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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

Wounded-Frederick Miller, aud Augustus
White, of HOlmesville, indiana; L. NJ. Knapp,
Of Hudson, Wisconsin; Miss Hattie KNAPP, of
Auburn; j. X. Gardener, Of Jonesvtle, Michi-
gan; Charles Sherman, of BostonJ. VIM. Elan-
merry, P. Myers, P. Quinn, G. Anderson, W. r.
Anderson, all of Ainsworth, Illinois; A. D.
Piser, Of Chicago; D. P. Rhodes, of Cleveland; !;
Miss Moore, of Freeport; Mr. and Mrs. A. g.
Gurney, of Brooklyn; O. Jackson, and Miss
9. NJ. Elder, Waukesha, Wisconsin; Walworth,
father and son, and G. Bennett, Of Adrian;
Oscar Warpeton, and NJ. II. Regan, lady and
daughter, of Rockford, illinois; S. G. Rose,
of Codwaterj W. j. Hawk, of Charleston, Va
9. Yaw, and lady Of 0tsego, Co., N. Y; A.
Vansycke, wife and four children, of Warren
county, Ohio-himself and one child, seriously
Stephen II. Arnold, of Decatur, Iowa; Mary
Coats, of Youngstown, Ohio; Miss d. A.
Porter, of Hudson, Michigan.
The following are uninjured: Il. W. TAFT of
Susquehanna depot, Pa; Il. A. Gurley, of Ad-
olson, Vt; Henry Crease, of Phila.; Calvin
Hogan, of Milwaukee.
The train, at the time of the accident, was
running at the rate of ten or twenty miles per
hour. The train going west passed over tho
embankment safely, three hours before the &C o.
cident Conductor 0sgood arrived in Chicago
this afternoon, slightly hurt, but he is unable
to furnish any names of the killed.
LATER.
CHICAGO, June 2s.-The following addition
al names Of the killed have been ascertained:
j. Mccarthy, of Holmesville, Ind; Mary
Curran and Mr.. Walworth, of Adrian Mrs.
Sumner, of Chicago; man unknown, marked
with the initials w. S. E.; S. M. McWeaty,
of Fon du Lac county, Wis; Richard Mulda-
ny, OF Calumet, Ind; Mr.. Streeter, of Sparta,
Wis; Henry Fleekinger, of Reading, Pa; B.
fNtall g n
boys named Tideswell. The other seven
teen bodies are SO disfgured that it is impos-
sible to identify term. Thirty-fo bodies
had been found up to 10 o'clock tonight.
Other passengers are missing, who are sup
posed to be drowned.
The following injured are not expected to
live: Mrs. Regan, of Rockford, ILL.,; John D.
Wire, and Patrick Quinn, of Ainswortb, ILL.,;
+. G. Smith, Banker, Wall street, New York,
and Mr.. Walworth, of Adrian.
No fault is attributed to the officers of the
train by the passengers.
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COLUMBUS NEWS.

COLUMBUS, TUESDAY EVENING, June 2Sth.
CONTESTED ELEcTIoN.-This case was brought
to a close last night by the City Council refu-
sing to admit Mr.. Crary to seat in that body.
The Council passed a resolution, instructing
tho Mayor to issue his Proclamation, for q
Special Election to fill the vacancy. "
THE MEXICAN VoLUNTEERs.-The meeting
Of the Mexican Volunteers, to make arrange
ments for the Celebration of the Fourth of July,
met at the Capital House last night, and ad-
iourned without coming to any conclusion in
the matter. They meet again at Esq. Lilley's
Office on Thursday evening.
The PRNTERs.-The printers engaged in
the several establishments of this city, have
agreed to join the citizens in celebrating the
coming Fourth of July.
Costly TURKEy.-A case was being tried
before Squire Lilley, wherein a German
named Och, claimed q turkey, which has
been in the possession of a colored man
named Edward Trent The turkey was re-
plevied, a lawyer engaged by both parties,
and ajury empaneled to try the case. 1t is
creating considerable excitement between the
friends of the parties residing in their neigh
borhood.
The TINNERs.-The timers have held q
meeting, but owing to the calorofc nature of
their calling, resolved not to turn outunder the
scorching rays of July sun. Nevertheless,
they claim to be men of metal, and claim to
have brass enough to appear in any procession.
RAG MUFFINs.-A company is being raised
under the above name in this city, who wish
to show themselves on the Fourth of July.
Their meeting last evening was rather slimly
attended. T1T1A8rg g.k TgEu
CAPTAIN MILLIGAN, who was injured by fall
ing from buggy, while driving, q week or
two since, lies in a very critical situation, and
his recovery is doubtful. .-.... ..
FLoUR.-Flour dealers are asking ST SO for
red, and So for white wheat -four to- day. The
coming wheat crop seems to make no decline
in the market.
PIo-NIc.-The employee Of the several Rail-
roads here have grand picnic at Brush Lake,
on the Columbus, Piqua and Indiana Railroad
tomorrow. The trains leave at half past
eight o'clock in the forenoon. good time ID
anticipated. l.a .-.sa l...
DuLh.-Business of all kinds is very dull in
the city to-day. Scarcely any body is in from
the rural districts, and the city shows but very
little doing in trade. ,.l.,.7 81.
ACCIDENTAL man named Patrick Sullivan,
was severely injured by o pile Of planks fall.
ing upon him, at the corner Of High and State
streets, this morning. t~tu i,.-s rg.l yty
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Tnr examination. Il lhs s.nIn.rr eantinn.

