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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
BALTIMORE MARKETS, July Z,

Coal Anthracite is selling to dealers from
the yards OF 50 90 and by the single ton delivered
at So; Lyken's Valley commands 30 cents ad.
vance on these figures Cumberland is heavy at
g. free on hoard at Locust Point.
CHENIcALs.-Small sales reported within the
range OF our quotations, viz Sal Soda at 3a3 l-6
cents, soda Ash at g. a4 cents, Ri. Carb Soda
ut l.2 cts.
CoFFEE.-Business has been almost at a stand
still since our last weekly review, and Rio closes
dull at 20 l2a22 cents, gold, for common TO prime
lots,
FLOUR. high grades have declined
% cents and Howard Street and Western brands
25a37 l.2 cents per bbl., since our last summary,
the market closing very heavy for inferior -four,
and firm for City Mills high grades, owing TO the
slim receipts of Wheat.
GRAIS.-Some $1,000 bushels of Grain have
been received ut the Corn Exchange during the
past week, viz: $4,000 bushels Wheat; 5000 do.
Corn, and 10000 do. Oats. The bulk Of the
Wheat at market has been inferior, and prime
samples OF both new and old crops have brought
better prices, the latter closing fully III cents
higher with good demand for milling. Corn
has been inactive and prices in favor OF buyers.
WHEAT.-- .o-day 900 bushels were received.
Sales OF fair to very prime old white at l9Oa22O
cents, good new do. at 200 cents, prime new red
AZ 1870 cents, and old do. at 1870 cents. Market
firm
CoRY.-To.day so o bushels were received
Bales oil Inferior prime Wnllc hJ oodoVCts'i
yellow do. at S5a92 cts.
HAY.--Baled Timothy is very scarce and has
ruled higher, selling at S26at93 per ton.
PRoyIsIoSs.-Prices have improved for nearly
all descriptions during the past week IN conse'
uuence OF the advance at the West but outside
local demand sales continue light
BACoS.-Io day we note sales OF III hhds Bacon
Sides at l6 "a cents, and 10 hhds Bacon Shout
ders at l6al6 Ia cents. An offer OF 70 IL cents
for an invoice of fine Hams, to arrive, was re-
fused.
LARD.-Western in barrels and tierces has
been firm at l9al9 4 cents, for small lots. Bal
timore refined. in kegs we quote at 81 l.2 cents.
CHEEsE.-There was very little inquiry for Yves i.
ern. and prices are entirely nominal. Stock of
Eastern cutting light and demand slow at l5sl6
cents, as to quality.
BUrTER.-As usual at this season the demand
ia unimpnrtant and we have only TO notice small
saIes of Western Reserve at 20a23 cents
EGGs.-We quote at 23a29 cents per dozen by
the barrel. Receipts and demand light.
SUGARs.-Priees have been maintained since
Friday last, under q mole moderate inquiry, and
close firm. Sales embrace gu hhds fair TO very
good grocery Porto kico at l2al3 cents; zoo hhds
prime do. at Ia cents, and 100 hhds fair Cuba gro
Gerry at IL l-2al2 cents.
REFINED SUGARs.-No alteration has been made
In rates by the Agents of the Maryland and Balti.
more Steam Sugar Refneries, deliveries being
made as follows: Losf2O cents per pound, Crush
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
4 COMMERCIAL.
GOLD AND STOCKS.

