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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

WASHINGTON ITEMS. Washing Star
says; Charles Stewart, the colored man who
was attacked by the colored rioters on election
day, left the city one day this week, and it is
stated has received an appointment to a posi-
tion under prominent official of the State OF
Maryland.
The festival of tho Germania Schuetzen
Verein will commence in this city tomorrow,
aud will continue four days. The most ample
preparations have been made for the reception
ct guests.
The appointment clerk of the Treasury De-
partment is preparing fresh list of clerks who
are to be discharged as soon as the Secretary
returns: There is to be an additional reduction
IN the force, and further consolidation of some
oil the minor bureaus. 1t is stated that among
those on the Inst to be discharged are n number
OF men who have been in the Department un-
der all the secretaries since the first adminstrs
ton of Mr.. Lincoln
The case of VIM. L. Smithson against Edwin
NJ. Stanton is expected to come before the
Court this week upon motion of plaintiff to
produce certain original letters. Smithson,
who was citizen of Washington, sues MIR.
Stanton for damages laid at ten thouse nd dol
lars, for trespass and false imprisonment. Stan
ton pleads that he is protected by the act of
Congress, which was passed to prevent u. S.
officials from being prosecuted for the outrages
they committed during the late war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

Mr.. Chandler, Gov. Wells aid, aud travel
ling companion, and assistant, who is nov an
ardent" radical OF the deepest dye, in 1865
was decidedly opposed to colored suffrage land
wrote and spoke against it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

The accounts of the wheat crop, in Virginia
and Maryland, are generally favorable-though
there are complaints of the rust in some kcali
ties. We hope the present weather may aot
DO any damage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

The Warrenton Index says:-"ft every
white man 10 Fauquier, entitled to register
does so this week, the Conservatives will have
majority Of one thousand in the county, and
eau elect gentlemen to every Office in every
district in the county"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

Gov. Smith and Messrs. Marye and Douglass
made excellent speeches at Manassas on Satur
day. They were listened to by large crowd,
with much satisfaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

The information from all quarters of the
State is very favorable for the success of the
Walker ticket. The main point noo is to REG
lister; and then, on the day OF election to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

The administration is strongly urged by the
Cuban agents in this country, to recognize the
Cubans in insurrection agains! Spain, as belige-
rents The Secretary of State has the matter
under consideration but doubts very much, at
present, it is said. New complications are
arising about Cuban matters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

d, At Allegau, Michigan, few days ago, 4
colored woman drowned three of her step
children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

"Prof Goodwin Smith," who few days
ago was quite exercised on the subject OF a
war betwesn Great Britain and the U. S. is
now speechifying in Canada, and announces
the important information that he thinks the
thunder storm is passing away!'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14
EMOvAL OF THE
! ~ LIVE II sm IA TER,

FROM Is KING STK GET, 10 .l2s KING
SfB EFT,
Zone door east Of st. Asaph st. Bren elsis old
~, stand ... .
Thankful Tor past favors, wishes for con-
Has opened l0 rye assortment of HATS Of
all styles and col .ors. -
A large sssor tment of CLOTH HATS just
received a all colors IIII
Keeps coasts ntly on hand a full assortment
Of HATS Of al styles. III
Straw and ansma Hats bleached in hours
notice Han Of all kinds made 10 order at
short notice NV Him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

At public dinner given in Philadelphia to
Mr. Curtin, the new Minister to Russia,
Count Bodisco, the Russian charge daifaires
at Washington, made speech filed with the
most complimentary illusions to the u. :. and
read dispatch from the Emperor Nicholas
iustructing him to congratulate President Grant
upon his election, and tho improved condition
of American affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

We read Of Washington clergyman reeeiy-
ing "a cali to Philadelphia, to 4 shepherd!ess
congregation there. His reply, in substance,
was, that though pleasantly situated and in
the mid,t Of most desirable field OF labor, he
was not avcrse to changing his location, pro
vided certain terms were complied with These
terms were St 600 per year, six weeks holiday
in summer, and housa rent free, He did not
receive the call
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CARPENTERS AND JOY NERs.

have this day, May Ut. 1869, formed co.
partner.hip with my So. 4. H. SWAIN, and
the business T,il herr after DO conducted under
T as for ps and Il sha dam
licits continu' .nce Of the same.
STEPHEN SWAIN,
Ell. SWAIN,
my 6-r n Prince street
'~' JONNISSIEURS AND INVALIDS-
y We effer pure Old Rye and Bourbon wins
Ky %, pure French Brandy, Holland Gin, Scotch
Nhi.key: Jam.ics Spirits, Port Wine, M1 S.ie
Wine. "Bouzy" Champagne, Golden tsr
nv ~ BREWIS Il LAWSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

