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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13

The New Manifesto Of Santa Anns-The Ex-
Dictator Ready - Sell Half the Republic.
We publish to-day recent address Of Santa
Anna to the people Of Mexico, written ia his
sensual retirement a. Turbaco, near Carthagena.
This last effuion Of the runaway Dictator is
more bold avowal of the principles that have
guided his actions through life than any that has
ever before emanated from his pen. Every one
at all acquainted with Mexican history will recog
nize this at once lie tells them that he left
Mexico, rot because he feared the revolution
which he could have easily put down-but be-
cause be wanted to give the country an opportu-
nity to know how ignorant and impotent were
the men who lead it. He defends his own acts
by showing that the present government has done
mary things that he did; i. has banished its op-
ponents and restrained the liberty of the press =
thus proving that he acted rightly. He magnldes
his sacrifices for the country-his attempts to es-
tabiish security for person and property-his
efforts to 6evelope commerce, to purify the
courts Of justice to bring honest men into power,
to cultivate good relations with foreign govern
ments and to secure society.
All these things he says, the present govern
ment bas directly opposed. He accuses it, more
over, of attacking the foundations of society and
government in Mexico, by its attempts to destroy
the church monopoles and privileges, aud by
driving out the Jesuits. lie says the new consti-
tuition is fruitful of anarchy and evils of all
kinds; that fhe whole country sees it and dceads
it. In his opinion, the only means TO avoid all
these troubles is TO cultivate cordial relations
with Spain and England, to centraze the govern
mtnt, az d to Put some good citizen a. the head
of it. He does not wish to be called to that
onerous duty, but he won't refuse if his country
calls him. Fer this purpose he exhor,s all good
men TO utite and save the country, the church
and Santa Anpa To do this bloody revelation
is required he thinks. and should be made, eren
If l. acre necessary 10 sell oneha!f Of The republic 10
proride resources for IL.
This is the first time that any public man in
Mexico has had the boldaess to ayo his readi
ness TO soil the territory Of the republic, though
Santa Anna has exhibited that readiness when
ever be could make any money by it. The pre-
sent address is a bald attsmpt to recover Pc Yer,
and should result in a concentration Of all the
parties in Mexico that are opposed to Santa Auna
around the present government. If it has that
effect, we doubt not that the runaway Dictator
Will be defeated in his new aspirations. Should
they rot DO SO and Santa Auna return to Mexico,
they know that exile or death awaits them, IF
be returns his last administration Is but the type
of what the future one will be-much hoodshed,
q sale of territory, quarrel over the spoils, and
another flight. That is the programme Of Santa
Annals rule in Mexico We sec no hope for that
republic except in strong support OF President
Copioufort
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United states mnm Steamship, to Europe.

The Washington Union requested 10 state that the fol
lowing the only United States mail contractors autho
rlcd 10 cosvey the United States mail between New York
and Europe, VIZ. -
y. X. Collins Co, between New York and liverpool
running tho steamships Atlantic and Baltic aud such other
steamships as may be accepted for the line
The New FORK and Havre Steamship Company, (Mr
Livingston, rresidcn bet New York AID avrc via
southampton, running the steamships FULTON and Arago
Cornelius Vanderbilt betuccn Nov Work and Brcnler
via Southampton running INC s'esushpe Ariel and Moth
Star,
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Loss Of tie Ship SiiuansiO.

DoeroS, June II, 1857.
The ship Squando, of Thomaston, Is ashore at Beaver
leland, between Halifax and Cape Capso and will provo
total oss Her keel is Knocked out and her rudder
burg She Is full OF water and ha, been stripped. Her
burhen eleven hundred tons, and she was built at
Rex and IN 1855. She valued at sT2 co. and In
ballast from New York for the Gulf of st Lawrence. She
Insured 81 100 in kockland and 5000 Thomasion,
MAJ
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The original Geld notes. by the Surveyor General OF the
Territory, under instruction just issued from the Genera
Land ONCE 90 that the Deputy may close the lives OF the
public service thereon The order which emanated from
the Department viii prove OF great service 10 those own
Ing property thai vicinity rs there have been several
surveys Of this tract which exhibit considerable dscne-
pancaes This the scene OF Governor Reeders ope-
rauOng
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faoYDaNCE, juno L., 1857.
