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Hamilton County,

We gratefully cave to the logic of Of
fetal figures. After much tribnlation
the Cincinnati papers were enabled 10
print the final returns, giving Young
(Republican) SO majority over Sherlock
(Democrat), This makes the Senate a
tie
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NWe will publish in our next issue
the sermon delivered by Rev. UMsTEAD
at the funeral of Judge DAVID KIRK
BRIDE; also the resolutions adopted at
the Bar meeting held ON the 2lst inst.
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ES- Mr.. NJ. c. SMITH, of this place,
will enter the Banking house in Middle
port, Ohio, in which r. j. BULLARD and
JAS. r. SMITH are officers, as Assistant
Cashier. We wish him success.
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HRev. UMsrEAD, of the Christian
Church, preached very good sermon
in Che NJ. E. Church of this place, on
.astSuaday evening. g tae
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lEnr the Shirt 7

Iraised a sunfower this year whose
stock measured fourteen feet in length,
Hover measureing forty-four inches in
circumference. any one having a larger
sone'thaha this can have mine.
- dof,ls.o Isl.ti MIcAJAH G. WooD.
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Famine. Pest,lence AMI War.

LONDON, October 19.-Later adyices
from Teheran shows thai Persia is still
suffering from famine and pestilcnce.
Formidable Instructions have broken
out in various quarters. The Govern.
ment troops have been driven from Shi-
raz, the capital town, which is now held
by the rebels
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Isaac Murray's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
~ 81 ned have been appointed by t"a Pre-
bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, adminis-
traitors of the estate ol 1sa &C Murray, de-
ceased. e, W. MURRAY,
oot24w3. III. L. MURRAY.
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gEooHand's German Tonic
II Q . f L "A N d.

II . . E L "A N d.
German Bitters, Hoofands German Tonic,
,oith HooRanGs Podophyllin Pill,
will cure you,
They are the Greatest Blood Partners
Known to the Medical world, and will eradi-
bate diseases arising from impure blood. De-
bility of the Digestive Organs, or Diseased
Liver in a shorter time than any other known
remedies.
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NOTICES.

Bag Notices In this colunln aoiU be charg-
Ell 10 cents per line. A reduction aoiU be
made for notices running 2, 3 & 6 months.
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Who End an ID after their names will un-
tderstand that the time for which they
'hase paid has expired, and if no response
lis heard it will be taken for granted that
they do not wish torenew their subscrip-
stlons, and their names will be erased.
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wMr.f u. M. KIRKBRIDE, of Eureka,
Illinois, was here last week ON visit to
hisrfather, DAVID KIRKBR1DE. WHO de-
parted this life on the Goth inst
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ARkavAH AsD Departure or MAILS TO

AND FROM WOODsFIELD.
:, Barnesyille, which now includes Beallsville
aud Calais mails, arrive each evening at 8
P. NJ. Leave each morning at 9 AN.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
Sunfsh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at AN.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
at q. m.
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Notices of wheeling Business
Houses,

