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CREAM TABLE CHOCOLATE

NJ boiling necessary. \ cup Of delicious Che.
,olaic made 9TH it in two minutes No waste
Packed IN lound jars. Vanilla or plain. One
Gcz. in box. tncqualri confcction for
lunch, spread ou crackers, with a glass OF milk
al band 10 drink. For making Soda Water Sy-
Iur or il.,orinI Ice Crvam IL l. superior 10 an,
Chocolate made; and for ChoC ola,c Cake moth
ing else will lc used here this has been trird
Fur sale by CITIZENS i REXSAMER, rhila-
dclphia. Ia.
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FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT UEl

FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT c Uhr
Editor Beacot-Please announce J. FRANK
FORD, ESP. rs "A candidate for Clerk OF Cir
cut Court and oblige
Nov t6, ISL. Many Friends
The friends Of Col. TIIEOPlLCS UAErI-
s. \ recommend him as candidate for Clerk
of The Circni, Court Of St MARY. COUNTY.
June At, lsf2.
The pains-takiEg manner il w!ith JNO.
\. CAVALIER, Esq. has discliar- his
lu,y as ii Jerk OF the Circuit Court il duc,s
tn announ e him as u candidate for re-rlcc-
ton TO sal n,f;ce.
Aug l, 1872. Many Voters
FRANCIS VI. GODDARD Is herewith am
nouncei as a candidate for Clerk of .hc or
cult Court for ST. Marx's county, and - III y.
warmly SUPPORTED by the voters OF
Lcona,dtuHn District.
Dec 10. lsfa.
Y.ssrs. E:'foes.-Yon will lle,se ar-cuhce
Dr. l.. j. SUTTON rs candidate tor Clyrt
of the Circuit Court fof 81. Marr county.
Chap,ico District.
Jan =, 1873.
Messrs. Editors PLEASE announce VII
.LIAM u. BEAN as the Republican Candidate
TOR Clerk U. the Circuit Court.
IN ST. iuigoes District.
Jan l6, ls13-te.
Nix. Ep,roR.-P'casc announce JOHN
Il. GREENWICH, of Leonard Town
district, rs a candidate for Clerk of the
Circuit Court of St. Miry's county at the
ensuing election. aus say that he will b.
warmly supported by uumerous friends
in
Oak,illc District.
Fol e h 1874
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AGENTS

that want 20 make money and have FRS, --ias.
business. and ONLY little money wanted 10
start wijh-ihose that mean hu- iness will find
opportunity. Adtr,s. L. AUGUSTUS
FAGG, Em!eh'on. Pa.
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TiI.L AT GREENWELr. & FEN.
~ WlCk'S and Examine their fine rs
s"rtmrnt oil NJ llinery and Fancy Goods,
before rurchasiu. clscwk ere.
may %. lS.3
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Something Ncr.

An elegant Album for - cents. holding .,
full sized cards, hound in fu.l pilt cover AMI
sold al the low rrirc OF ~ cents suitable iCr III.
pocket or centre table. Order sample Nv ntai
pos, paid on receipt 81 Is cents. ; ion ~ cents,
ug Tor 81. Address.
BIEEOW a Co
Baltimore. Ma.
~ Agents wanted. Catalogues u Books,
Pictures. Sc. sent 'rcc.
June -, !S13-yis
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans Coart Of STINT Mr-y's COusiy, ST. =
AltIl -, lS7G.
nEnFEEn EN TNECOUET. That EAI.
~ stellar ami .naligl } ralrc, I'd mir.istr.s-
tors OF
l. CHAPMAN SrCLAlR.
lrtc ot - Nary'> county, Mar, land. dcccascn,
give the notice required hv law To the drc,.rs-
eds creditors t" exhibit their claims aud tha,
the same Ice published once Il week for six sue.
ccsSivc weeks IN the 81 Mary's Bracon.
Test:
JAMES T " RALry,
Register Wilsfor 81 Mhry's county
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the ahotc crir- we hereby
give notice that We have obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of -. Mary's county. MARYLAND
letters administration on the personal estate 81
Chapman St,'lair, late OF said CO.. deceased
All persons having claims -aiuSt the said de-
ceased are herch, notified to exhihi, the same
with the proper "ouchcrs attached thereto, TO
the subscribers, on or teforv the isi iay Of Dec.
1873, they will otherwise by law be excluded
from the benefits Of the said cstatc. Allpcrsous
indebted IL the deceased are requested 10 make
Immediate pay mcnt To the suhscrhcts,
IA l. Stellar,
pANL J PAYSE,
Administrators.
may !, lSt3-ew.
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rHANGE, moss grey stallion, min" YEARS
~ old this May, WI! lie let TO mrres This -,..-
son At the following places
At tie Head of the BAY on Mondays;
At LeonardIown on 1uesiays;
At New town on Wednesdays,
At the stables Of the subscriber on FRIDAYS
and bowling Store on Saturdays, with tleex-
cep'on of harvest week.
1EEAS-Ss, if paid IN the season. Season
TO commences the l>i OF April. and ends the
Is. ot July. Groom 'tr 80 cts. The great
est care VI he taken, bu! no responsibility is
assumed tor accidents
April ). ISIJ-Icss ID. COODE.
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TElECR AP HY.

