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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-12

THE Beethoven Singing Society will
have masquerade ball, at their hall, on
tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-12

j. W. FERREL is making things red
hot in closing out his immense stockof dry
goods and carpets. Call; you can get
great bargains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-12

THE attempt to establish Library
Association in Wellsburg does not meet
with much success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-12

New onions are in market, selling a
FIVE cents bunch. ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-12

THE weather continues clear aud de.
lightful, and as balmy as April.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-12

No probate business was transacted in
this county on Saturday.
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THE farmers over in Belmont county
are shipping large numbcrs Of horses
east,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-12

GREAT bargains in Ladies' Shoes, at
L. V. BLoND's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-12

SOME six or seven cases-drunks and
disorderlies-had been reported at police
headquarters last night.
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THE Moundsville agricultural works
and rolling mill are still idle.
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NOTICE


WlILFLINWl WIT va FtD' T ToWH
We have this day sold to Mcssts, James Cum
Minis aud George ". Woods our entire stock Of
China, Glais, QuctnswarG and Fancy Goods and
would bcspeak for the new firm continuation Of
the libtrAI patronage heretofore bestowed on us.
We will continue 10 carry on the Wall Paper
business as formerly Ia the same location and Will
occupy the came room rs ut present, No. lll2 Main
street, In common with MeSsrs, CumminsS Woods,
aud hope that all our old customers will remember
either line Of business.
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To close out GOO felt hats of all styles
only 20 cents. SPEYER Bros
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One 7.octave ChicI;ering Piano for 5000
One GA% octave Shumaker Piano 100
One Ga octave John +. Mcneil Piano 1875
One G.oCtave Chickering Piano 100
One G.octave N. Y. Mfg Co.'s Piano 70
One 6.octayc Minis & ClarI; Piano so
One G.octave German Piano 40
One 5.stop Estey Organ 80
One 5.stop Taylor & Farley Orgau so
One 5'stop Taylor & Farley Organ 20
One 6.stOp Tempt Organ 60
One G.stop William Il. Sheib Organ Is
One 2.stop Pelubet d Pclton Organ 40
One 5.octave MclOdeon 80
One 4.octave Mclodeon 20
Parties desiring to purchase should
call ut once and examine the stock.
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VALUABLE
Farm in Belmont County, o.,
FOR SALE

by authority Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Belmont county, will sCllOn
THURSDAY, February 10Th, 1877,
AT o'clock =. NJ. on the premises, the real estate
known as the I IIOMAS SWEENEY FARM, situ-
atCd on the National Kold, EGvCn miles west Of
Wheeling and four miles east Of St. Ilairsyille,
containing 'Tf
2:SS Acres Of Land,
All undCrlaid with coal Of the best quality The
Dwelling House and OgihuildingS are nearly all IN
good order, extensive repairs having Leen made In
the last few years There arc
THREE ORCHARDS
Containing about FIFTEEN HUNDRED TREES
OF THE CHOICEST FRuIT-Apples, Pears,
Cherries, &c A Vineyard Of about eight acres,
with near H. OC0 vines ii several varieties CRtaWba
Concord, DC, NIL In healthy condition.
Slid kNim will BE- sold In separate tracts or to-
gethcr rs may he iousd best for parties In interest
a. II. MITCHELL,
fe7 Special Master Commissioner
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LADIES box-toc Button Shoes for So
worth 81, at l.. V. BLoNDs,
ll35 Main street.
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IF you want as fine white shirt as
there is in the city for 81, go to
j. w. FERREL's.
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KID Gloves, all shades, only 80 cents,
at Speyer Bros
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DOR SALE

