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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29

GCoTHE's mother said OF herself: Order
and quiet are my characteristics. / dispatch
at once that which l have to do, the most dis
agreeable always first. and gulp down the
devil without looking at him. l always seek
out that which is good in others. and leave
that which IS bad to Him who made mankind
and knows how to run of the angels"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29

IT seems that We are never to get rid of the
international sculling match. al the New
England school books are to be altered as
follows:
Ques.--lnto how many races IS the human
family divided?
Ans.-Five. The Caucasian. Monaghan
American, Negro and Harvard race.-Netr
Orleans Times
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29
G. G. BERRY d c. L. PERKINS.
PEOPRIETUIlS, .

And will be devoted the promotion Of the best In
terc.ts OF the Stat. Of Nevada and the County o.
sno. In it, columns will be sound the latest Mining
Intelligence Of tho iAcac States and particularly
Soya4a. it. local department, will be carefully attend
81 to: and digest Of current events san.pirinc-
abroad will be ;ruthfuly cbrontcleL
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29

Hearts are not trumps in great game of
life. As sentiment, the hearts are common
ly regarded as pretty, but as q fact OF little
account. 1t is quite the thing to splurgc
about the little heater, but the world really
holds it in no more estimation than did Shy
lock. Money is the trump card, and to which
all others in the pack pay homage. Ii any
dispute this, let him open his eyes and LOOK
about him.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29
RI:ICG$D TIE: MONEY!.
Sc IN Greenbacks: or nber. 90 hi Coin-
HOWARD d CO..

VI I'T'I.IN"tI NV I"-@-
We refer, by pormisriun iu NIrasrs. Wells IarpYl
Co.. New York and san Traar!rrr: J. V. R4FurrrI
i-g- T. r. Huticr. Esq.. u. G. Howard. Lau san
Francisco: W. : Hobart. E-l.. virginia C.iy, Nrr.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29

How prophetic. well as historical and
satirical WAS Shakespeare when he made Bas-
sanIo say;
80 are those c-isPed. s1aky. golden locks.
Which makes such wantUn gambols with the wind,
Upon supposed farmers, often known
To be ;he Gowry OF 4 styguI head
The skull that bred hem IN the sepulchcr"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29

TEACHERS, remember II in instructing a
child, you are vexed with him for want of
sdroitness, try, if you have never tried be-
fore, to write with your left hand and rcmem-
Der that a child is all left hand
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29
FAST FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS

CARRYING TiiE UNITED STATES NAILS ASD
WELLS FARGO 4 co.'s EXPEEss.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE co.
~, partnership heretofore existing bCt,Sren A. H.
miii'r and \. J. Drulnrd. under tho firm name ~
MhI"r Drularl. was this day dissolved by mutual
consent, \. j. nrulsri retiring from IA. business
An hWlE against the nin will DO set, led 10y A. H. nil
Ter: aud all dobts duo tho nrfn must br pnd 10 him
vii" alone Il authorized to receipt therefor
A. u. MILLER,
4. !. DRULARD.
Dry Crock. New, September H. 1869 2aim
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-29
Dissolution of copartnership.

Elko, sop,cn bcr ~. 1860
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02
The Colt Revolver.

To Mr.. Auson Chase, Of this city, says
the New London Star, is the Colt estate
indebted for its large fortune. In 1881
Mr.. C. kept gunsmitb's shop aud store
in Hartford At that time Colonel Colt
brought him a piece of round woed, with
five holes burned in it, which he had
cOntrived on voyage from the East
Indies. He said he was satisfied that 1t
contained the principles of revolving
pistol. Mr.. Chase pnt one of his men
at it, and with his own aid and sugges.
tions pistol was made that would fire
five shots in rapid succession. Consider
able money had been expended upon 1t
which Mr.. Colt was unable to pay. The
pistol was thrown among the cast-ofl
work-the rubbish of the shop-and
remained there for twenty years. At
the end of that time, when the Calitor'
MIA excitement was running high, MI.
Colt appeared upon the carpet with a
revolving and well. made pistol, which
brought a large price and was in great
demand. He, of course, had numerous
contestants, and was obliged to make a
tremendous struggle to secure and main
tain his patent. His old friend Chase
was looked up and called upon to testi-
fly. He appeared in court at Boston,
with the identical pistol he had rescued
from the rubbish of his shop in New Lon
don, and the battle was won fer Colt.
1t was an exciting and bitter contest,
the entire pistol interest of the country
uniting against him; but thanks to his
early friend Chase, he came out of the
ordeal triumphant. Had it not been
for Mr.. Chase's testimony Colonel Colt
would no doubt have died poor man.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02
Women Thieves.

