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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19

DEAD READ REID !-"Ye afflicted
LII read, ," the following Certificate Of cure
oil over 20 years standing;
II. T. HEL.NB0LD-Ded Sir have been
troubled with an affection Of the Bladder and
Kidneys for over twenty years. have tried
Physicians in vain, and at last concluded 10
give your genuine Preparation a trial, as had
heard it highly spoken Of. 1t afforded me I'M
mediate relief. | have used three bottles,and
have obtained more relief from It's effects and
feel much better than / have for twenty years
previous. have he greatest faith in It's yr-
tues and curative powers, and shall do all III
my power 10 make it known to the afflicted
doping this may prove advantageous to you
in assisting you 10 introduce the medicine.
am truly YOURS, NJ. MCCoRMICk.
Lewistown, Pa, Jan. %, 1857.
Should any doubt Mr.. McCormick's state
ment, he refers to the following gentlemen
Hon. " m. Bglor, ex Governor, Pennsylvania
Hon. Thos. b. Florence, Philadelphia.
Hon. ]. G.. Knox, Judge, TIoga Co., Ia.
Hon. J. S. Black, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. ID. Il. Porter, ex- Governor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. r. &. Gri,r, Judge U. =. Court.
Hon. G. w. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. w. A. Porter, City Solicitor, Philadelphia.
Hon. John BigIer, ex. Governor, California.
Hon. Z. Banks, Auditor General, Washington
And many others, if necessary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19

FROM KANsAs.--Lecompton, Kansas
Sept. S.--The Constitutional Convention
is permanently organized. Surveyor
General Calhoun is elected President.
His speech indicates that he is in favor
Of submitting the Constitution 10 the Peo-
ple.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19

Jerry Arter, colored, formerly the prop
erty of Mr.. VIM. Grove, of this county,
we'll known in this neighborhood as
practical miller, died on the l4lh OF Au.
gust. He was II years Of age. Jerry
sustained a good character for honesty.
Free Press.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19

A nervous grocer al Newark, N. j.,
had S640 in bills, and fearful OF robbers.
placed i, i'll a measure of oats for safe
keeping. His horse ale it, by way of
desert, with his next meal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19
Bush Meeting.

A Bush Meeting, By the congregation
ofthe NJ. E. Church, will take place to-
morrow, Sunday, a, Uniouvilc, miles
South of lhis place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19

A number of slaves have left Loudoun
county within the last few days: Two
from Miss Margaret McCarty ; one from
f. NJ. Carter two from Dr.. Gibson; one
from Joseph ldsen: one from VIM. Dodd
and one from ThUs. Hoge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19

NIcARAGUA.--The Panama Star says ;
We have been informed that Gen. Canas,
with the Costa Rcan forces under his
command, has been obliged to return from
Rvas 10 Massaya. Our informant writes:
DO not suppose that peace is restored in
Nicaragua, the "talI fighting" is yet to be
done between the native factions. OjaIa!
that, like the Kilkenny cats, they may
destroy each other all TO their tails. From
Managua we have received the Gaceta
Official, of 25lh uIt. A government de-
cree calls upon all citizens 10 give up the
national arms in their possession, under
penalty Of 80 days imprisonment. The
election for magistrate of the Supreme
Court, was 10 take place 18th uIt. Ar
advertisement from the Supreme Govern
menl states that %, 600 lbs. 1000 arobas,
of Fl powder is wanted, and also loo
quin.als IOCO lbs. ) of lead.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19
Rats, Reaches, Bed Bugs, Inse cts, &c.

Rats, Reaches, Bed Bugs, Insects, &c.
"COsTAR'o' Rat, Roach, DC, Extermlnator ;
"COSTAR'S" Bed Bag Exlermnaor;
.'COSTAR'o' Electric Powder, for Ants, In
sects, &c.
CThe Only Infallbe Remedies known)
u "COSTAR" sends by mail, prepaid, a
sample Box Of the Rat, Roach, &c. Ex. 10 any
address in the u. s., on receipt OF 81, or The
Electric Powder for Csc The Bed Bug ET.
being liquid cannot be sent by mail
or "COSTAR" will furnish Druggists,
Dealers and slorc.keePcrs, 5 ~ Sample Pack
age OF his various preparations, assorted, with
Crcula rs, Bills, Posters, &c, on receipt Of So
(leayiDg bal. Of S. due when sold,] IN order
that they may test their merits.
II See Advertisement. For Circulars, &c.
address "COSTAR," No 3s6 Broadway, New
York. Aug 2J--lmo
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19

