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COMMERCIAL.
Corn and Flour Exchange, January 20, 1856

Corn and Flour Exchange, January 20, 1863.
OFFERINGS.
Wheot.-White, 81 bushels red, 222 bushels.
C0rn.-White, 2,67S bushels yellow, 12i
bushels; mixed, LIP bushels.
OatS.-4S4 bushels.
RR-226 bushels.
Uheat-White. So bushels at 1856; red, X
bushels prime at $3.50, 80 bushels inferior at 81
C0rn.-White, 81 bushels on private terms
medium, $l.l2k@S1.l4; yellow, 80 bushels
medium at IL. 16; mixed, 1874 bushels at 81. l2H
@Sl.l3.
Oais.-43 bushels good at CSC,
Report of the Tobacco Market.
RICHMOND, January 20, 1865.
Breaks and receipts continue light, with q
good demand for all desirable offerings. Prices
are firm with an upward tendency. Below
we give the transactions for the past three
days: 81 hogsheads, tierces, and ID boxe:
sold, as follows:
NEW ToBACcos.
Latgs and Primings.-Tery common, 50
medium to good, $4@S6.
Leaf.-Common to good, $60$1O; medium tt
good stemming, $s@Sl6.
MASUFAcTURING TOBACCO.
Luqs.-Common to medium dark working
IS to 81; good dark working, ~ to 81; sun
cured, common, 81 to S12 sun-cured, good
$I2 to SIS; coal-cured, common, 50 to $l5
coal-cured, bright, Sl2 to s25; coal-cured, fan.
cy, $50 to $40.
-LeuE-Common dark working, 81 to 80; me-
dunn dark working, 80 to $l4; good dark
working, $15 to Sl7; fine and wrapping, SIS to
$2l; sun-cured, 80 to $25 and $685. yellow
wrappers, common, 800 TO $780, yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 to $l0O
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Tery common and heavy weights, 9,
to ST 80 medium, IS to IS; good, IS to $l2. so
Leaf.-English shipping, SIS to 422. 80; CONT
mental shipping, Sl3 TO SIS and $23.
sTEMMISG TOBACCO.
Leaf-Common, $l2 TO $l4 good, Sl5 to SIT
fine, SIS to $40 and $685.
Stems.-Very common to good $1@$4.50.
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], the undersigned, hereby subscribe - acres
OF land hereinafter described, to the capital stock
Of the Virginia Land and Aid immigration Com.
pany, incorporated February s. 1865.
l hereby bind myself, my heirs. &c, to convey
the said land to the said company by good and
general warranty Of title, and free from all In
cumbrancs whanoever, and to receive, at the
time Of such convey ance, payment therefor at the
paid shares of the capital stock OF said company
at the par value Of $50.
company within twelve months from date hereof
this contract to be void.
No. No. acres No. Where located Price
acres cleared a sosss and description aa ess
Witness my hand and seal this day Of 49,.
1858. Seal
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ia I'm
CO. IINJon RANK OF RICHMOND,
eupscRIRrD CAPITAL. ssso, 900.

ss- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
l(sAVINGs INsTITUTIoN.)
pFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, ssso, oos.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PEI CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT, JR.. President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Z. A, Paine, g. A. Hnrdley, W. z. ouarlss,
VIM. catcher, Z. q. Dudley, q. 8. bianksn'
a. Bodsker, BIB. Weislgef, snip
W. A. spott, Moses Elysoa, J. b. Whston'
A. L. Hllstt, Jas. W. Archer, A. A. Hutshin'
z. T. Taylor, J. Rossnbaum, son,
W. &. Btn!ord, ]. w. Hall. 7. ". DosMs,.'
W. r. Gray, T. w. Pemoer- foWhatau o.
VIM. q. Tyler, ton, sgef.
The security offered TO depositors 10 undouDtso,
and the Institution should commend iseh 70 81
slasses.
The attention Of al in sity and country - calico
10 this Institution. Here they wiz ma sasufiH
sonvsnisnes. and profit. Sums - Small a. ona
dollar may deposited, and six par cant. inteies
received on same.
once hours from l.. n. to p. II. on SATURDAY
srou a. N. toaP. H., and from 10 7. u.
