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TRANSFORMATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. B.

-R ON AND AFTER OCIO,
~ W Der "a, 1877, Trains Will
run as follows:
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reflect that sound mind aud body a.. no
most necessary requisites 10 promote o1i'
nubiaI happiness. Indeed, without tb"'
the Journey through lie becomes SeV
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darker %
line view; the mind becomes shsd"Ted rih
despair and hlled with the melancholy ~
tiection that the happiness Of another 10
ontnes hIiVlted with our own.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-04

Who have injured themselves by CERTAIN
practice INDUCED IN when alone, bG6i
| frequently learned from evil COMPANIONS
or at school, the effects Of which are nightly
felt, even when asleep, and II not cur,d f,n'
ders marriage impossible, aud destroy, b Il
mind and body should apply Immediately
What "A pity that "A young man, the hCr
OF his country, the darling OF his pGsn,
should he sDatched from all prospect and
enjOymens OF life by the cOEs'qenou o.
deyiating from the path OF nature and In
dulging In a certain secret habit. such ~
sons must, before contemplating
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-04

Especially, who have oeco Ne the victim.
Solitary Vice, that dresd'ul alI de.t t.s'
habit which annually sweep 10 An uatIS.'s
exalted talents and brilliant ints,ta'e uoI
might otherwise have eRtrsncai ~ WI
Senates with the thunder OF n.',1sh'ai
walked 10 ecStacy the the thriIlIny
call with full confidence, Hy
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FAST LINE.

CUMBERLAND A
EsST-LEAVES
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daily at.....ll:l5 A. N,
ARRIVES AT
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'Sundays excepted,
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-1se-e1zFlP ASSENGER TR NS
49, will be run by the follow'n2
schedule on and after November 4, BI2-
" healing time.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
A STRONG INSTITUTION.

An examination Of the last annual state
ment of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of Milwaukee, Wis. now doing business in nearly
every State and Territory in the Union is Office for
New-York City being at No. leo Fult0n-st. corner
Of Broadway, proves that this institution has sound,
solid basis, and presents many advantages to the
insuring public. No matter what point Of comparl-
average Of our best Eastern companies, while II pos
sesseg some exceences peculiar TO ITSELF It's low ratio
OF expense indicates that the affairs o the company are
managed faithfully and economically. Its favorable
rate Of mortality shows vigilance aud care in the
selection of its risks To the accident OF location the
Northwestern is indebted for OF Its most attrac
tive features and strongest arguments for patronage
Western rates OF interest are, as we all Know much In
excess Of the prevailing Eastern rate and interest being
the ue-bood of life Insurance company follows that
the NOrthwestern's" income from that source must
always be large Its lending committee being In the
midst OF the money demand are able TO select choice
securites and are thus enabled to have personal
knowledge of the absolute safety and security OF all the
Company's investments In proof OF the careful and
conservative manner in which This branch OF the Com
paDys business is conducted ii is stated that not dollar
of principal or interest has been lost on the Com
pailys loans Even the great Chicag0 hre tailed 10
affect the safety OF the Companys Investments III tnst
city the bare real estate being ample security.
Gince Its organization the " Northwestern has paid
IN fhe representatives OF deceased members and TO
living members In returns Of surplus, over "a 100000 Its
toa assets now amOuntto more than SOOOOOO It's IN
come for the year 1871 over 600 These figures
show fhe Northwestern 10 be worthy rival Of the
hest and oldest companies OF the East and must prove
atsfacory TO the policy holders well as TO the Board
Of Trustees and agents. oil OF whom are representative
men I'm their sections.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
A CRY FOR HELP.

