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, 1860-03-28

nOCk TO RENT-Que hundred
and .lkty feet 1ir4r, 30 fctt sep. n<ar Twelfth
sire. on Wet SIDE So1th hraac Of chicago River The
fumbr ocruptd by Brus Of the b~st
locations the Lumber tHadc CITY, will rent cheap.
1elt eae aaf In utua~r. Inquire at Us AL1oph s1es
Up S:afn.
fuh3;t4:5 In L. 4. WILLARD.
, 1860-03-28
Steam Boiler Iu*pcctton In Cities.

Steam Roller 1u*pccttON In CftfCAs
The world lookcd on and aprlaudcd when
our legislators tnrdily, called into action by
tile frequency Of steamboat disasters, r,adc the
subject Of due inspection Il matter Of stringent
law, asd placed the certificate Of the regularly
qualified Steamboat Inspection upon all the
passenger carrying steam craft in our waters.
Something more renaus to be doue in the
same direction. II it be important that the
boilers of the steamers Gil lake and river with
thcir b.:rthen Of valuable life, Ee held subject
to inspection, thut 6 false economy in material
or appliances may mol lie in wal. to Kill and
main Innocent victims. it is surely no less Of
moment VIXEN the boiler is transferred from
shipboasd to the engine room on land, STIR
rounded by busy city life. The late fearful dis
astcrs in New York and brooklyn laYe called
attention 10 this subject, and it will not rest un
Ii! rigid and careful inspection Of steam boilers
is tic result.
We, as city, may be warncd by the lessons
others have so dearly bought. We are bccom-
iny manufacturing point. At at present, un-
restricted, amy person may put in j steam
boiler wherever he may choose, with no other
pledge to consider the public safety than 4 care
for his own property. lie may be rs reckless
as he shall cloosc, in the selection Of his boiler
mud its management, and AT any hour its e2plo-
sion may sacrifice precious life. Let us have
lAw regulating this matter. Twill not prevent
:ll accidents in future but it will most apprec;-
ably lessen their number.
, 1860-03-28


We gave yesterday u; extended reference 10
rested on Monday in the attempt to pass bogus
and counterfeit drafts upon certnin Of our ner-
chants. The bills Of goods l1c made up amount
I'd in all to $1,000. lie is NOW in jail and will
get lis deserts.
The saddest part Of tie yillainy is that Affect
ing the pence Of young woman Of more than
ordinarily good appearance, the daughter Of IL
specially connected, who accompanied Virgins
from that place TO this city, and to whom she
was married iu Rockford Oh their way lsisher, 4
Justice Of the Peace performing the ceremony
The husband pretended he had employment
with the Chicago, Alton and St. Louis Railroad
Company, and they came to this city. They
went from one hotel to the other, being turned
away from, each in rapid succession. Virgins
not paying his bills. They last put up at the
Jeryis House, where his transaction with the
merchants came to light, and lie was lodged in
jail. The poor girl, Il bride Of weak, was al
most broken-llenrtcd, and entirely pennilcss, fur
the know ledge of the scoundrels wortlilessuess
came upon her like ahuuer-clap.
The proprietors Of the Jervis i1onse trcate1
her will, extreme generosity and nob'cness, and
yesterday Superintendent Ta1cott gave her 4
free pass to Rockford, where she has fricnds.
She goes home to her relatives the victim Of Il
leartless scouudrel, for whom, if the whipping
post were in rogue, il wonld be most timely and
appropriate, in ndiition to the more modern
penalties. The marriage was legal, however.
The young wife will be justified in getting her
oTn name back us soon AZ possible.
, 1860-03-28


