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IMPORTANT INFORMATION.

We are able to state, on the direct au-
thority of the District Attorney of the
United States for Virginia, that the par
don from the President relieves the pro.
perry of the citizen from all liability to
conf1scation. Every lawyer and sensi-
BILE man knew this before; but to put an
end to all doubt on the subject, we make
the foregoing authoritative announce
ment. 1t may be further stated that the
general pardon obtained by citizens not
embraced in the thirteen excepted class
es, who take the oath of amnesty pre-
scrioed by the Proclamation of May,
oPerates, IN the language of the docu-
MenI itseif, as restoration Of all rights
VI properly" except as to slaves, and ex-
cepte IA Eases where legal proceedings for
connscauon have been institutedn:
.naI - " say as we suppose, had been
ton. Aos'aina-
The people may as well. therofo-. IL,
miss all disquietude on this snh;SntT us.
those who are not within the exc.,te Icy
classes take no heed of libels or of vevaA
tious proceedings in the nature of liSeis
If they have taken the amnesty oath
their property, other than slaves, is as
sacred as it ever was. II they have moi
taken the oath, let them lose no time in
doing so. Let those who are embraced
5nany of the excepted classes immediate
1y take the oath, apply for q specia
pardon, and go on quietly with theil
business. The pardon will be grantee
in due course of time to every man ex
cept the few as to whom some policy o
State may be thought by the Presiden
to render it inexpedispt, -RjeAmont
Repw6sic JMv ~. ~
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Whereas libel has been filed in the District Court of the
United States for the District of Virginia on the 18th
day Of July A. D. 1865, by Rear Admiral David d Porter
CommanderinChef OF the U. S. Naval Forces composing
the North Atlantic Squadron, behalf of himself as
well Of the United States and of the officers and
OF the United States ships of (part of said squadrOn
"Sassacts, "Maumee," chippewa, Commodore Perry
and Others against the Rebel steam vessel of war "Beau'
ort her boilers machinery, guns furniture and tacsle
&C., and alleging in substance That pursuant to instruc
tons for that purpose from the President of the United
States the belant nd with the said United States
vessels of war; their officers and crews did subdue seize
and take upon the James River ian Of the high seas
In dewa er OF tie same, the said Rebel steam vessel OF
war the Beaufort her guns, boilers machinery, furn
ture and tackle and hath brought the to the port of
Norfolk within the jurisdiction of this Court where they
now are That the said Rebel vessel of war, the
Beaufort, was armed with one rihed and banded gun,
thirtywo FOUNDER and she with her armament boiler
machinery, &C., was the property OF the socaed Con
iederate States and OF the Rebels In arms against tho
United States OF America, and had been used and was
still in USE by the said Rebels in arms for wagng and car
ryng against the United States in the attempt Of
said Rebels to overthrow and destroy the Government Of
the United States. .f..
And praying process against said vessel Se, and that
sd vessel her guns boilers machinery tacle and fur
nure &C. may be cond mined prize and forfeited to DO
distributed as by law provided respecting the captures
made by the public vessels Of the United States &C.
Now therefore, in pursuance of the moniton under tho
seal of the said Court directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming the said
vessel guns boilers machinery tackle and furniture
@c OF IN any manner interested therein that they be and
appear before the said District Court to be held at the
City Hail. in the city of Norfolk in and for the District of
virginia. the first Tuesday of September next at eleven
o'clock on the forenoon of that day. provided the same
sa De day OF jurisdiction otherwise on the next day
OF jurisdiction thereaer then aud there to interpos
their claims and to make their allegations in that behalf
'' N'- Wy VI ''' . JOHN UNDERWOOD,
U. 8. Marshal.
L. II. CHANDLER ESD o. S. District Attorney for Libel
liant. ~ 17--l4t
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II the steamer Great Eastern set out
from Ireland on the day fixed for her de-
parture, the 10th of July, we may,
should the laying of the cable be unat-
tended by accident, expect Geographic
despatch from England next week.
What sensation the thing will create |!
De Sanity, once more fussy de Sanity |;
excited de Sanity, pronouncing the work
In hand grand triumph" without
waiting to be sure of the fact. Will New
York burn her new city hall in honor
Of the event2 We suppose so. Certain
", If the "wire works." there will b
much rejoicing throughout the land
and the country can afford to bear will
Cyrus w. Field and de Sanity and Geo
Francis Train for season. It Is to b.
hoped that the Secretary Of War may
find it not inconsistent with State rea
sons, to make this occasion for throwing
open the Southern telegraph lines, 81
that the press and merchants may bt
able to enjoy the privilege of obtaining
the latest news from all quarters of the
globe. ~
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SPECTACLES.

