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PROCEEDINGS OF COURTS.

WEDNESDAY. May %, 1866.
Criminal Court.-Hon. Judge Bond.-George c.
Maund States Attorney. prosecuting.
George Dester charged with selling liquor on Sun
day, case set payment of costs, and in similar
and costs imposed by the Court. Hamilton Lewis
larceny of yards of carpeting and other articles
from Daniel Dorsey-a plea of guilty confessed but
under the value of 50.
Grand jury discharged to this morning at 10 clock
to which time the Court adjourned.
CITY Circuit Court.-Before Hon Judge Alexander
Robert B. Boiling VS. Bayne x Co: bill of complaint
filed to set aside deed of trust illegal andfraudu
lent against creditors.
Edwin K. Hooper vs.. Hannah Hooper; bill filed to
render null and void certain paper mentioned in
the proceedings.
passed setting aside deed from Ann l.. Morse to
Singleton L. Burgess, and appointing r. W. Bauld-
win trustee, to convey the said property to Mary
Conway and decreeing that the complainant pay into
Grover vs. Iafiin; decree passed for tho sale Of
property mentioned in the proceedings, and appoint
ing Edward Heggis, trustee, to make the sale.
Joseph Darger, ct al. vs.. Richard Herroll: decree
for the sale OF property mentioned in the proceed
ings
Cooke VS.. Maupin. ct al; case argued and sub
mitted.
Superior Court-Hon Judge Alexander Charles
W. Lord VS.. Baltimore Marine Insurance Company;
verdict for complainant SlO73.73.
first issue verdict for S5i53 on the sum for $lC4
Numsen carroll 60: vs. the same, garneshee OF
Elizabeth Duval VS.. c. Z. Miller; action to recover
damares for the alleged forcible election of com
over streets; verdict for the defendant.
Assignment for 372 to $50.
Court of Common Pleds-Hon Judge King Mrs
c. Black VS.. Evans; appeal from Grocer before re-
ported Jury being unable to agree were discharged
Ann Morarty VS.. a. McCOterly; appeal from Jus
tce Hayward Judgment reversed and III favor of ap-
poiant for S25 and costs.
Margaret 5. Glenn VS.. the same: same Judgment
Charles Adams ct. al. VS.. Thos. Ii. Martin; judg.
ment affirmed.
Gases assigned on appeals for jury trials.
Orphans Cnurt.-Judges Audoun, Supplce and
Hofman.-Lctters of administration were granted to
Margaret Donaldson on the estate of Matilda Brown
The will of John Lester admitted to probate and
letters granted to Nesley Stevenson.
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COMMERCIAL~.TH THURSDAY, MAY "a, 1866

STEAMSHIP CARRoLL.-Advices from Liverpool
received at the Office of the Auditor of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company announce the ar
rival OF the steamship Carroll at that port on the 9th
instant. This fine steamer left Baltimore on the
evening of the 18th of April on her first voyage to
Liverpool. having been thoroughly prepared for the
trade before taking position on the line. The Voy-
age has been completed in little thirteen days
from city to city. and is the quickest trip yet per-
formed between those points. The Carroll has thus
proved, as her admirers predicted the fastest ship of
the line. Letters from the passengers express en-
tire satisfaction with the vessel and the officers in
command
The TOBACCO IHTEREsT-The mass meeting of the
manufacturers and journeymen cigar makers of Bal
timore held at Maryland Institute last evening.
largely attended. and resolutions adopted deploring
the parayzed condition of their trade and asking the
action OF Congress in relieving them from the oppres
sive burdens imposed upon them. committee of
five. consisting of Messrs. Thos II. Cromer. J. IT.
Lavine, Chris. Saums, P. II. Harrison and N. D.
Wheaqey, were appointed to proceed to Washington
to lay the grievances complained of before Congress.
The utmost unanimity of action prevailed in all the
proceedings. The meeting was addressed by J. w.
Lavine and others in the business.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Daily COMMERCIAL
Letter to The Editor.

