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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application will be made to the Legislature
VI west Virginia for the passage Of an act to
change the mode Of taxation 30 far ~ IL applies
TO the property Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road company in said State;
Wheelins Ian q le61-2Sd3W
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FOR RENT.

MYTH OR Il II X
w Furniture, the house on Fourth street,
occupied By Mr.. Samuel Mitchell and family.
Also, two brick tenemcnts 81 the Island for rent
VI sale. Apply to Mrs. ). MITCHELL,
drclS or Z. JACOB.
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NOTICES.
TAKEN Up.

LARGE GREY HORSE. BLIND OF ONE
N eye came to the subscriber on the 3Oth of
January. The owner must call and prore prop
srty and pay charges, else the animal will be
sold according to law
GEO. W. ECKHART,
..hi2t North Wheeling.
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FAKE PARTICULAR NoTICE.
YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by a certain prac.
tice indnlgcd In when alone, n habit frequently
learned frun evil companions, or nj school, ths
cffcctx Of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep and IL not cured rrlders marriage I'm
possibie, and destroys both mind and body
shonld apply Immediately.
What a pity that = young man. the hope .
his country. the darling 81 his parents, should
be- matched from all prospects and enJoyments
Of life by the consequence Of deyisting non'
the path Of nature and INDUCING in Q certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before cen
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SWAMI HOUSE,



are prepared by the Messieurs GARANcIRRR &
DUPONT, Pharmaceutists, No. 2l4 Rue Lombard,
Paris, from the Prescription Of Din. JUAN della.
MARIE, Chief Physician 70 the Hospital Ds
Nord ON Lariboisere.
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION.
PARIS, May 5th, 1853.
GENrLEnEN:- We have used the SPECIFIC
PILLS" made from DR.. DHLANARRE's PREscRIr-
TON. during several years past, In our private
and public practice, and have found them . most
energetic aud efficient Remedy In cases Of Sperm.
storrhea or Seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily,
or Prs,noturs Emissions; Sexual Weakness, or
Inpoteney; Special Derangements OF the Her.
vous System: Weakness arising from Secret
Habits and Sexual Excuses; Relaxation Of the
Genital organ.; Weak spine; Affection. Of The
| Urine; milky" Discharges; Paleness Of the
| Skin, with Sunken Cheeks and Blood1ess Lips;
Punched Features; Irregular Action Of the
Heart and In all the CHASTITY train Of symptoms
arising from Over.use, Abuses, or Loss, from
any cause, Of the Nervous Force.
We earnestly sdvise the Profession, and all
persons suffering from any Symptsmdte or Or.
oanie Affections OF the GrNITo- Urinary SrsTINs.
10 use these Pills. With high respect, We arc
yours most sincerely,
R A. BKAURKrAIRE, u. d.
G. D.. DuJARDN, II. d.
JEAN ID. LHUcHRK, n. ID.
70 Gvaneisrs + Dupont, No. 2iI Rus Lombard.
Paru.
Ssdentary and Studioss Occupations, GrSt,
Anristiss, or whatever tends to impair the Fitoi
| Action Of the Brain, Heart OF Nerrovs kysssss,
frequently lead TO tho most DistrssTnSa and km.
bdrasrno Disorders Of the yIRILR SYsTKM. Stu.
dtnn, G>rgyrasn and LaYyers, therefore, who
are especially liable to these Weaknessea, should
resort promptly to DR. DELAnARRRs SrrcISIc
Pills.
A Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice; printed in French, Ger
man, Spanish and English, accompanies each
box. and will be sent, by mail, free Of cost,
to any who win write for it. Price, q per Ban,
or Six Boxes for Is. Sold by all The principal
Druggists, or will be sent by mail. sseurely sealsd
from 81 sbserrs6on, on receipt Of the specified
price by any authorised agent, or BY the sole
General Agents for Amoriea, OSCARG. LOSES
& CO., 81 Cortlandt Street, New York. Author.
lied Agents for Wheeling and vicinity, T. n.
LOGAN & CO. AL orders by Mau, promptly
attended to. novao-d&w l
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thosgAits beginning will not be gen
orally seen. At places west OF Boston,
the moon viii rise more or less eclipsed.
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EXCHANGE BANK or VA,

EXCHANGE BANK op Va,
WESTON, W. Va, Jan. 26, 1867.
rv,UY CIRCULATING NOTES OF THE EX.
change Bank Of Va, payable At WESTON,
will now be redeemed at par in Y. s. Currency,
on presentation at this bank. BY order OF the
Board OF Directors. T. J. McCANDLlSH,
ian9IIw Cashier.
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WANTS.
rRwuNG

- Agents wanted everywhere ts sell our low
priced. fully licensed machines. Send for our
circular. SHAW & CLARK, s. II. Co, Bidde-
,ord. Maine. novl@.ly
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For Rent. and Notice Of Meet.

