDALS DIrLo1S have been awarded to Vim.
A. Bachelor $780, over $4,000 applications have
Prejudice against Dying the unjust,
would be against covering bald head With wig.
VIVA. B1ysHxLoE's HAIR DEE produces color to be
distinguished from nature, and warranted ujure
the least however long 1t may be continued.
Made sold applied in private rOoms the Wig PacO-
~, 2S3 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States by Drug
sists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
az The Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides of each bottle, OF
WILLIAM a. BATcHELoR,
2ss Broadway, New York.
? For sale wholesale and rr.ar by - sSf
aels LiUGAALNS & BUSAFHE4p.
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THos. CLARK.


tEa TRUSTEES Sale. fHFg
QY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by Henry Holiness
10 tile undersigned, dated September 2sth 1851 and re.
@ g the Clerks Office Of Marshall county Va VIM
e 70 Monday March 2Ih 1854 At the front door
VI se IiSe Of Marshall county aforesaid tic real
~ no W. , 70 - in said deed being 1877 acres on Mas
i1 y ss'u spd bounded rs follows to Wit:
as,eEs hun thence down Ns dess d 7SpIs 70 a.
thence n. a drgs So pls sugar tree,
tht month o. drain and corner TO said GsrloV tiene.
50 dogs l. 20 pOles thence n. TIdegs b. 90 ai I
$751; deEs Z 20 poles toa beech near forks o. t @
thence mp the South branch Of said Runs OdeRs e. s SI
thence l2A ". 6Spolesto lSrEe sugar tree on te FS
side Of said Rum ard apn Six poles below e main forks
thence up the right hand fork O. dogs w % poles 10
beech the Northeast Side OF Run; thence s. 7O vi
u poles tree on Samuel Yenccs line; thence with
the same y. 5ON w es poles to tile Beginning.
b ~ Terms inade known on day Of sale, fefif ~
fe2D a gO0n 1,.,ste..
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Wheeling Theatre COMPANY.

Wheeling Theatre Company.
n VIII be held in the COuntiuEROo Of Geo Hardman
ESg up stairs In the Theatre Building, THURSDAY
general attendance IS desired and the MANAGERS are
requested TO be present With the Books and prepared
tt2.-2t4 STOCKHOLDERS
I. NJ PUMPREY.
FORWARDING Is COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
so. q NAN ,sRESr1, oProstrE LIST 1 uoyE1Is,
REFER To
| List Howell, Wheeling, Va,
Q. 4 d. Davenport, BarneFville, O.
Burt, shafer snith, CambridSe,o.
Price 1 Son, Slnithaeid, o.
- o. Zane, Baltimore fe2T
Sundries.
Ito SACKS of Rio Coffee;
l1O tlcrces Rice;
bbls. Pulyerizcd sugar;
\ 8 " Crushed
3 !" Soft Crushed Sugar; y
y hhdS. n. o. Sugar; =. g.
10 boxes Chocolate; gsaftE
40 lbs. Race Ginger; -yse f.zlr
10 boxes White Pipes;
90 bbls. No. medium Maekcrcl;
/ 25 boxes No. Herring;
10 bbls. Prime Eastern Herring;
6z29 Melodeon Building. Main st.
Lost.
GOLD PEN in Morocco Case. The finder will be libe
| = rally rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
1 -iss"-9 = = ~. fstt,
| M BgIS. Extra Flour, for sale low by IEl1T5
Nv te26 g }. r. GREER co.
aF' HILOLR
l000 BBIs Superior Family FlOur-just received and
-tsss - = -+ley TAI1Axr DELApLA1N.
TAI hsLs Crushed and Loaf sugaFjust received and
&25 rAEANr DELApLA1N.
RI BBLs Golden syrupjus received and for sale low
1e22 TALLAST DELAPLAIN
= zEIDs CLIO YES
W WINS celebrated Kid Gloves assorted sizes and Spring
tt22 HE1sKELL q swRAR1SGRS.
HATS AND GAPS.
have this day received the latest style Of SILK HATS
w from New York. and are now prepaFed to furnish ven
teInen With the same OF every qualify
We also keep ON hand assortment Of Plain and Paucy
fsa ana Sloth CARS OF every description for
all Of which they nov oaer to their customers on the
ie22 g. y HARPER 4 SON.
NEW FIRM.
AE undersigned, having purchased the stock and rp.d
Il the premises lately occupied by VIM Hail. deceasrJ az
an AUCTION and COMMISSION HOUSE. intend tran, ~.
ing the business In all its hraHcheA heretofore ana
hope ~ punctua and strict attention to the interests Of
coHSignoTs, to merit liberal share Of patronage.
Regular sales of Dry Goods Jewery, and Varieties,
Tuesday and Friday evenings Furniture sales every We'd
nesday and Saturday morning.
terms. t
fsss:lf MCCOY HIGGINS
AkPER ron MARCH received by
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For Rem

PEW shares of stock Of The wheeling Gas Company.
dcs5 RIB. WOODS.
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For Rent.