ARMY Indian Battle.--
ST. Louis, Sept l6.--Five hundred
troops left Leavenworth on the 9th for
New Mexico. The ST. Joseph Journal
of the lOlh gives an account OF battle
between Maj. Summers command and
band o. Indians about the middle of Au-
gust on the Arkansas river. The troops
lost 4 and the Indians 20 in killed anG
Mnnnded
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19

STATISTICS OF THE LUTHERAN bHUfCH
IN MARYLAND.--At the eighteenth CON
venlion of the General Synod OF The j.
vangeical Lutheran Church in the United
States" recently held the following inter
esljng statistics Of the Synod of Maryland
were officially reported :
In the Synod of Maryland there are ~
ministers; so congregations. Dung the
wear there were 1899 infant baPusms'
admissions to full membership, 10y adult
baptism, 10; confirmation, l,l9S; cerlfi-
cate, $50; losses by death AS; By letter,
1914, ex.communicalion, al; cOmmunlng
members, ,454; Luth. Sunday schools,
al; Union, 10; teachers, Sos; scholars,
), l9S; devotional meetings, 80; education
contributions, Sl.746; home mission, 81 =
OBS; foreign, Sl,055; local objects, $20,-
1872; general bevevolence, $3,S0S.
The report on their Female Seminary
at Hagerstown, Nd, represents it in a
prosperous condition, well organized,
course of instruction thorough, progress of
pupils commemorate.
Luthervile Female Seminary, Nd, con
tinues successful, about sixly-fve scholars,
sixty of whom are boarders. Gross an
nua income about $4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19

- An interesting letter from Du
tuque, Iowa, will appear in our next.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19
Lutheran Meeting.

A protracred meeting commenced IN ''e
Lutheran Church, OF tbs place, on We'd
nesdav evening last, under the pastoral
CHARGE Of Rev. J. p. SHELTER, and still
continues.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19
Episcopal Appointments.

Bishop JOINS immediate appointments
for the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
the diocese of Virginia, include the fol-
lowing wildwood, Sunday the 9th
inst; BeVryviIie, Monday the 2s'h
Wyck!ifIe parish, Tuesday och ; WIN
chester, Wednesday aO'h ; MiddIeiown'
lst October. Charlestown. MIddlt way
Shepherdstown, Ma -'insbnrg, Bunker
Hill, Hedgesvillc and HarPer's Ferry
come next upon successive days.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19

IL See advertisement headed
HeimboUS Genuine Preparation
in another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19
PUBLIC SALE !

THE subscriber having determined to
| leave The Stale, will sell al Public
Sale,
On Saturday, 18th Nov, next,
in front of Daniel Enller's Hoel,'n Shep..
herdstown. a,2 o'clock p. W., The FARM
upon which he resides. IL is situated a.
bout one mile north Of Sbepherdstown'on
the road leading from that place 10 Bed
lngtop, and contains &JA
l55 ACRES lii
Of LIMESTONE LAND, 100 Of which
are cleared and the balance in TIMBER.
The cleared land IS divided into six helds
of about ,wenly-one acres each. There
- are on the premises
mE A TwO-StOry Dwelling House,
containing eigh, rooms, Stables, Corn
Cribs, Wagon Sheds, and all other me-
cessary Out buildings, an ORCHARD OF
100 Trees VI Choice Fruit! There o"
six Springs and never failing wen u
Water near the dwelling.
At the same time and place will be SOLO
at Public Sale. my DWELLING -
HOOSE and Lot, situated on Ger MW
man street. Shepherdstown, oPpo.
site Joseph En,Ier's Hotel, 10 the h'ghe'
bidder.
~ Terms made known on The Gay
OF sale.
EDWARD G. WILLIAMS.
September 10, 1857
! uELF.SEALING Preserving Jars LOT
y sale bv Rentch e. Go.
! FRESH supply of Drugs, such "a as
X Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, British oi''
Oil Spike. Laudanum, Railways Eeaa!
Relief, Essences and Spices Of all klnds'
April 25 Renfch q 70
i CPERM, Adsman,ine and Tsllow Can
ID dies, for sale by Renfch y 10.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19

