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Me1irines.
THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY!

/
NINETEENTH CENTURY!
| pROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
Il TIYE.-Says the St. Louis OIo.) Democrat Below
me1Iis Of his Hair louie Such e7dsncs must have Is s
isst when coming from are 5s5ele 10 source II certificate
| useless pufery from the press:
PROF o wooD Co-Gsntenen Having nv nv ate atten
ton called. few moaIhs since to the highly beneficial
application Of it upon my own hair. which had become
se gray probably one third whe my whiskeTs were Of
bottle OF your Hair Restorative and used It. / soon
about twice week have since procured apotbe1 hot
tie. Of which have used some can certify the
natural color and believe more soft and Flosy Than Il bs
bssn before fr yvsnf, 20 vsorS a i ~ nas
old my good WIFE, at the age of two has used it with
The above notice deem due you for your valuable
discovery am assured that whoever viii rightly use it,
statements | am citizen Of this city, and have been
nearly every here and adjoining towns Any use you
make of the above, with my attached your
well myself
1 am truly yours. A. C. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE January %, 1858.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROF. WooD-Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune to
lose the best SoTSS Of my haT me effects Of the vel
rial Of N Tonr nrepaTaon and fmnS h f9 snS ~ ~ ne
very thing needed My hair is thick and glossy and
aSicisd such treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned. Rev. K Bragg minister in regu-
lar stsnding and pastor of the Orthodox Church in Brook
field Mass He is gentleman of great influence, and
universally beloved WAI. DYER.
BRooKFIELD January u. 1853
PROP WOoD-DeaT Sir: Having made trial of your Hair
Restorative, gives pleasure say that its effect has
bee1 excellent in removing Inflammation dandruf and
constant tendency to itching, with which have been
troubled from my childhood and has also restored hair
heh was becoming gray 70 rs original color have used
profit Yours truly, J. 4. BRAGG.
The Restora i've put up Bottles of three sizes VIZ
Large medium; and small The small holds half pint
and reails for one dollar per bottehe medium holds at
least twenty per proportion than the small
and retails for dollars bottehe large holds quart
ory per cent. in prOporOn and retas for three
dollars tie
o. J. WOOD s CO., Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York. Tin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
mentl and ia Market street, St Louis Mo and sold by
all good Druggists and Fancv Goods Deslers. ocl6
WUV 10 NuE 0FMAN0 C0 lQVAV p0D
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Nov. 20.
An explosion occurred this morning in the drug
store of s. Gail, Williams St, damaging the stock
to the amount of $4,000 and burning the porter
so badly that his life is in danger. The upper por
tions of the building were occupied by several man.
ufacturing companies and were filed with work
men, several of whom jumped from the windows
and were badly injured.
Four companies of the 5th Regiment, under
command of Col Burgher, proceeded to Staten
Island this afternoon to relieve the troops now
there.
The Board of Canyassers to day rejected, as
frudulent. the Congressional returns from the 4th
District, (irst Ward this takes 20 votes from Sick
els, who has obtained mandamus to compel the
Board TO count these votes.
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SOCIAL COScERT.-The young ladies Of the Fe-
male Seminary gave last night musical entertain
ment 10 which we were favored with an invitation,
and we can truly say that we have seldom, if ever,
spent an evening more pleasantly, or when there
was so little to disturb the unaloyed enjoyment of
the time. Assuredly, no foreign priHa donna has
pleased than did these vocal and instrument
tai performers who profess to be no more or less
than school girls, The design of the concerts the
Principal Of the School Mr.. Sanford, stated at its
commencement, was not to give public entertain
ment, but rather to invite few parents and friends
to gather together to the proficiency Of the pu
pills, and to give the scholars an additional impulse
to strive to gain yet higher attainments. The CON
cert was under the direction of Prof Bird, and it
speaks very much for him, that he has been able
in a weeks time TO prepare the programme
and to so efficiently train the performers. Prof.
Bird has the charge of vocal, and Miss Mahon of
instrumental music in the Seminary.
The following programme was carried out
l. Duett from Overture of Dinah Misses Curry
and Brown.
?. Song and ChOrus-Pilgrlms and Wanderers
Miss Wilson.
8 Duett-Midnight moon. Misses Wilson and
Kellogg.
4. Song-Father, Iadore thee Miss Brewster.
5. Battle of Alma. Miss Paul
6. Duett-Our way across the sea. Miss Kellogg
and Prof. Bird
7. Haydn's Spirit Song. Prof. Bird.
g. March of night Miss Curry.
9. Duett-Hear me Norma. Misses Wilson and
Brewster.
10. Song and Mothers farewell. Miss
Curry
II, Old Hun dred, with variations Miss Pendle-
ton.
70. Duett-What are the wild waves saying. Miss
Wilbur and Prof Bird
l3. Duett, from Lucrezia Borgia. Misses Cooper
and Brewster.
IA. Fesca's Wanderer Prof Rird
| Is. Adelaide Miss Mills.
10 GottschaIk's Yankee Doodle Miss Mahon.
II. Duett-Oh, haste, crimson morning. Misses
Curry and PendetOn.
The above was executed with spirit and taste
throughout, andwe must be pardoned FIVE refer
especially to Miss Brewster's solo, No. 4; to Mis-
Pendleton's performance of "old Hundred; to the
Duett, No. u, taken from 'Domby and Son." and
which was very finely performed; and to Miss Ma
hons execution of Zankee Doodle.
The excellent music poured forth, the good man
agement which it was apparent had been nsed by
both the music teachers, the perfect order among
all the pupils and the delcacy and good taste with
which the performers were dressed, we're all mat
/ tiers of note and eonmendation.
We understand the school, mas increased in mum.
bers at least one.third, the present term, and
fully one-haIf slice Mr.. Sanford took charge of
it. We shall take oceason TO speak more particu-
larly of this noble institution in few days.
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FROM WAsHINGTON.

