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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29
Correspondence of the Kansas City Times.
Wichita.

take the privilege of contributing
to your paper unsolicited by any one
connected with your press, and hope
that you may honor my letter with
your attention, knowing that your pa
per has larger circulation than any
other through Kansas. offer my let
ter for publication in your columns as
it may benefit many drovers and cat
tie BUYERS from the east.
The wide prairies along the trail are
once more awakened to busy life by
the moving mass of cattle approaching
our western shipping point, Wichita.
There are now on the way to this place
for shipment about 100000 head,
which will reach here the last Of this
month. Several herds have arrived
and more coming in every day. The
cattle are all in fine condition. AL
though our spring is very backward
vegetation is advanced in growth and
improving daily. Wichita will be the
main point for shipping. as it has far
greater advantages to offer than any
other place on the trail. After the
herds cross the line of the state they
have good camping grounds all along
UP to the place OF Shipment. Every
six or eight miles, with ample ground
for grazing, furnished with an album
dance of wood and water, whereas the
branch trail, bearing farther west, 60
ing to Ellsworth, is deprived of these
advantages on account of the scarcity
of grass and but few camping grounds :
the streams have but little timber, and
the severe winter has kept back the
grass. so much so that there is hardly
any whatever; but, ut the same time.
with these disadvantages on this route,
our main and most grievous pest is the
poison pony, which at times takes of
from fifty to sixty head night. In
conclusion, we have but to say to the
drovers, come and see the advantages
Wichita has over those of points far
Their west. Thanking You for your
patience, close. X.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29
Spec;l Election Proclamation.

Nv virtue of the authority in me vested by Law,
and being ther~unto requested by the board OF
scigwick, and state ef Kansas. I, JAsa~s q. Hops.
mayor of said city, do hereby prcc.aisn that %
81 day Of June, lss3 . special election viii -
held In said city for the parp"se az voting upon
the proposition tn issue the bonds Of said city ~
the sum Of three Thousand dollars, to Ne due IN
Ave years from the date ther~of and Ia bear In .
tercst the rate of ten pr c~as per aaUusa, tbs
moneys arising ffom the sale of sid boads 10 b.
used Tor the purpose Of building - addition 10
the present school house In said city.
the LIST ward In said city ~ the eaAce 81 seesse
Levy, In the ~ ward nj the of1ce % ~ ~ Nc
Lees, In the nj wsvd ai the once 81 TUCKER .
Fisher, and in the 9Th ward 81 the houss ef u. >.
Munger
The following persons are designated - judges
and clerks of said election:
LIST Ward-Judees, 4. v Gilb~rt, VIM Grvt6-
enstein and Z. Mills, clerks James Mccall
~ ward-Jads.s. Z .. Garrison. GeesS: S.s-
81 Wsrd-Iusirrs, ,. N Martin. n " Visses
and l.. =. Cotton, CLERKS, . Wright and
ssh Wsrd-Juisrs, W A. Thomas, ID. = Nun.
ger and u }. Cook CLERKS. Pred. A ~ wers and
W. scott
Said Judge. and clerks shall eendact said si~c-
ton according Ia law. and make the retarws
thereof to the said board Of education. - provided
by law.
Those voting In favor Of the boads will have
written or printed their ballots ''for The
school house bonds, " sad those voting Against The
bonds will have written OF printed ON thsis bal
lots Against the school house boa.is. -
The polls shall he opencd ct o. clock . IN snl
closed at o clock p. m Of SAID day.
Given under my hand thu. s1th day Of Nay.
lisa. JAMES q nofE, Mayor
Attest: }. y. NSssIr. City Ciert IN
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29
Correspondence Of ts- kAsLE
THE WIRE WORM.

EpIToR EAGLE: | discover in this
prairie soil species OF wire worm
which proves very destructive to Young
onions grown from the seed. They al
tack the Young plan; immediately after
ii makes its appearance above ground.
eating it OF. below the surface Their
presence can be detected BY the onion
tops whiting. Last year | planted a
pound of seed. and these little pests
DESTROYED the entire patch. This year
they have commenced their depreda-
,ions again. vet not so bad as last.
Can any Of your readers glvea remedy /.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29

The Arkansas City 7rareler has
news from the plains to the southwest
of there that the Cheyennes are deter
mined not to let the surveys go in that
country. Two companies Of soldiers
are patrolling tile Medicine Lodge val
ley with view to prevent disturb
aOres
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29

Only two members Of Lincoln's ia
nous war cabinet now remain among
the Iiving-Gideon Welles and Mont
gomery Blair. Secretary of War Stan
ton. Attorney General Bates. Postmas-
ter General Caleb Smith, Secretary of
State Seward and Secretary of the
Treasury Chase have passed away in
the order in which their names are
here printed.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29
WIND.

