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70 Assea taent Of Boots and Soes Fan
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

y MORE NEW GOoDS.7
WE have day very desirable staple
fhGoeis to which would invite the attention Of pur
chssers
Rich FennuI frenee American eeloTs
Irtsh Linens, Itarkahack Diaper heavy crash
BAY State long and square stNHls;
Misses Bay State do
Mixed and plain FIanuels and sEists.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

EtEDAFe Tubs, Of all sZeSSsz
" Cedar Buckets brass bound
steaefsd do do iron DO
= 5 and 10 gallon Kegs;
Just received cheap PuraishIaE
- feSt fsstsasf Wsf. HEBURS.
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EPERYBODY COME 4lVD SEE!
NJ D. NOTE BRO, In order 70 make room, Tor the
Spring Stock, will tss.r present aasoIt
naent until the first of March at
= a BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES
Remnants and Old Style Goods alnaost any price 70
NAV offer for them. = fs4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

CO-PA RTNEKSHIP
undersigned have formed
arm Of J. NJ Matthews Co, for the purpose conduct
ing The Forwarding and Produce Commission Business, and
respectfully solicit continuance
the late firm of Gerion, Aatthews& Co.
J. Al MATTHEW'S,
JAMES Cuttings.
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& .sst.9 .sl4 8. $50 wood band boxes
fhantfuf for the liberal heretofore extended
We solicit acoatinnanIe OF the same.
ssPs McoLALLENs, KNOX & co.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
VIE undersigned having purehased the entire
= honsekeepng Goods o. X B. Waeps, respectable In
toTraS the public that he S continue buAtess old
stand and Is epehishing The stock adding
an assortment of Varieties, and will Keep
ALRATA, BsTrASStAt JAPASSsD, BLOCK Tls,
- WILLOW AND Ho0DENslTAREs OF ALL KINDS, Ia
BILE CUTLERY, WArrERS TRXTs,
.5ts.'-7l = =ii5it HtNPERs pAsHETs,
sRcys hne and common; also, Fancy
Nal Bsshes Pocket Books, PortsoanacS aud Pera1aer
OF various kinds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-14