LNOK BALE.
Eighty ChoICc Building Lots On Wheeling Island.
Price from 500 TO 5000 each. Only one-Slxth Of
the purchase money required In cash. Thcresiduo
with interest.
Apply to JOHN 2. GIICHRTST
oCjO Al Top Mill.
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The Hudson left for Cincinnati al 4 p.
NJ. Saturday with a fine trip
The Ragon left for Parkeraburg at
1880 A. NJ. Saturday.
The Salt Valley passed down Saturday
evening, en- route ior. lronton.
The Carrie Brooks passed up on Sat.
urday evening, en- route from Zanesville
to Pittsburgh.
The J. c. Kerr will 60 into the Wheel.
ing and Pittsburgh trade permanently,
making the first trip to-day.
The Courier will arrive from Cincin.
natl to-day.
The Express is the regular Parkcrs.
burg packet this morning.
The steamers Telegram, O'Neal, Mar.
ket Boy and PhaCton we've running aa
usual on Saturday.
The Tempest came up from below on
Saturday, and is now lying ut our wharf.
The Granite State passed down Satur-
day, en- route to Portsmouth.
The Mollie Moore, en- route from New
Orleans to Pittsburgh, passed up satur.
day night,
by Telegraph
PITrsUuRdH, February ll.-River C
feet and falling. Weather clear and mild,
LoUTsvILLE, February ll.-Weather
clear. River II feet inches in the On.
nal and falling, Departed-Shinklc,
Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, February ll.-Weather
clear until noon, with frosty morning.
cloudy and mild since noon. SIcrcnFV,
50 10 30. River % 4.l0feet and rising,
Down--A. 2. Donnelly, Grey Eagle.
up--NashyiIle, Golddust, Cons. Millsr,
John l.; Rhoadsi generally with good
trips. Business active.
CAIRO, February 1l.-Arriyed-Mary
Houston, Cincinnati; Idlewild, Evans.
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THE latest spring styles in ladies' straw
hats just received, at Speyer Bros
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FINDING or VHE BODY OF GEO. W.
MARQuIs.-On Saturday morning notice
was made in these columns Of the mys.
FERROUS disappearance Of Geo. W. Mar.
quis, foreman Of Armstrong, Coen & Co. =
planning mills. Mr.. acknowledgement
from his home in Centre Wheeling on
Wednesday last, and his friends heard
nothing Of him until yesterday, when his
body was found in the creek near Reeds
soap factory. His hat was found on the
bank OF the creek near the
Market street bridge, which led
to the belief that he was drowned,
and party Of men Immediately set to
work dragging the creek. About
o'clock in the afternoon the body was
found in the water by Messrs. D. ". T..
Poisal, VIM. Rex and &. X. Davis, where
it had evidently been for several days.
None Of the clothing had been removed.
Justice Bulger was notified, and sum
moned the following jury for the purpose
of holding an inquest: Alex. Kemple,
D. W. L. POisal, J. II. Stamp, Frank
Haley, John Helvey S. McVay, W. r.
Emblem, VIM. D. Garner, William Rex,
Thomas Snider, Martin L. Wins, ]. S.
Armstrong.
The inquest resulted in verdict of
accidentsl death by drowning, on the
night OF the 18th inst. 1t is the general
opinion, however, that deceased had COM
mitted suicide. He had been drinking
freely for some weeks past, and was last
seen at Lawrence HGller's saloon, on
Market street, when he was under the
influence OF liquor, although apparently
capable OF taking care OF himself. Mr..
Marquis was n member of Franklin
Lodge Of Odd Fellows, and had occupied
several positions OF honor and trust in
the Order. He was known rs aquiet,
respectable citizen. A wife and four
children mourn his untimeIy end.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed ut SChncpi's drug store,
Opera House corner: - Z
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NEW FIRM.

