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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-11

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the naountains On Saturday. slsl
Lnmbsr and timber continue 70 arrive
tx the new northwestern elevator.
The register q the Grand Union Hotsl|
indicates . large number Of travellers.
=. A. Wilson = now receiving seam
threahess By The CIR load. and other
goods the same way.
For Hail Insurance apply TO q. +.
Harmon, BathRa&e. 3
/ Bathsate people celebrated In Penn
hina and Cayfleer. The base ball boys
say: I'VE have met the enemy and vel
are theirs"
Lake & Watt and II necessary to ship
goods In By the CIR load 10 accommodate
their increasing trade. Two cars arrived
for them last week.
For insurance against Ere. ligbtsning
and tornadoes. for money on chattek and
real estate, for final proofs and legal I'D
vice. % TO LAkin 4 Parker ct Bashsase.
\ The Farmers Union elevator men had
| . meeting ON Saturday night "A good
deal Of the stock Is now subscribed and
| the whole matter will doubtless be closed
| up this week.
Thecounty superintendent has inform
ed us that he expects to hold the county
institute in Bathgate In August. This will
be another Of the attractions in Bathgate
this summer. Judging from the names Of
the instructors and lecturers who will be
present tho insttnte will be . success.
The sessions Of the institute win be held
In the school house during the day and
the lectures In the churches In the even.
ingA.
It Is about time now TO begin to make
arrangements for our county fair. A. the
Association isalready Incorporated under
the laws Of Dakota Territory Il remains
only TO get the necessary sock subscribed
when the grounds viii DO permanently
impsoved. There u no reason now why,
with our present crop prospects, the
stock should not be taken and IN excel
lent fair held the coming fall. Parties
who are enough Interested in . county
fair to take stock in 1t will do the secre-
tsry of the association favor by calling
upon him ct the Office of LAkin 4 Parker
in Bathgate and subscribing. or by send
ling In their names. Your correspondent ID
secretary Of the association, and with the
belief that such q hir can be made Ia
pay expenseA, and that IL will be bened-
Icial to all who attend, urge al armen
and business men in the county to think
1.-THE matter over and take stock In Il and
aid it by their presence and influence
It is matter that the county is interested
in and of which 1t ought to be proud
Let us take the lead Of our northern
counties and have q fair that win call ou
the people Of Walsh and Grand Fork
counties. Your correspondent will gladly
receive the names Of any persons WIN
will aid this movement. The county i
old enough for fair.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-11

TIE Nickle Plate fnenaeerie and circus
will be in Pembina ON Tuesday, the ed
ofthis month. The press speaks very
highly Of them In towns where they have
exhibited, and none should lose thia
opportunity Of seeing them.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-11

Tm membes Of tho dethodist Sunday
school have decided to attend the picnic
let Toilette On Saturday Of this week. Al
who desire are cordially invited to join
them from Pembina. The people q
Joiette arc making oil the preparations
necessarily 70 good time and will vel
come visitors from Psmbiaa and adjoin.
ing towns. Children should be ready b
leave hero not later than $50 O'Clock.
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MAsa1rD.-At the N. E. parsonage, July
4eh. By tho pastor, Rev. q. B. Brecount,
Mr.. Henry HUFFMAN, Of Waterloo, N. Y,
70 Mis suaan ]. Wright, Of Emerson,
Manitoba.
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A LErrxz from w. II. H. Beadle. terri.
torial superintendent Of public instsuc.
ton, to county superintendent Of schools
announces that the territory furnishes Ill
blanks for school reports-by teachers,
clerks. treasurers and county superinten.
dents.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-11

The sslkirk steamed in Tuesday, hrina
ing considerable quantity Of freight for
Pembina business men. Mr.. Nixon has
received . large quantity Of lumber BY
boat the past few weeks.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-11

Tn commissioners adjourned Thurs.
day until Monday July 28th. A fhll %.
count Of their, proceeding this week Win
appear In our next issue.
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JULY FOURTH AND fifth.
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CAvlLEER.