Next to the delicate elixir Of Kan
sas zephyr, pure aud simple, the coolest
and most refreshing thing we've struck
Is the "open letter" Of Sid Clarke, on
the .'impending contest between the
monopolists and the people," peculiar
~ and appropriately addressed to
WinA
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29
Blenders.

just as we GO to press We learn that
one of the Bender family was arrested
in Dubuque, Iowa. No particulars. A
later dispatch says all four of the Ben
dcrs have been arrested at Hillsboro,
1l,iunis
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29

Miss Lille b. Cox. Of Wichita has
voluntarily commenced thorough
canvas Of that place for the ErGHgei.
Already eight subscribers testify 10 her
success. We are glad to have such s
faiihfni agent for our paper at Wichita
Nav God lle.. her and the chHrfh
= s.,-.. saf .f,r JT0isarf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29
Notice.

Issf pyefrf,
wtsHtrs. Kansas, April IL. f-.s-
IS order of the bon9r.is carnnsisslssss o. The
y.s~rsi Land once dated Apfti 8. iss, In TIE
contested rs.s Of John lei! ssstnst jobs Ho~s
Tor sr.sfslssi r-ass ssiss Ne isss. .ss~d Sss'
nary 4. i-st ui-sn the northeast quarter 81 So
ton - ts~Bship . .ssssfs. rsaSs sssf. IN
->.sxuist e1,a1ff. kss~.s, sth ster ,o sss
Cancellation OF said entry. th< szfd parties are
hsrebs summoned ., sFssaf Of us "hfs - -
9Th dag u jan. fesz. ~ y o. clock ~ 10 re-
s,ysud .n1 fssrnish s~siiuosy cssasfrhinr sssd
entry StNhss7s e~tlN
& KEftfIff, Esesissf s6
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29

The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad are now CARRYING oil govern
ment freight to the western poste.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29
$50. 600 Sweet Potato Plants for SaA

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29

BY last evenings mail we learn that
the late storms extended throughout
the northwest.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29

A military post is TO be established
ut the cud Of the A.. I. 4 :. F. road.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29
Notice.
Notice..

O. = LAND Dvytfns
WICHITA ksssas, NAY -. ia
Complaint having been entered 81 this Once ~
William woodruff .ssla.f John -esnsss"" 10.
mb.ndonioy hi. Usage aiisg M 1850. dated
November =, iT1. upon tho .oofheass q"sssf
OF section ~ s~n.bip - sootb. rsnre S.'.
in s>drwirt county. kaszs<, With view 10 fhs
cancels Of .sid Hi,Dx. the said parties ere
b.r.t,y snnno.sssi ,o apps ri this ossss m the
ssh ds, 81 Jnss. is73. 81 ~ "'eio~s '.
respond and furnish tsstisnasay rose~rssns SID
= JENKINS. Register
a RrptirfD Receiver 7-M
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Road Eo:;oa.

Sasl>s 10 beress risss sssi p~s'fiss . .; - pc.
.~rt~d 70 the s-ssrd 81 rs,nss 81 s~dSvt<h
es,aafy 81 81 th~is meeting 90 6ss IA 3sf Sf
Iua~ liza ssstsx Nat rad - ssssaffsssa -
shs k.llo~ tss points. ts-sb bsgisnisg 81 ~
~ssf /. nj .sf te hridys The Aftsssss river
near III Fs.o zs.a rzssiss frsn usss<< ssrsfs 10
IN. .Sssh Eir~ II -edsstet e<rssfs - ths ssf.s~
ltns ons ysis ~ess ~ the eel iss ~ 100 nsssr -.
80. 80. al a o.. ssh ysisslpsi u~ssfass sed
o. he nrsf strss miles " ~ rssa srs e<e>tssssa
,st.r.<ssr.i.l. Ga the ssesise lies 10 fsrtssr
ssk.1 fssf sass rssed - k<sssd - ssf $50 nss
a. p,.rftest,ss see; IL The ats<asss fsses- sh
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29
Notice.

u. ! Issb OvyiCR.
WICHITA ksssAs. April ~, Isss J
By order Of honorsb sesnIais s,sesr vi the g~n-
erai land Office, dated April T. ins, In the con-
tsst~d ease Of j X, Crsbb against fhnmz. l'fvs-
ley Tor fraudulent Usage entry ~" is>e, dated
Jan T. 1-.5, upon the southwest quarter "f ssssbps
-, township - south. range . es.t. IN sedxwise
county, Kansas, with = view Ia the cancel
Isiion Of said entry. the said PARTIES arr here
by summoned 10 appear at this ohho~ eo the ~h
dny Of June, 1ss3, NJ 10 eetock . te re-
spsad and furnish testimony concerning said
entry. = Jk>kINs, Register
L REDFIEIp, Receiver set
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FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING.
FURNITURE STORE


