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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-05
May 90, '56-n36.

EDUCATIONAL.
THE Wyandot County Teachers In.
A stitute, will meet at the Union School
House in Upper Sandusky, on Saturday,
June 7th, at 100 'elock, A. M. Teachers
throughout the county are solicited to at
tend. ~
The meeting will be addressed by the
Rev. Mr.. BAIRD and others.
By order of the Elk. Committee.
JOHN BERRY,
z May %, 1856. Rec. Sec'y.
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REMOVAL

| haved removed my store from No. S,
Pierson and MConnell's Block to No 2,
Yellow Corner, where will be happy to
see all my old customers and as many new
ones as will honor me with their pat
ronage. A large stock OF Tobacco, Cigars,
Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods, Notions,
Jewelry, &C., &C., always on hand.
HENRY WEIDERSHEIM.
March 6, Sc n26.
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1871 ISLAND FOR SALE.
IN Wyandot County, Mif1iin Township,
III five and half miles southwest from
Upper Sandusky. Said land is of an ex-
cellent quality, well timbered, and small
creek of stock water running through it.
All of which will be sold on very accom-
modating terms, by applying to
JOSEPH M'CUTCHEN, Agent.
Nav f. '56-33 3m
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GILhETT 4 WIGTON

x HAVE just opened large and splendid J
X stock of Spring Goods. Stock larger and J
X fuller assortment of fine goods than ever J
X brought into this market. They propose :
X positively, to sell lower than former prices :
X in this vicinity. i
x Silks from 62 to 200. Bonnets from 25 J
X to 500. Prints, from 5 cents upwards; :
x Bleached muslins from IS 's
X and other things in proportion.
x Splendid Mantillas and Silk Shawls-
X large lot of the genuine Marsails Coun.
X terpins &C.. dc.
x Ladies and Gentlemen, call and we will J
X show you the Elephant.
x Up. Sandusky, April II, 1856. :
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

TINE SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TOLEASE
Il for four years from the lst of April last,
the following described property situated in
Richland Tp., Immediately on the NJ. R. d L.
E. R. R., about one mile north of Whartons-
burgh. Twenty five acres of prime land un-
der good fence, twelve acres cleared and the
rest nearly so 1t has fine two story house
on it, we'll finished, with porch &C., There is
brick walled well 80 feet deep, with chain
pump; also smoke house, bake-oyen and
stable upon the premises. will lease the same
for four years, FREE OF RENT, with all the
privileges the land may afford, on this condi-
tion; that the lessee will complete the clearing
of said twenty five cres.
Other certain desirable privileges will be
given if asked, by my agent, Ira Brisroll, P.
NJ Whartonsburg, Wyandot County, Ohio.
HOWARD O'NEILL.
Sandusky' May, Is, '56. IRA BRIsToLL, Agt.
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Rg Sold at IA Market street, St
Louis, Mo-, 3l6 Broadway New York,
and by all druggists everywhere. Al
kinds of family patent medicines for sale
on the best possible terms, at Professor
Woods establishment, IA Market street
st. Louis.
Sold by G. S. Mackenzie wholesale and
retail agent for Cleveland. Also by D,
G. WEISz, Upper Sandusky, o.
Up. Sandusky, May IS Sc.
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Yellow COrner!! !!
P. B. Beidler =.

KSjust receiving his Spring and Sum
! - mer Goods, all of the most beautiful
styles that can be selected, consisting of a
general assortment that is usually keptin
a country store. k. eIJ Ts96s ss8 s
LADIES' & GENTLEMEN GOODS
can not be excelled for style and quality
in Wyandot County, consisting of the
Finest Goods !
If you want cheap and good goods,
bring on your Cash and Produce, FOR
TRUST | WON'T, I sell at uniform prices.
My stock of @aA I
Spring and Summer
p Goods /!
are all new, and direct from New York.
/ have no old goods on hand that were
lying on the shelves for or 10 years.
Come along and take a
q LOOK AT THEM!
even if you don't buy, for we won't charge
you anything to show them.
Upper Sandusky, May 1. So. 53tf
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WORTH KNOWING.-Prof Wood,
whose advertisement will be found in an
other column, has discovered remedy
for the gray and bald, which is at once
practicable and cheap. 1t requires nc
dyeihg, no wig, nor extraordinary trou-
ble,. There can be no doubt whatever. OF
its efficacy. We have seen testimonials
almost without number and from men of
great Intelligence, high standing and
moral worth.
: Those who have been bald for years
are now wearing their own hair, and ap-
pear ten years younger than they did six
months ago. AS in most cases gray hairs
AMI bald heads are both premature and
unnatural, itis.a duty to remedy them by
the natural and undoubted means which
Prof. Wood has invented, and now kind
ly offers to the afflicted Read his ad-
vertisement, try his wonderful remedy.
and give the Professor new testimonial
memphis Whig. E ~
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New York, Der. 2, 1854
PROF. O.J. WOOD--Dear Sir. After read
ing the advertisement in one of the New York,
journals, of your celebrated Hair Restorative,
procured half pint bottle, and was SO much
pleased with it, that l continued its use for
two months, and am satisfied tits decidedly the
best preparation before the public. 1t at once
removed all dandruff and unpleasant itching
from the scalp. and has restored my hair natu-
rally, and, have no doubt, permanently so.
You have permission to refer to me, all
who entertain any doubt of its perform
ing all that is claimed for it.
MISS F'EEKS, 2612 Greenwich Av.
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HOME PRoTECTION.
NEW
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP.