necessary Iayt If every PERSONS education in
III .iNau,,d age is the art Of rclcgraphiug -
Apply io lie undersigned for Smiths Manual of
! Tc'crral nv, the hest work published this
\sul j,ct. rr5cc q cts. Also FOR every dcScrip-
EN- ot Tcl,Gral HE Instruments ard Battery;
." Chronic rati,iy for Elc,froi laiing. l..
S'LLuTst\ Go, 5 Day 81, New York
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GREAT BARGAINS ofrcrcd in Mill.
u merry and Fancy Goods a.
G.EENWEL j. FENWlCkS.
may 80, 1878
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Candidates.
For State Senator.

FOR state senator.
Mes<rs Eiiicrs-please Announce C,n.,;s
RANDOLPH JONES, Of So. i,igoes' district,
as the Republican candidate for the State Seu-
ate.
Jan 80. 1878. Ok.
The friends OF Capt Asa A. LAWRENCE
believing that his services will he useful to the
citizens of -. Marys County IN = Sruats of
Maryland ret omm, nd him ~ a c-.nc!Ga.e for
that position 1T the L, K; e!lc,on.
Legion.
Jan. 3oth, ls13-te
IfDr. JAS. II. MILES will con=en; 10 he n
candidate for the Senate be will te W.ru..r
supported by the Republicans of
Feb 6, 1878. uah,illc District.
w. Esf'o--As ;hcre have lccn arnourc,l
several candidates for The Senate o. Mar, LnI
who SEEM Ia have Black Republican atini,ics.
be Kind enough 10 arnouncr HENRY E-T-
ihii, oi the Factory district, as man true
aud full ia the E,pul Lean faith, not a ,;.y IN
his own conceit.
Feb IL, ISIS. Mn, Voters.
Mr. Eli'o,-Pleasc arnourcc L. JOHN
SON COTTON as candidate !" repre-
sent ST Mary's county in the : rae o.
Maryland at the comm. Fall ,l"c'i,u.
aud say he will receive W run sup:,or. it,
ChapIico and Charlotte HILL Dists.
Feb %. 1878.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans CoHrtef Srint H,ry's County, Set =
May IL, 1873.
nEDECED ny THE COURT. THAI VIM +
~ Ford Adm nstra'or Of James :, ofi,d
late Of :, Mar, county, M"rylaud. deceased
give the notice required by law to the dccc.i--
ed = creditors to exhibit :heir claims, ahi that
'hc same he published once week for SIX sue
ccssive weeks in the ST Mary's Bc.con.
Test:
Jaws T VI RtrrY,
Register Wills for IT Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance fthc above order, hereby
give notice thar I have uht aimed from the Or
phJns' Court o. :; Nary'S county. Mar, Land.
letters of administration on the ucrsonaI estate
OF J ,rIrS Scuicld. late OF said county DE-
ceased. al persons having claims against the
said deceased. are hereby notified 10 exhibit the
same with the proper vouchers attached thereto.
10 the subscriber on or before the isi dav #
Dec. 1873. they will othrr0isr ~ Law Toe ex-
GUIDED from the benefits of the said estate Al
persons indebted TO 'lic DECEASED are requested
TO make immediate payment to 'hr subscriber
WM + FORD,
Administrator.
may II iS13-Gw.
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90 YOUR OWN WASHING
THE NEW STEAM WISHERI F.!
WOMAN'S FR[END!!!
Price, $lO!!!!