Inhalation an Consumption.- See adj
vertisemert under this head.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19

II ELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation.
IIHELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation.
HELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation.
HELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation
Is prepared according to Pharmacy and Chem
islry. with the greatest accuracy and Chemical
knowledge devoted to their combination.
E.NUINE PREPaP.a-
IL TlON. For diseases Of the Bladder, Md
ncys, Gravel, and Dropsy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-09-19
Kansas.

Correspondent of alexandria Gazette.
As there are some Virginans seeking
homes in Kansas, wish hem to know
something of It's soil and climate.
| The lands along the rivers are very good
capable of producing, in many places
hemp. Take, for Instance, the valley Of
Kansas, from its mouth to eighty miles
above Fort Riley; and Republican, It's
tributary, from lis junction for one hun
dred and twenty-five miles, where 1t leaves
this Territory and enters into that OF Ne
braska. The avarage width OF these val,
leys is about two miles. Ali this coun-
try, especially its western portion, is sub
iect to great droughts and this may be
said of all that immense tract lying be-
tween the Missouri and the coast range OF
mountains on the western side OF our con-
tinent, occasionally modified in peculiar
situations. The two streams mentioned
have many tributaries, the valleys OF
which are equally good. Leaving the val.
leys, the country is frequently beautifully
rolling, but often very broken-proddcIng
good nutritious grasses, but during the
summer sometimes dry enough to burn.
The soil, as you 60 west from the points
named,until you approach near the Rocky
Mountains, becomes less productive, yer
mostly covered with good grass. This
part Of the Territory is nearly destitute of
wood with very little water. The soil
improves again, in some of the valleys, as
you enter the mountains; but, taken alto,
gelher, il is comparatively mere hand
breadth Some of the slopes in this
mountain region are supplied with good
pine timber. This part abounds in fine
springs, and is furnished with good water
power.
The thermometer shows range from
twenty-three degrees below zero, to one
hundred and five above. The violence OF
the winds, through the Territory, eX
coed anything | have ever seen, especially
in the winter. The fall Of snow is MOI
very great. EMILE.
Fort Riley, X. T., August l4Ih, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-26
DIED.