IN the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR; We, the inmates Of the Elizabeth-st. Work
iD0vm,p Home Suddenly informed Tuesday May % BY our
ppeden Mr. FIELD boarding house will be closed or
before LIST Of July and that We had better seek places sOon
~ Our feelings can be easily imagined than described at
b LA Thus homeless endc with only Eve weeks to End heL
ter this Rr,s and wicked city No VAS assigned for the closing
Of our house and we Immediately sent petition to the trustees asking
them ooutuue little while longer Amer e" Gays one Of The
trustees sent word by the Superintendent saying that his wife was moved
40 tears on reading our petition but they could not comply With our
ishe They promised 70 issue circulars in lev days en-
n the sudden closing house bat yet We have nO' received
any such explanation
Some Of MS have secured Kind Of shelter for fear Of being len on
the rt Others have spent several days in seeking place bnt every
where have met with the I'VE do not take WOmen
or rss s just begun the seasons work which
attend lose empoyment na nav ~
10 ook place What DO and what NI become Of % we
neg In one tho goodness 70 o0t INTO our
s ma IN l. possible Keep as together for st least few months
Ind help this great emergency.
Two HUNDRED fITI1 P00k MOhhlAu notkH'
IS EL1alefh-sL. June 8. l87R
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
LOUISIANA.

A TRIPLE ALIIANCE-COALTTIoS OF LIBERAL
REPUBLICANs, DEMOCRATS, AND REFoRhERs
-Tup STATE OFFICES TO BE DIVIDED BE-
TWEEN TIE PARTmS-DELEGATES TO BE
INSTRUCTED FOR GREELEY AND BROWN AT
BALTIMORE.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRiDuNRl
NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-Therei Is consideraoie feel
ing oyer the action of the Democratic and Reform
Conventions now in session. The Liberal Republi-
can State Committee appointed Committee OF five
70 meet similar Committees of the Democratic and
Reform Conventions with view to forming com
bination of all their bodies. A COMMITTEE OF Con-
ference was appointed by the Retormers, ana the
matter ia under discussion at present by the Demo
crats with certainty that they will also appoint
Committee. The Committees will meet to-inorrow
at 10 o'clock, and their report VIII be
submitted to the respective Doules at
the afternoon session. The programme Is 70
from q combination ticket, the Lberal hepuoIl
cans TO have the Governor and Auditor tho Demo
crafts the Lieutenant Governor and superintendent
of Education, and the Refomers the AtorneS-uen-
eral and Secretary of State. This Arrangement Is
iudorsed by the best men in both Conventions ana
is opposed by the last-ditch men. There s every
prospect that it will carry, and Warmoth WIZ DC
the nominee for Governor. Delegates to the Dai'i-
more Convention will be selected Tomorrow una
instructed to indorse the Cincinnati NOMINATIONS ana
platform. Ex-Govs. Hebert, Mouton' ana "ei'' arc
out for Greeley and Brown, and the masses afe
decidedly for this ticket
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

New ORLEANS, June Sin the Democratic
Conveption this evening the resolution giving to the
Conference Committee plenary powers to confer win
other political organizations discussed W II
No vote has been taken yet. The Hon. >, " fuqua d
leading and influential Democrat advocated at ens'h
union of all elements in the State against haulcaSm'
Mr. Fuqua has committed himself TO the Greeley move
ment The Convention has adjourned tlh to-noiio"
morning. - -
There "a no doubt the majority OF the Democratic
Convention ia for Greeley II not nsructing the DEL
egates The State Issues however keep attenuon Tor
the moment from the Presidential question. II tne OCI
yenfjon decides on coalition with the LDeInt ep1pn m
cans they will REQUIRE condition OF hlanoc It
the Convention indorse the Cincinnati PLATFORM anu m
struct for Greeley
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

taking al tho straight degrees His election 70 the e
preme Grand Chsir Is merely question OF tIe-0ur or
nve yeafs-ior the only qualifications arc btuess ana
Seniority and by that time II will 30 Mr. Adamss rgbt
TO t In tho chair now occupied by tho Right WOrspful
and Mighty Supreme Grand Commander Pike"
The Albany Argus, which may be supposed
TO know something Of the bumor tendencies Of ia
party throughout the State, says II Judge by the
character Of TIE Worlds assaults, and by the response
they drew from tho Republican press The Worlds task
Is to make straight the way Of Gen. Grant to
election As TO Mr. Greeley, whom IL assais With such
violence II does not damage him any more than It hurts
Seymour. HoGmsn, the Rochester Convention, or the
Democratic press by its unfounded charges The World
has only purpose TO mako 1t difficult Tor every
true Democrat TO advocate Greeloys election: and IN
pursuit Of that purpose IL rails at friend foe What is
TO be regretted In its is that ghe World rapidly
using up not Greeley his friends, but its worth
and inlupufp."
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
CAMPAIGN NOTES FROM THE PRESS.