GUMP, & MOYNER,
MOULD RESPECTFULLY call the at
' tention of the citizens of Wyandot county
to the fact that the above Establishment Is
now in active aud successful operation, iri
UPPER 8 Il Nd USR
where they are prepared to manufacture and
fill all orders with dispatch, for
Castings and Machinery,
in their line. They will also carry ON the
BLACK BUSINESS in all It's va
rious branches. They will constantly manu-.
facture and keep on hands
Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows, &c., &c.
they feel confident that it will be to the inter
est of the public to give them a call They
will warrant all work to give general satisfac-
tion.
Old Iron and Produce of all kinds will be
| taken in exchange fer work
July IL, 1855. mas II
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CHAINS TRACE, LOG AND COIL
" Chains, for sale by
may 3,'55 MARTIN & ROBBINS.
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For Sale

~ ACRES OF THE FINEST TIMBER
# in Ohio, consisting principally, of White
Oak of IMMENSE SIZE, and other valua-
BILE woods Location in Salem, nearW hartons :
bursh, and next the farm of Mr. Ritter and
others and about 3 miles from Carey The
land is well watered and soil of best quality
Price 500 per acre. Apply TO d. STRAW at
Carey, orlF. MORGAN No. ,, Pine st. New
York ity
Up. Sanduskv, May % SO
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Fremont, Tiffin and Fort Ball Planl
81 Road.

TNHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COM
! IL pany will meet at M'Cutchenville, Wy
.andot Co., Ohio, on Tuesday June, the nth
1856, at one O'Clock, for the consideration of a
proposition to relieve the company from its in
debtedness, as authorized by an act passedby
the General Assembly of this State.
detailed statement of the financial con-
uition of the company, will be presented at
the meeting 1t is then proposed to assess
each stockholder to such an amount, in pro-
portion to the stock held by each, as will pay
all the liabilities of the company. This We
are now empowered to do by law, and such
assessments will be made as, majority ot
those present at the meeting may deem advisa,
BILE. rlH hfgs A.FC. BALDWIN. Pres !.
May u, 1856. m tHa s95s
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HENDERsoN's COLUMN.
DRUGS = DRUGS!

TIME SUBSCRIBER has Just received from
IL the Eastern Cities, about
FORTY TONS of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Dye Stufs, Paints, oils, Perfumery, and
Patent Medicines: Consisting IN part Of
100 Or. QUININE, so drs. MORPHINE,
100 OF. CHINIODINE. 100 KEGS WHITE
LEAD and ZINC PAINT, 100 Calls. LARD,
BANK, LINSEED, NEATSFOOT, CAS-
TOR and SW EFT OILS.
500 Gals. .Saper Extra FRENCH and Black
bu'y Brdndy's, Port and Street HIINES,
Holland Gia, "l844" lNonongahala
WHISKEY (setecsed expressly for
MEDICINAL PURP OSES::
Also 100 Gross BOTTLES and VIAI.s, Bottle
and VIAL CoRKs.
1t is altogether unnecessary to make any
pretentions to enumeration of articles. The
stock is full and complete in every particular
| feel certain that it will be the pecuniary ad-
vantage of Physician, Farmer and Mechanic,
to call and examine before purchasing else
where; as am determined to be not under
sold (FOR THE CASH this side of Sun.
rise.
LADIES: flee in your ear--The modest
younA man with the nice whiskers is always
ready to wait on you with Perfumery and Other
| etceteras.
NcNxN n
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DRANDY AND WINES.-If you want a
ID good article, for Medicinal or Mechanical
purposes, go to
TRIBOLETT'S.
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H 4 r D m A z g

