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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-02-23
Another Yankee Trick.


said Jonathan Doubkins, as he sat upon the corn
field fence meditating on the course of true love,
that it was running just as Shakespeare said it
did, rather roughly. q" If Suke Peabody has ta
ken shine to that gawky stammerin' shy crit
ter, Gusset jest cause he's city fe!ler. she amt
the girl took her for, that's sartin. Mol it's
the old folks darn their ugly pietursl old Mrs.
Peabody alters a highfautin' critter, full of
big notions; and the old mans regular softhead,
driven about by his wife, just as our old oneey:
ed rooster is drove about by our cantankerous,
five toed Dolkin hen. But If don't. spiie his
fun, my maine amt Jonathan. I'm going down
to the city by railroad next week, and when
come back wake snakes that's all"
The above soliloquy may serye to give the
reader some slight idea of the land in the pleas
ant rustic village where the speaker resides.
Mr.. Jonathan Doubkins was a young farmer
well to do in the world. and looking out for
wife-he had been paying his addresses to Miss
Susan Peabody, the only daughter of Deacon
Elderberry Peabody, Of that ilk, with fair pros
pect of success, when a city acquaintance of the
Peabodys. one Mr.. Cornelius Gusset who kept q
retail dry goods shop in Hanover street, Boston,
suddenly made his appearance in the field, and
commenced cutting out game Dazzled with the
prospect of becoming q gsntleman's wife, and
pestered by the importunities Of her aspiring
mamma, the village beauty had begun to waver,
when her old lover determined upon last and
bold stroke to foil his rival. He went to the
city and returned of bis business he said moth
lug, not even to q pumping maiden aunt who
kept house for him. He went not near the Pea
bodys but labored away in his corn field, pa
tiently awaiting the result Of his machination.
The next day. Mr.. Gussett was seated with the
old folks and their daughter. in the best room of
the Peabody mansion, chattering as pleasantly
aspossible, when the door opened, and In rushed
avery dirty and furious Irish woman.
"Is 1t there ye are, Mr.. Cornelius Gussetti
Come out'ye spalpeenl Is that ye promist me
afor the praste, ye bathcn nagur! Running
away from me and the childer i-forsakn' yer
larfal welded wife. and runin' after Yankee gals.
ye confidential - .. .E aaf
"Wonan, there must be some mistake here, /"
stammered Gusset. taken all abaek by this charge
Devil bit of a mistake, ye sarpint Oh,
wirra, warral wos 1t for the likes Of We that
kicked little Dinner Mccarthy, who luved the
ground trod on, and all because We promist to
make a lady nv me. ye dirty thief Of the world |!
VIII ye come along with me TO the railroad sta
tion, whore left little Patrick. because he was
toe sick with the small pox TO come any iurder,
or win ye wait til drag YET"
"Gogo-along," gasped Gusset; ego and I'll
follow you"
He thought it best to temporize.
81 give you ten minutes" said the virago; "if
VA iutf I.ar ". AZ
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-02-23
MiHrfllailfulta Rruhinq.
Mr. Ashmore's Remarlxs.

Made In the House of Representative. upon
casting his vote for Mr., MoCLERNAxp, Of Illinois,
for Speaker: q s.,.y,t y ,t,,. q .ss-sss s :.
Ma. AsnsonE--I declined 10 vote on the first
roli-caiI, not because I had any doubt of my
duty, or in what direction under existing circum-
stapess, I should cast my vote Bat declined
forapurpose. That purpose was to see, 10 know.
aud 70 ascertain how certain gentlemen who hold
seats on this Aeor would east their votes be-
lieve that every gentleman who has been voted
for here will do me the justice to say that have
neither priyately nor publicly asked him single
question, or put asingle interrogatory 10 him as
20 the character or complexion Of his political
feelings. I came here with the knowledge that
discordant elements would have TO combine to
beat the eommon enemy--the Black Republican
party Of the country ; and came here determined
70 use my voice, but more particularly my vote,
In any form which my judgment might tell me
would accomplish that object. have cast my
vote again and again. rs other gentlemen have
done,y aud have not attempted TO draw from any
candidate, whether he was O Democrat, an Amer
lean, or IN anti-Lecompton Democrat, any state
ment as TO bis peculiar complexion Of politics
The great object, sir, was TO beat the Republican
party and undertake to say here. that oil par
ties, and every individual of these parties In op-
position to the Republicans. viii return TO their
constituents and claim, and perhaps receive high
appreciation for having attempted to accomplish
thas purpose. leave IL TO their constituents and
tothe country atlarge to determine whether they
have done 20. ~. = ,5t.g
For myself intend % Dc .. have been doing.
intend To- cast my, vote without knowing, OF
caring TO know, what complexion of politics the
gentleman from Illinois sustains or supports. ]
know that he is and has ever been a Democrat,
win shades OF opinion which. perhaps I could
not ana would not endorse. know that my con.
s''tuenas ~fIinevsr trouble me with interrogatio
or attacks for the course I shall pursue. II they
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-02-23
NUMBER 49.