THREE STORE ROOMS IN THE ODD Eel
i LOWS Hall Building fronting on Monroe
street, Apply to T. =. Shallcross, r. A. Brent
lin.eI. OF F. W. Rassett.
STOCKHOLDERS Meeting for election OF
y Board of Directors will he held in the CAM
Room OIL Saturday. Feb. .. 1867, at I o'clock, +
u. r. W. BASSETT,
Jan. 23lw. Secretary.
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WEST VIRGINIA
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,
No. ~ Monroe Street.,
Wheeling.

WE TAKE RLRA1U1g J An
w S0CNCISG 10 our many fnends snats
public generally, that We have sdasa o
stoek Of Religious Boota-
School Books, Stationery re.
and vii tsep eonsssntiy on hseA ysniiy ss1
pc@kst Bfbsr. 'H,ms and Prayer Bocks sssday
School Booss. school Bssks Eissk bsses Csp.
-. r.L Pen~ils Ee. In fsrt syerything
n.n.ily Lspt In . hptftzs Book stsrs, or
-hjsa Win g. odd at the ts~sst ps~sitis ptSsa.
Piea.e give n. . rail-
GRO. ". sTOEER Leed Asst.
hxss,ssp' and ssnday sehocl Tines
We have . sts;lSssrs Scamp Ssr s4.DDtng
initials on papertspd. eByslopea psvs
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

nSE OF THE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED
" hy us. Enquire on the prensises.
PRYOR, HANDLAN & Co,
l,nJl Nos. Is, II and 10 Main street.
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W.. v. HOGE,

TTORNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL
A land Agent, Wheeling, w. Va, viii prac'
tice in the courts OF Ohio aud adjoining counties,
Particular attention given 10 the collection VI
claims. Office on Main Street, over the hank OF
Wheeling. Jan'om
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FOR SALE,

TFFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
i of stock in the Howard Iron Works. Thi.
stock would. under no circumstances, be offered
iOr sale. but for the fact that the owner has re
moved from the city. nov2o
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Greenwood Cemetery,
.ru.rRu M THE NATIONAL

SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
u ROAD, three miles East OF the city, Il nov
ready for I~nterments, sale and Improvement OF
lots Ii contains 81 acres OF land, ana Is laid
out in the most modern and improved siyie-,can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three-fourths Of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. 1t IS perfectly secure, and
intended to b. beautihed by every variety OF
trees, shrubbery, public vanlt, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains, &c, % make II equal to the oest
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
vision is also made for its enlargement, order
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots can exam
inc the groynd with the superintendent who
has a plat, or secure them by calling at the onice
OF the Secretary, ON Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling. $3.50 N
Persons wishing to make intermens VIII cali
ON the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission TO lot holders anu VISIT
tors will be issued by the SECRETARY.
Al. SWEENEY, Prest
X c. BoSHAH, Sec'y. ~
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Al Sweeney, John A. Armstrong,
j. s. Rhodes, George Adams, III
John u. Muth, l. u. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, L. A. htdretn'
Joseph He'll. huEoI
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FORsALE.

'l,Hx RNTIRR STOCK OF GOODS,
l L. On ss%s' House 's STEIN En- s Bros
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J. & g. BAYHA,

DREAD. CRACKRR AND CAKE
ID BAKERY, Market STREET. opposite TIE
Washington Hall = few Doors above Monro<
Street. keep constantly on hand . fun sssort-
ment % the above articles
rR- Their wagons run constantly 90 all parts
Of the city With Bread, Crackers, Rasks, Cakes,
etc. sep0.
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that q sound mind and body are tbs
most necenssry requisites Ia promote connubtsl
happiness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly dhrkrns 20 the view the mind
becomes shadowed with despair and hiled With
the melancholy reflection that the happiness o.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Len.
don, graduate from one Of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
part Of whose life has been spent In the hospitals
has effected some Of the most astonishing cures
,hat were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing In the bead and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds;
bashfulness, with frequent b~lushing, attended
SOMETHING'S with arrangement Of mind, were eur
cd immediately,
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A NUISANCE IN TENTH AVENUE.

