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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-16

A CONTEMPORARY, In the course Of a
description of Alexis, says he is "the
noble son Of a grandsire."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-16
TO MILLMEN (!

ILTE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill NEWS ONCE h.lf q ton of superior
Typo Metal, for tournaling purposes in Quarts
dueed prices for cash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-16
LATEST W s .
]. BARNERT's

SAX FRANCISCO CLOTHING EsrABLIsnNEN
has received tho latest and most fashionable
,tylcs Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
A full and complete assortment Of Gents Fur.
nishing Goods, Blankets, Trunks, vallses. etc.
Also q hne and large variety Of Hats and Boys
Clothing. Remember the name and place Of tho
San Frsnctseo Clothing s%tore-next door to the
Of California. J. BARNETT.
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"a @ IA NEAL"

One of this class has bsen known to
make his living by entering a restau-
rant, and, after eating his full, step
ping up to the counter and uttering the
mysterious words, I'm ready" The
cashiers natural question would be,
"Ready for what?" and the Migrants
reply followed, "To be kicked OUT
which WAS generally done in the finest
style of the art. A genius of this kind
In Gold Hill, Nevada mo; he stops
up In Virginia City.--ED. NEWS. ], sup
piled himself with all the liquor he
wanted by "dropping dead" and the
only means that would succeed in re-
viving him was to administer a stimu-
liant. He
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-16

A New YoRx hotel keeps a pew In
a fashionable church, for the use Of its
guests.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-16

THERE Is q clock In Boston which
requires winding but once a year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-16
DIR. PRICR's DISPRNsARY,
No. - South q Street, ......V Virginia City,
(wholc second floor Enterprise Duilding.)

OFFICE HouRs-9 A. n. to ar. NJ. and 6 to Up.
Consultation free. Examination. 81. Fees, S. to
$50.
cKILLrUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL
~ classes Of disease. No Idle pretensions or I'M.
posture, no HatterIng or experiments, no Injurious
drugs, but careful examination and the most rclia.
bic treatment-the best remedies approved by sci.
enco and experienco-whIch may cure you though
discouraged and hopeless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-16
nEAnO

A dozen times before the dodge was
discovered by the remaining saloon
keepers. John G. Creamor, II of this
INDECENT class, who has "been on a
drunk" for the past week, began to
feel hungry this morning, and having
no money to spare, resorted to a sim
liar dodge In the Miners Restaurant,
for the purpose Of getting q breakfast,
free Of charge. After clearing away
about four bits worth Of mystery"
steak, coffee, etc., he was seen to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-16

Sugar Squirrels. Cats and DoSs,
Sugar Fishes, Sugar Frogs,
Sugar Esgsan Sugar Hens,
Sugar 1~nkstands, Sugar Pens,
Sugar Cradles. Sugar Beds.
Sugar Dolls with Sugar Heads,
Sugar Apples. Sugar Plums,
Sugar Girls with ousar Thumbs,
Sugar TcapOts. Sugar Boats,
Sugar Boys with Sugar Goats,
Sugar Peaches, Sugar Pears,
Sugar Lions, Lambs and Bears,
Sugar Pinks and Sugar Roses,
Sugar Men with Sugar NOsos,
Sugar Birds with Sugar Wings,
Sugar Shoes with Sugar Strings,
Sugar Boxes, Sugar Nails,
Sugar Rats with Sugar Tails,
Little Sugar RGailroad Cars,
Sugar Combs and Sugar Curls,
Worn by Little Sugar Girls,
Sugar Horses, tame ard tried,
For Little Sugar Boys 10 ride,
Sugar Houses, Sugar Ships,
Sugar Babes with Sugar Lips,
Besides Ten ThOusand Sugar Toys
To Please the Little Girls and Boys.
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Opposite Wells. Fargo s CO.'..)