A Young lady of the most respectable
character was recently arrested at Con-
cord, n. H., for theft of clothing and
iewelry. She is mi all awaiting a trial.
The daughter of banker in Chicago
and niece of a grain dealer in st. Louis
has lately been accused of stealing
while shopping. but the matter was
hushed up, and they were not brought
to trial. Two weeks ago woman NOV
ing in the weather. circles of creole
society, if we may believe the New Or
leans newspapers, was detected in like
peccadillos. Late San FranciscOjou
contain a similar story. The daughter
of a wealthy merchant in New York II
serving second term in State prison fol
larceny. On the heels of these offences
we have the arrest in the same city d
Miss Kate Fisher, a we'll known actress
on the charge of stealing gold watch
The truth of the charge is yet to bt
proved. These cases seem TO indicate
that all thieving does not come of ne
cessity and that the malady known a.
kleptOmania is not confined TO any
spegial class.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02
AStrange, Snd Tale

A very singular but sad story comes
to us from Illinois. A few weeks since
Mrs. DOrcas l.. Smith, the wife of one
of the wealthIest men in the west divis-
ion of Chicago, was found lying In her
cellar, on bright Sunday morning,
with her throat cut from ear to ear. A
knife by her side told how it was done.
The only cause for this dreadful act was
harsh treatment on the part of the lady's
husband, who, with his acquired wealth,
had not succeeded in acquiring the hab-
its of society OF civilization. The sud
den and awful death of her mother made
deep impression upon her daughter
Jennie, the only one remaiping at home;
so much sOY that it is thought her mind
became affected. For several weeks
past her health has perceptibly declined,
and quite recently she became almost
completely paralyzed. Indications
pointed to a system of poisoning, aud
after much persuasion, the poor CIR
confessed that this was the case. Not
caring tn live, after the decease of heI
mother, the unfortunate girl had, evel
since that sad event, been taking differ
ent preparations oil arsenic and Other
poisous, with the object of ultimately
killing herself, aud the continued us'
of the drugs had finally induced para
lysis Her condition is now very pre-
carious one, and it is considered yer!
doubtful whether she can long survive
As she states, the only motive for th'
commission of this system of slow sui
eide was desire ojoin her mother, from
whom she had never before been sepa
rated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02
Science Advances.

As soon as an artiClepurportiug 10 be of utility
has been tested, and its,merits endorsed by pub.
lie opinion, unprincipled parties endeavOr to re,
plenish their depleted purses by oounterfeiting,
and substituting spurious for the genuine ar.
ucle. Some time since, mercury, in the dis.
guise of pills, powders, &c, was given for all
diSeasosSf the stomach and liver, while quinine
was freely administered for the chills. Atlength
hOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTBRS made
its advent, and an entire new system of healing
was inaugurated. The beneficial effects of this
valuable preparation were at once acknowledg.
ed, and mineral pOisoRs suffered to sink into
that obscurity to which an enlightened age has
consigned them. There have been many spuri.
GUS Bitters Palned upon the community which
after tTial. nave been found perfectly worthless,
while HOS LETTERS has proved a BLESSING In
thousands who owe TO it their restoration In
health and viCor. w
For many years We hays watched tho 49,, !,
progress ~ hOSTETGER'S STOMACH BIT.
| TIERS in public estimation aud its hsriscs,,,
effects IA a cure for al complaints ari,inp S-c,n
the stomach of morbid nature and we Ar. e.
10 SAY that - can DO relied upon as a certain ~,
lief AID remedy. lis proprir tors have made ~,
above preparation, after years vt careful stgdy
and sitting, and are now reapiug the reward
claimed BY this valuable specific and which tbey
50 richly merit. 1t is the ouly preparation of m,
kind that is reliable in all leases, and II there
fore demands the attention OF the afflicted
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02
MARREE ID:

At the residence of the brides mother Lnds'
lev street on Tuesday evening, June LIST, by
Roy 5 B. Barnitz WIN. :. MEEK, foreman
of the REGISTER news room, and Miss SALLEE
0. ROBERTSON, all of Wheeling.
wilt take this man ?" All fond girlhood's ties
were broken,
And sweet and holy bonds were riven when that
81 will was spoken
She breaks from an for now she sees the radent
future Ope
More lovely scenes more witching charms-the
pencilings of hope;
And home Is left with al the scenes midst
which she lov'd TO rove,
For 10 sho sees a fairer home all FURNISHED
bright with love.
Oh, tho misfortune's frowns may throng, and
threat each joy to smother,
May you neer fail to find world of bliss in one
another.
Be happy both, and may the sun your future life
adjoining,
Gene down as bright as when it rose upon your
bridal morning.
And when the sweet and rosy bonds that bind
YOU here are riven,
Oh, may you find them knit again in fairer fields
in Heaven. =.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02
a R,.b-They Tide of Travel Over the
DuriGe Railroad

