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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-14
A Baby as an Express Parcel.

People who are fond Of the practical
theory OF the advent OF babies which
makes them angels, escaped through the
gate left ajar by a compassionate saint,
will be Mortified to hear the modern pre-
siac process Of obtaining babies by exp
ress. But it is a fact. A lady in this
city, desiring a house, flower Of this sort,
and having a fancy Tor the daughters of
the sunny South, sent description Of the
kind OF a child she wanted 10 a founding
hospital in New Orleans. A day or two
ago she received reply that a child suit.
Ing her description had bten found among
the babies in the hospital, and that it was
on its way to Cincinnati. Imagine her
sensation yesterday morning when the
messenger Of the Adams E1press rang toe
bell and announced package for Mrs.
- at the same time presenting lit.
tie human fairy, little girl OF lender
years, with an express label tied to one
little arm. The package was duly re.
ceipted for and gladly welcomed. Ctsnein-
nGti GG:etis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-14
Why Some People arc Poor.

From the Milwaukee Globe.
Silver spoons are used to scrape ket.
ties.
Coffee, tea, and spices are left to stand
open and lose their strength.
Potatoes in the cellar grow and sprouts
are not removed until the potatoes be.
come worthless.
Brooms are never hung upand are soou
spoiled.
Nice handled knives are thrown into
hot water.
The flour is siited in a waistful manner,
and the bread pan is left with the dough
sticking TO II.
Clothes are left on the line to whip 10
pieces in the wind.
Tubs and barrels are left in the sun 10
dry and fall apart.
Dried fruits are not taken care OF in
season and become wOrmy.
Rags, string and paper are thrown into
the FIRE.
Pork spoils for want Of salt and beef
because the brine wants scalding.
Bits Of meat, vegetables, bread and cold
buildings are thrown away when they
might be warmed, steamed and served as
good az new.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-14
A Test OF affection.

From the Imerle tlreland) Times.
Acertain young lady possessing more
than ordinary accomplishments for her
class Of life-being the daughter Of poor
but resi- ectable parents-oh the death OF
a wealthy relative, recently, became emit.
tied to $4,000. When the glad tidings
reached the ears Of her neighbors many
warm admirers Aocked around the hith.
erto neglected beauty, and there was no
end 10 the oyertures Of love. Previous
to the turn Of fortunes wheel n young
man OF humble pretensions had been the
young lady's only sutton, but the knowl-
edge OF her wealth at once placed for.
midable barrier in his way, and he con.
tented himself with being silent wor-
shipper at distance. Matters ultimately
came to a crisis, and, in order to test the
affection OF her devotees, the young lady
caused report TO be circulated that her
supposed fortune was in reality only n
sham, the mistake having occurred
through similarity Of name. The in.
telligence had the effect Of causing the
visits Of the lovers to become less fire..
quent, and finally cease altogether. The
humble youth rejoiced at the change, and
at once took the opportunity to console
the mistress Of his heart, who, TO the sur.
prise Of all, rewarded his sincerity with
her hand, and made him sole master Of
IS 600
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-14
AacOnscientious Railroad Con.