A large meeting OF German citizens Of the Twenty
second ward residing in the vicinity Of Tenth avenue
Fifty third and Fifty fourth Streets held We'd
nesday evening last at Goezs, in Fifythird street, for
the purpose OF taking steps the abolition OF tho
nuisance in Tenth avenue between Fifty third aud Fifty
fourth Streets which is endangerng the health Of all
those who live in that neighborhood The nuisance
complained Of Is swamp, or piece OF marshy land filled
with water running from two seweess streets and from
the prvcs and stables in the vicinity that continually
emitting masmatc and impregnating the atmos-
presided by DIR. R wallncr and eventuated in
the passage OF series Of resolutions Of which the fol-
lowing the substance:-
That the pond in question Is nuisance highly detri-
mental 70 the health or the residents tho locality
that the relief proposed by the Tenth Avenue Railroad
Company 1.-THE owners Of the ground), by damming up
the will make the nuisance still worse and would
increase sickness In the neighborho0d that many per-
sons doing business on the Tenth avenue have been
obliged 10 suspend the same, because Of the constant
stencil arising from tho filthy pool that tho Meropo-
tan Health Commission, acting in conjunction with the
Tenth Avenue Railroad Company. should take immediate
measures TO drain the marsh by opening sewer
at oblique angle from Fifty second street, between
Health Commiss tring with the lives and putting
this section OF the Twenty-second ward by refusing to
abate the nuisance complained Of and that the deleter
effect resulting from allowing II TO remain Is espc-
cally shown In the fact that hryour OF cholera
appeared in this immediate locality last summer
After directing certified copy Of the resolutions to
be sent 10 the Health Commission by the secretary the
meeting adjourned.
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PHrLADrIrmA June H. 1857
esasi q Essalas ss.oss w Fsansy.aS,s Railroad
Prioss weak; supsrf S - SO wssa duh Sye
White $50 Ga Oats dscuins :' sales At &c. wistsy.
bond. Sc.
Cotton quiet and nominal middlins uplands sSc. Coffee
s.ss bushels ss red a.
d. ond 81 % Sugar W. r al
pr c"s demand fair % Sod refining o lie rroy ar
Sosss da''' but steady nominal At ' ''
Flour steady, ... 600 sS ss'. .p1ss !. y IL; Srns ASH
elected Corn opened quiet viii, small sales Of western
5ss'psa a
Rge au InG a s SS 81 Is
CANADIAN Mess pork lard and hlghIinss without
bushels corn $500 bushels -four Shipments s6o0 corn
Flour in fair demand and prices show partial decline Of
interior Eastern and Southern traas sales i5o bSls al
s1'1s ss q 81 ss re- sy: asai
81 SSs wS;s csssG
sssaasa a car e: s1aa Hif SY
sSa e Corn e @ o Ssd %
"a SO mdangs SEE s4s Canal s,esai. quiet ,
seSenscssdy 70 ss1 York ' y rail- and river
feet Canal @ Susnss cor
ss a The an q grain on The canal from Bur
ssn
CHICAGO juno Is 1867.
closing At 81 SOC Corn steady At ssc $50 Oats
Rye IS duh decline OF Sc sales 81 os 81 10 for No
pork ssI Lara Ike like Cattle arhsI !; 8 =
e ss S s sar saSsss
1000 hogs sIpmenisos0o bols Of iouS bushels Of
wheat 900 bushels OF corn, l70o bushels OF
CINCINNATI, June Is 1867.
as or SSs Waes IN sSss s.
No. and 81 50 for No. Corn active Toe for No.
%sia a nys rs s Il g. 81; sS or @ s
sss but %s held shade ds S
DUN Unchanged
Is in fair demand &c for shoulders, lie for Sides c
s' 81 Hs Sais .e% s' ana 'ASs'
Flour weak city double extra Sin sIi So country
SO "a $io e ertrss 81 Is SO Wheat L unsettled;
81 4 Oats, SIC for No. 2 Corn nominal. Receipts,
Loo bss Of Su % oo bushels Of wheat oe 90 corn
oats.
Cotton is dull Flour dull single extra, 81 50 $40;
sPns double EXTRA $40 s good e choice 3, fan S2 %
oas Pork S i dull !. "a Sc g. on i dull
July Iassc. Lard is heavy whskey is nOminally un.
changed.
s Of msd nad 81 s leaf g
b"s c dsssrs "a % o. n ba isss ssc a.ss
pork ~ bacon shouders szc packed; clear s,dcs are
ton, ssjSc. Raw whisksy. free, s. Is 81 %.
Cotton Is quiet and S no%nay s s receipts s.
81 The other markets are unchanged.
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FAILURES m CHICAGO.