l - :
The examinations at the Seminary continue
to attract large stteDdanoeOf of our Oitizsns.s In
fact, it is tho chief topic among parents ana y
the friends Of education generally. We visited
the schools yesterday, and obtained synopsis
Of the exercises. In the primary department,
in the forenoon, class under the charge Of
Miss Ella Vance--the exercises consisted in b.
recitations, in reading, spelling and dehni-
tions. The reading was very fne--the little
fellows speaking out in a clear pure tone. In
deed, we must say the pupils in all the depart
ments present q neater and more geuteel ap-
pearance than any school we ever visited.
There is feeling of sprightlness and anima-
ton which is truly refreshing to behold. The y
exercises of this class closed with deolamations,
dialogues and select readings. The following
is the programme: t' H ~ Z" ~ SD
Defamation Speech before the Virginia
Convention, John Mock Dialogue-The Use
Of Learning, j. McCloud, and w. Neal The
Brothers-C G. Coffin and W. Stricken; The
savoyet and the Irishman, J. Miller, J. ReddyE
Declamaton-Make way for Liberty, Willie
Gayle; Our CouDtry--Obsrley Solar, The Foot
Ball 0rators--13 boys Valedictory, James Bell.
In Miss NJ. F. McComas' department a
class in arithmetic was examined the first
half hour, and was succeeded by the other
classes of the department Arithmetic, read
ing spelling aud geography were successfully,
and we may add, successfully treated by the
youthful champions for distinction. These
young cup bearers of wisdom have been very
studious this term, and make fair promises for
the future. The school was closed by ad-
dress from the following young men, Maste
Bush Connolly, VIM. Blackwood, John Moore,
and Augustus Stockett, and wound up by
dialogue on Pedantry, by four of the pupils.
The examination will continue tomorrow in
the departments of Misses Babcock and
Barns. f.''..' e.' E'F H'Hh H nv
The teachers will please accept our humble
thanks for so kindly assisting us in making
up our reports of the examinations.
Yesterday afternoon six of the male pupils
in Mrs. Burgess Department manifested their
esteem for that accomplished lady, by present.
ing hera handsome and beautifully bound vol
ume of Byron's complete poetical works.
AT regular meeting of Noah's Dove Lodge
No. 20, 1. o. o. f., Newport, KY, held June
25th at their Hall, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: Robert Hewitt,
N. g.; Thomas Bardsley, v. g.; James Brown,
Recording Secretary; c. T. Clark, Per. sec.;
A. P. Stewart, Treas; Edw. Air, ]. P. Prather,
and J. L. Scoggin, W. q 0. F. Com.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
by Telegraph
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, June l7.-Messrs. Clare's circular re-
ports the market opened with little enquiry. The
prices were weak, but at the close there was more
buuyancy. The quotations are I'D higher The
lower qualities more saleable than at the COM
mencement of the week. but there is quotable ad
vance in prices. The sales of the week foot up OOO
bales, including 1900 bales to spectators, and 5000
for port The sales day, (FTiday) estimated
at 900 bales including 900 bales to spectators and
for export; tho market closing firm the following
authorized quotations.: Orleans fair at 5Bc.; mid.
6l5,6d.; Mobiles fair I'D; mid. cad; Upands fair
71hd. mid. 7Ad. The stock In port amounts to 63l
5On bales, including 1900 bales of American.
The Manchester advices continue favorable; the
prices for goods are higher and holders demand a
still further advance.
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MoNETAR

