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Dr.. J. simms' White Lin:mant,


For all The purposes Of an EIieraai Remedy.
This Liniment i. ealincn,y valuable in Rheu-
natisin, Seurasis, Palsy. Sore Throat and Mum rs
it is uneqssllcd. Gout. Numbness Of the Links.
Stiffness Of the Joints, Tooth ,ce. swciIings Frost
ed Feet, Sprlins. Bruises, Burns aud ScalIs. Chnpp
ed Hands, and Pains OF every chara.ior. 40 need
moi comment further ON Ibis Invaluable LiuimoAt.
than to say it is highly appreciated an external
remedy wherever ii is used; liz fct it seems to eS-
t;tblish itself at orcc. V therefore place il at
disposal of the afflicted in Ills viJuiiy, having The
utmos. confidence il It's utility for Diseases reluir-
in. IN external application.
DE-. J. s:Di:as' Cholera SJrep.
This Syrup is undoubtedly the best remedy
known for DysGncry and Diarrl u.a ia all til Sir
various forms; Cramps, Cole, Cholera MolLGs.
Pains i'll the stomach and Bowels. Cramps and
Sickness il the stomach, Cholera Infantlia aud
the Summer diseases Vi Children. 1t is excellent
in Debility. W eakneSs, Relaxation. AM. Chronic
Diseases ali, ctns the Stomach and Bowels. and is
pleasant to he taste us Ses a. cEcctual in its opu-
rutions. This Syrap contains no duleteriOus 81 b.
stances, either IMMORAL or vegetable; it i. there
fore safe under all circumstances.
For many years the pruprie,ors have used these
remedies i'll private practice with tho utmost sue
cess.
CArTIoN.-plcase observe the written 81 .naiurc
Of the inventor AFFIXED TO the wrapper OF every
bottle, thas:J SniNS. NJ D., none o,Eer 5 genuine
Try these remedies once and you will never be
without diem.
A liberal discount allowed the trade Orders
promptly forwarded. pr,plrel only by
DIR. J. SiMN> SON
Ah and King SIS, II 'im'a.ioa, d.
~ Sold by br. H. II. Mitchell. h!kton; D. T
Barton Dover; ). ). lance, baltimore; and by
dealers generally. lnay dms
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
For Men and Escys' wear,

y IT = 7 7 7
Wholesale and Retail Cloth Store,
81 " 2nd. 81. Philadelphia.
CONSISTING Of English, French. Ger
~ man and American Cloths. Cassilncrs
and Doeskins Of the VERY BEST MAKES
Beavers, Pilots. Feits and CoGtingS in variety
Satincts, Kentucky Jeans, Corduroy's &c.
Also, Satin, Silk, Velvet, Valen'ia, and
Cashmere Ecstinss Of all kinds and styles,
also Tiilors Trimmings, &c. Particular at
taniion paid to the Tailor trade. Ist Cloth
store IN End. ST. below Arch, east side.
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Beaaeii's Dia7rhca .M$riare.

This mixture is too well known to need comment
1t is undoubtedly safe and the most speedy cure
now known for Cholera Mortus. Diarrh9l, ChO.ic.
and all like affections of the bowels; and should
have place in H.! medicine ches every family,
as it might be required in time Of emergency TO
save life. The season is now approaching for bow
el affections. and it is to be hopad hat every fam
lily Will supply themselves with this mixture. "A
word 10 the wise Is sNnie.emt.N
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BROOKS! EROONiS!

TIE subscriber has recently started the manu-
4 loctore Of Erooms in Port DEPOSIT. and VIII
furnish to Merchants and others, an article equal
in quality aud as reasonable ia price and terms IS
any house in the Union, and would therefore so.
lcit share Of patronage.
Farmers can find here market for the Broom
Corn hcy have on hand, or which they may raise
the coming s.cnsoa ~ application to the snb-
Tor growing me corn. Il. MAILMAN.
Port Deposit Mmch Dist 81 If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-09
POLITICAL.

