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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14

pIttgI " I4SdNtl lOt' 4tI ~ iA 'Ais g. u.
That evening ghon merchant,
with a package of papers b his hand,
asked Henry to accompany him to
his house the latter said:
"Mr. Van Worst, if you viii leave
those invoices with me | will reduce
the currency at my own lodging
You shall have no trouble with
them"
The merchant looked sharply into
the young mans face.
"Henry do you object to going to
my house?"
Seaton turned pale and trembled
from head to foot. A little while so,
and then with the blood rushing back
to his face, he answered:
"Mr. Van Worst, since the day that
| first crossed this Threshold. ]
have never knowingly deceived you.
| will not preyaricate- now. 1t is
better that | go nomore toyour house, .
A bright light cleaned into the
merchant'seyes.
"Are you afraid of me, Henry?n
"Do not trifle with me, sir
II never triile with those whom l
love and honor, Now tell me the
truth. Why this sudden whim?"
SIT is not u whim sir"
"Well, then, why this resolution?
Come, Henry, let me. know the
truth?'
With a great struggle the young
man at length spoke:
"NIr, Van Worst, to-day you, de.
nounced for his impudence'a man
who sought the hand ofyour daught-
er-denounced him becduse he was
worth only eighty thousand dollars
man'of family, and Of .arist'c attic
connections"
"Well?..
"Welk sir, do you think Ilhave no
heart? Do you think can have
been 50 long in tho Spmpa igpshiA
Of 6he.s6 pure, So gentfe
Hoie the young man broke down,
and bowed his head upon his hands.
The merchant spoke, very gently,
but with deep emotion.
+ "lonry, 1 told you that eighty
thousand dollars was ALL that man
was worth. Had he been the owner
Of millions, it would. have been the
same to me. You are worth far more
very, very far. ] have watched
you, and / have studied your charact-
er. l know your mother and sister,
and | know what you have done for
them. And now, my hoy, the way is
freely open to you. If YOU can win
Isabel's heart and hand, you shall
have her for a wife; and on the day
of your marriage ] shall, with the
greatest pleasure, and with 4 sense
of relief, make over to you half fofmy
business"
1t took Henry Scaton a long time
to realize it all; but it came to him at
length, and when the request was
again made he did not refuse to go
home with his employer.
Beyond this there were no shoals or
quicksands in the way of Herry's
love, Isabel's heart was all his own,
and she gave him her hand with joy
and gladness.
And Jacob Van Worst never had
couSn to roUrnt the asIimntn bo had
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14

A woman writes to find out what
evil genius IL is that always leads Il
man into the pa?lor to black his
boots on the best ottoman, rather
than on the moro convenient wood
box in the kitchen? And why n
man always walks away from the
wash stand when he begins to wipe
his face, and drops tho towel half
way down the stairs, or out in the
front.yard, or wherever he may be
when his face is dried2 Good, land,
womanl do we know the unlathoma.
blc2 We suppose its the same inn
pulse that always makes 4 woman
stand before the glass TO comb hCr
buck hair, or button her polonoisc'
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True Worth ofthc Nan.


Henry, you mustn't let the desire
to save money lead you to beneglect-
ful Of personal appearance
The boy-or the young man-he
was sixteen-lookedu from the desk
as he heard the words and felt a hand
upon his shoulder. His faced flushed,
his lips quiyered, and a tear came
very near escaping, He was hand-
some youth, with pa clear, fresh,
-healthlnl complexion, and face and
iorm,indicatiye of force and power.
Jacob Van Worst was a merchant,
one of the old school, upright, truth
'ful, land conscientious. Henry Seat;
on had been recommended to him
over a year before by an up river
Clergyman, with whom he had been
Friends from boyhood. The lad had
beh taken into the counting. house,
u ~ asa !, lint. hui "a Il. |.IlI.1
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14
A Man Who Stops His Papers.

Philip Gilbert Harmorton, in his
admirable papers on intellectual
Life" thus talks so the man who
stopped his paper"
newspapers are to the civilized
world what the daily house talk is to
tho members of the family-they
keep our daily interest in each other;
they save US from tho evils Of issola-
tion Toliyo as a membor Of tho
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1t is n fact not altogether unwor-
thy of mention that the man who
compels his wife to use n broken
stovo.lid for seventeen or eighteen
consecutive years, seldom complains
Of the expense consequent upon pro.
viding his yellow dog with the latest
thing in patent automatic mUasICs
each gOaeOu.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14
PunisIlnlent Of Lying.

