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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19
Chances tor Business Alen.


A FIRsT-CLAss CONFECTIONERY STORE;
N ron SALE ct 600 below suai worth OF too' stock ana
lItarss Apply. No 'zs sxthaye --------
A PARTY. having invented and patented an
N AMAL0AAATOR for God and Silver Ores. which mas pen
one uterc. with the view Of bringing to tho notice Of owners
Of Mine. Address POstOaice Bon No 1853
A FEW AGENTS WANTED in Cities out of
N New Yors the splendid ENGRAVING Of HCkss
PICTURE Of AMERICAN AUTHORS Agents now make over
sIoo week Apply Room No No Hickman it,
address Boz No. 80. ~ y. 2. o.
NOR SALE-An established Patent Medicine busi-
competition Good' hrsi class location unsnr
passed sseoy .,'oa' sSr or @ c. Sop Adde'S
Tor thee days OPPORTUNITY Box i2O Tribune Oaee.
LERRY. 30 DAT for SALE-fcrry boat EXCHANGE
Of the wst Ferry 10 fee, ous by % feet beam and ~ es
C. W. COPELAND, No III Broadway. New York.
LNOR sALE-CHiNA WORKS, containing six lots,
budiur two tin' mod' FgT' and everything Ss rog
II H6fchiSsoS, No. q ksntsi, Gfesnpont 1. T. -
V,HE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Invite the s,,suon Manuieiue TO their water rover a.
the town q ras,e, Kev,Ier'ey o. ud %n VII" a,oSS
bin mite. Hobobsn and jersey 0y ana re'eh 0" '
he, lev" lead aud fan Of feet TO h tide with the
whole faso River and sers Dir % thce b,sst
The mill ,-s large sad nrrai sed lhi eheh Que nus
OF navis ntion both head aud tail rfces A., ,.,of
The abundant snd permanent .npPy o. g., ' v 70
large naygbls yefynh ~. P'"andy
tho cy fors icaiing with BY plna fSsa
road by water render the most advantageous location '0 ~
Appncons ean be made to EDw J. C. ATrERBuRY Pre'F
DENT Trenton. ~ j.
rI,HE ADVERTISER having PATENTED an
saving o-thifd the present cost wishes enni
active with 5000 manufactured address NAhsiiAi'
VyyANTED-A Gentleman with means,
w tsksan interest Iron Foundry. Partner 10 one
who Influence trade there I. doe opportunity Every t
" ". 5 TIosPs3S Boz No 100 iISaSs Once.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Cleared.

PORT OF NETWORK. ..JvsE "a.
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After the call Of Reading" the Board adjourned, in
consequence Of the death of Mr. John A. Condi Of
Remembers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19

BANK DEPARTMENT ALBANY, March -, 1866
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to chap
~ Ter. ans Laws Of laws Of 1873 that the cifeu
l,,ng 10 the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA banking
oca,e3 In tho NsYorh, will be redeemed, AT
PAR by u the Banking Department on pEe.ena
lion The National State Bank The City u Albany and
A The National North America Of New York In the city
Of New Yors for years date hereof and not thereafter
The Circulating the bank, must be presented
within years the date hereof and al notes which
sLa presented redemption and within the time
specified will be charge the uhi IA tue hands
~ q 70. SCHUYLER. Superintendent
srArK oT SEw ORR BANK DsPARrsssr,
April 70. 1866.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chap
note. ned CHATHAM BANK banking association located
IN the City viii be redeemed By the
eat Banking Department presentation TIE NEW
NATIONAL STATE BANK IN the City OF Albany for 'r years
from he dsieh hereof, and not thsrraitsr.
outstanding circulating Of the sid bank must be prcanted
hereof; and all
redemption within The
tine specified upon the fund the
hAuJs fth. Superintendent ~ Lst purpofs.
myl lawcmTu q. W. sCEUILER Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