The States has a special dispatch dated Mobile,
Goth stating that several Of the persons engaged in
inducing emigrants to Central America had been
examined as witnesses by the Grand Jury of New
Orleans, but that no evidence had been elected to
find true bill against them for violation Of the
neutrality luws.
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MusIcAL.-Prof. Bird, the popular and accom-
plished music and singing teacher, will open a
singing school on Cleveland Heights this (Tues-
day) evening. The citizens in that vicinity viii
not, if they value this opportunity Alright, let it
pass without doing what they can to render the
class "a large one. Professor Birds class at the
Plymouth Church numbers now more than hun.
dred members
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. %, 1855
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

Rettberg Hsusman-Fancy Goods for Holidays
A. NJ Perry Co.-Fagin's Eplcurian Mills Flour.
W. Melhnch-On Meal
D. W. Duty-New Style of Burial Cssket
Special NOtice-Berhave's Holland Bdters
J. B. Cobb 6 Cn.-Aflantic, for Dec.
Hawks Bro.-Ailsntic Monthly. for Dec, sc.
Melodeon-'The Campbsll's are Coming
Phillips, Sampson Co-Ready-Atlantic Monthly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-23

Tie AGH"eT Of stopping the sri5ratiOn Of tie string
= IAs sVeHnsss Of the sri6ratiOn Of thssfring
8, Inequality Of asfone.
6. IhfSrengfA Of string
Z, The grsG. Aragh Of time tr6ich the -
That the public Judge for thsmssIves bshsr
the above statement be true publish diagram Of The ~ nd
AZ modern Improvements. and the Halef Davis % stTs
seePtS @ ne doctrine that We are living in Ggs Of 4-
equal four and that 100 lbs weigh as much a. J
win Illustrate the philosophy the two kinds Of nstrz.
ents and leave the reader draw own eonciusons
], The Hdllet, DaVis d Co. Pianos hare q arsatsr
length Of string than those Of any other make ~
The truth ofthis statement =, an, ba ss.r q. H.,
y me entFs length Of straight string for vbTs-
the rest or bridge pin inserted great - S
o. the piano else the angle would great string uud
snap In t-n before could be drawn up within an oeTs
Is wen kpon that The sOcave piano does No,
taat rs strings are shorter With the improvement
make. P0 VI Any VIZ
., The Hallet, Dapis g. Co. Pianos hare q ,,;de,s
space bst'Oeea tie strings than tEoss of any other
make.
The truth Of this statement Is souav plsfn FINN IT,
% stagnL string occupies no more than simply iis
tor its angle from the bridge to he tuning Mn
SUITS is me bent strings necessarily together M
erare playing heavy marches fantasies and vsrstops
sngs nave 50 much room that they Vbrate freely and
3, The manner Of stopping the Ui5ration.
me vibration Of the string pianos counaencas v
ne @ strikes IT, near the bridge where it Is sopped las
Inc tone Of the bst violin in the world can be ruInsd b
poor bridge; thus proving that the tone Of
rs stopped The vibration Of the string the D 81 pia5o
n WIZ Ute horizontal frets ofcopper bell metal ses
uiarsm q giving to the string soft full mellow ad feTS
WINE IN All other pianos the vibration stopped by urigb
non pms lsee diagram 81 giving thin ircTv lssi -,
ganizatiOns to exelaim: ~ " "-91@' oi-
do not Ike the irony twang piano Il is far ipsrf
70 Ile Inll men tone OF an organ, flute meodeon"
nat the strings in all ether pianos are ben
gogs pm Is tnat sharp angle has 10 in order 70 SION
we vorson In the H. d. c. pir7- strings are rsS
straight over the copper fret and M dawn am te- -