Now who, n,nong these good and abe men,
would lie most iikely 10 carry Pennsylvania
uad cue Of the o.Ecr Sac 1n.ncd AZ doubtful,
without losing any Of the Republican States:
Dates would doubtless command some votes in
Southern 1l:innls aud Southern Indiana that 4
thorough Republican could not, while the latter
might carry Ut large number Of Gcr1rann v0tcs
that he could mt. this he trne. t''cn perhaps
it wou1l be the hest policy to srlcct Thorough
aud tried Republicans, from the doubtful States
,uo.t necessary aud likely ~ be carried, 10 wit;
Illinois and ]'cnnss lvaui;. Abraham Lincoln
nj the head of the ticket and Judge Kcad, 81
lnnn Cameron. or John Hickman for tile second
cveu against l'onz'cs himself, WHO il acknnNl-
edged tn bc The strongest mau the democrats
cIn put in the iit1d.
Considering I'LL the circumstances, Lincoln Is
nur first chuIce Of those whose names will he
i'efnre the Chicago Convention; but slluuld
Bates. Seward, ur any other honest and capable
man be nominated, lie viii receive our cordial
support.
ffs"n tic MenaEtl Inacx,]
Mr. Lincoau's recent tour tllroucl, the Eastern
States has given him c wonderful popularity
there. From every p1:cr where l'c has spoken
lie las reccivc1 the lnpxt aatte-ln. euconliums.
1he enthusiasm which Ills presence raised iu
the East il an earnest Of that which would Le
excited br his nomination for the Presidency.
There srens tn be strong feeling in favor Of
nominating Mr.. Lincoln in case Donglas il tue
Democratic candidate; it being generally cen.
ceded thu; lie is the strongest candidate against
Douglas. VIC hel,crc thu same thing is true
against nuy possible nominee, and that lie should
be n,minated in any event. Considering the
matter ia local pnist Of view, we look upon
the nomination Of Mr.. l.incnln as securing the
State nf Illinois to the Republicans fur the fi,-
ture, SO long As The issues remain the SAME that
they are s,ow- lie will most surely carry tho
State AMI with him tic State ticket will lie clcc-
ted. the Legislature secured, and Senator Trum-
bull re elected to his scat in the Scnnte. While
W: intend tn accomplish this result anyhow, We
can in no way be no sure of doiug it us hy hay-
ing our ticket headed br Abraham, Lincoln for
President. Tn view of tile importance Of this
cectiun to the future supremacy the 1tspuhii.
can party in this State; NC hold that every
trielid nj the party in this State should use
every effort to accompls'iMr. Lincolu's nomi-
nation.
, 1860-03-28

Tic Flour market during the past week Las
been dull and dropping, with but little demand
for shipment either East OF South, under which
prices have declined 1oGl3c- Wheat has also
declined 1@.c. TIE receipts Of corn have been
comparatively light, but the lack Of confidence
in prices, with dull and dropping markets else
where, has caused decline during the week Of
1885, the market, however, closing with rather
au upward tendency. o1ts have been in but
limited request, and prices have fallen lGIac.
Rye and Harley arc scarce and in active request
by brewers and distillers. md prices are firm.
H,ghwincs have drcfiued e, aud close rather
dull. Hides were in good demand and firm.
Timothy Seed in active demand, aud choicepar
GELS teul upwards nWices. CIuycr St cd, how
ever, is dull and heavy, with large stock
pressing on tue market. hungarian Grass Seed
dull and 5tsluc loEcr. tl;l!ct Seed scarce end
firm.
The Provision market il quiet. Mess Pork is
in but limited request aud t.c market is entire
ly nominal. Cut Meats are in fair tcmand a..l
scarce. Lard is also vcry scarce, and there a, G
buyers i! M advance If .G.c. T.llow quiet.
, 1860-03-28

AAI1SSEsorA 1rEu.--We presume the Fnri-
hautt Republican daes not seriously intend to
mike responsible for the observations mud
criticisms Of cur 81. Paul correspondent. When
VIC employed that gentleman 10 furnish us with
Minnesota news we did mt agree to shoulder
everything he might SEC fit to write, or every
thing We might unintentionally orinadrertcnt1y or
print from his pen. LIT ercry tub stand On lis
own bottom. We doubt not our correspondent
il prepared 10 have lis conduct measured by
this maxim, rs VIC certainly are ours.
, 1860-03-28

=" ANTkD-To purchase stock
of 3oods. worth from twen:E to tfev ttousas tol
Ir IN ezcauer fer real te!n and around tbs city, Ad
dtcs3 Box rs PJsk 0ffc:. Elhy11St
, 1860-03-28

PHLS AGAINST THE CITY,
II ~! rer,ns who have authorized bills r ac:et,nts
aalni ,he ty e chisaEn VII. please make them ott W
tu April lei. an fl. them with TIE orders ,,. ecc b.
fore tlnt say hight Ap NJ. II Is earnestly rcq:t.:cd
that IT, u. y Le tai2 with ilo lie C"u prl may
CITY C1mp EulItI. Ottl:c. M1t.1.s lsgQ nla
, 1860-03-28

" ANTED "A Book-kcepcr Of
tayez,l yea7 experience In ths city, wahcH sisna-
tou n esbliaht, house. P;ea.e address pest oee
, 1860-03-28