BOGERT-On Thursday morning, Jnne .. Emma NJ wife Of
W BukeIt csusRter VI the ate Joseph Pool In the
TIL n a,,. snd trend, Of the family are respectfully invited
s'.nd the funeral "a Friday afternoon, 10Th inst at 81
O'clock the residence Of her iher in law p Boser
10. lS5 Mepousal street. NiihOu, further invitation.
Cincinnati, Ohio, papers please copy.
BAL-On THURSDAY morning, June IS Mrs julia Shaddle,
Her nd. ar invited to at,end her funeral ,h. dsy) .ner
st o'clock iEvu Nc ~ State street ueAr Bond,
Brooklyn.
BAYARO-on Wednesday, June a john son Of John A.
aud Ellen tsyerd, eyed yesr, 10 months aud days.
BRADBURN-R Richard the beloved 81 Thoms, Bradburn
Sstd years nOntn snd ii days.
CLARk On Tuesday June - u. John CLARK OF the firm e
T. Nuns ClRIk. aged IS years
CoRNELL--on "Wednesday June % after short illness,
William II. cornell aged 81 years months aad y days:
eIs john l. stephen H. Ctar.e O Robert O. Cornell
CT his .On nitw SaPaSi = "aade ard h., ,;. broth
Grant Jsmes II. Lsuters AID George " Jewrt Also the
n.Hters OF L. Fyet' Lodge No q Free snd Accepted
Mssons and the itai'y IA general Also the oihcers AM,
beL formerly attached 70 the 5th aud "a Companies OF
National Cadets sab BesimeitN Artillery respect
fully invited to attend ms funeral Al his lse residence No
81 second ,tr,rt on Friday June % inst 81 o'clock m
without further invitation Funeral services az -. Marks
Church aud bis remains viii b. deposited IN the receiving
vaus.
DOUBLEDAy-OD Tbur.ds, June Is, John $ Doubleday
Iii. fieId. sud those of hi, .on. John NJ and William Z
poubecsy are invited to attend toe uqerI on saturday
o'clock M, trn he housv OF W r. Doubleday, No ~
FOwLERon Tue.o.y Jone 80 OF consumption sar,h Mar.
wife II Edgar Fowler aid dsu shrr Of William and Hester
Wst.I. ss.d = years months snd DAYS
HIX0NmIn Mddiebuy Elsbart County, Iud, Of typhoid
Ever Elizabeth A eldest dat her u Solomon aud Nancy
HiAoD, aged q yesrs and day.
PETERs-In Brooklyn. Loss Island Wednesday June a.
Mrs. Jane T. Peters, IN the 28th year Of h-Tsse.
Her msLs taken to Client Columbia County for inter-
ntut.
Albany and Troy papers please copy.
PIERSON- On Tuesday June 81 Elizabeth the eldest daush
Of w aud PeIson aged II years after short but
llEeu.
RIoRDEN-on Tuesday Jane %, Mr P. Riorden aged 50
years
RYANOn "Wednesday, June a. John Ryan, aged 25 years
aud months Lstye OF Ireland.
yIRTtE-On Wedn. .lsy mornins Jun, ~ after lingering
lines which -ls bore with Christian foude Sarah the
beloved wife Of David L. Virtue sg-d - years and months
WYCOFF-On Wednesday June g. after short illness of
spcpicAy, Jacob '. d. Wyoof
TIE friends the family invited TO attend hi. funeral from
bic late residence No ca Bergen street. Brooklyn Friday
at 2Ocl'ok + M.
WOODSln this city. "Wednesday. June "a, at his resi-
G,Ioe No - N,sty Stie,. Mr Stephen Woods formerly
I'm KiIgs County Ireland IN the 5tl year of his age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-26
NEW-YORK PRISON ASsOCrATION.

The regular monthly meeting of the Executive Com
nitee Of this Association was held last evening at
O'Clock. at the residence Of John III. Grscom, VI. D..
No. ~ East Twenty ninth street. Present, the Chair
man, DIR. GRIscoM and Messr.. Israel Russell Rich
ard Reed, r; \; Hsyens, Stephen Cutter; Salem H.
man ard James G.. Holden.
The minutes Of the last meeting were approved. In
consequence OF the absence OF the Treasurer. the
financial report was not submitted. The following
sums have been contributed the funds Of the Asso
citation since their last meeting: Ress Bros. 81 Co..
81 w. Z. Rhineder, S25; IIasket, Merrick g. Bull
$40; No. "A Exchange place, So Thomas Eddy,
s25; Lucy ii. Eddy, $25.
The diaries Of the agent showed what had been
done during the last month Upward of 400 persons
were visited in our detention prisons From this
nunber the inexperienced in crime, trting and fnvo
lous complaints, the peDteBt and the innocent were
carefully selected cOubseled and aided; AZ of these
complaints discontinued their advice - we're
discharged from our various Courts and prisons on
their recommendation; - discharged cOnvicts and
persons from our county jails and penitentiaries
were assisted with money to enable them to
leave the city to those places away where
labor is more abundant and greater facilities
afforded them TO reform; 81 Of these supplied
with suitable clOthing-shirts, shoes hats, caps &c;
l3 persons discharged from our State and county
prisC provided with employment, and a. far
away as possible, and Bibles and other good books
were freely given them.
During the evening several important questions
were discussed with animation, clearly indicative of
thorough desire the part of the Executive Commit
tee 10 carry ont throughout the entire State the phan
thropic object. Of the Association. resolution was
unanimously carried to visit the County Prisons and
report the result to the next Legislature, agreeaby to
their Charter A large number Of persons are daily
calling upon them for pecuniary aid.
Donations and contributions are earnestly solicited
in behalf of this useful institution, and will be
Acknowledged by their Treasurer Henry A. Oakley,
esq.,, No. 90 Wall street.
Clothing is much needed for this unfortunate class,
and will be gratefully received by Abr. Beal the
agent at their Office, No. ID Centre street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-26
MARRIED..