CAvlkEERs
The Fourth is past. The boys and
girls have at last not their eyes opened
again and everything has assumed it,
usual appearance. But the Fourth wa,
largely success. At 10 a. u. the Ksla
tliumpians headed by the brass band
paraded the town, and although the pro
cession was not very long IL was good
what there was of 1t, The band then Led
the visitors to the picnic ground where
each group spread its table cloth and pro
visions aud proceeded to "load for bear.
On the invitation of Mr.. John Bechte
the band adjourned to his house where
they partook Of sumptuous repast
After the remains Of dinner were cleared
up, the chairman John Bechtel called
upon the band for q piece Of music and
"Hail Columbia" was given which. con
sidering the age Of the band. was vel
rendered. The chairman then introduced
the orator, 6. H. Mesquier Of Pembins
who delivered as fine an Grafton - va,
ever delivered in Cavalier. The speaker
left q favorable impression with hi
audience, which will remain with them
through time. Mr.. Megquier debated
largely on the necessity Of beginning
with the Juvenile mind in the schoo
room to teach the system Of government
and political economy. A vote If thank,
was rendered to the speaker for his able
address and the chairman called on the
band for another piece and cred, White
and Blue" was well given. Mr.. g. A,
Douglas then followed with short speech
thoroughly endorsing the sentiments Of
the orator. The chairman then closed
the speaking calling Mr.. MeSquier to task
for saying that Cavileer was away up in
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-13

thereof trtkin ttrenty years from the time Of con-
tracing the same. Any Indebtedness or ttdbtLitg
incurred contrary to utis proriSion shall be rotd
So far as this is concerned i. is to be noted,
First, the proposition was to provide
income" Second, 1.-THE assent of two-thirds
of the quali6edIslectorst thereof" clearly applies
to those voting at al election" not all the
electors of the county or city; and, more than
this, the voters voting ct an election held
for that purpose" What purpose? Clearly
the purpose of obtaining assent" not for
the purpose Of electing Mayors or Fire Com
missioners. But the browning objection and
answer to the constitutional technicality is
that the whole section refers only to interest
bearing debts (not expenditure on public
works, such as levees), for which interest a
tax is to be annually raised. The concluding
words of the section we hsve italicized, to
show that they do not refer to tax to be
raised for public work, It completely and
absolutely overthrows all the constitutional
exceptions taken. 1t is needless to add that
our evening contemporary omitted the
italicized words last evening in its quota
tioa. In short, the Constitution Is no
whit more an aid to the obstructionists than
the charter provision, and in neither can
there be found warrant for defeating the ex-
pressed will Of the people on Tuesday.
THE TRUSTEES
VIII, of course, go on and levy The tax, apd
il the obstructionists refuse to pay, let them
be forced 90 go to the lsst Court of resort and
expend far more than the pitiful tax they
seek to eYade.
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FULL Returns.

About o'clock yesterday morning the
counting of votes polled at Precinct 81 on
Tuesday was completed, but the figures did
not change the general result, as forshsdowad
by the report in our last issue, The total
vote Of the city gives Brown ID J. for Mayor,
Al majority over Steffsns (R); Anderson
Ramage ID J; jackson o. for Chief of Pc
lice, % majority over Lee ID }; jackson Or !,
for Fire Commissioner, 173 majority over
Burke levee tsx-ves, 1851: no. 1929 F.;
sanitary tax-yes, 2, 1856; no, 797 We pre-
sent the following table, with the figures in
full
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THE WEATHER. Bsrwick says
The temperature, wind and weather, at II
NJ. yesterday, was For Olympia, Az, west
and fair; Portland, 49', northwest and cloudy
Fort Candy, AZ, west aud fsir; Roseburg, So,
southwest and cloudy; Red Bluff, 56', south
and clear; Sacramento, 51', north and clear
San Francisco, Sc, northeast and fair; Los
Angeles, $50, southeast and clear; Salt Lake,
SO, southeast and cloudy; Cheyenne. 33'
northwest and fair; Denver, AZ, northwest
snd fair :: North Platte, AZ, west and fair
Omaha, 81. southwest and clear Ysnkton,
430, west and clear. There was q light frost
Yesterday morning, aud also the day before.
LAST night San Francisco reported foul sun.
set, which is supposed to indicate rain to-day
at that point.
DID Nor BREAKS. Lsvenson, who re-
turned from the Lower Sacramento Tuesday
night, says that the report to the effect that
the levee OF the Pierson District had been
broken was incorrect, the levee having with.
stood the high water in good shape, and the
prospects Of the district being unusually
promising. Snodgrass Slough and the No
kelumns river rose to such an extent few
DAYS ago that considerable property was sub
merged, but the water IS now running off
rapidly, and does not appear to have done
any damage.
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PASSENGER LIETa.