When President Hayes was about to
leave Washington for his Western trip,
the officers OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad rendered him the use Of one Of
their palace cars. This car was transfer.
red from one road to another, as necessa.
~, until it reached Fremont, the Conduc.
tors on the several roads hitching 1t to
their several trains and carrying 1t along,
without collecting 1are from It's distin.
guished occupants, Among It's occupants
were an Agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, Mr.. Coontz, and a
colored porter.
On Saturday Mr.. Koontz started back
with his car, the conductor Of regular
train on the Lake Shore Railroad hitch
ing 1t TO his train. Soon after starting
from Fremont said conductor came
through the car and demanded fare Of
Mr., KoontE.
swell, sir" said the gentleman, Al am
the agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio road
In charge Of this car"
"Can't help that" said Mr.. Conductor.
II was instructed to take the car through
10 the junction with your road, but Moth
ing was said about passengers or agents,"
"But can't you exercise common.sense
dIscretion?" said the agent,
Conductors are allowed no discretion,
common sense, or any other kind. "I'll
take your fare, sir"
"Here is Major Crump, Of President
Hayes household, who were rendered the
privileges of your road; do you want his
fare alsoP
"YeS, sir; conductors are no respecters
Of persons"
"Well, sir" said the gentlemanly agent
OF the b. and o, putting on all the dlgni.
y Of q railroad king, "make out and sign
q receipt for three fares, and will pay it
under protest"
"Who is the third partly" queried the
conductor.
"de 10 the colored porter in the rear"
replied Mr.. Koontz.
u will not charge for him. he belongs
TO the car"
HE is no more an attAche Of the car
than | am. You take pay for all or none;
or you can drop the car and all aboard, ii
you choose"
The conscientious conductor said no
more, but recipted for three fares.
OF course the Lake Shore will refund
to the B. and o., and compliment their
employe for obeying orders instead Of
using the discretion Of man OF brains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-14

FROM tue virginia chronicle.
Last night the wife of justice Moses was
aroused from sound sleep by a stern
voice: "Are you ready for trial, say?'
"Hush-don't make a noise or else you'll
wake the baby" she replied, endeavoring
to soothe him. "Don't talk back to this
Court" he voCiierated: "lf you've got any
witnesses, bring 'em on, but let your law.
yer do the talking" "Why, Tom, how
you take on! What is the matter" az
send you up for sixty days-thats what's
the matter. here, Enders, take her away.
Now I'm ready for that petty larceny
case-bring up the prisoner" and jump.
ing out OF bed be started towards the next
room to summon jury, but fell over
rocking chair, barked his shins, woke up,
and asked his wife what the devil was
the matter, anyhow.
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What one Honest and Cnpable
Nan can do.
From the Graphic.

~
The Bureau OF Engraving and Printing
is going to be the banner bureau in econ.
omy and retrenchment. Last Winter
Congress appropriated 100000 for is
support, being 40 unusually small
amount. 1t has been customary ever
since the Establishment OF the bureau 70
expend the entire appropriation and ask
for $4,000 or 100000 deficiency each
year In the current year, under the
management Of MCPHERSON, the chief
Irish, his assistant, less than one.hali tho
appropriation will be expended. The
monthly apportionment OF the appropri.
alton allows the bureau SOC, SIS each
month. During August only sl5,7S4 was
spent, and tina. will Be about the monthly
average during the year. Secretary Shef.
man expects to have surplus OF $500 900
from this bureau at the end Of the year,
instead Of needing deficiency, as has al.
ways been the case heretofore.
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IEAo' err prcts-IATgest COMPANY IN ApssS-
ica-stlple aTticle-PloaSes every body-rud0 con.
tiuually inereAsing-AEenn WInted ever where
best inducemeniS-dOn't waste time-esnd for Cir
eular 10 R0HERr WELLS, Pms Of The oTiEinaI
American Tea Co., % VtSey ST., N. Y, p. o. Box
Use Iepl-dAwS
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BEWARE or 1aI,TATIoYs.

The genuine DE-. c. M?LAEE's
LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated.
Every box hes 4 red wax seal on
the lid, with tic impression Dr..
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
Pills bea7 the signatures OF c.
McLANE and FLEMING EEos. catlc
wrappers.
Ra5" Insist CA your drugGi.t or
storekeepei giving you the genuine
DR.. c. Mc::.ANEs LwEG Plus, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storckeepcrs generally.
To those wishing TO give DE-. c. Mcf.Awr's
LIVER PILLS trial. we will mail Dos; paid to any
part Of the United States. one box Of Pins iar
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh Pa.
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FINANCIAL.
Capital,
..t26o,o0o