JAMIE cuMMISs, IN. GRO. W. Woods,
Having this day purchased from Messrs A. W.
PAUL. 4 bro. their stock Of China, Glass, Queens
ware, &c, We will continue 10 carry On the busl-
ness under the firm name Of Cummlns 4 Woods,
Mt the old stand No. 1li2 Main Street, where ut all
times will be found full and complete stock Of
French and English China, English and American
CrOckery, imported and domestic Glassware, q
complete line Of Silvcr-pated Tableware Cut
lcry, Fancy Goods and In fact everything usually
found In a lirst-Class China Store.
We hope by low prices and fair dealing to merit
n liberal share Of public patronage. MCssrs. A. W.
PAUL 4 Bro. will occupy the same room with our
selves and will still be pleased to wait on any Of
their old customers In our line.
, CUMMINs 4 WOODS
FEBRUARY /. 1877. le7
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If you want u carpet at half price go to
j. W. FERRELs,
Cor. Main and Goth streets.

JUST received, 50 dozen ofIatest spring
styles in ladies, misses and children's
straw hats, at Speyer Bros
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The PROGRAMME FOR MARDI GRAs.-
A large meeting Of the Mardi Gras Soci.
ETY. was held at the Palace on Saturday
night, when the final arrangements were
made for agrand Carnival:
The programme was completed and &C.
cepted Rs given below: About l2 o'clock
(noon) tomorrow the King Of the Carni.
val, attended by the Grand Chancellor
and knights Of the Mystic Krewe, will
arrive In our city and proceed to the
Capitol building, to be received there by
His Honor Mayor Sweeney, members Of
the City Council, Legislature and State
officers. The Mayor will deliver the
Keys Of the City 10 His Majesty, and in
so doing will deliver an address Of vel.
come, which will be replied to by the
Grand Chancellor. The King and NJ ystiC
Krewe will then proceed TO receive his
subjects in n becoming manner, and will
then be reviewed by the good people Of
the Realm inlthe following order
Earl Marshal Of the Empire.
Bearer Of Keys and STANDARD Bearer.
Ten TrumptCrs In double row, five abreast.
First Assistant Marshal,
king'BAdVAnCe Guard.
Kings Royal Hand
Kings Chariot and knights Of the Mystic kreWe
IA s second. A, g H% MI,
Third Assistant Marshal.
Our Centennial CiriOstlCL
FIdeliO.
rROGRAMhfs.
mt. u.-.,--,-, ,
Ihe ffeaidenl Of The society, attended ny two
Aids, horseback.
u. 49,
stahuaru Bearer Of TIE sOtltl y, Win Two knights
~ uuatds'
III
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u,,,.- =, r,,.mo,,o, =, Y: s,,,.,. ,,,v,.,,,,
''' " Music q Band nd W." y 'AD''
"
Que I1Se T% .SS. representing tGe Rock "K
German Emperosf, al thS moment when ' he
awnkes from his thousand years sleep 70 greet
e new ERPerSSrCr william IN with bis sIsl
German EMPIRE the " result III Of IO tie Ge ri %
French War In 1870.
a., r,,,.,,, ny. c..,,, -
' " nance nV1V IA Ds L. n Mov Sssu'''O" ''''
VII:
oHe l"O'cA"' No eoI VII HOUSE on The Island
One TaLlcau, representing The Different Ch,e, Of
People IN Europe.
Ono w,,o, Win ian, r hi ,n..,,,o, A..
Charity Of the pabc; The cOIierI5S to u @aas
wilIbeglvcn to tho Orphans.
IN, T,,l.,o ,onro.oo,i n, p,,u.,,,n
Bari counting The Votes al At I The i".t SoyS@bsS
Election.
o0o,,hl,,u ,oor,.o,,i NJ rod,,n, r,,n,o,o, t.,,
'A''''N n.,r u LTu'A"' returning from
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THE .CmIDRENs HOME FBTIyAL.-
The third and last entertainment for the
benefit Of the Clildrcn'B Home Saturday
night was u grand success. The ladies
and gentlemen who had tho management
Of the festival labored diligently and in,
dustriously to make the affair success,
both socially and peCuhiarily, and most
nobly have they succeeded. The amuse.
ments presented during the evening ere.
ated considerable applause and merri'
ment,
The first tablcau, "Dich Swiyeller and
the Warehouses" by Miss Birdie Cald.
well and Mr.. Cyrus Quarter, would Ger.
tainly have brought smile 10 the face
Of Dickens himself, had he been alive and
present. Indeed, we looked every mo.
ment to see Mr.. and Mrs. Brass pounce
in upon them,
The second tableau, "The Egyptian
Water Girl" by Miss Jennie Hupp, car
rie,l us far away to that beautiful land Of
milk and honey,
The third tablean, "The Heavenly
Cherubs," after Raphael, by the African
twins, was greeted with great laughter.
OF course Mrs, farley and her CoIIec.
ton Of wax figures, produced ut an
enormous expense, were there, and amused
all present for twenty minutes. Amongst
the figures presented were the "Great
ExpOunder OF Womens rights by Miss
Sallie Meholin, and the late lamehted
Mr.. farley. Miss Lizzie Clohan as Mrs.
farley, and Miss Birdie Caldwell asIittle
Nell personated these characters to per.
lection. q
The handsome wax doll, for which
Misses Julia Cracrnit, Lulu Bayha and
Birdie Wilson were the contestants,
brought S4Gl. The votes were sold at
50c each, the total number sold being 900,
Of which numbers Miss Julia Cracraft
received 4S9, Miss Birdie Wilson IS,
Miss Lulu Bayha 3OS and the remainder
scattering. Little Miss Cracraft receiving
the largest number OF votes was awarded
the handsome prize. The other two little
ladies were each presented with very
prettily dressed dolls.
Avery handsome bouquet brought $34,
and was awarded to Miss Birdie Cald.
well.
Major Rogers carried of the meer.
schaum pipe, which brought S2S.
Numerous other articles were voted
for and realized good prices.
The different reireshment and fancy
stands were well patroniaed.
The total receipts will aggregate about
81 600,
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LIOR EENI-HOUsE-