The attention of our readers is invi-
ted TO the advertisements and cards of
Wheeling business establishments, to be
found in this weeks SPIRIT:
DAILEY's CITY HOTEL. .-..
Ills Hotel is acknowledged by old
travellers and hotel boarders to be the
best in the city. Mr.. DALEY, the Pro-
prietor, can always be found ready to
accommodate and make his guests com
fortab BILE. The Office boasts a gentleman
for Clerk which is seldom found in ho-
tells these days. Give'this house call
when you visit the city, --,,--.
MILLINERY, HATS AND BoNNETs.
Mrs. N. j. CLARK, formerly Miss N.
]. SMITH of Woodsfeld) No. "a Union
Street, is prepared to furnish bonnets,
trimmed and untrimmed, hats, ribbons,
flowers and trimmings of all kinds. Or
ders from the trade, and from the ladies
of Woodsfeld and vicinity, will be
promptly attended to. See advertise
ment and call when in the city.
MILLINERY, DRESS TRIMMINGS AND NOTIONS
HARDEN & DUNAwAY, III Main street,
have very large and we'll selected stock
of millinery, fancy goods and trim
mings., Their reputation as business
men is No. l. The trade of Monroe
and the counties adjoining, and of West
Va, cannot do better, in any market, or
house, than at this first class house.
See advertisement. =-s-.Is e =
ADLERs, l4l Main street, establish
nfent is one of the oldest in the CITY,
His stock of millinery and trimmings is
very 'hne and prices reasonable. The
trade should call and examine his goods
For list of articles, see advertisement.
L. RHEINsrom IL Ce.,s No. 13O Main
street. have an extensive stock Of Mill
inery, straw goods, notions, furs, and
shawls, and all other goods usually
found in q first class, establishment of
this kind This firm Traa had an expe-
rience of many years in their business
and the trade is assured that goods pur-
chased in person.. or by order, will be
just what they are represented, first
class. See advertisement.
t CONTEMPORARIES.
= BosLEY & FEENY, SO Main street, are
large dealers in foreign fruits, nuts,
canned goods and fancy groceries. Our
groccrs Should call at this house when
they go on to buy their goods for the
Holidays. Their stock comprises every
thing in the way Of candies, nuts and
other articles required by our friends in
the grocery trade. See advertisement.
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
I SIMPSON, WILSON & HoGE, No. rs
Main street, are better prepared than
ever to supply their extensive trade
with goods. Their large rooms are well
stocked with every article required in
this market and that of West Va Our
merchants know the character of this
establishment for honest and fair deal
ing. See advertisement on fourth page
and don't fail to call when in the city.
SEWING MACHINES.
The WHEELER & Wilson machine is
without doubt, the best for all house
hold and shop work now in the market
VIM. SUMNER & Co., No. 80 Monroe
street, Wheeling, West Va, are the Gen
eral Agents for the Western States. .
Their advertisement will be found in this
issue of the SPIRIT. Read it carefully.
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Harden & Dunaway.
Wheeling, West Va,

st and carries the most com plete
'f Stack of -.
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HA number OF, Settlement accounts,
in the Probate Court, appear in this
issue of the SPIRIT
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REMEMBER THAT -,-,
HOOfIand's German Risaers,
- AND r....-r.r is-
HO0fiani.S German Tonic,

WiU Cure Eoery Case OF
,or Wasting AWAY of the Body.
REMEMBER THAT
BtGfland's Germ II Remedies,
Are the medicines you require to purify the
Blood. excite the torpid Liver to healthy ac-
ton, and to enable you to pass safely through
any hardshipS or exposure.
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Mr.. UMsTEAD, of St. Clairsvllle,
was in attendance at Court last week
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slil,iners sapplicd ;,at low
prices, and ,their orders promptly filed
AID sent off the same day il possible.

!, Z. 7 n;
Thankful to the citizens Of Monroe county
for their liberal patr mage, trust | shall
still merit it. Questions in regard to style
promptly aud candidiy answered.
Nlrs. J. X. CRUMBAKER.-
octl 7m2,
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.E17Ele Chicago Times makes the
totalioss by the recent fire one hundred
andfilty millions:
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HPublic sentiment in England is
rapidly and steadily inclining toward a
Republican form Of Government.
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Cooking Stove:

Good second hand cooking stove for
sale at bargain. Enquire at this office-tf,
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Hon, VIM. F. Rogers, Mayor of the city of
Buffalo, N. Y:
Mayors Office, Buffalo, June %, 1869.
have used "Hoofiand's German Bitters and
Tonic in my family during the past year,and
can recommend them as an excellent tonic,
iinparting tone and vigor to the system.
Their use has been productive of highly ben
efcial effects. WIN. F. RoGER5.
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~We don't remember time when
the water in the wells in Woodsfeld was
as low as it is now.
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n. Jsines II. Wood, ex-Mayor of Williams.

Hon. Jsines N. Wood, ex-Mayor of Williams
port, Pa; 1.
take great pleasure in recommending
.sHoofand's German Tonic to any one who
may be afflicted with Dyspepsia. had the
Dyspepsia so badly It. was impossible to keep
any food on my stomach, and l became so
weak as not to be able to walk half mile.
Two bottles of Tonic effected a perfect cure.
JAMES NJ. WooD.
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Ny stock of Corscts is inc
qualed.
BRIDAL ourFirS /; g;e4 up 1T very
short notice.