BROWN-CROSWELL-In Hastinss-G2on Hal.oa % Tues.
cay June - residence Of the brides father By the
Ri,hi Rev Bishop Potter, Thomas Brown - Laura A
daughter Of Eev IN Crosvei, go.
BoBBEIT-sAUNDERS-A;S s. Peters Church. BTooklyI-
TUESDAY June 10 BY tie Rev. ME. Paddock Nj Aeer;
hotee,i 10 Miss MaIa1re daughter Of FEcteE:k Slad
etg., 81 OF tia; city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Monday, June :. By the
Rev Dr. MeEhoy Albert Brnkerhc 20 Miss Susanna eiees;
dan sbter OF the late Wa Edwards, al Of this city
HOWARD-SEILSOS-In this city, "Wednesday, June "a
tie Rev Dr. Anthem. +. w Howard OF Providence r L.,
Elizabeth suyyesnt daughter Of the ate John Neson'
Of this city.
IRvISG-KITCHING-At CsIiss. Church. Bay Ridge, on
Wednesday June 81 BY the Rev John Stone, y. D. the
Rev Theodore lrus LII D. Maria Louise elies, dsush
tn Of John B. ktobiDs. eco.
LEONARD-GILBERT-Ou Tuesday. June &C. At whi.ney-
VILE New Haycn County, CoAn.. BY tie Rev Austin Put
psu The Rev j. Y Leonard Of BeTxshire n. " - Amelia
A., daughter Of Gibbs Gilbert esd- OF HAmden
hINOR-JESSUP-On "Wednesday, June "a By the Rev. 7.
Rason Smith MI Joseph Miner 20 Miss Sarah j. JessuP
CsGehter OF Samuel Jtsup al Of this city.
NENSUN-BROWER-ln Albany N. Y, On Wednesday,
June - BY The Rev Or Palmer rhomss " Newson, esq,
EooT ta- st. Psal tsnuesoisl Daily Times, 10 Mss
Hattie D. My tsnthter OF ; D. Brewer, esq CT Albany.
ron is PHELON-In We, Hoboseu, " on Wednesday
June - by tAe Rev. H. CaI~uter 1T Br0osyn Joseph
Potts. ESQ Of Tr.Itou, " J, 20 Maria h Pheon.
TYLER-hUDsON-At MleG's Piace Long Island Tues
cay June - ~ the Rev Th0nss Harms William X. Tyler
Il blookyu Long Island. Lizzie Robbins daughter Of
HGI.,s huG.oL Of the toTmsI place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-26
FIRES.
I.SI ~ METH AvISlL.


a, zbc clock OF Thursday morning, hoe broke 1t
II stvo-story frame building in Ninth avenue, between
Foryfhh and Forty-si1th streets, owned by Charles
Feither, ard occupied by Bridges & Roberts a. feed
store, Thence the flames communicated 20 small
house adjoining, occupied as coal Office and both
building destroyed. range Of stables near by
were at ore time in great danger, bit were saved
through the exerions q the Grsnen. The horses
were rescu.d by the police.
Loss Of Mr.. Feithers $500 insured for 500 IN the
Greenw ieh Insurance Co. Messrs. Bridges & Roberts
sustained $SC0 loss th@i- stock insured FOR 500 in
the s.: Nicholas Insurance Co. NJ. Bridges had
quantity Of household furniture stored in che second
story which destroyed; insured for $500 in the St
Nicholas Insurance Co. No doubts arr entertained
but that the fire the work of an incendiary, a.
when the premises were closed there 10 sign Of
FIRE in the building.
FIRE ~ HUDSON sTREET.
About O'Clock last evening fire broke out in the
toy-store Of Mrs. Lynch No. 452 Hudson street, In
cor sequence of light matter in the show-window
coming in contact with the gas-burner and isnitinga
quantity Of fireworks. Damage $50; 10 insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-26

