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Address OF General Lane, OF Kansas, Mt
Boston.

I5USIOS, NOV. 30, 1901.
General James II. Lane, of Kansas, delivered ad
dress this forenoon in fremont Temple the war.
He took strong astslavcry grounds saying that his later
experience had completely dssinated his old reverence
for tho institution OF slavery.
He briefly sketched the troubles in Kansas in which he
actor and described tho cause and common &C.
ment Of the rebellion asserting that General Halecks
army fighting TO crush treason, bat the same
time TO preserve slavery.
The audience was large, and the reception Of the
speaker very enthusiastic.
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Me- yor wood and the Volunteers.

The following despatch received yesterday by his
Honor tho Mayor
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. so, 1861.
Hon. FxRNANRt wooD Mayor, New York
James Scully, SIXTY third regiment New York voiun
teers, died here this morning What disposition shall be
made of his podya +. WARD, NJ. ID.
To which the following answer returned
Z. WARD, N. D., o41 South Second street.
Please send the remains properly confined 10 this
city, directed TO tho City Hall and win that the
penses are paid. FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER j. 1861.

their adernanic candidates cheated and sold them 70
receive their own election. Such - the beautiful and
honest appearance Of politics and pohtcians N tne I'm
pre Cty aud as such leave them 10 their cheating
Games.
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Extra CLASS, 5e-NovemHer 10, 1861
10, :, u, AZ, 80, 7, 50, ~, 81, 81, 76, H. II.
CtAss 69--Sovember o. fs6i
Sc, SO, Z, "a, 20, ~, 9. 40, 81, Is, 3d. Is, 6s.
JJo oHN y NwEatrgR Commandments
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Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
kssrrckY, EXTRA CLASS 62l-Novembcr3 -, 1861
u, 80, ~, 2 81. Cd, 20, ~, Il, 81. Sc, A.
kEsgUcKy Class 622--NoyeInber 30 ls6l
5, 81, Al Il, IL, rs. 45, 4 G, 60, 70. 60. 70.
Circulars sent free OF charge hy addressing ether
MURRAY, EDDY co.
Co,ington, Ky, or ST. Louis No
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., JoHssos-TRsNfR.-0n Thursday evening November
20, oy the Rev ~ htfet Mr.. BRADBURY N. JOHNSON to
Miss ANsiH H. A. TRIpIxR, all OF this city
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Pri1es Cashed
and Information furnished by TAYLOR CO. Bankers III
Wall street. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01

ITO THE MEMBERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
GtNFHER3 claims ~ the Mayoraity Fireman an
Exempt freman-oDc who has Tor mauy ycas taken an
interest IN aud eeu devoted the welfare prosperity
the Department. freely dero'ing his tine and
her Of Esgc Hose Company No. in July 1872 and 10 this
served his fun term OF years
he attached TO Quick Hose Company No. H. ressuc
in 1880 During this long period he performed efficient duty
vaons which iusepaabe from, the New York
fireman.
Ills abilities and experience emineny qualify him 10 ad
minister our municipal matters honest capable aud
thorough knowledge OF metropolitan claimed
Tor him by his supporters ~ universally admitted by
his political opponents.
knckerbocker aud TO the born 10 his watrhfu
years public life every opportunity
FOR citizens know aud place their pou the
whose stamp him the upright leader the i,-
domtabl worker the hrni uninchng advocate right:
in short the citizen upon whose position eau add
usc Mako him the bearer OF the Empire civ
Firemeu, remember that honest Curtis Gunher il HE
only candidate Ia the who has been with van ~
YOU your ranks Man the brakes then and give him
IN for The sake OF his worth and old assocations
John Chilean, Charles McDougsu.
James H. Miller, Jas. r. Weuman
koot Mcsinns 8. L. Duryce
Geo II z. Lynch, Chas. Boicc,
Clark Williams. William Hacket,
HenryJ. WEIGH, Joseph Ebng
Thos. Riley, A. j. Delatu,n
Joseph Wss,ray, Andrew zurneer.
Jonn .. Miller Henry Snyder
Jno. Y. Giles. Charles Close,
L. d. q. Brookes, W, II Bu,eaf
AAtthew BrennuAn, Howard f. Coates.
Andrew y Garvey William Gaytee
William Vessels, o. 5, Uibbara
f. MARINER. John Nesbit,
). & Fisher, and over 500 others
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77Tn WARD COR
10 THE VOTERS or TIE TENTH ALDEExAsIc
v sses 4,s e:
as ".
remain SO until The closing q hs polls III: day Of the mesa
election ''ssI Wiz fss:''f D.
IT.. SWEET Secretary 80 : :, ron.