DWELLING in Astoria, = 500 .sus. s.d lot 10 North w
liam street SIS $50; DO Il do, Gil COO do 96 Madison
street. SIS 1000 DO IS do 50 200 los ON Eighth avenue
near Forty seventh street, -, 500
RICE The demand 10 very moderate To- day; prices
sustained Sales OF 100 terces at &c. Axe The stock
Il ample
sAIrpE1RE IL settled with sales ct Boston of 900
bags srud At l0c. q llc, months.
soAp-ssles have been made CT 200 boxes CASTLE, at
lie. Q Ike. from store -
suGAIs-ws have had an sc'ivs inquiry to-day, most
ly reners at about former prices The feeng Is
evidently better and fair of the stock aoat
disposed Of. Sales Of 500 hhds Cues muscovado
a. exc !Ac, as to quality, and mostly from dock;
l70 hbds Mesds, part ~ 6ke (Which We think IL thu
sriet value generally Of ths description Of susr0 TIA
bios do. on terms We are not allowed 70 publish
is nominal at loo. The stock is ample Though
fat sells 1t &c.
TEAS There continues good demand At privaso sss
and full prices realized Another auction safe is
noun ced for tomorrow.
ofAcco-There is change to notice. Tho supplies
being light, transsc,i limited manufa stnref is
firm AZ " iar request from the city Irade fine CT Is
active and prioes faly Snt ported.
WFnKEY.-Sales OF 200 900 bsrrell prison we're made
at 30c. 3enc.
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After the adjournment of the board, the following
sales of stocks and bonds were made at auction by
A. H. Nicolny:-
81 600 New Orleans City Consolidated 6's int. add. 75I
DO GOO San Frsn-iSoo City ia. 1867 interest sddsd. 90
70, coo Hartford City 6s 1875, int add e5A
4s4 80 sacramento City Water los, 1865 int sd. So
&c, GEO Virginia State S;xes, 1887, iut add
10, GOO l. r.. Wabash ST. L. RR, LIST mort int add 16
3,oo0 Indianapolis Belleontaine RR do do. 81%aS1s
2,C00 New Albany Salem RI do do...... 81
3,oo0 Flushing ER do do...... 60
LOCO lafayette & indianapolis RR do do...... Sii<
% coo Breckenridge Camel Co. 81 600 cer eachSl 090
sos 80 noe Of Chas A Waterbury ........ 80. 500
so Second Avenue Railroad ........... ........ 40
~ fSst river ..........,,................ 90
40 Rutgers Fire Insurance Co .................. eS
30 Excelsior Fire Insurance Co .103
40 After Fire Insurance Co Observation-Disclosures. nj
10 Republic Fire Insurance Co... .,,..,.....,. 9iS
40 Lenox Fire Insurance Co ................... 50
16 Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Co .......... 972<
80 Beck Insurance Co............. 1907 s100l.
% Bowery Insurance Co... 100
II Arctic Insurance Co. observation-disclosures. 9JI
last. Nicholas Insurance Co.................. T0k
25 Howard Insurance Co.......................16i
60 Frsmen's Insurance Co.................-...l 1913
40 National Insurance Co. northumberland 9ea2Do
Manhattan Co l3l1s
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FsHDry COG is unchanged; macherel are more &C i've
at former prices TIE saleS not lsrge.
FRKIGHTs.-Rstes steady but inscve a. shippers
were SaiDg BE receipt Of private letters due ny the
Arabia. To Iiverpool-About 10 900 bushels of grin
were engaged Ia ships bags, st Cd Flour at 2 81
Cotton 81 ed for compressed and Mt 30s. 70
Lopdon-Abeu. TO- 600 bushels grain taken 1T Ga
HAvTe To Calfarns-They steady at 30, per foot
measurement.
Gussy Cloth rerans steady. At Boston sales were
made OF leo bundles at 49,, months.
Hay was firm at 1Sa<c.
HipEs.-The market is still very firm, and the supply
consists chiefly OF the common kinds. The few Bueuo-
Ayres here are withdrawn from the market. N, RIO
Grapde. or Apgostura j, 200 have been sold at .ILc
six months at which price there good demand. The
stock il 1900.
Lnr.-Rockland is quiet at 81 for common aud ii SIX
for lump.
ssles 500 bbs New Orleans AZ 4lc. 45c 100 hais
Cubs csyed at 35c &c., and so hh5s Nueias syrup vt
ACC a 42c.
NAVAL RRz-spiriss turpentine il steady with
moderate inquiry Sses of $50 bols, In mschSntaoe
orcer, At 4o1c., cash. In crude nothing is doing Goa
qnJet owrg 70 the advanced pretensions o.
hooers Sales of 500 bos low No. q In yard at 81 CO.
Tar Is dull snn somewhat nominal.
Gs n aSSsh Dsssd good business c S"'ns, and
a. s5c. cash, and $40 time, with interest. Ceude
whale is stify held At Sac s5c cash. fo- prime lots.
learn OF sales Lard Oil in STEADY with sales Of West
winter in lots to the trade at ST. months. Palm
s Felhpg in loiB at l0c.
Provisions Pork was rather more active, but the
prices OF favored purchasers the sales enorace1
about 500 coo barrels, including mess, ut Sl5 62 with
small lots ut the opening quoted low SIS 50
prime continued scarce ard fro with saes at s14 37h
sl4 go closing at the latter figure. Beef stes1y
with alss Of 100 200 barrels country and prime at
old prcse about 20 barrels beef hams rep ,rted
at 6l3 16 30; prime meas nominal. Cut meats
firm, with fses Of about 100 packages at 7sSc. Tx,
for thoulc,Is, and SIC. exc. for hams. Bacon
aud pces firm. Lard val in moderate dem md
with sales Of 200 $50 barrels at 10c. 10hc Butter
and cheese were IN moderate demand without change in
prices.
REAL EsrArs-House ana lot No. so West Twen.y-sc
venih street, 20x99, Sc $50; West Forty-seyenth
street E venth avenue 25x100 $4,000: Ieasshold
property % Madison street. 25x100 So $50 3e5 Hudson
street 25xl00 81 COO lots Twenty seventh street.
near Second avenue each 81 $50 2ox99, So 600 nd.
Joining, 20x9o 81 $50: West Twenty third street
near Ninth avenue 25xl00 81 600; Fifty rst street,
near Eleventh avenue, 25xlo0 5000: on Fifty sixb
street near Third avenue, each s776 25x1o0 1850; /
on Ffy.f street. Second avenue, 2sxl00 $500
sojonipg 2bx100 $3.50; ON Fortv.sixth street pear
Tenth avenue each s776, 25x0o 1880; house and 10.
2lb Fact Eighteenth street 2oxg9 So 500 lot on Ninth
avenue near Forty.ssven.h street, 26xlC0o, SO 0oU
sdoirirg 25x1 600 81 150 on Nintn avenue For
y.tahtb syreet 2bxl000 81 500; aojoiripg 2sri0OO
s247s; adjoining, 26xlooo, s242b plot Of ground With
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At the second board the market opened and
closed weak. There plenty of sellers of nearly
every stock offered. Erie Railroad fell off ! per
cent Reading, 9; Michigan Southern, D; Panama,
l. Nicaragua Transit opened this afternoon at ls}
per cent, and closed at 10. After the board it fell
OF again and closed heavy. All stocks were lower
after the board. Cleveland and Toledo sold at "
per cent, seller thirty days. Michigan Central 922;
Erie, IS. The bear feeling is increasing, and few
more dnys like this would bring about serious de-
probation. The movement in Nicaragua Transit
to-day was Of the most extraordinary character.
The Geographic dispatches from New Orleans fell
upon Wall street like bombshelL There was
enersl rush 10 get out first. Friends and foes we're
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Tur ID v