DAILY FOR THE FREEDOM or OUR CITY -"ErER
III vigilance the price OF lNerty" The democracy Of
the and county ~ New York and all who opposed
aud derrotc legislation
assemble the Park IN meeting, Tuesday May II
1857 ~ O'Clock sgainH the reckless and
cpled attempt Of the black republicans In the state Legsla
ure destroy constitutional and chartered rights. and do
priv. us Of our ch.ri~bet privileges
Cnzsns Of New York, rally IN your united strength aud
make against the odious OF
scrupulus majority Of State Legislature who have
tempted - city property the irresponsible
polpcs saventur. without
ecnsenihave prohibited trade under the moral
prUscrb. class of citizens behet
81 and would suhjuRate the Of
property the base objects OF corrupt pc
hiieal prr, that ruled the state.
Ts is but he begunng wsere will be the end let
resist the ihreshod
lea US invoke every constitutional pacAi means IN oar
pow defend
The the people shall heard Tuesday next
Names Of the signers Of this call viii be found the plA
cards. by ue tommure OF Arrangements,
PHILIP W, EN9S, Chairman
SSS ssSsS sxsss"'1'" Secretaries
Eminent speakers have been invited and viii address, the
uesffng.
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nErYBrRv.-DR, r. a. DURKrr, CANAL srnxxy
~ seer vssiet cd No 17s new ~ invite ssensss
Nh ha ana succeesfu czpersnse. DAILY Operations - -
new aad hsrmess benumbns agent pss hee~nG prsveas
~ pakn- Proes netoTNtA
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cIUrHlNe, 60.

ar nOn 10 INvrsr IN EpCoEp HAND n0rnrro.
8O.UWU -oentiemsn w.hmg ~ cczyst ~ - ~ -.
pus cohips into c~sA obtain Il ~ nY pev sntugNh1
rsiips or .sndIss her sddrssuoo JAxm t6hOHDx. -
Psaxi areeA nens CAaAhaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-09

CN0R SALE OR tn LEAaw-THE PROPERTY ON THG
northwest corner OF avenue Forty fourth street
and known ureeley's Hotel Apply To WI. II. FRANK
I'm 4OE. No 3 NroHd street
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r OTIS LOTS, LOTS. ELEGANT LOTS FOR ONLY sion.
~ lots the beHuaI village Of Clarencevia Long Island
half an hours dde from New York fo~ sse only 500
Terms very accommodating One OF the best investments In
he state. Will than double In value In two Ap
ply TO J. PRCARE. al Broome street. Crosby.
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N'Ot SAlE-AT ia BOwERY, MAR GRAND STREET.
the ~ ck ana fixtures ~ and cUee store, cheap ~
cash customer de,irow Of good ocs,on Inquire the
prs misses Fsvorsbi kase II q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-09