$ ssi Sa fI #SSap. 5 sss's''::
The above statement is true.
17Tu WARD INDEPENDENT DEMocRArIc UNION
% To- s Il s aS1ss sa he ss
dor.ea ior the coming election. - '
rEE nj Hs5' %S'oon.
GEORGE sSH 4 a. sERkSrAn
JOHN RYAN, -0A '''J join MCCONNELL,
fbWAhb E2ss PEEbEhIGT w hHFFEs
Ri Tif6 SShSSl a sSsoissiHSsn'
MICHAEL $, MCCARTHY, 'I paTRIcK xcaRAsE.
s'S lHSsSs iE :. Moons. President.
PATRICK KocSEY, Treasurer.
10TH WARD UNITED INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC
M ay af the s ssvs Club held -
y adopted that support at the coming election the fellow
= For Mayor, 9. GODFREY eusrHEE.
FOR alderman, Henry II. Condou.
For Councilmen Joseph smy,b, James rarely, Richard
school Trustees, John oBren James Riley.
Adoarned to meg, Z, the above named place Monday
evening" Dec 81 j. F f1ass President
Aspnrw WILSON, Secretary
10TH wARD-A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MASS
sdf .vsnas q
ls6 TO ry the nominatiop Of Thomas Mspedon for ~
Others. Iccrs from the Hon r. il: Connolly and
oners lee eeng prog. n2 q. ais hour With yoeerous
presitents district, J.hn Mills, Reed. James
s"sy pops: sss, yss
,ss s as Paid &c
Rssl saas. sa TIT 4l Sas a1 S
Ds~Ts lfq n s "'s csr. ans as b Sa
r. Wn e 'P a1se
% Sss. Ms msni s.m.s s s sa
Eighth, Daniel Griffith, VIM. b. Reynolds.
s3CD WARD Young MEMS BLooxINoDALE UNION
es School iss sssss SsSa
Wallace; School rras,es. Charlie. snras David caTis.
waIa JSy.. Tssa.sih .s.d Long.
Kser, ssra John Cooper Sasa:
' Wi fisiaS sGhALLnNsanEsEsGHnsS rssae
JOHN SAREACK, Vice Press.
Jons WALLAcx Secretary
COp wARD-cARD.--wE. YlIE UNDERSIGNED,
r,Sa'et on saturday calling meeting Kappers Hail.
VIII 70 sss n SoDe.
70 sar,y Ioia, s.s pe,ies intrigues w resort tho
The ctrcnlsr We reTer N - hrns
thereto being without hs knowledge or consen,
jorty of the parties We therefore the public against
Pile OF the astray. The school which
cognse which will being purely democrnp
the the Democratic Edncs ionaf AsscA.
ton, headed daniel Shannon School Commissioner
Thomas Gushing, james Grant,
John Ball John Mccormack,
Thornas Ezsimous James Kempie,
Thomas {Dt,aitsghep Mathew Farley,
Michael Casey James Walsh,
William MasSamsrs Thomas Ryan,
Shannon John Moran
peter Crave Charles Campbell,
Thomas ponahoe Thomas McNahou,
John NrSotley John Garland.
Weharl lIelany Francis Early,
John DOYLE Thomas McSofiey,
And many Others.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

A RARGAIN.--TWO FULL CITY BUILDING LOTS IN
n williamsburg, u exchange tor two cheap Pianos An
BY ADDRESS Williams, No lsS West Prince street. New
Y0IA.
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Legalized Lotter-
les and information given, by JOSEPH BATES Broker
Wall street, up stairs, New YorS.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye. wigs and T0u-
the best in the world wholesale retail and the dye
privately applied No castor House.
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Pure TobaccO.-YellOw Bank Tobac-
coGoodwin's Pnre yellow Bank Tobacco free from al ,-
pnIites, for sale by all tobacco clar drpieis and
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THE DID A Il f s

The following is list OF the candidates for Mayor Po
lice Justice, Aldermen, Councmen and School officers
nominated by the parties up to the time OF our
10 Iarnc
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BalmOral boot for Ladies. Of Superior
quality, for - 30 at CANTnELIs, $40 B6rdwas, below
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Best in the
world harmless reliable and Instantaneous Sold md al
Piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory l6 Bond street.
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Gle)D WARD YOUNG NEWS BLooMINoDALE UNION
a. Association Neutrality-suspicious. efrcers-Schosl
Commissioner Nathaniel Hustled; School Inspector John
Wallace; School Trustees Charles 4. Sny David Clarke
Seventh conncmanic Pinckn-y, Tween
Twelfth ward; Michael Snyder Tweny.se, on ward:
Samuel II. NJ kepter, iwcntysecond ward John Cooper
Jt., Nineteen nth ward JAMES FLYNN, PFcsideus.
