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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-22
THRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE


By virtue of q deed of trust, from William Boot
wright to the undersigned, trustees dated the
sth day Ct April 1871, recorded in the Hu.tings
according thereto, we shall proceed to SELL on the
premises, at public auction, on FRIDAY, the 18th
ginning at 4 o'clock p NJ, the following valuable
said deed:
LIST A half acre lot of grourd lying at the corner
LIST and Broad streets, designated lot No 723 on
the plan of the city with the brick stores and dwell
ect to estate for her lIfe in Mrs. Priscilla Boot
wright, (aged ~ 10 part of said property, which
will be designated at the sale.
I'd. Another half acre lot of ground, lying on
Grace and LIST streets designated in the plan of said
city, as lot No TAI.
3D. Another half acre lot of ground with part of
the improvements and appurtenaDces thereon lying
on Broad and LIST streets. designatedin the said plan
as lot No 742.
roe and Broad streets fronting 90 feet. less
on Broad, and running back about l32 feet to an al
The real estate above mentioned will be divided
and arranged TO suit purchasers and is certainly
among the most valuable in that part of the city.
plat and survey of said real estate will be exhibit
And on SATURDAY. the 18th June, 1883, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock NJ. at the residence of VIM
Bootwright, on Broad, LIST street, we SHALL in
like manner, proceed to sell the household and ktch
en- Furniture, conveyed by said deed. embracing the
yersonary interest of VIM Bootwright in the fol.
lowing slaves viz: Chloe. Rebecca and her three
children, Mary and her four children, subject to
the life estate of Mrs Priscilla Bootwright therein
and also other personal property. An arrangement
has been made by which Mrs VIM Boot@right will
unite in the deeds so as to vest full title in the pur
chasers.
TERMS One-fourth cash. the remaining three
fourths upon credit of one, two and three years,
respec lively, with legal interest from the day of
SALE the purchasers of the real estate give nego
table notes, secured by lien the property; and
credit payments of the personal estate, to be
cured by approved endorsed negotiable notes The
taxes for 1885, the real estate the purchasers to
pay. WIN TAYLOR, r..a
K k H0WIS0N, AruStee''
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il APPERsoN. Aucts.
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By Henry W. Quarles,
(No $50 Main street.)

NEW AND Ell Egg ANT STOCK OF
~ JEWELRY.-I will commence the sale, THIS
elegant stock of Jewelry consisting Of dne assort-
ment and latest STYLES
- These goods are direct from the manufac.
turers, and are warranted as represented.
ep2l HENRY W QBARLE4, Auct.
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FOR SALE-A very superb
~ Or Milah Cow with a young bull Calf Calf
aea@&s==sSXs - d thorough bred Devon bull she
~ leaz+t "a nay farm, four miles below Richmond,
acre she can be seen by any one wishing to pur-
elhs A-r. FRANK G.. RUFRIN.
a}HEEE Blu, CHESTERFIELD Co., May IS, 1883.
my H-3tagu
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BOARDING. Al
s'HE CENTRAL HOTEL