on hands now, and expect in week or two to
receive their Spring supply, when they, will
be able to furnish the people of this and ad-
joining Counties, with everything in their line
upon the most reasonable terms.
MARTIN e. ROBBINS.
Up. Sandusky, April II, 1856.
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I have used Prof Oh Woods Hail
Restorative, and have admired its won.
derfnl effects. 1t restored my hair where
it had fallen off; it cleans the head, and
renders the hair soft and smooth-much
more so than oil.
MARY A. ATKINSON.
Louisville, Nov 1, 1854.
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CHEESE.- CHOICE ARTICLE
~ Western Reserve, by WM HENRY.
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| r AIDES, call for the best Yeast Powder in
IL this neck of woods, at
Nov 1. HENDERSON'S
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nNE HALF GROSS OF AYRES CELE-
Obrated ''Cherry Pectoral, reed and for
sale at HENDERSON'S.
Feb ID '56-n22
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r OTIS OF ESSENCES, prepared and sold
IL awful cheap, by the dozen, at
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-05

DURE OLD BRANDY and Wine, and II.
i quors of all kinds, for medicinal purposes
only for saleby WEIZ & CRIDER,
Nov. 2, Sd Druggists.
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THE undersigned have formed CO.
partnership in trade. and are now
daily receiving and opening an assortment
of rich and
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-05
CLOTHS. ClSSlMERES.

Vestings, Doeskins, Tweeds, Satinetts, leans,
Cravats, Collars, Gloves, Hoosiery, and So
forth-in fact everything for the wear of Boys
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-05

HING ALCOHOL-pure and undefled-
IN received and for sale at
HENDERSON'S.
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IMPORTS.

San Francisco.-per Bark Yankee.-10 boxes soap, IL
tin 10 sacks salt. 81 boxes mdse. 20 IL
y 10 mats paper. u boxes drugs.
pkgs liquor + boxes, and 2 bdls hardware. kegs
nails % kegs mdse, % bales mdse. 90 boxes
dies, IL bags hops, Is bags barley shoes. 2
hats, 20 -four tobacco, case nd s.
80 rolls mating, 4 trunks mdse. fire engine and
10 bags oats "a NJ shingles package specie, Z
bags potatoes 400 kegs lead, bags turnips.
Francisco.-Per Ellenta.-17i shingles, IS
bdles printing paper. 30 cords wood, box mdse %
Suffolk -four. $50 sacks -four. box beef,
buckwheat 10 bbls -four coil India rubber hose
boxes cheese Dbl almonds box figs, Dbl hlberts
2 bbs peanuts ! keg nuts. 1 frail dates. cases
Boxers Bitters 1-2 cask brandy, brandy, 3
claret, casks ale, casks porter, GIN
l strawberry syrup l sherry wine, 10 gals
bot wine.
Boston-Per Humboldt.-3s mdse, 466 pkges
mdse. boxes mdse, gig, boiler, trunks mdse 156
DOORS mdse IL NJ brick. 10 NJ feet of lumbT.
200 pkgs DOORS i Dbl mdse, 400 casks cement Zoe
boots and shoes. IA bbs pitch, Dbl rosn. Ia
bundles pals reels pipe $3.50 pieces 1050I5 TT lum
Der. bbls rice.
London.-Per Agnes Garland-3O5 mdse 1410
mdse. 1O5 pkgs and pieces machinery. II pkgs
mdse, Z kegs mdse, 1 bag mdse, Is baskets mdse 80
bds mdse. IS chests mdse jugs mdse, so bbls gun
powder, 80 bbls mdse, kegs gunpowder, 161 bales
mdse, II serons, iron pans boxes mdse, q grind
stones 379 of iron, round evaporation 1000
fire bricks, parcel mdse, tin mdse.
Teekalet.-Bark Senator.-59,170 TT lumber, 80
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 2.