| Pacific Railroad.
From the Daily City Central Coll Register.
On thsfrst of May fifteen thousand
people in California were booked for an
overland trip BY rail. The tide Of travel
has fairly commenced, and the time has
now come when tourists win make a
trip to the Rocky Mountains before
climbing the Alps or indulgiug in sail
on the Rhine. For an american to visit
Europe for pleasure before he has seen
our own magnificent landscapes OF
mountains, waterfalls, waving pines,
and broad, green parks is ridiculous
and justly subjects him to an nnfaRor-
able criticism abroad, Our mountain
scenery is as Wild, beautiful, romantic
and sublime as any Europe can pre-
sent, with the advantage that 1t is on
u much grander scale. No brooks
sparkle brighter or are better filled with
trout than ours. One might spehd
dozen summers in exploring our Inouu.
tain chains, and still the bali wouio nov
have been seen. Let those OF we Eass
who have the leisure and money, ouV
are lacking in health and Vlgor, come
and camp awhile in our oeahbt!ui
hooks, battle in our hot and cold min,
eral springs and regain youth, yigor anu
health. Ne portion of our world oners
SO much variety of scenery, and IL Is
time that Americans understand 1T. 1t
thew want further testimony, let them
rad Samuel Bowles' book, and follow
his example. Our artists already ap.
preciate our Importance, and have been
6ookino here in great numbers to trans
fer portion of oar beauties to canvas,
but they ought not to be left alone in
the enjoyment of its pleasures.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02
A Negro Prayer meeting in Florida

A Negro Prayer Meeting in Florida
"Russell," of the Boston Trdreler de-
scribes negro prayer meeting IN. the
neighborhood'o of Jacksonville, Florida.
He says: 90
At one place we saw company OF
we'll dressed darkeys gathered around a
large FIRE which they had built Of pine
logs, and we were surprised TO learn that
it was prayer meeting. We halted
awhile to listen to their prayers, and
exhortatiops, and we must say that
many contained more sense, earnestness
and spirit, than exhOrtation IN meetings
we have attended among the whites.
One old grey-headed darkey, In his ex-
hortation, spoke nearly as follows:
"Brede-en, de goodness of de Lord am
spoken about in de Bible, an when l
read him de Lord he spokens to me in
dis wise: Il hab commanded Faro to
let my people go, an hab led you ont
of do Egyptian bondage an now
WHAT Why my brederen, we are COM
plainin'. We say we want land, we
want larnin', but We don't show no er-
nestness. We many of us won't work
wild all our might and gitdese tings, but
complain. Now, brederen, we's got
ter wander in de wilderness for forty
yeahs an be most starved aud suffer
afore our children will be purified NUT
TO 90 up an possess do land" Amen"
"Amen,p GLORY" came from the whole
compapv, after which a sister spoke,
and "Old Hundred" was sung, Just
before we drove away, an old gentleman
got ND and said las how he knowed a
-, -. fri
lsteniu' tew de meetin'," (reterrlng to
us, and hoped we would bear "clean
record of deir dOings to de white bred
eren of de- Norf." At the close of this
speech, the whole company. which
stared at us and showed considerable
excitement, began a hymn or song to
the tune of "GlOry Hallelujah,"
which they sung with such vigOr that
the dark pine woods echoed back the
song from every direction, and we began
to fear that some of them would 60 wild
in their efforts to sing louder, and the
frantic demonstrations they made 10
show their approval of the sentiment,
IL almost shocked Us, such u sudden
transition from sacred to temporal
things As near as we can remember,
three of the most striking verses ran IN
this wise, and our memory has been
prompted by our friend, TO whom we
have shown this copy:
De Yankees am comm and de culed folks is
free.
De Yankees am comm and de culled folks is
free,
De Yankees am a comm and de culled folks is
free,
De Lord am comm down.
DE spirit OBJ de Lord bresS de white folks too,
DE spirit OBJ de Lord brcss de white folks too,
De spirit OBJ de Lord brcss de white folks too,
When DO day Oh Judgment GENES.
Wen meet Gen'l Butler ut dc big Jubilee,
Wen meet Gen' Butler at de big jubilee,
Wen meet Genl Butler at do big Jubilee,
When We an he gets dare.
The reference to General Butler evil
IDENTITY displeased our companion, who
muttered something about New Orleans
and drove rather hastily away. Soon
after, We were clOseted safely at our hotel,
feeling that if the views of the fort had
not repaid our visit, the ideas gained at
the meeting had.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02