At a late hour Friday night New York tele.
gram was exhibited to one Of our reporters, quo.
ting gold al IL N. at 1sl IL. As previous advices
indicated downward tendency, the figures were
believed to be correct, and the quotation was In.
serted, in this column, in Saturdays paper. It
turns out to be incorrect. At the First Board
New York, Friday, gold sold at 1879 3-s; Virginia
skies, SO. In Baltimore, same day, at lSsalss 3d.
silver, lal U. S. 6-2Os, 105 Ia.
The New York gold quotation, Saturday, First
Board, was la9 7-s Five.twenties lO5 IA; Ten
nespee skies II; Virginia skies 80 l.9 North Car
olina's 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10

E0R SALE.-l 3OOAcres of Land, lying in
II two adjoining tracts, one of 700 acres, the
othe. COO each farm containing 800 acres OF
cleared land, with fifty of fat or low grounds,
the rest of the and in good timber for building
purposes. These tracts have good dwelling
houses, out-houses, orchards and every conve.
nience TO suit two families. The land Ia well
adapted to the cultivation of wheat corn, to.
bacco, grass and the various products of this
section of the country. This land is 50 niles
west of Richmond, miles from the James River
Canal. A rare opportunity ia offered for invest.
ment For further particulars apply ut tue Wing
ONCE. Jest
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
Terrible Disaster at Sea.
PROBABLE LOSS OF FOUR HUNDRED
LIV ES.

MoNrszAL July THE Purser of the steam.
ship Morayisn makes the following statement -
The ship William Nelson, from Flushing for New
York was destroyed by lire on the banks of New.
louudlsnd. This tire originated from a red.hOt
Dol, being put into tar pot between decks
Forty people were taken TO St. Johns by the steam.
er Meteor. Four hundred were missing. Some
may have been saved In the boats.
The Captain Of the Moravian says the Assocla.
ted Press bOatmsn at Cape Race reported that the
steamer Meteor arrived ct 81. Johns, n. F., on
Friday, with forty Of the passengers and crew of
the ship William Nelson, taken from the burning
wreck. The Nelson sailed from Flushing with
German emigJsnts. Before the Meteor reached
the burnng vessel all the boats had put of full Of
passengers, but none OF them have yet been heard
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10

- TIE NAYORALITY.-MEssRs. EDITORS -
There being no doubt now that the municipal cleo.
tions will take place in a very few days, I beg
space, IS an old citizen, to say few words as to
who is the best man for the position. We all see
and feel the importance Of avoiding excitement
aui 70 do this We should select some one compe
tent man, concentrate the entire vote upon him
and have no squabblei at the polls. If this pro-
position ID acceded TO, the next question to be
settled is, who is the man most likely 10 concen.
trate that vote For myself and hundreds OF
Others, l answer, WILLIAM TAYLOR ESQ.,
Already this gentleman has been called out by six
OF seven hundred voters, and there are yet hun
dreds Of Others who will gladly join in the call If
they can have an opportunity. Why, then, look
farther for a candidate Can any other man com.
uand 50 many names II not, why create excite
meut by opposition
Mr.. TAYLOR is man Of good sense, sound
Judgment and liberal views. He has been
an Alderman and Recorder for fifteen years
has frequently acted as Mayor during the absence
OF Mr.. Mayo, and has always given entire salts
faction. Until after the meeting Of the Legisla
ture, the Mayor will have but little else TO do than
enforce the ordinances, rs most Of the State laws
need revision before they can be enforced. Let
Us, then, 30 to work and elect Mr. TAYLOR with
unsnimity, and thus insure the acquiescence of the
Government the restoration of civil authority, the
peace of the city, and the good of the whole
country No man can devote himself more closely
10 his duties than Mr.. TAYLOR will, and | am
quite sure he will give satisfaction to
iylO-It MONROE WARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

The frat exhibit of the condition of the "First
National Bank of Richmond" published in our
last issue, shows that this institution, though on
" in operation about sixty days, and having, as
yet no circulation of its own, has discounted
notes and bills to the amount of sl64 $3.50
The amount OF individual deposits reported Is
s4S4,sl7. These evidences of the utility and
hourlshng condition of the Bank, and of the re-
turning prosperity of our city are quite crafty
Ing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
FOR RENT.