VICTOR CIGAR STORE
oypssaf< ~ Esgis sisef.
wEsAss 70 call he attention Of tas >stsxsrs II
wscasssx an. siriaifs.a hsr cd frSssrss % To-
y<ka sud tysT,sTsa are gss fziA{ welcomed " BIZ
-. ~. rz,..s essrs sz<<t q rfTsrs sasi tsssssoos
ssh ne eas4eess ssssek Of ssafsr.isssry zee esfy
a<arsss at-s esosre frzsi. ~sst tssxSaS; rs-erss
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-29
Notice..

u. - LAND OFtItk.
Wichita, Kansas. April ID. Is55
BY order Of honorable commissioner IL the gen
erai land Office dated April 4, isss. IN The ccn.
tsstesI case OF William Caldwell against Daniel
Jones for fraudulent tsage entry No. ltks'. dated
january g. is.2, upon the southeast quar-
ter of SECTION -. township ~ south rsnK~ east.
Ina sedgwick county Kansas, with view TO the
cancellation Of said entry the said parties sss
hereby summoned 10 appear 1T this ONCE ON The
9TH day oi June, 1873, At . O'Clock = m u ~ !.
spond and furnish testimony concerning sstd
allie grd fraudulent entry.
VS. JENKINS. Register.
J. c REpFIELD, Receiver a-W
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Capt Jack has rctrcated 10 the North
Pitt river country, SO Yesterdays dis
patches say.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Ex-Governor Hoffman, of New York, sails
on Wednesday for a two years. voyage.
The New York bank statement shows
gain of nearly one million In reserves.
Geo. S. Fisher, hailing from Augusta,
Ca, is a prominent applicant ior the Japan
misslon.i
The counsel for the Erie Road express
confidence in recovering s3,6OO,0OO from
Vanderbilt.
Two State governments are proposed for
Arkansas, to compel Congress to take some
action.
The latest advices from the Modt Tar
are that the Federals were waiting transp, y
ton for their howitZers. Meanwhile Capt
Jacks forces were Increasing.
John F. Pawson & Co., of London. deale,s
in Manchester goods, have failed. Their lla-
bllitles are reported 10 De nltepn millions. IL
is reported that other failures will follow.
The ex-Emperor Napoleon ls suffering
from stone in the bladder. The latest bulletins
announce bis unchanged condition, but hls
physicians are unapprehenslve of serious re-
suits.
The Selma, Rome and Dalton Road, one
of the most important links In the great
Southern mail and passenger route, which
was badly damaged By the late floods, Is now
repaired, and trains have resumed their
schedule. .o
FIVE convicts-three women and two
men-attempted to escape from Wards
Island. New York, yesterday afternoon In q
ANAL boat, which was capsized by the Ice.
Two of the women were drowned; the rest OF
the party were rescued and carried oack te
| the island,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06
CRIMES IND CASUALTIES.

LONDON. January4.
The Isabella Hartley, from New York for
Antwerp, cotton laden, was abandoned at
sea. Most of her crew were saved.
CINCINNATI, January 4.
The rivers above emptying into the Ohio
are flooding 1t, and the people here are
moving their goods from low places In antlcl-
patton of q food.
CLEVELAND, January A.
Yesterday afternoons train was thrown
from The track by broken rail- near New
Castle. Two coaches were burned and twenty
persons hurt-two seriously.
NEW ORLEANS, January 8.
Five stores on Magazine street, known as
Anrlch's Row, were burned last night. Less
SIS, 900, Insurance 900 in home companies.
Mauler, bacon merchant, aged fifty years,
shot himself dead this morning in city rail-
road car. The reported cause is pecuniary
loss. he leaves wife and three children.
D. Jones, jeweller, No. 279 BaroDne street,
was chlorotormed and robbed of $4,000 In
jewelry and money last night.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06
STEAM AND STUPIDITY.
Awful Explosion at Charlotte, N. c.
Six Persons Terribly Scalded.