CiHCINNATI, Tuesday, June 2s-3 p. NJ.
Currency continues In good demand the rate for
Money being from ~ to ls per cent. Tho bankers
arc not disposed to discount owing to the fact that
the LIST and 4th occur during the present week
Monday being the 9TH of July, tho business of Sat-
urday, sunday and Monday, will have to be trans
aCted on Saturday.
Exchange on New York remains firm, selling rate
being y prem.
The Farmers Bank of Missouri and Western Bank
ot Missouri, wcre not received on deposit to-day;
nlcssrs Gilmore, Dunlop h Co., and j. II. Morton \
CO., quote them at one per cent discount
Ia Chicago Eastern Exchange is firm, selling at
2!5 per cent. prem.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

YESTERDAY msrning, about one o'clock, the
porter in the Carlisle Building discovered two
men prowling around his premises, with the
evident intention of laying violent hands upon
such "goods and chattels" as they might find.
seizing one of them, quite a scuf1e ensued,
but the burglar, proving too much for his an
tagOnist, succeeded in making his escape. In
his fight, the porter discharged his revolver at
the rascal, but unfortunately without effect.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

SEVERE AcCrDENT.-A carpenter named
Hofner fell from two-story building, on
Western Row, below Fourth, yesterday after
noon, and was seriously injured. One arm was
broken, his ancle sprained, and one eye consd-
erably cut. 1t seems that the derrick upon
which they were hoisting shingles, gave way,
and Mr.. HOffncr fell upon a bundle of shingles
below. DR.. Norton was called, and promptly
dressed the wounds
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

YESTERDAY afternoon, about four or FIVE
o'clock, Edwin j. Abbott, q nowsboy, of
Cleveland, was sun struck at the corner of
Third and Sycamore streets. He was promptly
relieved by DR.. W. H. Beck, and afterwards
carried to the Henrie House, where he is now.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
River News,

ST.. LOUIS, June 2S, P. M.-Tbe river is
again at q stand at this point and all the upper
steamers are reported on the decline. The
weather is oppressively warm, the mercury
standing at "a in the shade at 8, P. M.
PITTsBURe, June 2s, P. M.-River feet Q
inches by the pier mark. Weather clear and
warm. No arrivals and departures.
LOUISVILLE, June 20, P. M.-Riyer falling
with feet 6 inches In the canal.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

The Legion of Honor will hold a meeting
this evening, at the corner of Race and Long
worth streets, to make arrangements for the
celebration of the Fourth of July.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
Arrival of the Nova scotian at Qnebec

QUEBEC, June 2s.-The steamship Nova
Scotian arrived here this morning at half
past ten O'Clock. Her voyage was rendered
longer than usual by contrary winds and the
dense fogs in the Straits of Belle Isle. She
passed the Hungarian, hence for Liverpool,
on the 18th. The latter steamer probably
reached Liverpool on the Goth inst.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

LAST night man broke into the house of
Christian Hooker, on John street near CLARK,
and stole silver watch worth about twenty
dollars, and some women's wearing apparel.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
Terrible Railroad dAccident--Twenty or
Thirty Persons Killed.

CLEVELAND, June 29.-The train from Chi
cago on the Michigan Southern road went
through culvert near South Bend last night.
The accident was caused by the washing away
Of the culvert. II is reported that from 20 to
80 persons are killed.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The stream where the accident occurred is
naturally but rivulet swollen by the extraor-
binary rains of the previous afternoon and
evening. Floodwood probably ohoked the
culvert, converting the embankment into a
dam, and the great weight of water, with the
concussion Of the crossing train, caused the
sad calamity. '.. 8
There were about one hundred and fifty per-
sons ON board the train, thirty of whom have
been taken from the ruins dead. Fifty or
sixty are wounded, and the rest have not been
heard from.
The following is list of the killed as far as
has been ascertAined: Hartwell, Express Mes
senger; the engineer and fireman, both named
Chulp; Harrington, Baggage Master; @. w.
Smith, Road Master; Mrs. 3. P. Gillett and
child, Of Stone Mills, N. Y; Thomas Misham,
Of Michigan Nty.
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Arrival and Departure of steamers.