What effect the large production Of copper in
the Tennessee District, may eventually have on
the copper markets Of the world. no one can tell
out the probability is. that the gradual decline
In the production of the old mines in Eusope.
WIN the constantly increasing consumption Of
copper VIII always maintain the present. IL not
even higher market value for THE metal. -.
we may feel proud Of having the richest iron,
coal and copper mines in the world. '@!a
wASHBURN.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-02-23

REFreE IN TnousLE--It is poor relief from
sorrow to fly to the distractions Of the world !;
AS well might lost and wearied bird, suspended
over the abyss of the tempestuous ocean, Geek
resting place on its heavins weves as the child
of trouble, ,seeke place Of repose amid the bus
tling cares and Intoxicating pleasures of earth
and time.-Spring.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-02-23

VALUABLE RECIPE ron DYsKSTERY.--Taks Of
peach leaves one handful, pour one pint Of boil
ing water over them then add one table spoon.
ful Of EPSON Salts. Take wine glass full eve-
ry two or three hours till It operates freely then
take the tea without the sslts three times day
until cured. The tea must be cold in which the
salts is put.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-02-23

IT is singular fact that woman cannot look
from precipce Of any height, without becom-
ing instantly dizzy. But what is still more sin
gul"r, the dizziness departs that very momens
somebody puts bis arm around her waist TO keep
her fPaea faliing.s
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-02-23

Iclasseds appraising once Dor ,oiala4 -,ss
-Earth's iameptablc sounds; the well l-a-day.
The jaribs yes and nay, ~ = b
ma fan Of kisses on unanswefing clay, JOH
The sobbedl farewelIs thc welcome, mournhfllcf;
Bnt all did leaycn the air 1852
With aiess bitter leavcn Of sure despair,,'e 5Hs
Than these words at loved once"
~ And who saith loved once ?" - III
Not angels, whose clear eyes, iovo, love forcsee,
Low through etcrnity; W
Who. to love, do approbend to be, EF a.
Ncs God, called Love, His noble casting
Aiight too broad for blasting,
The great God, changing not from everlasting,
- Saith mover az loved thee"
Nor ovor tho allowed onoo,"
Dost thou say, victim Christ, misprizod friend
The GROSS and curse may rend J.
Bat, having loved thou lowest to tho end.
It's mans saying--man's. Too weak to move
ysz One sphered star above. -. ~ a
Man desecrates the eternal God-word love
Wth his "no MORE" and "once."
,,ssHow say ye, eve loved onee,",,
BlsGphemersi Is your Garth not cold enow,
81 Mourners without that snowl ~
An. friends 1 and would ye wrong each other SO
And conld ys say Of some, whose love is known,
Whose prayers have met your own
Whose tears have fallen for you whose smiles have
shown, &
Suchpwords, "we loved them once"
Could 20, I" We loved her once"
Say calm of me, sweet friends, when ont Of sighti
- When hearts of better right sy-atE' ~
Stand in between me and your happy lishti a
And when, as flowers kept too long in tho shade,
.Ye hnd my colors fade, ~ p eaa
And oil that is not love in me decayed, s.
Such words, " Ye loved me.oscef"
Could ye, eve loved her once"
say cold of mo, yhon further put away
In earth's sepulchral clay .
When mnts the lips which dsprecate to-dayi
Notso1 NOT then--loast them wheniife issbriven,
\ And deaths full Joy is given--- n gssv
OF those who sit and love you mp in heaven,
Say not, eve loved them once" 40
Say mover ye loved oneet
God is too above, the grave below,
~ And all our moments go
Too quickly past our souls, for saying SO.
The mysteries Of lifo and doath ayenge ~ ..
Affections, light OF range
There change to justify that change
Whatever, ,oomcs-loyed once.
And yet that word Of once Z r K
L. hamanly aeeOptivei Kings have said, s''FFS
NJ Shaking discrowned head, q
"ws ruled once "--dotards, We once taught and
.f lad" 49,. f. .,-... ....
oripples once danced r the vsnos--and bards APP
Were once by scornings, moved.
Butlove strikes hour Lors Those nerer loved,
Who dreamed that they loved once.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-02-23

