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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-19

PRESENTATION CEREMoNIEs.-The
members of company Il, Richmond Ere
brigade, last evening presented to the cap-
tain of the company, G. r. Minor. beau
tliul and costly silver trumpet, as testi-
monlal OF his services as a fireman. Chief
anslie made the presentation speech, and
captain Minor accepted the present in
becoming and appropriate manner.
We are informed that similar compli-
ment will, ON next Friday evening, be paid
to Captain J.J. King of company D., by
the men under his charge. The ceremonies
will take place at the engine-house, on
Brook Avenue and Marshall streets,
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Six Dollars Per Year.l
Three Cents Per Copy. !

| public highway be established for cheap trans
| portaton of freights between the people OF
| the West and the Atlantic seaboard /; therefore,
| be 1t
States be memoralized to complete the James
River and Kanawha canal, and that our Senators
and representatives in Congress be requested to
use all honorable means to seoare the completion
of this national highway (already half compile
ted as soon as possible. e
During the evening the Convention was
addressed, by general invitation, by ex-
Gov. Wells, @. p. Ransdell, ESQ.,, and
Major John A. Harman. These speeches,
though wholly impromptu, were reInarka-
BILE for their clear and forcible statements
of facts, illustrations and anecdotes, and
kept the Convention in continuous rIproar
of applause and merriment.
On motion of the Hon. Chas. Ii. Porter,
the thanks of the Convention were tender
ed to the Hon. James Ill. Platt, Jr., for
the able and impartial manner in which he
had presided over the proceedings of the
body.
Thanks we're rendered, on motion Of Mr..
Beckley, to the retiring State Committee
and its chairman, Senator Lewis.
On motion of Mr.. Sener, thanks were
returned to Mr.. John w. Wolff and other
secretaries, &C., Of the Convention.
On motion of Mr.. Ramsdell, the thanks
of the Convention were given to the re-
porters for their impartial reports of pro-
csedings.
On motion, the Convention then adj
journed SINE die.
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Z ELECTION OF OFFICERS. At meet
ing Of llndine Temple of Honor, last night,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: w. T., John B. Cooper |;
w. Y. T., John r. Burke w. r., Henry
z. Wyatt; w. A. R., T. T. Bates w.
=. r., Thomas Rudd; w. T., j. r.
Mounteastle, Jr.; w. T., G. P. Trimble !:
w. D. ", b. @. Warthall; w. e., G.. G..
Wyatt 7; w. S., A. j. Dowd; p. w. C. T.,
o., John b. Bergman.
We are pleased to learn that this Temple
is in hourishing condition. limitations are
beng made at almost every meeting.
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Finallcia
VIRGINIA NEWS.

There are seyenty-iour churches in
Albemarle county.
The Charlottesville Chronicle wants q
whIpping-post erected in that town, as 0
"good institution"
Capt. Joseph NJ. Bradford, of the
United States navy, died at the naval hos.
pltal, in Portsmouth, on Sunday last.
The Hon. James II. Platt, Jr., has ap.
pointed Clifford Boush, of Portsmouth, to
cadetship in the naval academy at An.
napolis.
The rolling mill near Lynchburg is
soon to be put into operation again. the
owner, Mr.. Brooke, having secured con.
tract for rails.
The Staunton tindicotor SAYS The grade
OF seyenty-five feet to the mile through
Rockbridge county has been secured 6y
the surveyors of the Valley road, thus
making Lexington point and shortening
the distance half a mile.
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Leui.iana pemecratie conr...,...

Neg Orleans, April 1s.-The Demo-
cratic c state Convention met at the National
Iheater to-day. General Alexander was
selected as temporary chairman. The at
tendance was large, all the parishes being
represented but eight. A permanent or.
ganizatIon is not as yet effected. The
members seem to be equally divided re-
gardlng nomination, many fayoring a
postponement until after the Cincinnati
Convention.
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MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN,
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES The Re-
publican State Central Committee, elected
by the State Convention yesterday, met
this morning for organization. Hon. w.
Fl. II. Stowell, the chairman, presided.
John w Wolff, Esq, was elected secre-
tary of the committee, and Colonel b. B.
Parker treasurer. The following executive
committee was chosen: Rush Burgess,
John Oliver, j. Fl. Clements, l.. Boyd, j.
b. Sener, J. r. Popham, r. w. Hughes.
The committee then adjourned.
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distance. This becomes fatiruinr-the

