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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2o.-liiram p Lindsey,
the man who swindlcd some twelve or thirteen
young ladies' under the prctence Of engaging
them as teachers for the South was tried to-day
for larceny, having been found wearing gold
W. belonging to one of his victims
The Judge regretted that the prisoner was
amenable to the law only on this charge, and
sentenced hun to three years hard labor in the
State prlSon--thc cNirn,ne nenalty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23

DoroLAs IN GEORGIA. The Democracy oil
Noxubee county, at meeting las, week; pass,
ed resolution declaring that they Will not
support Judge Douglas for the Presidency
even if he is nominated by the Charleston Con-
ventioa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
CLINICAL LECTURES AT BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.

We are sratiied to learn, that in addition 10
the facilities for practical instruction heretofore
enjoyed by the students Of the Medical College
of Virginia, the coming session will exhibit
the additional! attraction Of Course Of Clinical
Lectures at Bellevue Hospital by the excellent
corps of physicians attached to this establish
mcnt, who will lecture twice 4 week, at such
hours as not to interfere with the regular pro-
gramme of attcndancea at the College. Clinical in
struction; the teaching Of practical medicine and
surgery, by the exhibition Of actual examples Of
diseases, injuries and operations, is justly re-
glrded as the most important part of medical
education: and VIC have no doubt the students of
our College will highly appreciate this addition
to their facilities in this respect With Clinical
Lectures twice week, both at the College In
Urinary and the Bellevue Hospital, it appears
to us that they will have 10 cause to complain
Of y lack Of opportunities for the practical study
Of disease; under the guidance of men entirely
competent to instruct them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23

Dr. Smethurst, who was convicted of poison
Miss Rankes, near London, and sentenced TO be
hanged, has been respited By the Queen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
Roryp Tgrp TIcSErs TO THE GENERAL Coz.

kOtND IRIF IItkEIS TO TIE NENEKAL IUN-
vES7ioy Of THE PROTESTANT ErIscorAL Cnrgcu.-
Tic General Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF the United States will assemble in this
ci,y on the 5th of October. For the accommodation
OF those who wish TO attend, the Orange and Alex
andra railroad will issue round trip tickets from
Alexandria or Washington, 20 Richmond, tor t5-
good anti! the sdiournlnsn. o: the Convention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
A sw1NDLER SENTENCED.

which, about >, 200, 900 are infantry, 10000 CT
valry. l., 900 artillery and $4,000 ri,icmcn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-23
THE STANDING ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES.

The Secretary Of War has, in accordance with
law, made an abstract of the returns OF the ui-
li,;a of the several States. The aggregates are
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. %.O-S