ORDERS Filled Promptly and War-
vdxted 10 Pledsel
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Of any house in the city, Keep constantly
on hand full line of trimmed Hats for both
Wholesale and Retail Trade.
Special attention paid to sorders-oct24S,
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Millinery, Hats and Bohnets.
MRS M j. CLARK,
n e II,e,r>

formerly of Woodsfeld,)
No "a Union st, bettoeen Main and MathSt SIS.
Wheeling, West Va.
Keeps constantly on hands full stock OF
Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Fto,cers and Trim
mings of all kinds.
Orders from the ladies of WuOdsield and vi
ciuity will receive prompt attention, oct24Y,
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Hon. George sLarswood, Justice of the Su-
preme Court of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA, June l, 1867.
have found by experience that "Hoof-
lands German Bitters" is very good tonic,
relieving dyspeptic symptoms almost directly.
GEORGE SHARsweop.
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Hoohand's German. Bitters.

HOUilUllll > UClllldll DllUClS.
a Bitters ;oitaoW Alc0lOlor Spirits Of any kind,
Is different from all others. 1t Is composed
of the pure Juices, or vital Principle
OF Roots, Herbs and ssarks, Cor as
incidentally termed Extracts,) the worthless
or inert portions of the ingredients not being
used. Therefore'in one Bottle of this Bitters
there is contained as much medicinal virtue
as, will be found in several gallons of ordinary
mixtures The Roots, &c, used in this Bit
ters are grown in Germany, their vital prin-
Giples extracted in that country by scien-
tiic Chemist, and forwarded to the manufac-
tory in this city, where they are compounded
and bottled. Containing no spirituous ingre-
dients. this Bitters is free from the objections
urged against all others nj desire for stimu-
lants can be induced from their use, they can
not make,drunkards, and cannot undsraany
circumstances, have any but beneficial effect.
gE0Ofland's German Tonic
Was compounded for those not inclined to
extreme bitters, and is intended for use in
cases when some alcoholic stimalant is re-
quired in connection with the Tonic proper
ties of the Bitters. combined with pure SAN
IA CRUZ RUM, and favored in such man.
ner that the extreme bitterness of the bitters
is overcome, forming a preparation that is
highly agreeable and pleasant to the palate,
and containing the medicinal virtues of the
Bitters. The price of the Tonic is 81 so per
bottle, which many persons think too high.
They must take into consideration that the
stinHlant psed.is guaranteed. to be Of pure
duality. A poor articl4 cculd be furnished
at a cheaper price, but is i: uCt better 70 pay
little. more and have good article3 A ne
dicinal preparation should contain none but
the best ingredients; and they who expe It to
obtain cheap compound, and be benefited
by it, will most certainly be cheated.
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Hon. James Thompson. Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania:
7,,: - PHILADELPHIA, April 2S. 1867,
consider "Hoofiand's German Bitters" a
valuable medicine in case of attacks of Indi-
geston or Dyspepsia. can certify this from
my experience of it. Yours, with respect.
-...- JAMES THOMPSON.
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The Whole Supreme Court of Pa,

speak 1Of tnSSe hemeu1eS.
Who arould ask or more Dlgn!tGed and Stronger
Testimony?
HoN. GEORGE ". WOODWARD, formerly Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
vania, at present member of Congress from
Pennsylvania, writes:
PHILADELPHIA, March 16, 1867.
/ find "Hoofand's German Bitters" is a
good tonic, usefulin diseases of the digestive
organs, and of great benefit in cases of de-
bility and want of nervous action in the svs-
tenn. Yours: truly, GEO. W. WOODWARD.
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THE CATTLE DISEASE.

MEETING OF TIE COMMISSIONERS AT ALBANY
THE DISEASE EASILY CONTROLLED-PRE-
sCRIPTIoN FOR THE DIsINFECrI0N OF CATTLE
YARDS
ALBANY, Feb. 0.-The Commissioners ap-
ponted By tho Governors Of this and other States to In
yestigate the cattle disease now prevailing met in this
city to-day The following Commissioners were present
Heto fork-Gen. Patrick, Or. Moreau Norris aud Lewis
T. Allen. 49, "a. .,,.,,..
Coup,cicnt-E N Hyde r. 3. Cold, aud ii. J.. stewart.
Rhode IsiaHd-Dr. l.. NJ Snow, Samuel W. Church, ana
Edwin Darling
MdiRe-G. l.. Gcodalc a,,
Or. Thayer was appointed Chairman and III STOCK
bridge Secretary. large number OF the members OF
the state Agrcuura Society. in session here, were
present among them ex-GOy. seymour. On fun com
parson OF notes among tho Commissioners, they were
unanimously OF the opinion that tho disease now pre-
yainc among cattle was easily preyentabe, provided
prorlpt sanitary and restrictive were adopted
The following prescription for tho daily dlsnfceton OF
oatte-yards was presented b. Dr. Norris, and received
the approval Of tie Commissioners, most Of whom had
tried it:
Ten pounds OF copperas 20 Gallons II water a'd cle-
half gallon o. 80 per cent cthJic acid TIE OairieShs
solution must he sT0ERed IL It r. 80 he aEpoa oniy t"l9o
during the week, aud the position VIII accordingly
onehCi gallon of 90 per cont carboe acd The price OF
the first mentioned solution Will be follows: one bar
rel a. gallons, OF 80 yer cent Carc0c aciI 2& $50 ouS
Of conpcTas cent per pound 50 20; l0 Dar,Ii OF
water l22 barrels OF dlsufectlIg ud, so SO or bar
ro " TIC Gis.niociing fluid, % ccnts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
WHAT CONSTITUTES A MALICIOUS LIBELi