NOVTOFIIV WVEE' IWINV U U y
THE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW PIE.
1 pared to furnish CANDIES Of all kinds,
Wholesale and Retail, at the shortest notice and
at the lowest possible prices. FANCY CAKES
MADE TO ORDER in the best style and OF the
choicest material.
Eastern and California OYSTERS In the
Shell, served mp In any style desired.
BALLS and PARTIES iuppllcd at tho short
est notice.
A Full and Complete Assortment OF the worry
choicest CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC., always on
hand, Wholesale aud Retail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-16
SPREAD HfMsEI.F

All over the floor, and kick all over
the room, sending tablas, dishes and
walters flying In every direction. 1t
was q very artistic fit, and the attaches
OF the house failed to see anything
wrong. Officer Cammeen was called
In and took the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-16

10 the City Prison, where it was found
that he was still tight" having only
been released yesterday morning. He
had Of course recovered soon after
leaving the restaurant, and the walters
will be none the wiser until they have
read this item.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-24

sea, since he would never dare 90 below in a
gale of wind, without fear of being capsized,
with the young inoompetents now termed
lieutenants in charge of the deck. IL is a
matter of notoriety that the late Captain
Napoleon b. Harrison, recently commanding
the frigate Congress, lost his life in conse-
quence Of exposure on deck for forty eight
hours to inclement weather because there
was not line officer on board his ship in
whose skill or Judgment he could rely 1t is
less generally known that an old captain
himself a very distinguished sailor, and no
less distinguished for his independence of
department cliques and influences testified
about year ago before the Retiring Board
in behalf of a young officer, who was affected
with serious constitutional disease that that
officer was the only one on board the vessel
under his command who undertood his pro-
fession and could be left alone in the dis
charge of his duties and the board actually
allowed him time for medical treatment
rather than retire one whose professional
qualification was so exceptional There is
scarcely commanding officer of any note
who does not privately bewail in his friends
ears (for few of them dare do so openly the
Incompetence not merely of his watch and
division officers but of his so-oalled ''execu-
tive officer, though the latter always belongs
to the comparatively elevated grade of lieu
IonauL-COEluldHu6I. vi Ju6 lou ll6uU6udnV-
commanders no less than seventy have been
out of the Naval Academy only from four to
five years, and another seventy only from
eight to nine, during which periods the first
set may have performed one full cruise at
sea and the others two, when they acquired
all the experience they possess of practical
seamanship. 1t is hardly TO be presumed
that their summer pleasure -jaunts to Europe
and Madeira in the scholarships as cadets
avail them much, in view of the fact that out
of forty midshipmen who we're graduated in
1869, and who had years additional expe-
rience on board the Sabine, no less than nine
teen have just failed to pass an examination
for promotion, and have been returned to the
Naval Academy for further instruction.
Judge tree by its fruits; and since these are
the fruits of the United States Naval Academy,
how rotten must be that trunk which bears
them
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-24
THE NAVAL ACADEMY,

According to the Navy Register we have 12
admirals, 25 commodores, 80 captains, and 80
commanders-in all III, or more than for
every first, second, and third-rate vessel-be-
sides 1872 tenant-commanders, the seniors of
whom command fourth-rates, and the juniors
doing duty as so-called executive, naviga-
tion, and watch officers. There is, therefore,
no lack of commanding officers, though a
large proportion of them have only had five
or six years experience at sea. Besides these
there are LAG ieutenants, who have only been
in the service from eight to nine years. 81
masters, who have been in it from seven to
eight; and 20 ensigns from six to seven years
in all 800 for duty as watch and division
officers Excluding the four years these youths
were employed at the Academy ''on shore
duty"-that is, were studying all they know
besides the scanty supply of reading,
writing, and the first four rules of arith-
metic" which they brought with them
into the service-the ieutenants have had
an average experience of from four
to five years, the masters from three to four,
and the ensigns of from two to three and
even this not all at sea, but also 'waiting
orders, on shore duty, and in getting ready
for sea. 1t it evident, therefore, that in the
event of foreign war we would have to go
to the merchant service, as we did during the
Rebellion, for competent and experienced Off
GERS to navigate, work, and fight our national
vessels. The rough, sailor-like acting master,
though despised by the kid-gloved fledgling
of Porter's Naval Academy, was the officer
who really saved our navy from discredit,
fought its battles, gained its victories, and
prevented the shipwreek of nine -tenths of the
extemporized men-of-war which defended oul
dangerous coast through so many stormy
winters. The war over, these gentlemen'l
services were most ungraciously and sum
marily dispensed with, and men like West
Giraud, and Conroy pronounced not quail
fed for the regular navy by boards which
did find qualified a set of boys whom the
older officers unhesitatingly say they woulC
not trust alone on deck. Indeed, one very
distinguished admiral declares that he is gIaC
that he is retired and does not have to go t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-24
DUNN BROTHERS,
BANKERS,
Nos. 81 and So S. THIRD St.,