FArAL SHOOTING ArFRAY AT THE EXCHANGE
liDrrl.-Cou-iderabl emotion. feeling and sorrow
We're .yincri yesterday and tlc pfcy;"n- nigh: wien
the fact becanc known that Nh Patrick Oliver
Si.nn,. the worthy and popular book keeper al the
Exchange lIo,cl and Ballard lrT-r aad been fatally
wounded by pistol bullet, the w"inl having been
inflicted hy the hands ci man NAMED John Henry
Melton oi Louisiana. The bal. took elect III the aD-
dom-n, hear ;hc navel, and, .lanc!ns d"anward>,
lodged somewhere III the bladder, and could not br
extracted.
40 l..al investigation o: ;lr matter has Yet taken
placc ~ the case continued Til Friday next 10y
The Mayor, and the accused rc!nan6cd Ia jail. Tie
facts Ut the vii! lee brought out by legal lnvc>t-
.utoii-ai,d do not dcemit proper !" PREJUDICE tie
uccu-ci ty giving Unsub>;antA;cG rnin5r'. Daring
the dav. Yesterday, numbers Of NJ. simm,' friends
hoyercd around MS bed III great nIAciy ~ 20 his
late. After suffering much pam, lac io-ed ni:. having
made li- dying dcc.aration. which Mas placed ~ The
hands Il lawyer. He also bale lis friends fare
we'll ani resigned himself calmly 10 mi; this world
in the prime OF manhood, health and popularity.
Mr. Siuiul> is about =, years Of sgc. and will DC
long Remembered, by The patrols q: tie ENrhan::
and Ballard House - gentleman; OF much courtesy
kindness ana attention. lie j. native Of Chester
;iei and was remarkable Tor hi> friendly and hiss
lencunor 70 al! wiki whom lie Lad any business. ~
We now write be j. ia,t sinking beyond nope.
The LATE FoRGEwrrS.-A correspondent from
his city 70 the Petersburg ESrrc>,, II abiding 10
these frauds, says:
The main actor in these fraudulent operations ! .
nan named j. VI. Lewis, who Las KEPT clothing
and shoe store on Main, between sd and .ith SIS
Three note. executed 70 God,..n * ArI'errcn re:l!
estate auctioUcers the purchase OF piece OF land
in Helr.co county. amounting >ec,Ve!y I" sis3!',
SI27.7>, and 10" So, all signed Ly himself, and rnr-
portin: to be endorsed b! Mr.. NJ. y. Myers; have
proved 10 be arcrrics 4 note Executed to Me'sTe.
Kent Pain. ~ Kent. for bill oi goods purchased
Of them. and endorsed py george lrrner: has ".'"
turned ON, :, bc spurious, lie also passed forged pa
per on Me-,r, Isaac ~ q. B. Davenport. These have
been made known and doubtless other similar trans
actions will come to light in day or two. In the
meantime. Lewis has absconded % parts unknown.
IL, i, described IL being low in statue rather -touty
built. abort fifty years old, has defect in ore eye
.nl .xL.nr. .tn.Eru Z, look. ratucr doMuca.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-23

Hind quarters of the type of innocence,
Whether with peas and mint must dispense,
Orgo the blaspheming the expense
And thus enjoy thee in the fullest sense
= That is thequestiOn.
Rear section of young mutton-tender food
just JUS. in 1It the dawn Of grassfed juicy-hood-
Daintes ike thee should not be served up nude,
But graccd with all the trimmings understood,
10 help digestion. 49,.
Then boil thcpeas-the fragrant mint prepare
BE thou, prime joint! not overdonc-nor rare
Concoct the gravy with exceeding care
When all is ready, serve-I shall be there
l always am!
Incipient sleeps mcat-when on thee dine,
Hot be the plate and icy cold the wine
Three slices midway OF the leg be mine
Then put the rest away-for very finc
Is cold roast lamb! '
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-23
40 BRoAp srREEr, rHI.A., Pa.

40 BROAD STREET, rrntA Pa.
(Ezra) sin lifting the kettle from tho Gre 1t be-
manageable tilted over, and scaded my hands
very severely almost a crisp. 1t awful sight
Tic Mustang Imminent appeared to extract the pain it
healed rapidly without SORENESS aud left of
count Truly yours, CHARLES FOSTER
Such language rs this, is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article is used.
This Eminent is indispensable to Planters,
AMI owners of horses and mules.-Nir John Da-
niermnn, Montgomery, Ala, sold slave for
$500 who was raised from utter uselessness by
this Liniinent Every family should have it.
BE very particular and inquire for the Mustang
Eminent, and take no other.
Sold by all Dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands of the Ocean.
for 25 cts. so cts. and s1,Oo. Per Bottle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-23

myT-ly
FIRST SPRING STOCK!
AtEEtFeGnety low EFeeeSS ne" OPeHAHs -
ISAAC PRAG KRIS.