How sAAta . portion of our lives Is that wa
truly enjoy! In youth, we are looking forward
for things that are to come; in old age we look
backward for things that are past
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-02-23

"A MINISTER Of the gospel, with not much Of q
pulpit gift, came into the place OF worship
drenched with rain, and said to q brother who
stood by, as he shook and brushed, and wiped
his clothes
81 win certainly take cold II 60 into the pull;
pit SO wet" a.
"oh no." was the reply, "you were always
dry enough therel'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-12


u,cua sppurenancer 80 oonsonint with the Japane~e
mode 4 ifs The Gftytwo attendants win ,crupy ths
chambers iacing on Prince street The 0renta- have
teen cram ed and squeezed into condition Of nc vii
derm,nt by tho insufficient Accommodations allotted
tl m in other American cities.
AZ the Metropolitan Hotel they win have oil tho
room they can d. sire each one eau DO secluded
If dwelling in his oxn house; ard unless they
wearied day after day with reed expeditions eve'y
eren. o, 20 on Manhattan Islans, under the cicsrou
age Of the City Falers they mag become 30 itarhed
10 tic peasant GOODNESS Of their quarters to ,e
somc Of the eager cere they have htn no evinced Tor
u speedy return 10 their own country.
II only remaps n speak Of the Grand Reception,
Which !. 10 ale place on evening Of n-xl week.
under tie direction Of the Committee, which viii EN-
brace oil the displays and delights, in The forms OF
dancing, illumination, decoration, hanqne'ing ana
musc, Which The Metropolitan Hotel u-ng he concert
rooms and galleries adjacent, furnish for the occa-
SIGN. Broad corridors communicat, with the great
saoons from the foois which will be occupied ny the
Embassy. L. is useless " attempt 10 describe the
fruits flowers, trees, fountains, sweet smells and
odors which will delectate the Japanese guests and
L. ten thousand Others to whom invitations 70 be
extended The thea,er ia 10 lie foored. ca"opod, and
,mbclished There is to be Dancing therein there is
10 be dancing in tie upper con e t-room; dancing IN
the upper dinpg-soom dancing in tue loves dining
room dancing everywhere.
Th.rr is 10 De promeiAdDg in the hslls and 10 the
corridors; around the C'o.pn fountain in the great
garden; aroui the fountain of de cologne 10 tho
lal above. There is 10 be splendid supper ia Nib -
Saloon. There are 10 be cinoae, silks diamonds,
fans smiIer rtaops brushes, sh'ieks, aoa lsishter
all 70 per liful as to make future receptions" iasig-
niicant for many year to come. Then al the
world ard his wife" are 10 be there The President s
uvited the Cabinet is invited; the officers Of the
Amy and Nay are invited; ibe State militia off,
GERS; tie Mayors Of al Yankee aud Canadian
cities; the Governor Of the British Provinces
all the great men, including, ia their
loftiest mood the members Of the Common Conn-
ell of the City of New-york, will be there, If
they all respond to the Invitations Aed while tho
great Panjorum, and the lutte PuDjoram, throw
ing up their heels, and all is glitter, sound, color,
cLmor and curiosity, the stately and pic'nresqney-
robed foreigners in whose honor the wonderful rece
ton il given, are to sit upon lagcanoped dais, high
above and separate from the Kaleidoscope scene
there 10 moralize over new manners, unknown
men," and 10 wonder whether ttey real live
Princes, ambassadors to the antpoies OF their own
Japan, or whether they dreaming in the gardcas
# Yeddo of scenes stranger than yet de-
piced on rot paper by the pencil of the Dmblest and
wildes-fancied artist of that Flowery Land
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-, Az 49, IA ~ 20. II r.
fLoth n'g va ~ 81 y III pp"y Iou - III
weSsm sna ;sI, Il t. s,i III nra-. ,Se b.~r
brsnd- @ slowly q. oInei a,ss na AZ" ssy 'ns
ss". Ce ~ noa ~ ~ ~ psi sAe SsS
% ,oi ssn a s:.rn .rtr. as sose AZ rs sor Tho
better brad. DO, IS Tod = yyas .lA.d. q sYsa1
81 Tor x h"",. r,s Canadian fIoar l. dnl and heavy
more particularly Il. low rrace the better Cr.ni, =. 10.
So r sp1a H Vice.. Ssr and IS eS 81 fsr
nh.o. 90 poesncIh rion! - GUT - ann,,v hr.nd..
TO 80. e h, ~ ~ 20, w ~, ;n.sS 10 % suo-r
e rssnJ,is L. s,J ts Sy%Ty n ~ t. batter er de-,
Corn Meal very quiet small ssIss OF dorsey a. 90
GRAiN-1b.rs i a GOOD Sensnd for Wheat bnt at lower
nate. for mos, Kind. th- offering. liberal sad the demand
cIiry lar esIort winter /. un-sd Le sales see 10 800 bush
Racine rprln. AZ 2sG 4l2e 2 500 bush Milwaukee Club
sI2SSsisi $500 bush prime White Canadian ia q
~ a'a ~ g -. ~ go 5asb a. ssr for Sn.b
e PSrey and Barsy Mali are dull and n?ana os
West +atsc and State .aHt2c the Later ter or small 'Ss
Tor me nose usos me ~. so 70. IT, s,, SO o.
1t &c for heated etasSc for Es.In azsS; et 1sS iSs
southern While ,,,,o,.
HlDEs-Ise market stesdy win sales OF l9''
fo Boston at2. mos cio B.eDOs Ayes hl. ~ 10 81 ~
Boston 900 dry ssed southern d n at 10 mos 90
Wesem at Bic, o.t oe,h ao Hy -.iNa DANA Oh p''a'e
e, sl'c .~ ale, Of 81 bale. New a. Sale
Old are In :th deuihd athoush Te hae no Soc an
TAIHER~HsuIOcs and Oak beth steady with noder.
s.e sale: At 2i fOr EsLt and a.ade weight BasHos AyTa
Unfit demand fair slss Of sroo Dbl, Common At
esc Lump is active; s-les OF 80 bos at s5c.
portsns sale.
EA"AL sTORES-sphit. Turpenine continues snglid sad
a. snd small o,s in shipping order Grade remains
quiet. Common kosin MID ~in inereised hfmnes: ou
buyers ION sccoun, Of the officially Ia procuring easy feght
are uctant paying any higher tho trsnsectans
cnp-.au-,iy limited. The medium aud Cue siads -. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-12