This Bank Is organized and prepared 10 transact
the business Of banking In all rs details.
tSucceeds the Fist National Bank Of Wheeling,
Is owned by the same shareholders and Is under the
same management.
By carefully regarding the interests Of liz Cor
respondents and DePositors, and BY prompt and
athiul execution Of their WiIhes 1t hopes to merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and, Bills discounted.
Collection made on ali points throughout the
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject 10 check at sight 10
eeiyed from Banks, Bankers, Fhms, Corporations
and individuals.
or At Hxed dates.
Interest allowed on Special Depodts.
DIRECTORS:
John K. Botliord, WIN. B. Simpson,
Jacob 8. Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner,
VIM. A. lSctt, John L. Hobbs,
A. n. Adams, 0, C, Dewey,
Henry NJ. Harper, my2i-lAg
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ToRTY YEARs BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
DIR. C. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR Tuz CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

c,,.,,,..,,, n...l r..
S 2y'nPsT!sS OF : D!seascu LIVER
JAiN ~ tue llsnt s1ue' unuer the
l. L.; Suseol .nc np ~: increases on Pres
saic, s .y inc pam Is IN inc LETT
sIut ~ inc Pa!ient Is Iately aDte 10 lie
o.l 'Ilc Iclt sIGc' So'hs.llneS tEe pam
\; + i Saa unaCf INC sho9laeF. . ana
!, ~, 'T'!~yIi'ty eAIS."s 10 INC Top OF
,.'e s.'9uIaCF' anu Is sometimes MIS-
. s.."S't ~. i itSIL aI IN INC ann:
4ne s,o''i,.ea y I',celcu WIN loss OF
s.t,e..i I anu s'. ma! 'HG DOVES IN
b...S.~t 4,G Tos,''y' SoIng'!Incs a!ter,
-, =, t' Nv, ~. t'' se t!e,1! y L'ou1lgI
c ,s so,,s",;o, ~ .io T h,. uulI'
Tbcrc ;s g"ncrs;;,, co 'r P ios.
ofmrn,oTv occor,taniSJ with , 80 u.s.
nj srnsation NJ HAVING IsN mrG I'r
sometbinr which onobts 10 oh have vrT Loon
done, a sIi%Et dry9 couch y, is { co Ug.4
times an ntfsn},a1t H. n.t;ont
COMPLAINS ofwrarincss and dtbiIitv.
6c i cos;I, e,,r,IHJ he c.ot ~ ~
or burning, and h. I connIsins NJ =
rr;ctIv scS..,;o, ~ tha sIin -.
tnir;te aTc low. and aItbo"r% l.. lie i
satisfied that exercise would be hc T >.
fc;ol ~ him wv ho con So1roaS,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-14

ns- Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping Can
from stGunenyille and Coluuhus through d iihoII
shdSge 70 Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and
ST. Louis, and from Columbus to Chicago,
The pleasure seeker or those seeking RoBsI In
ne We'd, should call on or address the UNDERLINED
Tor through time tables, maps, land circular and
further Information. W, L, O'BRIEN.
Genl passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 2l9 HRh
tIeett C0IumbuS, Ohio. mYl5
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AAAAAAAA
By nal, IN adtGnes, PoIts0e PTPatd
M, ,rar......, 50 siI montha. :.....N @
In rlutS Of FiVe"....'.. '...'.''''''''tl y eAen'
Ia Cubs u Tet... " eAeh.
IA clubs Of TWenty......'.' y eaeh'
AID an IKtn copy 10 PerHon getting up Club.
EFThe stove pFiot are invSriAble. Remit a
,gr ~, in Drafts OF FostotiCe Money 0rdsTI, and
ys.re neither Of there can he procured, hend the
r,spgy ia 4 Kc,litCFvd Letter. 49,,
fuy fSTElLIuENCER will present daily the
rev, In al departments, from all quATttn o.
lie world, u we'll ~ 4 complete record Of local
mi WEEKLY 10 printed on THURSDAY, and can
ls had al the counter, 10 paid envelopes, rIAdy
for mailing. ~ Sead copy 10 GbIeRi JfteRdI
gTI T,Ldiiyst Wilh AS,fI from A0HGl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desiring to have the
DAILY lXTELLiGKECER left regularly at their
rc,iIrnr,s In the city and suburbs, can be
.sfyFd BY leaving their address at Counting
Room. or by drop letter through the poslOiice.
IN CDNTElBUTORS.-NO attention Will b paid
10 Anonymous communications; every article
must be accompanied by the writer's real name
and address
Bgifa,ii LIiisrI for " should b ai,ifsIipf "FTts
4, Iifwpl,gp and IbouId In No edJe b. dddFsIIsd 70
~ IN hiirtiaai member Of he firm BY RdAt.
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TlIME TABLE WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE
L <: ". co. In effect on and AitGr Friday, May
The Seaside library.