STORE FOR RENT AND STOCK FOR SALE.
- The undersigned being about to leave for
Europe offers { sale his entire stock of BOOTS
and SHOES; also will RENT HIS STORE, No.
go Broad Street northeast corner of Fourth.
Possession of which viii be given Immediately.
For further particulars apply 10
JOSEPH GOLDSMITH.
226 Broad Street
Also, for Rent, Store in rear of building.
IL 1O-6ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
IHAUPTO,S RRICK MACHINE.

" The prOprletors Of this recent patent for the
manufacture of Bricks are prepared to dispose of
Machines and rights to use the same. This Ma
chine is simple Of constructions; does not readily
get out of repair; has immense power makes the
brick square and ROlid can be worked with a sin
gle horse causes little delay for removing stones
will make from twenty five TO thirty-fve thou
sand bricks Per day. Circulars, with full partic'
ulars forwarded on application TO BRADFORD d
RENICK, II Broadway, New York, jyS-lm'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OSEf'h H. MOh6 AON having lOrul.
81 ed business connecti N with the house OF
l.. ESBERG, No. 81, Franklin street wholesale
Grocers and dealers in WINES, LIQUORS AND
PROVISIONS, would be glad to see his old
friends and the public, and can make it TO their
interest TO call on him. He will always lave on
hand complete assortment of Groceries, Wines
and Liquors, for the wholesale trade.
He would also offer his services TO his old
friends for the sale Of COUNTRY PRODUCE OF
all kinds on commission, as formerly, and request
consignments, with the assurance that he will do
his best 10 give satisfaction.
]. T. MORTON,
violin No. 81, Franklin street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
MULES AND HORSES FOR

WI SAIE AND EAUHANUE.
Farmers and others DESTROYS of buying or ex-
changing Mules or Horses, en- be supplied or ac-
commodsted upon liberal terms by the subscri-
or at his stables on Monroe, between Grace and
Broad streets, Richmond, Va. His old customers
are respectfully invited TO call and see him.
lie l4-Im' Il. W. GREEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
BUILDERS.
q. TINSLEY. RTILDER,

~ e.. TINSLEY, Build X =,
~. would inform his friends and the public
that he has removed TO the corner Of Sd and
Grace streets. Also, that B. /. STEPHENSON
Is associated with him since the 22d day of April
last. In returning thanks for former favora, he
would respectfully ask their cont nuance.
p. +. STEPHENSON, in announcing his con-
necton with Mr. Tinsley. would ask the favora
bic consideration OF those who want anything
done in the way Of building or repairs, particu
larry those who knew him when he was acting as
foreman for Mr. John A. GlaZebro K, with the
assurance that all orders will be promptly and
faithfully attended 60. jy7-lw'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10

E7-BRANDETH'S PILLS, COsTIvENEss, DI.
ARRHGA.-They are taken up by the absorb.
ents, aud carried into circulation. through which
medium they are conveyed to every part Of the
body.
It the pain affects the joints single dose pro.
duces remarkable benefits. And the same rule
applies to costiyeness diarrhes and dysentery;
though with the last named they may be required
night aud morning for some days before decided
qeiei is obtained. In affections of the lungs,
tbroat head and peurisy, the relief is certain the
excretory organs throw OF with ease the phlegm,
and the breathing becomes freer. spasmodIc
asthma il often cured by single dose.
jyl0-lt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
ROCKER. KERR B. LYON,

uTARRIN'S CELEBRATED NEEDLES
w AND FISH H00KS.-ANDREW CLERK
q Co, 4S Maiden Lane, New York. Sole Agents
and Importers.-0ur former customers will find
reduction in gold prices of these Needles while
the quality ia always kept up TO the highest stand
ard known TO English manufacturers. A. G Co.
respectfully solicit renewal of the mercantile
relations so long and favorably esteemed by their
House ie24-3m-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10

ed, Powdered and Granulated 10 IL cents pc
pound. -...
ToBAcco.-The stock Of Leaf Tobacco offering
have been at full prices.
Observation-Disclosures during the past week
foot up some 300 bbls. Western at q l0s2 IL,
the principal sales being at % IL. Market quiet
but firm at the close. To-day small sales Of
Western reported at % H. .r...
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
G r f EN- & ALLEN
BUILD ERS,