fsamsip Aiaso, Lines 7syie and Southampton Nay "a,
dse aid psss 10 sGnl ". Fox and Mackenzie. Arrived OF
the tie J at q Is
steamship h---l.s.e Cyowsn Portland ndse End pas.
w. u. { rouiwsil 4 Go
baskF II. Castor iof New Haven't Parroes ST. Coix Nay
lat "a 80 on 10 d. spoke schr Flying Dragon honce for
pis
Fsrk navr Chase Bueuos Ayre. Ny S. wei and hides 70
Hey nods Cu,hnan May e. lat q H. lon - ~ spoks buk
Neyhowrr iror bsrNsdo Newiors n DAYS ssilsd
IN company with schr Lightning for NowYork dwould call
IL Rio JabeiTo.
bak ts.dlrnss Minds tDAn Andersen Punte Arenas ls
days hide. snd iusti, to order.
Erig IobulGm Br Johnson Windsor g. 10 days plaster
for Ntwsrk.
Brig Water witch. Lsnsvsy ST. Marc st. Domingo MAY a.
coffee and lOgw ood to Peck Church June 2 ls lon
spoke 'chr. Fila Catherine (Br.b hsncr for Bahama
Sohr. asn-a Ssnbon, Mashas dass lga.beT to master
schr Nertune Nutter, .gchas days unber 10 r,sI.e
echr Marine Hunt, Rondou. coal for Bo..on
hchr Isec Cohen hertz Spororf nocsl-rd dsys lime
sehr fichaId Law, sa'eTly, A!cxa. tiia days cool!
hchr John g. Calhoun, West, hoston mdsa for Albany.
- t tru-o-, Foster Machiss days Lumber 70 simpson
Solr. Sea Gir5 Chase, Boston mdsa for Albany
schr Plymouth Rock. Norris Boston days, dsc t. J. L.
Dayton Co.
srhr. 6alots Lowell. Boston, nndse. for Albany
schr Marble He'd, ! 81 ham sinelnayeu
schr. sarah Louisa feat n, Rocklands days nme
Le-is Co
Sch. TrOpc Wind OBJ Nsn, Long Key Fortune Island
May ~, gusn0 b. J. r. Bacon.
s'esmer Concord, Newman. Phisdelphis, Lcrer Kid
paircl
Steamer Sarah, Jones' PHILADELPHIA ndsc to J. Brss
sAILfD-Shp New World for Liverpool.
HELOW-i ship
Withholding the day, NV.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