DOR EENI-HOUSE-
Containing eight rooms and Bath Room, Gu
Jacob street, between 18th and 18th, west sIds
Gas and water, Wnl 10 rented low to responsible
tenant. Enquire Of
JOSEPH L. WILDE,
nO2l Bookseller and statunCr, 1866 Main St.
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dore Vanderbilts eight daughters are In Eu-
rope. Mrs. Horace r. Clark Is travelling, proba-
bly, In Spain. aud Nr. Ll1tte lives IN Dordeaux,
France IL IL Impossible, therefore, to serve eliza
lions upon them, ana notice Of the Offering 81
the VIII Tor prubnte VIII be advertised for elk
week. in the iljdny journal. On the eth OF
tcnrunry Mr. Henry T.. Clinton will move. IN b "a
half OF Mrs. V nderbilt aud VIM. IT, Wand. rDllt,
that The viii he admitted to probate.
TALK ABOUT CONTRASTING THE WILL.
Already there Is talk or a contest over the
will. One OF the legatees = i'd yesterday that
the relatives, outside of William III. Wander
bits family, would never let 1t stand as It Ia, in
re re, unless William II. should avoid alt cause
OF DISPUTE by giving his less fortunate co-claim-
ants liberal shares In the immense wealth left
by the Commodore, OF which under the will lie
controls the great bulk. The nant would be
made by or for the Com ores daughters and
hs son Cornelius Jeremiah, whose legacies
were nero pi tancas compared with the Inn
mense sums bequeathed to william III. Wander
blt aud his sons.
Inc discrepancy between the two or three
score hil'ions left to william II. and tho COM
paratlvc trine Of few thousands given In trust
70 his brother Cornelius Jeremiah. would. the
legatee said, probably be the ilist oh lee I've poius
IN the attack on the VIII, aud the point made
would lfsely be that Cornelius Jeremiah was an
eplleptlc ana unable to ere for himself. and
III consequently more adequate provision
should have been made for his suppnrt. And
even " the attempt to break the will failed,
prob ,bIv u would be kept In the courts for
wears. pulled 10 aud fro by the lawyers, and an
I'M Inction might he served on William IA. Van
OF the New YORK Central Railroad. At all events
the VIII would not be received subnissivsly by
some OF the relatives, unless the principal lera-
zee mootned II over by making more equlta-
bio division.
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oON6RE0A TIOSAL ASSOCIATIONS,
Prominent Cierevner Forming n Union to
Watch Over One Another.