ne Suspension Bridge. Isee diagram :. Bl "
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= Inc erenasss Of the ribrdtiOR of the String.
However good string may be- it win produce unit
10 yioate evenly the string should have but distinct
side see diagram HI and the first motion Of the string
reeede from the hammer In the H Co piano the second
starting point and then If vibrates a thousand times its
motOnis mp, down-up, dOwn-adilfaaen-
The second motion of the string all other cannot be
to return in direct line for the following To
article Of substance forms elbow angle the
Now tis universally known that the tighter string
more rapidly 4 viii ybraie and as the two sides OF bent
arc neEeny drawn aad its lower two sides, or edges
OF the two sides struck by hammer string
eed up instead Of its returning in direct line it
its being perceptby drawn towards The out
side OF sf s1de 0i the angle elbow and It's
the contracted side it receives dead irony esaSf
A which . smother cause Of the unevenness Of tone Of tn
/ old kind OF piano
5, The evenaess Of one
This result of fourth feature; itbeng UNIVERSAL
conceded aCtthst all 9ne is produced by Fraon
| tisereas' Hcr15rE fioF, tie sTeleT the tone.
4, The stIsNg til Of string,
Tn why strings break in the common piant
dwhyt1e invariably break at the elbow or b-gpi Is
srng Ing bent At ss1P Ingk st that point see dis
necessarily ted and Oaside the elbow of the
string bars tie 'rho strain Now If wEoIe sain on
estimata and the strain IS evenly SoIns
o al parts Of me string then one por is as likely to break
it obliged to bear tlis immense strain ta part Of It LA.
eiay this the elsen al woOden{r ed pisnos as all wood
will warp and spring at cha of the atmosphere
EEol9 OF 6trng II
small is stronger than half And can ony be replied
70 by asserting that twice notequal wo
| two does not make four.
T. The great length of time ivhich the instrument re-
mains in tune.
Thsis the the 9Th feature nasmuch as string
aass stretching And it will readily be that If string
four eet in length bears strain h1ndred pounds equal
y in all parts viii attenmore than quick as hall
/ OF astrtng bearing the strain
The truth and philosophy Of the foregoing facts
ing and forcble that the question often 1sked
not ether makers The copper fret and straight strng
IS reason. 1t which
h thousand dollars have already been offered which
sum can purchase Messrs Hallet Davis Co prefer
ply the public with first pstracrs rather than to assist
/ others to DO it, any price.
The foregoing plan Of the Halot Davis Co. Piano
simple lucid and unanswerabe that will guarantees gUe
plano to any enc who will refute its philosophy.
OSSLAN E DODGE
| Cleveland, August 9, 1858
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"a They can't be bought! Heavy offers are
every day made for those gorgeous Paintings on
exhibition at Dodge's Music Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-23

e The costlest Paintings ever exhibited il
Cleveland can now be seen gratis at Dodges Music
Store
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union TeIegraph,
9FFIcE, wARlNe's BLOCK, coRNER OF BANK ARD
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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U Don't fail to go and see the large and splen-
did Cosmopolitan Oil Paintings now on exhibition
at Dodge's Music Store.
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9perial NOtifes.
= wshako and Burn.-shake and Bur