10 N-d6sxts
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DROP POS AIS ASKED FOR
L Whereas the County Court Of Henrico have
ordered the construction of two culyerts on the
central Charles City road (known 40 the Darby
town road) at the branches OF Almond's creek,
near Roper's mill, and also the construction OF Q
bridge at Deep Run near the former location Of
Pioneer chapel, said road in pursuance Of said
work. Proposals left at the county clerks office,
directed to me, Will be opened At u O'Clock on
the 9Th instant, and the Work awarded 10 the
lowest bidder.
Specifications may be seen at the said clerks
osIcs. The point Is designated on the ground BY
sign. board where the work Is TO be done, with
copy Of specif cations attached thereto:
JACOB ). ATLEE,
Commissioner OF Roads OF Hsnrico county.
Ia l4-td
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De7etSst,.ay.

|DR. G. e. KLoEBER, SUR aulN
- aE0E DENTIST [late Of Baltimorsl ND
No. so2 Broad street. Richmond, Va.
Teeth Allied In tho BEST manner at reduced pYfees
Beautiful artificial teeth on the yulcanito bsso.
perfectly initiating the natural organ and restoring
the contour OF the face at the low prices Of 42o
e25, and $40 per set.
Nitrous oxide gas given In extracting teeth, rem
dering the operation painless and safe.
do B-3m f-ssflt fssse
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Land agencies.
LAND AND AID IMMI-
Y GRAFTON COMPANY.
CaLRTERED FBDnUARY s. 1883.
O-GAMIZED DroEMBER Il, 1857.

CAPITAL STOCK, 80, coo SHARES at $50 EACH,
500, 900.
c,3G3 SHARES poR WORKING CAPITAL.
1900 s.AR-s TO lie ISSUED IN PAYABNf FOR
LANDS.
The,c3Ie3t Of the Company is to bring the lands
OF Virginia into market and cultivation.
The plsE 10 similar 10 that successfully pursued
by the Illi-ois Central Railroad Company and
landowners in the West in developing their
lands by sales of alternate small tracts at low and
xed rates. to actual settlers with families; and
1t Is the only plan to secure reliable labor for ag-
ricultural purposes.
In order to secure &C. operation, no conveyance
will be required until loo. oe0 acres are sub
scribed and the company will not commence its
operations until all the convsyances are satisfac.
torily completed.
Land -owners can divide their lands as they
deem best, and convey any portion In one tract or
alternate tracts.
No subscription Of less than one hundred acres
will be received and all must be made before the
lst OF March.
The lands OF the company will be sold only to
actual settlers with families.
On the fair business principle OF interest to all
concerned, the enterprise commends itself to the
favorable Consideration of every practical land
owner In Virginia.
Address Virginia Land and Aid immigration
Company, Richmond, Va.
j. D. IMBODBH, President;
ROBERT BOILING, Secretary;
W. G. GREGORY, Treasurer.
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Proposals.
CHIEF ENGINEERS 0YPIoR, !
LIE. KY, January 10, 1868.

CHIEF ENGINEERS OPPIoR,
LOUISVILLE, KY, January 10, 1858.
ITO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS
/ LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, AND LEX
IL GTON RAILR0AD.-sealsd proposals will be
about twenty. six hundred lineal feet OF Bridge
Superstr ucturs lin iron and timber) for the Ken
tncky river and oths. stream crossing the Louis.
bred feet will be Ia spans Of 2oo $780, l25 and loo
feet and the residus in rs feet spans and under
all upon plans aad speci cations exhibited on and
plans will be consid cred Zach bid win cover ma:
terials, labor of all kinds, transportation, and
petirn will be req uired July lat, 1853 and for all
by September lst ensuing. Payments cash, With
the usual reservation on partial payments 70 as-
cure fulflmspt Of contract. Blight reserved to
reject any or 81. bids.
trestling on the line. /. d: ST. JOHN,
ia lS-lw Chief Engineer.
