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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-09

SHAwLS.-A woman dressed in mems
clothes was arrested at st. Louis d few days
since, taken before the recorder, and fined
fifty dollars. She called herself Hiss Jno
Smith, and said she had followed The river,
and had been wearing mems clothes several
years. Miss Smith, it seems, was determine
ed to have her revenge, as will be seen by the
following paragraph from the ST. Louis Intel
ligencar. Two well-known citizanS were re-
ported to the recorder Yesterday for violation
in habi,imants not belonging to their sex, viz:
shaw,s. The complaint was made by Hiss
Jno. Smith, who had been fined $50 the day
before. for the same offence. We see no rea-
son why sauce for the goose should not be
sauce for the gander, or why men should b.
allowed to wear shawls with impunity when
women are fined so heavily for donning the
breeches.
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GERMAN COLONY IN New LEoN.--Thc Ger
man settlements are extending themselves
from Texas into New Leon in Mexico. The
government of New Leon favors their emf
grafton and offers them political privileges.
On the 10Th Of December an arrangement
was concluded between Gen. Vidaurri on the
part of the government, and Messrs. Riotte
and Frauenstein on the part of the German
emigrants, by which twenty-nine square
leagues are granted, to be equally divided be-
tween German and Mexican settlers, of which
five leagues are destined for city. The Ger
man coonists are to be regarded as citizens
from the moment they enter the territory of
New Leon; they are to be subjected to no
taxes for three years, nor to military duty,
except in case of invasion or attacks from
the Indians, and they are to be protected in
the freedom of religious worship.
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FUN.-We like fun. 1t is great insti-
tuition If it was to come to that we should
vote for it with big ballot, Fun! 1t is
what keeps most of us from getting sour
it adjusts the equipoise of life--it meIows
the flesh, oils the bones, rosifes the brain
sets one right when his tendency is the other
way. Blessings on the man, woman, or who
or what else invented fun. How much has
it done for you, reader, ourself, Smith, Brown.
Jenkins. and the rest of the folks. What a
monster-what brute Dark, sour, gloomy,
sepulchral, cod. Bah Every body avoids
him. Aud then women who recoil from or
repulse fun Conscience and the Crimaa,
what beings Her countenance is an appal-
ling cloud-her voice as of the tomb-her
disposition cross between the lost ship of
lemons and a demijohn of sulphuric acid.
Ugh! Turn your feet, your eye, your hand
from her. Shes either spoiled in making,
growing or keeping.
Fun What would the world do with
ont it! Momus and Joe Miller forever!
What sunshine and roses are to nature, so is
fun to man and woman.-[Sierra Citizen.
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WOOD COUNTY PROBATE COURT