from the Chicago Evening Journal, June 10.l
Tho failure Of William r. Stone, produce commission
merchant aud Of failures the part OF others
engaged in the produce trade excited considerable
ment the banks and Change to-day, and produce
dealers generally not just In very good repue
at any Of the leading moneyed institutions. Mr.. Stone
has been engaged in this city for number of years in
the commission business and had succeeded in obtain
ing an extensive connection with shippers OF pork,
learn Of his failure. general assignment for the
benefit OF Mr. stones creditors made this morning
to X. r. wyman The assets are nominaly placed a.
assets are notes given for sshorr differences in grain
specuatorz Mr. Stone attributes his failure losses
on country advances and short margins grain opera
TONS and hopes matters with his creditors
that he can resume business ere long There Is feel
ing of general midty in financial circles and although
money Is abundant for all legitimate purposes It Is
extremely difficult obtain except first class coIas-
erals 4ms
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fine dun aud prices entirely
e. The sales We're sSoai bushels IN small lot. al prices
r. NO
heay receipts but buyers took hold freely al the decline
wise trade and for Shipment to europe the market clos
g string a. about ssn spovs ns 1 POM
new Western mixed 81 g 81 y i.r prime ds s,Sss
Tor choice old from STORE II 81 Is for White western
g 3 a. g o .s mellow ss
closed 81 81 o5 for prime mixed wescrn 81 %
i with ses Of soc bushels !, Sc s for
state SOC SIC for oh and @ for for wsssrn . o5
State 81 81 80 Barley and malt dun and prices
FsEIsHrs.-rhe offering. % Great Britain rather
more and Ses .e; p s for g
for in next weeks steamers About all The
were also higher loads having taken At
sd There but little inquiry for vessels for charters
Liverpool 5000 bushels cora in bulk a SD sd 80
ssssn a. r. s's.
70 GLASGOW per steamer toy. , bushels corn az. a
eases DO at i5 io5 tobacco
s~es q Ss app nd
" bales tobacco Al ~ 10 Antwerp per steamer IVY pack
ssss %s 70 NE Sasaom az
% . @ load Win Ge
SUsss Gsors ruled quiet steady We only heard
sales q i9o bales IN sS 3, az Z, ss,.c
VI. y. Sa s:; = Shipping
sor were without decided change che demand was fair
heard Of no ira s.s prices we're un
NoiIssEs though IN moderate demand ruled Neady in
value. ssles ssa hhds Bsrb.dos on private .erns We
~ mussosado. 4sc. Sc; Porto Rico sc &C.; New
NAVAL srosss-Ths mArks. for spirits urpeniine opened
s%s and hss uasr 90 ss s.
asrs more inquiry and higher qn
we're aso pbs Al SIC Ssc and 100 do 10 arrive Il bs5.c
RosnsThs demand wa. Incidents; and prizes for ~
$3.50 % y. AZ pale !. q 10 81 OPAQUE !. q Is
Co sHa ns% Is Ss wmnssos
- .sssI sss s ss :.1 Earn :: g no.
ss & & % lard and 100
packages meats The demand for pork was moderate
:sS p''ffss ."a
% g m.s for Us s 81 ~ f sa q s
good demand and very 1rm The sssc wers 19 ebs a
Plan 90 o. beef hams small sales made \ 80 ~
Sc rsr dali s1S ons, r rsr ss . 81
psctssss. q ne lSke for hama and SIC lse: for
o. $50 boxes. i've Tor .Sors ribbed, ne. Isc Tor
s f'f The ss cut Va. s SsssS
more acs.ys and armsr Though pcss we,e not guossb
&c Tor ws.srn Cheese va: unchanged q q. iso Tor
70 BOZ: crude ana ~. ss
Prices altogether nominal The market for bonded
ruled heavy. prices Scarcely business
va. .ransscsed, buyers having anticipated stu further
Sc though sales OF LOO bbs in los made 81 &c
sbc &c also 1850 gallons IN tins q SC In Philadel
ness was consgmmasedA the sale being c2 bels prim:
xc 20D do. for the balance " this mouth, 22kc
sellers option aud 800 do do for the rst fifteen days
July. Al IKE, also sellers option.
RICE moderatvey active. with saies Of Carolina q
demand for raw was moderately active and
prices were very nrm The sales 900 hhds 0k<a
powdered, crushed and CanulAsed We qucts;-Cuba In
feror 70 common rennlnG po wsc Isn " 100 rein