CARL1S, March 12sh.-Passed here to-day, to arrive
Mss Ekins, VIM. A., L. EiSins Philadelphia; David
Sawtelle, f. E. Eyre, b. F. Stone, E. B. Shaw, San
Francisco !; c. Schreiter, o-kland; General c. w.
Babcock, Lawrence, Kan; Mrs A. L. Prints, Lara
hanson, Connecticut Mrs. Whiting Indiana /; John
Payne Canada Will H. Farrell, Gaesburg, ILL.,. W.
c. Kirkland, Newark, n. J.; also los emigrants, in
clndinr S. miles To arrive March Eth
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Sacramento. March 12-Samuel Hardy, native Of
England, s. years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
the residence of his brother-in-aw, A. Garlck,
Second street, between n and o, this afternoon
at $50 o'clock
Marysvle Road, nine miles from Sacramento
Joseph Weber, native of California, q years.
Friends and acquaintsnces are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
St. Rose Church, corner Seventh and X streets,
this morning at 1890 o'clock
Sacramento March I2-Frank r, son of W. NJ
and Emily F. Jordan, Is years, 10 months and /
day.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
residence Of parents, on alley, Ninth and Tenth,
between F and c streets, this afternoon at :
o'elock.l
Woodland, March 11-Sirs Cordelia Jane wann
Boots, 81 years and months.
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THE TIvoLI.-The attendance ct Turner
Hall last evening to witness the third pre-.
seatation of "Rooms to Rent" was quite
good. Nsrs Vernon and her husband, George
3. Marion, are each particularly good In the
characters they represent. The Hesley
Brothers as contor,i5nisi5 and high-kickers
have 10 superior, snd 20 sea these alone is
worth the price of admission. The same pro-
g5amme to-nieht
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1t is stated that Fly Richardson, one of
the leading members OF the Vigilance Com.
mittee which has been waging vigorous war
on gang of hoIse-thieves at Ainsworth,
New, has been hanged near Morris Bridge,
it is supposed by surviving members of the
psnO
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WEI DE TEYFR.

1t is now undisputed that Wei De Meyers
Catarrh Cure Is the Only treatment that will
absolutely cure Cstarrh-fresh or chronic. Excel
lent remedy; Going wonders. ~. Leighow, 5i1
Fourth street. San Francisco ''I suffered Is years
entirely cuTed."-IDr. f. Clark 8 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. "a / had Catarrhal Deafness five
yeas; hsaring restored - Chas. Noysio, Whining
ton, Cal. Etc, etc Thousands of testimonials are
received from all parts OF the world. Delivered,
81. Dr. Wei De Meyers " illustrated Treatise
with statements by the cured, mailed free. D. B.
Dewey 81 Co., i1S2 Fulton street, New York.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filed March u, 1884. ]


March 10, 1SS4-D. r. and Mary K. Silva TO VIM.
W. Wade-North q feet Of south 8! feet OF lot g.
NJ and \, Fifth and sixth streets $3.50
March 10, 1sS4-Albert D. Burghardt to Edwin X.
A'sip-Lot 6, II and I, Twenty third and Twenty
fourth streets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-13

Sacramento. March y By Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis,
at the residence OF the brides parents, Charles
Ewald GrunskY to Matte X. Powers, both of this
city.
Sacramento, March - By Rev. Carroll NJ Davis,
Frank A. Fowler to Jane NJ Champion, both of
this city.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-13

PRoGREss and Atlas coffees always the best.
Give the Atlas AID Progress ccffees trial.
Use Atlas and Progress, and feel well ali day.
Atlas and Progress will not make you nervous.
Use Atlas and Progress coffee, and no other
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-13

ASTHMA and bronchitis cured by Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Trial bot
ties free.
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eoRA.
DIED.

Sacramento, March S-wiie Of C. w. Arndt, son
Sacramento, March 1o-Wife Of A. Harrington, a
son.
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MARIE D.

LADIES French kid, button shoes, 50 So
this week at Red House.
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CHrLDRry's TRIMMED SCHOOL HATS, % and
80 cents, st Red House.
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susizssz Advertisements.
Mechanics Store-Boys' calico hats.
Farm for sale.
Great clearance sale Thomas Bromleys stock.
Park Nursery-Tenth and streets.
For sale cheap-Second-haud pianos.
Nauted-Situstion To do homework.
Walted-Giri to do hou5ewOrk.
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We have thus passed over the whole sub
iecs in gener'l way. But there remains q
constitutional question. The obstructionists
cite this clause from the Constitution, Article
NJ, Section Is:
No county, city, town, township Board Of Edu.
cation or school district shalt incur any Indebted.
or liability in any manner or for any purpose
exceeding in any year the income and revenue pro.
yided for for such year without the assent Of two
thirds Of the qualified electors thereof voting at an
election to be hel5 for that purpose nor unless BE-
fore at ne tine OF acWTTing such Indebtedness
provisions shan Be made for ne collection Of an
annual tar Sufficient 10 pay The interest on sush in.
GcbtsdnesS as Il rails due, and also 70 constitute
Smiling find for the payment Of The priHeigaf
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susizesz Advertisements.

auction sale,
Receivers sale by auction-Sherburn Il Smith.
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aaa DAILY RECORD UNI0E.