James S. Wadsworth, administrator of the estate of
William w. Wadsworth, deceased, plaintiff,
against William A. Wadsworth, Livingston
Wadsworth and Herbert Wadsworth, defendants.
FTNHE defendants, William A. Wadsworth Liv
i ingston Wadsworth, and Herbert Wadsworth,
will take notice that the plaintiff, James S. Wads
WORTH has filed his petition in the probate court of
Wood county, and state of Ohio, the object and
prayer of which is to obtain an order from said
court, empowering and authorizing him, the said
petitioner, to convey to the several persons named
in the petition filed in this cause, their heirs
signs, certain real estate, situate in said county of
Wood, in said petition particularly described; !;
which said real estate was heretofore sold by the
said William w. Wadsworth in his lifetime and
that unless said petition be answered by the Sd day
of March next the petitioner will ask the to
grant the order as prayed for, by default.
DANIEL McBAIN, Plaintiff S Attorney,
Jan. 81, IS56.--39w3$2
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U0O& CommOn Pieas.-PetitiOm to Sell Land.
John Bates admir- of Edward Hotchkiss, decd, vs..
Grace Hotchkiss et al.
NRACE HOTCHKISS Sarah Hotchiss, Jane
VI T.. Merrman, Elias F. Merriman, Charles G.
Alerrman, Adeline II. Grannis and Charles B.
Graunis, will take notice, that ohm Bates, admin
istrator OF Edward Hotchlss, deceased. has filed
petition in the court of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio asking an order to sell the following
real estate of the decedent :---E. If S. E. or. Sec
33, T. 5, Il. II, 50 acres; \. w. or. n. w. or. See
36, II. 3, Il. II, 10 acres n. w. Or. n Il. or. Sec
l, II. T. Il. IL, 40 acres; S. W. Or n w. or. Sec.
u, L. B. II. 8, 40 acres w hf S. E. or. Sec SO, T.
g. r.. IL, so acres /; f.. part n. w. fraction Sec. TO-
T. 7, Il. Il, in Wood county, Ohio. Also, in-lots iii
Perrysburg, in said county, No. SOP, 593, 5;}3 und
hf. IL, and n-lot o. block =, HOLSTERS addition TO
pay debts; and that said petition will be for hear
ing at the ensuing spring term of said court
MURRAY u DODGE, Attys for Pet.
Feb. ., 1S5G--3Sw5$3
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GERMANS IN SOUTH AMERICA.-A monster
contract has been entered into between the
Peruvian government and a German, named
Schultz, in conjunction with Ijurra. Peru
Wan, for the colonization of the region Of
the Amazon and tributaries, in the neghbor-
hood Of Chanchanayo, and Cuzco, at the foot
of the Andes, with 10000 robust emigrants
of the Roman Catholic faith The govern
ment is to pay the cost of their transporta-
tion, which they are to refund ii the expira-
tion Of five years, (meantime paying mod
crate interest on the amount thus loaned,) }
except $50, which the state presents them.
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PASTE THAT Is PAsrE.--Dissolve an ounce
Of alum in quart of warm water when
cold. add as much flour as will make it the
consistence Of cream; then strew into it as
much powdered roSin as will stand on a shil-
ling, and two or three cloves boil it to a
consistence stirring all the while. 1t will
keep for II months, and when dry may be
soflenGd with water.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
800

DITCH NOTICE--To A. c. d. Drewry, Will
~ lam Kidd, Jonathan White, John Moore, Ste
Clark Cummings, John Roderick, Willard Trull
Samuel Armitage, Loren Clark, Anthony Harris
Crsss Trotter, Morse & Beardsley, A lien McCahan
W. b. Nandervolgens ct al, Edgar b. Camp, w.
S. c. Beach, George Rapp, John APPEL, Timothy
Baker, or other persons owning any of the follow
ing described lands =
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DOAD NOTICE.-A petition will be presented
II to the commissioners of Wood county, at their
next regular session, asking for the view, survey,
and establishment of county road beginning at
the northwest corner OF section ten D0,) town five
(j) north, of range ten I0) east in Plain township;
thence on the north line of said section ten to
its intersection with the old Findlay road and there
to terminate. [Plan tp.. Jan. 80, 1S5G.-39w4
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Attachments.

A. NJ Thompson against Uriah skinner.
Before NJ. Key. Jr., Justice of the Peace of Per-
rysburg township, Wood county, Ohio.
ON the Sth day of January, A. d. 1885, snid JUS
" tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the of seventeen dollars and thirty
five cents. A. NJ. THOMPSON.
Perrysburg, Jan. g. 1956.--37w3
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AND MEAL.