ISAAC PRAE KRIS.
AVING Just returned from New York with wei Sc
ected and very cheap stock Dry and Fancy Goods,
request public examine Il before purchasing
elseere Ny stock Of Dress Goods will be found to con
Of the styles and guarantee that prices
lower than those other house. would call PaTtte
ular attention Figured Briants, worth richly
IS4e al only I25Sc; Plaid Ducas worth % at t9e lAt
cold ID OhintzsS worth l and other goods IN pro
portion Nusns and Irish Lfnei-T win sell Muslin worth
i2c ut zoe and Irish worth Is At &c. 300 Bonnets
contrasting the latest styles and which being PuTehase
srect from manufacturer will sell cheaper than ever
before. Ribbons; lO Ruchts Flowers and
everything apertaininE the Millinery line and I" which
branch call particular attention the Trade, and will
be offered at the lowest figures
RMBROID ERIES-If wish to find the largest best
and cheapest give call and promise to sell
Collars Sleeves and Collars, BANDS, eTtng and
ElginRs figures than other establishment Mt
oul F Kid Gloves only sac, worth -; SID Mts AZ
lOc worth 2je; Linen Ia dkeTchieEs 4I[cs ECrth
is4 100 do nj iSI BIC; 126 Hemstirn Handkerchief
AZ q worth do at soc, worth ~ superior do
~ 6Ic worth 81 I0b white BriIliants at l2e, worth
IS1S: 100 Pun do at IS Piss well - ntheT
white goods NansoOks, both plain plaid and striped,
ITopotionately 6OOD Dollars worth Of Piece Goods,
Merchant Tailoring Trade and Of Hhieh AN
confident largest stock in Wheeling, will he sold
Trade at less than any other House in wheeling
can sell them examination aud
convinced my ability to SELL Call and anime for
yourselves ISAAC PRkGER,
r,h1i I23 Main st.
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MUSTANG OINTMENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
Mr. s. 11rcn, Hyde Park, Vt, writes - That the
but since tile free Of the Mustang ILnimeut have
sold him for $3.50 cash. Your Imminent has been doing
wonders up here.''
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THE IN T.E LLIGENCER
~ ~
POn10
PnrscRIbED no 4 BUTIFU1 IoWA sou.

PRESCRIBED TO 4 BUTFUn IOWA sQUAw.D = =
Bright angelic bean, my feelinks
Say how could kivcr up. seen, .fdER.
Your hair hanging down so strait, also
So long, your eyes shined so bright.
And your yaller Kallko shirt
Hanging down so graceful and putty,
How could help ii? Coopid -
AS soon as I seen you shot
His arrer with pizened dart
On it clean thro my gizard, or
In that neighborhood.
Do stop still, angelic bean, whilst
Itell my luv TO you-cfyou =
DontI'll drowned myself strate
Off in the Ncmahah creek, for
I can't help it and you know it.
Efyou'll listen. to my love, angelic
Bean, I'll build shanty, somewhere
In Newbraskay we'll plant
A corn patch. well flea away
From this wicked wurld. We too
Will live together in love and
Leave the rest of 6eins alone;
You shall be my Pokohunters, and
The vain wurld shall be for got
Lugly bean, this Pome from =
. Your Burnin luYe..
DwIr BRowN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-23

ON and after Monday 11th Apr, 1889 the Passenger
\ Trains will e daily as foliowss
FIrst-The Southwestern, St Louis, 20
Iumbns Wheeling, BeuwOod Baltimore and Washington
City Express Wheeling daily at 1il0
in aItlore at A. connecting with trains Tor the
easter and Southern cities Returning, leaves Baltimore
at 4O5 p NJ arriving BenWOO az sl6 and Wheeling At
A., connecting with the great Western
and Northwestern Express This train only stops Tor meas
and supplying engine with fuel and water =.
Indana polls Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, Wheeling,
Benwood Baltimore Washington City Express departs
daily exesut Saturdays 745 p n. and arrives at Bait
more P. ~, connecting with the trains for the Eae6
and Southern cities. Returning leaves Baltimore At 1
A. NJ and arriving BenWoOd at 1O and wheeling atSlO
A. NJ This train stops At all regular East Oh
berland. -,
wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leaves
wheeling daily Sundays excePted at 1855 A. NJ arriving
Cumberland at 65S r. II. Returning leaves Cum
S:iO A. and arrives at Wheeling at $50 p III, This
tr ain stops at all stations. J. b. FORDs Agent
W. p. SNrrH, Master Of transportation 80,
L, NJ. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. apiS
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Important to Females.

~ tsnclies for female ieransements from 81 to 81
Relief guaranteed In all cases. Consultation and letters
strictly confidential. Patients distance provided
viii, board, nursing aud exclusive Attendance Medicines
sent hy mall aiea private circular per free
except pa>taS.. Office No 9S West 2fth St New York.
.nav2i- GuI
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j AS. M. DILLON,
1O2 MARKET STREET,
Plumber and Gas litter.