THE latest, the cheapest. the hest. no rub.
i bling, no pounding. no turning or tearing.
no clumsy cylinder. and no $50 or $50 expcnse
Steam does 1T all. Nothing like il in use. j.
L. TlL1uN, Taicnice Agent tor the sale oi
the RICH, TO SCI The machine in - NARY I. coun.
", JOHN N. GOLDSMITH, whose pcst-oshce
is Milssrown. Orders lefi With him promptly
attended TO.
April 10, ls73-2ms
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CONNECT!CIT MUTUAL LIFE ~
~ STRANGE COMPANY OF HART
FURD, CONN.,
ASSETS OVER $40, 1000, 900
TIE MUTUAL IIFE INSrRiNCE COW
piNY ON. J..
ASSETS, OYER $50, 900, 900
TIE ROr.iL FIRE INSURANCE COW
riNr OFLITERI'OOL AND LONDON.
Capital, OVER $1,000 600
The above companies have been doing bust
ness for nr:rrI, halfa century. Thciragc strength
and known good management tan sCurCr.y al
low one 10 question their s"lr,ucy.
FroN TsRLE or RATES.
- wears Sl9 e.: 20 wears Sl2 81: - wears
S2I 2G; - years SGl -: - ycn's $37 % on
tie Sl.oCI-25 per CT. divid, nj or the first
year. increasing each Year thereafter. The in
surc,l laws only Tie actual cost of Life lnsUr-
ance. No stockholders TO satisfy. The Foley
holder is alone directly interested.
These two Life Companies are the Oldest,
largest, cheapest and best conducted "f any
in the l. States, and We challenge any one to
show better investment for their money.
The ROYAL Fire Insurance Company adjust
all losses AT the Baltimore agency, without ref
ercncc To- the Home office. IL has paid all its
losses in Chicago and Boston.
RATES--fo cents per 500 on frst-cass
Dwellings: - cents on frst-class Frame Dwell
lincs; Sl.25 Barns AID contents; 81 So ON
Stores aud Stock. No note given
! an: authorized and will attend To anv bus.
iness for the above companies ut my ,fiice OF
in the country when requested.
REFER 10
Combs, Raphael Downs, Vim F GreeuwelI,
Asa \ Lawrence, John Ming, Bernard Free
flan.
Jos ii kEY.
Feb 40, le.3-3ms
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FOR TIE LEGISLATURE.

FOR TIE LEGISLATURE.
NJ sSrs + litors--Plaase announce DR.
WIN ii STONE us u candi late to repre-
sent S: Mary's county II the Hous OF
Delegates of Maryland at the coming Fall
election. Democrat.
march 6, 1873.
IeZACH Il MORGAN will consent
to be q candidate for seat in the lower
branch of the next General Assembly oG
Maryland. he will receive the enthusiastic
support OF the People.
march 20, 1879.
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may Is. lss3-6w
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NEW GOODS.

TNIiE subscriber has just returned
Il from BIlIimore with 4 new aud
complete assortment or
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visors Of said county, so sson as the seat
Of justice shall be permanently located, to
cause to be erected a suitable court house,
offices aud Jail, at snch place as may be de-
clared to be the permanent seat Of justice.
See. G. Be it further enacted, That the
necessary expenses incurred in procuring
court house, offices and Jail, and the re-
moval of the books, records, papers, &c, Of
the clerks and sheriff's offices, shall be
borne by said county, and paid out OF the
treasury Of said county on the order Of the
said Board Of Supervisors,
Sec. Z. BE it further enacted, That the
Board of Supervisors of said county Of
Pike are hereby authorized TO levy special
tax for the purpose Of erecting court
house, Jail, and other necessary buildings,
Tor county purposes, which tax shall be as
sessed and collected in par funds.
Sec. s. BE it further enacted, That il the
seat Of justice Of said Pike county is re-
removed from its present l6cation, then it
shall be the duty Of the Board Of County
! Supervisors. the Chancellor Of the. District
and Judge Of the Circuit Court in which
said Pike county is, to select at and in the
place to be the future permanent seat oi
Justice suitable grounds for the court house
ljail &C., which shall be purchased by the
Board Of Supervisors, il the same is not
donated, aud take the title to the same il
the name Of said Pike county.
SEC. 9. BE it further enacted, That this
Board of Registrars Of Pike county sha
give thirty days notice, by publishing anC
posting, Of the FIRST election provided fol
in this act and publish and post during
the entire Intervening time for the secont
election, if there should be more than one
publication to be made in all the count.
newspapers, and notices to be posted Il
each Of the election precincts in said county
Sec. 10. BE it further enacted, That thi
act shall take effect and be in force fron
and after its passage.
Approved March 3lst, 1873.
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Patrons OF fIusloandry.