Dealers in Mercantile Paper Collateral Loans,
Government Securities and Gold.
Draw Bills OF Exchange on the Union Bank OF
London issue travellers letters OF credit through
MessTs BOWLES BROS & CO., available In ali the
cities OF Europe.
Make Collections on all points
Execute orders for Bonds and Stocks at Board OF
Brokers.
Allow interest on Deposits, subject to check at
sight. IL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-24
Interest payable May and November.
]. EDGAR THOMSON, | rrr.,
CHARLES L. FROST, hFus'

q GHARLEs hIi4s EEhPRSSE' T. PRosT.' Trustees
The bonds are issued at $4,000 per mile agai
the portion only OF the line fully completed 0
equipped.
The greater part of the road is already in ope
ton, and the present earnings are largely In exc
of the operating expenses and interest on the bon
The balance Of the work necessary to establ
through connections, thereby shortening the
tance between st. Paul and Chicago 45 miles, and
miles to st. Louis, is rapidly progressing, In timeI
the movement of the coming grain crops, which
is estimated, will double the present income OF
road.
The established character Of this road, running
1t does through the heart Of the most tnicklysetI
and richest portion OF the great state OF Iowa,
gether with its present advanced condition and ID
earnings, warrant us ia unhesitatlngly recommd
ing these bonds to investors as in every respect
undoubted security. A small quantity OF the n
only remains unsold, and when the enterpris|
completed, which will be this fall, an immediate
vance over subscription price may be looked foo
The bonds have fifty years to run, are convert}
at the option Of the holder into the stock OF the
! pany at par, and the payment OF the principal is
| vided for by sinking fund. The convert
privilege attached to these bonds cannot fail to
them, at an early day, to command a market
| considerably above par. u S. Five-twentles at
| sent prices return only AZ per cent. currency
| rest, while these bonds pay 81 per cent, al
regard them to be safe and fully equal as seSX
| to any Railroad Bond Issued; and until thej
placed upon the New York Stock Exchanged
rules OF which require the road to be complete !
obligate ourselves to rebuy at any time any OF |
ponds sold by us after this date at the same pf&
realized by Us on their sale
All marketable securities taken Ia payment III
| commission and express charges.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
Steamer. / Saiis / Dss,inat,on / orc.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 80, 1871,
CLEARED.