r ANDs IN WISCONSIN, SUBJECT TO PRIVATE EN-
- try, with bounty land wsrrauH-We are prepared 70
make locations Of warrants supon lands that have been
seeced by competent surveyors We have few thousand
Of frat class farm lands that we will .s cheap for cash
ants merchandise unancumbered real estate.
PIKE BACON loace with CLARK williamson, bankers,
No lstre n "
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LNORT WASHINGTON PkOPERTY.-wE OFFER FOR
IL sale the house. and land ~ Mr. Stewart at this 0ca
NY This properly ia well known a. among the most desira
bic Of the villa resdences Hudson River Railroad The
house Within eighth Of mile OF the depot and the time
by Chambers street % minutes the distance being o
miles The grounds about ~ aud laid out In
good taste All Tho best varieties OF fruit vines and .vergseen
and decduour prfuse abundance. The house
built rise az about 2 feet faces the noble Hudson aud
commands views arrival cd for picturesque beauty which
feet front ,by Trrgo depth Of from feet three
1888 under the superndensc
Of Jno j. Audubon There Is better moro compiete
dwelling The island for comfort thorough workmanship
The stables and Offices large aud very complete There
large rein water csern on he property Thsre NOT more
healthy locality in the State of New York The uetghbcrh nod
Is highly improved AAd ohurchas and schools
Bint distance There nuisancas OF kind In this
mos desirable part Of the city The owner has oc mpted
abroad Itssn therefore be had at spscS,ssvs price aud
whch stranger will be admitted call the undersigned,
who viii also give any detailed ntormson
..rr 7. j. STEWART co 40 Peal street.
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duly elected magistrates Il too clear for di>cus-
sion The Governor might ~ well pretend tast
the law authorizes him 10 appoint the Mayor and
Aldermen.
When we complained of the usu-pation at
tempted by the Legislature In appointing Police
Commissioners for this city, ard stated that 1t
Was the beginning Of the Acknowledgement of the
city we were told that we were in error; that no
further eDcroschments upon our municipal rights
would be attempted. Now, the Governor as
sumes to appoint Street Commissioners. Next
he will cay the law authorizes him to appoint
Comptroller; and last of all he will ray that he is
bourd (and will get lawyer to certify the fact)
to nomin ate the Mayor-just III Louis Napoleon
sppoipts the Frecch Mayors and all the other
officers Of every commune in France
Do not blame Governor KING for this He is
but the tool of party, doing their bidding, snd
carrying out their DEGREES That party has de
termned to control the patronage and money Of
the city Cover, ment for the purposes Of the Pre-
sdential struggle of 1860; and they will pursue
their object aud carry their point at the expense
Of whatever is valuable in our freedom and mu-
nicipal condition, unless the Court of Appeals in
terposes to protect us and throw its cloak round
our civil liberties
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the best thing the Engiib ana French Cabioeis
can pursue h to turn over these American invi-
tstions to the aIibusters 10 this government
Let the Cabinet at Washington take ths lead In
them, and those Of E0rope come 10, as Lord
Napier suggests, with cooperation. Their int
rests and those Of the whole world viii be best
subserved BY such course. and the Industrial
and commercial classes of England and France
will sustain them in it.
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rHS NEW YoRK HBaALD-EDIrION FOR gURoPk
The CunArd mail steamship America, Cant Ryrie, will
leave Boston on Wednesday, at noon, for Liverpool
The Europcan mails win close in this city quarter
past one O'Clock this afternoon
The European edition Of the Hxsnp printed in French
and English will be published at ten O'Clock in heaorn-
ing. Single copies, 10 wrappers. six cents
Subscriptions and advertise meats for any edition or the
NV YORK HERALD will be received 81 the following place
In Europe
Lospos-Am. European Express Co., 81 King William Ct
PARB- DO. do Place de "a Bonrse
IJvKaPsot-Do. DO Chapel street
IIvYRPooi-R Stuart, 10 Exchange street, East.
HAvRE-Ams& European Express Co, q Rue Corncle.
The Of the European edition Of the HERALD will
combine the received by mail aud telegraph at the
ooe during the previous week, and up to the hour of
publication.
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markets.
PHILADELPHIA erOCK BOARD.

PruLApxLrnA, lune Is, 1867.
Stocks steady; Peunsy ivanA be. S2x Long Island Rail-
road II Reading Railroad, 37k; Pennsylvania Railroad,
45l Morris Canal, So
ALBANY, June 15-6 p. n
Flour market dull but holders nrm Sales abou, 800
bb In small parcels, Of extra Gencsee at 80 26 Wheat
scarce; no sales white Canada offered at 50 10. Corn
90 for % lbs at the depot Barley 81 ~ In small pax
GELS. Whiskey IS sc. a1ikc. with good cemsnd
BurFAIo, June i5--6 r. n.
Flour dull and lower; sales 700 boS at 81 81 20 fV
extra Wisoonsinttle OF other kinds In MARKETABLE
therefore, are nomnaly unchanged. Wheat lower; sacs
20 600 bushels nj 81 20 for Chicago spring. the mxskc
oosing fiat Corn loser sales - coo bushels 70 the
market closing With buyers Oats unchanged Whsksy
pominslly 32c. Freights-11hc for 70 New Yorf.
lake imports, up to noon to day, 900 bbs -four; 1905
bushels wheat; 5000 bushels corn "a 900 bushels
Canal expor-1ooo 600 bushels wheat IS bushels coru
zoo bushels oats nearly oil the for dewaer md
the whoa, and osis for the interior.
0swruo, June lS--6P n.
flour is shade better Sales today 1000 bbls, al ~
81 rs for Wisconsin, and 81 SIX IS for low grades az
fancy and EXTRA Canadian and SO 60 50 for 70
double extra Oswego brands. Wheat Is quiet Corn 500
a Sic. Sales to day 600 bushels Corn IL shipped 10
New York ut No lake imports to-day, oeo0 bushels
wheat Canal imports, 100 bbs loi and 20 900 pushcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16