Grand old Roger Bacon! What years
Of usefulness have not thy inventive ge-
| MUS added to the man of science, of let
tiers; to the merchant, the artisan, and
last, though not least, what solace to the
declining days of venerable Ed, which,
by the aid Of "Grandma's Specs" may
each day drink light from the consecra-
ted volume. Benefactor of thy species
noble old Sir Roger! truly thy mission
lay through tight, but its benefits extend
not beyond physical want. 1t reaches
not want incident to all ages, to the
possessor of youthful optics Of liquid
blue, pensive hazel, or deepest jet I'M
dimmed by the film of Time, no less
than to the aged crone whose step has
lost its elasticity, and whose orbs of
"throned light" have waxed lustreless.
Spectacles wanted! Nay, friendly read
err, we know the street corner where
hangs the opticians sign; his art Is USE
less here. We thank thee for the kind
ly proffer of thy gold.mounted double
convexes but they could never COM
mand focus to suit the visual organs in
whose behalf We cry, Spectacles, Spec
tacles. Seas you pass through the
Broadways or over great cities--see those
ranksof "gentlemen'ss ons, "moustached
and bewhiskered idlers on sidewalks
and loungers in bar-rooms! Frittering
away youths golden hours in foolish Ia
ment because there are no aristocratic
avenues open, no genteel way of making
a livelihood. Will any one teach them
the lens of Common Sense, that they
may learn tits not the occupation which
reflects honor on man, but tits the man
that makes lustrous the occupation? Let
them perceive another truth, namely
that the highest type of nobility lies in
the earnest striving of a spirit resolute
against every turn of fortune. If they
possess spotless soul of honesty, and
the unimpaired strength of manly
arm, they may condescend to any occu-
patton, and still hold the proud bearing
of gentleman. But there is another
class of unfortunates, bereft of thu guild
ing power which keeps men from falling
into bitches at MONDAY. Heaven help
the Man of one Idea! How dwarfish
his intellect, how ill-founded his convic-
tons, how narrow and pernicious his
judgments! Be the idea founded on the
wisest axiom of science, be it drawn
from sympathy with politics, religion,
or social amelioration, it matters not
its possessor is dupe, a deluded man,
more insane than the inmate Of any
mad-house. The opinions, the honest
purposes and benevolent exertions of
other men are "stale, fiat, improbable"
unless they coincide with the idea. In
vain do tried theories falsify the old
one, in vain does the march of events
teach every fool wisdom-our Man of
one Idea hugs his darling delusion all
the closer. He will not, he cannot see,
save through that distorted medium
Let him procure spectacles. Let him
get Universal Gazetteer and learn that
the world has subscribed to more than
one fact. Above all, let the best of all
spectacles, friends trusty warning,
awaken some doubts Of his perfect SAM.
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~ DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, S, S:
Whereas q libel has been filed in the District Court Of
the United States for the District Of Virginia, on the
th day Of July, A. D. 1855, by Rear Admiral David D.
Porter Commander-inChief of the y. s. Naval forces
we'll OF the United States as of himself the officers and
crews Of the u ships Of part of said squadran)
"sassacus " "Maumee," chippewa" Commodore
Perry and otl ers against the Rebel steam vessel OF
substance:
That pursuant to instructions for that purpose from
the President of the United States the libeent in and
with the said United States vessels of war; their officers
ana crews did subdue, seize and take upon the James
Ver ian arm of the high seas tide water OF the same
he said Rebel steam vessel OF war; the Torpedo her
boilers, machinery, furniture and tackle, and hath
Drought the same to the port of Norfolk within the
jurisdiction Of this Court Where they now are" That
the SAID Rebel steam vessel of war; the Torpedo" was
Rebel Naval vessel of war aud with her boilers ana
uachhery &c was the property Of the SO called " Con
eaerate States and of Rebels in arms against the Gov
eminent Of the United States and such used and
Use y sad Rebels in arms in wagng war against the
United states in their attempt TO overthrow and destroy
'he government OF the United States
ana praying process against said vessel &C. and that
@ vessel her boilers, machinery, guns furniture and
Jackie &C. may be condemned prize and forfeited to
oe distributed az by law provided respecting the cap
lures made by the public armed vessels of the United
states &C Now therefore, in pursuance of the monition
under the seal OF the said Court me directed and de-
lvered do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming the said vessel her boilers machinery guns
furniture tackle &C. or In any manner interested there
ID tha tey be and appear before said District Court TO
be held at the CITY Hail. in the City of Norfolk, in and
for the District of Virginia on the First Tuesday of Sep
TENDER next at eleven O'clock the forenoon Of that
day, provided the same shall he day of jurisdiction
otherwise on the next day of jurisdiction thereater
then and there to nterpose their claims and to make
their allegations In that behaf
Dated the 10th day Of July, 1850:
U. S. Marshal.
L. h CHANDLER, Esq.,, .. s. District Attorney for Libel
liant jyls-4t
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cncu1, Counr-on motion, the estate of John G. But
Ter was committed to the hands Of the Sergeant
scir. cias was granted in the case Of Whitehut vs.
Butler.
Administration Of tho estate Of J. j. Moore, deceased
was granted to j. coprsw, the wife Of the deceased
declining to qualify.
The jury in the license case Of the Commonwealth vs.
Milwood came into Court and reported that there was
no possibility Of agreeing The Court adjourned tnen
over until this morning at IL \. n In the case OF
Newton. the Jury was ad,0urusd ovf unM " 0ea0es
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-18