YEn&oSTEEs, .ir1ESr1oS.-An Republicans,
formerly citizens Of Vermont, are requested to
meet ut the Briggs lIense on Wednesday esc-
ming, the a>th inst, ut II o'clock, 10 listen to
the report Of the Committee Of Arrangements
for the reception Of Delegates froul said State
to tile Convention to lie held here on 10th May
next. VIZ. T. BARRON, Chm.
Chicago. March q. 1860.
, 1860-03-28

"ANTED-COOPERAGE- E.
~ The subscriber Hi1 advance % raekius Ds17els
reeei4 4ed b. hin md will heid I'LL sold,
HOOP IULES, SLAVES AND HEADINGS
Bought and fer sac. GEO. i. SEAyERNS.
{ey7t&e9 I'm II D4art,nrn stte%t
, 1860-03-28

ITO HENT-lIotel and Stores
Il Tie Hotel k1lnun the Lake HOUSE, In GbIcaro hay
tug ~: alterations aid tk 4tr. wlcl are
usy Mp!et*d 4ntrei f,f very tayoz,it
T.sr thee the the sane l,.ilnk
fra1y for rent Apply W. X. SMItI, nj the totes o.
on Nos lo0It. buil1rl, south Water and
clark at1ee:s. nh3do9i1 lm
, 1860-03-28

lIonE AGA1S."-Thc Boston .ourac; gives
the lnaic o! the c,opcment case recently referred
to in our columns -
1t will be remembered that some months since
considerable excitement was caused at the
westerly section Of the city by The sudden mud
mysterious disappearance Of Mrs NellieSprasuc,
Young, handsome, and then recently married.
She wAs discovered and restored to lcr friends
i'll Howard street, will, whom she remained until
two or three weeks since, when she was again
missing, under somewhat mysterious circun,-
STANCES. It vas, however, ascertsined that t'sc
had left tho city III company with one Alder. II.
Hall. Of augusta W., md hsd gone viii. him
aid OF the policc was in this case solicited, and
officer Wright. If the Chiefs Office, was dis
patched after the runaways. lie traced and f.,l-
lowed them 10 Montreal, aud several other
places in Canaaa, and then to Chicago. where
he fuund the couple Irving as man and wife.
Mr.. Wright arrived home Yesterday, bringing
Mrs. SpraEue with him and leavinE her at her
fathcr'a housc in Howard street. Hull was lett
in Chicago, tue officer not having any orders or
authority to bring him to this citr.
, 1860-03-28

TOR SALE E-2,oco Highwincs Bar
scls foS .eaty cent o71rsl 4 f. good order Apply
tuhh3l4ar i1r
, 1860-03-28

TIE CHICAGO CoNvExr1oS.-Att tho re,lues: Of
several Of his colleagues, Mr.. l.. 3. Com;ns has
engaged a rom for the headquarters Of the
Massachusetts delegation to the National Re-
publican Convention, ut the fremont House,
and accommodations for delegates and substi-
tutes ut the Trenlcnt and Briggs lIonsc.
Delegates wishing to avail themselves of these
accommodations are requested TO send their
names to the address OF Afr. Ccuins. Boston,
naming the honse md the day on which they
with their quarters engaged. Single rooms
cannot be secured, but the proprietors Of boti,
houses ena11annseG n sosa aeeomoIa'Tns. Tn Inc
for headquarters is engaged from Monday pre-
ccdiug the meeting Of the eConyention.-Bos:oa
Journal. o4th.
, 1860-03-28

There will be meeting Of the Republican
Mechanics Of Chicago OIL "Wednesday evening at
Republican Headquarters, to take into consider
clion the bes: unl most expeditions method ol
building the Republican Wiywan,. full at
tendance is requested.
E. C. LAnSEo, Chm.
". 4. GKoyEs, Scc'y.
Chicago, March eth, 1sjo.
, 1860-03-28

The WEATuEn.-iesterday was spring like
mud mild. The streets arc dry-too dry these
March days, in the absence Of the Watcr carts.
Rise Aquarius, NC implorc thee,
, 1860-03-28

M1cn1oAS CENTRAL Il. r. "SrocE."-A train
Of one hundred and eight stock cars, drawn by
s's locomotives, left Chicago for Detroit, and
&down cast" on Monday night over the Michi-
gun Central Railroad. This Company have nn
excellent reputation with the droyers, for their
caro nFe efcct
, 1860-03-28