FOURTH POLICE DISTRICT C0URT-JUSE ls-Bsiors
Judge CONNOLLY.
THE AFFAIR or THE SHIP DAK0TAH--cONCLUScS OP
THE EXAMINATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-19

rI,RAvELING CREDITS on Mcssrs. J. $. NOR.
l. GAN L Co. LONDON tSueeesson 10 GEO PEABODY
Cob available IN The principal cties EUROPE and hs
The weekly union record., 1866-02-10
the poet

STATES Ev1DENcE.-A good story
is told Of George White, a notorious
thief in Westchester county. He was
once arrested for horse stealing, when
it was supposed that be was connected
with an extensive gang, which was
levying contributions upon all the
stables around. Many inducements
were held out to White to reveal the
names of his associates, but he main
tanned dogged silence. An assur-
ance from the court was at last obtained
that he should be discharged, upon
which he made oath to reveal all he
knew Of his accomplices. The jury
were accordingly suffered to bring in a
verdict of ''not guilty. when he was
called upon for the promised revelations
81 shall be faithful to my word," said
he; understand, then, that the devi.
is the only accomplice l ever had-we
have been a great while in partnership
you have acquitted me, and you may
hang him if you catch him."
The weekly union record., 1866-02-10

Wives IN IND1A.-A missionary
lady; writing to friends in England,
mentions many sad things about the
state of woman and wives in India.
Among other things, she says. A wife.
is not thought worthy to take her hus-
bands name into her lips. She may
call him 'SLord,' "master," or the 'sfa-
ther of her son,' but his name she must
never mention. One day one Of my
mothers servants, an Ayah, was taken
i'll. She was very pretty young wo-
man, and as much loved by her hus-
band as Bengalee wives usually are !;
yet he refused to get doctor for her
saying to the poor dying girl, "The
money 1 should now waste on you will
pay for my marriage-feast when mar
ry your successor" Three months
after that his new wife was brought
home.n
The weekly union record., 1866-02-10

REMEDIES FOR DIsPEPsIA.-Hall':
Journal of Health says there some
general principles of cure applicable tt
all, and which will seldom fail Of high
advantages:
l. The entire body should be washed
once week with soap, hot water and 8
stiff brush.
?. Wear woolen next to the skin the
year round, during the day time only.
8. By means of ripe fruits and ber-
ries, coarse bread and other food, keep
the bowels acting freely once in "a
hours.
4. Under all circumstances, keep the
feet always clean, dry and warm.
5. 1t is most indispensable to have
the fullest plenty of sound, regular, con-
nected and refreshing sleep, in a clean.
light. well-aired chambers, with win.
dows facing the sun.
6. Spend two or three hours of every
forenoon, rain or shine, in the open air,
in some form of interesting, exhilarating
and unwearying exercise, walking with
cheering and entertaining companion
is the very best.
Z. Eat at regular times, and always
slowly.
8. That food is best for each which
is most relished, and is followed by the
least discomfort. What may have
benefited or injured one, is no rule for
another. This eighth item is of uni
versal application.
9. Take but a teacup full of any
kind of drink at one meal, and let that
be hot.
10. Con6ne yourself to coarse bread
of corn, rye or wheat; to ripe, fresh,
perfect fruits and berries, in their ma
tural states; to fresh, lean meats, boiled
or roasted, as meat is easier of diges-
ton that vegetables. Milk, gravies,
pastries, heavy hot bread, farinas star
ches and greasy food in general ag-
gravate dyspepsia by their ccnstipating
tendencies.
II. 1t is better to eat at regular
times, as often as hungry. but so little
as to occasion no discomfort whatever.
II. Constantly aim to divert the
mind from the bodily condition in a
pleasant way this is half the cure in
many cases.
The weekly union record., 1866-02-10

HoRRoRs OF WAR.-One Of the boys
of the Sd Colorado Cavalry, who passed
through one seasons bushwacking In
Missouri, all the battles Of the border,
and through an Indian campaign on the
Arkansas, writes from Indiana that he
snever realized the horrors of war till
he GOT home to Indiana and found his
gal married to stay-at-home dry goods
c1erk.'
The weekly union record., 1866-02-10
Last Trial of Fidelity.