Francklyn.
Steamship Minnesota Br Freeman, Liverpool via Querns
town-Wliams q Guon.
Steamship Paraguay (Br), Williams, London-Howland
Steamship Ocean Queen, JONES' Aspinwa-PaciHc Mail
steamship Victor, Gates, New orlcans-C II Mallory
Co.
steamship James Adger, Lockwood. Charleston-H R
Morgan & Co.
Wood.
steamship Norwich, Hines, Salem Murray Ferris Co.
Ship Eugenie (NG), voss Hamburg-Funch, Edye Co.
Ship Priuz Albert (NG), Cahnbley Hamburg-Funch
Edge & Ca.
Bark Geo Hunt Gray Konigsburg-R Buck.
Bark Frederike Weyer NGl Seibert, Esnore-Funch,
Edye Co.
Bark May Queen, Hedge, Baha-Ronman 4 Co.
bark Pallas (br), Biddle, Belize-Wn Jex.
Co.
Brig Jeanne Adophc (Fr). Lebeaupin, Calaiswend
Brig Holden Nor), Hansen, Langesund for orders-C
Tobias 4 Co.
Brig Alex Nckes, Peterson au Prince-Thompson
Hunter
Brig Arabee (Br), Dexter, Windsor, Ns-D De Wolf
Brig Ricardo Secondo dtaD, Capielo, Gloucester-A
Agresti.
schr Annie Bayard. whelpley Savannah Mar via Nor
fok-Crandall Berteaux & Co.
schr Jessie Smith, Grumley Charleston-Bentley, Miller
Co.
Schr Traveller Hodges, Newbern--Thomas, Holmes Co.
Schr G Bowers Longstreet, Toms River.
Steamer Anthracite, Green Philadelphia.
Steamer Mayiower. Fults, Philadelphia.
Steamer Fannie, Fenton. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
ERIE AT ALBANY.

The suit Of j. w. Thompson Agninst the
Erie Rai!,vny-Dcre Plead for n
Change of Place Of Trial from Albany to
New T0rs-Judgc Lester, OF Sarntoga, TO
Remain rs Refcrec-rhe Request Granted.
ALBANY, August 3o 1871.
The Erie Railroad has been before Mr. William
l.. Larned, Of the Supreme Court at Albany for the
past few days, on a motion OF Frank Thompson,
counsel for John w. Thompson, that the case be
kept before Judge Lester, Of the supreme Court OF
Saratoga. Messrs. Sherman and Beach, counsel for
the Erie Railroad Corporation, were present, and
argued In favor Of changing the hearings
IN the case 10 New York city, saying
that plaintiffs had given defendants great and un.
necessary expense In bringing witnesses TO various
paris OF the state where the trial was changed from
time 10 time. Defendants desired 10 have sne hear
Ing occur IN New YORK before Judge Lester, Of
Saratoga, referee In the case, because the books,
papers and witnesses were near al land.
1h.s p NJ. the Court gave the following
DECISION
In the case. which orders that the proceedings be.
fore the referee DE raken la the ciiy OF New York.
TIE order reads:--
on BY the a!nyG 10 refer and by e % change
se ls the an moved to stree oa, ap por 10 OF ,se
answer as sham ana Tor Judgment on the rest rvolous
granted hs moon was by oou o, Appeals
The plaintiffs at onee Nay n i obtained an order from
the cause should not pc referred with stay proceeding
Pendnl TIE stay the defendant 10 change place
trial. which motion aenici without pre dce on The
grouni OF the exstn stay The denying be mo-
ton dDay settled August % tnst day and the
defendant moved change place Of rial
think Il Is piain from the nature OF the action from
the be- & on Se =, aa e nv Of wit
York than In saratoga The transactions are IN New York
the witnesses and books are there. '
The plaintiff objects that the has been referred II
ean s e nsn ~ % ppSs S % stay
opportunity make this present motion reference
Obtained so hastily after the reversal in the Cour,
OF Appeals ought not deprive the defendant Of bis
right 10 change the place os trial Besides the de-
endan offered In to stpUate the stand
ferred notwithstanding the change OF the place OF trial
The plantn also argued that by the Of reference
the allowed ~ have Arlnas In New
York. that would not prevent parties from bringing
Witnesses TO Saratoga, II they choose and that
privilege cannot consider as answer 10 the moion
be entered changng the place
Saratoga New York II must contain n statement that
Defendants counsel have stipulated open the
order shall stand order Is to
unaffected BY Lbe change gf place VI tyiak
The New York herald., 1871-08-31