Awfal Explosion at Charlotte, N. c.
six Persons Terribly Scalded.
From the Charlotte Observer of the 1st ln-
stant, we take the following particulars con
cernlug the recent horrible accident in that
city:
Yesterday afternoon an accident, the very
contemplation of which i5 slckening In the
extreme, occurred In this city about half-past
two o'clock, occasiened by the bursting OF a
boiler. The scene OF the accident was the
Spoke and Handle Factory, and the particu-
lars are as follows: The steam had gone
down and the machinery had been stopped
until more steam could be made, the ecce'l-
sufficient steam had been made In the boiler
to start the machinery again, the engineer
turned the whole of 1t on, the eccentric still
on centre, he neglectlDg to prize 1t of until
after he had turned the steam on. Failing to
move the engine, he then resorted to lever
to move the eccentric, and was in the act OF
doing this when the explosion occurred, the
water fiylng out the front part Of the boiler,
and completely immersing all those In the VI
cinity. The following are the names OF the
persons scalded: Eddy Lewis, white, aged
about seven years, seriously; :. G. Lee and
Lee Rudsill, both white, seriously; Frank
Thompson, colored, seriously; Jake Myers,
the engineer, slightly, end celored man, not
au employee of the factory, whose name is
unknown.
Every exert,on was used for the relief OF
the victims. though little hope is entertained
of the life of more than one or Two of them.
They present truly horrible appearance, the
skin and flesh being entirely torn of portions
OF their bodies. The screams and shrieks OF
the scalded persons are descnt ed as truly
heartrending, and frantic efforts to escape
were made by them. One of them, who had
the skin and finger nails torn entirely off, ran
a distance of perhaps twenty-five yards into
an adjoining room and jumped through q
window glass to the ground, a fall Of about
ten feet. What with the fragments OF brick
and timber srewed around, the groaus of the
wounded apds their ghastly appearance, the
scens was absolutely indescribabls.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06

p DISTRICT TAX XNOTICE.-OFHOE
OF COUNTY TREASURER, FIRE-PReooF BUILD
ING. CHARLESTON, 8. G., DECEMBER 18TH
ls72-In compliance with instructions from the
County Treasurer Of Oharleston County, the un-
dersigned will be at the above named once from
the FIRST TO TIE FIFTEENTH OF JANUARY, ls7s, In.
elusive, to COLLECT THE STATE AHD H1GH-
WAY TAXES OF 1879 for the Fifth Tax DISTRICT,
according to tho rates Of levy as already notified
BY the County Treasurer. 8. d. RUSSELL,
Deputy Tax Collector for the Fifth :
jane.mthf3s Tax District.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06
JOITINGS ABOUT THE STATE.

The sidewalks OF the streets In Orangeburg
are In want of repair.
Several cases Of smallpox are reported IN
Anderson County.
Dukes Hotel 10 Orangeburg ls open to
the public.
Vile, died suddenly of apoplexy Oh the 3lst
ultimo.
burg to-day.
The board of directors of the National
Bank of Chester, South Carolina, have de-
clared dividend Of six per cent.
Professor W. d. Rowland, the horse.
trainer, will give free exhibition of bis skill
at Aiken on the 18th Instant.
The people of Georgetown regret TO part
with the Rev. w. Z. Power, who mas Deen
called TO Marion.
The county treasurer of Beaufort is au.
thorized to receive jury and witness tickets
During the absence of the trial justice
from Button crime is said to have become
rampant. -,
meet at the Courthouse at Beaufort on the
l3Gh to prepare the jury list tor 1873.
Beaufort complains oil 1.-THE same old sand
bopn from the Courthouse to the city limits
and wants the road shelled.
Rev. J. B. Foster, pastor of Presbyterian
Church near Cincinnati, is now at Due West
on visit TO some relatives IN hopes of i'm
proving his health:
The Port Royal train now connects with
the evening train from Savannah, causing q
change In It's schedule and greater conve.
nience to travellers.
The Winnsboro' Concert Club sent fifty
dollars, the net proceeds of the retreShmenl
tables, 10 the Palmetto Orphan Home ir
Mr.. M. 8. Miller publishes a card In the
| Wippsboro' News in which he declares hla In
| tentIon to appear in court and substantiate
| the charge OF bribery In the senatorial cleo
tlon. o,.., a.
-On the morning of December 2lst] In
body of Alfred Hampton was found on Far
| num,s place, near Orangeburg County,. In
verdict OF the coroner's Inquest was "Deal
from heart disease, aggravated oy pa
whIskey and exposure to inclement weather.
An individual named Hanckman, q watch
maker, hailing from Charleston, opened
store, about month ago, on Bay street,
Georgetown. He took very abrupt leave
the Georgetown folks few days ago, 1ergel
ting 10 settle any of his bi ls, but remember
Ing to pocket all the jewelry which mad pee
left with him for repairs.
On Monday last, Mr.. A. Race and Mr.
R. Roscoe, accomplished the hazardous lea
OF crossing the Peedee on foot, the river oe
ing frozen They left the Chesterfield bank. g
: Cheraw, and, after much difficulty, succeede
in reaching the Marlboro bank. The feat ha
been accomplished but once before-slxtee
years ago.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06
TON, MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 6, 1873.