AupIvAJs.--B -Bostona Portsmouth, Boston, Dig
Sandy Diamond, Com. Perry, DR.. Kane aud Pro
eress, Pittsburg; Liberty, Wheeling; Dacotah, New
Orleans; Jacob Poe st. Louis Lancaster, Maysyille
Tigress, Madison; Superior, Louisville ..I.
DEPARTURES. -Dostona, Portsmouth; Boston, Bic
Sandy Liberty, Wheeling; Lancaster, NIaysyille
Tigress, Madison; Superior, Louisville; Or. Kane
81 Louis; Progress, Louisville; Com, Perry, Nash
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

UNPAIp LETTERS DETAINED FOR PosTAGE-JUNE %.
Doctor Hoofaud, Philadelphia, Pa.
Perry Davius Providence, r. L.
Jeremiah Ready, Cleveland, o.
Wm. Oliver, Leroy, Ill.
Daniel Kaylor, Chattanooga. Tenn.
q. Ostendorf, Lafayette, Ind.
Hamilton Gilbert, Leroy, ILL.,
Mrs. Chas. II. Holmes, Canton, Mass.
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LATEST by TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY PRESS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY PRESS.
gs-See telegraphic news on first page.
Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
LATER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
AUSTRIANS STILL RETREATING.
THE LIES ADVANCING.
FORMATION OF BRITISH CABINET.
FORMATION OF BRITISH CABINET.

HALIFAX, June 28.-The Royal Mail Steam
ship Arabia, with dates from Liverpool to the
18th inst, three days later than those fur
nished by the Nova Scotian, arrived here at
noon to-day.
There are no battles to report, and accord
ing to the latest advices from the seat of war
the Austrians were retreating from the 0glio
towards the Mincio. The allies were ad-
vancing rapidly and concentrating their
forces for decisive attack. A battle was ex-
pected to occur within week.
A naval demonstration in the Adriatic was
also impending.
Lord Palmerston has succeeded in forming
strong Cabinet, embracing Lord John Rus
sell, Mr.. Gladstone, Lord Elgin, Richard
Golden, j. M. Gibson and Earl Granville.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

ADAM BARRISGER, fcl committing a tech
nical assault on Caroline Freon, was before
Judge Lowe yesterday morning, and was fined
81 and costs.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

HENRY MoSTELT, a German, for recklessly
driving coal cart against the carriage of Mrs.
Platt, was fined 50 and costs in the Police
Court, yesterday morning.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
IBy IeItBraph.I
Baltimore Market,

Flour nominal at Sc f2G6 rs
sOs.
Provisions steady.
Whisky dull at 2sc. for Ohio.
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[By Telegraph:l
London Money Market.

LONDON, June II.
Consols quoted at 992 926, for account and div
dend.
The money market is unchanged. The bullion in
the Bank of Engla nd has increased G7,OOO.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

The jury, in the case of James Mason before
U. S. Circuit Court, returned sealed verdict
yesterday afternoon.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
[By Telegraph
Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL, June II.
. Breadstufs-Messrs. Richardson q Spence's circu-
la reports the market dull at Tuesdays decline
Corn has declining tendency, and all qualities arc
low or than on Tuesday. "
Proyisions-The market is declining.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

An English missionary, now in Sumatra,
lately wrote home that he chad the melancholy
satisfaction of examining the oven in which
his predecessor was cooked" .
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

bushnell, who was sun. struck on Monday,
died yesterday morning about six o'clock.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29
Arrival nr ine fsrannda

New YoRx, June 2s.--The steamship Gran
nda has arrived from Aspinwall, via Key
West. She left Aspinwall in company with
Che Moses Taylor, arrived here on Sunday.
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[By Telegraph
New York stock Market.

.. New YORK, June 25.
Stocks steady; Illinois Central 81; Michigan South
ern, 8; Canton; ISM Gaena and Chicago, e36j Cleye
land and Toledo, 254.
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A UCTION SALE. COOPER &

a UCTION SALE. = BY COOPER &
1A STOK les Sales s-rooms No. II East Fourth
stseet-Central Dwelling at Auction, on Wednesday
Morning, June 20 1885, at 10 O'clock on the premises
will be sold at auction, that Central House and Lot
No IA broadway, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
The let is "a feet inches front, and l70 feet deep
McAllster street. The House is two-story Brick,
Of l2or IA rooms with gas, bath room, large hall and
the modern improvements. Good Coach house and
Stable on McAllister-street; (; all in good order.
Terms-One- fourth cash balance in one, two and
three years, with interest from day of sale. Title
iindisputable Possession given Immediately. The
House can be seen at any time by calling on the
Auctioneers, at No. II East Fourth street.
je27 COOPER STOKES, Auctioneers
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Local News.

METEoRoLoG1cAL OBSERVATIONS, for the Daily Press.
by HENRY WARE, 0p,ician, No. I West Fourth street
Corrected daily. June 2S, 1859
DarOmeter. Tharn1OIpp NJ
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AUCTION SALES.