DAILY WEATHER REPOgT.
tinrED STATES SIGNAL oFFIoE
SACsANsSro, March y, 15S4--3:02 p. N.
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ruErE ARAB START A Wall STREET ErNon.
RROOKLYN.

Walter Horny. age sixteen. who killed John Fitz-
gerald with knife IA quarrel al the fdnet MIls,
whore they worked ON Juno 7, was convicted yes
tcrday of manslauenter in the first degree.
James Christian Andersen, a Dane, has begun
suit AGAINST Peter Johnson, cork manufacturer,
of 40. 80 Broadway. to- recover $4,000 a. dam
ages for the alienation OF hls wucs affections.
johnson claims that he Is innocent.
The po,t-mortcn examination m the case OF
Andrew Ind who died Il the lIomWe pIthlc lIO5-
wtal on SUNDAY NIGHT from the effects of pistol
aLot wound inflicted seysIsl days previous by
himself, showed that death was caused by sup
curative meningitis resulting from the injury.
The bullet, together with number Of pieces of
hone was removed from the mans BRAN oyer
twenty-lour hours before his death.
Health Commissioner Raymond said Yesterday
that thc health of the city never vas better. The
sanitary inspectors are directed 70 take especial
care of the toncueut-hOusc districts u Wow of tho
pos.ihlc outbreak of cholera. Ala parts of the city
which are not perfectly clean VIII be dlsniocted.
William DAILY. owner of the stcrplo chaser Jim
NcCowun was ruled of the best race tracks IN the
couutry last season This year no was reiustatod
hut the reinstatement viii not bs M effect until
August Recently Dalv sold the horse TO sI-MnyOr
Nolan of Albany, for $1,000 and 300 was paid to
bud tine bargain. DIy regrei ted the sale after
wand and rclu cl 10 give mp ihe horse Armed 81 ith
writ of rcploNu issued by judge Cullen, yesterday
the sheriff seized the horse.
Robert Bright. a drug clerk, came t. this country
two weeks ago. On tuesday uight lac went IA a
gambling place IN the lio"9Ni N,W lotk, and lost
XglO. all the money ho had without money ~
work he wandered over the Bridge Yesterday aud
outffed "A dug store ~ AdamB aud Nassau sts
There ho wrote "A ptc8cfiptiun tuuin mug poison
and when II was made up swallowed It, \ police
man was called ia aud with hle And the clerk AL.
Bught was arrested for attempting TO commit
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st-NpPY NrW-JFRSEY TOWNS.

HoBokFN-Iu a letter dated Romc, June 90 the
Rev. =. Couigan has been informed that his pam
phIct " Episcopal Nominations' winch was sup
pressed by Bishop WlggSr, of Newark, has been al
lowed lloo circulation IN Rome by order of Car
diull Jacoliui, secretary of the Propaganda. Thls
action of the Cardinal touches, indirectly. ono OF
the most inpor ant of tho many questions that are
TO occupy the attention of tho coming council At
Baltimore. An edition of the pamphlet has al
ready been printed ~ Florence and another edition
has just appeared IN Rome.
PNrrRspN-A farmer named Dorcmus reported
u the police yesterday that the body of newborn
female infant had been found in tho river near his
property. Tho body WAS nuGc AID there were two
ugly Wounds m tine head.
AsBulY pAEK.-rhc fourteenth annual session
of the Ncw-lersey State Dental society was con-
vcucd at tho Coleman House Yesterday \ paper
on The Use 90 the Patrick Regulators by Drs.
O.. c. Brown aud t. Carleton Brown, Of Elizabeth.
gave ilse to spirited discussion.
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JERSEY CITY.