l. Eat Lynne, by MIA. Henry Wood Double
John HiiiiSx Gent ~ Mis-; TnccS &c
:, Jane Eyre, By Charlotte BrontO (Dou. No l2oc.
!. A Womnn-HHter, Cas-. Reade'S new noyel.2
The blaek-IndleS Jules Verne'I lAtest-......l0c.
Last Day. Of POmpeli, BY BulHeT- iOc.
!, Adam Rede, By George Eliot. Double No. )20c.
s. he Arundel Motto, By Mary Cecil H,y-.'lcc.
10. The Woman In White, By WIIEie Collins. zoe,
II. The MIL on the Floss, By George Eliot..2 zoe,
u, The American Senator, BY Troll pe........2Oc
H. A Princess Of Thule, By VIM BlAck,...,,,.,,20c
i. The Dead Secret, By Wrkie CoIIls.........iOc.
IS. Romola, BY George Eliot. double No.l zoe.
10, Tho EnSliih at the North Pole and Fled
Of leo. In one book. BY Jules Verne. I0c.
y. Hidden Perils, By Mary Cecil HAy....... lOc
Is, BlrhArls History, By Amelia D. EdWards 2Oc.
y. 4 Terrible Temptation, BY Charles Reade-IOc.
g. Cd Curiosity lhop,. By Charles Dlekens...2oc.
q Man and vic, By wilEio Collins. .........20e.
q. Never Too Late 70 Mend. By {. Reade .20S
y. Lady Adelaide's Oath, By ArI. Il. Wood..lOc,
%. Auron Floyd, By Mis- n. E. Braddou 10.
g. Victor and V1nguiahed, By M. c. Hay......lOc.
-. A Daughter Of Heath, By WIllIam Black, iOe.
%. NoTls Love Test, BY Mary Cecil Hay,,.,,,.i6c.
70. Her Dearest Fec, By Mrs Alexander zoe.
81. Love Me Little. Love Ne Long, By @, ReadoIOe
" The Queen Of Hearts, By Willie Colina... IOe.
- handy Andy, By samuel L0ver...............20e.
~ y sim6leton By ChHl, Relde. t.ingle No LOO
y. Felix Holt, the Radical, By George ElIot..20c.
q. The Wooing OF, By Mn Ale1lSder.... .2Oc.
y. The Mystery By Nm Henry wood-.........lOe.
". Heritage Of Langdale, BY Mrs. Alexander lOc
". Antonina By WilEie Collins. Double No. voc.
20. The Heir TO Ashley, By Ma Henry Wood ..I0c,
For alle By all B06kiellen and NeESdealefs, or
'' postage S is5ia 4 MTSko' % F RSs q
20. Box SsS7. aa?S-dIT
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RRo0Ms-SQO DOZEN FANCY, VA.
- RI0us sizes IlIt received and for nIe By
III. REILLY, 1909 and ISL Main St.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


~ mad, IA adtuNes, poGiOGs PfFOid
loci, ,rst,........-SS COL Three monthG .....t2 %
n, a 5n,hs-...... e. 90 One m6nth............ u
delivered BY Carriers In City l6c per week.
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AAit. ITFRiaa