LNLOUR AND MEAL.-E. D. PECK e. co.
Il Flour warranted, made from sound Kentucky
wheat. In barrels and bags.
. INDIAN MEAL, bolted and unbolted, for sale by
T. Il. MILLER g. CO.,
Or at the Mill Office of f. d. PECK & co.
Feb Z 1S56.--39w3
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gv-G. & J. Powers have an assortment
of Valentines at their store The 18th inst.
is close at hand, when these missives are in
great demand.
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+ ANDS FOR SALE.---I will sell, on very
il reasonable terms the undivided S. W. or sec.
10, Il. 4, L. s. r.. in Wood county, Ohio, contain
ing l07 acres. more or less also n w. fr. or.
Z, Il. &, r. II, in Ottawa county, near the village
of ElmOre. JAMES MURRAY.
Dec. ;, lSj5.--30w4
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SCHOOL EXAMENERS.---Th board of
- School Examiners OF Wood county, will meet
at Bowling Green, at o'clock A. NJ, on tae second
Tuesday Of February, 1856, for the examination Of
teachers. +. .IIOLLENBECK.
Jan. 10, lS56.--36w4
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Attachment.

AItUChIIlbllLs
A. NJ. Thompson against n. F. Hatch.
Before NJ. Key Jr., Justice of the Peace of Perrys
burg township, Wood county, Ohio.
ON the 18th day Of January, a. D. 1885, said JUS
" tce issued an order of attachment in the abov,
action, for the of twenty-five dollars and forty
cents A. NJ. THOMPSON.
Perrysburg, Jan. 26, 195G.--37w3
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NEW STORE.-B. F. HOLLISTER has
IN again opened STORE of all kinds of
GOODS, suitable to the season, at his old stand
in Perrysburg. Those in want of Store Goods, or
having Produce to sell exchange will do well to
give him call as good bargains are offered. [35
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Sale of Real Estate by order of the Probate
6tOrIrf.

nN the Sth day of March, 1856, between the hours
" of 10 A. NJ and p. NJ, will be sold at the door
of the court house in Perrysburg, Wood county,
Ohio to the highest bidder the following real estate
the property of Nicholas Reiser deceased, to
Wit In-lots number 513 and 52O, in said town of
Perysburg Appraisement and terms made known
on the day Of sale. JOHN YAGER,
JOHN WEBB,
S. JEFFERSON, Atty Adnrs.
Feb . lS56.--3Sw5S1
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DIED.