4
s{f,..u. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
nIastsa az the corner of Grace and 9th streets front
nB tue northwest corner of the Capitol Square and
oest 70 the Washington Monument will be in readi-
INV M 70 receive guests on the LIST January 1853
.a ine locality In point of contguty to business
SSslng adjacent TO the Capitol Banks Custom Uouse
Merchant Mills, and Warehouses, together with it,
neuthiulness, because of the beautiful promenades
ausfded by the Public Grounds immediately In 'front.'
fenuert at once attractive
Win such advantages, the proprietor appreciates
in undertaking serve the public
70 meet winch, he gives assurance of ample supplies
and the most assduons attention TO the wants Of all
VINO may favor him with their company
DE 2o-dts FRANCIS j. SMITH Proprietor
II 0ARDING-Mrs C. F. PEGRAM.
- - PARK HOUSE, Bank street, has now vacant Q
laFge ana desirable rooms, suitable for gentleman
ana hisiady. Location pleasant and convenient to
business. References required. fe 3-ts
PRIVATE B0ARDING.-MRs j. o.
JAMES & Miss e. A. BIDGOOD, having rented
me very desirable residence of Fleming james, on
oth between Main and Franklin streets close to bu
siaess, and in the retired part of the city will open
u ior the accommodation of persons desiring Board,
on the lSt day OF January next. The house has sew
eral large and desirable rooms for families Also,
an eince IN the front basement. They can accommo-
nate lew DAY BOARDERS. ia 20-dly
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Sale conducted by GODDIN APPERsoN. my Is
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE, IN MANCHEST 9R, ON Balm
BRIDGE AND BARNEY SFREETS.-As commis-
Court pronounced at the May term 1885, in the suit
of Moore ag'st Day. &C." shall proceed TO sell,
at public aution, ON the premises on FRIDAY, the
18th day of May 1855, at IA o'clock, NJ if fair, if
not the fair day. the real estate in Manchester
of which w " Day died seized, fronting about l40
ming back about 1870 feet, having thereon two old
framed tenements.
TERMs-Half cash; balance payable 18th Decem-
ber 1885, for negotiable note, interest added, and
title retained till last note is paid The taxes for
1858 to be paid by the purchaser.
B II NASH. oC.mr,s
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FURNITURE.
Il HAIR AND sHUCK MATTRESSES.
FEATHER BEDS, &c.
SAMUEL w HAYWOOD,
GOVERNOR STREET,
RIG III N o n d, vIR GIN "A.

You will find at the above establishment the lar
ge.t and most complete assortment Of
FUksITUkE. MATTRESSES. Co.,
in the city. The goods are manufactured By the
most experienced workmen, and made Of the best
materials
The TIMBER. in sill cases for Wardrobes, Bureaus.
Chairs &C Ii well SEASONED before being used.
IL win be to the interest Of all In want OF 0oodsfn
my line, To examine my stock before buying. -
am selling at greatly reduced prices.
my I5--d&cwlm
EXECUTORS NOTICE.-All persons
IL indebted 10 the estate OF Moses Branch. de-
ceased are requested 20 make immediate aymenf, -
longer indulgence cannot be granted, y being Ne
cesssry 10 settle mn the estate Immediately. I'd
sard 4. Dudley. who win attend to the settlement
OF the estate ra be found At his once 18th street.
between Main and Franklin:
En; =; DuDLEY. Exseutou.
INV e--imif
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Private Meals served at ans hour, from A Nj I'm
til I2P NJ.
The BAR is well supplied with the best of IL
QUONS, WINES and CIGARS; Philadelphia and
heading C&SAM Ale, BROWN STOUT and LA
GER BEER on draught
GAME OF ell kinds in season.
Supper Rooms for private parties.
ROBERT REID, Proprietor,
Veransah Hotel Restaurant, 9Th st, near Clay.
?. S,-Persoas from the country be accom-
modated with stabing for their horses, and an ex
perienced and gentiemanly attendant 10 wait on
them. Horses taken to board, per month. SIC
ap Ppm
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D. EXCHANGE sTABLEs.-The

-. EXCHANGE STABLES.-Th
~ subscribers having purchased the Stables
b'm.rly uwued and occupied by sir James Harden,
1880 Franklin street. Richmond, Va, and put them
a thorough repair, making many valuable improve
Sc. Z. upon The same, now prepared to accom-
i-3ia;e DtpF aHS, Transient and Board HORSES.
NPyu az favorable terms az any other Stable in the
t.-y. They have also two MULE LOTS, both Of
"3lcf ere IN good order.
it"It chu Always be found at Stables all kinds
" ,hphshc, from the finest pairs TO the common
BIw h0rss.
fAere are large number Of fine Horses for sale
A.re az this tins Also, Il lot Of No MULES.
" e viii BE- glad 70 purchase CORN or OATS at
any lime VI the farmers.
JOHN b. DAVIS.
ALEX. b. HUTCHINSON.
n. Our Osslers are all experienced and 20
.it-, DAVIS HUTCHINSON.
ap l5-3ms
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. 77qTU REGIMENT OF VIRGINIA
A B GUIG0N.
WM LLOYD,
j w HANCOCK.
ATTENTION, VIRGINIA RIFLES
FAYFTTE ARTILLERY-Meet