When Aristotle, who was Greoian
philosopher, and the tutor of Alex.
ander the Great, was once asked
what q man could gain by utterng
falsehoods, he replied, mot to be cred,
tied when he speaks the truth" On
che contrary, it is related that when
Petrarch, an Italian peot, a man of
strict integrity, was summoned as
witness, and offered in the usual
manner to take an oath before court
of justice, the Judge closed the book,
saying. "As for you, Petrarch, your
word is sufficient" From the story
of Petrarch we may learn how great
respect is paid to those whose char
acterfor truth is established; and from
the reply of Aristotle the folly, as
wellas wickedness of lying, In the
country of Siam, u kingdom of Asia,
he who tells Il lieis punished, accord
ing to law, by having his mouth sew
cd up.
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TERMS OF COURT.

Clpcrr Corw-First Monday in April,
and first Monday in October.
COuxTY CorRr-Third Monday in Janu-
AIRY; Third Monday in March, Third Mon,
day in May; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday in November; Third Monday in
December.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.

M,soNIC-Minturn Lodge No. 10, meets
on the first and third Tuesdays OF each
month.
0DD FELLowS.-Point Pleasant Lodge No.
81, ]. 0. o. r., meets every Thursday
night. Hall in Stortz's block.
Court Point Pleasant, No. >, ]. O, f.,
meets every Friday evening I! o'clock, at
Capehart's Hall.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayur-D. W. PnsLEy.
Recsrder-M. II. HALE.
Councilnen-C. Is. Waggener, John W
English, {. N. Cole, W. Il. Ncalc, Henr!
{'ily Sergeant j. L. Hulya.
AsScssOr--A. liGs-.
uverscer Poor. L. Charles.
Street superintendent. l.. Gibbs.
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1t was Chicago girl who remark
ed to n troublesome lover the other
evening rs he was about to depart,
"Ifit is just as well, you needn't
trouble yourself to call any more."-
"oh, It's no trouble" exclaimed the
chap, earnestly; it's no trouble ut all.
| like TO call..p
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14

If you fall into misfortune, olsen
gage yourself as well as you can
Creep through those bushes which
have the fewest briers.
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Some how or other, you can never
help feeling, when you look at u
young man in one Of these high col
lars, that there should be n chain to
to it so that he could be fastened to
the hind axle Of the wagon when the
family move.
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PHYSICIANS.
w. NEALE, M. D.

Vllicc 5. +. Cor. ain ind 2nd SITS; resi-
dence ON Main St, between 9th and 9TH.
Attends promptly to all calls, whether day
ornight. When not professionally engaged
can always be found in his office.
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Yearly in advance,
Transient advertisements must be paid
for In advance.
7, Legal publications. must be paid for, in
all cases, before the delivery ofthe certif-
cate of publication.
Personal communications, and those rec
,omnending persons for office, will be charg-
ed at regular advertising rates.
Marriage and Death notices. not over
five lines, published gratis; all over that
amount at hall advertising rates.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14

Tailors say that there are ten
thousand stitches in Il dress coat,
which is a pleasant thing for them
to remember when they fail to col
lect their bill.
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Philadelphia Bulletin: When the
foreman Of the composing-room
knocks form into "pi" now he
doesn't have it reset as Of yore. He
simply slaps it into the press as it is,
and the newspaper is run Off with u
war map up 70 the average.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14