JOHN SAREACk, wee PfeSs-
JoHN WALLAcE, SecrctarY.
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accompanying this letter was blank receipt in the fol
cSing Words

a. from on, NJ sum aoSrs
defrayng the expenses of the oranaton securing
-, Chairman Finance Committee
taxpayers and Citizens Union.
signature "
Such is ora Of the confidence modes that arc
being made use Of to elect Mr. opdyke Mayor Of this
city Not word s said in their letter who are their can
ddates leaving those whom they address out that
part the best way that they can. Really, is not this
arrangement worthy of BaInum's attention?
The aldermanc contest is becoming decidedly in
teresng, and there is aging feature In this
part Of the campaigns There is every indication that
BOOZE. Barry, and several other Of the Japanese and
Hackley contract philosophers viii be defeated At tho
last charter election the opponents of the aldcrmanic Ring
secured the election OF four or Ave good men who
have stood faithful their duticssuch men as CHM
Torment Dayton, and one or two nore--and II this
election brings about the defeat OF Ave or tho
Japanese philosophers and tho election of good men in
their places, there will be chance for better order
of things at the City Hail. and reform secured tina, will
- hundred times much good TO tho true interests Of
che city the election Of reform Mayors, will strike
at the evil In its den.
Tho hardest contest Is In the Twelfth AIdernsnc dis
trict between Boole Of Japanese lame and Senator
Bernard Kelly. The former is nominated by Tammany
and several clubs The latter is the regular Mozart can
ddate endorsed by the taxpayers Of tho ward and the
repcpcans His chances for success are therefore good
ami giving BOole such chase he before had.
Our Impressions thai BODIES arrangement with the
Groton Board to receive CERTAIN per cenlagc on all the
kuss pavement laid down in tho city will close about the
lst OF January next by virtue Of tbis eectun and that
addition to our taxes stopped.
In nearly all the aldsrmanic districts, however, there
are some tall arrangements for cheating going Ar
Enngsuants are beng made by Tammany Aldermen 10
run Mozart forces With Wood for Mayor and by Mozart
aldermen to run Tammany forces with Gunther for
Mayor. Probably thorc are over two o, three dis
tricis where there is exception to this rule The re-
suit IS hero Is going TO be repetition of the cheating
practsed At the lato election ia great conpl
eating tho contest aud adding doubt the result MS Il
was IN that election Unless the game blocked the big
sest cheatcr will come out ahead. It may, however,
prove that Cheating game that cannot la
fully repeated. Arrangements have been made in
many Of the aldermanic districts 10 stch an
extent that let either Wood Gunther be defeated
wiz come up bowl their respective parties that
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Ladies-Try Laird's Rloom Of Youth.
Be convinced Of lis val ne FOR preserving and the
complexion and skin. Druggists, AM 43g Broadway.
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Trusscs, Elastic Stockings, SuspensoYy
Eandares, Shonlfer Braces. Drs. GLOVER THORNE, 4
Ann street, near Barnum's.
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OmeS4k drawings OF Murray. Eddy d
okssTrcsI, Esrs. CLASS s2iNov embcr 70, 1861.
y, 30, %, 2 81. Cd, 20, y, Il, 81. SC, A..
KrsrUcky Class G22-Noycnber 30 1861
o, %, Al, Il, IL, ~, 45, I, 6, 60. -. 60. 20.
Circulars sent free schnfg. y sdircssing ether
Co,,ns,on, Ky, or ST. Louis 40.
Official Drawings or the Delaware State
10 > E1 y Gas S z e. g 1851!
CtAss 6e-Novembcr o. 1851.
So, 80, Z, "a, 26. y. 9. 40, 81, 10, 80, Is, es.
join join r. Walker Commissioners
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed
and Inflammation FURNISHED by TAYLOR co. Bankers III
'' ''1e -.-------------
les and information given by JOSEPH BATES Broker 10
wall street. UP stairs, New iorS.
A Pure Tobace0.-Yellow Bank Tobac.
coGoodwn's pure yellow Bank Tobacco free from al I'm
Wholesale BY E GOODWIN BRoIilEE s wae sree
A Balmoral boot for Lad les, OF Snprriar
Quality, for - 30, at CANTnELIs $40 BHsdwas below
Cristadoro's Hair Dye. wigs nd Tou-
PEGS the best 10 The world wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied No Asor House.
RatchcIor's Hair Dye-The Best in the
Ssa s1 ra Il ssa sSa and
LAuHs-Afy Lnff0k Bloom OF Youth.