/ A GOOD two story Brick Dwelling House, situated on
P@ sge given list April Enquire of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
10 PRINTRRs.
Z BEATTY Co.
HAAPT0Y.S. zEEG TINGTLRF

y
HAAPT0GSs VEG. TZNcTHRE
wEhave been requested ~ several persons Who have er
peFsHed ne beneficial effects Of hIs medicine 10 make
mention Of In editorial columns Although entertain
irEa eCntempuOus opinion Of qsaekeyy and qqae nos
trums IN general would knowingly refuse any credit
where Is due; and from the testimony addueed ne are
conseentisusy bound recommend .amptOn Fegetabl.
Tincture' in all Chronic RheumGts, and setor.
ulOus AfectiOns-sOoate FAY Meas, Of JdHEary 4sLh
1852.
Eor.alsSy tn LOGAN co,
t=2s GsarAgeuts.
a. Hear what the Tacultyssy Of Dr. j. Hostel
ter's celebrated stomach Bittsrs:
L.nc4sfEa, Pa, January 1854
DR. J. HosTxrrEH Pits0Urad, Pa:
- sr-FrOm ay experience With The remedial qualities
contained in your nimitnble Bers In Chronic Diseases
such Rheumatism GOu, Dyspepsia, Dysensery Disrrp
&e also preventive Of disease tonic Ihayen het
atlon in prOnOunengit the best medicine with which
acquainted and take pleasure recommending your valua
BILE Btters to Dyspepcs particularly the profession
generally. Ifss
Yours, very Fcspectfuily, -
HA. SMITH, n. D.,
EPor sale by al The prEeipsl Druggists and By botes
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Motioa

TIVE undersigned having bren appointed Administrator Of
4 the estate Of Vim Han, deceased, late Of Ohio county
hereby gives notice 70 all indebted 70 said estate
make payment and TO al having aganst said estate
TO exhibit e same for settlement He also requests an per-
sons having Goods left vi said William HAIR IN his i-
tine 70 oe Aod On eoisson and which remain unsOld,
=. ". q. HALL Administrator
fel9.lm Ii q Vim. Han, deceased.
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TIE two large spacious stsre Rooms on Main street now
In the occupaoy Of List Howell Possession given
on the first Of April next. Apply 10 Lis
Jams. FRANCIS r.. ARMSTRONG.
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Mnrina

:. NOTICE.
A GENERAL MEETING Of the Inen1heFs Of the western
Va. Agricultural Society, vim take place Union Hail.
SATURDAY., March 1st, 1856 e ol6ck y a. fof I
pose Of hoalng their 81 Annual Election for oeeTs. Pull
n. ". CHAFL1NR.
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EoTfSnje

TNHAT convenient and commsiious Dwelling House on
and family.
For paFticalara call on 2, Jacob aee2-,r
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No. $50 ". baltimore St.
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1A%A4 = AND SAt>S.
this day received the latest style OF SILK HATS
" from New York. and are prepared to furnish gen
teInen With the same OF every qualify
We also keep hand assortment OF Plain and Fancy
Pnsh and Cloth CARS OF every description for men
all Of which they nov oGer to their customers on the
pleasing terms.
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Tavern "a RAM

TIVE wen known Tavern, known Mrs, Goodpss enhs
National rOaA, miles east Of Wheenf wil Re FOR rent
from April rs 1876 The stand Is too Wei and fsyoraby
4nONn TO require fuTthernotier. le1ie ~ ilf i1
Por terms enquire 0fJaco6 Gopdns thr undersigned.
nvi9f LYDIA CRlGER,
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RRAL RsTATR SALES.
HoteI 6or SaIe

&4OOt149 AMI LIZA OEA 94AA56
HER undersigned offers for sale his House and Lot on
Market street, East Side hctBsr AIonrO6 Union
The Lot front with good Brick Dwelling House
and outhuiidineE.
VIII be low and accommodating terms aud OS.
sss.iVH lI1S stseF lstef optgssF 81 sF O
scpS j. ~ ZISiAIER
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Unitea States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.