VEEPs constantly on hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
N Wrought Pipes Sheet Lead. All kinds and sizes
Cocks and Valves; Steam Whistles and Steam and
Wooden and Cast ydrants, Gum Hose and packing
all Thicknesscs, Autfction Metal Pure Banca Tin,
Zinc and Anthony Celebrated TROY BELLS and
Crucibulls in the country.
which is decidedly greatest pnp of the age the right
to put up which and COuEtesn Western Virginia
will be sold on fair term!.
f- Galvanized Tubing Incorrosive, AMI for
Quoting pressure pipe, for hot cold WATER and espe
cIay deepwels fecrAble to, and ceaperthan Lead
Pipe.
IA S'il4h be furnished short notice.
~ .ISh DIidf0r oil Copper, BrtIs%tn6 Land.
nOyi9 -.I2aw&w1y
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FncnitN:

TX. LosIEH, ..,,
Observation-Disclosures the Science OF Are"sUI''
business CssGSHas 80
J. n. mn hhSa,
proEessor of the Theory nj PFRe&ic..f tss - -
Commercial CsaicuihiS"us-
H.. II. pa SISS
Associate Professor Of Hc0G- h-e5-as'
n. G. J OH y so
Professor Of Businesg and OFlsttlenil Z.
g. t. WHILE -, q
Lecturer on Mercantile Law;
RIVE. YEATES REESE, - -
.-..s.tH Lecturer On Commercial EtaieS-
. s- TRUSTEES:
E1,,,. .I,o- p Kennedy. Ho-. joshua I'ahsaH''
Hon Thomas Swans. VA. H. -. ~.
jacob Trust, Esq., NhhaI l E,-l,i iil,rary
The College IL nrovidel with ! CoTiiseI'',''
Standard Works expressly for tfr use % .,y
Zach SIndenthas Lesk to himself AM -
SsTe being no vacation during s'oie''e-' a
ter II any time. -. .,s fpll c.srss
Thetime usually required to complete the 'u''
from 70 19 VseekS-
large aud Be Autihlily OFnaHleit''h Gar Cv >
upwards OF squARE FEIT, represent ~ us.
Interior View Ofthe College, vHri"uS 81 ~
penuiansFlfT Eo. ssDtly HnaIlIre@ 81 'hnrg., ~
with catalogue giving full participant. " y
T. X. InSIFR- Ram "'
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SCI YE
Y 0 ] &
HORSES.
HE'M1'
Will YOU
SUFFER.


The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
IMMINENT, is coextensive with the civilization
of the globe Other articles claim to alleviate
pain and distress-this cures. Family Physi-
clans, Government Hospitals, Naval DISPENSE
tories, Fnrriers, Planters, Farmers, Livery-men,
DC, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world No article ever before
received such undivided praise and support
from Medical and Scientific men.
RMEU.REofTESJW
of years standing, has been totally cured. Piles.
JOINTS Felons. Swellings, Burns, Bites, Boils,
Chaps, Neuralgia, Salt-Rheun, and all aches
and pains upon man, and kindred complaints
HORSES CATTLE, &c.
such ms Ring-bOne, Calls, SPAWN, Scratches,
Poll-Evil, Sweeney, Hoofail, &C., are subdued
and cured by the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-23
WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,

ID TIERNAN SON, no. 1s North Charles ST. Baltimore,
oncr for sale the following articles, Of their Im
portatiOn, particularly for family
SHERRY WINES-PemaTtine's finest pale, gold and
brown SlerFTes, In wood andin glass. f-iI ,
PORT Observation-Disclosures competition and white
Port in wool and in glass.
Madeira WINE-John Howard MaTch's dne Madeira,
in wood aRd in glass; AlSO, Grape Juice.
JihannesbeEger, Seinberger, Marebbrun.
ntr Cabinet, Leb mitch, RroIneberg, 1916.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-MOet and Chanlon'S finest, In
quarts and pnts p .fA ..-f t-.-- T 80
BRAEDIEs-Otard Irennessy's fine old pale
BranIics. .-..-..-
RUMS-OII anil fine, Jamaica, Antigua, GRENADA and
from the Islands, Imported direct from London.
lH0LLAND GIS-The best quality-TieEnan bTand-and
mixture of aromatic poison in Il.
quo half chests finest oUCHoNG TEA mhs-1y
Q ARDINES, Salad OIL, French and American Mustard,
ipb8S ". A, EDWARDS BRO,
TTTORCEsTRR Sauce. just received and for
w sale by [ml30I w a. EDWARDS BRO.
- ERLIN Bv Clasps and L and I;ubBeT ilt
ID tny24 ID. NICoLL EROS Variety Store.
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CASES AND CURES.
DYSPEPSIA.