The Beard after weeks vacation, held regular
meeting yesterday afternoon, the President IN tine
chair.
Dir. STARR moved that a Com niiiee of Que De APP
pointed 10 confer with the General Superintendent Of
Police az 10 the necessity Of being employed for
The maintenance of better order III the lobby. Adopted
and Mr.. Starr was appointed such COMMITTEE oy The
Chair The Committee held a conference. with the ST.
perint-Ddent, who was himself in the LOBBY, aud
turning, reported tha; the party making the disnrb
AN, had been arrested ty The ocder oil that o,tla
CoicdeDiy with the report the Superintendent i-li
the Chamber and more disturbance experienced
An immense number of reg buttons, allowing ali
sorls Of trade 10 retain their signs awnings and
9th, greet distinctions iii fro Of their stor q were
,aA.n up for action. Moved that they lie read aud
adopted. AIR. CoRsELL moved TO amend by laying
the whole batch over until it should he determine /
what the other Board woud take in relation %
smilsr resolu ions The amendment prevailed.
con munic8tion was received from the Mayor, dc
clinng Bx his signature to the Resolution ordering
he Street Commissioner lay ont AMI otherwise i'm
prove Mount Morris square. His reasons are: Ley.
The, tie work is 70 be done without contract This
he considers hazardous and illegal where expendi-
ure OF $4,000 is involved; ID. Toat the premises are
ell eady under 81 years lease 20 Stephen Van Nos
rsDd W bch dos not expire till 1853 and which e,n
pels him 10 keep the square IN good order for The pub
lie ure and tnjUyneDt.
cormui caon was received from the President
Of the Board of Commissioners Of the Central Park,
urging immediate attention 10 the late request of the
Commission for The issae Of the remaining portion VI
The Central Park Improvement Fund Stocs nasmueh
a. the Board will require for the operations OF the
current year tie sum o. 1898 900. Referred to Cou-
miee on Finance
TIE City l. spector sent in communication nina-
irg William DeIanatsr 10 be- and perform the da;e-
of, Health Warden for the Eighth Ward, in place OF
Walter NJ. Adams, resigned. The appointment wa
confirmed.
MIR. RUSSELL presented resolution directing the
City Inspector report 10 the Board by whose author
iiy and uhder Whose direction the cltaniBg Of Broad
way and other leading ,horoughfares bas been author
IL. and that's Special Committee be appointed 10 in
vesgae the same with power send for persona and
rapers. Referred TO Committee on Cleaning Stre-ts
Dir. RUSSELL also offered q resolution aath0rixin.
milk vendors in this city keep their milk depos open
and supply blk 10 their customers on Sunday with
the saue freedom Az on otter days Of the week.
ADOPTED. Adourne1 iih Ihurrday.
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Passeuscrs Arrived