DlscnanGED.--Wc should hare mentioned
in our last issuc TINT Constable Peterson was
discharged, the complaint against lin for pcr-
jury not Icing sustained hy evidence
, 1860-03-28

KEROSENE AND Coal OIL LAxrs.-Thc smallest
stock in the city Of Old s:yles eau be found at
Lamp nnd Oil Emporium between Washington
aud Madison streets. nch:3-l.t
, 1860-03-28

sY kingsfora 1 Sons Corn Starch for
laundry and culinary purposes, arc the best in
the world. For sale By Geo. s. Stanton, lae
South Clark STREET. NH aS-2t
, 1860-03-28

NAxrEn.-A young nun, aged p, who can
give first class city references as to character,
ability, &c, wishes to obtan a situation. Is d
Good pcnman and accountant, and willing to
turn his hand to anything" address "Hcnry'
or inquire ut this office. mhas
, 1860-03-28

- Go to John 1ones. II? Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned aad repaired.
They will kc we'll done and ut prices to suit the
tin,a*
, 1860-03-28

:lHE SLAUGHTER OF TIE 1SxocESTs."-Sec
action taken by tic Common Council last evc-
ming as to city Offices and saIaries. It was tie
eve OF st. Bartholomew.
, 1860-03-28
1TARM FOR SAFE ,Tho s@Ior71-i

- FaEm. thE.e 1a!les West Of Jacksonville, llino!..
!efs rFsse sue. 1t contains ls7 1rres Of high lFy
roas ; and os;.d.s wocd Ut ef y acsss, ana
mas o. Landscape ct sasra*a:nx be7.7 The.e i. an
o!saah q taoee bsans apple. ch pear ires: Que
aese o! Aossy s<e:.nE ssswbcr.. aa: 1Awt"n bark.
10 iAFke Sa en:cus a, tu-e q Us ia lhe
eo1nsF} TIE City OF fa.@*easlt. with population Vt
pt;ees or all that can bt preuesd with 1r.y by
ssnsd TO all tT7or NJ points The c.tv contains
ths bind deaf I'D da.u aud IN Tie farm viii 5e
sva tn our LOT or may sr aubs:e 1t; four pascts-
p:zyn.ses. AUSTIN kUi:KW ELL
Jacksonville. ILL.,, February eth, lsFU. fe7x7mAsaw
, 1860-03-28

sI1If Medicine is necessary, use
Ba7ere:hs Pills. They p1ea.aus truly ehecyc
mea:e,ns c.n b. ltstue you may sake puyEauves which
!4operate wit out ran because they tafe Tie L, samc
Parts from The blood which Is than being bed
than having tie sttu n7d absracted Eevaze Of item
B:andr,sh til only t1ke ho Of th matters which the
boly, whcu ck to evaccate. They are scley N
a,sant 10 onature-au.A1n& mosr. rohinE :cs They Co
not fore. thty meey assist; aad hsen Is sher rras
yue The man Is h,c. bes: who Is fozraate - 10 he
acquainted with ttls good almost re1eet gin to ap he.
cau.c he ha. s,e.t extent Lis body Insured ia heah
br thes, occasional use. Principal C:e ~ Can.l street
1phtsA&wN
, 1860-03-28

cy- For the best Ianer N4agsvs and Dfrora-
tors cal at Faxon's, 20 Lake street. Work
Q{traHs EaETEnttd. lAch9G.St
, 1860-03-28
CHICAGO PRODUCE AND pROvIS.
HON TRADE.
The receipts and shipments Of Produce, Lire
Stock, etc-, during the past week will be found
III the following comparative table:
Rnrettts Shfnfnrnfa

<'u@ Nels4 II ,jE E93 N1,0 -as0
J..rd .s;-5 - SIS 1iu.Y> Itt.lt3 lllD. 4S1s.
7.l!o~ ns.... 80. i.'s6 s.4oo :'.GD sssSs t.ay7
Tic following table shows tho amount of
Flour and G rain in store in this city on the .4th
inst, compared with the amount III store at the
corresponding date in 1S,.:
, 1860-03-28

ksk<1ftA-
MOI.
M1 IISCOI.S'S SPEECH At THE COOPER
IASTlTUTt, EEW-YORk.
No. il.
MR., SEWARD'S LATE SPEECH IN THE
Y. S. SENATE. Including also Senator
Trnmbull's speech iu reply 10 Douglas.
Tie above doen:cus will he lug~arled fran s otles
A. tt" rate Of caeh bs NE thousand and
aqaacs h the hundred tcuy five certs ps doz.n-
bhsE. ccpcs -four crn.s zach.
, 1860-03-28

l,oA7uES, .tEor!-1fyo you want . good Head
Light, bring rour lamps to the Lamp and Oil
Emporium, l26 Clark street, between Washing
ton and Madison streets. and have them altered
to burn keroseuc oil. We hare altered any
quntity. which nre giTiuG great satisfaction.
Nnrrh ~ .-ft
, 1860-03-28
THE CITY.