to which we reply that though Dickens's works
are sllll by far the most popular of the age, we
have never met single man of high Guilt
walton who regarded Dickens In the light of
an artist at all, or looked upon his books as
greatly worth the attention of persons capable
OF appreciating better things. Ali he does is
to enable every one to have, when 30 dis
posed, "a jolly good laugh at people and
things in general"
This will sound like horrible profanity In
many ears. The writer OF the review In this
mornings paper is presumed to be the Hon.
VIM. B. Reed, of Pennsylvania, our former
minister to China, who is now conneCted
with the New York press. He is quite as ar
dent an admirer of Thackeray as Mr.. Forster is
of Dickens. NYM.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06
THE LOUISIANA STRUGGLE.

Ths conservatives still Preserve their
Organization and Appeal 10 Com
Hress.
The Conservative Legislature is expected
to reassemble on Monday. General Emery's
troops still hold Mechanics Institute. The
citigeRs' committee Of two hundred have
adopted the following address sad resou-
tion: -
This committee, deeply impressed with the
D Importance OF discreet and harmonious &C
tion on the part OF our people In the present
critical condition Of our affairs, venture to
views, in fulhlment Of the mission confded TO
us BY the people. We have laid before the
President or the United States an impartial
and truthful history OF extraordinary events,
which have recently transpired within tie
State of Louisiana, resulting in the overthrow
, of the government elected by the people, and
in temporarily Installing In the offices Of the
SState men not In any manner elected thereto.
The President, while maintaining the pro-
prfety OF the course which he has pursued In
purely executive capacity, has not proiessed
to consider his action as finally decisive OF the
vital questions at Issue In the politics of the
State out has remtted US to Congress, as the
proper tribunal to Investigate the facts, with
more minuteness than the means within ex-
ecutiye control afford him the opportunity OF
doing, and to render such relief as the nature
OF the case may seem to require. We have
the assurance OF both the President and the
Attorney-General that such an Investigation
by Congress will meet with no opposition from
The administration, and that they will readily
cooperate in afording such appropriate re-
lief as Congress may see flt TO recommend.
We confidently anticipate that Congress will
promptly appoint committee to investigate,
fairly and impartially, the facts OF the case,
and in view OF the gross and pafpable wrongs
which have been committed, we cannot
doubt that such committee must ad-
NIT and report to Congress the necessity
of prompt and complete relief. We do not
allow ourselves TO despair OF such relie! al
the hands OF Congress because the Repnbll-
can party has large majority n that bedy.
There do arise In the political history OF free
governments conspicuous emergencies in
which duty to the commonwealth rises supe-
rIr r to party ties, and the imperative demands
for iustice overwhelm all personal or partisan
considerations. We are impressed with the
baljef that the universal public sentiment o.
fhe neople of the United States will point to
the present crisis of Louisiana as constituting
snch an emergency, and we are disposed tc
encourage In our people spirit OF trust anc
CONFIDENCE In the virtue and justice OF The
NatioDal GUnd-nment, which Will De tnel
best safeguard g-inst rash and desperate
conduct. II that trust should prove to be mis-
placed, and the monstrous usurPaaon WHICH
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06

nBDISTRICT TAX NOTICE.-OFEICE
OF ooUATY TREASURER, FIRE.PRooF BUILD
ING, CHARLESTON, 8. O., DECEMBER %, 1s71.
In compliance with instructions rom the County
Treasurer OF Charleston County, the underslgned
Will be at the above named once from the arss
10 the fifteenth OF January, 1873 inclusive TO COL
lecs the State County and highway TAXES Of ls72
for the Seventh Tax District, according TO the
rates Of levy as already notified by the County
Treasurer. W. d. w. anAA'
Deputy Tax Collector,
,ana.an For the Seventh Tax District.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06
tane.mMf3

@ NOTICE.-THE BRITISH BARK
GEoRGIANA, JOHN W. MANN, Master, from Lv-
erpool, is THIS DAY, Ath Instant entered under
the Three (s Day Act, and viii commence dis.
charging, under General Order, ct South Atlantic
Wharf, on HuRspAY, the 9th instant. ..r'
AL persons are hereby cautioned against naf-
boring or trusting any Of the crew OF tho above.
named vessel. as no debts Of their contracting
will be paid b. the Master or
HENRY GARD,
jano.s Agent.