The Huntsville Adcocate casts the balance and
show. that Greeley and Brown will carry the state
by $4,000 majority a,
Saws The Cincinnati Enquirer: Out OF the
10 Democratic papers in Ohio there are abont SIX mar
want straigtout Democratic nomnatiOns az BaHnnoIe
TSe Grant Republican press ia unanimously for It,"
The Indiana recalcitrant is thus unfeelingy
spokep OF by The Louisrite CotuTer-Jo'uTdi "Mr
voorhees, shall be laid away quietly as he reqneseSd S
and Inc shall have Manton Marble headpoard ior Dis
little grave" -
the Jndianapolis Journal is Grant organ
hicb does not stake stock" In Voorhees,, and, unlike
tbe average organs openly styles that eminent paot
" blatant demagogue, who fills bis belly with the east
wind perpetualy and howls on every possiOe queSon
and OCCASION" .
The Little Rock (Ark.) Times gives in its ad-
hason 70 the liberal movement, and although not fully
decided TO accept the Reform candidate for GOVERNOR
Mr. Brooks IL declares unhesitaingly Our neht Is lor
Greeley and Brown, and whether the Pna1eiRIa M I .
Democrat we shall not lower our standard unui our
cause is great and splendid triumph
The Ohio Statesman settles O point against
The World that journal having declared Senator Ihur'
man an anti-Greeley Democrat. Says The statesman
with twohrds OF the voters OF the Democratic party
e., this State eager for the Endorsement OF the Cincinnati
ticket by the Baltimore Convention, ana three-tourtiSs 70
OF ihe other thrd pledged 10 give hearty % suPP -
so indorsed, and threefourths OF the pr,ain
PROMINENT men ouispoken in its favor, while the ieiI
der noneomma we are nt loss " ~ co;ne ernn, in
Of
0hio IbaI Senator Thurman favoIs the sulpOIt Oh
Greeley and Brown by the DemoeIauc pVy M, ~ Korp
well known that the formal CONTRIBUTION vi INC """'
statement Is unnecessary
The Clereland Herald shows cause why
Charles Francis Adams cannot train Win the orowa
that recently nominated him in Ohio on an ah'l-seeret
society platform. "Mr. Adams" says Ihe H6md
" stands high in Masonry and there has been much talk
In that body of late OF making him Supreme Grand Mas
Ter OF the United States He has not dsin MN
once OF Grand High Priest VI the Royal AtGh CHAPTER
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
SECESSION OF A DELEGATE.
WITHDRAWAL OF Ex-Gov. PIERPoNT.

WITHDRAWAL OF EX-GOV. PIbKPONT'
PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-GOv. Pierpont OF
West Virginia seeded from the delegation from that
State to the Convention and in his speech TO the dele
gates declaring his for Greeley he said he
had hoped, when selected without solic
tation TO come as delegate to this
Convention, that there might be still an
opportunity TO save the party by the nomination OF an
acceptable Presidential candidateone who would obey
the laws and respect the popular will but 1t Is now eV
dent that 1t hoping against bopethat this Is not
meeting delberaton TO the interests OF the Re
the eXacting demands OF arrogant power. Neither
the admOnOns OF Cincinnati OF Sumner are needed,
and IL is resolved destroy the organization 10 graty
mere personal government. therefore withdraw from
the delegation and give you this timely notice to fill my
place shall be free TO give earnest support to
Horace Greeley.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 6, i872-l n. IN.
Synopsis for The DaH tcentafOm houu
The barometer has fallen north and west of
the Ohio Valley with eastery to southey Winds cloudy
and threatening weather and occasional areas Of light
rain.
Cloudy weather and rain continue from NewJersey to
Maine with brisk winds: clear weather the
northern portion OF the Middle States and the Southern
States with light winds.
Probabilities
Falling barometer south-easterly winds veering to
south-westerly cloudy and threatening weather and
areas OF rain prevail Thursday north Of the Ohio VAL
ley and extend eastward over the northern portion Of
the Middle States.
Clearing but partially cloudy weather the East
and Middle Atlantic States; clear weather continue
very generally the South Atlantic and Gulf States
with light winds.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