WHAT THEY PROPOSE TO DO FOR THE FARMER.
This organization proposes to do foi the
farmer all that farmers clubs, agricultural
aud horticultural societies proposes to do
in very much more efficient maunor--and
a great deal more besides, that, ID tie ma
ture Of those organizations, they can never
hope to do: for they are local in their
efforts and influence; are not auxiliary to
each other, but frequently governed by local
prejudices, and consequently, though per-
haps unintentionally, antagonistic 10 each
other. Ard while the Patrons propose to
accomplish all they possibly can, and a
great deal more, they are not by any means
antagonistic to any of them, but can har-
moniously cooperate with them in the
common cause. So there is no ground for
jelousy or prejudice between them. An
impartial investigation will satisfy any
sound mind of the fact, The object of
both, in tho main, are precisely the same
the promotion of the interests of agriculture.
But why, it will be naturally asked, can the
Patrons do this better than Others In the
first place. because their plan of organiza-
ton is better adapted to it. Their primary
or local, State AID National organizations,
are all auxiliary to each other. BY the prin-
ciples of the organization there is a bond
Of union aud spirit Of fraternity pervading
the whole, throughoutthe entire and Hence
it is easily seer that their influence may BE-
readily concentrated on any given obiect
that may be advisable for the general good
1t enables them to furnish TO each membe
thereof complete and reliable statistics 0
products Of all kinds in all localities, ant
the totals in the whole nation 1t enable
them to know where to find their bes
markets it enables them to make the bes
possible terms for transportations aud i
enables them satisfactorily to testall presen
improved and newly invented machinery
aud thus to avoid the many deceptiens tha
have hitherto been pracnced upon.them
enables them to buy their implements frOr
; the manufacturers themselves at factor
! prices, and rave tho large percentage tina
has hitherto gone into the pockets Of middl
: men III enables them, to very large exter
at least, to sell their produce directly t
r CONSUMERS, dispensing with the large percer
tage heretofore paid to commission-men
it enables them TO corner corners an
!. to some extent, to drive spectators in OF
e products to some other il not honest emplo
0 ments lit enables them to demand, with
: mighty voice that must be needed, OF u
!. ! legislative departments Of the government
' both state and national, that rich corp
/ rations, rings and nonopolies must not
q permitted to tax us without our consent
y it enables them TO let the world and "tl
4 restof mankind see that we knowOnf righ
r, as American citizens, and that they must al
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shall be respected. These are some of the
advantages we expect to secure by this
organization but these are not all. "Ihe
ultimate object of this organization is Tor
mutual instruction and protectiodn to
tighten labor by difiusing knowledge OF
its aims aud purposes expand the mind by
tracing the beautiful laws the Great Creator
has established in the universe, aud to en-
large our views of Creative wisdom aud
power"
While the POLITICAL orreligious question.
are not tolerated as subjects Of discussion,
in the order, we earnestly encourage edaca.
ton in morality we seek the highest point
churity is a prominent characteristics
temperance is promoteG and brothery love
cultivated. II is designed to bird the
farmers together ir fraternity, and, by en-
couraging education, advance to higher
state Of perfection the science Of agricul
ture We seek no improper or undue
advantage Of our fellow man but with
" charity for all and enmty toward none,
we seek the general good of ALL"
These are our principles, our objects anc
our plans for obtaining them and W,
challenge investigation and criticism, anc
hold ourselves responsible TO all intelligent
minds for their ample defence.
I. Il. ALLEN,
Attention, Me-, Dec. Z, 1872.
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Advertisements will be changed at the rate of FIFTY
Cents square, independentof the regular charge for
fAdyertisements inserted for Npeclled time and
discontinued Nv the Advertiser before that time eN-
pires, will be- charged at the regular schedule rates
for the time ud space occupied aAV MOI the pro rata
rates OF the thle for which the advertisement was
advertisements ordered 10 remain in affixed place
will be charged twenty-five per cent additional 10 me
regular rates.
Ali advertisements will he charged by the inch,
and due presentation OF bill unless otherwIsa
ali transient Advertisements must be paid FOR in
advance. ,,.,.,.,,,..,.,,t IL
charged wenty-nye per cent IN addition 70 the regu-
lar rates and changed as often as desired according
to the rates above, 49,,
Twenty-Five PER cent? additional to the regnlaf rates.
Editorial Notices Of advertisements, wneh ordered
TO be inserted. will be charged twenty cents lne.
Advertisements inserted at intervals chnrgeu rs
new advertisements upon first Insertion aiter each
Professional Cards. not exceeding ten lines, will be
Inserted one year for Fifteen Dollars. =,
Personal Communications Yhsh aunlSSi,e, m Si w,
rates Of advertising Those Of an abusive character
This ottiee viii moi lie responsible for The returno
any Manuscripts or Communications, Whether ac-
nnoineiSg Candidates for state or District offices
| deductions will be made for willpirAWhls Hler ah
No,ices Of Deaths and Marriages, VIII u they ar,
handed Ia with proper names. dates and Localities WI
! he published frepO charge. provided theY doh4i tN
ceed.siS lines. II more than SIX lines they VIII %
| charged as acknowledgements. s
obituaries aud Trhntcs Of Respect viii he pub
! lished nj regular advertising rates ~. .
] No deduction wiN lee madt ior Stereotype or i.ec
trotypc advertisements, US II is the space oecnpie'
IL W. 0FFfCE tp STAIRS adjoining the Planter
j. ID. BURKE,
Publisher.
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY or STATE,
JACKSON MlSsIsslPPI.