NHctloh Sutes tIfK sIOFnanW.
Household Furniture and 11ano forts, IN Wabash
avenue touth Of Ec street, by GIl"crt & Sampson,
t!aneera.
Grocerles aud Provisions a soS Slac st.ct, Stafford
6medlcy, auetIonre.s.
Hou'choM F"-nitu'r, Piano Fortc. MeloIeons Elrd
CsEes &c. at t3 and 20 Dearborn ttseet r. L. Bu.ters
& Co.. .ur:fonecrx
, 1860-03-28

"ANTED-By 4 healthy woman,
~ astuatcn - Wet Nrr:e. Apply It 81. Wabash
areru', refesto bR. COOKE, -. ladl4pa-ss u.a1N
, 1860-03-28

- ~Barry's Tricopherous is the best
anL eheapest arcla sos dressing. bea.f,as e'n.lpk
sus1iux preserving sud rtslosnx ias hall. Les sy i
Sod by alt Druggists md Fe.tnmezs. nh1+e 4,sN
, 1860-03-28

1sn'AS1Ass.-An adjourned meeting Of formsr
citizens Of Indiana will be held Il. the law office
Of Marsh & King, &c Dea1 born sect, Of. Thurs
day evening, e:'th inst, al o'clock. The Com
mittee appointed to make arrangements for the
reception and accommodation Of the delegation
to tie Convention, will then report. All
Hoosiers are invited 10 bc present.
, 1860-03-28

Tue COUNTESS OF LASsFELp.-The world re-
uowIca Lola Moutez, the Countess Of I.nnstcld,
will lecture this evening at Metropolitan Hall,
ou "John Bull" There arc some tricks in
vogue g1nong our lecture audiences NC advise
them not to "try on" tonight, but sit the lcc-
lure cut and sit still. Besides it will be worth
It in ulgtter and MANNER
, 1860-03-28

WANTED - From $4,000 to
~ &ofGo. The advertiser his safe AMI .urs sote,,.
la'ion on hand BY witch b.. 10 pct cent, ie.
ann,m LEGALLY. and cannot procure the e. I'll in
Tina u oSet4ts In = II SPECULATION, hut will atc l.,
Gsea The necessary informant an vii at,o glur lnt.s
.he u Isr etns for reasonable oe NY terson
'afse Interest. au being well SQUAD tines amount
c1pt4l INVESTED. ltax tt cht.1xu gazing kr-
IN late view H1y be hui. nhJ1;xixr
, 1860-03-28

WA NTED-A small furnished
Home. the North Side, 70 rent 70. .iz mon.as
4t1spss, ~Arsu.," \. this oGcs- uh3,1ar
, 1860-03-28

NANTED-To sell or exchange
fog Piano Forte new rett Tot. .Bus~y. # East.
etu rake. Address ppSt oGcs btx 3s3. uEas33.. Ct
, 1860-03-28

WANTED Good Horse Collar
~ HANDS. TURNER 4 sIDWAY.
Cha3t&t6l lw A3 Randolph street, hleaxu.
, 1860-03-28

"0rn MODERN ClvIL1zAr1oS."- Mira Jenes is
TO meet Mrs. Smith with the gloves on, for
sparr;ns match on Ftidny evening at tlc Ger
man Hall 1t is intended that the winner shall
be pltted us the champion against any of the
"Mcrry Maids Of England" that ever put on
buckskin. The world does more
, 1860-03-28

1}oanp or TRADE MEI71Sc.-It will lie re-
men'bcresl that q meeting Of the I;card Of Tradc
is to take place to day at II H.. when reSolu-
tion adopted by tic Board Of Directors on tho
18th inst, recommending an alteration in Eu1e
Q of the Rules and Regulations Of tic Board,
will be acted unon. On ADJOURNMENT, those
who hare rented squares on the sample tables
will be called upon to make new selections, ac-
cordins 10 condition Of s:le on the LIST INST,
after which q sale Of rew tables will take placc
, 1860-03-28

