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J. oLLIN S,
8. I. LITTLE.

WATCH MAKER AND JEWEL.ER.
Takes this method of informing the citize,s
OF Frostburg and vicinity that Mr.. ID. }.
BETz, of his establishment, is located it
Mcneil 4 Wingert's Drug Store, where ls
is prepared to do all kinds of Repairing &.
the line Of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, hr.
craving &C. AZ cork toarranted to e,s.
satisfaction. s. T. IITTLk
Nov lift 10S Bait. St.,' lumber land.
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ONFEcTIoNERY

G. . u Z Q ITO ~ 81 RY
OF every variety. Cakes Notions and
Toys. All kinds Of N, IL, Rai.ins. Cur
rants. Oranges. Lemons Ci.rons &c.
A fine assortment Of 1 iAin and Fancy
Candies. A great variety of Sugar and
other Toys. Orders for psrti,s promptly
filled at all times. Particular attention
paid to Rici and Ornamental Welding
Cakes. fine Fruits in sealed Cans. Pickles.
Catsup, Jellies. &c. Wheat and RYE
Bread fresh every day. Also Il superior
quality OF genuine Havana Cigars. Smo-
king Tobacco. &c.
An elegant Oyster Saloon for Ladies
and Gentlensn. OYSTERS put up to suit
all tastes. Families supplied with any
quantity. at short notice and at fair rates.
tT- Those wishing anything in INV
line " III do well To call before plrclas-
ing elsewhere. as ! feel confident Of yiv-
ing satisfaction. | bare tho chespsss
go@'dA In town. nov lily
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Clothing must b Aosd at the New York
lkoahlng House, Main Street, Frostburg
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Death Of the Year.

Feeble and faint, and grim and gray,
In his last dark hour the Old Year lay;
And heavily came his parting breath,
And his eyes grew dim in the mists of death.
Yet few months vast, when the Spring
time smiled,
This gray Old Year was merry child;
And lie rivaled the lark a. il cleft the air,
And twined bright buds in his golden hair.
Then the summer came, and the buds were
flowers,
And the nightingale sang in the blooming
bowers
And, pensive youth he loved the night,
And the silent stars and the pale moonlight.
Still the months rolled by, and the Autumn
now,
Gave its golden fruit from each bending
bough;
And with mind mature, he had reached, at
length,
The full perfection af manly strength.
But the leaves grew sere, and the Autumn
passed,
And the tall trees bent TO the wintry blast
And the day wore on, and the end drew
nigh,
And tire weary old year lay down to die.
Feeble and faint. and grim and gray,
In his last dark hour the Old Year lay;
And heavily came his parting breath,
And his eyes grew dim in the mists of death.
Yet not alone-for Old Time stood there;
He watched at his side with paternal care ::
And he gazed on the glass in his withered
hand,
And jealousy counted each ebbing sand
Nay, not alone-for company vast,
The shades OF the nunlberless years of the
past,
Encircled the couch where the dying year
lay,
And mournfully beckoned his spirit away.
Then sullenly tolled from crumbling tow
er,
The solemn strokes Of the midnight hour,
And the ghost ofthe gray Old Year was free,
With the shadowy past, in eternityl
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lMPOR TANT

4 ND to all persons that have GROUND
n WORK TO LET.
Messrs. M. SUTTON & SALMON
Will take, by contract, any Ground Work,
such as SINKING, DRIFTING and
DITCHING.
n Any one wishing work Of this de-
scription done, please address US, az above,
Box %, Frostburg, Nd. Oct 21-3ms
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Go to W. b. SPILL's for Toys, il you want
..xnething nice. He keeps Jewelry. also Y
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A full line of Smoking and Chewing To-
baccos always on hand and for sale at fair
prices, by [n9] JOHN HITcHINs.
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Ny Scent Havana Cigars, and MY Own"
six for Is cents-are Cigars that can't
be beat in quality at the same price, in
Frostburg. Give them trial
c. H. WALKER.
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JOIN HrrcHINs keeps . large stock OF
Fancy Goods. Call and examine. ny
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iLitae Fayoritsr CiGars-only s cents.
JaKx HIrcHns il the sole Agel, for IL.
Oh Of this Cigw ia Freasbnrs. -
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The best and cheapest Pictures are made
ii FoRxAs's Now Gallery. on Broadway.
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A very fine assortment Of Confectioneric'
fir sale At Stills. Best Cigars, too.
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Bottoms are to be found at SPILLS. Q.
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LIBERAL RATES:

be in
Business Notices in will
line -
Business Cards exceeding
- ' ~ ~ 1"
their will be charged to the
Legal ccnp line.
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New Advertisements.
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Is an independent paper. published q
Oakland, by +. 5. ZEvELY, ut 81 SO n year
Send for it. Dec 80
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FURNITURE HOUSE,