THE CHIScHA ISLANDS PRoTEcToR,TE-We
have adviccs from reliable source at Washing
ton that Peru is contemplating the putting Of
the great guano deposit at the Chincha Islands
under the protection of England and France.
This is but another evidence Of the weakness and
want Of capacity for selfgovernmcnt in the
Spanish American republics They must seek
external Intervention and aid In the effort to es-
tablsh internal order. The spirit Of intrigue
and rebellion is too rife and too deeply seated
among them to warrant any hope of selfsus
tanned good government. This quality comes to
them honestly, for il comes by Inheritance from
the mother country, where General O'Donneli, 10
his recent justification before the Spanish
Senate, stated that there was not one Senator
then listening TO him who had not at some time
or other been an active conspirator against the
government
The failure of Walker in his attempt TO ANAL
gamate our private ilibustefism with the parti-
sans Of order in Nicaragua has caused those Of
Peru 10 turn their attention to the Hlbustcring
proclivities Of the French and English
governmental Palmerston and Louis Napoleon
are eminent practical filIbusters in Africa and
Asia, but we have no idea that they will be 20
successful on this continent Ruatan, flibustered
by spontaneous settlement" as Lord Clarendon
terms it, does not at all contribute to the con-
tinuance OF amicable relations with this country.
A similar result may be anticipated in filibuster-
ing the Chincha Islands. We will give them
word Of advice Let them remember that our
expansion i the expansion Of material develope-
ment and not Of dynastic rule, and is, therefore,
in perfect accord with the expansion of their
commercial interests. These interests rule
England policy, and If Louis Napoleon adopts
a commercial policy for France he will found his
throne upon strong basis With these views,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16

TIE STREET CoMNIssloNERsHP.--n any citi-
zens of New York had any doubt of the scheme
which the Albany republicans are cndeavoring 10
consummste in this city, Governor Kings APP
pontment of Street Commissioner for tho city
Ia calculated TO disabuse their minds and open
their eyes. That neither the old nor the new nor
any other law authorized Governor King 70 usurp
the functions Of the people Of this city and their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16

Nmios TEnsrsr.-we understand that Mr.. Corbyn, Mr.
Niblos agent, returns By the Persia with Nile RoEs
rTtmirc ddnuN dSsoi'su OF Ia Scala Nlan La Feuicc,
Venice, and the Imperial Opera, Parts, Milo Rolla -
undor engagement of four years Mr. Lumcy direo-
tor Of Her hac@ys theatre, London where she achieved
brilliant during the present season. and by tho
permission OF tina, gentleman she makes short pro-
fessiona visit TO this country The London papers speak
in the highest terms OF the talents and beauty Of Mic
Rola, and n only half what Is said Of her be abe ID
likely 10 create Jrme here. Mr.. Corbyn has engA~eA
several other distinguished artists for Mr. Nblo, who
expected 70 arrive 10 the OF ensuing month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16