WANTED or $4,000.
Wanted pu.cha& the above IN ouat # sox i, for
which will b. paid oaefoutth In en.h, .nha!s in city
EIurty unsncuubest aad balance In nctes ant SOCKS.
Would not object II stock ss1Ye uhx Of
less amount. Address s3, th,taxo, eating wnrre ecos
Attention. nh.6x~w
, 1860-03-28

NoETH SIDE 1urEoyEAES1s-Th contracts
have just been let for the construction Of two
first class brick dwelling, honscs on Superior
street, lear Pine. Tie fronts to he of pressed
brick with handsome stone trimmings. The
houses TO be finished throughout in tic best
Sty1c. {}tto H. t!a}7 * Tho urr1,ifr.f
, 1860-03-28

" ANTED "a Partner in IN
y established manufacturing business In TIC civ 0,
Chca e:'EeE active .rest With cash capIt1 fh.ce
Of tsc thon: nj to1ar Tnc business Il rate. profitable
AID se1l fie+ ,essitne = learn Particulars
do so by addressing box %G5. post sc CLcgu lii
notA nht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-20
Police Intellfgenco.

RATHER BoID-Yesterday afternoon, Is Mrs. J. Q.
Wheeler OF As Grove street. passng the corner Il
West Broadway and Canal street, mpudent thief came
up from behind and snatched portemonnaie, containing
$780, out of her hand So sudden unexpected was hs
movement that the Lady unable to realise her ssa
ton for few moments and allowed the thief 70 run Al
entire block before she raised the alarm Luckily the
ROBBERY was Witnessed by Robert Whitehi, clerk in
neghborng store who pursued the thief and succeeded
In caturng him ere he had run many squares. BY this
time policeman Nesb Of the Fifth precinct, cane along
and conducted the prisoner 10 the Toombs The accused
gave hs name a. Martin Hines, and said he pedded
potatoes for living. Justice Osborne committed him FER
trial on charge Of grand larceny.
In TIE PoIICY LISE.-John a. Bache, alleged hacker
for certain lottery policy Dealers taken into custody
yesterday, on warrant Issued By Judge Russell Of tho
Court Of General Sessions. The prisoner, who Is quite
respectable looking sort Of person, was brought before
Justice Brennan q the Essex Market Police Court, and
held to bail N the sum OF 81 900 to answer.
WALKING INTO A Observation-Disclosures Cesneros, ma
tive Of Porto Rico, was arrested by policeman Barry, Il
the Fifth precinct, on charge Of stealing Sal from hi
roommate, Jacob La Vera, No Catharne lane. Ths
accused alleged found out where La Vera secreteA
his money, and watching his opportunity carried of the
booty Justice Osborne committed the prisoner for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-20
Arrivals md Departures.

NEW ORLEANS AND HAvANA-steamship De seto-6 = Us
and u; Hssss ana ch siSas M. II :Ss y.
sna s M John Kniyt nss Fanny Knsh IL Ren.ss,
15SS .SSsa s r.: ,9S .s's. T;:eaSs q.
ma assooa Children and nurss. NJ and M auiS:ss
su Su Ms ~ ~. Sqiss,g and Csw
n n:.. = 9s sa A,s5
A1,meno "a s:''' rsneI.d DSSfss ,
d.,Ss Cornell ~. Al. Gls;I MI ssasi .saSsss
Francis Dc Luna AnEsl Dr. Bradley lee. van
Fs. sss oI .Ds Miguel
ioss M. .I Eca.y.rra ss Ech.,.s HsT osssiis
1 q. sersasS Domingo Lun Asussr FsdU a. Equ
Ss Victor S.sc. Rsi. Rodon Sn: via Jos ssJ Jss.
SS,s Hs r psrshss Carlo s.o Eaben ge.ah
servant - . 'A'A''a ana
EcEroIx- stesnship Yortsown--Jo Seal. squirss, n
xsSonsy USi B sos s1n IN. aMsss
Ne yum; jos ysSoSs Ms Henry Kemp and a1y
ouackenboss Mn French and servant.aad II sses:seS
LwERrooL-ship jeremiah Thompson-Dr Hughes.
Posr AZ PhNSE-Brg Conquestf Lafontaute and Mr. On
DEPARTURES
pdio Niagara from Boson-Mrs Asos
y, Ballard 0bas Prince M and Mrs Pratt M snS :,
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