WASHINGTON May %. 1866.
1t impossible to eraggerate the degree of interest
with which the developments of public opinion in
Maryland are regarded here in and out of Congress-
The great popular gatherings whose proceedings are
recorded from day to day in the COMMERCIAL appear
to be conducted with spirit and patriotism and an
eloquence which cannot fail to inspire emulation
elsewhere. The hearts of the true Constitution.ov-
ing and Union-loving people of Maryland are mani.
testify expressed at these meetings.
Nowhere, we rejoice to acknowledge have sbler
or more effective vindicatonS been put forth in re-
gard to the whole policy of Andrew Johnson-his
9rincpss his measures his entire course of proce-
cure. Inese have been eIpounded and defended
through the press and in public discussions before
the masses OF all parties, with ability and full
ness which may well be initiated, to the advantage
OF the good cause in other communities.
took up my pen only to write paragraph, but
WlI add an item or two of news.
>, denerai Spinner has not resigned the Office of
treasurer nor has he any purpose of doing so very
speedily. He is. certainly one of the most labor
the Government. He works day and night. more
hours than any other otical-almost as many as an
EDITOR, or Washington correspondent in full en-
ploy, acOntributor from Maine to Oregon and Cali
forpia. What higher tribute to his Industry con he
paid?
The trial of Jefferson Davis will, probably. net
take place until early in October. The Chief JUS
uce viii not appear at the court to be held at Nor
folk in June-the warm weather, the unreadiness
The Chief Justice may hold his court as early as
September next in Virginia, if he chooses but be-
fore that 1t is not likely there will be any great trial
OF a State prisoner. OBSERVER
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AMUSEH EETS,

S. 3. HowEs EUROPEAN CIRCUs-After the most
unequivocal success on Belar lot. where the large
tent has been literally packed at each exhibition,
Howes Circus, in accordance with it's original an
nouncement. will remove up town to-day, on the
corner of Green and Columbia streets and give its
performances twice each day during the remainder
of the week, positively closing Saturday night
This morning another of those gorgeous street pa
rades. which have created so much excitement and
given SO much pleasure to those who have witnessed
them, will be given. The procession will pass
through the following streets: Leaving the corner Of
Green and Columbia streets at 10 A. NJ. it will pass
down Columbia to Pratt street, along Pratt to How.
ard, up Howard to Franklin, along Franklin to Ca
thedral. around Monument Square to Cathedral
along Cathedral to Richmond. along Richmond to
West, Biddle. along West Biddle to Pennsylvania
avenue along Pennsylvania avenue to Franklin
along Franklin to Paca street. and up Paca street to
the place of exhibition, where the first performance
will take place at two o'clock.
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baltimore NTarKefs. May %.

COIFEE-There has been no movement to-day
in Coffee. The advance in gold has unsettled the
market I'D neither buyers or sellers seem prepared
70 MAKE sny operations. The currency price Of Cot
fee has advanced within the last day or two " to
cfs Int the cold value remains unchanged and we
stiIl onofe Rio ct 100000 cts gold for common to
choice; Laguayra Of 19@2015 cts gold. and java at
2615tG27 cts gold % =.
Flour but there is more inquiry for it and evidently
a frmer feeling in the market Super is scarce a.d
wanted and would command full quotations but the
higher grades which are in better supply. are IN,
active. We quote to-day as follows, viz: Howar S
Street Super at $lO@I0.50; do Extra at Sll'ooglz
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The FLYING SQuApaoss-Orders have lately been
received at the Boston Navy Yard to recommence
Mns Upon the new steam frigas Amonoosuc AID
as possible. 1t said that when competed the Am
au VIII be assigned to duty as flag ship Of
new squadron, to be known as the South Pacific
Tue Ammonoosuc is one of feet of six vessels,
IN me closing year of the late rebellion and
service at the Brooklyn Navy ard the fsshe' now
preparing Tor her trial trip at the same place; The
Wampanoag, hitting for service at New York; the
the Madswaska now nearly ready for service at New
York These vessels have all been designed and con-
object and the public will shortly have an opportu
nifty Of comparing the relative merits Of government
built vessels with those constructed at private yards
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A FORTUNATE FREE6aAN.-Tbe Vici-,L,-.- =,
says negro boy named Mingo employed Sv 1SGr"ds
Fennimore on his plantation on the BALDWIN H.
box filled with gold and silver coin, amounting 't 10
several thousand doll'rs. Mr.. Fennimore assisted
the boy in selling the gold, and although it is
posed the money was buried BY negroes owned bv
Mr. +. before the war. the boy Mingo receives ths
full benefit of this discovery,
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STATE NEWS.