young lady OF DC had troubled with indigestion for
months render great in the
selection Of food After eating, the stomach became
mouth with water, an unpeAs-
ant heavy oad-Ike her stomach, continuing
hours frequent headaches, bowels constituted and
mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia pills morning and night and in less than a
week almost every symptom OF her disease had vanished,
felt like being.
Fentena somewhat advanced In years strong robust
constitution had lately GOOD deal affected with ndi
gpston tongue, bad taste In the mouth
and attended peculiar vertigo and whrlng IN the
head render his riding in carriage,
mounting emnence, quite dHngerous After trying
several things Intellectually he upon the Dyspepsia Pills,
which aIored prompt relief pill night and MORN
Ing works charm relieving ull his vertigo and other
unn mt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-23
OUR REMEDIES BY BTATL.

No family slouI ratlves
They are the only remedies perfectly pied for domestic
and private With them the parent Is arml and pre-
the first approach Of diseases and meet It
at the threshold keen 1t Mt laY riGG of MEDICINE
rightly directed in the FIRST hours OF desease perey cures
that which delay only he Relieved ny long and tedl-
hours OF SUFFERING II at a With these at hand, you
Obliged to await the coming Of that often distant,
posoc bII2teel, or ble, bat may yourself administer
the simple specific and restore the TuddY current Of Ne
again health aud Joy There cannot only injury arise
any from their bu the general influence upon
nstitutiOn bevoD all questTon1s most beneficial.
80 AGENTS WANTED.
We desire active efficient agent, for th sie Of
remedies, every town community in the Unte states
Address, D.. DR.. =. HUMPHREYS, CO.,
No. 662 broadway, New York.
sN-soll by the Druggists in Wheeling. mh1f-1y.
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

gentleman, Is public leoturer took severe cold the
last month"; while travelling and lecturnR in
northern Pennsylvania though add resstng rnhltc agdenees
he was entirely recovered and enabled pursue his CALL
ing without Inconvenience No public speaker should be
without them
married lady of 4ORd taken violent cold, which set
her lungs causing cough pain ~ the side and
hOarseneSS. Such colds usual
very lasting tToubleSnme: hut by taking the Specific
Cough Pills. times per day. in three days she was
trelV well.
young man of % had cough and hoarseness for fifteen
months During weather his voice lost only
speak in whispers pain induced couHhng cold dry or
asng only the morning, quite feeble and enact
ated Had taken medicines with little
benefit commenced with the Cough pils-One PM thrA
times 1er day-and found himself Improving. his
cough nIer softer hoarsenes passed OF strength and
Ippetite improved and In few weeks entirely well
ha wing taken other medicine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-23

HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
Ill freghs intended for shipment the raa must he
N delivered between the hours of and a. ms
none will received after that hour. T. SWEENEY,
sepIO General Manager.
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Founded 1852.
1.BautimoTe a and Charles streets

BNLTIMUkEr " d
TrIHIs Institution II = uiostnEnSDerNeA
ishIns, condition. TFice dummy tie last tao l'i'
IL been necessary obtain larger apartments iys -
eoutpotatIo Of Embarrassing number Ot stadeh''' ~
sent:ng nearly every State in the UnioIi
II nov occupies one Of the most eonsp'eHonS 2p'
biz located buildings In the CITY. The rooms ar
onsiy arranged, spacious and elegantly I1Ta-'r
d. The advantages and facilities here on req 10 s-
desiring TO qualify themselves properly t"r Ihr va
tieE Of the Counting Room, 70 obtain 1hor"1
fic1rI RLsiHeNs Iue.It!Dz generally, are u.se,'
any particular by any similar establishment IN to-
States.
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AN Ode 10 H.nrnb.