THE undersigned respectfully announ-
/ ces to tho citizens Of FrOstburg and
vicinity. that he Il prepared to furnish
the public with
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE.
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
To this business he has recently added
UNDERTAKING. h swing iu.s obtained
. NKW and SPLENDID HEARsx. Call on
FRED. GROSS,
Nov Ally Main Street.
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FROsTBUR0, DECEMBER 30, 1871.
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NO MORE LAMP EXPLOSIONS!
TIKI ORIENT SAFETY LAMPS"
win not Leak, Break, or Explode J
Use these Lamps and ornament your
Houses
SAVE YOUR LIVESi SAVE YOUR
HOMES! SAVE YOUR CHILDREN
"A glass lamp is magazine more dan
gerous than gunpowder, and with the torch
already lighted" For sale by JOSEPH
KELLY, Main street, opposite the Post or
fee, and by DAVID GREEN.
Sole Agent, Broadway, Frostburg, Md.
Dec %, 1871.
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SHIPPED By b. D o. II. r.
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sensible and insensible always the same
about 1900 degs.
Seventh. Steam, by being pressed or cor /.
densed, suffers its latent heat to escape
Thus it is evident that when an engine ia
suddenly checked, or brought to stand,
the pressure in the boiler becomes suddenly
very great, and, if the fire be daniped down,
the steam will proceed to condensc; in
both cases changing its latent heat into
sensible, and the water at rest, being no
conductor Of heat, the metal must absorb
it all. As there ere 1912 degs in steam,
and it only requires s6s degs to make iron
red hot, by adding the temperature Of the
boiler at the time the engine first stopped,
to the temperature Of the steam, we will
find no difficulty in accounting fol the met
al becoming heated 70 high degree, or
red heat.
Eighth. II, while the metal is thus heated
to very high degree, the fire was sudden
ly stirred up. or the safety valve forced
open by steam pressure; or, il the engine
was suddenly put in motion by opening
the valve. and thereby cause the water to
come in contact with the heated surface.
it is quite plain that the result would be as
a ready described.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
RILEY committed ior abbing James KIcuian in the
Eeventha aud FOreh John Uhl embez
ding belonging employers Milton Goodenough No SO
DeysL
Yesterday Dennis Ley held for the $500 bal William Barry
500 bail Fred Wilson, assault and battery 500
bail Daniel Judge theft 800 bail FreS Lmmine assault and bat
terry $500 bail
In the Court Of General Sessions, before Recorder
Hacke YESTERDAY Ellen Williams sss Flowers for stealing 565 from
Ezekiel Solomon Of NwOheans while riding on hfhsve stage was
Mary Ann Smith, larceny from
person Henry King larceny from the Sentence
postponed Enrich Nordnho charged With grand larceny
acquitted
At the Essex Market Police Court, before Judge
Lcwth yesterday John Williams Of No 2 Norfoist was held to
Court Of General for breaking into Michael
FOods liquor No 6j Tsy aud stealing liquors worth ga
Michael Heayey sssauDg Christopher Hayey
~ Have Of No 256 secOndage ieOuons
sau battery upon Cathaue Essg Of No. ~ Ryingon
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Troy, at a special session yesterday
OF the Kings County Court rendered decision declaring
the charter election at NewL to be Illegal and
ordering "a new election.
A writ of habeas corpus came up before
Judge CardozO yesterday, which issued the petit
tiOn of Adam Purdy and addressed 10 Mrs Lavnia ID.
Sheare Of the Bible House. requiring her 20 produce the
body OF Frances Costello. The return 70 the writ
that she Is acquainted with Frances COsteO that
several days ago she obtained situation in Connecticut
for Frances Moore whom she has no control;
and that the who served the writ Of habeas
her without and took her before
Inspector Dks to whom she compelled Ia exhibit
the correspondence relating 10 the girl before she
released The petitioner for the writ did not appear,
yesterday and it was therefore discharged.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
WOMEN Az POLITICAL REPORTERS.