x For GGs FizsETes and Fittiag-Agply
Feq5 Easoortl s Co., los and lO7 Superior street.
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sKATINe.-While wandering about on Saturday,
seeking what items we might deyour, We found
gay party of boys trying the newly formed ice upon
the ponds on the flats and in Mr.. Abbey's pasture.
There is a fascination in the use of new pair Of
skates upon new ice which few boys can resist
No matter how much they may be warned, as to
breaking through and ''going UNDER" they will
never believe that they shall be the unlucky ones
who will get the first ducking. The first pair of
skates are as much sought for and as long remem-
bered as the first pair of boots, and nothing can
cool the arder of the youthful skater until his feet
miraculously slip from under him and he lies upon
the ice with an uncomfortable feeling of having
been hurt The boys may like marbles and tops,
may take kindly to kites and hoops I'VE mean roll.
ing hoops), and delight to bathe in the cool water
at the close of the sultry day, but if is when
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-23
MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES' OF THE UNITED STATES:
1t has been my good fortune to restore health many
Thousands Of my coUntry-womon.
My has excited the malice Of the envious and
eGloas their prosecutions have served only extend
and ISL my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Ihavs relieved So long held in afectiOnste and
thankful remembrance BY those who have experienced
nd slandeTers.
Ny friends have repeatedly urged to place my edi
cine producing within the reach of the
ladies Of the United States; but indispostion enter
field occupied by quacks their peicious nostrums
and that unpracplsd cSuntereiters might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations, nave hther pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale OF my
AATIE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Atss yield the enreaies Of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females of America medicine
which rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy Of the ''AAIlE DE FEMME" "
reed onlY say, that il liquid form, and exactly such
have used in pTaccei rance for many years. and
that it has failed satisfactory result.
The "Auie Ge Femme aud mensiruaoI stand the
iston of cause and effect It alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual a1w where it has existed and
where has been from any suppressed,
In oTderto guard against imposition the wrapper Of rec
tons on each bottle Of the Ame de Femme will bear my
signature and both the bottle and enclosing bcx
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package.
PARIS, January, 1851.
rs.,. yols.,1. .,5 11.t.;t - VIII rT.zF rsTcurr
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" IUEtI LlTU ,
Sui en- and sld, with all his rising train,
4 IL Il L..

Nap0r aud clouds and storms,
that he is sat home" and fairly in his element
The coastng place has charms for him that no ball
ground has, and the plat of smooth 'glary" ice is
his paradise. From the time when the Laplanders
used to tie fish bones to their feet and by means Of
poles propel themselves on the ice, to the days
of the present finished skate, the ice has been the
spot to which the hearts of the boys, and girls too
have yearned as they sat in the school house, and
the chief merit which the Polar Sea presents to
them is that it would be glorious skating ground
| Cold and dreary winter is upon US, nearly cold
enough to cover the window psnes with the ele-
giant fresco work of nature. Joyous sleigh rides
| loom up in the prospective and merry, jovia
season beckons Us delghtedly onward.
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J. B. Barnes d Co, Proprietors of the Cleve
sai Plumbing Works, Atwater Block prepared
with arge force Of experienced wOrlmen doing every
scr7 toa ofPlunbng in the most thorough manner on
he scientific plans reasonable terms and short
Large stocks Of Fountains Of different STYLES and
ICES Bathing Tubs OF cast iron and wood, lined with
nned-c09psr, steam heaters lead and galvanized iron
Epss Leather and India Rubber Hosa descpfius
Brass and Plated Cocks including the Paten Selfcos
Cocks recently introduced, Wash Bowls and all kinds
fWzter Works Fixtures kept constantly on hand All
zTnr vunr nj cd Tug TEurff
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= . nm sMnRRps 3 nnEWRps q
HoIIoWay,s Pile and Ointment.

CAUTION TO PURCHASERS. As they have been
basely ted, the public should leanth there
test of their ger uineness vz the watsTnar Holloway
New York and London which appears every leaf of
the book directions visible when held between the eye
and the light Sold the manufactO, No 50 Maiden
Lsne New York and BY all Druggists, at 25e, &C. and s.
per box Or uos noyl6 255
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All Kinds of Musical Instruments constantly on Hand
,(and
o a ~ -@' 'AA WIN
CtadM
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PARIS, January, 1856

For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE,
No % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the PropIietor's prices.
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WIGS WIGS I! WIGS =!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.
They are elegant, Light, easy and durable.
Fitting a charm-no turning up behnd-no shrinking
on head; indeed, this is the only Establishment where
these things arc properly unders,oC and made.
233 Broadway, New York.
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Long experience the Trade and abundant facilities foE
buying Goods to the best advantage. viii warrant to
sure our customers that we can offer them Inducements
SECOND TO NO HOUSE WEST OF NEW YORK
We therers respectfully invite the Ladies of Cleveland
and country. iiners Country Merchants, and all buyer1
Of Goods in line, call and examine stock and
prices
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD d CO.,
OCT dSw4m 2l6 Superior ST. first Store above Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