Steamships Russia, and Minnesota, Liverpool; Ocean
Queen, Aspinwan; Victor, New orleans; james Adger'
Charleston.
Vessel, anchored nj Quarantine out ward bound ks
Caharlna tNor for Queenstown for orders; Lsons
for Penah Roads for orders Canada tNG), LOT bremen
Midas (Br, for Antwerp; New York, Tor Aspnwa pi,a
Scotland (Br for porrauPrnce; Olyc for Pora runcc
Adano (1tai Falmouth Nellie Nta), for HUI; WidaI
Nor), Elsnore orders Gcery, for Philadelphia.
Wind al sunset. WNW.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
RAILROAD COLLISION IN PENNSYLVANIA
Two Employees Injured

OXFORD, Pa, August 80, 1871.
Two freight trains colllded to-day on the Balti-
more Central Railroad near Fairville station from
the wilful neglect OF one OF the trains IN follow
ing the schedule rules. Two hands were injured.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31

MISCELLANEOUS.
FALL isn'
L NOTIONS.
a. T. STEWART & co.
are offering to ' 6S SsGe sEikTs ss kIaTSw'ns sHTsan'
soo dozen 20 sprins' ,n' tape. pe.....".."""".stss
500 dozen 50 spring In ape; ,ys @ ,''...." %
1000 dozen at prices from 81 TO $2i per dozen.
5000 GROSS i4-LINe PEARL BUTTONS,
fifteen per cent below market value.
Aful and COMPLETE line of
including recent lmporaions English makes.
stretchers IN 2tdozen lots at ~ net
ALrsGa f9a 'iPs RsSfDs. Sf
9, go a.'he following low pTsise' g los
400 sso as5 ass 400 32i $50 400 $50
NO. ~ Wife AGATE BUTTONS,
in % great gross lots, @1ac, currency regular
e1mps, AIfG bRhss rss rRiMaisGs Loors.
Of recent Importation, in great variety.
100 eaS: w.sp NE fourpy
25%c. net, 20 close
COTTON BATS.
at loc, lec.. No., ejsc, lSc and zoe. net, per lb
BEST POUND RLACK wADDISG,
in i've bale lots, 22'oc. per dozen, net
BUYERS ARE REsrEcTsgLLy INVITED TO
EXAMINE.
BROADWAY, CHAMBERS AND REApE STREETS
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n different States descrlion. &c. sufficient pub
icity; o until divorce obtained; advice Tree.
NJ. HOUSE. Attorney, ls1 Broadway.
CHOLERA, DIARNTid1A AND DysENTERY IMME-
" diatey cured by DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT,
when FIRST taken sold by the druggists everywhere Depot
10 Park place.
CORNs CURED FOR FIFTY CENTS EACH--BUNIONs.
~ Nails, Joints, Ac, without pain. Anuihaor Corns
Bunions, lc Doc. Druggists and by mall
Or. RICE, zie broadway, corner Fulton street.
DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE. CAUsrIO OR
IL detention from business, for Structure, Fsua Piles,
Diseases 2 the Pelvic vsccra Diseases and Deformies OF
the Eye, Nose Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.. ifi Lexinsto avenue.
TTPHAM'S ASTHMA CURE RELIEVES THE MOST vIO-
~ lent paroxysms In 6ve oinntes effects speedy
Price ~ by mail. Address :. e. UPHAM, 106 South Eighth
street, Phisdonha Sold W drugUsts sssry~hsre
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
BELOW.
SAILED.

Steam ship Lafayette, Rousseau, from Havre.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
SHIPPING NEW S.