In The Independent this week, Gail Hamilton
discusses the aptitude Of women for political reporting
She says:
As the pens Of correspondents have fallen into the
hands Of women, has there been manifested disposition
To correct the tendency Of correspondence toWau u
teroraton into gossip In spite OF the indscree and
unwOmanly revelations made by some fernae Wrlters,
do find the general result to be increasing respect
for individuality gradual disuse OF personality,
Difference to the claims OF courtesy. When we near tat
woman sattached to the sta OF reporters do feel that
now we shall creep out from under dinner table dis
entangle feet from court-trains, take IL lor
pany and enter the circle Of real interests of grave
sideratons OF close scrutiny, and careful comparisons
and keen analysis, and high aim and Just award s 10
iaures and all who directly concern themselves IN te
ship OF state feel an assurance ada' ociaI
acts and deliberations subjected TO a wiser scru-
tiny that trivial irrelevant facts Will be leit IN me
background and only those which pertinent Drog
forward; that faiseness ehcanery ana soPlsaIy VIII VIII
stand greater chance OF being detected ana sense ana
ing recognized that personal liking and dsiking VIII
he laid aside, and motives and methods judged aD-
sractly that claptrap will lose power ana quiet aD
to the 'front.' that business snail DE underst0od anu
progress signfed, and work not to be mistaken for
idlng, itching for notoriey be mistaken ior sp
tied patriotism ,,.,-,,
Referring to the vicious system of personalities
INDUCED by correspondents, she continues: 10 But ~
rather than resist it, They do 1t not only III Congress
but they do II everywhere. If they are reporting the
proceedings of their own conventions they will give
yo the color of the feather in Phebc Cozzens hat but
Mrs HOwes weghtiest epigram they VIII leave You 10
learn from chance conner or from male REL reporter.
fishers want it, 1t is personality that Is most IN de-
mand. How women TO introduce incorrupuDllty
they consent to descendf Why is 1t worse for man to
vote below his 1t is for woman TO write below
her best But coming into political ana pup
lie life to confirm or to combat trivial taste and low ncli-
naton render public service more effective or 10 Oh
tain share of the spois to minister ter more n
the love OF gossip, or TO substitute iof IL soneths W.T.
thy OF Dotn men ana women
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE. e.
PORT OF NEW YORK