distance. This becomes fatiguing--the
eyes have sort of weary. heavy
feeling, and, il the reading Is
persisted in, soon become blood
shot and painful. We have often OBJ
served young misses, intently engaged in
the perusal of some romance, while upon
a rapidly moving railway train, who have
only been able to finish their story with
perceptible discomfort. We have noticed
them rubbing their eyes, shifting their
positions, and holding their book at vari-
GUS distances from the eye, making the
greatest effort to see with ewes that have
already been fatigued beyond endurance.
Such practices lead to serious injury to
the eyes, and it is not unfrequently the
case that the occulist is called upon to
prescribe for patient who has paralysis
Of accommodation of the eyes, preduccd
by reading in railway car.
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National sunday school cenren,,op.

: Indianapolis, April ls.--The National
sunday School Union have elected the fol-
lowing permanent officers President. p.
Z. Gillette, Of Illinois vice-presidents. P.
y. Jones, of Missouri; Rev. G.. L. Me-
Zee, Of Kentucky; G. Bennett TYLER. Of
New York, and George II. Hall, of Cali
fornia. Secretaries, r. A. Petty, Of Penn
sylyania; j. s. Ostrander, of illinois /: r
A; Ferris and George II. Stuart, of Penn
sylvanIa; B. +. Jacobs, of Illinois, and
Gus. w. Ray, of Indiana.
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AG We noticed on our streets to-day, the
nnest turnout in the way of carriage and har-
ness we have seen for many years The carriage
was made by r. III Bosher, of this city; the
harness by Messrs. S. S. Cottrell & 90. The
outht is the property of tho well known livery
stable keeper, WIN. III. H.SurHERLASD, No. Eighth
street, who always has on hand the finest
carriages and buggies to be found in the city.
we would advise our friends and the public gem
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CONNECTICUT OFFICIAL RETURNS
A SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Proceedings Of Congress
NEWS FROM ABROAD.


London, April 19.-The House of Com
mons went into committee of the whole on
the ballot bill. An amendment, offered by
the government, Furnishing voters for OPEN
y displaying their ballot at the polls, was
defeated, after long discussion, by a vote
of 274 to 246.
Inc announcement of the result was re-
celved with cheers from the Tory benches.
Mr: Gladstone has declined to answer
questions regarding Germany.
to-day,
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queen Victoria would do popular
and benevolent act if she should remit so
much of the sentence Of the fanatical and
foolish O'CoRnor as condemns him to re-
celve twenty lashes. That is barbarity
in the nineteenth century, which will not
increase the popular estimation of the
y d vnity that hedges in the crown"
Senl- civilized states like Delaware, in the
American Union, should be allowed the
monopoly of this inhuman practice.
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Serious Railroad Aeeideut !, n. SAM,

Neo Orleans, April 1s.-The train hence
thls morning on the jackson railroad was
tnrowh from the track this afternoon near
Crystal Springs, by broken rail.
:, Inc smoking car and ladies' car were
thrown down an enbankment fifteen feet.
tne ladies', car being badly wrecked. Mrs.
A. w. Pierce, of Buregard, Ark, was
dangerously hurt, and fifteen others Slight.
" injured, including j. T. Lacy, of Chi
cago, Matthew Kelly, of St. Louis. J.
Oppenheim, of Louisville, and Col. n. ID.
Frost, superintendent Of the road.
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VOL. ". NO. 152.
The North Carolina Convention