WILMINGTON, N. c., June 5.-The Conserva-
tive Democrats Of tho lid Congress District met IN
Convention here to-day. Judge o. r. Mears PRESIDED
and made speech fayOrng combination OF all tho
conservative clements OF tho country to overthrow
Grant Tho Hon. Alfred NJ. Waddell, the present in
cumhent was renominated by acclamaon for Congress-
The Hon. Thomas C. Fuller was appointed Presidential
Elector Col. II. B. Short and Col. L. ID. Hall were
elected delegates to the Baltimore Convention ana Col
A. A. Mckay and Major Jonathan Evans alternates.
There was no formal Endorsement OF the Cincinnati
ticket but the delegates were almost nahnousiy IN
svor f its indorsenent at Baltimore and the two dele
oates to tbe Baltimore Convention are decided In tber
convictions that the Greeley Gnu brown uoAc' snoui
be ratified.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
MR.. GREELEY'S PROSPECTS IN THE SOUTH.
WEST

From correspondent Of advertiser dfraiaisira'ion)
ST. LOUIS, June IA rapid trp through
the States OF Kentucky, Tennessee aud Arkansas has
Gently served TO convince tho writer of the unanmilY
already in the field. Hardly be found in the
South West Democrat. Conservative or Moderate Re
publican-whO docs not scout at the Idea OF an indc
pendent Democratic nomination. Among tho foI bcr
Rebels there Is strong feeling of preference to GTCCby
over any other Radical; for he has always
errato man, ianaticai but magDanim0us-and
THE TRIBUNE has been taken since the war
by thousands OF SOutherners who considered 1t the
pOnent OF respectable politics at tho North. These men
accept Greeley perhaps the least Objectionable Re-
publican they could get and also because they nave an
the North They exhibit painful eagerness in their
inquiries tins subject, and seem much detected at
hearing any opinion 10 the contrary from good sources
All their hopes OF good government are honestly DOnu
mp in tho success OF the Cincinnati movement Inc
" moderate" RepublcanS-men who, In Ma,SachuseJts;
would be strong Grant men, but whose honesty ana
respecabihty led them into opposition 10 the contrary
characteristics OF the carpebag State gOyernments--
have except in Grceeysm In Arkansas IOf
instance, Clayton being the Administration SenatoratLe
Republicans opposed TO his methods Of government ana
OF controlling CleotiOns-and they include tho
large majority of the upright men Of the psrty-are
forced into alliance with the Democrats. IL IS hard
thing for honest and independent man TO be "A
straight Republican" in most OF the Southern States
to-day and now that IL seems possible TO oppose the
party without utterly deserng It's prncples thousands
who further north would DO pillars OF the faith have
espoused the Of Greeley and Brown from just the
spirit which animated honest Democrats In NewYOrk O
oppose Tammany. Whether this detection viii carry
Arkansas against Grant Is doubtful for the polls in
ClaytoDs hands, and that means deal moro in Arkan
yet united in support OF the regular Republican
party.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