ASHES The market wss quiet and prices unchanged.
bREADsrrFrs-rlour-rhem market was dull and sales
limited 70 some 1000 4 500 bbls including common
State at So 81 81 with some small lots, proosely ine
rior reported at SO 81 extra State was 81 rs a
" 371s; low grades OF Western, including Onio ut
81 % 81 81 50; small lots of common ate, taken
hom ne rsiros1 depo reported at SO 75 southern
was oaetve mixed 20 choice brands at 81 623s
So 81, and fancy and extra at % 90 . 30 l21. Small
saies OF Canadian superhne TO fancy
we're maze a: 81 rs 50 rs. Rye -four and meal
we're unchanged. Wheat was quiet, Good to p.ime
lots were unchanged and only Appearing in small 10
About 100 bushels in bags Inferior red Tennessee
soid al 81 81. Corn-Tbe market without change ri
importaIce The fales embraced sbnnt Is 600 20 900
bushels ircludec 10 which about TO- COO II 700
sound Southern yellow at 70;. With mixed ~hite
Iareipg from 67c. 68c and &c. Rye steady; small
saies we're made deliverable on the spot At 81 II a
81 is. snd for delivery the opening Of navigation
81 12h.
COFFEE "A Moderate business has been done at full
prices Hsdsrs Of all kinds exhibit great Sales
OF 5000 bags Pho, ~ l01<c. q 12c.
CoTTos.- Unser rhe Arabias news, the market Ia at
least 80 love holders anxious sellers at this
sbateu ent. TIE business has been moderate ssr-
mated generally 81 500 bales We quote fonows:-
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
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IGell Mrs Charles
Ireland Miss A B

Jaekson Mss Kate Johnston Mics johnson MrsRach
Jerome Mrs Della johnson Mas kmy Jordan MssIsaDe
JOIN son MIS- &, Ian II
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the New York City Post Once,
Friday, March fl, 1856.

Published exclusively in the New YORK HERALD by Act
of Ccpgsess-he paper hacng he Jcye circulation Of any
pdpe1 in me United States.
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underhiIl HAnnA' @ undsrhl' " ssry A

Wakemsp Hias
Elizabesh p
Walker Miss Ammo
Wallace MlssE Jaae
Wa Ter Miss Ltzzi
Walls Mra Sarah
Walsh Margaret,
Cherry At
Wash Margaret, 8tl
WanMsker MtsAyep'
WARD Miss urneliA(
Wsrdell 3rsMArgs(
Waring Nils Anna
NatkIs Mrsli zzieI
Warehouse hrs su
same
Watson Miss Jane
Wiermnest Mrs NJ
Weasner Ophelia
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FINANCIAL. AND CONNER GAL.
MON EY MARX ct.