!: Ia,es'gh, N. c., April Is.-Thc Rspub.
ilcan y convention this morning nominated q
iull state ticket, as follows:
for Governor, j. r. Caldwell; Lieuten-
ant-Goyernor, Q. II. Brogdon Secretary
OF state, w. II. Howerton Treasurer.
u. a. jenkins /; Auditor, John Reilly !:
superintendent of Public Instruction. Rev
James Reed Superintendent of Public
Works, Silas Burns. ''o
a. a resolution was adopted indorsing
ernor.
g. A resolution requesting the United
States Senate to seat General Abhott ,yos
adopted after hot debate.
Marcus Erwin and Thomas Settle were
chosen electors at large for President.
Resolutions were adopted indorsino
PRESIDENT Grant and his administration.
The convention adjourned Tonight.
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CATACAzY DIsGRACED.-Aut authentic
information has been received in WASH
ington from st. Petersburg to the effect
that Mr.. Catacazy's justification of himself
has been considered attentiyely in the Coun-
cl Of the Empire. He is utterly disgraced,
and has left St. Petersburg for Paris with
pension of three thousand roubles per
annum. This pension is SO settled that IL
will be withdrawn if Mr.. Catacazy makes
any publication or gives new cause of
offence Wdsh'ngton Republican.
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If fou would be healthy, beware of the water.
Each person who drinks it is marked for the
Slaughter;
In milk or in punches, some water is good,
tAnd 1t may be useful for cooking our foodl:
But water at present, is sure to Kerfiummlx.
All persons who take it inside of their stomacbs
All those who desire health without fail,
should drink VIM EuKRRs bottled PoRrrx Avn
ALE, Al e1O af,,, Syr.st
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I. Nor GUILTY-The jury in the case OF
DR.. N. A.. Ii. Goddm, with which our rea-
ders are familiar, last evening rendered a
verdict of not guilty. The accused was de-
Tended by Messrs. Meredith & Cabell, OF
this city, who, in the management of the
case, displayed not only fine knowledge
of the law and precedent, but force and
power of argument, which would be credit
able to much older attorneys.
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VIRGINIA HALL.-The dramatic and
musical entertainment at the above hall to-
night should not fail to attract crowded
house. Mr.. Jas. P. Cowardn will assist
on this occasion by the delivery Of one Of
his most popular lectures, which alone is
worth more than the price of admission.
The object OF the entertainment is one that
commends itself to the consideration of all
benefit of the new Temperance hall.
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DURING the last six years Connecticut
has had three years of united Republican
rule, and three years in which the Cover
nor has been Democratic. Under a clean
Republican administration the legislature
and contingent expenses were s216, 1855 As.
With Democratic Governor, in the other
three years, the expenses have been run up
to s26l ,055 81, showing that the people
have paid S44,s70 80 for the luxury OF
eecting a Democrat, 1t is too costly.
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LOCAL NOTES.

.,Ex-Governor Fayette McMulIen was
in the city yesterday.
Andrew Clara was sent on to the grand
jury to-day for indictment for bastardy.
There will be a public temperance lee
ture at Wesley chapel, on Seventeenth
street, on Sunday, the 2lst inst, at three
o'clock.
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In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District Of yir-
ginia. =
in bankruptcy.
To Whom 1t May Concern-The undersigned,
VIM: b. Shands. Of Southampton CO., va, here.
Dy gives notice OF his appointment as assignee OF
the estate of M. b. Butler, OF Southampton co !.
IN said district, who was, on the 29th day of Feb
i512, adludged bankrupt on his own petition by
the District Court OF said District.
Dated April sth, 1879.
WIN. b. STANDS,
Ap ii-Fh5w" Assignee.
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South Carolina Ku-K,ux Trials,

Charleston, s. c., April 1s.-In the
United States court to-day, in the case of
Smith and Spencer, in which the jury dis
agreed yesterday, the charge of murder
was withdrawn by the government, and the
defendants pleaded guilty to the charge Of
conspiracy.
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FIRST DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL
CoMAIITTEE.-Th following committee
was last night selected by the delegates
from tho First district to conduct the Con-
sressional canvass in the coming election
z. ). Malord, Gloucester; p. J. Carter,
Accomac; Q. Z. Bailey, Prince William |;
Md. Griffith, Fredericksburg; w. L.
Vessels, King and Queen. - Z
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/; hEeTuRE.-Rev. Henry Wall, D. D.,
will deliver a lecture at Virginia Hall on
tuesday evening. We have not been ad-
yised as to the nature of his subject, but
from our personal knowledge of the gem
tleman, having heard him on former oc-
caslons. we can assure our readers that
those who attend will enjoy rare intellec-
tual treat. I
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READING IN THE CARs.-A distin,
guIshed oculist says, in reference to the
habit of reading in the cars, the constant
motion and oscillations of the car render il
impossible to hold the book in one position
its distance from the eyo is constantly
varying, and no matter how slight this va
ration may be, it is ll,stantly compensated
for by the eye, thus keeping the organ con-
stantly employed accommodating itself to
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The National Union Lesxue Commune.

Neio YORK, April l9.--Gov. Newell, of
New Jersey, has been reelected chairman
OF tne National Executive Committee of
the Union League. Resolutions were
adopted pledgins the support of the league
Convention.
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As 1he Legislature has adjourned, but
w. n. WYATT, who has been engaged in the
business OF HOUSE, AND SIes PAIxrIEa for the
past twenty years, and has associated with him
MIR. A. g. EVANS, the late aaA1SER FOR THE
TRADE, are still at 7O4 GRACE STREET, where they
VIII be pleased TO receive orders for work in their
me- promising entire satisfaction in every re-
spect
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New York Markets.