DAyRNPORT-In BROOKLYN, Wednestay 5h inst Eih nShs
only b. and the late Carrie o. Dsvenl lo sged ye~f
IL mouths. and % dsVA 49,.
eth inst, at 4 o'clock =. N
DODGEAt Monar Wednesday, Juas william Dotge N as
B7th year OF his sge.
Notice Of funeral tomorsow
GRRBNWOOD-At Genoa. Italy April Helen a. vie Of LsnSSoa
Greens ood ard daughter Of Thomas J. Snyder. esl .
Relatives and friends respectfully nyitd attend TOE suersi a
be resdeuce of her Thomas Snyder ~ Crm0n
betseen Fulton aud GreereTe BfoOn, Fnds June at
O'Clock
McKAY-At BrookIyp T. June D. Am wife Of the Rev. Willis.
MCKAY A..
Paner late residence A Pseset 90 Thursday he 50
inst al o'clock D. The friends Of The family arc inyiss<
to attend
ToTTEsA bis residence at TOenvie L. Capt John roeO {.
Pausrai Friday June O'Clock the r. Chuh FHeads ssf
relatives taxing IL O'Clock boat r. viii be Ia tus Tor the
services.
wILLsONon Tuesday morning June Rev RenwieG wion. 10
tho 5gth year Of his age
The relatives friends Of the hWy Invited attend the nnfi
services residence Of bis boteEinlaw Hamilton Bgps.
No 2s3 West Fifty y6rs,-st, Friday afternoon Jgne al k
Inserment in GREENWOOD o. Saturday, at 10 O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
RAILROAD ELECTION.

ALBANY, June 5.-The NewYork Central and Hud-
son River IL rosd Company election held to-day The following
were chosen directon Cornelius Vanderbilt OF Ne"ioA' %
Bosses r. CLARK Of Eew-Yor. Augustus see
eN.Yk lanes Banker fHewYok Samuel T. Barger of he"
Y n Henri New York Joseph Harker Of eit
P5.,s,n M lapq n y Chester W. Chspn VI Springfield Mass
Geo al WItney ofiochester n. jones Marvin Of shsCti
s,ns ". soomoa Duai Of Buffalo, n Y Inspectors OF hs
,t ifon Sidney Fsrhd u Albany \. Y Lansing run o
AIbsHv N Y Nichols b. Laban VI hewiot About e''V''
f.loekU reyrsgeuted
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
ORGANIZATION OF THE NEWHAMPSHIRE
LEGISLATURE.

Concord, N. H., June 5.-The New -Hamp-
shire Legislature met and organized to-day The Senate
elected Charles H. Campbell Of Nashua, President Asa
Fowler Of Concord was chosen Speaker Of the House.
receiving 2Os votes TO 1873 for Thomas Cogswei Demo
cratic candidate. Gov Straw will be inaugurateu To-
morrow.
In the House, this afternoon. Committee reported
that the Governor had no communication to make, but
,could meet them at u o'clock tomorrow. The Rev.
CHARLES T. Hubbard Of Merimac elected Chaplain
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
OBITUARY.
IAN RUDOLF THORBECKE.
Horace Greeley.

The death is announced of Jan Rudolf
Thorbecke the eminent statesman and Minister Of Ho
land was born in $780, and studied at tho German
universities He entered public life in 1910, and thence
forth took leading part In advocating liberal
measures in Holland. Having served many years
in the Legislature, be was called in 1919 TO
form a ministry and remain IN power four years. He
was prominent later Jealous defender OF the
interests of Holland which he felt were menaced by the
Treaty of Prague. He the author Of many iInpor
tant political works.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
vb0, =, old proo1lyu phy.IcInn Tblos. Of ca.,or,a

% PORTLAND-AYK., BTOOKLYN, FEB ~, 1871
half dozen fsmis practice who bsfe
c different lengths Of uec
watched its great pleasure AMI end that sOndeD
apeuon LAXATIVE and harmless aud reliable
adapted Of children that can recommend
superior any remedy known the pabhe IL agessbi.
palate which nyas and with weak somshs gss
consideration. am, respectfully. IT, A. ARCHER NJ ID
used In all the Hospitals and prescribed 0T almost eeT
6r,tc Physician o Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

The election of directors OF the Chicago and
Ir.a. Central Rawsy occurred Copubu, Ohio, YESTERDAY
fas OouiBg sassmes wee chosen W. D. ttons9e % Adsn
Mater uraee Henry Vae.te Of NewlorE a. Thomas of fas
d,lrist William Deunison, H. smh + Bartlett Of Columbus;
Jbp srine Horaik John Newman of udaHspohi j. n.
Iryer,e of Union City. The directors elected D. l. Smith fieat
Gordon Secretary and Treasurer Ten aud quarter uon OF
.l0ck yo.eL
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