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VIZ w. COS BY,
w. Alto RNEY At Law.
opPros: No. i3ai Main street between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth, Richmond, Va,
will practice In all the courts Of the city OF Bieh.
mond and tina counties Of Gocchiand, Powhatsns
and Chesterfield. - N-dIM
JAMES MACHIR HOGE, ATTORs
y NRY AT Law and NOTARY PUBLIC. kis 6.
cty oh Richmond ana adjoining counties. 5a saS
rnntey caneesr attended TO- ana psraass,. tsnS
tioa paid 20 collections Once over ~
o. Virginia. Address post-ones ooA dsla-am
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GIANTS POLITICS-HE VOTED FOR DOUGLAS.
4 La World IrIv 2S lSGa

~ -077'
The Galena Qll.) advertiser settles the
vyxed question as to General Grants po-
J,ical status. While in the army he never
voted, but after he settled in Galena he
declared himself a Democrat, and voted
in 1860 for Stephen A. Douglas for Presi-
f.ui
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lfsAVINGs INSTITUTI0N.)
,FPICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BAHK
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THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PEI Cku
ON Deposits.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY. JULY 4.
Topics.


The arrival Of the MunEAr on Sunday and the
WooD Wednesday. placed US in the receipt Of New
Eork dates to May 10th, and San Francisco to June
lth, with Eastern kilograms to the 18th.
k9he English papers are filed with rejoicings over
the sudden termination Of the Abyssinia war, and
cannot avoid giving expression to the popular sur
prise at the unexpected victory and return Of the
troops. which were all leaving the country. All idea
Of retaining possession OF the territory is abandoned.
The liberal papers do not relish the determination
Of the Dizrasli Ministry to remain in power despite
the repeated and awakening votes of want Of popular
support Such an open defiance of precedent and Of
the public sentiment may appear to some to be chiv-
alric; but it cannot be carried too far without danger
Of reaction England is just now in a peculiar situa-
ton, when the wisdom Of her best and most cautious
statesmen is needed 10 guide the ship of state. The
real question Is whether the aristocracy or the people
shall controhPublie affairs
Prom America We have very little by this arrival
worthy Of special note. The impeachment trial and
attending il are passing Of. rs quietly as
it had been an everyday occurrence, without caus-
ing any unusual disturbance The only change made
in the Presidents Cabinet has been the restoration Of
Henry Stanbery to the Office Of Attorney General,
which he had resigned to defend the President during
his trial.
The election in Oregon, held on the 2d Of June,
~~ decided vics~s-~s sr the Der.osafss Who
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Review OF the Lceisraeivo ses-

C
As the Legislative Session Of 1865 has now come
to an end, IL may be well to present to our read
en a connected review or the principal svents
and measures OF the Session, with a brief notice Of
what has been accomplished, and also of what
merely attempted without accomplishment In
our next issue wc shall commence the publication
OF the laws passed., when wemay have occasion TO
refer to them moro IN detail
The Assembly met ON the 18th d. april
and was prorogucd ON the 9th Of June, having
been 5S days IN session The regular attendance
OF the members, especially on the representative
soc OF the house mas oeen most p~raise"ortny'
The average daily sessions lasted from 10 A NJ.
to2P-M NJ, until the last two weeks, when a system
Of free lunch, at the expense of the Nation, was
introduced, and the sessions prolonged ~ 4 P. NJ,
much more labor being thereby accomplished.