The Judge said that the calendar would mot bs oalsA
today. Judge Ipgersol would preside in the Dstx1sA
Court until tie 21st nS when Judge Hall villa arrivo
will st in the Circuit until the 2lst jeet tny bsue
called away at any moment in consequence Of Ae expes
ted death Of my SON h-Aw.
I'VE understand that Doctor Metsa ci Judge
Bsts, and former Clerk of the United Sthtea Dsrics
Court is aangerous III.
Mr. Joachimssen Assistant United States torney ask
ed on what day ne might proceed with the criminal
The Court-sou may set down oriminA,u~ es for nsxA
Monday.
Mr.. Joachinssen then asked that Ipb n Crerhtoa.
charged with breach Of neutrality laws, be called.
ESJuege A A. Ph2ps, counsel for CT ehton asked 4
the government were reeoy TO procesd w. a the trial
Mr Joachimssen said he entitled 10 know If thAss
tried
Mr.. PAnlips-Some Of these nAft,es have returned
fIom Nicaragua for the purpose OF ~ pQ tIed Mr..
Creighton left behind at San juan By missing ths
steamer We have the most pos0 ve that he
will BE- here by the next vessel.
Mr. Joachmssen said that ons of the parties charged
in this had his trial post ,oned and he an
officer the army of Col W. sxker and he understoOA
tnat Mr. Crsshton captaj in the army that soun.
try, which u at war with with which the United
Mr. Phillips denied the sertion, and said II WAS only
made for the purpose Of Ang an Impression thxoug
the nswspapers.
The Court would forfeit the rsoognizanss Of Mr..
Creighton, unless The government was ready 10 pratss
| with the trial
Mr. Joachins en- lated that thsse would b. acasA e<
the Court some d. .. rsx, vesS "'U'' ~s@f'
After some dv cussion, the ease against Capt. Tnhls
rsueh MT jos ph L. White and others, Tor oosL ioi
NJ ed States ofcers board the Northern L.h -
ordered 70 and over znSal the FIRST Monday IN kL
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The New jersey Ferry Accident.
VERDICT OF THE CORoNER's JURY.

The forn1ton Of the verdict proved to be difficult
matter, own to the difference Of opinion among the
members of the jury probably with regard to the pro-
prie'y Of ,eDsurng the oompsny. The jury continued
in session the Mayors office until after six O'Clock
charge OF couple Of officers, TO the we.heril House.
where they completed their labors, about O'Clock, by
rendering the following VERDICT
The inquest find
/. That-(tbe twenty. nine persons who lost their
ves by the sccden to their deaths by Violence
to witt BY exposure fire and drowning In the burning
and sinking Of the steam ferry boat New Jersey, the
night ef Saturday the 18th March, 1866, between the
hours Of half past eight and halt past nine.
q That the said deaths by violence oosurred the
waters OF the Delaware river opposite the city Of Phla
depba and within the mutual Jurisdiction of the States
3. That this inquest constituted under the authority
Of the state OF find that the said deaths
violence occurred withiu its Jurisdiction.
That the destruction Of said ferry boat New Jersey
by which there deaths by vol noe occurred caused
BY the out, leaky and defective conai ion Of the
boiler employed board said boat, Of which Richard
g. That the following persons on the occasion Of
these deaths by violence In charge OF said boat-Wm
Corson as captain or col ector John Springer pilot
Ca ,ney Carter, engineer and David lester fireman.
g. That censure attaches to the conduct OF these
per sons sier Of them who appear to this inquest to
have cscha gsd their duty according to their capacity In
such emergency.
ing Of which these deaths BY violence occurred,
entirely unfit for the transportation OF passengers That
.hs va. nsaeqna,, manned ne @ boiler TUsn M out esy
floats spare plank buckets deck any other
prevdso for the escape Of passengers in case Of fire. e
iision, explosion any other emergency.
g. that the ferry boat New Jersey, by the burning o
which these deaths BY violence ocsurred owned by
the Camden Philadelphia steamboa FERRY Company
n company Incorporated BY act Of tae Legislature
New Jersey, Of which John W. Mickle h Presidsut;
Stevens, B-pjamn Fisk, John {. Mcknight, Gideon v
stevens Jchn c. Bullittt, samuel ThOmpson, william Il
Gstzmer and John r. Thompson Directors ant
Managers, and A. B. Frasee Ia Gens Agcat and Super
intendsnt.
That the deceased to thsir deaths by tho inei
cheney exhibited by RichAsd Fters in the examination
W. Mickls, Presi6ent f. A Stevens Repismn Fish, Joh
L. McNght, Gideon " Stecas, John c. Bulntt, SaInue
Thomgso William II. Ga famer and John X. Thompson
directors and managers; And A. B. Frasee, general super
intendent oil the said co Dpany, In the employment Of
npft and unsae beat r the transport Of passengers
their om'ss to pro isrly man and equip and suppl
with means of escaI q from the said ferry boat.
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Late from Kansas.
INDICTMENT OF THE NEMLERs OF THE FRER STATE
LE0IsL AZURE THEIR FLIGHT.