An officer of the French army, during
the reign Of Napoleon, having incurred
the suspicion or resentment of the En-
peror, thought it expedient to abandon
his country, and take refuge in one Of
the Austrian provinces, and there he
become advised of and initiated into q
society, the object of whose formation
was to hurl to the ground the Colossus
whose arm smote and governed the
whole continent of Europe with scep-
ter Of iron. One day a letter was
brought to him containing the usual
signs and passwords of the society, and
requiring him to repair on the following
night to secluded spot in forest,
where he would meet some of his as
sociates. He went, but found nobody.
The orders were repeated four times ;
the officer sought the appointed place
with no better success than the FIRST.
On the fifth night of his appointment
at the rendezvous, after waiting some
time, he was on the point of returning,
when loud cries suddenly arrested his
attention.
Drawing his sword, he FASTENED to
the spot whence they seemed to proceed,
and was fred on by three men, who, on
seeing that he was unwounded, instantly
took to flight; but at his feet lay a
bleeding corpse, in which, by the feeble
light of the moon, he in vain sought for
tokens of returning animation. He
was yet bending over the dead man,
when a detachment of chasseurs, sum-
moned apparently by the noise Of the
pistols that had been discharged at him.
self, came up suddenly and arrested
him as the assassin. He was loaded
with chains, tried the next day, and
condemned to die for his supposed crime.
His execution was ordered to take place
at midnight. Surrounded by the min
listers Of justice, he was led, at slow
pace, by the light of torches, and the
funeral tolling of bells, to vast square,
in the center of which was a scaffold,
environed by horsemen. Beyond these
were numerous groops Of spectators,
who muttered impatiently, and at in
tervals sent forth cry of abhorrence.a
The victim mounted the scaffold, and
his sentence was on the point of fulfill
ment, when an officer let fall word of
hope. An edict had just been promul-
gated by the Government, offering a.
pardon and life to any condemned Grim
inal who should disclose the members
and secret tokens of particular as
ISOLATION, the existence of which the
Frenchman, to whom these words were
addressed. had lately become member.
He Vas questioned, but he denied all
knowledge; they urged him to confess
with promises of additional reward-his
only reply was demand for immediate
death-and his initiation was COM
pleted.
All that passed was terrible trial Of
fidelity. Those who surrounded him
were members Of the society, and every
incident that has been described, from
the summons to the last moment of ex-
pected death, was only o step in the
progress Of the fearful experiment by
which it was sought to determine the
trustworthiness of the neophyte.
The weekly union record., 1866-02-10

Il CAN assure you," said jenkins,
softly and persuasively, there is not an
entire headache in the whole BOTTLE"
"Not an entire headache, perhaps, ''an-
swered Pilkins, knowingly, ''for all the
headaches in it may be splitting ones"
The weekly union record., 1866-02-10
LONGVILLE HOTEL
A. J. WOOD, Proprietor.

VNHIS LARGE AND COMMODIOUS HOTEL
j is situated in Humbug Valley. Plumas county,
in beautiful and healthy location. The rooms
are large and airy and well furnished. The table
is at all times furnished with the best the market
affords; the stabling is of the best. 1t is "home
for the traveller For the invalid a fine soda
spring. celebrated for its healing qualities, is ad-
joining the Hotel. liberal share of patronage is
solicited. A. J. WOOD Proprietor
The weekly union record., 1866-02-10

By different nations every day in the
week is set apart for public worship ;
Sundays by the Christians Monday by
the Greeks; Tuesday by the Persians !;
Wednesday by the Assyrians ; Thurs
day by the Egyptians; Friday by the
Turks, and Saturday BY the Jews.
The weekly union record., 1866-02-10

BEWARE OF THE FIFTH WIFE
Benjamin Phinney, a wealthy farmer
at Rockport, Illinois, was recently
poisoned to death with strychnine by
his fifth wife, pretty girl whom he
married SIX weeks previously.
The weekly union record., 1866-02-10

A MAN in Cincinnati adopted an Or
iginal way of reducing household ex-
penses. One morning, when he knew
his wife would see him, he kissed the
servant girl. The household expenses
we're instantly reduced twelve dollars
per month.
The weekly union record., 1866-02-10
The Bar

Will always be supplied with CHOICE LIQUORS
and CIGARS. PBlCES MODERATE.
The weekly union record., 1866-02-10
The Once Of California Stage Company
Is at the UNION HOTEL.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
OROVILLE.