IL t11 Sip drO9o fran Southampton dH- Fdcre-Hr sni
Mrs j. Big low four child It'd tyo so-Tar A. and -5
n Hewhfd forr children and nj Mrr. Mary " ;.
BbiuesdoT 5as g+be, ogden, n-s L. Osan, Ms Eliza
beth Jones Mrs 4. =. jones' H. Jones Cod,ll Jones ont
servants Mr. and Mr. r. " Rhineander caiidl.n and
End servant nr Z. NJ Forbe. srs Van zandt m.s n.
w Cronie aIs. l. &sz-r Miss Sasn Ih.yeo. Me. C. ts
ToaIets. Dr ard Ma T w Evans, Mira =. Brett, Mr and
MIS- z " .,otTsw, Mi:, C. r Susan y W ana j. e stor
Miss A. BonSard and servant Mrs Warden and
daughter iaIo Edward sSi Clarence Warden and srys
hss r. S'eyg Mr. ard airs ~ Schulz children snd
Nj and Air j. Fisher AID two children hr. 81 j. Al
d.crs Ms Donnely III j. a Donohue. Mr M.gs D. Honis-
in, Mr. ard Mrs 1ybr L. b. Stout Miss C. stout, Mrs A.
Mi-..s O. and selleck. O. 3. Hughes B. Bruh, T. How
ell Center r. Henrques j. B. Cones Hiss ". C. Billings,
s. Putnam Capt w d. Smith u. A hhg Fsycr, NJ and
Mrs w Brrcfn and ehd Miss L. Enery Ensry, L. Gros
hclz Izk T. bruce +. Rou,sel Leon Star. T. Martin,
Is. bays a. Frey, MIR. and Mrs w II. he ydscker VIM.
Gisnaue, as Murray, Mise H. Hadey. Gibbs g. Boi.son.
MIs D.sile Mrs. l. CaIon Mia L Bernhard Dir and
BIS j. h.-, EyeDs Corbet :r Greinbuhl, Mary Blown,
e. " starr. Ms Nncenz G. Die!enoach Pltzoer III.
ern ~ Torres. w smith Temple VIM Psls, Mr. Love
bce jam, wrs NJ Rich Mrs N. Wilmer Mrs L-nhsr
hrv ]. r. urTis iss j.. Gvot Miss NJ betri.san Mrs Mars
Schst IN. Aisses 81 and j. Sohsfoia Ns n iarneue irs
o. TiImarche Mrs. r. Muir hrs p. Hufschmid Mira. En-.
Frha and child Mr. T. msrer and three children II Peter
kslr, Muller, H. NsogsH G. T. Dubois D. Lhuilsr I'D.
pziier Bs-uziser Franz hcol, Mis- L. Li-seuer Lis
Hornng Mrs a. Mayer four children and w
Sohpbarh, Rsnhsrdt hss j. Nelson r.. Fuller J. K VOL
cwsAi, r. frslcia, r Phhpson ". Jones' 10 al. 1873
z. Den, Capt. j. Van slyke. baeaes Ayre. Navy.
i. Ba,k z. H. Ga.oH, from 81 CToiz-R J. Nsxbold Mia
N. g. Ecwhold. Mrs c. N Tskiob and children w WI
kine and ni:e, ). a. Gray, q. W. Holt, J. Clark
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT on NEW-YORK .JrTI II.


Ships promise, Zercga Liyerpool Zorrgs Co Mm.
FfotiinghauI, Setson, bsvre, Boyd Hincken.
teiAst nion hors,man, Re terd Ill, W Sehrldt Pai-y
Love glasgow, tdr iton brns G. Ni;nols, Nichols,
Srgus, Walsh tG,er thase Montezrma Hammond. West
Inaes A. Dwight Sone Morton, London ". Pastoral
u Linda H.s. Mst.pta- J. f. Wsrs, Csr--s, P.ttgr-w,
ZsLa zu.yn Del vslls.
rggs H. b. Emery Perkin Elizabethpou Lillian, SwaLey.
Ro.ton Buck Co lilscs Swan Pods. Chsre-ton. G..
Il. Dibie Co. Mouitaa Eagle brsnscon CsIdenes. g. r.
J. re.r- Cc--u Spray, Stpbhs Csdis r. Buck Go Cy.
ilir Diehy, p ]. Nevi.s Son A. WsrSics Brown
Bahia, ]. 2. lager.
Scaooasrs Kato Brigham. Fanger. Savannah. Durham (.
Dhncn Ann d. Newton, Ale 1and Ia ~ eJ-u; i. Meyers,
COsh Lsyaece, Aorcross Prince Adelaide (Br) Boucher
s.; Johns, r. r. 8. Daley Royal tBrD, Roberts, usI5sg
island j. Eness; Lilly Dab tbr stsvens Windsor de
vet; Dream " ave hPr Locshert, Nirdsor d. Y. pcwo.;
Heto (Erl: NiGon Wechpoc, Post Small \. T. Barnes,
Bat worth PaIs.
sl.cp- Ttos Bur, HuIl, Pr.vtienoa mss,oL
6tesinerMars, NehoB Psassfelphia