SINGULAR ACCIDENT IN A CIRCUS. "A. sin
guIar accident occurred last month at Ashley.
in London, in the course Of the performs, Ice Of
the spectacular drama of the Battle of y, aterIoo
In one of the scenes Napoleon, accompanied Ly
his staff rides on the stage. Ga this occasion
an aide de-camps horse suddenly became res
tive, and the rider, who was apparently an 10.
experienced horseman, was unable to manage
him. The animal began prancing about the
stage, then backed to the foot lights, which he
smashed, and finally fell backwards into the
orchestra, throwing his rider, and creating the
utmost alarm among the occupants of the stalls.
The musicians tried to escape from the danger
Gus proximity OF their unwelcome and une2pee-
tant vistant but one poor fellow had his COL
bone broken, aud had to be conveyed to the
hospital. The damage done to the instruments
was considerable. Niolin7. violoncellos, Co.. %
and hageoets were broken to atoms. ord i ,bs
music was torn aud scattered in or arr H., .n'
ton The horse with some djr it' v. u' ex
treated, and after delay Of atont T tusu u
minutes Napoleon, havir,, recovered from this
preliminary defeat, proceeded with his dra "a
matte warfare oa'gs to DO more thoroughly, but
less dangerop>1iy beaten BY the fierce looking
representative OF the Iron Duke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

1t is "rumored in diplomatic circles that
Mr.. Thornton, the British Minister, will ulii
mately be superseded by au English diplomatic
representative Of the highest embassadorial
rank that the retiring Minister will be sent to
Madrid; and that the new Ambassador will
ascertain Senatorial sentiments before opening
further negotiations for the adjustment Of the
Alabama question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14
ALEXANDRIA.
A large number Of the present and form

A large number OF the present and former
members of the North Carolina bar having
witnessed the many public demonstrations OF
political partisanship BY the judges of the SUI
preme Court of that State, recently expressed
their profound regret and unfeigned alarm Tor
the purity of the future administration OF the
laws of the land, and made protest against
the open and active participation in the strife
OF party contests by those composing the Judi
eiary. To this protest they signed their names.
Whereupon the Judges of the Supreme Court
of the State ordered the clerk to furnish list
of the signers Of the protest. This being sent
in, the Court ordered that the attorneys whose
names were appended to the protest be disabled
hereafter from appearing as attorneys or coin-
sellers in that Court, unless they shallseverally
appear on the 18th of June, 1869, and show
cause to the contrary" The gentlemen who
were present left the court room. After this
fashion, events are progressing from day 10
day. In the war, newspaper editors and cltl-
zsns, and in some cases men who had served
the U. s. in the army, were put In easements
and dungeons, on the information OF spies
personal enemies, and partisan zealots, or
rogues. Journals were stopped, and the free
DOM OF speech and the press abridged. Peace
came only to continue martial or military law
among people vino were submissive alike to
military results and the direction OF the civil
authority, and now comes this fresh act Of
power, Furnishing men Tor protesting against :
party judiciary, but, be it remembered, OF
against the decisions Of the court. This is th'
aspect of the case in a reconstructed state wher'
the Radicals bear sway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14
2 BRUNER

LUMBER MERCHANT.
All kinds Of lumber constantly on han AZ
sold 1t the lowest market rates.
Fronting on Union and Duke STA, jas. Gt
d Soma old stand- "a"
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sold 1t the lowest market rates.
Fronting ON Union snd Duke sta, jas. Or
3 Soma old stand. 30"
SALr' sA1r.u SALT
In storo-l1Oo sacks G. A. salt,
400 Eyans Salt.
, 900 MAfshalPs Salt.
Win be sold at market rates by .,,,or
ap29 No. 81 North Union ct
81 FORMERLY Of and successor TO Smoot, lh
IUHBHR DEALER.
.' No. 81 Union g..
-. Between King and Cameron,
ie l9-f Alexandra. Va
WAITE COOLERS.
Two, three and four gallon Water Cooler.
with plated spagEots, just received and Tor sale
isGeo3m G.J. MILLER
EEU1r JARS
A full supply Of Gem & Wnloughbys Fruit
Jays, jpst received and for sale cheap, tt
ie8-eo3m Z. J. MILLERS. IS King ''
WINDOW, GLASS.
!" 4 foil assortment of Window Glass from O.
TO 8tH. both single and double Thick re"e'e'
and for sslo by .. v;
10 8--eo8m f. j. MILLER, " KING =
OHINGLES. ,o.
y 10000 HEART and SAP SINGLE
daily expected per schr. Virginia Dare ifo"
N iss ao 5s,f 0WEDDERBuRN & GO.
DLASTKR.
400 tons SOFT BLUE WINDSOR Pl'A
TER on hand and for sale a! lowest msrA''
" les " HOOE, WRDDERBURN SEQ
DIM A. WALL,
mv0 Cor King and Columbus ats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