NJ lE On elfall4 pQA'l fl'ii| Hef 49,.
ready conimand Of the pen, having
become known, he was promoted to
a desk to assist one Of the dispatch
clerks.
"Mr. Van vorst," Henry said, his
voice not quite steady. 81 trust l
may never love money well enough
to sacrifice to it anything of greater
worth"
There was manliness in the an
swer, and manlincss in the bright
face that looked up into his own, yet
the merchant spoke the words which
had formed themselves upon his
lips:
Surely, Henry, | pay you enough
to enable you to clothe yourself re-
specially, besides paying your board"
"Yes, sir. will get better clothes
next week"
A few minutes later the merchant
looked up from his paper, and saw
tears upon the cheek of his youthful
clerk. He could not quite under
stand it, but he asked no questions,
had business mn the river. and the
business called him to Clarkstown.-
While there he heard Of a Mrs. Sea
ton, and he made it in his way to call
unnn l,nr IIn.fnnnd her in n vary
spou hnt yorv mont cntt,gn with m
;nTai;d danghtar She WAS n widow
mi,S - sweet nonsive foce milI.nved
and infNIlectnol Tho merchant
modo mlonsihln excnse forbis visit
"mS in comrse If conversation he LOT
S"J IL J,nn ~ that 5o was acnnaintad Win
~ , cartain @,f Harry Soaion in New yort
Hyon know the b.y?o said Mrs,
sootoH With wormtb md cngernnss
"ySs mo'am I have nnrb bnsi..
poss in tbs Mi6ce whore bn is pmnIoy.
"dn ~
"rbcn sir Won. know ono4of tbo
best sons thateyer sladdened a moth.
Ss,lsea l..,,t,S sss,S;s 6iirtii
to the present time he never willing
Iy .saISe me pain or grief. and now j
should be poor indeed but for him
His nav cannot be large but he. de.
nies himself all luxury and many
comforts f6r my sake Itishis heln.
inc hand. and Ills enduring love tbat
niyes BRIGHTNESS to NV life"
And now the merchant knew why
hc had seen those tears mon his
clerks cheeks He was clad that he
had found the widowed mother
On the first of the following Janu.
ary Henry Scaton was promoted to
the most ofassistant book. k.keener and
his salary almost doubled He could
not quit3 understand this sudden adj
yancement, and as he wondered, Mr.
Van Worst said TO him.
"Henry | have riycn Won this no.
sition for / know Won are qualified
for it. and because | have faith in
yon I hone the salary Is sotisfoct.
ory.n
"Yes sir but your raitb and trust
rive me deeper ioy." IIiseycs moist
encd ne hc sno,:e
Between two and three vcars mss.
cd md ot tbe amo IF twcntv Henry
Senton wos elevated to th9 most of
chief hook k-keener and confidential
rlerk This hIonght him often in
tbr cvcninr TO The merchants dwell.
;ng where he met isabel Van Worst
Ills EMPLOYERS daughter and only
child rirj who had sren eirhteen
summers . brinbt bcontifnl heinz
with rinnlinr rsunsbine mnon hcr far
focn md n weoIth If trnth and love
in in her heart,
One nvcninr tbo merchant oskcd
Usnry If bn c9rIJ NAV hess
Ho could NOT
~ th;nk Won nominations cxcol.
lent player, TsabeI Shall tcoeb Won.
and thcn Won shall trv vonr skill
with me-"
WAS II uttorlv nossible That Jacob
Van Worst was iittrrlv hind? Ttmov
-, - 80, -, cs,l,;r, ~,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14

1t is about time for the regular an
nual scientific paper on the presence
of deadly poisons in all the prevailing
colors Of all wall paper-followed, as
usual, by the announcement ofa new
shade of wall paper in the market.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14

The New York Sun makes the mel
ancholly suggestion that if Barnum
finds Charlie Ross, the people will
believe the story has been an adver-
tising humpug from the beginning.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14

"Exhort" and "yeast" are from the
same root, which signifies something
boiling or overfowing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14

A Georgia man walked forty,four
miles to see his brother hung, and
when the criminal turned out to bo
another man the Georgian was dis
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14

New York Herald; A Chicago girl
is so modest that she refuses to let
the clothes remain on the line dur
Ing the day. In our neighborhOod
the tramps refuses to let the clothes
remain on the line during the night.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14

There are four throusand Protes-
tants in Rome, which has a popula-
tion of 2l5,000.
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Some tiaii ago thefe,l
efl Sandy !, !. u
ring iiss q s en- or i1 esl
alted s0nla ial ol (.
lesss iTtitaiS q y
r6i5shef q 9
tisnt "a s
81 sand ,Sfqsl, qhlFf
Tie aiessfn tre'
lent, DIM a 7ad i1elt t6f-
Serod ksihipA h tt ois en-
ipa, and bfeq isl VI hoiit
:. gIlii5f y
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The home of many a merchantile
house is never seen by the majority
of the people of the city in which it
does business, until the bankruptcy
announcement appears. That is an
advertisement which cannot be dodg-
ed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14