LE0IsLATURE-T THEIR FLIGHT.
Correspondence OF the st. Louis Republican.
PALERMO, X. T., Msrcn rs, 1855.
The Legislature Of Topeka q miserable and adl-
crous abortion and its members hiding thsmeelvs
ftm judicial processes, like frightened ostches Scs
have fed to Iowa, some to Missouri and the rest aro
drg them selves in bushes u the vain hope Of security
The Grand Juries Of the Circuit Court under the insru
tion of Jucge Lecompe, have indicted not only the
bers, but all the judges If election and 1t ID the inte
tion If his Honor bis term in Douglas which begins
next week, 10 have bills found against Gov R0vnsoa.
Lieutenant Governor Roberts, and all the executive
officers.
is thought, BY some, that when the sheriff enters
Lawrence these missionaries there will be
stance and bloodshed but apprehend nothing Of tAs
kid. The fal cical attempt to hold Legislature and The
Ridiculous pretensops that have been made TO amsnA
the laws Of the Territory and to set up ndepsn6sa1
government which should superceds IN present. have
oisgusted many Of their party who the abs1r
dity and utter futlty OF all such Efforts and deter
mined henceforth to recognizs the existing Authores
Besides which, many Of the people Of the North wha
came here With the strongest preudices against slavery,
have the into which onesided view Of Tie
subject had LED them, and its wsrmcst advs-
Gates cny the ground Of profit and convenience
but Of utility and humanity. They have ocular and
whites and bia,ks. And then, too, the accession a
population from the South IL growing large
stant and OF high and controlling character that
that question definitely settled The only excitemsne
We hear of now b At the East. We have mono hero.
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NEWSPAPERS.


IyROM FRANK LE6IIE'S GAZETTE OF FASHIONS OF
II April, l666:-N readers wish perfect rainbow
Of sprrg ribbons and muipga ihey must opportu
nifty u drop In 1t LICBTENsTbINS 81 wery. where the
VIII hno assortment unrivslod IN tho city. We
led 70 this establishment ia oh aftcr the mot
beautiful ribbons anc trimmings for ustrsto Aad nce tnas
time soeroe day passes thai we 90 not recsye some
mseon ribbons trinpoas from this partic utAr
stock 70 subschess the country ana .e have never
yethiled 70 obtain The desired article st coun
ter But large who esae dep sneu has beon a1eod 70
his AID dealers supply them.elves BY the
lott thus e exquisite ted him VIII ne genera
introduced through The conntry We csnno' des:aoe the
loon up 70 such ribbons wcrth tour dollars yard covered
with bouquets Of aud with very waves The
most modest tastes he satisfied for
he variety he offers s endless
THE lkIsh NKWs.
Editor aud Proprietor.
No. ] appears to (WeanesdAy) consiuihg Tho
lrih in Asrca; the Coup tt New York; Preaoyterian
Politics. Citizen 60 de-s Letter from Duo tn Memoirs Of
srcan Military Companies; Porsonal Recollection:
f the kdt-Leter L. the Irish Jesuits-C wos Wood
college Revolutionary Memores-Elksnsa wstAon's Ms.
mos he Mosla Valley from the note book OF an Irh Sur
ge0n; IcrHry, Artistic Political and Personal Intou4e0 70
from eli parts Of the world
Publication 0lco No. 70 Ann street. Prce - per annum
cents q copy.
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COAL.