HE FIRST SrEp,-A young lady has been
selected to read the Declaration Of lndepen
dence on the Fourth Of July in Boston. The
next step will be for the Boston Young ladies
to make declaration of another and more
tender sort, to wit :-'Aurus.us Adolphus. |
love thee; wilt thou be husband of mine 3" No
doubt Gus will reply that he wiHeth
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-25
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Everman, Hinckley, Philadelphia
left inst Mdse. To Jno 4 Theo Getty and others.
Consiguees previously reported
steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Nev York-leit
Saturday, i:2c NJ. Mdse. To james AdGer Co,
j Adaer & Co. J Aiken Co, Henry Asher, c
Bart & Co. q Bischof & Co. A Beamish Co. W III
Bird 20, E Brown, Z Bates Co, Biistol,
John Commins Cameron Barkley Co. NJ Cater,
Caldwell, Cobis & Co, Corwin Co.
Crane Boylston & Co Clacius & Wltte, Darcer, h
L Dav d, Edgerton l. Richards, Eckel Co. F
L Falk6 Co, Furchgott Eros, D FralBe, II
asrdner, P L Guillemin, Graver CO, Good
win & Co. Goodrich, Wineman o. Il Gerdts Co.
T N Horsey Bro. Hurkamp 60, Hunt,
Il HilleR. Hart & Co. ] Harrison, Huger L RAY
enel. Hickey Geo Ipgraham & ION, Jennings,
lhomliDson l. Co. Jose Jara. Jancovich, Jeffords
Co. Johnston. Crews & CO. kinsman BIO, hins'
Wickenberg Co, Klatte 4 Co, Laurey Alexan.
der, Lopez Il Son, J Luhn. Jewish. r
Lewith, VIM III Lav.on, Litscbgi, Logerman,
thiessen, X Marshall J AIinor Co. Malonay,
" Mclean, MoEe't Il Wharton, Murphy, Little
Co. Marshall Buree. mantoue l. Co. Murk.
hardt, Il No., $ Nelson. Naehman GO, ID )
Oeerman. Oten, Ostendorf l. Co, D O'Seill
sons O'Neill, Order. Palmetto C Association, s
Pierson. D Paul & Co. W + Pa6don, Priugle,
Cp Poppenh'im, VIM Roach & Co, Ravenel & Co.
Riecke l. Schachte, Rasenel Holmes. j MS. G
Railroad Agent, Southern Express Co. D salters "
Semken h Co, Stenhouse co, Smith. Schnel,
y Stone. stcddard 6 Go, W Steffens Co. P
Meckenburg. o Tiedemln, W Trett, Taylor
Co. Won santen, 8 II Wilson, Walker Evans & Cogs
well, White. Geo W Williams & Co. in NJ Woht.
man. Wagner l. Monsees, Werner & Ducker, and
others. Monday, 1:30 A NJ, Hatteras light bearing
". passed steamship San Salvador, iom Savannah
for New York.
schr Clara Montgomery. Cole, New York-s days.
B iroad Iron aud Sulphurc acid. To VIM Roach &
Co, Wando Mining and Manufacturing Co. and Or
der
Schr Minewa Dissosway. New Yotk-sdays Hay
and Railroad Iron. To IA Ensow & Co. and Order.
Steamer Co4uette, Roundtree. New York. and last
from smithville, c. bound to Cedar Eeys, Fla, and
pat In for fuel.
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr B Hawkins. Mcvey, Philadelphia R:ach
& Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamer Dictator, McNelty. Paatka via Jackson
vile, Fernandina, and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship saragossa, Ryder New York, August %.
Cleared for this Port.
schr Wenonah, Mitchell, at Baltimore, August %.
Shlpnews by re'c&raph.
SAVANNAH. Angus! 24-ArTiyed, steamships North
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Markets BY Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, August 4-Noon.-Consols e3K. Bonds
s4H, Sugar firm, both on the spot and aHeat.
Weather fair.
Atternsop.-Consols eSx. Bonds Sax.
LIVERPOOL. August A-Noon.-Cotton quiet;
uplands lsx Orleans Id; sales 5000 bales. Bread
stufs quiet.
Aftenoon.--Cotton shade eaher. Red wheat ss
lid. Flour 25s Pork 1O5s. LAID quiet. Bacoa
e6s. Tallow Ats Sd. Yarns and fabrics at Manchea-
ter quiet bat Arm.
Evening.-sotton dull; uplands 1sxd; Orleans
1sXa14d sales 5000 bales. whereof 1000 bales were
for speculation and export. Common rosin 6s.
DOMESTIC MARKETS. ~
NEW YORK, August 2i-Noon.-St5eks unset
tied. Money firm at &c. Sterling, long sh; thor'
10. Gold SAX. Cotton quiet at Sbc. Iurpentine
I2c. Rosin firm.
Eveuine.-cotton without decided change; sales
500 bsleset a6c Flour dull; superfne IS seas bOi
Southern common to fair extra So 6oa6 e5. Wheat
heavy; amber Michigan 81 60; souihtm white 81
7s. Corn dull; mixed Western at 81 1pa1 Is Mess
pork heavy at sSs. Lard declining at 1870. WINS
key unchanged. Rice firm. Sugar firm. Conee
quiet Molassss dull. Turrentine 42alohc Ro
SIN 50 30as. Freghts steady. Govern mente cioied
steady. sTs FAX. southerns dull. Money, Offer
ipgs liberal, cl osing at ea7c,wth exceptions at &c
Sterling dull at 9!izasX. Gold active and strong
closing at SS, hehighest price of the day. Stocks
huctuating and excited, closing weak.
BALTIMORE, August A.-Coton quiet at S4h'
soc. Flour dull; superhne City ss 6oa7; Western
ss 25as &c.. Whest very dull end heavy; prime u
choice red 81 40a1 80. Corn hrmsewhte 81 l6al l6
yellow 81 IA. Oats duh at tsa56c. Mess PORK que
| at $s4. Shoulders l6xc. Whiskey quiet at ii 25.
cNc1NNAT1, August N.-whiskey quiet Mt s.
20. Provisions quiet and firm, with but little de
mand. Mess pork held at ssS 80. Bacon, shoulder
16kc; clear sides 1sc Lard dull with no irqutry.
LOUISVILLE, August 24-Proyisons firm. Mes
pork ss4a34 so. Bacon shoulders, cboce l61Ic
clear sides l9ka2O. Lard zoe. Whiskey 81 2Oal 81
WILMINGTON, August 24.-Sprits turpentine quie
at ssc Rosin steadyat 81 co., Crude turpenttn'
unchanged. Tar advanced 10c: So 40. Two bale
of new cotton were received cassed middling ant
sold at 35c.'
AUGUSTA, August 19.-Cotton, harket easier
sales so bales; receipts bale; middlng nominal
Iy e2c.
SAVANNAH. August M.-Cotton, receipts SO bales
MOBILE, August 24-Nothing doing In cotton
receipts bales; exports IL bales.
NEW ORLEANS August 2f Cotton, sales se bales
middling nominally S2c; receipts l1S bales suga
inactive; common 1ls12c; primo 1A14a14hc. ho
lasses, reboiled 6Oa7Oc. God S2%. New York sigh
a/o
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whom the coal he'd fallen and then burnt up:
One WAS found near the mouth Of the farthest
shaft, hardly injured at all. and, as he lsy IN
the shed, he irmed a striking contrast p his
companions, being extremely white and wen
dressed. The appearance OF the lew rec overed
sesms 70 ss & .. beipg much
swollen in the face.
Among the many distressing cases one hears
OF. one alone I will mention, that OF poor girl
travelling in the same carriage with frlend OF
mine. who hadlost her father, two brothers
and step-brother, her whole family oelng
swept of in one day.
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radical cure for Nervous General Debility, in old
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Office Hours from A. II. to9P. II.
Circulars sent. 1y July
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THE xAr1oxA11ABo CONTENTION