The shorter sessions, however, are the most advan%
tageous for fair discussion and deliberatiou
Many bills, otherwise violently opposed, may be
pushed through in the easy-going, good-natured
period that succeeds a generousl lunch. -Four hours,
Especially in this climate, are long enough for a
IegisIativedav's work committees needing the
balance of the time for faithful disposal of their
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Fux ron THE MnLIoy.-By a notice in another
column, it will be seen that Prof. Plummer, a well
known lecturer, who has travelled through the Uni
ted States. and has arrived here in the d.. C. Murray,
will give an entertainment at Concert Hall on Tues
day evening next week. Prof. P. is an elocutionist
and delineator of eccentric character, whose lectures
have been we'll sustained. We are assured by the
numerous testimonials before us that he is a humor-
ist worthy Of public patronage, that nothing during
the entertainment can offend the most fastidious, and
that an evening spent at his entertainment is one of
pleasure and Of profit to ladies. gentlemen and child
rem. The following notice of him is from a California
paper:
An INTELLECTUAL FEAST Last Tuesday night we
listened to the finished reading of C. B. Plummer,
and were with the balance of the audience delighted
with the evenings entertainment The pathetic,
witty and ludicrous rendition of Shamus O'Brien''
was regarded by the audience as a perfect conception
Of the witty patriotism Of the Irish rebel, and was
greeted with well merited applause. Nothing to
wear was elegantly rendered, and while it demon
strated the beauty Of poetry. the truth it contained
was its prominent feature "The sweet German ac-
cent winch embellished the war speech Of the Ger
man farmer, was perfection itself, and we were sur
prised in the next piece to find that he spoke English
so well But the great thing Of the evening was his
impersonation ofthe" Yankee lover" Shakespeare's
advice to the players was strictly observed in this in
stance il was neither overdone nor too tame, but
genuine Yankee, without the superiuous antics Of an
ignorant actor. This recitation alone was worth the
price Of admission. Such entertainments as Mr.. p.
gives are pleasing as well as instructive. and we are
pleased To say were well patronized, and viii be again
If he ever comes this way.
e American residents will remember thatt h Con-
sui will be happy to welcome ut the Consulate to-day,
between the hours OF IL and 2 Il. NJ, all who are or
ever have been American citizens.
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IL pesssia ne l:s sfka0y - 81 n5srs-.a., ar
~ loak<rf I,iasa.3 Pea ga having bad light
v5uis - ssrsh-aorfhenss 20 est the @sis. psAsx. kt
apany on1nar. Ths sydn~y BRIG cksrs D. sssssAs, Capt
HeE wne sshors a. Neauro On Jan 2Sths ard ws wrseked
~nk ~ 6kE- 81 coensnus Oh oa board : myed aSouf 900 bo'<;
selves ksa- March tth, kn Mile for Eopn arrived there
e1uurS Isinnd. arriving on t> tlsh-had strong northeast
sodsssM clear weather March IN arrives o.fk Cesnf
etsasSek, Capt. Daiiman gos ashore coming Into me hxroor,
bot 81 - vim little er no damage, and kn en " Dch hs M
wa moderate trades eth. arrived ~ MeAskhEs and en
emR dsy, arriving 20 Ascension on fha 9TH let Apn4 a
DO ~ an tn Ma<sfs spoke the schoou<r Bs~4U. Ca2on
kAhE1Es IN Aa So II north. long teto Ves< days IRON
Late Master Schooner Maiofo-
Rspsvs e seAsssev Bussssa- =
Lea ssssnss fslAad, Aprn Ish, 6r Eboa 5 arrived there On
m 21d-nsd nghf winds snd very equally weather kft same
day hr Mlr~-~tnd ssns and haraInx On The Ssth arrived az
xlns- Tbs schoon~r ysssfs h~d IN two DAYS pr.vtous- hav-
lnx tsnrhed- h<rs - n psssa<s fom the Gnh~rs rslAnds .
xfrn s~ rsparss ne ks q bar Captain CRsbsn.onl he
-kpg nrn thro~u ovsrboarf BY m crew (aafves 81 Eboo1
~<mkh< Cspsasn's icssn ths mate wsns into no lagoon q
The natives ef that Island. h>aring thas he Captain
fR4rcd o. taxs ths vss-cl bat were pssvsns-i nom do
- riGncrs from fhe shors.
Lt&N1rtv-d schoonsr Mssis. Ia charge or Capt e.
~ XnAit. having on board nob~rt Ksrinu. Tone a th>
TnSaNF<<n. ~ no kt h~r there o h<s iss ~
80 f ss.fs sss. .na Z IN x : n 20 CAR = > Ss : =.
Heard a rspnrs o. . ss-s-i having been tk-n and an hand.