IUHHE PROPRIETORS OF THIS FAyORITE
Il Hotel would most respectfully inform the trav-
cling public and permanent Boarders that the ST.
NICHOLAS, is now being thoroughly REP AIRED
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED IN ALL ITS
DEPARTMENTS, and they prepared to
offer superior inducements to their patrons and the
public in general.
Business men and travellers will find the ST
NICHOLAS second to no Hotel in the State
whether regards LUXURY, COMFORT OR
ECONOMY.
The weekly union record., 1866-02-10
VINEYARD FOR SALE
3 ~ 4O0 = 04
OR RENT.

0NE AND A HALF MILES FROM ORO-
" vile, $500 bearing vines. "a varieties. the
most valuable tor wine raisins and market. Three
hundred fruit trees, pears, plnms. peaches, apn-
cots and ounces. Four hundred young ounces
and 500 rooted vines in nursery to set out A fine
opportunity tor irrigating and an abundance of
wood with le0 acres of land. The above ranch
and vineyard viii be sol cheap for cash. Enquire
| at Oroville Of Geo. c. Perkins and Judge ". S.
Stafford. {wSl
The weekly union record., 1866-02-10
THE GTEAr AND THE SMALL.-Fror

THE GTEAr AND THE SMALL.-From
the cottage to the palace, from the cas-
tie to the hovel, through all the imper-
ceptible shades and grades of life and
station that intervene between great
ness and littleness; from the sage to
the idiot, from the conqueror to the
worm, fate, in darkness and in silence,
with movements that men seldom see
and never appreciate, is spinning that
small, fine, but binding thread, which
weaves their common destiny into one
inextricable webb. 1t is not alone that
the mouse disentangles the lion from the
tolls; it is not alone that the stronger
saves or destroys the weaker; but it is
that every being, at every step, affects
the destinies of millions of others, pres
ent and to come, and carries on the
train of cause and event that is going
on from eternity to eternity. The de-
pendence of the great upon the small,
and the continual reference of our fate
to petty circumstances is considera-
tion full Of weighty moral, and never to
be forgotten.
JUST DECIs1oN.-An Oregon Judge
has just granted a dissolution of a
mercantile partnership, on the applica-
ton of one of the parties, who based his
appeal on the laziness and neglect of
business on the part of his partners.
The Judge, in granting the dissolution,
dwelt at some length on the bad effects
on business of retaining drone partner,
and denominated the loafer as a scurvy
upon honesty, unfit to be recognized as
man, who pauperized a living out Of
the industry of his partner.
AT a colored revival in Zanesvills,
things got high and the red hot stove
was overturned. ''Pick up de stove Bro.
Lewis" said the preacher, ''pick up de
stove. De Lord won't let it burn you!"
Brother Lewis. being strong in faith,
picked up the stove, but let it drop sud-
denly, and turning the white of his eyes
viciously on the preacher, exclaimed,
"De devil he won't!"
The weekly union record., 1866-02-10
HOTELS.
UNION HOTEL.
Corner Montgomery and Myers Street
OR WILL

THlS NEW BRICK AND ELEGANTLY FUR
u nished Hotel stands first in the State for com
fort and accommodation for the travelling public
every room being well ventilated and neatly fur
nished.
The Table
Is supplied with every LUXURY OF THE SEAS
ON, and everything will be done to insure the
Comfort of the guest of this House. In connec-
tion with this House is the
Bar and Billiard Saloon.
New Billiard Tables of the Latest Patterns and
Improvements.
The Bar
Will always be supplied with CHOICE LIQUORS
and CIGARS. PBlCES MODERATE.
The ONCE of California Stage Company
Is at the UNION HOTEL.
STAGES LEAVE THIS HOUSE DAILY, FOR
All parts of the Country.
VIM. L. HOPKINS, Proprietor.
Oroville October Il, 1865.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-11
Bnltimoro Market.