CORNER OF GRACE AND 7rH SITS.
DESPECTFuLLY inform their friends and the pubic
IL generally that they prepared, az usual, 10 con-
tract 10 build In the shortest possible time, Iron,
Browust0nc, Stock Brick, Mastic and Succeed Front
Buildings; also al sinds OF Wood Buildings IN the city
and country.
GEJo6bing promptly attended to. Orders solicited.
Iny3l-- eOdsw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
CANDIDATEs FOR OFFICE.

To MeSSrS. John Priddg, Joseph Br'nIuneL,
William T. King, d.. John Doue, y. AZ.
Ford. and Others, vOterS Of the city OF Rich
uond:
Gentlemen--I have read in this mornings press
your call uHon me to become candidate ior tue
Office Of Mayor, and beg leave TO acknowledge my
gratitude for the unsolicited compliment you
have thus generously paid me. In times like the
present, when every citizen should stand ready to
render all proper assistance In recognizing our
suffering and distracted country, and in restoring
civil government TO our unfortunate city, should
feel recreant 10 my city, my neighbors, my fam
iy and my home we're | 10 withhold the use OF
nv name for any position my friends desire me to
fill and therefore announce myself candidate
for MAYOR, ut the approaching municipal cleo
ton.
should Il be the pleasure OF my fellow-citlzens
20 elect me- can only promise 10 discharge the
duties of the Office faithfully and TO the bes, OF
nv ability, ever having watchful eye TO the i'm
provement and good order OF the city, and 10 the
restoration of that purity in the administration
of civil government which made us, In times
past, happy and prosperous people
will be pardoned, trust, for adding, That u
elected shall devote sl the energies OF my MIND
and all the influence Of my official position, to
restoring that harmony and good esling be-
tween the North AMI South which existed IN
times past, and to reviving in the hearts OF our
people that loyalty TO the Union for which they
were noted In the early history Of the Republic.
Thanking you, gentlemen, for the confidence
Won have Indicated towards me by your generous
call,
am very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
;yS ola WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES
THOS. Il. SIMS a. CO.,
Commission Merchants
md EnnnlIN GrncaE.s

anu fam1Iy OrOcerS.
TINE undersigned have this day formed n Co.
partnership as General Commission Mer-
chant and Family Grocers, and will keep con-
stantlg on hand choice supply Of Groceries,
Cotton Yarns, Sorghum Boilers, Iron and Brass
Castings generally, which we can and will sell
as cheap as IN Richmond.
Mr.. Taos. + SIMS formerly of Sims i Bro,
will give strict attention 10 sales Of Produce,
Veals, Lambs Poultry Butter, Eggs, Vegetables,
&C., aud ill orders on cOnsignments in hand free
of commission THOS. f. SIMS.
WIN. BRADLEY.
c. BRADLEY.
hereby return my grateful thanks TO my former
patrons, and solicit continuance of the same, of
them and the public for the new firm; and our
store being Immediately II the temporary Rich
moud and Danville Depot will see that goods
are promptly shipped. TH)S. Z. SIMS.
Manchester, July D. 1865. Iy4-eodlm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
ITO THE TOBACCO PLANTERS

i OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA.
The unders gned having been appointed Inspec.
tors of Tobacco at Sesbrooks Warehouse In Rich
mond, respectfully inform the Planters that the
Warehouse is now opened for the reception Of To
bac Geo. From the experience we have had In the
management of Tobacco warehouses, we are con-
Hdent we can give entire satisfaction 70 all that
may patronize u.s. Our best efforts will be used
10 please all. JEO NJ SHEPPARD, in,
je27-2w. WILLIAM JETER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
RICHMOND WING.
GUBERNATORLAL APPOINTMENTS.