PORT OF NEW YORK. ........... ............JrLI H.
Steamship Wyoming Br whiney Liverpool William. Guion
ss@SS .SS EhsP. 55S. SSsn rSiisg P1sfG
steamship Scotia (Br Lott Liverpool Ch.s G Fanetlvn
steamship Tyh.n Brl Greis, GinsgoT isndsI.on B.os
Seasbip %mats fh New Bedford Fer1usoH Wood
Snip . ss q sn Fs osifsi.5 Me%Sr sssi Ei ;6G ays Co.
snip f%SPs @ 9s ce."S A1sP s pr Fame m Co.
Bari Union gs cISeTo Gibraltar and Sas sa sTS Howe. o
Bari or oovg Gibraltar for ORDER, q Io9,'. Co. r.
Bari SsSseisG s1ti b Balso ESsl,3 G bcs,
BsIt BrahHero (N O. Jachen, JsnerO Richmond Va,
Rsrs O. W. Roosevelt Hartman la,ons Jas Ward Co.
Bsrf Good (br Bolt Penarth Roads for orer' IT, r.
DiiS Hsii Inm,p c L.es,sP Tse' Too'i d &s,s &C.
Ban mystic TIE eSi, SBG Sn,,o Shas TadiI Va. sa1 '
Big Big fSCn.. walter. ( Thompson St John P r. and A'y'sue
Di Eng CT SS P.n B.an&. s. co HPIo', v,. Co. so,
@ Ss SS,: r. f51 Ks: wsss Sss@, Son.
, Md s9 Ga E.i; ai .s,.Sss s. Gns T. E. 'f.i S Ps; Co.
scII Psmpto 8 Holder s. John, B. RTH.y M.y f Parker
fS,s, D"S FsI T .r.:s. r R.B a Ball
ssSr eR idscss F.9, WilasiSn 6 D as ssssi &C. Co.
ssS ss, cor BIH Baa. TsSst Msi1'ae eiSad
S.Ti S,,1ss S.% SiTri$SS5yPFP" STiS@, PFTo,,n..ora
sssT sssT Adas hs Br Larson sidney b. Ke,u. Son.
ses rssh,oP Rs s'swr smith Ps%SScis Ne. Jed peaco
sSh seh ~%rs White Robinson YesLoBOn Ferguson Wood
sehr seR, l. Little Ch.rIey. Rose New.lisven
sloop Farmer, Burton, Ne London.
sloop southport, Beebe, Eew-llaveu
Cspalbost L. X. King Pierce, Hartford
ARRIVED. .
s,,,hn Java (B Martyr. Liverpool July ], wa Queenstown "a
IL nd., and a27 pass Cha g. Fnhcslyn July H. 4-"P H.
'.ss.i A., ans hin MinnA Thomas, boand vest
si.smshp La Place Br Rio Jaheiro June TO- Wild oohee @o
Busi& o. OIL ~ ID sd.v. xitb eosl
stssa,hp Thomas lBl Cram, Sidney T. b. dys WIN oo
On Intern1 1fionaI Coal and Railway Co IL, -, -, %,
sbip Harvest Queen, Jan. Liverpool ~ dsy' "h ~1 Anu "
o.. 70 l'bas H. Marshall Co 80 IT,, -, 4.
PH Flne,er tSor Nieen Cardiff ~ days with Hod no" 10
d. ,,s,s 70 Weudi, 1sens BookmAnh - 81. -, ,,,
~ ssnnon of Milhndge Mel Ray Sidney, g. b. 10 dsI' Nn
,o 10 International Coal Snd Hallway Co vessel 10 smp'on '"p
49, NJ. A.. ufth .hinslr, 10 Tho.
BeutO 4
sSb, K,Irop (br) Pis, Windsor ~ -, IL days WIN P"
gnu Gra iBr sbson MusquAsh N b. u days with lumber 70
'ss ~ IsOc,.,er William, AlsIandhs for PAwtutet
FOREIGN PORTS.
. ,,,, ~ The CunArd steamship Psrbs, Capt Wasorl
& Ne. Yoi Jay touched Qusonsio~B yesterday and p'oes'
for Liverpool III. ....H. c.,t Craig from New Yoh Jal
.a,tsS AZ Ao,llk ysskrlsy AID poeesSsS br oAssos'
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LIyERPOOI-In steamship Java. July l2-Mr and Ms
Kping and Mrs. Merritt MI sndiMIs A. Lind Blake
MI Rspduee Thomas Nean Mr. aud Mr COsen and five children
lanes Burr james Mnek NJ sutton Mrs Newman Mr. sEtier
b Ward j. Hammond W. b Mack. MI De Guock Mr. Beck
J. Waters Mn L.coof and infant M Adams Gen fyndale
Mr. Strickland Mr. Bumenthal J. Armstrong W. j. bingham
Cb,umsp Mr. Penton Miller M Hie Mr. Finley The Rev
Ws,buTp Mr. Tpe Mr. and Mrs Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs Edge
Mr. willis Peterson Mrs Canes Mr. and Mr. Remington ana maid
T. Carver j. Mr. and Mr BroAde and children J. W WIZ
Jams F. Ws Mr. and Mrs kanlgn M Bodngrn hI Jackson
Mr. Iiey Mr. C. OBhen Mr. and Mrs G. T. Harrison W keene
1 smith And child Y soae j. Mr. Hardy and brother
G. Leggett H. Wilson, Mr. kntou, Miss stewart DIT Neihmee er
M Jebb Mr. Conrad Dr. r. knight Mr. Was.ernsn ht hos'u
field Leadbee Mr. Meyrheim LOnman, Mr Megesf Mr. ab1
Mn. Hayden, Mr.. Gaekmeyer, Miss G. Boice
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

FOR LIvERPOOI-n steamship Wyoming July l2Mr Anthony
VI Smith, WIN. Waddngon, the Right Rev Bishop Leohn snd
Miss Maude LtohH, Mr. VIM Campbell Wm
Wallace H. Pon Stein, Mr. sharpe Mr. and Mr. and Mis- Pei
NJ J. Il. Pon. Miss SOu@ MI aud hs A. NJ iami
child Master Lockwood Hamilton A. H. Baldwin H. Arnold
Lindsay Nath Roberts Alex Roberts Rev Mr. Sidney Corhe
H. Cryer X NJ Gordon Mr. and Mn j. X Bell Colt. H. Hunt Miss
Hunt Dan Lord Jas X Williamson Mr. aud Mrs j. H. Mufon Fnnk
Washburne A. Osborn VIM b. Myers s. H. PulHa, Mr. and Mrs
r. w Little James Brett John Sexton Mr. Middleton, Thos War
ing j. A. MACK s. Mack, j. j. MACK = H. Kennedy Mrs. f. and
Master Qulgley JBO Gimour A. Halliday Mrs. Gray Nj
GRAY and Mrs NJ Lucas Mr. j. J. DuDne Mr. T. T. dunno
T. J. Mc(any Jennings Mr. sni Mrs j. g. Hampton and child
Mis-. Ioy Miss Miss NJ L. Pott Miss Victoria Graham Mis-
e. Thurton the Wayaud Hoy the Hon james NJ oy Mr.
and Miss an6e Hugh jenkins Mss Rean M Emma and Miss
EliLaI.th SteKenson. Nj and Mrs. j. II. Hunt
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
rur nAkPER AfIPER THAN NEw-YoRK IN
90 m, pdi'lL nL POISONING CASE.