The body of an unknown man was found yester-
day afternoon III the river at me I0Ot Oh FL tceh'
st.
The quarterly report of Chief of Police Murphy
shows that 4G4 arrests made during the
last quarter. The value of property stolen was
So. FOG and of that 1919 worth was recovered
A truck belonging TO r. C.. Lyman. tho New
York brewer was struck by drill engine ester
day at tho IIcndcrsOn-st. crossing of the Pennsyi-
vania railroad. and Patrick Hughes, the driver
helper, was fatally injured.
Patrick Lyons, age fifty. of Nclson-aye. and
ClIff-,t., employed by the New-Iork, Lake Fro
and Western Railroad Company was crushed be-
tween two cars near the tunnel on tuesday night,
and instantly killed.
Jacob l.. Marinus who was chief of police many
wears ago. president of the board OF Ponce Commls-
sioucrs twelve years ago, and who has Deeh SeI-
eeant in the First Precinct for three years, mas
been reduced to the position of patrollnsn and as,
signed to station house duty on account OF age ana
i'll health.
Mrs Mary Hanlev of No. 400 Heuderson-st.,
was arraigued before Justice StllsTng, yesterday,
charged with atrOcloUs assault aud battery on
Philip Iowcry. Mrs Ilanlcy had poured kettle
OF boiling water over LOTery when he went 10 hSr
house to collect a bill.
Constable Mas,cr went 10 make levy on sew
ing machine in Mrs. Lenahans house IN llehder-
SOFA near Iwe,ith-st., yesterday. The nelghbors
all rallied To Mrs. LCuahau's support, and 10 a
twiuklIng tho constable found himself lying ON the
0onr and several >talwart IrIshWOmeu dancing a
g on HIM A. the first opportunity the constable
threatened the wJmen with revolver ana made
ms escape. lie had pair OF black cye', several
cuts aud scratches on his face and his stylish SUIT
of clothes was wrecked.
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NrE1NERS DUE "a ms PORI
FLIuAt JULY Is.
yHIppING NEWG.
rom OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY July 10, lsS
ARRIVED

rONI OF Nl.W YORK WEDNESDAY, JUN ~ lhN
Arrived
steamer " scon,ln mn. Urhy tlverpoe July and
uueonstnwn o. Win iulse and paAarnGUAtu buloh a 90
Etsaae Sscrru mn Wilson, Hul lh 0a)a WIN muse 10
Htr,nef AmeItue Oi'r san'eu lliye July D. with mdse
aud unaaenHets 10 UnuiHu.
steamer rohouia Ger. Kailowa Hamburg II days with
mdsc aRd passengers To kuuhatdt a Go 90, ,,. ,
~ NcIuait, SANTOS luu" 81 w" '"h
eito be- uu,a. with rlsa io elmpspn -neutot Young
steamer tiA of Alexandria 'lmnornann ti' wv IuN ~
Ttout,tl g. tamprch, ., lf"gos" aud Havana 10 WIN
m,lss Inl risaourcis toG Alr,0uhoG sons ,
steamer p,s .-usu MORAN 4t j"hua. w IuN =. iHlh
steamer AVS, No. SAMSON klugptop juno H. cirthsgcua
90 tataua InY' loit Ihnon ~ with mdae M' p'4-'hA'
tn PIN. Iutwuud a Geo. -
steamer tanou ds iicttrra npnnl Naci Havana days
wi "a IA aud uaaaeukrt fee de
steamer tnlufade NHk Utlfrsuu Jul ~, va hoy N'N -
DAYS with iud.o anil rtss'nEoiH 900 n Mallory go
Ftramnt Ga, audutte krY, NrWpu NUWs Win was0 A'
sr,mrt meas Natc IsnnVJ, io"o' p0l WIN n''' ""'
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suEut 10 orirfi vessel 10 g. iuhiAa q Go al, A.
utik heututlV ili,AF .fnlt, frtlria A"h" ~ "N''
with SUGAR tscidet Neaas toNattcr I'D p
IluN, Att'a va hampton 'N"'"' -
DAYS sugar Otd,l, vessel 10 'io" L u!'4 ,,, a.
Huy oaaru pau itAnon Ia ana ~ "bA !" "a'"'''
SON In.V leopard Cogsn, Araodu 81 days With sugar
10 order Vesael 10 3 oidrrsrrte.
suNsKr-wlnd Al sandy Eosx. moderate, NV, cloudy
Al NY Island. light w. clear.
Arrived yeitorlay
steamer The Queen BIT. Cochrarc, London Iuy and
Plymouth l. with mdse aud passengers 10 i HURST
CLEARED.
steamer city OF Richmond ,Br, Lewis, Liverpool VIA
Qaseas Iowa Ininan 30 Gu