AREOLD-In Coventry R. L. on "Wednesday, May Il, Miss
Abby Arnold eldest dausher Of Daniel Arnold aged ID years
AsHMAN-On Sunday June s, Edwin p, son Of " l. and
Hariet C. Ashuian.
BELLAMY-At Boston On Sunday, June 9, Mrs Margaret
BclSny, ssed 81 year, and months
BOYD-On Monday, June Theodore Chauncy Boyd aged
years months and IL DAYS
CHRIsTIE-on Tuesday, June le, at No II College place,
GeSree " and Mary Elz beth Christie.
CETRERs-On Monday, June g. Jane Caroline, wife OF Rob
Cethers, sRed n years
CONRAO-At Philadelphia on Sunday, June g. MIs Ann
Conrad, il the eith year OF her age
CUsBING-At shsp Mass Sunday June 6, sir. Lorns
Gushing, eyed II Years
EsTFE-At Melrose R. j. on wednesday June Mr. Eljah
kstee, formerly OF Charlestown Mass, Aged 90 years
FUssFLLAt the residence of bis sOn.@law Neal HARDY in
Fan Cretk Township, Madison csusty lnd or Wedre'day
June a. William Russell late Of Chester County, Penn, IN
the 7Hh year Of his age.
GANT-At Philadelphia Sunday, June 8, Lydia P Cant,
aged 2 years.
HAvEN-At Boston Sunday June g. Mrs Emily R. Haven
wife Of John Haven, jr, aeta 80 years.
HAYESOn Monday June g. Dennis OF John and Catha
me Hayes, sgeo year
HI sEE-At Phi.deiphis, Sunday, June 8, Mr. Joel c.
Hl,,e IN the 68th year OF his age.
KINSLY-On Monday, june 9, jas T. knsey essd 81 years
LAwsON-On Monday, June @ Isabel Lawson, at Carlton
avenue, Brooklyn, AGED months go
The remains the Cemetery Of the tversresns
LLoYD-At Philadelphia, Sunday June 3, Mrs Mary JANE
wife vi Thomas Llcyd, aged ~ years.
LARAhEF-On Monday June g. Julia Ann, daughter o! ths
late Thomas Hunt, and wife OF Frances r. " Ne'
NAsoN-At Providence R. l., Monday, June 3 Elizabeth
late Pardon MasoI III the ySa' :"
her
MAXON-In Newport, R. l.. on Mordsy June ?, aged 81
yea :, Ms eslthy Mason.
oGBOURN-At Philadelphia on Monday, June g. Catherine
osuthter Of Jsue and the late Joseph X osbouIh aseH
OBRiEN-At Willansbureh, on Monday, June y ffanei'
StrpLen Youngest son Of WARY and Thos O'Srsh, j.
PAINk-On Monday June Charles Paine III his Soh year
ROBINsON-At Philadelphia, Oh Sunday, June g Susahh'
Robinson, In her 7otk yesI.
sMITH-At Setaus Lo Island SUNDAY, Juue IN he
Esd wear Of her sge Elizabeth, wife OF waiter smith, az
ceased.
sTEENsoN-At PHILADELPHIA on Sunday, June S,MFA Mary
Stceuson, aged 81 years
sYKEs-A Phisde phs Sunday, June Charlotte wife
of Samuel Sykes, aged IS yeas
URQUHART-ou Monday, June 9 James c. third son o.
james and Maria UIQphaIt
WARRIOR Monday, June 9, Charles Henry Ward, aged Il
| years, months 40 days.
| WALTERS-h Philadelphia Monday, June ., John u.
son Of A. b. and +. C. Walters, aged and months
WEED-On Saturday June :, Charles n. Weed. ia the q
| wear of his age.
| WILTON-At Brooklyn. Monday. June g. Charles v.
youngest child OF Emerald AID Charlotte 3. Nou aged
| S.aIs and . mouths
NFSENERAt Dezarsrs British Guisns Tuesday, Apri
g. Vincent Weseue formerly OF fhIade pha County PeA@
NINSLOW-At CGllso on Friday. Aug a. 1875, on his wa
home trom Valparaiso, George T. Winsow OF Maiden, Mass
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resoh sSifei ent state Of the usr.et VA
no, imrorisrr - no
RATAN-We lsGn Of ssls Of - roo Dne
sIGARS coI time FIRM With vs'y niarasI .,... -.
20 - IN and sp-ouai Refined Is s4dDs
sLd D remznd. ssie- % 80 hdds NOS IN f,h eng
u 0sic molly .d7ic ard 100 hba, $50
Aso, Ioo hhds nsiAcs =, Sc, eosias baoy,S 9
sIrsdly. N' s0a
SALT TIE supply Of LIVERPOOL Frs lag. va An
downward sales OF 40 sacks Ashtou's a. sSy, a, ~
sEFDs-In Clever sd TiiuUihy-Se.d Do,hns doiII ,t
Wax fsr request 81 ga IS; Clean sl8 Ln..ss
ia buoysrt hear of sales e 500 bare Calcutta 10 s,r,.
Bcsien. az 81 % and small lots tAe spot 81 h.S
here It ~ ifds2 L. bush
sOAP-We learn Of sale Of 80 boxes Castle - Icle
sKlNs-ses Of 10 bales Cutseoa Goat 5sye been made a,
Sc ara mos.
TIN-The market r Pis remains aue, aud favor n,
buyer; small sales ~ Bsnca 81 t0, each Plate. a,e 10
god stock and the market Is heavy sses Of 80 boxes Z.
$ll ST mos Cole Tn is iuse i've AID pes lover:
su'-li sales 80.
TEAsThe business at private sale il very mpiersie pend
ina ancou CT tom0rIOg prices continue steady
TOBACCO-A moderate demand prevsis ard prices are
hTui sales u 60 bids Kenucky sd Maysyle sali %
bales Havana stA 05c. a seed Leaf AZ dfe bee
FLORIDA snd 81 bales ssEus on terms not usn.rirei
WHlSkN-Ihe na:ket Is better with inqgry sales Of
$50 tbls. ~ &c f,r Ohio ard Prison.
ZINCTte demsd is limited rns sale. BY the invoice ct
tic. for sheets,
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MARRIED.,