The convention met as usual on Saturday
and transacted the following business before
the adjournment sine die:
Aresolution was adopted to appoint speolal
committee to organize tne coioreG ;,no mohAik 1;tk
| ;nstrnotions to report their progress to the
nresident Of the International Labor Congress.
| 4 resolution was also agreed to directing the
nresident to issue Q call for contribution OF
Eve cents per member, to pay, the presidents
salary and to defray such expenses as may Do
connected with the office.
The Committee on Cooperation reported
resolutions recommending to the worklnemen
and women Of the country the imperative me-
cessity OF Immediately entering into co opera
tion 10 the different branches OF industry.
| Agreed to. -.
Mr. Cameron, Of Illinois, offered series OF
resolutions opposing ehe importation on ser sho
vile race for the purpose OF pauperlzlng tle
| labor Of the American worklogmen; aemano- ~
| ing the abolition OF the system OF contrace Ia
bor in prisons and penitentiarles; demanding
the rield enforcement OF the law OF Congress
OF 1862, prohibiting coolie lmportauo9, anu
suggesting q refor n in the manner OF erect
;nS tenement houses. The resolutions were
% An election was held for officers Of the Con-
eress for the ensuing year, with the following
result: President, Richard Trevelhcklpf Mle6i-
gan; first vice-president, a: !: CaNs, VI WaSn-
inston; second vice president, Colonel Kuhn,
Of New York; secretary. H..J. Walls. OF Phila-
delphia; treasurer, A. w. Phelps, OF Connec-
ticut.
William J. McCarty, 6f Pennsylvania, offered
the following. which was agreed to:
Resoioed, Tbata committee Of one from each
State be appointed to wait upon the Legis!a-
| lures Of the several States, recommending the
repeal of all laws injurious to the working
oIs.aoo ~ fba raanective States and each COM
mittee report to the next general congress-
what are the most obnoxous laws in their re-
spective States. ,
3Mr.. =. 9. Cameron, Of, Illinois, and Mr.:
Lucker. 1T New. York, were elected delegates 70
represent the workingmen OF this country in
the Workingmsn's International Convention,
to meet in Switzerland.
Cincinnati aas chosen, as the place for the
meeting sfthe next congress. After sne pas.
sasS of reb b6utions OF tharks to the officers OF
the congress and the members Of the press,
the congress adjourned.
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ratwspapsrs.
u,HE BENsE1TsvILLE JOURN
THE BARNwELL JOURNAL.