--knsd ~ rhs natives As Ranxnisp 5 sise. IN March, isss. . man
Tho afoxssss isn N1ie- May san, with ave passengers On
board. bound inc Ifonotuiu; had hight wind. md svusn@ up 20
LnR- fsoe ~ wsss aud fss. . north : from thence strong
- nom Mills. a. n Bnfooxs,
Master sshoousr sfssssa-
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III ~ sums i"N
schools it was not best to reduce the means a
supply. Since the veto of the school bill some
have felt differently about this measure.
An attempt was made, headed by His Highness
Prince Lunalilo, and sustained by the independent
members of tie House, to provide an ample per-
'manent settlement on Queen Dowager Kalama,
but, the sum specified in the bill was cut down to
$1,000, the same as in the budget, and even at
that figure the bill was denied the Royal sigma
ture, as was also a bin to reduce the number of
Circuit Judges on Hawaii from three to two.
A bill passed at the last moment authorizes an
additional loan of 800, 900, if needed. Ofsomei
other Legislative measures we may speak more az
length ut q future timc. ~
Az the voting of each individual member has
now become n matter OF record and observation,
tits perfectly legitimate to dcduce therefrom the
Political course followed by every one- TIE ma
tise members who uniformly stood up in an kan-
ofablo opposition were Messrs. Thms Martin
hatee.snu, rnipo, h1nue, Asa Hopu and Upa.
In a like list of foreign members are the names of
Hitchcock, Knudsen, Lyons, C.. II. Judd, A. f.
Judd and Wilder. On all important questions,
save the resolution ON dividing the two Houses,
these twelve have stood together, always sustained
His Highness Prince Lunalilo. Faithful as
supporters have been Godfrey Rhodes,
Z. Jones, Nlakalena, Keawehunal,ala, Mahelona
Kaiu and Nakiln also E. L. Boyd with
the exception OF the subsidy question, to which
he; made n uniform opposition. As independent
in the outset, but afterwards thoroughly subsi-
died, are to be mentioned Koakanu, Kumahoa
and Kaukaha. The following appeared to have
M find uoiicv on rthe record w. p Wood. =
Keliipio and Kuihelani, though it is due to these
named gentlemen to class them in the main
the opposition. Our classification as thus
is a matter of fact and not of opinion,
and therefore we acknowledge no appeal from it,
only hoping that future Houses may show a much
better record.
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peculiar position. Either they lie under the charge
OF Implicitly in feigning approval to a bill which
they secretly hated, leaving II 10 His Majesty to give
itan irremedinble death blow, or else they appearI
to the community as ut variance with the powe1
they proless-to represent. 1t is simply a ridicG
lous idea,-this of a bill with ministerial approval
receiving n Royal veto.
NThc appropriations for education were very lib
eral, the most noticeable feat re being the especial
appropriation for common sc..~,ls. The timeought
SOON to come when all receipts and expenditures for
schools as well as all other items, should come into
the regular Financial Report and Budget. We
have not much hope that the appropriation of the
sum of $1,000 for medical education Of Hawaiians
will produce any great results. The Reformatory
School was cut down in is allowance from nearly
$4,000 asked for to $4,000 bestowed, n grant
however being made for the purchase of the
grounds. The Report of the Committee was de-
servedly severe on the management Of this expen-
sive affair. and it may be doubted by some if it
were NOT best to have cut off the whole supply as
so-~z-ncv was,ed
T. -. J,5;.;,rv D.r,rsr,ent the ral,ow;nr
cbang,a were made A change in the time of
hoL5;n, tho Circuit Court ON Kauni from June to
August. Two sessions provided for ON Hawaii,
~, one Mt Wa;mea in November and one at Hilo
n N,v An act ,ased authorizing the removal
oe..ss rr ,r;,, 10 uouolulu. Fortunately some
ssttc R.,rs.en,,,;ves were ON the alert and secur-
ed the insertion in this bill of the important pro-
vision that such removal should be conditioned on
the consent es5-.cndant, else an important right
ofanl lcased persons would have been overlooked /;
purposcly, we certainly hope not. a provision
was made for the adjournment OF courts from day
to day by other than the presiding oihciai' and
some other unimPortart changes ofhke character.