Nep York, April l9.-FIour 5651o cents hatte~
wheat 2@3 better. Corn l612 better. Pork
steady--mess &lS 25Q5l3 81 Lard dulI-steam
9.s@Sa. Cotton quiet and steady Uplands
assa' aa' orieans, "A sales 747 bales. Tlrpentine
hrih az o9ao9h, Rosin So 62i4. Freighfs firm.
Financial
ssso IoTk, April l9.-Stocks firm Gold strong
~ q ll1s. Money firm at 7. Eyehange-lope
losA short llo. Governments firm and
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NAN; OR THE FoR-NoTHING,n
with songs, &c.,'&c
Admission, 25 cents; reserved seats, 90 cents;
performance 10 commence at O'clock r. -
Professor Rhinehardt Musical Director.
Tickets to be had at the principal bookstores
and at the door. an Ih-etM W.E
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43l7
T NTH NTIE E. DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI

43l7
NIHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of yir
ginia.
in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, on the 4th day of Aprp,
1872. ft'
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Please to take notice hereby, that petition ha.
been, to wit: on the 4th day April 1872 filed In
said District Court by of Saml X. Lucy of Bruins
wick CO., in said district, who has been heretofore
duly declared bankrupt under the act of Congress
entitled AN act to establish u more uniform sys-
tenn OF bankruptcy throughout the UnitedStates, ),
approved March I'd, 1867, for discharge and GER
tifieate thereof, from all his debts and other
claims provable under said act, and that the Isl
day OF May, 1872, at 10 O'Clock A. M, be.
fore w. w. Forbes, one of the registers of said
court in bankruptcy, at his office in Richmond,
IN said district is the time and place assigned for
the hearing of the same; when and where you
may attend and show cause, if any you have.
why the prayer of the said petition should not be
granted.
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will be held at the same time and place,
w. w. FORBES,
Register in Bankruptcy for the
ap ll-Th2w Sd Cong'l Dist of Va
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The Recent Outrage in Tenu..,,,.

NashoiIle, April 1S.-The negroes taken
from the Nashville and Decatur railroad
tram by a band of armed white men, were
not hanged by them as was supposed, but
were released. They were subsequently, '
rearrested, and are now in jail at Athens
Alabama.
The fifth negro has been arrested. lie
confessed having killed Wilson and ravish.
ed fils wife, and afterwards threw Wilson'S
body IN the Tennessee river. Winfield
the white accomplice, was not drowned as
reported, but is still at large.
The law will be allowed to take its
course the excitement, which at first was
intense, having partially subsided.
Mrs: Wilson, the outraged woman, i.
still alive.
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O aicial Returns Of the Conueetieu. Election,

O hieiai Returns of the Connecticut Elections.
Hagford, Conn, April 1S.-The official
vote Tor Governor is as follows: Marshall
! ewell, Republican, AZ, ,563 Richmond d.
hubbard, Democrat, 44,562; Francis
ollette, temperance, $40; A. II. Har-
rlson, Labor Reform, 399 scattering, 25.
Iotal vote, 93,098. Jewell over Hubbard,
2,ooi; Jewell over all, 2S /; all others over
Hubbard, 1914.
All the Republican candidates for state
offices are elected by majorities ranging
from 400 to 53I. I1S
The Legislature stands: House, Repub-
hcans, $50; Democrats, Ill. Senate, Re-
puolicans, 10: Democrats, 6. Republican
majority on joint ballot, rs.
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;. Matanoras, April 1S.--Appearances in
dicate that there will be no attack here.
arevlno has plenty of men, but no food or
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ADJUSTMENTS.

- '---~-@->7- 7-----re
4 xkAND DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL EN-
" TERTAINMENT at virginia Han WIN
NESDAY and FRIDAY, April 18th and 10th. for
Inc, tae pehelt Of the New Temperance Hall, when
VIII be rendered the two laughable farces of
so YOUR LIFE,S IN DANGER
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A N ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHATTER
IA XIII oFTHE ORDINANCE CONCERN
ING CEMETERIES TI-
Passed April 10, 1872.