Since the New York and Brooklyr Con
greRatlonal Association split over the aoher
matter the protesting ministers have %
ecclesiastical home. They have now il. II
Rinized new BODY, called the Manhattan Oon-
ereqational Association. Fifteen ministers are
Included In the names of those with whom II
starts our, and Others are likely TO foilpv. In
this city both tho C1ngrer ttional pastors are
inembers-Drs. VIM. N. Taylor ana George "
HeDworth while among the BROOKLYN pastors
H. NJ M s t%n dy W H. pFdng. nr ID
the Rev. j. N. Lo 'kwood. The benevolent 80
cleiies supported by the Conare0atioDalists are
repr senton, Tho two senior secretIrie OF the
American Home Missionary Soc ETY., Drs. ID. II.
COe and A. II. Clamp. are members. he Junior
Secretary, Dr. II. NJ. Storrs. vas leader Of the
Deecher party In the Plymouth Gnu oh Council,
ana ana remains with the old association. DR.. X "
paiiser. Secretary Of the Church Erection So
Getty, and DR.. Il. W. Gilman, secretary:of the
lioie Society. and the Rev. II. N. Mcfarland OF
the Sc mems Friend Society. also join the new
dent. Prof. Benj,mi, N. Martin, ID. d., Of the
University of New YORK. and the Rev. NJ. II.
tlier,a superannuated clergyman OF Brook
AT the meeting held for organization. DIR. W.
N. Taylor, pastor of the Broadway Tabernacle.
was ell cted Moderator Tor the year. the Rev. n
u. Mcfarland, Secretary, aud the Rev. J. N.
Lockwood, Treasurer. The preamble aud con-
stttutiOn adopted have been signed ry the mem
Ders. The preamble SAYS. among other things I:
We also believe that the fellowship extended by a
couneii 70 church or to T. pasor may in IKE manner
rs an association of ministers. we hold u to be
GUY 10 watch over one anOtaer the Lord, tn
ministry be not blamed" and to aid other toward
higher attsinmcnts IN knowledse, character. and
Christian usefulness.
Re ievlns that the Of each local church.
IN matters winch concern tsc, n perfectly consistent
WIN such Fellowship OF the churches In a. matters of
common interest, aud that upon the maintenance of
lhs fooushp uepends the Preservation OF tner purity
anu good nanle with those OF their ministers. here
~ agree In adopting the constitution ana bylaws.
The constitution declares II ns one OF the OBJ
tects OF the association to MAINTAIN the obga-
tons, Involved ~ the fellowship OF ConGrega-
tional ministers" and IN another article It ex-
cludes from membership ministers who have
lett preaching for secular pursuits. Of whom
there.afe several In the Old association.
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OTHER DISASTERS SEA.