% choice grocery, Ike late; Forte Ree he Ne
circulars: active call for refined - adve1eng
prices best cushed sugsr lsxc snulassd sugar. isxc
6napS-6rnso Hede neglected Calcutta iineeed
NAMED dun but prscss wsrc unohanG.1
srsAsNa -Pnsss were sssdy. he dsnsad was ned.
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COrFKEKo was In active demand and prices were with
decided change. Sales made of 5017 bags
lord Baltimore" and 2y0 do ex Albert private
terms. Other descriptions unchanged
FLOUR GRAN.-Reccpts, 37 bbls -four 300 do. aud
29 bags meal 100 bushels wheat 234039 do. corn
1860 do. 400 do malt and 7137 peas The
ket for Western and State flour became unsettled again
day and prices declined from 10 20 cents and n0
nal at that There comparatively few buyers sellers
willing TO meet them, but they held aloof, and
paratively ttl. DONE California dull and
about 5c 25c lower though few sales at S4
The sales tncluding California; $500 bbls at the
vised quotations annexed Southern -four In limited
demand and lower with sales OF 80 bbs within the
prices continued decne sales $40 bbs part - 81
the sales fully 3sO bbl 1t - for Fairfax, - 81
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Mining shares continue dull and neglected by the
public Al tho rss board Quarts Hi closed i0c higher
than the time yesterday, selling at 81 5o Con-
soidated Gregory Gold 25c. selling ~ Is S. Ia ,rosss
Gold sold 1t 81: New York Gold, 75c.; Rocky Noun
tain 00c Al the second board Consolidated Gregory
Gold closed 10c lower than at The Grs regular board
selling a. IS Is Coydon loc higher. selling ~
81 90.
The receiver Of the First National Bank Of New Or
leans has made report By which appears that the
tossl assets Of the bank are S2.25o,ooo Of which
$500 900 are considered doubtful and than 5000
~ bad the liabilities 70 individual dsposi.ors amount
Soos, 900 and the indebtedness 70 the government 10
S2ls00O The liabilities OF the directors a. makers and
sudorses Of bills to s647,ooo The circulation
OF the bank 10 estimated a $4,000 What common
say this 10 upon the national banking system, and what
fraud upon the publici Whore the Comptroller Of
The Curency with his examiners into the accounts Of
national banks TO suffer such corruption distinguished
The management OF this ipsttuuonf n not mis-
taken there many such loose screws among the
nstsouaI banks OF the country.
the rsoslpts for customs and the rsosIpt payments
and balances q the subTrsasury IN this city for The
expired portion Of the week have been a follows:
Oxnkx~ xxr~xss Nh Ixs<~s<s
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aTHE FOUR ANNIVERSARIES"

PoErRr-'vExcEAscE rs MNE SAITH THE LORD"
written for the wExKLy HERALD BY N. @. SHEPHERD;
"BArrLE or LAVE" "rHx lnrAxrs GRAVE" COMFORT"
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part at 6kc loo.
FALL0w sought for full prices. The sales
were about 30 700 lbs at lie. 1870.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 957 bbls. Continued quiet but hrm,
with small sales At Slc. for Western IN bond.
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HaIf-past Two O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Z VI.
CorroS-Though the sales Of yesterday 1000 bales
less than those II the previous day fair business
summated. and the market ruled shade rmer. holders
generally having demanded nc for middlng uplands The
bulk of the transactions. however. At yesterdays
prices. The market closed quiet but firm. We quote
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PuRT of NfW YoaE. luNf d. ls6l.

Cleared.
Steamship Columbia, Barton, Havana-Auantc Mall
steamship Pioneer tBr shsckford, Cow Bay-B Small
4 Co.
s.ssmshO Rebecca Clyde. Chichester. Wilmington, NO
Steamship ri Cid Hobart Nswbsra. Nc--c ooodspssd.
sseamshp olaucus Godfrey, Bosson-w r Cvde.
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