Ffon Tic lndehapoIF EYetINg N'Ws.
In libel suit against n newspaper tried IN
California recently tho Judge who is said to be Of
the best ana abest in the State ruled in substance that
editorial article appeared In the paper after
the one OF which complaint made, apoOgizing for
the first, aud ayerring lack Of all malice, the allegations
might be considered proof OF the character and In
tent Of the first Under this ruling the Jury found
dict for the defendant. This is emneny fair. AZ
temporary explains n the proprietor OF newspaper
admits article TO his columns for which any citizen
fcels much sggrved as TO found a libel suit thereon,
the publisher has right 10 show in an explanatory ar
Gle, that he published the article without malice in
tent TO niure the complaining party. The explanatory
article must be considered In connection with the oIg-
nal onc, showing tho anmus OF the publisher This Is
Just and emil ghteRcd ruling. Passing by this case, 10
may be safy affirmed that nine OF every ten libel
Ats brought against publishers prompted by malice
and not by any desire 10 obtain justice"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10

thy Of many minds scting for common object Wos
the pngent talk OF Fox and sheridan at Brooss - b
animated the opposition TO Pit which sol' nieantc
waycring. and Informed the Ignorant IN tno dav
controversies which ngitated the pOtles Oh ILL y.
And who can doubt that the REFORM olup w :, ,
established 40 years ago to aid the passag Oh oo 80"
bill, and Which, far % am INFORM g.,
political resolution made ali OUTSIDE ~ III
respect 10 public affairs. has always shaped 10 y
.rahe eTts nj the policy OF the Liberal party III lau.
and has lately exered powerful influences III eAonunis
the freedom OF the suffrage IN Una. lie. mo IN or,ron
At any rate think you will agree wlth me IN oplio1
that lbs public action Of Club Ghpitd hot 10 l0hn
except in relation TO objects for when u "d9 sbg
established, and then only upon 49s"lis, ~
n seems 70 me would weaken our inhcicc VIC VIZ
10 issue our proruncamoatos upon ouhe ldI4ss s,du
take osteutatious part In genera -. ~
innor,ant and mert0rOIa. And IN regsfd 20 potVl IL
fair ink we shOuld be silent, excepting upon qsHb
which Involve vital principles. WhetDei IL po
to discuss party 9uarreis IN w Joed Sn he
roon such disputes should never We tSer cincnS
formal meetings OF tho Club. We are letnSf csueso
nor debating society. Ii was not the oVloso Va WI
organ help set OF olc vi ~ nPPVo
another IL part OF our plan 70 oiIH
rehenr,e tricks Of parliamentary petii9Sgps. lulo
Il soge times an emergency In pubc ahLr5 won s.es
mon FORGET cardinal principles, anu party ehucis LIS
uess the plain rules OF morals hld tho 'Oss
,csfTIinA of snu0nal law. U seems 70 me thht on
such rare occasions II would not 30 tBonSb1 ~ IhpI
neuce or a Resumption for our CD 10 MA F.;-
declaration Of its opinions ara cilot 1o'pV ~
uua5,ipous voice OF n thousand men 5fh as cOmpoo
this body would be listened 10 with iespect at"htiOh
Gentlemen beg you TO pardon me ZOE Iehtutnf ~
offer these views upon what think Shtuu % te aCJOn
OF tire public manifestations Whlch, uuer Oiir
rule0 I may not have another occasion - present.
And desire, also, before commence M duticS -
prcSding officer, to bcspeak yOf huuscHcs lOr tie
errors which | efrad may commit, i01l my "di.
az egpericnce In such dulles. tninA may stiey
oii.o at any rate that the Uttle poger1 have hero
ty parliamentary Law shall be hnpartialy exereisod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
In November, 1860, Edward w. Baxter hired