The stock market still tends downward. With
siderable activity in some of the leading fancies
lower prices ruled throughout, and the disposition
TO sell appears to be daily increasing. At the first
board to-day, Nicaragua Transit opened at decline
Of per cent and before the close fell off to 1914
decline from yesterdays closing price of 81 per cent.
The sales sum up about five thousand shares, prin
cipay for cash. Erie Railroad was offered freely at
lower prices. The next most active stock the list
was Cleveland and Toledo. The tendency was down.
ward, and extent of purchases could arrestit Cum
berland fell off per cent New York Central Rail-
road, / Erie, Reading, Panama, Cleveland.
Columbus and Cincinnati /; Cleveland and Toledo, 4.
Illinois Central bonds advanced 1 per cent New
Haven and Hartford Railroad, 4; Galena and Chicago,
The stock market is controlled completely by the
brokers. There is no OUTSIDE ln'erese rpresented'
either for rise or fall. Stocks are plenty enough
IN the streets, and principally in the hands of street
spectators. The recent advance in prices brought
m large quantities from the country, and it will take
long time to distribute it again. Outside holders
awaited themselves Of the opportunity to realize, and
are content to wait further Developments In the
political and financial world. They certainly,
for the moment, on the best side Of the fence. At
proper points new purchasers will be plenty enough
but it is evident that the views Of outside operators
are below the present level. The Western railroads,
with perhaps two or three exceptions, viii make
poor show fer the first quarter of the present year.
The returns, far Us received, do not look very
satisfactory; but when the actual current expendi
lures appear-f they ever dot viii be seen that
the balance is ON the wrong side of the ledger. For
the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1885, most of the West
ern railroads exhibited very fattering statements;
but all they gained that term and more TOO, has
since been lost. Railroads in Illinois and Wisconsin
have done better than usual. The winter Just passed
was not near so severe for railroads west OF Lake
Michigan the previous winter, and they will,
therefore, out comparatively better than anti
cipated In this State and in Ohio the weather has
since January been particularly severe railroads.
The last snow storm-that Of March 4-is admitted
TO have been the worst of all. 1t will seriously re-
duce their gross earnings for the present MONTH and
perhaps postpone in some of them the regular div
dend day. Stockholders in those roads which have
been most interrupted must prepare their minds for
returns much less favorable than anticipated a few
months since.
The following sales of bonds and stocks were also
made at auction by r. III. Ludlow
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Kesn Mrs Miles
keech Miss Emma
keenan, Mrs Msrg'
Kelly Mss ait s.,
Kelly Miss Absey
Kelly NARY, Mac
dougal st
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TIE receipts include 100000 transferred from
the bullion fund.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
ment Washington, on The 18th inst, were fol
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getting on stock a. fast as possible, and the
buyers were only those who had contracts for
delivery. The news from Nicaragua IL certainly
of a startling character. II Walker has given ano
Their charter to a new company, we do not zee the
necessity Of seizing the boats and property Of the
old company. He may have right to give dozen
charters to as many new companies but it does not
follow that he has right if he has the might to
seize the property Of q company already in active
operation under an old charter. A few days will
give US better insight INTO this matter and, in the
meantime, the bulls and the bears will have fine
time of Il. If Gen. Walker has commenced his ad-
ministration by breach of good faith, by such
dshonoable act we cannot expect his future course
will lie of different character, and the result will
not be difficult to imagine. The telegraphc report
may have foundation, but at present we are not dis
posed to believe it. If such an act has been COM
mitted by Gen. Walker, public opinion here will I'M
dergo great change relative to his personal quail
ties and public intentions.
Simeon Diapers regular semi-weekiy sale of
bonds and stocks will take place tomorrow, (Frday0
at half.past IL o'clock, at the Merchants Ex-
change.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company give notice
hat new certificates of stock, dividing the capital
into shares Of one hundred dollars each, will be
ready for delivery on the 22d inst.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol-
lows
Paid on Treasury account. s6o595 90
Recsivtd do .................. 2,05T 90
Baapse do Si2 qua 90
Paid for Assay Office .................. -. h5ss 05
Paid osbrrsing checks. 1850 SO
Tie receipts include 100000 transferred from
the bullion fund.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
ment Washington, on The 18th inst, were fol
lows-
For the redemption OF stocks ........ Sl5, l31 o.
For he Treasury Depsrtme .......... 1A,sS5 rs
For the Interior 1854 81
For Costor,s Observation-Disclosures. $685. 81
War warrants received aud ..... 90, 001 o.
Interior received and catered 1903 81
From mis- ella neous sourcss ....,..,..... % 40
Fscm Cas1ors.. .....................I3s a 10 II
On account of navy Is 900 90
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Zilkins Henry 8