The following is synopsis OF bill in relation to fore.
closures upon railroad farm mortgages, just introduced
into the Legislature OF Wisconsin--
Sec l. The right OF defendant OF foreclosure 10
q Jury trial
sec 2. The right TO inquire whether the railroad
pany had right, under their charter 10 take farm
cages and sell the same.
FEC 3. The right of morgager to introduce testimony
In regard 10 the consider alton received for such morage
and becomes the province Of the jury 10 decide whether
not a valid consideration has been given.
sec 4. The last report made by such railroad company
shall be sufficient notice 10 all persons who may
bought farm mortgages OF the and labintes Of
said railroad company, OF the property held, ho~ far
the road is built and all facts connected with the con
strucon and condition OF said railroad and railroad
paDy.
Sec g. The defendant shall have the right 70 bring cv
dence whether not said company the sge1ts have
made false representations in procuring hose mortgages
respecting their means prosperity ability to build tho
proposed road or in regard TO the route locating OF
said road, sc,
If this bill should pass will be difficult 10 snlorce the
mortgages
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Miscellaneous and Disasters.

The obgng pursers Of the steamships Alabama from
vannah aud james Adger from Charleston both Of which
arrived yesterday. have thanks for favors.
snir OrowOrro Mason from Chnchss for Cowes before
reported At Rio Jsoero In dsres had been condemned ard
sold prvous " l4ih Ut
BRe CHAs EDwARp Hssse from Cardetas OF and for Bel
fast with and molsses went ashore sheep Island
Bar, Ne morn OF 1Hh Extent OF injury unknown lsnce
Sem PlILss Hfnan Rockland from New York struck
Bee leland Lodges Muscle Ridge Chanue causing tbe
Spruce Head, leaving Capt board but soon returned
ana With the assistance shore came OF he
Of corn and -four.
scBRJArrs BAnRouR of NJ DESERT Branscom FOR Boston
with wood strust on ledge In FOx Island passage and
acfcn assisted her and she was po upon Inc ats NH win
loss OF shoe and most Of deck load.
pcHR ionNsor Burnett al Charleston from rhIladei
PIMA cTrfd away ainmaet and head ~ foremost 2st
before reported.
The steamship Fmrire City of the mall line win leave this
evs,urpus passengers mar be here that
Will re reduced eomewlet There Will probably be
position boat Ihs Moses Taylor will follow on the eh, her
The steamer Osprey lately ashore on Plumb Island wa
axe on the Screw dock Friday for repairs she has
bottom The erin Golden State was Yesterday k en- on
large Sectional dock for repairs.
I.uScuEp3sh from Wards yard Kennebunk. supericr
high decked brig Of 81 named Wabash owned by carr
VIM Lord dr and others be comrnendedby Capt Hodgdon
Of saco.
Notice hereby riven that the MN and Can Ruoys belong
ing Vines Sound ani Buztsrds Bay viii be replaced
aPs We @ be n1s e
BY order ~ he lghihouse Board; -, 49,
Bosioo. March 70, issS
Ms,s is.es ieds,. q * 'cU,h = gSrpsWeIi sound
~ order ~ Ne Ideh'ia lse Rosrd.
TliTO GREhN, Lighthouse Inspector LIST dist
Po-Jsnd March n, MS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28

Tbe eseratnrs 4 Tive United States Branch Hlut
n~ the month " February * this yea are "a fo
i0ws -eSl, bulle1 received the amour, Of
1lo % Consisting Of mixed silver and bars
Dor coinage The amount Of gold bullion received ia de
tine and Imported bars later melt nal
wa Tor Coz 6sls IL ounces; bars 12ggT o. u.cs
totAl It'll y ouBcef. The coinage for the month OF
February con sied o. IS 500 pieces In double eagles
r,ncunng IN value e s7ooC0o. Total number OF gold
oevoeits Tor % mon & February, CO. No silver
coined during BE- moRtl.
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Br brig Grsndec. Dakin, from Maianzaa

Steamships BLACK Warrior, Havana snd New Orleans so
rida and Thos Swami. Savannah: Nashville and Memoirs
Charesion; Jamestown Norfolk ships WIN rro'h,urhan
Havre Orpheus (Breml Bremen: James Reeler London
Mecsor New Orleans; barks Warren Fisher Philadelphia
brilliant New Orleans Alnah Fllzabethpor NJ hrigs MAJ
Queen. Philadelphia Marine -: achrs Sarah Mills he
othera.
Wind at sunset W.