Almanac for Now York This Day.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TEE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
WASHINCT
Circular ifcm the SECRETARY Of Statc Respect
ing the Alabama Claims.
INSTRUCTIONS for Revenue Col
Icct0rS.
Effects of the Recent Cyclone in the
Southern States.
THE IOWA SENATORIAL CONTEST.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, |

The Alabama Clnims.
The following circular was issued from the State
The New York herald., 1871-08-31

MISCELLANEOUS.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31

heleran, Boston Gen berry, LaveDsaler, New YORK.
mondsHn a snt do Frank Thayss Kenyon cppsna Emerald
Baltimore.
Cleared 18th. Brookvile Thompson, Boston
Emf out 18th, Nordooen, Hoasersen for Philadelphia
LreHonT, Aug iS-sailed zams Petersen, Philadelphia;
MALAGA. Aug il-saed, Onke Alderman, Eschricht, New
l4in-Arrived brig Brothers. Long, Cadiz.
MARsEILLEs, Aug S-Arrived James Cheston, Bryan,
MovIlLE Aug So-Arryed steamship Australia, Hedder.
rrxd ssM bny r e Ao
A4ss4s for G sssry Ens. wsss;' @ s
@ ksd a S cy ew ga sSssphne for radepa
YORK; Wee A%%rssio TeseiSOn DuIccS' New York;
,sS TSn g. rasSS Ant
PIILAu, Aug H-Arrived, Flora Rostrup, New York.
PLYMOUTH, Aug le-Arnved, Moorburg, HARMS Hamburg
York. '' ''s ''-''"''' '''A''''n' N"''''' '''"
sS S ssw Aug ss rrS. q
(hayl Gormar from % DO; 81 arrived 9Th po v p,o.
Put in sh, Rochester, cough from Liverpool for Bath,
Sailed lsh; Adrta.c, Taylor, Liverpool;
QyEBno, Aug s6Ar,ved, ship Guineverc, Dunn, Phla-
RosTocK Aug l5Arriycd Firdar, Johannsen New York.
wgeroa, New York For Bremen sn prooeeded
sTETTIs, Aug l4-Arrved, Humboldt (sh Bascnion, New
York.
ST Ives & Avg Ayoa yo1s , the bay Aspeniu' of
ST JoIiSs. NJ, Agg 2eArrved previous, brig Kooaoo
ST JoIiN. NB Aug 2S-Arrved, bark Mexican, Campbell,
New York.
Cleared 9th schr Percy Coalwell, New York
. TRAvEMUNDE, Aug l6-Arrived sunshine, Richmond,
VALENCIA, Aug l3-Arrived. Europa Futon Calao.
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug 25-Arrived schr Grace Grdler,
saled-sehrs Maggie Lucy, and Henry Finch Jersey
City vash,i SHARP, Boston. ~ -
BOSTON, Aug 29-Arrived bark Edwin, Sullivan, Man
dondi (Greccc; schrs Thomas Smith, Scu Henrietta,
Hart Ebden Davis, Allen, and Louie Smith, Cre Phla
derhia.
tine ct Marie Orb Yoon, Havre; John Hancock, crowe
sailed--wind Sc 10 sw, steamer william Crane (and
passed Cape Cod nj 52J) ship kendrick Fish, outward
bound, was at anchor in the channel at sunset
SQthArrived, steamer Malta Brl, from Lverpooii Digs
Alice Myrick, from Gonaives.
Also arrived barxs Tatcy, from Rosario and Burnside
from New Orleans; bark Mary Albcrton. from RIO Grande
BALTIMORE, Aug "a Arrived, steamer Eastern City, Fat
ton, Bath, Me- bark Kate Br, Craig Rio Janero bark
Johanpe fNG), Frnhaben, do.
Cieared-Bafs Monitor, sandburg, City Point, Va land
sailed brgs Geo Gchrh, Hart Boston, Rocky Glen Dorr
Belfast Ire; VIM " Parks Gage Charleston; schrs Charm
Cages Harriet baker Wcbber May, Endors, and Far
ragut Sawyer, Boson st Hubert (3rl, Foreeroh, West
Inaes Armada sr) Copeland Bear River, ~ o,,,r.
and Kate Grant, Grant, New York. -
BATH, Aug 2s-saned, banks Gertrude, Welsh Phiads
phia Julia Baker Babe, New YORK schra Ortson, Ouvu