NEwRNAsKAY, juno 5 cen -LiIty q
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Miscellaneous Gifts, not enumerated in the above -
List, varying in value from 20 cents to 80 W
ey 5000 Gifts Will bs impartally dis.
ributrd among the Purchasers with $1,000 worth OF
Books Sold Publishers lowest prices
Books that Evans publish himself bought
the Publishers, and in large quantities. Books
every to he found his Catalogue, NJ
prices which would be nducement without the Git
S.stcn, which offers many additional advantages.
Works by the pnpuat authors, living and dead IN
all Styles from the costly to the plain and substantial
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RMEN.RN.aTKSM
HORSES CATTLE, sc

lch ns Ring-bone, Calls, SPAWN, Scratches,
oll-Evil, Sweeney, Hoof-ail, &C., are subdued
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TRANSPORTATION
baltimore and ohio Rail Road.


Il;s g;I5sl
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-15
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, JANUARY IA.

SHIPS
GE@REsf Sen %sGP nca %sn sG Muir
IS sRss EA!fS Hodse RSnqFer e.
Rand RRSEf'fB ns RedS NeSnSE
Rhea Sylvia, Evans, CallaoBSr i r"A'''e' MUIR. 10
Star King Turner callaoPBqyEil 3p Mur.
Ga9sssS Gnaan WHIT MgraS Wifi Rio
FEs5Fs Fss FsgSPP MsPPS SaE Aa"S w, s1"
EP6an Wa% nS cern%a RSnda SadSa
GsnsvSn SBr B NH0T HrGT IGeks
Norva, .Terfry, London-CaprCn 4 Gwyn.
snsiel smae s GGdS Sgs # GS4 eS RsHS Randall
tHi5n' ks"d'isE' HaSiis-Iisiss R$Ssss RsssTs s'
Sn cSGDS wno GooPf
Hobart, Hooper, Franklin, La-Kesey 4 Gray
Nary Mor9n ' % s o%a ApseEagh Son
Ssges Fsr az B SknHgs Chase
Three Sisters, G3r Har6or % Chase eS Co.
"m iia, har''ns'GR sGH66SEERs H96S6GSSEERDunnOek weather
A. AL steIen rRe eGv \ Chase
fmy Emory E !SlhRdm% G6aSe j SsPaa 60
Ara AaraHns Smep a pfS9son Franklin Las Hand Co
ehs se Fogs StronP P'Hiss HssssmS %est SsR
Carlton ayne ys New f@ aoFSESf lyon, lyon
TSsgS banisl NiScs NiieseRFi ,pym1uth MassmaseT
%SoS Kew Yo5P Saso& Gs%sncs5y
so GS,f GrSs iameF smsR Nsshns5sn NsG Lyon
Hope, Frank Richmond-Travers Mitchell.
Harriet Peters, Franklin, La.-Samuel llurbut.
Ida MAILER, Hubbard New York-Rose X Lyon
John A. Stanley, jackson, New York-S G. Hand 4 Co
J. H. Toone, Pennington for freight-W Rhoads & Son
Julius Webb, Fargo, Norwich, Conn.-Stickney 4 Co
John II. Travers Wilmington, n C.-Travers 4 Mitchell
Justina Bandel, Peterson, Rchmond-P Bandel
Jane " Baker, Nanneman, Mobile-Hesen Rogers
J. p Chase, Kendrick, -, W Rhoads < Son
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Marragansett, Hall, New Oreans-Hesen 4 Rodgers
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X. Z. Stannard Jr -, Nassau-Dunnock u Neatherly.
Sarah Cullen New Orleans-IIeslen 4 Rodgers
Samuel Francis, Brown New YorkDunnock Meatherly
Sarah NJ Sherman, Sherman, PovidenceS Phillips Co
| Samuel Jones' Franklin, Ia.-Travers Mitchell.
| VIM. A. Hamill Doritee Nassau, P.mF; I Montell.
Wild Pigeon, Millkin, Provdence-S. Phillips Col
W. D. Carghill, Hawkins, New York-Rose & Lyon.