Thank Heaven the day at length has dawned
untrammelled by government patronage or party
pledges, unbiased by ministerial frowns or favors--a
press whose shall be the advancement of the ma
ton in its commercial, political and social eond
ton The day that witnessed the abolition by Liho
ho Ioani, of the tyrannous system of tabus which
had crushed with despotic power from the most an
eien days the liberties of this people will not be
longer remembered than that which witnessed the
advent free thought and free principles through
this group
That such press, truly independent and free, has
long been needed here, all admit; but to estab
1ish permanent basis and to conduct it in
such to give general satisfaction and
produce good results in community made of such
various elements undertaking of great
risk that few have been willing to ATTEMPT it, 1t is
needed in the family enliven the social evening
circle. 1t is needed in the counting of the
merchant whose eye gances instinctively to its
rine and commercial news 1t is needed in the farm
whatever is transpiring the metropolis and
throughout the kingdom. 1t is needed by the wealthy
ship owner abroad who seeks reliable advces from
his cruising vessels. II is needed in the palace and
the government halls that the rulers of the nation
feel the throbbng of the public heart and guide
their councils with dscreetness. And lastly. it is
needed by the intelligent native who is seeking to
extend the sphere of his knowledge by the aequsi-
ton of noble mother tongue. We want n medium
for the expression of public thoughts mirror
20 portray national feature fit representa-
tive to bear to the enlightened nations of the earth
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needed for the trade, not tits yours reader, to
Judge 1t will be also help freight her with
the produce, the and merchandise which You
may have to dispose Of 1t will re our duty to stand
by the helm and ever keep a wstchful eye TO wind
ward. and with the compass chart of experience
TO steer her over the shoals and reefs and breakers
that may lie in our track. We expect always
to sail smoothly under our perpetual trade breeze
with studdingsails fore and aft. There are often
squalls and gales sumberng unnoticed on the hori.
zon of the most tranquil sky while reefs shoals
are to be met in every voyage
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The Tables-which had been spread under a ten,
were literally supplied and under the manage
ment of Mr.. ST. John. But the principal attraction
here the brides cake, consisting of pyramid OF
five cakes. the largest about three feet in diameter
and the topmost about twelve inches surrnounted b
statue the whole frosted and ornamented in tb.
highest style Of the confectionery art forming a
sight rarely in this part of the world I'm
fortunately, however for the palates of the curious
1t remained tabu-for sight only, not for taste.
On the following day che palace grounds Wire
thrown open TO the native population large numbers
of whom visited the King and Queen and partook OF
luau Cor native feast.) prepared for them A Iuau
was also served up at the residence of DR.. Rookie
In conclusion avoid congratuating His
Majesty on behalf of the public and the nation on
his suspicious union with capable of carrying
new order of things into the routine of royal life
The day is when the observance of ancient Gus
toms or habits maintain footing of eauali-
ty with the refinement of civilization, and we re-
GREETED to notice the revival of the compulsory
prostration of the military relic only of abso-
lutte despotism and which had the appearance OF a
step backwards.
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SHIPS MAILS.
PORT OF HONOLULU, H. I
ARRIVALS SINCE JUNE 1

June 2-Am. What Cheer Baker, SO days from
Sydney San Francisco, touched for water
and provisions.
e.-Am. ship Humboldt, Newell, 10 days from Bos-
ton, Valparaiso and Tahiti mdze to b. W. Field
AR bark Wool, Fuller, 81 days from Mel
bourne, Tahiti-1S days. Touched for water ana
provisions.
16-N Gren brig Ellenita, Watt, 16 days from San
Francisco Messrs. Poor.
l6-French Frigate Alceste, Penauvos, 90 guns, 10
days from San Francisco.
16-Am. bar Yankee Smith, IL days from San
Francisco assd D. C. Waterman
16,-Br brig Recoverer, Mitchell, 20 days from an
youvers Is. Shingles and Salmon tn Hudson Bay Co.
Sound, put in in distress. -
21-Br bark Agnes Garland, Thomson 125 days from
London, cargo to Hudson Bay Co.
25.-Am ship Daylight Holbrook, IL days from IA
nama touched for provisions.
Hawaii. -
27.-Haw schooner Mary, Ellis, from kawaihae' Ha-
wall.
2s-Br brigantine Burmah Churchill 80 days from
Hongkong, touched for water.
E- We shall report arrivals and departures
of Coasters as well as foreign vessels.
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Am. ship Ceylon. Barrett. from Boston, April 49,
sorted udze TO B. W. Field.
Am. sch Vaquero, Newell from Sydney to p. Coady
&
bark Fanny Major, Lawton, from San Francisco
sail about June 25.
Am bark Frances Palmer, Stott from San Francisco,
sail about July 5.
Haw. schooner Maria, King from San Francisco, to
sail June 10.
N. sch l. 2. Foster, Johnson, from Puget Sound.
lumber Hackfeld & Co.
Am. sch KalUna, - from Puget Sound, lumber to
Hackfeld & Co
brig oahu. Wolde, from Bremen. Ap. s, assorted
cargo Melchers & Co.
brig Emma, from Hamburg. ass'd cargo
Krull & Moll.
Russian Steamship America to leave San Fran
cisco, for Honolulu, about June 10, under sail,-is
therefore overdue.
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EXPORTS.