Two convictions obtained to day under the now law
which declares grog shops instances The Gases were
carried up the Supreme Court a bill OF exceptions
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The Albany Disputed Hlayorship.


communication, signed by hundred and eighteen
citizens without regard to politics. has been presented to
Eli Perry and Dr. Quackenbush, requesting them both 10
resign their claims to the Mayorship.
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The GENERAL NRwsP APR pnPArcH
THE UTAH Observation-Disclosures MAIL CON-
TRACTS, BTo.

GENERAL NHwPAPKR pEsPArcH
THE UTAH Observation-Disclosures MAIL CON-
TRACTS, BTo.
WASHINGTON, June IL, 1857.
The attention Of the Cabinet was occupied by Utah
affairs to-day The arrival OK Governor Philip rank
Thomas OF MARI land who has been designated for the
oovernorshp Ia daily expected 10 the event Of his
acceptance, the indications arc that Colonel Cummings,
who having once declined but Is an applicant Will be
appointed. 10 not improbable that an entirely new set
Of tcers for the Territory will be OUT the Surveyor
General included. The three Judges will be appointed
from the West Northwest and the Marshal rre m Mis-.
sssippi Several days Will eapse before answers can DO
received from these to whom these appointments have
been rendered. The corps OF officers will travel to Utah
with the military forces.
The Postmaster General has concluded the contract for
carrying the malls between San Antonio and Sau Diego
With James Birch Of California, at the rate Of $4,000
per for the semi weekly service The report that
the contract for carrying the overland mail to California
has been given to Messrs Butterheld Fargo Co. of the
American Express Company, Of New York, Is incorrect
Election OF III tied States Senator In New
Hampshire.
BOSTON,, June IL, 1857.
The New Hampshire Legislature, joint ballot elected
to-day Daniel Clark OF Manchester, republican, 10 the
United States Senate by $50 votes 10 l25 for John Wells
democrat.
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viii have received the answer Of our Cabinet to
Lord Napier's proposition in behalf Of renewed
negotiations The consequences may be readily
cocjectured There is q disagreement upon q
vital point, concerning which we cannot recede,
and upon which Lord Palmerston and his sup
porters fatty tell Us they will not recedc. We
may, therefore expect diplomatic war between
the two governments and a war of States, fac
tions and Glibusters in Central America-at least
during the tenn of Mr.. Buchanan's admlnistra-
tion In fact, if these new and extraordinary
outside complications Of the slavery question
shall result 10 ro'hing worse than diplomatic
veIbisge snd fi'ibusteriog fOrays, the com uercal
world will have occasion to be thankful
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ARRIVAL OF GEN. WALLER AND sUITE-Hrs FUTURE
MuvEgEsTs-rEo or tbs NAVAL CoURrs
RESIGNATION OF AN ARMY oFFICEB-APPoIsr.
MIeT OF LIaH rHOUsE kEKrgRs-cALIFeRNIA MAIL
IT vTs
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Much regret 'e 10 cGvence of announcement,
said to be reliable, inst General Scott will not be able to
attend the Bunker Hill celebration
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Theophilus SWEET, Of B,ngor, died ct Gonaives on
the 18th olt; John R Barker, Of Bangor, second
officer, died at So on he 18th; Captain Bunill r.
Rich, also of Bangor, died Of sea on the 10th; and
on the same day James Csvanac. of Boston. seaman,
died.
cricket match between sixteen Americans and
eleven Engishmen was played at Hoboken yester'
day. The game was won by the Englishmen, they
having eight wickets to 60 down.
The ship Escort, which sailed yesterday for Liver
pool, carlied out five cabin passengers and ll5 in
the Storage.
An investigation was held at Brooklyn, yesterday
into the circumstances of the death of Mrs. Marga-
ret Reyes, who was found dead at her residence on
Wednesday evening last The Coroner's jury rem
dered verdict that the deceased came to her deah
by compression of the BRAIN caused by injuries in.
fiicted by her husband samuel Keyea He was
committed to ans Ter
An inquest was held yesterday upon the body of
Charles saulpaugh, who was shot by Benjamin Cole.
on Sunday night last, while fishing near Rondout
Cole was remanded to prison to answer the charge.