ANDERsON-DTINLOP-At No I52 West Fifteenth street,
on Frday June by the Rev John Brash, Alex Adefso1
Let Press Printer Helen Dunlop youngest daughter o.
James puIlCp, miller. Paisley, Scotland.
DAyIS-WALTERS-In Brooklyn, Tuesday, June TO- by
the Rev. w. Kari, Mr.. William y. DAVIS TO Miss Mary
JeIe second daughter Of Thomas p Walters esq.
FRANCIS-BEFRAFT-O On Sunday. June 8, George Fy.ncs
Of Leeds Greene County to Mrs Ann Beisf Of oangertes
Ulster County.
FOSTEP-SPARK-in Chicago H., on Saturday. May 81,
Geor.e b. Foster d. Mss Fannie Frazer, daughter
Of NIp Spark, Lay Vicar Of Exeter Cathedral England
MARsIl-HOTCHKISs-A New Haven on Tuesday. June
10 b. the Rev Dr. Cleveland Mr Howard z. Marsh Of WIN
chester, Conf, 10 Miss Hs.riete L. Hotchkss
McCLUNE-MOOR-at Philadelphia, Wedned day, June g.,
Robert Mcclure to Mise Agnes moor.
WHITE NOkE-FERRIER-At Boston, OF Sunday, June
bir Nathan w litten to Miss Mary +. FerTief Of
ChnrlfsioNn.
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Disasters, &c.

Bptc UusrRy.s A. Charleston from Boston, So1oa ~
West rut In IL ditress sbOat 100 miles y r. w
Hserss IL gsle from south east, spruLs leeA
vs., conf el.ed q Pot IL for repairs she was also enue
Of provisions had obisn some IRON one OF 'os P
boats. A.. IL. vss
r,ck.s 90 Jup. AT SO 05 lon ~ ~. by brg e. "hhs"
a. New Haven. IL had II !stsOMs chain Attached 70
ScHR ARAB. coru-,sien. bcuGd 10 Wipirs9l' EL!i
BY lightning at Washington, n. c., |'th ui' ~ WV
beT mat 10 peoes -, - ...,;on a,
WHALING BAst May ANY. us tsns vs' s"as oy se'''
New.Bedi or the 5,s inst for $1,000 I.a.x
BARK AzOR Boston from Fsya, reports having - 81
waterlos.ed; had been IN coilion with s7me vessel "
pert low stove. ,,,,-,... a,
scrE Dawn faust. Robbins. bosDi from Philsdslphs
" mDx-ou n C. put back Philareiphs Moo .ay NOR
irr J,ne IA sequstse the aeseton Of three OF ~
csv who 5ecsmped in the lonshos Thursday nsn' ss
wh e AZ s1c cher Ell the Bfsndyvi.e Light. -
ScHR ALEXANDER from Mobile, which was ashore WV
Bait more got of and arrived the 6tn lust
AFIsE BARB cs'l-d the LeLo launched AZ BAN On 49,
7ti met. by hsssr. Low ell d smsll. ,.A
SUPERIOR CLIPPER SHIP OF 90 tuas called me ye~T
Peabody wes launched South Boston Saturday JAZZ
by He.ss T.. H. o. Briggs Sac Is inenced Tor me o''
iCiDis trade -, ..gx
New Yoik jar for Antwerp, aud has Lot sines m.
herd from On board the following persoIs-fI
master Portst q; Charles speu lst maze -
hard. L. G Hawks ii mate Of Burshe.d; samuel 10y 81
stew ard of New York; John Warning I'D y Spsnas io,
As.ue; Thomas Many d II. Sni'h OF Newonsshs
d ard John Iry BOfsu, Of sweden, seane Ias "a.
xas good ba,k Of 5g built q; Portland is lSs % IS,
ox1ed by CIe,e L..vitt Co Of Porsod Her cargo -
sis,ed Of s.2 beg. gran OOi bs f1ar 30 DO RON.
pipe slaves and q Ally iusured Cao' o. w- w "a ..S.rl
shiT n sst.r and worthy He leaves ~"s anu WV
children residing Portland
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Markets. .Repoyted BIZ Tsl,r-crA.