tl-3 at the ord Market Hal, this PaIDAY)
l..SS evening AZ O'Clock, aud
-ssS-z PARADE at the Richmond and freder-
--HurG Drpot, On SATURDAY morning, at Ia
i-rL IN Winter Uniform.
81 order Of tie Commanding Officer
my 2l-2t LOUIS B0TT0. 0s.
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p uEIURs No t.
:, This Command will assemble in
'front.' Of the Capitol in full winter uniform on SAT
LEDAY. Nay 22d, at ia o'clock, A III, for tour OF
d .lr days camp dGty.
tts-H. member viii provide himself with two blank
r,s one towel three extra shirts one extra pair
yat gloves one extra pair socks and drawers, three
.xtCs Cuilar4 and one pair white pantalOons.
Nga commissioned officers and privetes not already
roviie Win kpapsacks, will apply for the sameb By
I4y evening 2lst inst.
my 1T JNO MCDONALD, Os.
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TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
L REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, IN THE

TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
4 REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF HEN
R1C0.-By virtue of deed of trust from Bragg
and wife to the undersigned trustees dated the 9th
of April 1857, recorded in the Hastings Court Rich
m0nd, and in the County Court of Henrico and by
request of creditors according thereto, we shall
proceed to sell at public auction ON the premises
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of June. 1855, if fair
III not, the next fair day. beginning at o'clock
NJ the following Real Estate in Richmond, in the
said deed conveyed:
lst A Lot of Ground on the north side of or Mar
shall between5th and 9th streets, with good brick
dwelling and other Improvements thereon, fronting
II feet, running back 1913 feet.
ID Another Lot of Ground lying near the corner
of 9th and Arch streets fronting about 6 feet the
north side of Arch street, and running back about
542s feet with four small brick tenements thereon,
occupied by good tenants, at fair rents.
3d. Another Lot Of Land on the east line Of 9Th ST.,
between Cary and Canal streets. fronting so feet
9th street, running back 100 feet having thereon
lsrg e frame dwelling and other improvements.
And on THU RSDAY. the 18th OF June, 1858, COM
fair day at the residence Of MT Bragg, in Hem
rico county, on the new Charles City Road, about
three miles from the city of Richmond, sometimes
called "0ak Grove will sell also, large amount
of valuable personal property in the said deed con-
veyed, consisting of ten slaves: Joe, John, Warner,
lawson Billy, Charlotte, Rachel, Nina, Agnes and
Mara about 20 mules, horses, IL cowsa of hogs,
large amount of plantation utensils and imple-
ments, including wheat reaper, and threshing ma
chine household and kitchen furniture, embracing
the usual variety, and other articles.
TERMS :-0ne-fourth in cash. the remaining three
fourths upon a credit of one, two and three years.
respectively, fth legal interest from the day of
sale, the credit payments of the real estate, for
which negotiable notes are to be given. to be Sc
cured by lien on the same, and the credit pay
ments of the personal estate to be secured by ap-
proved endorsed negotiable not g. Abe taxes on
the real estate for 1885, the purchasers to pay.
VIM. F.TAYLOk, ! Trustees
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PULLIAM s. BELTS,