flilc which iOw through telegraph
aud press" d
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Suffer not yourspirit 10 bo subdu-
ed by1misfortunes, bat, on the con-
trary, steer right onward, with u
courage greater than your fate seems
toallow.
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Showing lsis|
s ssslhg for a sSunsI
81. hs Ina Jeposi-
lont who refused l9
Tie oi5a5ls 1elates tbel
& sonie9bdt ailiefabt
inESsssfd % AsAips@ auk.
kh6reni JseSson was
hlsined that 4 fFnll 'il
esll peiisgea Py /! i1l rs
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tl,ise 0 ll,e, N = b & ,i'. n
Snesi1l lolonfsed ss
l 3, ~ I esritohT II lss q
: lqsl rs its cafes, itss !
q ilhls "a IS I. ev-s
lali opIil. rtatl hIs I,er. ily
he llsssn ifgilde
C q Z! a. Is llcal never
had MA pq ! Aud irllSsare the
0lliliitat d efl tlie United States,
scattered over a territory !
i0l zen tifhes the area Of France, 50
much more calsaBle Of concert Of adj x
tior, 80 much hlnore 2lise and ildI
81 .
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Many who find the day too long,
think life too short; but short as life
is, some find it long enough to out
live their characters, their constitu-
tions and estates.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14

The housekeeper believes in the
saying: "Dust to Dust" She says
she has lots of dust to dust every
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-14

country Of Siam, u kingdom of Asia,
he who tells Il lieis punished, accord
ing to law, by having his mouth sew
cd up.
If you fall into misfortune, olsen
gage yourself as well as you can
Creep through those bushes which
have the fewest briers.
Tailors say that there are ten
thousand stitches in dress coat,
which is a pleasant thing for them
to remember when they fail to col
lect their bill.
A Georgia man walked forty.four
miles to see his brother hung, and
when the criminal turned out to bo
another man the Georgian was dis
appointed.
Suffer not your spirit 70 bo subdu-
ed by'misfortunes, but, on the con-
trary, steer right onward, with u
courage greater than your fate seems
oallow.
The housekeeper believes in the
saying: "Dust to Dust" She says
she has lots Of dust to dust every
morning.
Many who find the day too long,
think life too short; but short as life
is, some find it long enough to out
live their characters, their constitu-
tions and estates.
"Exhort" and 'yeast" are from the
same root, which signifies something
boiling or overfowing.
There are four throusand Protes-
tants in Rome, which has popula-
ton of 245,000.
The New York Sun makes the mel
ancholly suggestion that if Barnum
finds Charlie Ross, the people will
believe the story has been an adver-
tising humpug from the beginning.
---.~.-
1t is about time for the regular an
nual scientific paper on the presence
of deadly poisons in all the prevailing
colors of all wall paper-iollowed, as
usual, by the announcement ofa new
shade of wall paper in the market.
New York Herald: A Chicago girl
is so modest that she refuses to let
the clothes remain on the line dur
ing the day, In our neighborhood
the tramps refuses to let the clothes
remain ON the line during the night.
The home of many a merchantile
house is never seen by the majority
of the people Of the city in which it
does business, until the bankruptcy
announcement appears. That is an
advertisement which cannot be dodg-
ed.
Philadelphia Bnlletin: When the
foreman Of the composing-room
knocks form into "pi" now he
doesn't have it reset as Of yore. He
simply slaps it into the press as it is,
and the newspaper is run off with Il
war map up 70 the average
------.-----
Some how or other, you can never
help feeling, when you look at n
young man in one of these high col
lars, that there should be n chain to
to it so that he could be fastened TO
the hind axle Of the wagon when the
family move.
It was a Chicago girl who remark
ed to n troublesome lover the other
evening rs he was about to depart,
"Ifit is just as well, you needn't
trouble yourself to call any more,"-
"oh, It's no trouble" exclaimed the
chap, earnestly it's no trouble at all.
1 | like to call"
1t is a fact not altogether unwor-
thy Of mention that the man who
compcls his wife TO use n broken
stovo.lid for seventeen or eighteen
consecutive years, seldom complains
Of the expense consequent upon pro-
viding his yellow dog with the latest
( thing in pntcnt automatic muzslVs
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"a u biz. s
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported ;or THE TIiBUsE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ps, yo,,, D,r<, v,s,,t. ,,o putro1,,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