II
cent Great storms.
The bark Am. y. Franklin arrived in
this port Yesterday, Of er passage OF ninoty-lve
days from Marse,les, with - assorted cargo.
She was BADLY str ined and disabled. Capt.
Powers says: ION Dec 81 the wind backed IN
against the sun, aud as 'mackerel skies and
mares Ills make tall ships carry low sIiis.' we
prepared the vessel for anything In the shape OF
wind from squat 10 AL Asiitic typhoon. II
blew Tor three days. We lost some Of the top
salts. and the sea swept everythin, from the
deck"
Inc Clptain OF the brig Ethel. from Rio
Janeiro. brin-s letter from the master Of the
brig James ]. nder, spoken OF II itteras ON Dec.
IL. to q. I. BuliaIse Uf 81 South street. AZ fol-
Iva: ID ring n w gales % Nov. "a md -. IN
1. os' X. Ion o. ID tue bail .st shifted aud
threw the vessel Og her he IN ends. We cut
away the forelnast IN she II 9hted. We rugged
Jury masts aud siant1d bermuda three tunes
oeiore We could put In. We nai not eaten any
Tue bars II wthorne of Arbroath. when forty
i've miles from re Henry, of ca -sapeake CAV.
bi.srd CLOS" 10y sCuouutr on IRE. No one
could 10 seen on DO I'd. and the name could
tot be read. Tue IRE u q almost reached her
water lihr. Tue crew OF tne hawthorne refused
To 90 "a her. iearins IN, sue mi ght 60 down.
MucL O. prcieusi IN ntu Deen Manifested con
cefning tue Anchor Line steamship Aptua.
winch was t'J.rtsd tW"lty-siN a " oul from
London, auu may fueuds of the passens, r.
De-isged the com. ANY olice In this cut Yea
terIa,. in tue afternoon ,a,pf, NAckay t.ls-
eraphed inst sne " $ IN Hihiax. Snf expe-
iieuc-d lefrinc sturms. lnd the stuDly Of col
gave out Nne ren hel Halifax under .aii.
Inc schooner WIN. Corners. ot Itugur, Can't.
N.llM"I'N' lt'ih Ifu .,Nl'~' % .. loaded ~ ia
yellow t1ne, was strIsk by thc zee outside Of
SANDY Hook NesteIua.. sac MED, uut Was
tOW~c into purt.
1t wa, r-p 'ritd IN LONDON Yesterday that the
steamship A, dorado, "t WILSON'S Hun line, had
i'"nd' rsi AZ So. sue sailed from ilLli Dec .
Tor Ne" h"r&. anu las u oesI heard IIom
since. She was 6iO CONS burden.
Tue ScGnd st~ahris were from one 70 three
hours ~ making prs, se through the ice OF
bort SCHUYLER add ~ Az. stous Yesterday. Iuu
bnats fepIrte ~ irc Ouund IN saturday have
all eot III. Inc wuort i-stil a-rOuuI at New
nayen. she Ia uyt damaged.
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- Geo clyde Ingram Charhes.on.
- lanidan, KeinDton savannah,
IS Is k, PenGicJOn PAiladslplia.
- Clcnc ~, Arl shan .hai Nov G. hnoy 10Th. SIN
gore 18TH suez Dec z. Port SAID On, aad Gibraltar
1Stl.
a. Utopia Craig. London Dee "A.
5 bi uCu Bear-e IS IstO1.
s. iyc-, Kennedy II tvana Jan Q.
- T. r Ii.cSett, bcrlman ,, Long Cay, 7 |.
Snip Lcone Edward MccSlenburg, Bremen, via Della
ware Prea water.
ship Derby Itu ckcn, Hannurg
sup Bessie Cosby. Ireiry. GlO1ccster.
sn.p edward 'lrlsn. SIN tllcy, Llyerpool.
Bark Pasgu illn,. Hnssi, hcWcAstl.
Bars InlAa. BlOhn. flgmoutn.
II rN ANA q, RIA SO. Dublin.
Hurk nnllIi. ,OrnO'a. Antwerp.
ltrk Iempcy. Tiger. "a gav.
Bark k"s ri. faul Is ler. StOti Nova
BAH PAluetr.ci. oaen. lave.
Bar, MiuiaId Nigc..iAz. l..rnen.
BARR orclia. Craie, Patrnl NV q.
DtN Drugi DulruysrH p,rc On, GLASGOW.
BarS Arg. A iGrelsca. Grcchocg.
= Ssringmo, Smith, Trieste.
u rS fcrrsr EspOsto Tarratona.
BfiS Anna, ~aarnann. RIO .aneiro.
BIZ ROhnoAc. Mailman, Porto CsDNlo.
Aito the usual river anu co twi.- ytSs,S