IN NOVtmDcr, IoUV, EuWHru W. BaXtCr hlreu
from Mary A. Ward q part OF the house No. 30 West
Thirty with board for himself and family for
year. She alleged that he agreed to pay 800 week.
and she brought an action yesterday n the Marine Court
Part before judge Joachlnlsen, 10 egoO for
payments that Baxter denied the
tract AMI also, defense produced the record OF
previous judgment obtained by the plaintiff against him
In May last for s2S. the alleged contract The
judge held that this record established the existence Of
valid contract between the parties which took the
but OF the statute VI frauds aud that that Judgment
satisfaction for all domands Ia March H. 1870, when
that sut commenced The contract thus established
o continual liability, however, aud was not merged
in that and as the plaintiff had proved subsc
duent breaches OF the contract the o the defend
ant, he was liable for damages Judgment accord
ingy given for the plaintiff for s5is VI and costs, with SIS
allowance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
THE FUNERAL OF ESGLEHARD HENRY STEIN
WAY.

Tho funeral of the late T.. H. Steinway took
place yesterday at steinway Hail. in tie Of
throng Of people About 10 O'Clock the body nelosed in
caset, carried to the hall and placed upon dais
covered with black CLOTH immediately in front Of the
stage. The easket was richly embossed. and trimmed
with silver On the lid large plate OF silver u-,
,,, 80 tollc.g Inscription: "Enslchard Henry Stein
way, Dlea, February hse 80 Fears IL mohCns
designs in flowers, including anchors, wrcaths and
crusses The galleries draped in black and festoons
OF Grape entwined around the gas lets An address
topherst Church At about III ten Of tho foremen Of
the factory OF Stnway Sons Tai-edth coffin tolr
shouldors and carried IL thrOug the crowds Of spect
tors to the hearse The body inferred ia the family
vault at Oh eenWo0d Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
ELECTION OF Ia1l7lAY rsrIruTI. orFIcERs.

ELECTION OF ANEIICAN HsTITUTs OFFICERS.
The annual election of officers of the Amerl-
can Institute was held yesterday, at the rooms IN tie
Cooper Building Tho whole number OF votes was
2ls, OF whicbN were cast Tor tho regular nonlneSs
President Wff1am 3. Ogden; vicePresiGcnts, Chare'
p DAILY Orestes Cleveland, Henry 4. Burr; Recording
Secretary, Edward n. Dielyorson Corresponding 800
tarv samuel d. Tlnan: Treasurer sylvester X Coll'
stock Tho rer1aDicr OF tao ticket Is The same rs Po
lished In THE TBIBlE Of Feb g. Eleven votes Sors ~"
cnst for fin following opposition ticket: Pfesl1eia;,
Hrace Greeley Viee-Presidents, Charles p. DJy Dad-
lev s. Gregory Henry a. Burr Recording SeetG ,.c
Ygevde Trcaslrer ~ vtstsr e. COmst0ck Inc Lfhage9
and Committees we've nearly the same a. on te tkaf
ticket. Thrty-one scratched" tickets bo'''S i'A'
were alsO deposited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
ship Firing Foam Of Liverpool ChrHsea Cssells Oct s2nfv
Heads 9Th lnseed. Se
Big Ftes Peersgn. Rio JaEeiro. co days, COFFEE.
Brig Julia Lueiey ~ St. John " O.. Pratt Aolvdeo Dee 10 lNeA
sehT Jgs OF CherGh Me- stout, CieniGeg0s 10 days Aud
molassss.
Nine Brothers Percy s. Johns F. % days bubte aid fish
DOaEsTIC PORTS.
Del Feb 9AEiye- Russian bark Patre nom Lyeoo
for Phadelphi..
BRAScsoo. Feb oArved the bsrEnne Alicia from Ant,
Me. Feb 9The steamship Morayisn nom Liverpool
the 26th uit arrived tlis
CB,RLEsroS c. Feb 9Sse1 steamship Virgins for PfiI
deiphs