Steamship Daniel web.er Leady ssw;orieass day. u
Ion "a Is fs..ed barb D. c. YestOn .tE h. go
Steamship Jamestown, Psrr.h, Richmond and Norfolk
ud.e ard passenger. o. Ludism Plea.snta
ship 81 Peter ssvn New Oresn. "a days mdse 10 Thonp
g a.Hult.r. =, 3,
Pr. John W. Lsvst lB,). Byrusi Palermo hsy passed
Clbrs,ar B ~ 5, Wfrr, A., 20 order
Big Fannie f FI-ukor;l Fletcher Ceriaego' June 3D. s1
gLr 70 ". luGss .
eIis ATseita 81 Tuzo Bermuda day potatoes . Ne
Ce Fr:a Jure = lat a ~ !on - - spOEe big Young
KeIublc. Of Pos-iard iT0m Crca
Bs. Cha,tsia of Gcl-aso:ol Hand C.eafaegol June
ls,o t. Than Ffon Hunter
Efis Toksn. MsyheNr Pat Exsn f0r Boston.
Biz Two Boy. OF Wado6oo Cooper, Jerelne June log
wood &c K0ihef holman June l3 In the CscO. Pas
age spoke bark Pride d the SEA standing the eastward
ID lsi IS lon - So spoke b. scAr. Gen Grant Ton 81
Thtu for Baltimore
sebr Opiir, Post, Newark for Pen broke, Me. ~,
setr LUey Ames An.s honGuut ioE Cambhdsepof hes''
schr Mountsn Esge Miller Rondoat Tor salem
schr ssteIa CaTpelter koAdout f1r Ne~ hsfeh'
seir Orion, Davis Albany for New Bedford e, -, ,s.,
Sehr CitiLsD, Ba!sde, College Greek, Va ioo~y' .,
scLr NeptlLs's Bride, G.ilett Charleston 1sy'' '''
McCTesdy Mot: Go. -. 49,, pr
sur l. Pa. ~ Fran kin, H4tehns+ A'y'saeh' IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-26
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK..........


sb,r,-Vu. Nel.on Cheever HAVE, WIN. Waitlock, IT,
C1tiys,cr Russell Liverpool Williams Guion White swat
low Iuserso Kong Kong; b. Adams Chae' d. JoNh Nd
Tsptcott & Go. nj, 4, ~ MI.
saIks-p. DemiI, Hoey, savannah, Demin Co hhone'
III Ne Brett Son & Co.. 81 Lee Morton, Marseilles j.
b Saldy b. LucIe,is Gibbs Boston, Jss Hand Col DIR.
IN r fellow Ro.e Port IN Baltic ". 4. Schmidt.
Biss-ToEn Mayo BO.ion, q. w Simpson; Feraon' Col
lirs BADs,r r II. SANFORD - =,
Go Nafgsr.t Isu.,n CITY Point ia. Hunter Amelia,
K.rp Kry Wet J. fish, J. 5. Hayes, Howell Proyi-
,ct q, a,i.,. J. Msu Nan PLiisdrlphs, Rober. Williams
ON Eoek Wi-u Pembroke uaster Ocean Bird tBr) Lock
tsrt Windsor AcAuiif Nh,eocH a Co. r. G. fei'er Ar
odd Charleston Scrsuton Timan A. Mitchell, Lu.cono
u,s J. A. Mschsdo + Sstteriy. Orihng, Charleston, Nc
Crsacv NottL Co.; N0oorl1 Wood Gloucester, master
} n War, r. Chapuan Neyv.Haven }. 3. Edwards Bur
h h ktrcau r,.ucuih, H1HHlsn : Go Dacen, WELSH
Grcestcr SAM Ccdwin sta GruIrley carbarien' D. :"
erpe.avaEe Cope PLale!Phis New York and Pal
ad.rka AayisailCl CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-26

I'm. p susar ke TO juno ID S z IS on 20 q,
~, sris W.s, Indisn, IL days from 3aifnefeL
sehr bsrdy (Brl Iner,hsn. Eiea;Aen 'tsy' tH to y
SsAs Leroy, o.sSrl. Ncrfoa days 'hrse' to s'av''
SchI Y.asnsursh. Rogers. BA,,hnOre SAys. eo~l.
sehr Lsvins LsEk Cameron. Baltimore 10 dsJs eo'h g
II. BuIkkelder
shhr D. Bale Ke,son virginia days wood =.
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