BARTL gTT-POST-On Tueisy evening ine T. ls at Trinity
Chapel the Rev Dr. Conrad Franklin Bartlett and befhs ns
eldest daughter o the late DR. Minturn Post
FRENCH-WYANT-On "Wednesday June s. at the Collegiate Re
formed Church b. the Rev Isaac Riley Mr. Charles W French %
M orgle ant only Of the late George WysnI u
Of this city
ST. Puls Church Engcwood on tho 9TH
inst by the NJ Morrison and the Rev. " Lsngo Chas
p MARKS ill., Sarah L. shsper daughter Of the late James
Shapter.
Central PsIs R. L. "Wednesday JunsS
by Rev DR. Sokbndg John McMHrrJ u Nevi 10 Anns
X, daughter Of Hon. Charles hoes
WoOdhAven, Long Island al the rCdcocs
the brides parents Thuisy May 9 by the william James
Silas Titus Of Flushing to AdOns Q. Schusier.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
THE OREGON ELECTION.

PROBABLE SUCCESS OF THE REPUBLICANS.
SAN Francisco, June 4.-The Oregon cleo
on returns are incomplete but they indicate that the
Republicans have carried the State. with sufficient ma
ority in the Legislature to insure the election OF ke
publican United States Senator.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
ThsRyntured of California hAy

The Ruptured of been blessed with Dr. SsEs
MANS personal assistance during bis yro;aced I! here heAnwhs
their sureJ 70 have ban
and only adapt method their respective We
have pleasure advising that be h Setuned aad -
a bis oaics. COZ Broadway.
The Doctors with wea bat is In
fiction, aud restores the afflicted 10 health and yg0r
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
poYgsFIc MARKRrs

wnsrseros 5Spin Tarpcn,ne guet a lc RSss ast
Al as 30 f H-irs Pse 81 20 Low Pale A5 Cor f go Tor Wa
Glass Crude Tupenbe quiet At ~ 70 Hsro ~ - TOT icos
Din "a 10 FOR Yir0n. Tar steady al - 90
Sr LOrts June 5-Plour and veal. snsi S1er -
na1i Wheat doll AMI donoli No sPring ahbio 81 81 81
NJ q Red Winter 81 g. Corn dali ami sacbsnaed. No.
Msei sc oas dull end ucAsngsl. No. [" de Bar
ieg- csrt and UNCHANGED; Choices Minnesota sc Rye
90 .a Pok da County MeS bl IS BscOn da ana toopngi
small o saea5c sia5 Clear ldb; les sissr - c I'
nons Tz siet n 50 25aff - Cstte S39 H6 81 kecps
5000 boil. Tio s 20 bash wheat, 90 bush Co hOoe bsh
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
HAVANA MARKETS.

gsvAnA June s-Rtabanee-Oa Untes States 90 tsJs car,sv
psr@ per seounts short b i,oe cent premis " syt
5iPIS Dfcm.us short sbt 3i Oh PEI nl
on Iondon sa per cent premium, Psis ti1il ps' css
New-York tribune., 1872-06-06
LATEST SHIP EEWS
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chored tie 8. w. spit
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clorcd outside tie Bar. .
ship wnred (f Yarmouth n a. johnson Shields April 49, ah
mdsc. Is anchored on tie Bar.
lp Pymouth Rock Williams. London April o. with mise snf pass
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mGse. l. anchored a. $. W. SPIT
BARK caroline SN SguaJ Mdie,boro 50 tsy. With sroi if,e
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BARK P.lsr.On tBrl. socomb. csena' 70 day. With
and neido. -.
big H. Gillespie lof Parrshoro 81 Grove - CroE hsT Al
with sugar.
Briz Sarah A. Holbrook (Danl Tooker Thomas May .
Brig Lge Hougnon of POrndl. Audcrson haansas Aa y -"
sugar. .
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with hides, Sc.
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