-, AccIDENT.-On Monday last, Mr.. Jacob Brengle, Of
this city met with very painful accident which re-
suited in the loss Of his right hand. He was out gun
ming in company with several Others and was sitting
on tho fence with his hand resting on the muzze Of
his gun. and getting down be struck the hammer OF
the gun with his foot when it went off the whole load
passing through his hand. He was Immediately taken
to Mr. Isaac Crums nOtfar from the place of accident
and wagon being procured. was broughtto town and
conveyed to his in West Patrick street Drs
Dunott and Mitchell called in who found it ne
cessary to amputate his hand.-Frederick Eramincr
BROKE JAu.-0n Thursday last, two prisoner,
named David Williams and John Leonard arrested
some time ago and committed to jail, the one fol
horse stealing the other for petty larceny made the1
escape by climbing the Jail wall. officers were sent
in pursuit of the fugtives but up to the present time
they have not been recaptured.-B.
ANOTHER RAHRoAD.-,The Commissioners of the
Wicomico and Pocomoke Railroad Company give
notice in the Worcester Shield that the sum re-
CURED in order to organize the Company has now
been subscribed, and that meeting of the stock.
holders will he held at the Cross Roads on Monday
the 4th of June next, at one o'clock p NJ, for the
purpose of eectins twelve directors of said Compa
ny-,SOmerset Herald.
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RAILROAD NOTICES
rfE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Ms 1p 2 g. is sfs two MS o}iy 2,g.
viii run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
MAZE TRAIN viii leave Baltimore daily texcept
Sunday at $50 A. NJ EXPRESS TRAIN VIII VII!
lo2ys daily (9e aqd SgndaZ at 10 ~ and th
for Wheeling daily at 645 4. NJ. Except sunday
These trains connect at Belar and Parkersburg for
all R2RR Ms KSouthRggSSa6 aPd N0&TfT
leaves Baltimore daily at 40 P: NJ. Except Sunday.
East-Leayes Frederick at 7l5 A. n. daily (Sun-
u The V1G BfEEfGoTPs MILLS TRAIN leaves Bati-
more ut $40 and 10 A. H. and 10 and $50 P. NJ,
and EllieOtt's Mills at 7l0 and lls0 A NJ. and s,
''-' w. ~ FOR WASHINGTON.
and a?sTo Bn abg 5 s s and .f s Nd
ton at $40, $50 and Ills 4, NJ and 245 $50 and
78o n On Sundays at 780 4. NJ, and 2.45 and
from BsltmqTs, and the SO 4. Nj and 2.45 P; II.
1rans from washington, stop at way points The
7e a6 4. n and ~ n from Baltimore, and the
with trains on the Annapolis road.
Trains leave Annapolis at $50 A. NJ snd $40 P. II.
Tor Baltimore and Washington.
spply to J T. ENGLAND, Agent, at Camden Sta.
si0n' or at the Ticket o5ios y; P: Smith.
I'M COLE General fsSet A se9sp0''a iagtf
PaIAA ID 0ELpM1A: WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CO. VII ASS16 the trains will leave Presi
dent Street Depot as follows, viz:
at 7.25 A. M.
Express Train for New York only at Q2O Am.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
1.l0P.M.
Accommodation Train for HaTre dc Grace and in
termediato Stations at AS P. n.
6.35 P. NJ. ~ -
Express Train for New York at 82OPM.
Inc above Trans leaye dali daily except Sunday.
For New York and Philadephia at $50 NJ
Fer PRINCESS Anne, and intermediate points on
delaware Railroad, take TBS A. NJ, train and for
Dover Delaware, take the 10 P. NJ train
~ WIN. CRAWFORD,
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ARRIVAL OF MERGERS FEMALE ENIGRANTs.-The
steamer Continental arrived in port this morning
with ninetyfour passengers. most of them women
who came out here on the representation and under
the care of w. l.. Mercer, Of Washington Territory
Immediately upon the steamer being telegraphed a
large number of people rushed down to the wharves
whether to select wives to satisfy their curiosity
as to the personal appearance of the fair emigrants
or for what object is unknown to any but themselves
But they were doomed to disappointment for the
ship was attached to the buoy off Folsom street
wharf several hundred feet from shore, and no one
is allowed on board There was great futteriug OF
calico board the ship she passed the city front
the observed of all observers. and probably a res
ponsve futterng of some masculine hearts on shore
whose owners have become tired of the fOrlOrn state
of bachelOrhood. 1t is said to be the intention of the
consgnees to transfer the passengers to some other
steamer bound northward,, and convey them to
place of destination. The passenger list shows a
large number OF Misses, most of whom are probably
not ayerse to changing their title and their name
San Francisco BUL&etin April 81
Several persons in Portland, Wis, were
poisoned few days since by eating muskrat, and one
boy died and two other children were not expected
to live
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Hg BALTIMORE