COPARTNERSHIP The subscribers
~ have this day formed copartuership under
the style and firm of JOSEPH &JOiIN MORTON
for the purpose of conducting general commission
business in all its branches successors to NOR
TON. ARMSTEAD Il CO.. at their old stand. and re-
spectfully solicit consignments rom their friends
and the public generally.
Advances made ca consguments, and Guano fur
niShed 70 planters.
JOSEPH 7. MORM4
late of Morton, Armstead O.
JOHN 3. MORTON,
formerly of Maury Morton
Rirhm 4
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NOTICE.-The subscriber would re-
~ spectfuIy inform his friends and the public in
general that he, having purchased the G ,0P Err
SHOP formerly occupied by Daniel White, situated
on the Valley between Main and Cary streets. eppo
site Stearns l. Fhurst0ns office, is nov prepared
to execute all orders in q OpER -GE promptly, and
on as good terms as others. Always using the very
best material he hopes by due diligence, to merit
a liberal share of public patronage.
my l8-6t* FhANClS NIEDhMAfE Els
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AUCTION 0ALun
...''',vs;.

AucTIon sAIso
~TFS- DR.
By 3. B. Cook { Co., 1ress'
+ EASE, FIXTURES, ruRrYru,v
- &c. or The OLD TREh HOusr 30 . -. ,.
o AT AucIiQN.aWs WI ell Tni1 txf. 80 e .
street. between ID and ID sssests, 81 fSs esoea
Furniture. &c. contained n said hoiser ~. n
lease Of said house from the day Of saje q ~. ~
rant. and can be made one q the bees 49, 80
Term. cash. HB COOK : 90.
my q Auctionssfs
By Richard Cauthorn.
HORSES AND COWS AT AUCTION
=. This day sATURDAYlz 2d = 10 O'Clock. & H.
iss near the Virginia Central Railroad DEPOT mi
sell q auction work Horses; one d . ARE. 6ns
C0Ws.-Also. two fne mulch Cows. visb vos,.~
caves ce-my1 Z oAUTHOEN.s
By Larus & Shine.
A UCTION.-Will be sold at tina Hovsa
~, Lot on THIS DAY. At 10 O'Clock: VEN NO.
Mules; hne Buggy Horse; several Haddle ma H..
ness Horses ! sscond-hand Buggy; Furnitnre ~.
my "a IxRsGGss S : slRsiss Aues
By Thomas W. Keesee.
(Ofice corner 18th and Cary strestsl
% HORSES AND MULES FOR
0NSALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold a., a =
=, tb morning May 2zd commencing q 10 oclk,
Depot. several saddle and Harness Horses snd f~n
very superior Mules. four years old, warrSntsd
my d 10 Nel ''01 THOMAS W KEEsEr Auc..
II N
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again to-day and have band Of music on board ioc
the entertainment ofAI. She made on her last trip
mqsf favorable Impression, we understand on The
0uach'ta people, for whose trade she was built ex-
pFessly indeed, we can rot understand how it
could be otherwise She is perfect in all her ar
angements aud has very clever and experienced Of
fieels Capt Jno. D. Walker commands, and the
very courteous AH George Willard ls The office.
Red Chief for Bagoa Barthoome,c-This new
and regular passenger packet leaves today at P.
NJ. in charge Of Capt.J Shute, with the clever Mr..
O. h. Kouns 10 the Office.
w. s. Nelson for IPabasa Ripas-Capt D. Jane
son backs out his Splendid Jacket positively today
at 5 P. NJ, as above.
TPeadfosd for Lecisuille.-- AT 3 P. NJ. t. day,
with the daily Cairo q. s. mail, this swift and mag
nicsnt pa enger packet leaves as above, in charge
Of the veteran Capt Jas. Mather wish the ever po-
lite and popular Mr.. H. B. Mclaughlin in the Office
Psima Dca1a for PiHsbwg.-Capt- Marsh Ford
in command Of this populsr and splendid pr angei
packet, backs her out today at P. NJ, positively
for all the usual landings on the Ohio up to Pitts
burg. Mr.. I. Meichling is her obging clerk.
Joh1 J. Roe for 81. Louis.-This great packet, in
charge Of the veteran and efficient Capt. Mark Leay-
enwolth, leaves positively to-day at p NJ Shippers
can depend on her going, and should send down the
freight early.
a5-Ihe officers of the fine steamer Philadelphia
have our thanks FOR papers.
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Commercial intelligence.