- or fhe Trfbune
,pstIv uron SeI. ~, newspaper structures reflect nm
cut DeigbhorhoT ana the physicians of Coppecti.
persons have been murdered hs, preston that eleven
comparatively speaking, she is ,trs. Mrs' sherman
t1g resided in Connecticut at the IN this place,
sL Years and in Birmingham less ,bgest less than
sSd charged with numbering he, hlne months.
6.p Wv enalu Of circumstances vailed IN ast husband
"a be btlrSga 9 m ne wisdom the eSSy SsS1Gy has
HE,ss 10 The Land OF steady habits % unfortunate
Of wheb st rulan is guilty OF the other seven
must have ~ accused IN the New York panes murders
che Lived x1,b ~ committed M your CITY, as n w. tbey
legged mdeTedh he5 h[st husband Struck and the ,here
while IN New Yo,l SlilqIen Now make the comns, al
Of the aef neighbOrs or the slightest any
coming VeTsed h physician. In Connecticut Sfir %
eeeded In p0jso, the practice Of this crime sb Ne
bar Of aee four and has been bToaSbt sHf fthy ~ sue
nye US credit rather the press Of New York sGosf
e4a%i Jais IN the history Of fasfns oaf see'
JUsJJCE
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

recently boon erected by the Monks tho material for ts
construction having been carried thher the backs OF
mules by long crcuitous and dangerous bride paths
After completing tho church. II determined TO add 10
ts attractions by placing bell weighing 600 pounds In
the turret To transport article OF that weight
TO the dizzy hight would be simply impossible. but
where there will, there Ia way" aud the Monks
determined 10 construct furnace the church. with
sufficient capacity to melt the metal and east the bell
from the slabs above referred to- IL If the intention OF
Monks to transport the slabs up the mountain SIDE
by packing" pounds the back OF each mule en-
gagged in the dangerous undertaking. III e pleasure
10 listen 10 the sound OF "thc church going bell we
should say that the Monks in pursuit OF the contc
plated happiness under exceedingly great difficulties.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
A MODE OF ExToRTIoN on THE ERIE RAILWAY

Mode OF ENTOKIIUN UN TIE EhIE I'hIh"H i
To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: should like to ask how long since
railways have ceased to be operated for the aceommod
ton of the publci party OF iye four ladies' taking
the through train the Erie Railway from the West at
the station connecting with Greenwood Lake. were
obliged to remain standing for some time, and would
have been compelled thus to remain standing all the
way to New York. were it not that after earnest exposn
aton with the conductor and upon the payment OF eItrd
fare obtained In the sleeping coach Notwt
standing there only frstclass coach to accom-
modate nearly hundred passengers the conductor
refused TO attach another That the public should Dc
called upon for extra fare, after having once paid te
full regular fare, is deemed gross imposition Dy
Idssdic, ". j., July 10, 1871 fAssENGkh'
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

There are people ill-natured enough in
Washington County Kansas to affect to doubt that John
Hammond alarmed by the Of his wife in the dead
OF night that wolves about rose hastily ana ran
miein pursuit of lima ag1nary beasts with his gun on
his shoulder muzzle rearward, and that upon returning
and finding his children crying piteously. ne FOUND MS
wife shot through the breast by bullet from his gum
which had fired of when he started in pursuit OF
the wolf The jury believed the frenZied man. Dnt here
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
DECISIONS-IuLY u.

Supreme Court-Chdmbers-B Judge Cardozo.-
OCoBnor s JODes-Orde settled Donnely Donne M
IaDda counsel In petition Of Louis Bros-Prye Of petition
daed Audenred MtchhedMOtion denied 10 Amelia Hat
th-OeI granted In petition Of r. b. SiesdTbe prayer d the
petitions
Court of Common Ptds-Specal 1Tm-By Judge
stiner-MotoD have the complaint msde
more certain denied with leave plaintiff 70 amend the
OF 10 National heehan
les Banking Association agt Usher thoton denied Ernest k,
ag Clara Re-Deuee Of divorce Corey sgt sehmu-hsierepe
.rd In re application OF Edward ordered
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

Hiuvis July I2Tbe steamship Peruvian port this
morning and will leave for Quebcc tonight
SPOKEN.
ship Cen,au from New Orleans for Liverpool J1S lat Ion
dg 90
ship Annie Fish HewYork for London ~
q so
sehr Dauntles. from Philadelphia for Porto Rico July lat u
Ion. "a.
WHALERS.
Egw BEDFORD Jny l-Cleared ship Emma G. Jobss Pacific
Ocean
IFor Latest Ship Ne,os see Fifh Poge.I