BE convinced lis value for preserving aud beau The
complexion and skin Druggists, AM 4so Broadway;
Trusscs, Elastic Stockings. Suspensory
RandaEes, Shonfer Braces. Drs. GLOVER TH0RNE,4
Ann street, near Baraums
Mrs. 3. A. Aliens tsWorid's Ha ir Restor-
err and ords Hair DRESSING FIR AZ. other pr-pa
raiions Tor restoring hair strengthening when weak
ventng atnc or turning when restoring It's
natural color without the use Of The rich, glossy
peHrance impaired ~ truly wonderful viii not soil
The nes. nen The fact that they fail has astonshed
tholsnds No lsdys toilet 10 complete without Abe Hair
Greenwich street and for sale BY all druggists.
Ladies Bcautfncd.-Phalon d Sons
Snow White Oriental Cream mpar.s beautiful pearl
tint the complexion upon the application Sold By
Campbell, Chemist and Ap0therary,
eorncr OF Eighth and Twenty erhth streel-Pire
and genuine Drugs, Medicines and Perfumery.
Bull Run.-Many Soldiers Died for Lack
OF medical treatment HOLLOWAY'S Pills and Ointment
would have prevented this
Batchcl0r'a Hair Dye.-The Best i'm the
world; harmless reliable Sold APP
phed Al BACHELORS Wig factory, 10 Bond sreet.
sure Cure for Rheuma ffsm-Bu Ia skin
uShERSHfETs AND DRAWERS az $3 each, al c. w. VAN
ia bfN - 10 ~i,. LIS rUtaa sl.eet
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best i'm the
world harmless reliable and Instantaneous Sold APP
Piled Al BACHELORS Wig factory, 10 Bond s.reet.
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Campbell, Chemist and Apotherary,
corner oil Eighth and Tweny.eiph streetPIre
and genuine Drugs, Medicines and Perfumery
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Sure Cure for Rheuma ffsm-Buckss<in
uShEhsHlETs AND DRAWERS al IS each, al c. w. VAN
ID hEt =, LOO ~n. Los cU,na st.eet.
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Bull Run.-Many Soldiers Died for Lack
OF medical treatment HOLLOWAYS Pills and Ointment
would have prevented this.
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Ladies BcautfMcd.-Phalon & SONS
Snow White Oriental Cream ipar,s beautiful pearl
tint To the complexion upon the nrs application Sold
all druggittsn the United States Europe and South
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TurpeutneThe ~ quiet notice sales Of 500 bbs at
80 s5WS4 Common hosiDhbe ma' bet sc'iyei 2D bb
yard sod 100 ~, aHoat at So lime RosD ~
nlet hear o Gales Of $50 bbl Strained at II 9o 100 bbs
No
OILS-Linsoed il active small sales a. 6GI6lc..
PROVTSIOSS-The Pork maJket Ia loss active bit hru
the demand in rlr srccua'iye TIE sales aye ol bs q
-I} 81 r Prime; Sis 30 for Mess, and ~ % > ~ -
for Clear IN ldsd ia che sales 500 bbl Me hnyer so JAYS
l8 81 and 100 bbiJ d. b1Ners OPTION al August So
Bee m and IN good demand for he local trade ana lof
Government; sales Of go bb at t9p+I0 70 Tor kspacked
Mess aud ~ " for Eyta Irdia Mess - m good tiAnd
spI Is held bigher sales of2O tc at Bes hshs are
stsady -aes oI OOl az b4 500Sl5 % Smok Meats nave
bepu IN demand firm Cut Meas are IN good request
at irregular the Gales 81 bids and ic az % or
shoulders srd 3dslc fO Picked Hems 8ic for DrySaFed
Hams Lard is plenty ord r0,her eas'r the tesId "a
fair sales Of 200 bills at 99i0e for Weston aud lp
Tor City IN lO's Old Butter IL pncbangei hug New more
plenty sales Of State At hDl4c aud lac Tor hlo Ihct q
IA steady 6al0c io stsle and 1d3c for Ohio SAGE Tor
English Dairy. 80
RICE is n and sc.ivo sales of 900 to spectators at %
u6c
sEEDs-Tbf market q1et for Clover Seed 79sc limo
Thy Seed i selling slowly at ~ jCap2 70 bush; choice Il
held ~ rs.
SEEDs-Tbe market inactive including sses Of $500 bags
Cs'rutta Lin-e"d tt private 'se.
SUGARS ile Lslgy and there Il lees doing Sales by
aucicn Of 200 hf4 Porto Rico at f1ei. A. priv fe sale Zal
bids mainly CI0s, 8 65e.