ALBANY June lcl2! sNHEAr; sslss 80 bush whit,
CaIsdA al ~ &c MALrSses 500 bush fer Pale Ale, at
: g. The Canal Tolls for Nay 1885 all the Canals
smoen,ed to ssst6 ~; or May, 1856, they smouDted t.
gao i5N %
BurrALo June 1851 s-FLOrS dull: sale. $50 Dbl. a,
81 80 for choice Ohio and Inii4ni; O 50 90
Tor double extra Do WHEAT steady; Gales 40 bushels At
~ II for Milwaukee Club and ma fir common Illinois
River Corn hm sas eo bushels SC. "a beited and
5is. for SOUND. t,sAt tREfGHrSCorn 30, AID Wsss l6
f!c. to Newiork. RECEIPTS to-day. 67rO bushels Wheat
255T 90. Corr.
OswEGo Ju-e io-6! N.Ft orr In better demand; ses
500 bhs a. - for eXrs Cssian and IS - for
60 WHEAT In Niive demand md market sales 900
bushels A. ijd 81 s for white Csnsan aud ~ 07d 81 Is
fer Toledo Cora Sales IS Co bushels heated SIC. CANAL
FREGHTs UrchsI eed RECEIVED By Lske dans the last q
hcus So bills Flour, 70 go bushels Whes 800 DO Corn
1000 DO. RNe
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sesnship James Adser Turner, 50 hours I'm chafs.
ton md.s ard TO sp.aSSd cb he;01 smith SonSa
kewYoh, $50 p M IS mlIes s W Of H.erss EXCHANGED
Light bearing BY NJ exchanged signals with steamship
as o, GsS:s sS9: 2 10 August
ship American Congress li.mstrend ste j. T. wa. .a
no pss. to Gnnel Minturu Co May ,5-rhis day Pm
the captain. J. H. Williams died II lat a, Ion ~ s'
die, bound E ith lat 10 TO- Ion. II o. ship cthOuu
bound L. Soh lat 45 e. a. spoke ship Barbour s0cnf
I.t IS So lon 81 IS spoie fishing chr iOden Wav.ry
days cut go feb one ma iifs same ssy mt, al.
bound home: eaky, and captain SILK A., ., ,o
ship Lion lot BATH, Hall, Mstanza' May ~ "sH''
ship Advance (of ariscoa Thompson, Cardiff 20 days
rsros iron Walsh, Carver Chase Experienced heavy
SHIP oppee cf Portland Me- Green csnfassso !. a..
sp.nh bsk Linda from B.rcelona for New Orens short
wafer .gprlied them Oh H,tterss experienced strong 60"
BARI O. Blancb.d B Clifford Rio JsnsrO 81 d' coffee to
BARI Cu JoSss (Sorp Liebo Newcastle. Eus O. d. coal
order May 49, lat a a. lop - H. say l. large ICEBERG
marble rsrs. &c to ~ P...csdi Left Gibraltar Apt IL
Experienced succession Of westerly wnd: with .ope ses IVY
IS 49, spoke whaling Belle of Warren cr5se tdsy'
June lat 81 o. Ion SO A. spoke bark John Brqas In
50 TO- SPOKE briE Harriet from Po,tl.nd for Havsn,
Bark Tsaaii (Of EssPof,). Cu'tm'n Cienfues0' MAY H.
Bng Henry Guild (of Bess Anderson, Aux Cages May ~
Bris Gsul.ts, DaGbu Para "a d., rubber to Burast
Noble - . ,fAu.
schr Fleetwing (3mssted, Of Brookhayen) Davis Ao'n'
Il L.. cotton and IS pass 10 master =, III 4
sc5- Fsirftx, Mott Georsetown ds, dur TO Merrill
Abbott. ,I-.
scbr Neptunes Bride (of Brookhsvenl, Tlon Palermo
Ach seth, -nd Gibraltar April ~ frut otim.onel W
B. Gsger Sid in with Young Amene. TOR Ne.L"IS
7h net 50 g. lon ~ 49, spoke bark Gsnhur OF batn
d. fun Leshorn for New York. - -
schr. ALMA, (Br) srelIgrove ssy.na Ia Mar d. rum,
.cbr IL A Tuns from Black River. Jan, for Nev-York.
echr Adeua (Br MschoD RIO metro % ds coffee 20 Ne
pier job mon s. Co.
Propeller Petrol, Arey, Providence.
sAILED-Ship Eouemsn for San Francisco
BELOW-2 bsfts, brig; unknown.
Withholding the day, ;. F., and light
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-l0RK.