DE spirit OBJ de Lord bress de white folks too,
DE spirit OBJ de Lord brcsS de white folks too,
De spirit OBJ de Lord bress de white folks too,
When do day Oh judgment GENES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02

Wen meet Genl Butler at dc big Jubilee,
Wen meet Gen'l Butler at dc big jubilee,
Wen meet Genl Butler at do big Jubilee,
When We an he gets dare.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02

THE Baltimore Gd>ette advocates the
estahlishmssrs OF geld banks, now that
gold contracts are made legal by act of
Congress. The Ga:etie says:
By the estObhshmentof gold bank
and the facilitating of the exchange of
gold checks, we would create an addi-
tional gold currency which would he of
great use in business. In cases of spd.
den panics, by payment of n small dis
csunt for thirty or sixty days, merchants
who were suddenly called on for coin
could raise the gold aud save probably
five or SIX per cent. or even more. A
large amount of gold which is now in
small sums would be masSed together
and made available, and by the use Of
checks there would be an interchange
what would be in reality coin notes, ter
times as large as the actual amount o
gold in bank. 1t would
facilitate and extend dealings in gold
and pave the way to resumption o
specie Pavements. Is not gold bank s
thing well worth thinking off
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A PmhIic RenefaCIiOn.

The remedy that promptly alleviates suffering
is certainly the most priceless of public bone
factions. Nothing can be more grateful, moth
ing more valuable, nothing more desirable than
heahh Let the sufferer, rs well as those threat
ened with disease, try the'new popular remedy,
"IRISIN." Physicians endorse it and patients
praise it. tits no quack remedy. It's discov'
rrcr does not pretend that it will cure all
the ills that flesh ia heir to-" For the com
plants enumerated, however, as subject to its
control, it is infalHble. Try and then endorse
1t is on its merits alone, or the medical practi'
TONERS would not adopt il, marls.lhldGw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02
MAGIC COmRS

WILL COLOR GRAY HAIRS TO A
w Black or Brown in q few seconds. NJ
trouble 70 use. For sale by
TOEAN TrcT A. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02
wodnoSday. June
TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.-Notice.
Wanted.
School Picnic.
New Groceries.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02
Housekeeping Goods Carpets Oil Cloths Rugs Mats &C.

drectya ndindrecN
in
in
tle Of
anlyando Sesmen
Special tentioni sinvt o
N
8 I pei
mOurnng
eiGnV al Fannel of ALL andp
CAsSIMRRES, SATINETS, JEANS, &c,
Prcesa also
fOmIO
xeeiing hw
90 $50 g. 2 Shirt BOsCms
IHneo
assotm
esaudC : tents Han lkcchies rom5c Ito S2ptece
The lnst6 Cord Aachn n a PIC prdo
nj
having
nwortedC woeFh
Ec ton from toI2fo
will
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o
wholesale eand
RnR
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

THE FIRE PLUGS" THROUGHOUT TEE ~
cjtv viii he .blown ont" on Thursday, IN
better supply themselves the nigh! before bet re as
the water during the day will be unit Tor use.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02
Friday, Saturday and Mon
day, June 4, ) and Z.

uTHEN THEY WILL PRODUCE WITH
w all the regal splendor, new and original
music, superb and elaborate costumes and COR
goOus properties the grand mtrth provoking
buresQues of the age.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-02

The reference to General Butler evil
IDENTITY displeased our companion, who
muttered something about New Orleans
and drove rather hastily away. Soon
after, we were closeted safely at our hotel,
feeling that if the views of the fort had
not repaid our visit, the ideas gained at
the meeting had.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-05-06

if you will bring him back to me / will give you
twenty. You may 60 now, but look around
and let me know as soon as you learn anything
about him."
Buck bid Mr.. Wall good night and left the house
AS he walked toward home he couldn't keep from
talking aloud.
81 wonder wat Moss'r John wants wild dot boy.
A man don't want nobody ceptin' for sufin' an
den he gwne to pay me twenty DOLLS to fin i'm,
Eff de hoy war black he wouldn't be uuf mo- ZEN
dat"
After going short distance he stopped at
lamp-post and leaned against it, He was evident
ly trying to solve problem.
81 spec dat boys stole sufhn, an dats jes wot
de troubles bout. 1 know one thing-dat boy
amt stole muffin more'n I has, Eff Potsy's q
rogue. ain't black Eff he has bin stealin', l
amt gwine to bring i'm back cause de boy always
helped me when he could. Dat boy got mo- 'lg-
ion dan Moss'r Johh, an bound Moss'r John
neber stole muffin. I'll jes' 6n' out wat de boy
done fore tries to git i'm, an den I'll know weder
da gwine to hurt i'm.
This seemed to be satisfactory solution, and so
Buck went home.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-05-06
,emorv of some dear one-loved and lost.