Tho sales Of cotton yesterday embraced about 1900
bales without quotabe change Ia prices Flour continued
steady with good demand from the local aud Eastern
trade, ano with fair amount Of saes, while prices
without change Of moment All medium choice grades
OF wheat were firm, while n!eio qualities were da:.
The sales embraced Canadian white at 81 ok, and NIL
wauke club at 81 S. Corn rather easier, with sales
Of Western DixoG at Gee ESQ in etCre Southern yellow
al -, and white do. at 81 oil. PORK was steady wi n
gales OF at s23 30, and Of primo at sls 30 SIC So
Sugars continued TO he inactive, while prices
changed 500 boxes sold private terms Coffee
was quiet but firm Freishts Inactive and engage
menls in all directions light There were some inquiries
for deal and stone charters To fprego ports.
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AMUsEMENrs THIS EVENING.

NBI.o'e GARDEN. Broadv av--TIcHr RoPE FzATs-B
Ayco yHE MAGIC ewoEp -CosIRABASpisr.
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EEw B1pyoAp. Ayss y- Ar ssh.s Hsisa cses. Hulse,
Kysy 1.cSg VIM q ds.a Use Sio.s
wave; A farler, Phia6eRAiA; Dart DisaosAocrs; 4
"a sSAip nasy Jolnsoa Beyss. and PSnshes. Virginia
M-Nr .shEs AerT. Wrishi, Albany; saraA Etzapeth.
FOlfLxRD, Aprn it-Ar ssAr Tinker. Booth. fremont
"PloviDlNCH Aprn l4-Arr schrs Jro Darnng. Howes
Dsvs, icsdsut; asense fesoan, Ahrieh nrerk belev.
sch ssnstsY non BTs.ol Pa AaxA Louisa from Crooni
Aoop Fashion, Dom hcndout
lEh-Ar scns Lion, Edwards Paueso NO mo, CrAmsr.
Baltimore; Baynstabe 0oyhAm koI dous; MarIa Louisa
Spencer Ooton: Kste Sttdmose Norhpor Ii soops Why
ISorw, BOs. NSrcAss ny; Fashion Young 1oadont ~
May Emily. Bisnehord Philadelphia; ;locps- ". BOWEN
Hslocl Copy wbeelsr Mary Byush HalDck; VIM Mount
Wheeler ard sprsgue Gibbs RYork.
PAW1UCKET, April l5-Arr schr Sonasor, Beebe Ron
FOCKLAND. April ll-Arr brig Fly Leess Grant, Hew-
cts Haa for NYork 13A schr fdbeor Robinson NYorS
SID l0th sshrs Chefaln RHODES nod Nourmahal ers
Yorh; 18Th Louisa Dyer JazAeson. and John Bell Ham
RiogMoED. April ls-Ar :sAr Jonas spa.ls Rogers; J
Roche Johnpon, and LYDIA Ann Voorhees,, NYork
. sAxANnAn, Aprn sCAT brig Homs r,dd C.rthageu.
Liyeypool brig Challenge RI Uuay B. Johns
6JON1N g. ON, April l4-Arr schrs Pearl Dale, xYoxk
for Bosom; Uncas Cot, Rondout for Providence.
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TIE AnnrcAU crr1z.S:
Nv Tho R,rht - vi l2no go psass Frscs 81
Acv. Jno. II. Bophns, D. b Bshop Of Yer.
book sowsg are Few Of the principal subjects Of tbs
EeAyicn required by the Constitution
NE religious duty Of the CITIZEN
~ reneius rights Of ths citizen.
rohrcs-1he science OF potaoa
snvery-Ocnstftutcnal rights and duties In reference
on slavery In tho aspect Of phanhrosnv sAvery
VIC eSptct ~ peics the expedieScy OF abolition the mode
en- sponhor may be accomplished the recupiary value
u aves the rights and duties Of the 81 lien with regard
susness Tho choice of business; the special difficulties to
Lncs o. business hsbe aud first the dan
OF sne wysr ns dar Of the scisn dangers
eonor; mo oArgers OF the minister OF the gospel
on he Domesuc Re'sti0uA- Earv MARRIAGES: obecttops
mnee me advantages Of early MARRIAGE on the c6oce Of
wne nc Young man competent his choice Judi
rules By which he shoud governed on married
me snc common defect Of family COVE nmen the law OF the
weSeeo RELATION; how should be fulfed on the education
on the common school, juye
Die depavy; on colleges; their defec sugeesons OF i'm.