Younks George
Young j ohm
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Neil Ferguson was killed by his broth err in, law,
Daniel d. Mcdonald, in Bladen county, Il; c., on
the 2lst ult In an afray that grew out of family
differences.
Mrs. Mary Bibb wife of the. Hon WE. w Bib,
the first Governor of Alabama, died at her resi-
aence In Dallas county, Ala, on the Bah nlt
Hazen Dorr, of Boston, student at Harvard
college, was found dead the door Of his room
Saturday morning. t
Mrs Stowe, 1t is said, has another anti, slavery
novel In hand.
A Mrs. Crawford, of Cinci nnati, Ohio. while on
ner way to Albany, n ", died on Friday night in
NY. ",' '''' o. AA'Ae'
MT Barclay, the British Consul at New York.
whose exquator was lately withdrawn. had held
ING once since March, ls4O over sixteen years.
hon. Robert Toombs. U S. Senator from Geor-
ga, ana family, are at S aratoga Springs.
negro military q Jmpany fully armed and
equipped, and headof by band Of white must.
cans paraded the streets of CINCINNATI dnrne
'ue ss'ins OF the Df ;mocratc Convention
me IocmDs of Georgia. Harris, of Ala
oama, and Letche r. of VIRGINIA M C,s have I'M,
on Sunday. ney were a. " est roin'
--;.a. re = of Dumas the celebrated French
u"e', WA Ia tely married in Paris to NJ Peleyi
" the fiT4anc' al world.
compan yof thirty men have enrolled them
se'veS 70 81 nigrate to Nicaragua at Washingto
Texas. Taey leave the 18th of July.
Gen. Quitmap. in a speech at Wheeling, on Fri.
day night, said that he had been called fGbuster
and that he one, and was proud of it. Where
upon . storm of applause succeeded
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The political prisoners in the Papal statas

The political prisoners in the Papal States, are,
1t seems, now being conveyed to Leghorn 10 be
placed on board an American vessel and shipped
to Australia Most of them have been confined in
the prisons. 1t is stated every night some ten or
twelve of these prisoners are handed across the
frontier near Pistora by the Papal police to the
Tuscan gems d'armes, to be conveyed to Leghorn.
This seems to be q sort of underhand way of
yielding to the demands of the Peace Conferences
for the release ofpolitical prisoners, and Eng
land was foremost in the policy the prisoners are
sent to her colony. This is to prepare for the
emergency of a forced amnesty by preliminary
iail delivery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-12

DIsMIssED.-Justice Clark, at Washington, af
ter hearing all the evidence for the United States
against Justice Hollingshead, for the alleged
plicity in Essex's escape, decided that there was
no legal grosnd upon which to hold him for court
Justice Hollingshead did not produce witness in
his defense
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-12

HOME nIEDICINK.- ,RAWD
Coush, and affords crest relief IN CsnDmpnon sna
most diseases arising from colds snd
The foIowine are fow extracts from certahcates Of
BY timely use Of It haveno doubt Il has ssvsd
one many Doctors fees. knsw Of ~ geod eI Icy
with great many other than my own family
McCyrr. 5sss.s.a. -
- have used II IN my family Tor three yesrs, ~
found II the best family medisins hays ever ussd
III. n SfsSsason.
FOR sickness among children, nothing can Be bet
ter.r-M b. Godscfn. .
q have tried all the cough remedies Of the dsy
Dsws to be- the most valuable preparation Of the kind
new In use - Elijah Wdrrm
FOR sale BY Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett BeeI1'
Alex DuysI, Paterson & Jackson, Chas Mfllspauen,
o. J. Picot A. Bodeker and Charies D. Ysie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-12

THE property destroyed at Kansas by the posse
serving the writs from the United States Court is
set down at $4,000. The prices put down for
OF the articles show that the sufferers do not
intend to lose much pecuniariiy by their devotion
to " free Kansas"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-12

LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS The Picayure
learns with much satisfaction that it is in confer L.
plation to run line of fine large screw stea ~
ships between the port of New Orleans and Liy err.
pool, which will commence operations cry
ahortlv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-12

ENGLAND REPUBLICAN, exchange te lis us
that by an act of Parliament passed May 2lst
$780, England was declared Republic, and that
of England to this day"
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IL UNION STEAMSHIPC COM
E67 pany-fOr philadelphia, via
X&1a City Point md Norfolk

Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
Capt. z. Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA. Capt
Dsyid Teal Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain B. Rooms
One Of these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
mono, until further notice, every Wednesday.
touching e City Point and Norfolk to receive resb,
M psssensen Returning leave Philadelpha every
NEE steamers are now In tine order increased ac-
so un for the comfort Of passengers having
hope ~ regularity, dispatch and care Ia PROTECTING
committed to our ehsrgs to receive an increase
- No nanshipment by this line
sSs tnfough 70 New York, and found :. :. a JOG
90 rhiisdeiphia, and found, LIST
esV.hsss.s q M
ssssss through - Phisdsiphis, not found, I'd
SsDtn. 4 m
Tssssss % City Point and Norfolk zane - kv IN
- f.sssngeu y lids line can stop In PhlndeI,b,.
Ioof hfes days, end then proceed 10 New Yorf ~
-. ~ assss. y. =. FUTILE, Agent
Rockelts.