the undersigned would respectfully call the attention
of the Merchants oil Charleston to the bARNWELL
JOURNAL. published at Biackville, s. G., paper OF
rapidly increasing circulation to be found IN not
only every portion of the large and we,lhy County
of Barnwel, but u many other counties OF the
State aud has q scattering circulation rom connec.
ticut to California The journal is always on nile at
the office of Messrs. WALKER. EVANS q Cots-
WE'LL. the aSents IN Charleston, and business men
would do well 10 call in and take look at the paper
before makingup their fail advertisements Tor the
weekles Of the State
Terms moderate, which can be learned upon ap-
picatioR to WALKER, EVANS 4 COGsWELL. or oy
addressing the subscriber Mt either BlackRille or
Barnwell. JOHN y. SbUCK.
August o. limo
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Hidden.

n h,u.hss, rise not to my cheek;
a tsiltsie syes, be clear ard gay;
n H,s no warmer language speak
70 n,rn than sinple yea and nsy;
n hsartl in thy most deep recess,
=. : Be safely, surely hid away -
mis- secret, that he may not guess.
Thsy call me beautiful: alasl
By him uncared for. what care I?
Once knslt down and kissed the grass
His foot had pressed In passing py;
A fittle common buttercup
That he had crushed. and LETT to die,
S6n for hts sake treasure UP.
O lander Father is 1t sin
10 10 love thy noblest creatures thus
Athouah no ansv eriog love We win
fa At Thou net ever leading usf
And hast Thou sent this love to me,
Z. To calm my heart tumultousb
And guide me, through my grief, to Inee
q Let me l0ys him TO the end - -
Mott purely; and perchlnce some day
Hem take my hand and ca1 me friend,
when time for love is pGssed away;
When ewes that shine when he 10 near
Are dim; when golden 10 :ks are gray;
And Death, the angel. draweth near.
[Caambers' Journal.
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by NEW IufK c1ssAlnc7tHH u "o q00sv
Middhng.. ...........so g
R1cR-Tlere is but little Of this grain on the mar.
let, and the small supplies we're held firmly, but
there were no sales We quote nominally, common
TO fair clean Carolina ct s9sX; good sx@sHc.
NAVAL. sTolzs.-The sales we're SO bblr. spirits Of
turpentine in country packages, at $780, 90 bbs e1
Ira No. rosin at s. so . bbl; 40 bbls. No. do at
ss 26: II do at IS; 10 bbls. low No. at $275; 81
bb,s low No. at 50 80; ~ bbls low No. 1 at SAG
26; Is bbls. dull and opaque at 81; and lsS ooiS
No. 2 at 81 75@1 80.
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Passengers.

Davidson, JefIers. Mrs Piser. Miss Piser. New.
bold, wife and two children John Thomas.
Mbnteeusry q Kecker, E Carroll. Hadden and
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