TALlDNrhe market - sieadytbe demand 10 sir sales OF
20 00D n Prime a. 9c. Rough lot ia firm at &C. cash.
WHISKYThe market Is sctiye but prices ere much
the sane; salss Of 800 obs. az M 6lS}c
WoObThe market TBtLeT active FOR Domesiic ss's OF
1900 n tine Fleece AZ l04k5.
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Arrixsa.

Steamship Keystone State, Msrshmg,. y mst99u.
Steamship Mouut Vernon Waon, Portland. nd-e and pass
SIP DrssaoGsh, ssmuel. Liverpool April md.e. end
10 David Ogden eyuercuced dtgroesSs Winter pAase 5h
ns, the weather clear struck by white alus
which lasted three minutes during which split part Of 5' o.
%, lon. 81 80 spoke bah Eeg"ra hom Liverpool for Halifax
lC,h lat g. 10 lon a D. sroAe ship Goro5ha nom Live pool
for boston loh, t o. on ~ - poke ship Arnold Benin
ser p days f,om LiveiPoo loi New n, 20 ~.
2jIh passed tho Llad 9TH mdse sDd pass to Adm Bells
Sons had heavy - ~ calm, The entire passage March ~
vaonj tI- -, tat y TO- on 80 3D. exchanged Signals ilh
ships fa.e st and Aasuae both bound W I'D Ton % 20
sIp srrfll n,uer csue''on days, cotton, Sc, to H.
sI6...l ..I. l,,. pool va sa,erasr days llbtrlt
20 hhr r'.a 5000. 800 at. oa Sasa-1,h 'aw ship Dei,
I.,.1. r...l J. Cs.. sp.a II.su;,r oui mo-.
v,ra so asnp'.' .'. L'' .nt az 3 D. lon 30 % n
w. ..' 4er %, 90, lon. IS 90, sposo b--k Dubil nom
hn. rig,es roys! r Newbouli Bermuda days, potatoes
Biz CeIi Jasper Na,bas days srars to = Talbot Co.
zig Iea. soom M-abat!aniie iron iSI remb'Ske >,
DAYS, via New.Londou days, m3assas 70 master.
big Horton Hail. ltoeAport days liuie.
brig Io.ial JeI Mupscn Providence days IN ballast
ins IS King Brl Colin, Windsor n 81 u d4y'' pia''e'
Brig sn Pierce H.r,sr Elznbethpor coal for pugal
day, naval {. b. Dbbe Capt " reports beet Of 80
i yrs en1hct wuming;on n G. end would aot be per
Shr grsGce Conns Vrsins for Neu-iIaycn, with oyster,
Srhr Rio. Lawson, Virginia dAya oysters
s.U. y. D. Plit Wya.t Brfu Nd, days. grain TO H. G.
la,rus. 49,,
Srh SEQ Range 1 Oraudl Turner faardo 7. r. April ~
fuser 10 y Dtatyi, AUfl 20 oil Haefas, Ia gale lnu =
W. carried away naomost eoss by the deck ana 0s' o'''0P
mat.
Schr Highland Chief Mclrs. EisabshPoFt coal for New
buryport.
H sc6r nlon libby Elijah, Import, ot 'oI Boston.
Schr Unca- Colt. EiIabethport, coal for Hartford
Srhr Charger Nickerson Ei1abrtLpoft enal ior booh
Schr Elizabeth and Helen, Smith Albany for NoivE,t
S,hr Ebrr SAWYER. Tracy, Providence for ihiladePl@
schr Florence Jomerson. Ro ,k.and dlys, lime.
Schr Jane Gorhsm. Elzlbetlport. coal Or Cambridge.
schr Dolphin, Keller, El5behport, coal Tor Cambridge
S,hr ChArger Nahan, Fi7abrthpOrt for Fall River 90
Sclr v. a. dayton Dayton, E,lhetbportloT Mol Haven
S.hr. Enfcrpflsr Dalton, EhzaO-thput Tor NoEwsk
Schr Clio. Norgti. FIizlh.,hrort, ,ool ior Boston.
Srbr koran kspputk Kelley Gloucester days hsh
Slr Angler Brssee, Nsloham days uals
Soop Ia dacrabho >immons Eieib"hpo, eoa Ior soheF
ret
So5p H. spasue bis hsnhatanvle iron for Providence
Steamer Concord. Norman, Philadelphia udse to LopcF
kiTkpatd'k .
Steamer WstchsssI joiner, Providence odse and pass to
!. Otell \,
Steamer Bacl Diamond Allen pblaJelghis mdse to j. n
BdggG
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a. d. r. Randolph
The Achenft Translated from the french Of Honors de Bal
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