Electric Spark. The David Kirby and the Marianne.
full report Is given elsewhere.
On Friday night "a alarm OF Are was sounded In
Poughkecpsis, caused BY the burning Of the exten.
sive Touring mills Of G. ". Northrsp. at Bangall. in
Dutohe@ county, which. With their conteats tnclud-
ing 500 bushels Of rye. were entirely destroyed.
The dam across the Esopus creek at Sangerties,
which was carried away by the freshet last winter
has been replaced, and the several manufacturing
establishments dependent upon the stream for mo-
tive power will soon commence operations.
The passengers Of the steamship Wander slt pre-
scented q card Of thanks to Caot. Wilcox. her com.
msDder, which We publish this morning under the
Maritime head.
The value Of foreign goods imported at the port
Of Boston during the week ending 18th inst, amount
ed to $s96.7O6. The imports for the corresponding
week in 1s66iwere $790.47S.
The cotton market was nrm yesterday, with sales Of
about 2oo0 bales closing euf at l4c for mddlue up
lands. The market for -four heavier and closed at
decline OF about &c loo per ba rel for common and
medium grades. Wheat In very light stock eepe.
caly for prime 70 choice qualities while sales r
fling and quotations nominal Corn was heavy, and de.
cned fully &c. per bushel With moderate sales Pork
heavy and lower sales Of made at S2S 49,
but closed at SIS &c. Sugars continued quiet while
prices were unchanged. Coffee was firm but qsiet
Freighs continued inactive, while quotations irresu
lar and offerings for both England and tho Continent
lRht,
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Destructive F1ro In Syracuse.

SYRA0Usk, June ID, 1901.
About one O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke ou1
the new brick store adjoining the Washington block a
South saina Street, which proved very disastrous In ~
effects. The fire originated In the grocery and provisa
store Of Judah PIERCE and the flames spread with alarm
Ing rspdity The sufferers, far can ascertain
follows The stock Of groceries belonging 10 Mr.
Pierce was valued at $lS,OOo and insured for $1,000
The store and the Immediately adjoining It, were tie
property Of n. A. Diaye, and bis loss Is estimated
sl6Oe Insured for co., The loss Mr. Gates stock
Of confectionery is about $780, and fully insured Ths
building he occupied was valued at GEO. and
sured for that amount belonged 10 Samuel Mead. rhs
next store was occupied by reger Weiss cAbpss
and furniture store is insured for IS o00 and The oo
for 81 100; and these amounts will cover the loss. Tho
two next stores owned by Harvey sheldon and Is
s Spencer; they were not finished occupied, and
were insured for the full amount OF the damage. Ths
total loss is estimated At $50, 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16
Naval Intelligence.

BY private advices We learn the unaed S,a,cs steam
frgaie wabah, flagship OF The Home Squadron was 10
leave Panama the Isth instant for Carthage na New
Granada from which place she will return 10 Panama IN
time TO receive the malls expected by the steamer Inss
From thence shc returns homo, via Havana. Captain
Frederick Engic commander OF the Wabash, has besn
confined 70 his cabin for the past few weeks with severe
attack OF rheumatism The measles have been prevailing
on board, but not In severe form. The Sumner, NJ
Hamilton. the Boatswain and a MIDI hpman have beon
attacked with The disease but At Iast accounts
vscscent The Wabash has been In commission the
18th OF August 1885, She only ordered finish Tho
cruise OF the United states fgae Potomac, lying -
the Brooklyn Navy Yard Her date OF mission en-
pres the s,h Of July next. h general order srom
the department that oil asgshps Of the Home and Arscas
Sguadruns shall remain In commission for the OF
years only In consequence OF the sickness that usually
exist these stations rs confidently asserted thas Ne
United States steam rgate Roanoke WITH succced the We
bash, as the flagship OF the Home Squadron.
The United States soop OF war Saratoga, Com y. Ces
tard from Norfolk for Aspin WALL spok en- on the -
inst, in latitude % 70 NJ, long. 90 o., all well
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16