ARRESTED FOR SELLING LIQUOR TO SoLDIras.-The Mil
iary Police of Capt. Hoffman are particularly active in
frreting out and bringing to condgn punishment ser
tain class of abandoned and depaved men and women
who persist in violating the orders poor, detected
and Misunderstanding creature, named Alice arks
white woman who is the consor Of negroes was detect
3D. yesterday in the act of selling liquor com
pound and deadly nature" to soldier. AL hands were
arrested and confined iu the guard-house-bok and all
containing peculiar liquid neither Gre nor WATER but
calculated to kill at any imaginable distance short Of rife
range J. Steward was also capw and arrested for the
same offence having been detected in the act Stewards
sample Of the liquor would be hard to detect on pro
from the fact that the mere smell Of It would raise bis
ter in the nosrs and we doubt not that to taste It.
would be worse than swallowing condensed cnan nsn''
IL
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-18

A letter from Richmond to a Pittsburg
paper discloses the fact that anin1mense
immigration scheme is on foot In that
city. The migrants being no longer
willing to reside in their native county,
have determined to COLOMBO a portion of
Ecuador in South America. Are they
acting from spite, or only working for
their own interests? They have made
arrangements with a New York ship
ping firm, and the cost Transportation
for man and wife will be about eighty
dollars, including a couple of children.
They say they cannot live here under
the changed condition of affairs.
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DIED.

IN Alexandria Va on the 18th inst, Mrs. ELIzABETH
ANN SNYDER, wife of the late Robert r. sNYDkk.
In Leesburg, Va. July 9TH, 1865, Mrs. ELIZA ANN.
wife of William Hall in the 54th year of her age.
On Sunday. the 9th inst, Mrs. SOPHIA s. wife Of Mr.
David W KYLE of Bedford Co.. va and daughter OF John
NJ and Mary Forbes, of Fauquier Co., Va In the 18TH
year of her age " -
DOM county, Va In the Goth year of his age.
AT wbeatand in the county of Loudoun on the 9Th Of
July. General ROBERT L. WRIG HIT aged about SO years
In Charlottesville, Va, on the nth of June GEORGE
infant daughter of John and Catherine s. Roberts, aged
ten months and nineteen days.
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There are near two thousand persons
In Spotsylvania county, Va, without
bread. The county was left In most
deplorable condition by the ravages Of
war, which is further aggravated by the
entire failure of the small wheat crop
that was seeded. The Justices of the
Peace of Spotsylvania publish in the
New York papers an appeal to the char
fable for aid
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-18