SIsUbslrtRs Observation-Disclosures Bellaire At
so p. m; Bridgeport at ass and arrives at Steu-
beuTille at 6:l6 p. m.
leaves steubenVills at 7:IS a. M; arrives at
Bridgeport at 6:65 a. nj.
Special accommodation trains leave BelIaIre At
Q 80 =. m. and l2:l5 p. m; Bridgeport al g46 a. NJ
and Loo p. M arrive at MaItin's Fery 966 a, 70,
and l:lO p. IN. Returning leave Martins FeTyat
ll26 4. m. and $40 p. m; BRIDGEPORT Hiss !. m.
and $40 p. MI arrive At BelaIrS at lI6O =. m. add
3SS p, nj.
Tickets to all principal points In the East and
West can be procured At the Union Ticket Once,
NcLure House, and at the station at Bridgeport.
Y. X. MYERs,
my20 General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
Itake pleasure in informing my custo,
men, and the public In general, that my
FALL & WINTER STOCK

Is now in store, with the addition every
week Of such novelties as may be brought
out
Gentlemen will End in my establishment
everything that is new, stylish or desirable
in material, both OF Home and Foreign
make, and at prices to suit the times.
Twill make up to measure heavy weight
Atwood Suits from $50 90 upwards, which
in cut, workmanship and trimmings shall
not be excelled.
From my long experience in the business,
doing my own cutting, selling my own
gOOds and buying exclusively for cash, my
expen es are at the lowest point, and can
and do sell at the lowest figure.
lam closing out my entire stock OF FUR.
NlSHING GOODS ut and below cost, to
discontinue that branch of business.
Fl. IINGEN.
au2l
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NLEVEI.AND 4 PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
" CORDBNSRD TINE CAAD,
@4GR
On and altar May 3oth, 1871, Tratns viii run
datly (S1tePt sanday) a ioElOWS, vt1;
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TRANSPORTATION.

No, steps At all Stations between WheellpV md
TSSSSmesiIand No y stops at all sIationI between
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-19
"THERE'S MILLIONS IT IT y

Readers OF The HERALD have been already fully in
formed concerning the ST., 900, 600 deposited in tho
Bank OF England during tho first decade Of this
fury by the six members of he sheppard family, and
which now lies ready for delivery to their lawful heirs.
Mr.. George W. Northedge, Of Brooklyn who claims
to be descendant oil Elizabeth, OF the members
has discovered thirty claimants OF the money
Iu response to call Tor meeting Of these last night
abou. persons assembled in the rooms OF law Arm
at No. 6s Court street. Brooklyn II stated that
nothing could be done toward getting mold Of the cash
until all the heirs should be found and that 1t was
therefore necessary TO mako every effort TO lind them.
A good deal OF informal discussion INDUCED in,
each one explaining his connection with the family
One gentlemen present, however, simply claimed 10
DO sort OF Sheppard at large He did not know ex-
acy what relation he bore 10 the depositors OF The
s2 600 G0o but perfectly willing accept por-
ton OF the amount The only result of the meeting
tho appointment Of Mr. Northedge a committee
ahead and discover all the Shcphards who
may wish 10 put in thor claims.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-19
FISH AND GAME.
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE NEW YORK STATE
AssoCIATIoN-LAwS REcoMMENDED-oFFI-
GER ELECTED.

ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE NEW YORK STATE
AssocIATIoN-LAws REcoMMENDED-oFFI-
GER ELECTED.
SYRACUSE \. y. Juno Is, 1877.
The annual Convention OF the New York State Asso-
citation the Protection OF Fish and Game was held
here this evening One hundred and twenty delegates
were present. President Greene Smith, in an ad-
dress before tho Convention, recommended that
law be passed prohibiting the shooting Of
ruled grouse, snipe duck before the
LIST of September. He also declared that
wild pigeons should protected by Law until August.
He stated that there fish In waters the
State to-day than there has been for the past twenty
years. owing to the protection OF the New York State
Association and Seth Greene He urged that sports
men should secure The passage Of law making the
open session for quail IRON November TO February !;
adv sed the enforcement OF the laws and recon-
mended that persons cognizant oil arrangements OF the
game and fish laws who did not inform on Offenders
be expelled from all organizations lie said that game
laws should not be made solely for the beneht OF
wealthy sporsmen, but for the purpose OF increasing
the amount OF game and FISH, and that they
may come within the reach Of all He concluded by
inviting all local organizations 10 labor increasingly
10 enforce The game laws and project hsh ana game
from being killed out OF dead bird or hsh
killed out OF season Is the very best witness against
law-breakers
The Convention voted to hold tho next Convention
1t Buffalo, under the auspices OF the Foresters Club
The following officers were elected for the ensuing
year-Presidcnt, X. V. Pierce, OF Buffalo: FIRST Vice
President, John J. Flanagan. OF Utica Second Vice
President, John Vandenburg, OF Clyde; Secretary,
John b Green, of Buffalo; Treasurer 5. NJ. Spencer,
OF Rochester
The Convention adjourned till Wednesday night
Tho State shooting begins Tomorrow.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYYIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June l9-l A. ".

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYYIcE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, /!
WASHINGTON, June lg-l a. ".
Indications.
For New England falling followed by rising barome.
ter southerly vccrng 10 colder northwest Winds
increasing cloudincss and rain areas
For tho Middle Atlantic states and the lower lake
region, rising barometer, southwest TO northwest
winds. partly cloudy weather, rain and station
ary or lower temperature
For the South Atlantic and Cult States, nearly sta
tionary pressure aud temperature winds mostly from
the south, partly cloudy weather ana occasional
showers.
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley, rising barom-
eter southerly shifting to norihcriy winds, partly
ciouay weather, RAIN areas and stationary or lower
temperature
For the Lower Missouri Valley, rising barometer
northerly winds, partly cloudy weather. occasional
showers and stationary or lower temperature.
For tho Upper Mississippi Valley and upper lake
region rising barometer, northerly winds, lower
temperature, partly cloudy weather and occasional
showers.
The Missouri River will fall Tho Mississippi River
viii rise below Cairo
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CLEARED.

Steamer Msynower. Davidson carbohydrates Hand
Steamer Ele anora. Johnson. PortlAnd-J Amer.
Ship Emerald isle, Staples. Londou-Grnneu, Minturn
Co
Bark 20 (Ita, schiano. Cora Falmouth for orders
John q SeAxer.
Bark Greesn tBr,. Hswxsley, Belfast I-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Betsey Guido tSor), Duo, Aalborg Denmark,-
Bockmani. Oerlein Co. ....
Bark siio tNor Tellefssn, Passages Cpain)-Funch.
Edge 4 Go. 80. ..,.s-
Bark Nuovo Virginia dtai), scsrpst, sevills-Lauro.
Storey d Co.
Bark Abatross (Nor). Nielsen AnconA Punch. Edge
Co.
Bark Rocket Atkinson. Porto Cabsuo and LasuayrsJ
AgostinA .......
Bark znlma tBr. Peterson. Port spain crinidad)
land Aspinwall ~---r---s.' -5---
BARK Eliza BArss tpr). vsssy, Hamilton tBcrmuda,-A
Tucker.
Brig Empssss 4DF) Rssps, Aun,s Bay. Asatses Boy
snd SAvau la Mar. J ~ -Leaycrah 4 Co.
Bnx Alton, Perkins. Sc John. NRJohn Boynton's Son.
schr Robinson. Glover, Rio Jsneiro-J Ward Co.
Schr yesta, Pslmef. ~ John. NIB -r Nsvius & Son.
Schr Gertie Morrow, Dunnng. sonvile-Bryan 4
Stevens.
ScLr N Mlen. Young. savsnnAh--Kvans. Ball Co.
schr Speedwell, Drsko, Newark NJ-Simpson, Ciapp 4
Co.
Schr Scud. Haliowell, Boston-Jed Frye Il Co.
Schr Keystone. Hatch, Boston-Jed Frye 4 Go.