WsKSES 90 Nrwroxr.-A general debility seems 10
have taken hold OF Newport this summer. They
even get up Fourth Of July celebration. Their Common
Council placed the ma,tor In the hands Of committee,
who instructed to DO their best towards getting up
sort Of a show the Fourth but the commiiase
failed 10 their endesvors, and reported that sos
high, and INC military panes going ceebrAss
Independence Day 10 other places, and they therefore
recommend cverybod 20 DO tho best they ian.
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ruE ELECTION RIOT NvssTreArIoS-STv NAIL
ROUTE TO EURorE VIA HAVANA, rAYAL AND San
TASDEr-rHK BIDS FOR CaRRsIsG rHx UsrrEp
STATES MAIL OVERLAND TO THE PACIFIC, ETC.
wAguseroS, June Is, 1857.
Judge Crawford charged the Grant Jury TO day thai
their duty 10 make full inquiry Into the true copd
ton OF the election o,s Tcy should ascertain the facs
and present them embodied form. Nothing short OF
this ourh, 10 satisfy the community. "The laws" be
says mus DO maintained and enforced aud the rights Of
citizens under those Laws, and the Arm and full
ofbom without interference bindrance from any quar- er
must be protected by whatever legally authorized means
are necessary for these purposes"
william C. Barney, of New York, has proposed TO the
Postmaster General the transportation Of the mails ouoe
mon each way between New Orleans, Havana, rayal,
snntander in Spain, and Bordeaux, France, steamship
Arst Glars and received the promise OF q temporary
arrangement for the service, beginning July, tho
penssiion 10 be regulated by existing laws
Philip Frank Thomas, 70 whom tho Govorporshp OF
Utah has been offered has arrived in this city.
Tho following the bids for carrying the overland
malls
Howell and A. Pace, from Gaines' Landing, sns
kssisspp, TO San Francisco; 10 81 vioksbsrg
II preferred weekly, 81 900 900 for the first year. $780,
900 for the second s7oo for the third and 5000 900
the fourth year
James a Birch, from Memphis 10 San Francisco, semi
weekly, 100000.
James clover, from Memphis OF yicksburs semi month
BY, $4,000; weekly, $4,000; semiweekly 100000
John Hui,craeld, william y Drsmore, WIN. O. Fargo
James " r. Gardner, Marcus L. KInycn Hamilton Spence
and Alexander Holland from ~ louis weekly $780, oo
semi weekly, 100000.
D~vid D. Mitchell, Samuel n Churchill, Robert Camp
bell, William Gp'n and others, scmiwcckiy, 100000
John Bu'tcrncii, VIM. p. Dinsmore, VIM. @. Fargo and
ohers from Memphis, semi -monhly, s9ooooo; weekly,
site,cco; semi weekly, t5es 900.
John Buper8ed and others, from e. Louis, scml month
w. 500 zoe; weekly, sisoooo scmi weekly, ESQ COO
James JOhas,on, IT., and joseph Clark, from a. Louis
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Personal intelligence.

Tue Hon. John B. Floyd, Secretary Of War, arrived !.
this city Saturday evening the 18th inst and socPed
At the New York Hotel where he NAMED until YESTERDAY
Monday afternoon, when be Iet for Washington
Cen. Wheat, Of the Nicsragusn army, Gen. wilson,
Pcnnsy vana, Baron Won Limburg, Minister from Hesn
lands, and Commodores Page and Hunter, u = NJ, ~so
waehington.
The Washington linton learns that Secretary Loeen,
who In III health at his reurcmeni rom oSoe'
better.
ARRIvALe. -, =. -.
JFrom Charleston IN the steamship Msroros -
lady, Miss Iowndes, Mss PrnR e. Mrs =" ~
Lawton- Mrs Storal three children ena nu.se VI EeW
and children, Mrs Love, Miss mn It uske' 10
dove ssd two cfirrn Ms ohsyse eh,a 40 nurse ~
n Cheves Mas y thieves. q ID frsa WI lsy, NJ y -
Wosdrla child Mrs s,.rh and 'sryans ss kensy
Miss CHord, Miss Lester hrs ~ nressn W., NJ.
Paul l. Avery, w Gssssss, " s s, ~ wn.y, IA
Capt Jas welsmsn, Rahe, 49, Jones Les-
Richards Gillespie, tapt hssuon' Osp' hcnsxoson
and thry q - In the s'eerag'-
From New Orleans, in ship Black seaMr rsc4t lsdys
Trom tsrsenss bark Elen stevensnr Dussan, is<v.
An T MS s.sns In bark Brune,e-D Dun,op Ms wetean
rruun Msfsn,sa In bark Niso-fter a,auh lady ciiA
Fwm Msrks - bark n Ga~bl-I P Coles, ,sdr asA
SF ssssbaHk Ms TcarhY,
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N1UAx, June Ks-2l p. n.
10 is hour mere signV Of the rtcaIyshp Euruva
nos In her tenth day from Lv crpool The weather =
CAIN snd the sky overcast