BALTIMORE May stessy but
FLoun.-Receipts are small. and stock IN dealers
bands @ much reduGSd .sy are
bible Northwestern Extra at sll; 2Oo bbls oty Mills
S $40 Is we % Sr.e os or
Extra. except high grades Of Baltimore as follows
Howard.stIeet su or ana n cut fsTa $40 S 70 ~ TO-
sli as si2; Family is to sIa eo Ohio super and
Cut EIra IS 50 76 DO Shipping PIN Extra 10 50 to 81
Northwestern Super TO to 50 a5; do Extra 10 25 to
81; City Mills super as to 81 co. do standard Extra
do hi grades Extra 10 to $14 Baltimore. weich's und
greenfield Family 1,s sIs Eye FOq new 76 to 50 2S
GRAIN.-wheat continues in very limited supply, and
owing TO which there i little grinding being done
by our city nillers. There several samples Of
whe,t on Change to-day by way Of trying the market
but both were held above the views of buyers. There
which wauted is Southern and Penusyvanis oil other
GOO bushels MARYLAND red at 50 75 l6o bushels fair do
at 50 so per bushel No spr wheass offered for seye
els yellow oeredi demand active with sales Of 10 900
bushels white at 50 to s6 cs A0D bushels yellow at 81
0ats-500 bushels offered with sales Of 1900 bushels
! ut IS to 68 OTIS weight.
hands. cargo for boiling recently purchased at
Philadelphia for Baltimore account The two reaneries
now established here for the manufacturing Of sugar
than heretofore. 'r'
eRoSlBloha-Ine mRrRet IL actlSe, ana az Improving
prices generally. Bacon and Bulk Meas to-day
most In demand We report sales Of 600 lbs Bacon
At 49, bids do Shoulders to and g do in oSSns
10 0s S At Ia ao to 14S ios bui shouders at ss 1ss
Mess Pork s held at $50 per bb and Western L,rd
terces and bbs at 22c lb The market closed very
Arm, with further advance anticipated. Hams are
also held higher. best brands quoted at % 10 to $40.
SALr.-We hear OF nothing doing worthy Of special
remark. Sales confined to lots from jobbers and
prices without material change from those last
quoted.
port sales to-day OF 81 hhds Porto Rco achr Oregon
12c; As hhds do In lots at II to 1870 and rs hhds
good do on private terms.
wHhEEY-1s firm, with sales Of 100 bbls Western on
private TERMS and several jobbing lots do ct 50 27 per
gallon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-11

Smith, 1877 tons Stotson, ut Brown Co.'S wharves,
W, from s New York waiting Master
from New York, discharging .............w W Roach.
humsAy, - tons, Cranmer, in Ashley River, t1r
Fall River Mass loading. H Dakor & Co.
Charley Wooisey. 2o7 tons. Parker in Ashley River,
for Northern Port, loading. ......-..... Master.
Palmer 197 tons, Palmer ut Marshalrs wharf, for
Baltimore, loading. Street Bros Co.
Mary Ireland, 265 tonr, ireland, at Err Il wharf,
for Philadelphia, loading. H Baker Il Co.
Everglade. 121 tons, wrann at Boyco Co.'S wharves,
from Boston, dtscharging. White 4 Paine.
from Rockport, Me. discharging. Trout Amsbury.
Il Leaning, 174 tons, LudlaTu. at Central wharves,
from Philadelphia, discharging. H Baker & Co.
Daniel Britain, 269 TONS Springer at Central wharves,
from Boston. dischsrging .......... Master.
Ellie Smith, loo tons, smith, at Brown Co.'S WINS,
from New York. dlscharging. Master
Jonas Sparks 1876 tons Crow heT, at Brown Co.'S WINS
from Baltimore, discharging. Street Bros Co.
Clara 295 tons, Barrett at Boyce Co.'s wharves, from
Philadelphia. discharging... 1T 8 7 Budd
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-11
Financial and Commercial.