JACkSuN NIIHsIssIFFI
/, II. r. REvEEs, Secretary Of State, do
certify the act hereto attached, entitled An
act to provide for the permanent location
of the seat Of justice of Pike county, is a
true aud correct copy Of the original now
on file n this office.
Given under my hand and the great seal
-~of the State Of Mississippi here
I SEAL. Iunto affixed, this fifteenth day OF
- April, 1873. H. r. REvGLs,
Secretary Of State.
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M1LL1NnRY.

MILLINERY. 'ss
m ~. 3la-sf..A lssl,f = f-tf
Magnolia, mississippi. u4
BONNEzIS and HATS, ta4 c
Of the latest styles,
gfor Ladies' and Children,
rs ata always on hand.
Also Dry Goods, Notions, and Trimmings
of all kinds too numerous to mention.
Thankful for past patronage, hope fer q
continuance OF the game.
deel4.lY Mrs. NJ. A. J0YNER.
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Transient Advertising Rates.
one Square, or less, nrst insertion, 81 s.
Each additional Insertion. 4
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Ilales Or AdvertIaI.,e b. NIonth or Ysar.

tg-o ONE Inch or LESS Is a souAnB.-e
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GRIsT MILL.
MAGNOLIA MISS.
II. EK. PEZsa.N'T,
MAGNOLIA, MISS,
NA DEALER in

Il 3A4s saA DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions, &C., at his old
Stand Cheap for CASH, only.
Constantly on hand, very good Cigar fol
5 cents, also Apples, Oranges, Candy, To-
bacco, &c. Call and see for yourself
dec2l ly.
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The New York herald., 1873-06-19
SAILS. Destination.
Office.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE IS, 1873
CLEARED.

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Steamship LADY Lycett (Br), Eratt Bristol, E-E Nor
Steamship Hansa Ger, Brickenstein Oelrichs
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Ship Amelia (Aus), Tichiaz, Cork Falmouth-sloco
Bark Nuovo Guisseppino dtaD Marchesc, Cork for
Bark Luigi Mantuori dtaD, Dcmairc, Belfast-sloco
Bark Jacob (Aus), Radvoni, Bclfast-slocovich b Co
Bark Christel GER. Bockelmann Bremen-H Koop
Bark Jerneas (Nor, Nelson, Dundalk-Tetens 4 Book
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bark Ucland tNor), Fakescn, Riga-Funch, Edge 4
Bark Anna Nor Gunderson, Elsnore for orders
Fqnch Edye Co, Co. NAN c,,o,o n.-, !.
Bark Samuele QtaD. Rallo Trieste:-J seager.
BARK Gemsbok, Bunker. Dunedin and welington-Ar.
mold, Hucs Il Co and Mailer, Lord Qucrcau.
Bark Lavnia, Dyer, Cardenas-Brctt, Son Il Co.
Bark X W Grifiths tBr), Drummond. Fernandina-J
Brig Robert Move, Abbott, Barbados-H Trowbridges
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Brig Catharinc Morris tBr,, Dunn, wndsor-D r De
Brig omer CBr), Rugglcs, st John, NIP Nevius 4
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Schr Sam Weller Br) Narwell, Salonica-G Bulley.
schr Franklin Baker, Indianoia--Tupper Bcattie
Schr Dyer. Rand 8oston-I staples a Co
steamer Relief, Wolcott, Hamilton tBer)-Coast Wreck
Steamer vineland. Bowen Baltimore
Steamer Bristol. Wallace. Philadeinhia.
steamer Anthracite, Grace Phiiadeiph,a
Steam canal boat Eureka, Buck, Bufalo-M NJ Caleb