f!HEAp CoAL.0N MONDAY NEXT, 7TH INST. I
" shall denver ne very best red ash ana egr size
COAL Of this years mining at IS rs from boats aud ss 30
screoned from mo yhru my one quick sales small
pron's cr caan- c.o HlOHAkO CLISrON
CYDEEY, PICTOU AND LUIGAN COAk MINES
- There II large stock OF fresh GOAL Al tho ahove
smed mines The Luigan mine has been oned
for supply OF coal for has been hy eeyer
gas companies and highly approved Of wishing 70
Import coal, haye credits opeusd By applying 70 k 0U
NARp. No. Bowling Green.
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Court Calsndar-This Day

suPamos Coz An Trial rsrm-Nos. 70, 80, 81, SO, co.
81, 50, e3, o., 81, 68 70 108
suppnsu oourr.--speciAi Tsrm-Nos l, 2, ., 10, IL,
ERovn Counr-Nos sas, 3Ca, 3ei, a37, 27s, ss7, 80,
,s2, l01, 80, $685. 3S8, 382.
CoeMos pIxAs CoURr.--Trial Term-PArt 1.-Nos. 2s4,
0e6 700 31o ST. s22 s2e, 327, $685. s4S asa sSS 3A,
Part SNo pl,es ls7 eOs, 2o4, 9gs, e73 $50, sSs,
! go, c;3, Isl, sl5, snk, ssS
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LAUNCH OF TEE ADRIATIC

THE LARGEST VESSEL In THE WORLD.
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THE lkIsh NRwS.
4 THOMAS FRANCIS HsA1HER.
REyyAKDS.

81 MN REWARD.-1HE STORE OF THE SUB.
RlsOVV scrber In Atlantic stree. was enered by bnr
glars early last aud ROBBED OF and coored silk
silk shaw estimated at ab Is O00 The
above reward viii be pad for Of the goods or in
the tame proportion for any part OF them .x.o
BROOKLYN, April I, 1866. WALTER LOCKWOOD.
CR0N RRWARD.-THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE
pCVV paid at Ill Wall street. tor tre recover OF tin
box marked Norman jackson c0uaiRng the foo wing d0cu
Ments the payment of which has be1n stOpped:-
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will do ~ my tathsr done;
Heave, yeo hot
Many thousand mules he r1a;
+, Yeo, hsavs yeoi
This Ia following the good old way;
Heave, yeo hol
Walk her around, tie old 50 . say;
Yeo, beavs yeoi
Try 1t again and we'll put her through;
Beave, yeo no
Giving II up vii never 90;
Yeo, hsAvs yeoi
Whtr she has breege she'll 20 to sea;
Heave, yeo ho
And whom 1t blows she ahead viii b.;
Yeo, heave 700.
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ARREST OF LIGHT FINGERED GENTS.

The vast assemb.sge which gathered to witness tbs
launch of the steamship Adriatic formed splendid op-
porturiy for piokpockets to practice their profession
with great success Several gentlemen and ladies
relieved of their portemonuAies and watches the
dsxterous manner. number Of the shs:ovs de-
taec At the sbpyard for the purpose OF pOtng the
Gals. But the fed TOO extensive for dozen
to act efficiently. However, four OF the thisvas
we're caught In the Of rObbng the spectators Of their
purses taken before Justice Brennan at tho
Essex Market Police Court. tor examination The police
IN attendance cay that they never sAw such crowd Of
pcxpockst~ gathered together Gny former OCCASION
and ths cny wonder is ths vice robberiss did
rot WHEN the excellent opportunity afforded the
va9abonds was taken into consideration.
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POLICE ARRANGEMENTS AT THE LAUNCH.
About 16o policemen detailed at tie shipyArd Of
Messs Steers to keep ordsr and preven any disturbance
among the motley crowd gathered the OCCASION The
reserve force Of tho Eleventh ward under command
Captain SquTes, acted very efficiently In corjuncou with
the other members Of the Department sent hther from
the Chiefs ofce Notwihs sDding there imuas
multitude crowded within very small space stli tae
dance, AID owing 70 their precautions single aeei-
dent occurred TO the festivie of the occasion
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ring Of August next When completed srd ready for
ssey tne AoIisuc wfn nave cost sboui $3.50 600
Some ices OF the Dimensions OF toe AoriAtic be
formed from the following comparative aoie giving the
relative sizes Of the ial gest vesssls sfost:-
CQrrerfpr's Measurement.
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United S,atss DistI let Quart.


ApnE g. .rhe Court was spcnsd n fo,a. saia isosa.
60 IA Tw <5sy mo,aipg, uhan JrSv ln2sSol y gsse
aide.