TRADE REPORT Tho Manchester Market is quiet,
with o down rard tendency.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFfs MARKET 2SrH.-The mar
ket ia generally ull but steady Richardson Spence &
Co.. and Wakefield; Nash q Co. report flour very dull
Whept-Saies small ani quotations nomlually unClang-
ed, Corn quiet ut 2ss OIL 10 29s for Mixed.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKRT, 2SrH-Tho market is
hoavy, with downward tei dency. Messrs Bigland
Athya CO., and Gordon, Bruce 4 Co. report Bs-f
heavy and stu declining, Pork duh with down ward
tendency. Bacon Inactive and downward Lard n0mi-
nal Butter dull Isllow DOWN. rd; quoted Acc to 48c.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Ashes easiet. Sugar
steader Coffee quiet and drnoping. Rico downward
bnse' cakes quiet and steady Linscet Oil steady.
Sperm Oil ttoady at f128 per ton Rosin steady Spirits
Turpentine quiet and steady. ....
- PETaoLEuM. -Barit, English Brandon report {:
The sales have beou small at 2s to Is Id for Rened
I'd for Spirits.
LospoN MARKETs tBaringl.-Breadstufrs quiet and
steady. Iron quiet. Bars and Rails, f6 10a; Scotch
Pig, 79s 6s. Sugar hrmer Coffee frm. Tea very dull.
Rice quiet md steRdy Taiiow steady at 47s Petroleum
steady OF 2s Sd for Refued Spirits Turprntiue
tive Sperm OIL firm. Lnseed cakes steady at ELL 5s to
I'll los.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, April 26.-CorroN.-
Sales to-day 5000 bales, including 1000 to specuaors
and exporters. Market duh and slightly declined Mid
dliug Upands about 1874 to l5d.
~ Breadstufs dull.
Provisions fiat.
LONDON, April %. Evening.-Coneols close at s6ss to
s61<.
AMERICAN STocKs.-United States ve.Twenties coz
to 70H Illinois Central shares, 79 to 80; Erie shares
ok 20 81. .....-.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-11
..r LIST. OBJ SHIPPING '@"i
In tho Port Of Cherleston, May 10, Il GO

vEaHELs UNDER 100 ToNs AND STEAMERS ooAsrma
5..r .rq#, WITHIN THE srkTg, ExorPrED.
=. STEAMSHIPS. -F-'
Quaker CITY, 1143 tons. West at Adger's wharves. for
oumSerand sSs togs Reed At xt.ntis wSaFvoS oS
from Baltimore, discharging .willis Chisolr.
Hudson l1so TONS Potter, at Atlantic wharves for Lv
erpooi, loading. Willis Chisolm.
Mary tBr,, 800 tons. MaoonSsr as Adsor's whsrvos.
Latepba Br s.. TONS, Rood in the Stream. for
Ezra Br SO tons bradshaw at %hss
EureGs so eas Smith a; Ms' &C.
for liverpool. loading 49,. :. .Marshsl Beach Co.
Orion Mor sgi tons Evenaen' Ct Kssrs wharf for
Architect r ssi tons, ncsewarne ss Marshas s wharf
rs at 1fS es
g, at ssss eTSs
Wilmington, 9. ready. :.J Enslow & 90.
Aarathsn prsko in Ashley River for Havana
Frank MARION. ois TONS pninsco at BsoWn r1s co. SG
Angs 70 ,0as @ 0f Rc Gho
from Havana. to be repaired. III A Ensow q Co.
BRIGS.
Wickopee Br) SSl tons, Leland ct YanderhorstB wharf
Josie Dqyersa1 Sol tcns at Tsiichiids whit for Bald:
Rns. in A.Sey Rssr bsa' for S. Si
Heath lis tons. &;n in the stream o1 ieo@ bsi III:
ts psn toms aos at osnsa for
Lone ssss sS @ Curtis in the a'sss ss Iss A. y
Aid Brl i51 tons. Mccormick, at Bennett.s MIL for
is sess IsSS in :Sy Ss
1u sis ssns ssnas. At xdssi: vlai,sa i5s New
oatserns aoo sSn; Dains i. Brown 0os HUssa %sSs
lof Boston. Ending ~, "....s'..f Looke.