Vancouver's Isiand-Brigantine Recovery. 20 NJ
Manila Cheroots 1903 gals molasses, 1920 bags brown
sugar. coils Manila rope, prints or. casks
sherry or. casks port 120 casks salt 10 bdls mer-
chandise Is crates do, casks do box do 81 cases
do, kegs do, 2 baskets do, 3 jugs do, l
wheels, whiskey, 20 cases old Tom gin,
Brandy, Brandy bitters
New York.-Per s. s. Bishop. 635 dry hides 80
bbls tallow chest mdse. trunk do 81 csks guano,
Dbl. copper and composition, shells and lava
specimens 1880 goat skins, 10 bags s. /. wool, IA
sperm oil, SO casks whale OIL IS pkgs old cop
composition, clothing, 2400 lbs. pull,
Beads
San Franeisco.-Per Elenita. Dds kegs Sugar, 433
bales bags PuIu JOG bags Coffee, 500 bags Salt,
Squashes. 20 bags Fungus, Chinese Shoes
box dried Pumpkins, brandy and Is cask
brandy boxes Gin, 10 gallons Port Wine, boxes
Claret, / box Syrup.
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Business Notices.

A large edition of about 1900 copies of this mum
her paper has been struck off, and copy VIII
every foreigner resident these Islands,
including many subscribers, that all chOos-
ing become subscribers, may do so from the hrst
number.
Terms.-Six dollars per annum.
single copies ~ 1-2 cents each.
Persons DESTROYS of mailing papers. can procure them
neatly done in wrappers at 30 cents
per 81, for twenty copies.
order to accommodate our native subscribers SIX
months subscription S3) will be received for the Ha
waiian Edition
Agents for the Commercial Advertiser.
Lahaina, Maui. ................C. s. BARTOW, Esq
Makawao, E. Maui. ......-....-L. S. TORBERT. Esq;
Hilo, Hawaii. CAPT j. WohI III
Kawaihas Hawaii JAS A. LAW
Kona Hawaii .THOS H. PARIS, ESD.
Kooa Kauai ...............D J. W. SMITH
San Francisco, Cal. -. L. p. FISHER ESQ. Mer Elk:
New Bedford and U. s.. b. LINDSEY. Ed Ship List
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MEMORANDA.

Am bark What Cheer, touched on the reef in en-
fering the harbor, sustained damage the steam
tug Akamai going out Immediately to hei assistance
The French Whaeship Georges. condemned at this
was sold Auction the 18th uit. Her hull
brought 1925. Total sales amounted to s396i We
learn the hull is to be broken up
The Haw brgantne John Dunlap met severe squall
on her trip from Kauai, and when near BARRIERS
Point, away her fore top and gallant mast,
with sails repaired and sailed again last Fri
day for Kauai.
Per schooner Pfel from Mana.-SpOke ship Albion
of F. H. Hind. Master y. Lat "a 16, Long ITO %
East sperm whale since leaving Talcahuana
steering North May spoke ship. Maury, Curry,
Ga days out. n. Lat &c Long 155 &c. West, 20 bbs
bound Kodack.
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DEPARTURES SINCE JUNE 1.

June 2-Hawn brigantine Pfel. schivenbeck, for
Arctic Ocean.
Ann bark What Cheer, Baker for San Francisco
Ann schooner E. L. Frost, Hemystead, for ochotsK
s-Am bark Frances Palmer, Stott for San Fran
7-Br Frigate Alarm, Curry. for San Francisco
12-Br bark Gen Wool Fuller. for San Francisco
13-Am clipper ship s. s. Bishop, Lindsay, for N u
1s-Fr Frigate Aleeste. Penauvos. for Tahiti
81 brig Recovery Mitchell, for Vancouvers Is
27-Am ship Daylight, Holbrook, for Calcutta
3o-Peru brig Ellenita, Waltz for San Francisco
3o-Brit brig Burmah. Churchill, for Valparaiso.