Prvemens ON female educAon relations OF The seYes
superior ID me inellect woman the affections on
physical education; it, importance w
On social Lie -SOciAbhy instinct nature; on other
orms social !fe the mnscsl soree the conversation
party eleaux the bali or dancing party public amuse
sent any address, free of expense on receipt Of
the pTioo.
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Schooner Lost and All ON Board
from the Chtc kgo Demoovat Apvu IA A

ttrom tno Chic NO DemooraN April 10
ca Monday. march 90 schooner George Hsnpea len
M poss s0 run down 70 DuschnAas Point tor cargo
q wood Shows little cram Of less than thirty tons
eeonaadeT, Thomas Nichols, hn brother, and samuel
IOpev, thsr brother IN law. They were ell sailors
aAcsGh the latter had been for solo time psst Q ten
Wnh their Joir means they had bought this little craft
Jasper solng hh team 70 his share tne purchase
Dssey. they were accompanied The voyage BY Ei
MN hchch- There Q nov doubt that the schooner
- ben Icst with al board The steam tug McQusen
O Frdsy last sn her "Trip mp The lake found the mss.a
sunkcr venei tNndpG out OF the water, or the
sAore, about Que nie north of keoosna one o, tae
nasu vas new one and they able 20 secure an
rsiBg 10 this port part or the sails. has been
ns,sinea beyond all mistake. by Captain william
81 the elder kSs Nichols, belonging TO the III fAied
Bansen. and there doubt shst oil the srcshers
have met vIsery grave ID 10 oopscsurcd that the vas
-, nust have suddenly eApsizsd, and beug oal.assd
Nm stone immeciaely sunk In tbs srfsl tempss OF the
hA ne Nichols family came from Camhridsesire,
hgnnc In ls41. For about I've years past they have
ssgAee n This city, where the father deceased many
Dostbs since va N TIE employ Of Doon,te knisr q
. ship carpenter. The WHO'S len IN poucosiou of
ns house and los 90 Oven CQrss street want,
uArcugh NE thri o her husband and roe 10 The aSec
No. and dutfu services Of her sons Who We resdsd
vnk her Fredercf Noh,h vas tven,y.tuo year, Of
see and beav0 widow with ose child. samuel Jssper,
800 " e,ty seven, lcsves widow with oAnd. end
vsre respecsvey tvensy and nnssn years OF sse TIE
vesse nos insurea and her st al the means
- Der enterpsnme eu, unfortunate young owners.
vous - one fell biov have all these families bean de-
Svived o. Their protectors and supporter indeed
havowtnG oare.
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SMALL SILVER CON.-ODe Of the interesting fea.
lures OF me Uned Sasee coinage operations years
that Of she smaller gver ostns which By The recent
soon OF Congress VIII heeeafter form the pruops psrS
cnr sIvsr currency, ir Hen Of the old Spansh coins
beer coined during The four years. 1885, ana tue
produoe OF domestic silver nv $500 100 annusly
The new coins having leGal value i've TO ten Der cant
below heir value ~ mesal, viii be absorbed or
lesened hereafter for export tor manufacturing pur.
poaes- -
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LYNCH LAW IN kEsTUcKY.-Edward Hawkins.
who last month sho, killed James n Land aod Jesse
Arvne Sheriff and constable Of Estih ooany, XIV wae
taken ii his iathers 10 Adams county Ohio ana lodged
In the jal q ktu county. Kentucky On the l2th inst
the suyrounsbe Inhabitants assembled together broke
nio ihe JAIL carried of HA vkns conyeyoa him 70 the
spot Of the n rder, and u ere hung him.
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OCCULIsrs AVID AUnrsrs.