b. SO&NsB0T
OFFICE Nc: 7 SOUTH FREDERICK SfRE5Etff.N
=, discovered IN the Great Hospitals of Europa
in the world for Weakness Of the Back or ImSS
Structures, Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder'
lty, Nervousness Dyspopsy, Languor Low Spirits,
Confusion Of Ideas, Palpitstion Of the Heart IfmS
ity ITffmbbinS DimRsss Of Sight or Gddiness Dis
o. tho Liver, Lungs Stomach BOWsIs-those te<-i.
Ole disorders arising from Solitary HABITS of Youth
secret and solitary practices more fatal to their vie
Ulysses blishtiPg thor most brilliant hopes or ar
n0ps0n'' rendering nR II6SFHiNSgs1 &C. impossible
.0fioo No.. 7 S. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
siao going from Baltimore street, few doors froIs
Letters must contain stamp. Nc4-tf
EGR. "A. HUEF, of Paris, still continue, big snc.
Ely cessful treatment of CONSUMPTION. Sewers,
residents OF Baltimore, in advanced stage of TIA
To- are NOV [ u b FTF and can be
land. jelg-7y
NNR. A. KEUEE, Graduate Of the Medical FacuI
~ ty of Paris, (EraneeD Member of the Medical
and Chirurgical Faculty of Baltimore, Nd is Inc
discoyerer of the only Remedies for Diseases of pr
Tate character, without Mercury nOxious drugs-,
Recent cases cured in from z to As hours, on writu
guarantee. Chronic, inVeterate and consttUtio nsl
diseases such as have been abandoned as inear.blp
are speedily and permanently cur9d Tie tres rlert
auopleu W Is Llat winch the approval
most distinguished Physicians of Paris, and its chi
yersal success in practice of 10 years h@ proved
beyond doubt, that the worst cases req oily yiol5
and ars thoroughly removed at and forever freT
the system especially ell Of constitutional de-
oiliy; nervous diseases which late tarAg ss
consumption, and all the evils entailed by certalr
pernicous practices which ruin both body and EssG
uniting the victim for either business study soc;ey
or marriage and to those who are suf5rinT t6s eyt;
e1ectE o. improper indulgences, of whatever kind
can now be perfectly restored 10 natural health ar5
ylf1r. IN erel period by applying to one vhoss
skill and experience can be relied on. No s1cr5sc -
arDrofessioznk charges. -
Distant Pstienis consulted BY letter and r.n,o3i
forwarded that be taken in The most coaysrs
and private manner.
ERICK STREETS. islS-lT
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Reported for the Daily Commercial.

JOWSONTOWN, May Sd, 1866.
Circuit Court for Baltimore C,1altu-Hon D. c. II.
Emory, Judge; Jno. L. Ensor, Esq., States Attorney
Nothing was done in court to-day no cases being
ready, and court adjourned until Thursday morning
If half-nast 9 n'clnck
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night last, young son of J. P Entler, of Ensler's
Hotel, of this town, while endeavorng to extract
grease from his hat with Benzine the compound took
the alarm, and Miss Ellen Brscoe ran into the room
to his relief and while endeayoring extingush the
flames she was very badly burned-her neck, face
and hands severely, -ShepherdstoWn RaQister,
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A FREEDNENs ITEM.-The Pamela Na.) Star ad-
vertises runaway negro apprentice with one of
those little pictures once so common in southern
papers correspondent of the same paper complains
that be has in his employ two up-countTy gentle
men of African descent from Brown county, Ohio
who, in bis opinion, are fit for nothing unless it
have no authority from the Bureau to use them in
| uah
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BOARD OF Trade.

Crmssittee Of arbitration for Nav,
UPTON III. STEPHENS,
EDWARD JENKINS, ISAAC NoRDLINGER,
b. Nj RHODES. lFARIs C. PITT.
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RENJAHIIN HOMANs.
A~ INSURANCE AGENT AND BROKER,
No. % North street, Baltimore.
Agent for the
FREMEN's INSURANCE Comply, NY
STATE INSURANCE Comply, JERSEY CITY.
EQUITABLE INSURANCE Comply, PHILA.
LIFE, FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE
in responsible Companies,
Effected on the most Favorable lorna nh2-Sy
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TSsa re FIE:szssEsssgl NORTHERN
gfssz 1asf.2td4f-sssisssssS CENTRAL, RAILWAY
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
In ND oft