~, Z.
moderate JobOns i'se for Pots aud
sEsw1x is dun and easy at Sos3ic and
BRooM CORN auct bn, abou steady; Short Brush,
In Sc Iur, 0o7c Medium Green. 5eOc.: Red and
CANDLES nnchang ged; Patent 3sc.. Adsmantne s20ie
ounce. li2al5lqc raranine. Is. u.s. and %, l0920e;
CHICC0KY IN ioodc,a;e de:naad a. 4issy &C. gold.
ness i SS%SaTay@;p a All ssd %n%portsn
pool House Camel s'SGslA Liverpool Gas do si9s os
IS currency i'snpsygania weimoreland and Yves. Viz
caarfed sasi %. Hnthraciie siasi BY the cargo
cocoa stb dnll and ncnipsly as oICwsi ssn," Dongg'
CoFFsI-Sio was active iso higher; the sales
6OOO hays NOrihumbri reported at 2O; and 1o3 ex
Humboldt 1850 Contest lO,0cS Iycho Bfahe and 9sS
ing hero I03ssG hags Mild GRADES we're quiet bat
nrni Quotations folows RIO Ordinary CargoeS,
l7al7 @c Fair do l9S@2Oc Good DO, 1Otc; PRIME do,
2O2D20ae. santos. tar 10 good i9'gg20c Java mats IS
sl0-c: IasiIayra lgS20c Jsn.uca. l7iadlDac. santo
Domago i6afl8ss; Porto nco, lsa2oci 0sss hiea lss
I8'ge2Dec savsrila Isd'2oc Curacao i7e9c. all gold
VcooPERAoE STOCK Al,Iough trade slow price.
man linn. We qaoe Einpy iiogsheas 81 Hoops - ieet,
Shocks inche wit Heads II iOa 81 9O sngar shocks
with Heads 80 inches 81 50ds2 55 oo 50 inches ~ opo
i - SS SSas7' S?h 'n0'A' O'' 'O''' ''' ''''N' " '
coEOAGE UNCHANGED Mantle SoSsG sse s. srlss above T.
thread i5c.; DO o'hreao and 9rhreai I6hsc Manila
thread i7c; 40 Whaio Lne l6i,c 1arred Manila, lac;
Pno faIr,d Manila Lath Yarn - ac: sisa Rope ilo;
do l2thead IL 10, 6-thread aai 0thread, lZ &C;
Tare0 sisa tath Ysrn llei Pine Iar,ed si's 12 Ia
Hemp Tarred Corlage, i2e rarrod American Latb Yarn
coTToN wss drm on the spot Notwithstanding unfavor.
able Liverpool but only moderate bslnoss
home CONSUMPTION was dome and very nth trade ior sx
55 for export 94 home consumption 900 bales we're
ssrs Ssy"1 asaos Ss Ses s S at Week. s1 2i5 bales
ihs ay year total for The week, sO5 bales AGAINST
Total since sept l. 3aOG99 Daes against 4O50Sl4 bales
daring the same period last season Quotations were sun ~
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

lead in sharp advance of 81 per cent supposedly
based on the anticipated favorable report OF the
" committee" We scarcely think the committees
report will relieve the company of any Of its float
ing debt, increase the value Of its coal whatever
may be tho temporary effect the speculative
vaue of its stock In the face of the advance in tho
price of the cOmpany's stocks it's per cent bonds,
due in 1891, to-day declined to 81. However, like
other committee reports, ii will probably its
purpose mine days wonder" and then give
place 10 inexorable facts as from time to time they
are developed
1t is given out that the New-York "bull" pools
have been instrumental in helping the late rise in
Pennsylvania Railroad stock at Philadelphia, by
buying some 10000 shares and taking it up; and
also that they have been engaged in Baltimore yes
teriay and to-day to the end with the stock Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad OF course the OBJ
ject Of such movements is to help our home mar
ket, and inclined to believe the report rela-
tive to Pennsylvania stock practically true but
of the later one, regarding Baltimore and Obio we
have some doubts. On the other hand, il seems the
bears" not idle. for have just received copy
of n circular, addressed 10 Money Lenders" calling
attention to the following comparative statement of
the Chicago, milwaukee, and ST. paul Railroad:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

bondhollers of the Wabash Railway Company have
been withdrawn and an arnicabe settlement made
by which their coupons are 10 be funded.
The Chrago, Rock Island aud Pacific Railroad
Company hasdeclarcd a quarterly dividend OF : per
cent, payable Aug / to stockholders OF record OIL
June 80.
The following are the imports of dry goods at the
port Of Ncw-York for the week ending to-day ana
since the beginning of the year, compared with the
corresponding portions of previous years; =
fortac IJSck. 'S55. i~16. 1871.
Entered port -. sI.2lst14 s72e,A4 f92562s
Thrown on marx ket..... SJj.5U7 6sc,S2l 0-oOof
Jan. l. - -. go.
port. s5i,74O3i6 sf3259 s95 si029t0i2
Thrown market. 65, s-7,525 si,327,97 4l,Oo64S0