M wBErLnn, oCuIJsy, no Ass BROADWAY. mn
voses hs sussso. = Assases sfne eye; ehrunie ipns
msnor ~ ne cycles efectnAy cured; AAs speeAa Ia ~
wc.e9 viihout opcsaoa OAee hours 3 Az nIPG
prepes ~ose4N eye ~ spsriv suahU - snia
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An EIepsmeni--I,ase Dcsertion.

cGoe, Altman Of LansiprburF, came 70 tbs villa n
e1%p:1 ~, .. sss' ssssss
IN vfs and three chilsrsn sbouttvo months aso nea
- asser place. and slopef win the step daughtsr
M Grsg sisI bed been employed in NE faulty a
Acsy. and = supposed thai vhs there che ooaseniss
sr.Dr.s se.. 80 ss".S ~
w~t IN collar hctovy IN lAsssssurg, aud NE, Kelly
ss-usd vcgess 70 sss unsuspeons parents that be veu
ssss tibss dsSussrsss Urss) should cal him. ana =
- In the hsbs Of bsns sbsani from nome q ra
ns psosssso.. We cree.sssses would srots no ses
se)sss rhss pas proved successful, and icur vecks
IA ssrsed bsiove ias guilty pair Appeared N Lsssias
pssssia nfornbr nsn 4 her succsss 10 bcr rev IN.
A~nhsg &c. Kelly then psocursd board fer The rirl
. ne family Of Ne nnlnsp, and heb went s.sy.
knW she I'D ben sent tbere Q few days, Mrs.
y apscses ma al vss nes rssl and gave szpvsssos
- bar sueptessse ~ askins her u she YES sure she
snsss rs qualified who pssssrnsd Ne ceremony p
n sszi cay shs west 70 Beosc In company Win
guasAsos y s.n rsssd and vhne she vas gone X o.
0ne - M. hiilnaas rudenee ans Inquired voeYe
A NE vm. he was toa, and 10 Ne norpps be ves,
sss her, sIs hon Bnosc broughs her y ,hs village
yAe.e se ado icv her board and sses e
~ e0nsnn shs reaa'Ded one vesk, asd ,hss went
lPe bsss vhsvs che boarded until the % tns., vhcn
nsss .fn nscs ss sprssrsscs, and thsy departed ZOE
ksly suiss younr men, rssser prspos..sias In his
2Ds.nce, eus = EVIDENTLY villain. But short tes
moe he ~ srrsssc Tor passing osunsesSe mssey, Bat
sesn We influence |" HE fr'saas, vs, ere wealthy. he
Jns eeupason 10 orins 10 very AAy IKE N her o..
Esssscs 40 We are VOID 10 quns accomplished, ssi me
HsspD By reading yslo- covered rssrs,urs sse seiss
aDes have rc0snsr s1vesiare vf,scs, ooussdsr,us
- dsesd consequences Which are sure W fcgi5v snoh
TIE KrLLn, Klssrse AND wouSpsp nv rst Ex.
ylnpm % Wp fonnr Roe The Memphis Appsal has
- allowing additional pascula ssou, ne s.sas,os a.
~ 80 !orSt ks.e v.s worth sbout SIC, COO
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A HKW FRUIT AND FLOWER CATALOGUE yos
lsol with description and prices Of all trees end planI
nursery with AteH noyeines wtl So orvardsS IN appH
b VAIN Oh Oolsny Gursesies Piywouh NJ
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REWARDS.

A~AS ~&AsA1sSs
NO REwARD-LOeT, FROM NO. sf Marks
% place, young greyhound slut coored feet and
all tipped nh white Tho reward viii be paid by returning
her as above -
pO bhck and tan terrier dog The above reward will
paid 10 whoever VIII him TO 40 Clinton place, Eighth
ItYeet
OH REWAnD-LOST, A SMALL BLACK AND TAN
&lO King Charles spaniel dog The above reward VIII be
paid returning hum TO No. Albion place fourth
tween Bowcry and Second avenue
&1n hEwAKD.-LOsT APRIL N, A POCRRTBOOK
TIV containing about $50 In bill and Wing notes
three dawn by albert Bird all In Ut W j. for
300 % and $3.50 each and II months drawn
by feter Jsque for $00 for 1monihs Abe please
leave 1t at LAB Fulton street W. j. SHARP.