GUBERNAT0RLAL APPOINTMENTS.
Governor PeirpOint has appointed the following
gentlemen NOtares Public in and for their respec.
tive counties
AUGUSTA County Samuel Kenerly and James
b. Calison.
FAUoUIER COUNTY. William Z. Gaskins
PTrrsYLvANIA AND DANvILE.-W. L Shep-
pard and s. Z. Bryant
HANOvER CoUSTY.-B. b. Peasants.
CHARLEs CRY CoUSrY.-GeorEe Walker.
BOTErOCRr COUNry.-E. NJ. Wood.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10

German ". men a e employed to cultivate To-
bseco In New England, and are found ~ be IN
epEtyioas, expert and cheap,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10

ESTATE on WHICH THE BANKING
HOUSE OF THE BANK OF VIRGINIA FOR
MERLY STOOD, FOR sALE.-At the request of
the Bank of Virginia, we offer for sale the lot on
which the banking house recently stood together
with the iron vaults and building materials
The lot fronts 81 feet on the south si6 of Main
street, runs back l60 feet TO o wide al. " and il
Justly regarded as amongst the most valuable
locations, for commercial purposes, In Richmond
The vaults having stood the test of the great
confagration of the Sd April are regarded of
great value, aud the large quantity of valuable
bricks now standing in the walls viii 90 far to-
wards the rebuilding on this site, The lot Is so
graded that there could be basement and sub.
basement TO any tenement erected on the same.
and yet be above the rear alley. This property
is so we'll and favorably known that further
description ia deemed unnecessary.
Terms and price reasonable Apply 70
HARRISON, GODDIN a APPERS0N.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10

Governor Zebulou e. Vance, Of North Caro-
Ina. ives Thursday released from the Old Capitol
Prison BY order Of the Secretary OF War. He il
% be returned 70 North Carolina, and will be sub
ieet 70 the order Of the President Of the UniIei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10

OFFICE RICHMOND & PETERSBURG r. r. Col
RICHMOND, July 6, 1866.
A LIMITED quantity of freight will be trans.
n ported over this road by Passenger Trains
Some one must be in readiness 10 receive ship.
men.s in all csses, as freight will be delivered on
its arrival at the stations and the Company will
not be responsible " hen 1t Is not claimed on arri.
val. Freight to be prepaid.
f. II. GILL,
jy6-2w General Sup't-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
REMOVAL

ID EMOVAL---F LAUBE, UNDERTAKE., HAS RE-
from Third and Broad street He is prepared 10 furnish
BURIAL CASES aud COFFlNS, and 10 render all the
services peraiuingt 10 the business OF Undertaken,
reasonable terms. lyJ--lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.-A fine DRUG STORE, loca
II ted In one Of the most business and desirable
LOCALITIES in the city of Richmond, Va. where
there is a rare chance for any gentle nan - in.
vest.
The subscriber would not offer such rare in
ducements but from the cause of his i'll health.
For particulars, address BcX No. l,707, Rich
mond Post Office. iyl0-lW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10

Tor RENT, FOR RENT FOR RENT
It IMMEDIATELY.
One three. story BRICK BUILDING, with large,
dry Cellar and back yard, on 9TH street, between
Broad and Marshall streets.
ALSO,
large fr.t.class SALOON, and the BAR.
ROOMS Of the New Richmond Theatre. Posses.
sion given Immediately. Apply TO
r. d. OGDEN
Or at the Box Office New Richmond Theatre
jy6-lw
TOR RENT.-A TWO STORY BRICK
i HOUSE, located on Seventh between Broad
and Marshall Streets.
Apply at the Box Office, New Richmond Thea.
tire. jy3-lw.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10

-FOUR FURNISHED ROOM
C TO RENT, with servants attendance and
use of kitchen, II required, with without Board
ing at $500 per week. Transient, per day. S2.C0
on Franklin street, second door from Fourth,
south side.
jyS-lt' MRS. PHILIP BARRY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10

STOLEN-s5O REWARD.-Stoleu from my
- store, on 9th inst, a GOLD HUNTING CASE
WATCH, No. 2l0, TO which was attached gold
chain. The above reward will be paid for the re.
turn If the watch and chain. No questions ask.
ed. Apply to |. GREENTREE,
jy7-3tf So Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-10
RAILROADS, &c.

ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
THIS ROAD is now completed 70 Cul-
l. pepper Court House, and daily train will be
run TO that point leaving Gordonsville at lilo p
NJ, or ON arrival of trains from staunton and
Richmond returning will leave Culpeper at $50
A. NJ, arriving at Gordonsville in time TO connect
with the Eastern and Western trains on Va. Cent.
raj Road. JAMES A. EVANS, Agent
o. & A. r. F.
GoRD0EsvILLE July 9th, 1866. jyS-lm
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LOST.

STRAYED-From the lot of CrutchGed Il
- Gary, on the Basin, a LIGHT BAY HORSE
name reached; branded U. s. on the left shoulder,
and the letter S on the left side of the neck. A
liberal reward will be paid Cor his return TO Geo.
II. Reith at the Guage Dock Of the James River
and Kanawha Company, or 20
W. G. TURPIN,
Superintendent LIST section J. r. i K. Canal.
jy8-..2t'
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED II

am, very respectfully,
Your obedieut servant,
ola WILLIAM TAYLOR.
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CRY HALL. RICHMOND, July 8, 1865.
ITO MEET THE EXPENSES OF

violin
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-08
& :GrciI,a.

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SpAg w;Tu -: !>eAaY - !u he :rca'n>
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rvrr. Il ,Er" York. Ntr.' ~" S:'rra9"
r"*< n."rs, cnn'rrnin, whom i ;riI -:
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i.;,.,,::...; ap ~ r.4 u tic <i,;p;s b'ats,
w'''iicl wai soc,m fallen n with by tic
lri. Mcr'Mry.
Thr wife, Young ami eac;r"tc WAS Tnt
,l;s"ou;,, ed at the nnc,r':.i"'r # fcr
husbands : Fate. hut pr pared i"r her o~"
SAFETY. S2'iprrsc:vat"n ennid not sup
p.a.:s hcr ~oTa"lv it,st'ct: 50 for as 10
ignore tie feeble cries for help foa an
III ~ is Is u:;,7;''-: 57rt : -.
lcs> Of .rr own State, SIC plunged with
hrs. i iG,p'sr,i c.,.."c", ln'1. IL. sea.
i'nr two wir":t. laws nd DIS brave voung
g:r; >arpcr; her.. + and The infant on ID"
c>nt'r;.t oi . dips spar. ~I'hoai ic"'! or
wa:"r. s;''.ai!I;:'g lie infants lie hE ll"
ni.,;.'u?.. at ii:r uI:M :;:ou!;!.
4 Late on Ilr,. sccrM'i day th4 same yes
s,.I IL w!.,c., Err i!;s!,nnh So: sngei nav
~ cn.s,jl crti Si',r, wiI!n": hnp: ii rcs-
r!:ni,g rnnrr I!t.,, iciI il witt this heroine,
and s,yyt! her ar'i hcr !,r.i: c'r.rgr
EvcH'ua!iy tie family were i"nuc' at
IIaryc, France. Th Prussi:in Consul at
r'.;,t port took charge of the infant, As its
parents weT" supposed to have been lost
with The week
Many !.ii"+ 1T Ilarvo in'ern<'s} them
selves t" rnab;c his brave E"l."g 'rra.
turr. with ivr husband, again to vc.'fnre
to cross the Allan .ic in scHrcA Of Yves,
tarn home.
This hrroin" Of real life, during her
recent v"yagc in the Dylloua, gasc~5irIh
to child.
She is a real Object of interest to the
benevolent ladies Of Amcrica, nn'l is
wnrihy TO rrcnive At their hands that aid
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