NEW STYLE OF TIE-some of our young gentlemen who
have been visiting New York have returned to US 80 CON-
pletey disguised and metamophosed that their friends
could with difficulty recognize them. The principal
article of dress in which they reppeared 10 the style
Of Hat which is all the rage in Gotham and which
not to wear in that city subjects the unfortuna ind
vdua at once to the imputation Of being young man
from the country" This hat is dovecolored stove
pipe" with crown advancing towards the concai shape
and were 1t about foot taller would taper out to
peak and be perfect 1t looks well enough but
we are not in love with the style Of the tile We
would suggest the pyramidal form.
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NlvAI-Ths following is a correct list Of the officers
of the u g. steamer chcopee" now lying Of the Navy
Yard under sailing orders:
Commander-H. N. 7, Arnold
Mathematical. r. McNar. 80 -,
Acting Msster-J. p. Wells.
Assistant surgeon-G L. Simpson.
Assistant Paymaster-J. f. Milford, Jr
First Assistant Enginser--Robert Potts.
Acting Ensgns-F. Il. Crandall, A. D. Henderson, ,. g..
Davidson.
Acting Masters MatesJ. A. Belcher, Z. Coleman, J.
Foster.
Second Assistant EngneersJ L. vanclain, G. J. Bur.
nap, R, n, Ellis, 8. B. Ellis.
Third Assstaet Engineers-A. g. Bonsall, G. 7. Maggie.
Captains Clerk. NJ Freemang Jr
Paymaster's Clerk NJ Worth. -s
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Horrible Tragedy in Chicago.

CHICAGO, June ia horrible TRACE
DIV occurred on Dearborn street yester'
day afternoon, in which Mrs. Matthias
Trehune, wife of respectable mechan-
ic, attacked Miss Amelia Frasted with
knife, cutting her in the face and neck
six times, destroying her left eye, pierre
ing her windl.ipe, and infiicting wounds sa1s,
The fiendish woman then attempted TO
escape, but was arrested, and now lies in
jail awaiting the result of her victims
Injuries. The cause of this tragic affair
was jealousy. The husband of Mrs.
Trehune has mysteriously disappeared.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ADDTu AIST r,v1 IA
PORT OF NORFOLK, JUN 18th.

ARRIvALS-JULY 16.
Steamer 9eorgians, Piexon, Baltimore.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Baltimore.
Steamer City Point Talbot, Richmond.
Steamer Thomas Coiyer, McCsrrck, Richmond.
Steamer Yazoo, Couch, New York.
Steamer Hatteras, Parrish, New York
JULY II.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, Baltimore.
Steamer mes 7. Brady, Lands, Baltimore
Steamer B. & J. Baker, Cole, Baltimore.
Schooner Rebecca Clyde, Cutchin. Richmond.
Schooner Sarah Jane, Crump Philadelphia
Sloop Twilight, Wheeler, E. City, NC.
DEPARTUREs-JuLY 10.
Steamer Georgiana, Person. Baltimore.
Steamer n Martin, Livingston, Richmond.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Baltimore.
Steamer Creole, Thompson, New York.
JuLY II.
steamerT Colyer, McCarric, Richmond.
Steamer City Point, Talbot, Richmond.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, Baltimore.
Steamer J. 7. Brady, lands, Baltimore.
Steamer Clinton, Slocum, Conjack, N. @.
Schooner B. 8. Sharp, Walker, Old Point, W.
Schooner Antietam, Bush, New York
sloop yauasE, Winter, = City, NO.
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A CAPsIzs.-rhe sloop whiting" Of Portsmouth,
Capt Joe Edwards, bound to the Nansemond river
cspsizsd in squall about P. n. Sunday, OF the
mouth Of Nausemond river After remaining the
bottom OF his boat some time Capt Edwards picked
up by schooner on Sunday night of Nswports News,
and brought safely into port.
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TIE WEATHER.-The Thermometer at DR.. W. Z. Lewis'
Drug Store, under the Atlantic HOTEL indicated the io
lowing state of the weather Saturday:

coxD,MEED.-David B. Dyer, the Clerk Of the Market,
yesterday caed board Of survey upon two cart loads Of
ish exposed for sale, and they were condemned ~
spoiled" and ordered out of the Market.
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TRIAL OF JEFF. DAvrs.-Washing-
ton correspondence says there are many
groundless rumors afloat concerning
jeff. Davis trial, but there is high au-
thority for the statement that the matter
has never been officially discussed. In
formal conversations have occurred IN
Cabinet and elsewhere between officials,
butall probabilities are againstan lmme-
diate 0r sppedy trial.
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Some unpatriotic fellow, who was fond
of sleeping late, stole the tongues from
all the church bells in Ellsworth, Maine,
on the night before the Fourth, and the
next morning, therefore, they were
Snpeohless
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The Postmaster General has notified
the Provisional Governors that the pos
tai service will be resumed on all the
lines of railroad in the South as soon as
they respectively certify that the routes
are in a proper condition for that pur-
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MILITARY CousT.-This Court was occupied yesterday
principally in the case Of John Ford and John Snyder
supernumey Policemen charged with assault upon shep
per ONe colorsd the night Of the 2sd Of June last
ThecaseofJno Robinson cod reported yesterday, was
called and continued Of the absence of
witnesses material to the case.
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tn. impressive and deeply interesting ordinance 81
Baptism, administered in the Fresmason Street Bap-
tis Church, Sunday evening" by the PASTOR Rev. a. j.
Chandler. A lady was the recipient.
We learn, also, that Rev Mr. Chandler on Sunday ten
dersd to the Church his resignation take effect the slst
Of December next and that Rev. G. Jones was elected
by the Church to return as Pastor next year.
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MAron's CouRr.-Erwin vs. Dollard, horse case. Yer
dict for defendant.
Jos. D. Hunt VS.. JOS Richardson, for petit larceny
Committed.
Keyser vs.. Dollard, action for damages and right Of
ownership to pile Of streetsweepings Verdict for
Keyser. tE-
Espy vs. Armstrong & Son, for payment Of horse
sold by Espy to Green agent for the Armstrong; This
case involves several points in law of interest to horse
traders and by mutual consent of the Mayor and defend
ants counsel the is continued until this morning.
for reference, and consideration the points involved
The Court was occupied in variety Of cases. adavits
distress warrants and atestatons No cases of breach
Of the peace reported. t'@f .
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-18

The Post business cards
are going off like hot cakes" 1t lie
conceded, that it Is the most unique
thing Of the kind yet gotten up in Nor
folk.
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The Memphis Bulletin is cheered by
the interest which business men mani
fest in raising funds for the repair OF tne
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
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SPECIAL AGENCY.
1 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Estate of JameS
Moore will present them forthwith TO the undersigned
properly authenticated and all persons indebted are
hereby notified to pay the same to me. Persons having
goods left consignment, will please call pay charges
and receive same Where advances have been made IL
the claim b not settled they will be sold at the regular
sale to satisfy said advances and charges.
lean be found ct the old stand Of j. J. Moore Co.
TH0S. J. c0RPREW, Admir-,
II le.lot Estate ]. ]. Moore
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An Albany paper names 0s s Bet ,a3 a. a.
among the "solid men of Troy"
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MAJORS CouRr, PoRrsMourH.-Justice John W. Tucker
presiding pro tenn.
Jas Webb, drunk and dsordsrly conduct, fined s.
Alex Morton charged with beating his wife and abusing
his family generally 1t appearing Or record that Nor
ton having forfeited previous bond fol the offence
he was committed to answer at Court.
A. s. Leitch vs. Glassett Sexton, action Of debt
Judgment rendered for plaintiff.
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Mayhem Brothers, Bookseller and stationers areau
sAorsed agents to sell the Norfolk Po and all orders
Left With them will be attended to the same left at
The once OF publication.
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THEArnr-The great Prize Drama Of the american
Female Spy" will be presented tonight Kate Fisher
taking the leading character.
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Nswsmsn and ncwsboys desiring papers Will please
have their orders at the countngfoom the evening pre-
vious before six o'clock.
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Advertisers requested to hand In their advertise
snts before six o'clock in the evening" previous TO publ
cation.
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We respectfully call the attention Of our numerous
readers to tho new advertisements of to-day.
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MARRIED.

On the 2oth ul by tho Row Delhi, at the City Hotel
r,eesburg Va. Dr. HENRY H SMITH, of Richmond, Va.
to Miss SARAH =. LAKE, of Fauquier county, Va.
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q. NJ Pettergill Co. are authorised Advertising
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston.
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Al communications ralating 70 business msttsrs con-
zsvesd with this papG should b addrssssd to =. N
lcwn, Norfolk Post AL communications pertaining to
Editorial matters and all correspondence intended for the
vspsr should DO addressed to John Clark, Editor.
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel, July ~.
Rawls, Wilson, G; Mr. and Mr., Jas Green 3
Brown U'sNi HK TURNS, =; Il. w. Aaams w
Marston, city simouds Baltimore; N Bruce Il
Edwin Small, Baltimorej Fred Lewis, Beltimore;
N Conrourd, Bait; WIN Tncmas city q L cv'
Hyams; Capt Derry and lady, SUFFOLK q pAyis, PetsrF
burg, Vel 4 II Smith and lady, auaolk