In this connection may be mentioned the transfer
of the Supervision Of the Police from the Interior
Departments to that OF the Attorney General
Alse the very much Increased appropriation for
Police Scrvice-a much needed provision for Ho-
1.-The Military appropriation was kept down to
Nearly the figure Of thc last Legislature, though
an attempt was made to raise it by some so. 900.
A Minority Report, of one, of the Military Com
mittee was adopted. The soldiers petitioned for
increase of nav, which was not granted. 1t would
have beer a practically wise move to have di-
minished the number of soldiers and then increased
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are now pretty sure Of At least one State in the No
ve1nber election. The Republican papers explain
away their defeat. by saying that unpopular men
were nominated by their party. If so, they deserve
to be defeated. None bot the best and the most pop
ul.r standard bearers should be selected in any
campJgn, and there Is no excuse for putting forward
ccoed or third-rafe men :
was the purpose OF those interested in the celc-
brstion to-dayt 10 have q midnight salute from the
head Of Emma street; but the Governor has (pcrhaps
wisely perempsorily forbidden it, II has been sug-
gested thashe might consistently exercise the same kind
oversight on the return Of Christmas, and forbid the
disturbances Of the peace and quiet Of the town by q
midnight salute. a. has been p~racticed for the last
two or three years With the t~orchlight and antique
PROFESSIONS, the exercises Mt 10 Mt the church. the
reception At the Consulate ut noon, the regatta in the
afternoon and the ball in the evening.-one would
think Uncle Sans boys ought to be eontented for one
day
: The sermon preached BY Rev. Z COrwin. the Sab
bath previous to his departure for California, win be
found on our fourth page IL Is . clear and forcible
sfasswent . rh.' HIS been accomplished here by
American Missions. ~
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HBER1L ADVANCES MADE ON All. Su1prrxns
s STEAMER.
peurance guaranteed attoverFatea Than BY sai1i.r v~.x
Hfticuiar care taken OF shipments u RruiE. $3.50
Al orders for Goods, to be purchased In San rr.na--S
heteceived and filed BY return Of sseaner.
Z = Sm H. nACKHkLD 4 Co. As~.
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80 sssn. Hssss wsrps1R rsp,s, 3 rsan, % sIeIs7.
~ Pseees nanAps, y gard, I034f1} cts
- Dos Czifonis beoosns, " dnz, ~ I16t rs
It'd Bsgs Or~rna Fbour. v 800 Ms, 81 si1o -
~ Bars Oat Hay, v 10 InlS es
20 oses Psoss-~, y b, tDfetsL
e&S oubons, v n. ~ ess-
10 0sss Oss, y n, a eA
1o BAG Brsn, y N, II efs-
Ia Bbhl Cotsmbss Rs~r Salmon, % 500 g.
ns ~ c. Msrrsy. brsashs . N ubcsnAnss . cargo tou
ska rrsn<s<a and 10 now nadns ~ In same pot pr
.r.s hsps "a dsp.seh ~ % w~as.d.y . Thnr>asS skx<
~ zhs hs . fn ssrn<n c.sgs uastns- :
The b.zk r. ~. Wsss vm bod Er Brnsn, nking w&1,
hds, uols~scs> &C - vn1 bssve by IN 2osk ksG
rs hssh R.c Mv<sk IN Ds~n>s In Apsn. and d noe nearly
go - arrived hss year on shs n of s<ps<n-
bsr. ms days pa.aeL
" ss rss suass ef any vs@<t up - this port m I'm Fran
mssy - sa<h h<rs bsf<- ne sss.s<r, due "a fs1
IetA Trb<D S&s u. nss1<vs wns = >~vv ~ Annx River
Jom0 - md nay ou<h - pmang
~ senri n GA sivsU&ens esesnnn q WI ~ s<n th.s
n~@& Chsrrs n. sp~sers aaps~y a<Ashnsha v~ h<nsed
~e~p.ssn~rhsp ~ carry = ~ shsppns NJ ensal.-iaa hast
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