Be u ordained, That chapter twenty three OF
the ordinances concerning cemeteries be amend
cd by adding thereto section AZ, as follows:
''17. Be il ordained, Thnt any person who
SHALL shoot, hunt, or range, over the grounds OF
a city cemetery shall, upon conviction of such
offence, be llnble to a fine of not less than
And the keepers of city cemeteries are here.
by invested with police juris fiction and an.
thority 10 srest any and all persons offending
and carry him or them before the proper officer,
TO be dealt with according TO this ordinance. And
said keepers are directed to post at conspicuous
points OF the cemeteries, under their charges re.
specttuiy due and full notice of this ordinance.
Published by authority T., G. HOWARD,
ap20-5t City CLERK,
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Lce'pool, April l9.-Laird and Bircksn
heads ship building yards are burning.
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FOR RENT.


LUX KENf-A FINE HALL, suitable for
II Lodge Room, or for Manufacturing: also
offICES. Apply to H. l.. PELOUZE
: ap l6-lw Corner Twelfth and Franklin SIS
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GGRSERAL NATuRE-No Sa1
As Acr to amend section thirty-i of an act
entitled AN act to reduce inter al taxes, ans
for other purposes"
Be Il enacted By tds Senate md House Of Repre.
sertdtiUes Qf the United StOtes Of Anseried IN Con.
gfeSS assembled, That the privileges of an act
enbtled IAN act to reduce internal taxes and
for other purposes" approved July fourteenth,
eighteen hundred and seventy, be, and are here.
by, extended TO 10 the port OF Aittsbureh, in the
State of Pennsylvania, with the same effect as
if it had been inserted in the thirtyfifth section
of said act
Approved, March Is, 1872
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WANTS.

WANTED, AS COOK IN A SMALL FAM
W. lily, n niddle-aged WOMAN, without
FAMILY, Apply at No. 2 west Marshall street.
ap17-tf
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CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be uur
chased from Captain w /. DABNEY. Mt ths
Branch office, No. Twelfth street, three doors
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public highway be established for cheap trans
portation of freights between the people of
the West and the Atlantic seaboard therefore,
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COFFEE ROASTED AND GROUND
daily for groceries and hotels Mt 30 CENTS per
hundred pounds by the
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANIES
OLD DOMINION
STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.
No. 1856 MAIN STREBr, CORNER or EIsHrH
ap lP-st RICHMOND VA
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MARINE NEWS.
OHARJ,EsToN s. JULY 80, 1877
Lat SO dep ae min 88 sec. Lon 7s deg 81 min ~ BE
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Gulf Stream. Hunter, Philadelphia,
left Friday. Mise. To " Courtenay: Rallrosd
Agents. Cohei n wells, T Campbell N Greer d
Son, B Duvl Son, Cameron, Barley CO. III
Kennedy, 1 Blake. n Gerdts co, Luhn, W
L Webb. DOVE. Noise i Davis, walsh, Boyd.
@ RIecEe Hschof j. co, Bollmann Bros: lr II
Rlinck. Wickinberg & co, Holmes Calder, M
Luhrs. Wagerer d Monsees, Order, Paddon,
] r Johnson, ! Lalsne Il co, " Lnley; James
Coseroye, Adms, Damon co, q FRANKIE, and
others. ,-,., ,,,,-
New YorE-1o0ays. Mdse. To Roach 4 Mofett,
If Adgrr A. c., ADAMS. Damon co. d A ANIME,
q W Aimar. 4 sulwinkle, Bolnann Bros, Bates
h co, ii BisclpG b co, BulcSen i Wohltmann,
X Cowperthwalt W b Chafee Il CO. NJ Cannon.
b GraVer & c., Cameron, Bsrkley 4 CO, Field;
mann CO. D,wie, Noise d Davis, Il D Hawley, J
HurKamp 4 0. Hart & co, knobeloch = small y
Kerrlson. u Nstte i co, Riep, . Marshall &
co, Locke Il Gloping, E W Marshall co. Quack.
enbush. Ett!llS co, O'Nei, W Shepherd co, 8
q Railroad 40 AGENT, W Smith & co, W Webb, R
D white Tiedemsn, Calder co, Wineman
CO, W Williams l. co, o Wieters, Wagener
Monsees, HSTeW, q Gerdts co. II Hall d co,
Med Cohen, Rev Mr Plumer, Stefene, Werner
schr saliIe Bissell, Davis, Baltimore, = days.
Steamer Marion, Adair santee River. 10000