LIVERPOOL Dec. 81, II.
Since reduction Of Che lere been strong
aud active demand for all qualities aud descriptions Of
principally from the trade but inve have also been
made speculation Tue advance ia ast
eia amounts 20 from 4d6 "a h. applying all qualities
well Sua.s Brazls, Egynaus
Sea islands OF The lower qualities Of American, Md
ding downwards avoiding the extremely dusty and inferior
sorts, there very limited selection offering for sale
advance obtained IN these has in many been
marked than in the Middlng Fair and Fair qualities Of
which The early imports are awayss 30 largely composed
We now place Middling Uplands a. l6d Mobile, 36A
and Orleans, l6d. The oommiee u Brokers paas Fair
uplands at 5-l6d Mobi e, 7-l6i, and Orleans 6sSd
From America there little OF nogeityIhe estimates Of
crop generally the same, but not exceeding so millions
bales
Below we give cotton as taken up to the close OF
the year and Is satisfactory considering the large and
varied nature OF the transactions which have place
estimated amount
American and Gl9 Surat reported 10 have been taken
speculation lao American, go hrat aud no Bengal Zoe
exports that the deliveries The tAde for week
been about 81, 100 bales
The business to-day estimated ~ bales 1900 be'rg
speculation and Tor export the market closing yer firm
quotations.
Tolnorrow l January and Saturday d. viii kept close
HOLIDAYS,
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gt@ 0vlems stloneu stIarAtt.