"A UCTION SALE. W. 4 L. AR
- NOLD-No: 80 Pearl street. corner of Walnut
VIII be sold on Wednesday, June 29, 1852 commence
ing at o'clock, A. NJ, desirable stock of seasona
bic Staple and Fancy Foreign and Domestic Dry
Busters and Mantillas, Summer Hats and Caps, Sat-
nets, Cassimercs and Cloths, Dlcached and Brown
Sh-etngs and Shirtings.
ALSO AN invoice of splendid French Embroid-
ertes, such as Collars, Sleeves Bands &c.
je2S ID, ID, Lock WOOD Anctioncer
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a UCTION SALE.-BY g. BRASIL
IA EARS & CO., Saes-rooms Nos. 81 and so Main
street. Catalogue Sale Of Boots Shoes, Caters, &C..
we Will sell, on Thursday morning, June 3O at 9
O'clock without reseIye-Closng Sale of Sundry Con-
signments-l20 cases Mems, Women's, Misses Boys
and Childrens Boots, Shoes, Caters, Slippers, &C.
je2S G.. BRASHEARS & Co., Auct' RS
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

WE are indebted to James H. Matthews for
the weekly report of receipts and disburse-
ments of the County, ending Monday:
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-29

W ANTED - A GIRL - To do general
w housework in a small family. Recommen.
dations required. Wages 80 per week. Inquire at
81 baum 81. je24-c+
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"ANTED PERSONS DESTROYS OF
W learning RLEGTRO- PLATING, a valuable
srt greatly In demand all over the country, can be
Iansht IN few days, by applying to Dr. RICTiA RDS
Dentist, No. Sycamore street. je25-awt
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CINCINNATI, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20.
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WANTED-sI,O 900 OR 81 600 for two

three or four years at 10 per cent =, on good
nnnincu cumOered, improved Farm, abou, twenty miles
from Clncihnati, along Railroad Title perfect,
tronerty worth S5,0O0. Address at once EXPECT.
ANT, Box 952, Cincinnati, o. je27.b+
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-15

INV AVN. The Rescue had arrived at Alexandra 90
saturday night with 100 bales cotton on board-sen
days NON Shreveport
M s,serner Violet came 10 the landing yesterday
i noon, having been recently repaired and renovated
~ vill Ieaye this evening st O'Clock for the Red
river, she = without any exception, the lightest
ra boat Il ON lsvee, drawing but IL inches water.
hippers win do we'll BY ssndisg down their freight
vith III possibls dispatch, - she will 90 through
without ths slightest detention. Captain Roberts,
an Of our most courteous and efcient steamboat-
men, i her commander. 80.
The Alexandria (La.) American, Of the 10th, says
TIE RiyKR-This institution Of sand bars is dead
low, and sti declining, though slowly. Navigation
1t this point u almost suspended. The very lghteat
draught boats can yet, however. by tight suggesting
and hard tugging, manage to get up to this place.
The Nashville Banner Of the Sth says:
The river is al present distressingly low down in
the mouth and at the shoals Only twenty inches q,
the last heaying Of the lead, exclaimed uio 81,
heaving sigh Repeatedly has the Cumberland en-
deavored to rise above the petty yexations OF tns
transtory life and the rocks at Harpeth, but Inc
weeping clouds have hitherto proved rutiess u pro
dncing sympathetic swell IN the BOSOM .. sne ,.a
jestic serpcntine. Only one steamer arrived since
our last issue.
The Red river packet Robert Watson, Capt. John
smoker With 3s4 bales cotton, was the only arrival
nm 70 O'Clock yesterday. She will leave again on
Friday.
Red + Chief for Red River.- The very light
drauebt passenger packet Red Chief, Capt B. W.
Kav. commander, Mr.. J. B. Perry, clerk, leaves at
o'clock this evening for Alexandra and way land
ings. 4a4s
Il Sal;ne for Lo,cer Isnsds-The extremely light
draueht racket Saline, Capt. George Miller, COM
-. -. n. cprn n Miller cleyk will leave this day
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CONN1RNecS.

NEW YoRK-Pev ship Juliet Trundy-Aby Catching
T H & NJ Allen-R l. Adams kco-J Albert Bauer
G T Buddecke &co-M Brady &co-Braud Landry-Brasg
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con Benelc-Brander 4 Hubbard-E L 4 Bonnst-Back &
Hol,z-J Gockus-P H Brnton &co- Blake Tower-Jno ID
SOM Bur"sde-Carroi, Hoy &coCurer, Harrison
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ca-GiHen Smedes &co-Gllis, Ferguson ECO Goldman
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