&CS REWARD osT ON THE MORNING OF THE
seventeen doas 70 bills Of various nations Any one
nndiI the same by returning to H. Brown H. r.
blkNEkLY corner Of sx zenith street and avenue
viii receive the above reward
CkOO REwARD-PRoCLAMA ALTON Il FERNAN.
VCOC Do WOOD, M yor OF the city Of New York, by
virtue Of authority sted in by law Do hereby re-
ward OF five hupdrt dollars for the aod of
fhe person or persoIs who murdered Stephen
brook membev Of the Police Department This city while
In the act OF srrestna ~o bu glays the 1rug of Wed
nestay Aprn 10 1857 In he vicinity OF 393 West street
ninth ward SAID reward 70 be paid the OF
the offender offenders the oorfcae the District At
party claiming the but all claims for said reward not
presented within twenty days thereafter will dsregardei
1857. FEkNAEDO WOOD IAyor
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BoeIor, Arrl 7-Ar ship. PHnther B~h~p c.arua. a.
g mn bs{ Were she ws ssho-s Bephen piovsr 0autss
William Clover, Liverpool; brig WIN Rro~n psi.u-.s
scm Spring Hfi, Cape Haytsen. '-'e'nO'
Herald Marine Covresporden~e
rHIfADEtPH1l. April 17--Arr bars 81 fayn-. e,,n..
Rio Janetro brig ssnl snns Lane, salem; IAse acuI
Boston. ~ 'oN'f
ca big ssmue srnai lane Bo~son, scbr. esy,b y..
Lsmes Hsyans julia Smith, Crcwel; Bosiop John Mary
Cam. ~ John, kB James ksgish. FeN, horw,ch wrn y
Cor Hep>h and Bolmss. Wruisms New BeAford 4 W
gsney. Hewifb PrOvidepce-yohn kcYee Bakrr W.
rOusha aA-e1. ~
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kvN VI WV h0SAs hpru Iss Ieo0s
CLEARED
Steamship washinron osveody. Bremen a Southampton
.esnship Empir- CITY, GRAN. H.v.n. ssa New Orleans
sac Kslhsy, s.oadsyd, sya,ey, Esw-goodhue &os
sAlp Charmsr. Lucas, San Yrsz-.-so-sunou Co
ss sp SIs Hs.ss 1.. sssrs "a
HI y 9 Do, IsSss E:.:s.zrsss essrss Ne %
Hs Gen w@.h Casmbsriin oAraen.s-J sAah,pe Jr.
sehr ymly. gobsr, Hosae-surse. gle.rnas 4 Go.
ssr n IsS ss eorsos sci riss...
schr voAni Moore Norotk-Mou Beden-
ecAr rhos Ehls Elrh soson-BT Email Co
soor OREGON. SSoses. ircysissce-L Kenny.
s,sasns Bsveriy, Piercs rkilaAs CHA
AHNyW.
Geenshs Mount sArAse, Wsso,. BAlanora win Misc
sesInslp w.asrnpor Berry Portland with mAse, ,o BB
.ship Ine7can Earle Moore, london and Paramount
g.. ssS s John n' DAY. sssm.R q fssaS z q. IRON
ss sssS sr.ass bound - ~ 80 q iSs i $is
. ssrs Brookman Brcchmsn. Dsmssnr~ March =. viii
az. s . Sea , e 2, s:ss rssp,sss s.s r. VINO
cynt 20 Experienced heavy weather splh sails, &c
s sse snsy sgnher. ouiier, Ne
rohr t1La 1Avion chase uew Bedford
e., p. r ;s,., s is.. 9icv., Deans
Hsmp.se ssors o. f Js,., IN s.s from ~scs q mp Ne.
ne hg has hte Lot 70 the Harvard and the sea mode
ss.ms9 s,sai .sn ne pumps 90 God 2 DAY
Sern-s g.ssiel Alan rhlsdeipMA
s,esuer Eennetee .Bspd- FsiaseipdsA
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