~ G. - - CExf MStfr'i haI1wAy
SUMMER SCHEDULE,
On and after Monday May e. 1855
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
Leave Baltimore follows:
York Accommodation, No. 1.... 72o a ~
M az 9l5
EAST hane 49, P K,
I ork 90 S.......... $50 IL
6arKton 90 =, S............ $50
Pitts burg and Erie Express 720 "
Pittsburg and Elmira Express. ...........,,, AS
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Pittsburg and Elmira Express 100 A. H.
PaIkton Accommodation, No. 2............. $50
York Accommodation, No. 2..............,l015
Partition Accommodation, Ne. 4, st Bolton 40 "
5.3J
York Accommodation, No, 4....... q.45 {"
Mail; Fast Line and Pittsburg and Flaira Express
will not stop between Baltimore and Parkton
Fast Line, Mail and Accommodation trains leave
daily except Sundays
Pittsburg and Eric Express. leave daily except Sat-
nrdays.
Pittsburg and Elmirs Express leaves daily.
Mail and Accommodation Trains arrive daily sz-
oeRt on Sundays.
Elmira Express arrives daily except Mondays.
Fast Line arrives daily.
Mail Fast Line, Pittsburs and Erie EXPRESS and
Pttaburg and Elmira Express make close conn
burg for Plttsburs, Cleveland, Columbus Cincnn att
Indianapolis, Chicago, st. Louis, Fort Wayne Louis
vile, Cairo and all points in the West Northwest,
and Southwest. Mail and Express Trains connect ri
all points in Northern, Central and Western New
York.
For further information, apply at Calvert Station.
in. QUARRY,
General Superintendent.
ED. s. YOUNG
1S-ff
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SHIPPING.

xAE B&KITTsHORE AND SAVANNAH
EEHks, STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
&a<zHz- Composed of the Steamships
'E. C. KNIGHT" Capt Denly.
JOHN GIBSON" Capt. johnson.
These Steamships having been put in complete
order, are now running regularly. and will sail
promptly ne advertised.
PENDERGAST. FENWICK & CO.,
u Smiths wharf up stairs
AL goods destined for the interior will be for
warded by our Agents. CRANE Il GRAYBILL.
ny2i If
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1EGMENsn IM1RovDRElNT
RDROSPECEUS
TIE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY,

fTst-cass establishment, to which the citisens NJ
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer ueS
sought Tor In vain during tie past season To s,py
that want and to present at the same time a nrcats
this Prospectus. * 'N''o' &C
Bentley Springs is situated at the dists,s Of aboDe
81 miles from the city, 600 feet above t!owater or
tne Northern Central Railway Whisa with tS don bla
Sack and present facilities, renders access To tina
springs easy and frequent The location is one Of the
most neatny IN ts Unted States, and the scenery il
sesrceY surpassed anywhere in beauty snd romance
OF character. Magnificent trees an abundance OF bS
Purest water, beautiful raYines, clear mountain
sIreas and lofty hills contribute to make this spot
attractlVe and 10 point it out admirably adapted
Tor large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
dehghtiul prospects.
1t proposed to profit by these natural advant
BY the erection on enc Of the most eligible site sDT
within view Ofthe Depot of frst-cass Hots prSa~
baltimore County The amount of Cap al IL ETsi
at One Hundred Thousand Dollars in ,baros ~ -
Hundred Dollars EACH and the unde tsigneJ sro ~
0fhcers and Directors: Wv
more to subscribe to this projeS4 We are oS5s;
their individual interests "a e4a "a tSat ~ ~ ~
itself. Va 'As '1N
Our citizens will be sAiteJ on b7 ina n;,o,.o,. -
the Company toE iAs PURPOSE OF soliciting sabscsip
Application. mag also be made To tho sa,,.to,-,
at ths omoe q tne Company No. q S. Charles stree
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: -'s '-NS"'
I'll @ o,,- d. a. ADBeEr, Prest.
HaETSrd v RasAinuon S & e. h T. Ba9Fs;
=. ". Burton, 1SaSoS SS" 1890 U.s.
Hugh 6lsson, n. n = 1890
Woodward korahana. q u y R ~. SGatea'
q. ". Robinson, Cbss W. 1Isuo.-
I. B. SniSht, Secretary. noSs.tf
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0fioo No. 7 S. FREDERICK STREET, left aF,s
side going from Baltimore street. few doors fro
tho corner. Fail not to observe Name and NurohoT
Lsttera TOuat contain stamp. oc1S
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r. WAHFED.-VESSElS TO LOAD AS.
sorted cargoes for Charleston, S. c. Carsoes
ready.
Apply to PENDERGAsT. FENwICK l. CO.,
myA-u II Smiths Wharf, (up stairs.)
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Frioes OF Stocks ana somds tn Eev yorh

BY THLsoaAPh.
fi.;sed 81 Lcoaord j. Tormsy d Co., Stooa Gad BIZ
Brokers. No. q South Street.
Nav O. 1866
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.SAK FOX GALVESEOM, TExAs.-The 6ue
RNSa ffa facJ sailing Schooner MARGARET b.
ner cargo engaged viii have Immediate dispatch for
Inc aoovs port for balance of freight OF passage,
hSEIns sqpsrlor accommodation, apply OF once to R.
III iortner notice del9-tf