memory OF some uear one-IUVeu HIu T0sV'
Then speak kindly of SUCH Try to Tighten the
load which presses heavily on the bruised
heart Do not add anguish to anguish; but, with
a charity like that of the Great Healer of oil
wounds, let your hearts beat IN sympathy and love
for them.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-05-06

In the evening, after tea, Mr.. Wall sat quietly in
his office, smoking cigar. This sitling-room, or
Office was built on the west side of the house. the
front door opening the front street. Mr.. Wall
had this addition put up after he bought the house.
To make it more convenient, blind stairway led
10 his chamber.
On the evening in question, Mr.. Wall was sit
ting, or rather leaning, back, with his feet resting
on a convenient stool, enjoying fragrant cignr.
His eyes were closed md the smoke, as it issued
from his mouth, curlOd and gracefully twisted IT,
self over his head and around the room. The
lamp on his table threw soft light in every direo
tion.
Mr. Wall was evidently thinking His features
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-05-06
Agricultural Convention.

(coNCLUDED NEXT wEEK.)
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
CLEARED.

Steamship Blackstone, Lovcand, Cow Bay-R Buck &
steamship Leo Dearborn, Savannah Murray Ferris
steamship Mary Sanford Moore, Wilmington, NC-James
Steamship Albemarie. Couch Norfolk, City Poin, and
Richmond-N i. McCready.
Steamship Neptune. s BaFer Bos.onW cIyoe nend
Ship Jane Fish, Brown, Liverpool via st Jonn NBsnow
sSp ESsISS @ sfnf
Bark otala tNor) Marcomini Cork for ordcrs-Funch.
BARK hsodosius Christian (NG) schwerdsfuga. Cork for
Bark Thos paett tBr), Pike, Laguayrs Porto Cabe
Bark Eagle, Wilkinson, Kingston Js-J II Winchester
Bark Golden Fleece tRr. Rhodes Barbados-Hy Trow.
BARK Florence Peters, Skinner, Cicnfuegos-Miler
Bark Fideia Stone, Bangor-Milcr 4 Hough,on.
Brig Emma Sophia tswe Ohlsen, Leshorn-Funch Edye
Brig Annie Gardner Gardner Demarara--Mfler2 Hough.
Brig chevio tBr), Whitney, s, Thomas-Jos Edmis.on
Brig Crowell, Crowen, s, Thomas-G Phillips Col.
Brig Emma Dean Dutch,, Atkinson curacoa-Thco
Brr Inrinac Folinsbee Port an Prince-R MURRAY Jr
Brig Comery, Simmons, Cenfuegos-Yates & Porter.
Bs Bs s. & &.& SsSn & pref nsK d
Brig Little Annie Br) Hoffman, Barbados-Hewlett Tor
Brig Ida tBr Harris, St Johns, NF-Bowring & Archi.
Brig Maud tBr, Nelson, Halifax -Crandan, Umphray
Brig Beatrice (Br) Lent, Bear River, Es-Heney Par
Brig Albatross tBr) Smith, s. John, NB-crandal, Um
phray q Co.
Brig Maurice. Carlsen, Elzabethport- r. Buck Co
schr Enehaniress tBr, Coney, Tumbez via Paa-James
Bishop X Co.
schr Acorn (Br Barker, Ezabcthport Nova Scotia
II De Wolf & Co.
schr Sarah Quinn, Mathis Corpus Chris,-H srrarue
Schr John somes, Heaih Jacksonville Warren Ray
Co.
schr Margaret Lucy, Crosby, charlcstonBeney Miller
Thomas.
schr ospey, crswy. Essbcihport~ Miller Roashion.
Sckr Mary Kelly (Br), Pettgrew Caais-Jed FRYE Co
schr Red Jacket Averill Boston-H Brown A Co.
Schr u Wes,brOok, Littejo BOston-J n Haviland
Schr Eagle Chase, New Bedford--Fcrguson 4 Wood.
Schr hloomied, Hobbe, Stamford.
Schr o & hckcn, Hobbc Stamford.
Steamer Phelps Brown Philadelphia.