CREscExr oFFioE, No. 10 Camp street,
Monday Evening, Jan. .. lS5s.
The week very quietly Under the expectation
Of advices from Europe, there general ipcnaon
defer operations The financial without any impor
change. Paper Of 1feen dae negotiated
the Of II per eert and transactions at l2l5
AL paper such termed Of that cha-ac
ago extremely ard good second class hal te taken
place Of it, II buyers do not choose accede 70 the figures
they bold The business Of the ely is being reduced 10
the basis that viii be very e peper made his
Capitalist have however good chance to invest in
railroad secnres II those Of satisfactory charac not
he found IN this section, carloads Of oad bonds
stocks and mortgages be purchased remarkably
conditions in New York, Boston and oher Norhen cities
ranging 1905 pes discount Wall street sewYo h
will furnish abrndance moments notice. dealers
IN securities have for investment besides good
commercial paper in this city.
Exchange to-day was very iaugr'd The banks asking
para Il premium Tor checks York, VT de-
mand market rmer and sight dss ranged
from paT1 discount Thirty days sight without any
on rixty days sight from 2z2z discount and c34 and
81 Sterling, little offering without any change o. note.
We quote bills with shipping documents from I0.0Js eleF
bills lg76sl0s lOs banks drafts IO91N9s firm
5st@5so and Al on Paris direct at at s.2595 "'1
There transactions stocks to day.
The Board Of Directors Of the Bank Of Louisiana de sl ed
dividend Of per olt Of The earrings FOR he last six
months payable resident stockholders Monday
February (nex Monday New the Monday
March.
annual election for Directors Of the Bank held
day. The following gentlemen re.arnel
wv Montgomery Ambrose Lanfear merchant and Planter;
Michel Heine active merchant j. W. Burbridge commission
merchant Jchh d. NASH retired earria,e merchant David
urqubart sugar and factor; Edward h
r. Generes stock and exchange broker Washington acson
cotten fctor; Jonathan Montgomery retired ehapt Ley
Peee attorney law Henry Shepherd Jr commission
chant Wilhelmas logari, retired merchant
Condition q ne . INKS 81 Feg sqsode3 Of caeh
freet IfDul he lfgEf of y. ~
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BAroS Rorse. Friday. Jan. y, Senaie---
NJ vans rave sotee hat Ga to-si,orrow or al some
faenre 4 ~ he wonld Introduce bin TO amend Art
Gle AKA al the q Code also.
~ A lin n amend Article 3sq of the q Code also
a hill - re1eai Article $50 Of the O. Code which
was referred a the Judiciary Commit se--the rules
being snspended-and
An Act to the effect that no mortgage should have
farce nnless recorded At the olioe for recording
martrares. Referred to judiciary Commit ..
Mr. Iaiilaw introduced a bin to compensas, Louis
paIons Referred 10 fonmitfee on Claims.
MI Gardert moved 4 Reconsideration 81 the motion
Nv which hilI relative 10 the drainage Of certain
lanaa was referred 10 the Committee on Swamp
Lands and there being no objection, the same WIS
referred ~ lie It,diciarV Committee
HI, rfgsi. An ~ rslasive "a The appointuent
Of Cons Ma m wi er-ss. In certain parish-7 Re
ferred 10 Judiciary Committee.
The sssSts heinr informed tie House yrs ready
for tbeif eng5on. nsoceeded 10 the Joint oraaniza-
ton ID the Han
Sem then ,Sjanrned M Monday.
,Hsrsa.-- House met 1t 10 A. NJ. sixty-three mem
,f.s--.I ,,s,sss.st 3. NJ
NJ Morss moved that the House 70 into an cleo
ton II four enrolling clerks in accordance with
resolution Of wednesday.
NJ pajk wisbed q have seven elected, and urged
tbsf those gentlemen who had come here from the
f1,n.frv win ayiew Of being elected would be sub
ject 70 great hardship Mr. Polk proposed, after the
matter nd lseh discussed at SOME length that the
rrfsl' their services are required.
y M PoIk hei,ir called 10 ofder the Speaker decided
him out 81 ORDER He appealed, and the House by
one vote decided against the Speaker.
vote was then taken on the motion to elect seven
clerks and resulted in--yeas IS, nays "a.
MI. Drsux raised point On a Joint resolution OF
last session. directing that the three traslating clerks
should act as enrolling clerks until the close Of the
session, when they would commence their duties as
transators After some desultory debate, this point
was Ignored as not affecting the pending election.
Gen. Harper nominated the following gentlemen,
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Average quotations OF Fair upand froln The l January
the lsi December, 1857, 81 l-saue tine lsi ils5d
GEOkGR HOLT ( co.
BosfoS jan lsThe money market eonoues TO improve,
although there Is still the difficulty in negotiating
thing bai uudoubied paper. The y PER
cent according 10 the quality Of the payer offered and The
views Of capitalists rega ding
ia;ng and must soon become abundant The bank
This city And New York considered very
$500 spegie and the Ne York banks o.
tpo0Q The aucr have been strengthened within days
hf an nsiameni OF 81 1000 ID from California which will swell
the Il specie held by them ds OF SO co.,
600 The growing abundance money naturally Leads
active movements stocks and banks Railroads. and
Misunderstanding stocks have sought after with
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TuEspAY, January 20, 1865.
4NE9UAi VNIIV1'Il W
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Calhoun Boddsh for Key West via West Fo'd
Pt ia Barris. Motgsu 20
shin Not.h and. FIJI lef. fo- Havre 4 jenkins
Spanish 81 Gen Nina Romero. Cad'z Pug, Mic &cO
Slip Golden $ Mouell, for Liverpool y Whitney &co
Sho Zenoba. Pc ers. for Havre, Baker, Lowell &co
Dark esh,5n, Hrnle for Rio de jeneirO and market
} l. Ph'pps SEQ
Bri, III Be-k Achilles, waike- for Liverpool
Hoghton. Rankin AGO
scr- Mystic Valley, Collins, f. Havana,
Schr sister Kale il, Fetrer for Mobile NV Hunins,on
Iseary, for 81 Mars and Net ort, Post Mel
scAr W Tisdels, Hawk IS, for New York, Master