Steam ship-AGies, (Br) shannon, Liverpool e Cansd
ships-MeSofs Kemptos, Dslhouse, N. b l. Goodwin
Co N.shiu ston, Norton, Pugwssh, J. w. Elwe; Rachai
Crt shy ST John ". B., Dusan Leland Clara brookns
Curtis Liverpool H. d. Brookmsn Rhine, Dosne, London
GrinIel MntuIn Co; Empire State, Briggs, Liverpool
ID. & A. Kngssnd Sutton. - . 81
Bak.-W ". Bsbbidss Blsisdel Msrseles, Mayhem, Tai
bot Co Cors Chs,e. York River johnson q Lowdsnj
S. Andrew Richm.n, Miramichi. Funch MeItcke. .
Brs.-Naihsn Spencer ST Ja,o Chssteton Ponvert Co.
Butler Atwood r.ussoue, Brett Son Go ciud:d Boil
GiLbs Ciudsd Boysr Hsrbeck Co. Eliza Am, fenny,
Jackson VILE n. d. Brookmsn & Go. - . 80 M
schcopets-Ann D. Osborn, Alexandria NJ Beielli River
Queen Fowler, Providence T.. Kenny Elena, tspsn Ca
Mslsss H0wesk Co ~ 5. Coussns, Elis savannah H. r
Buck Co W. N. Dodge Weldon. Greenp,rt, Van Brunt
slasht; VIM Abbott Psrber. Bangor r. p Buck Co LILY
Fareis, Savannah, MeCrsady, Mott Go Romp. MsJo bs
tie Hsbor q. Hatch Anna Hincts Case Curacao, j. NJ
Horaka.
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COURT CALERDAR-rHIS DAY.
IT.ITFD states DISTRICT COURT-Nos AZ, 43, f.

UNIFIED CIAIEs hiCI CoUhI.---NVo ~, IL, II,
&c, A., 49, 81 So 70, 81.
SUPREME Court CIRCUT.-Nos. 1863 594, 337,
% sS3 ST. 729 74 7iS 753 1872 $50, g. TO H. OOo 8, g.
ISL
SPECIAL TERM-Nos l3s 1872 40 166, 169 30 6j g. 1O3
IA i55, and the rest Of the Calendar.
ComMos PLEAs.-Part l. Nos. 52l, G33, 763 764,
s75 64 1896 7ss So 49, s0l eo3 Sc4 so5-PARr 2s, 8o7
8C7i 81 49, 8O8-89, inclusive.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JusE To- Before J.

Cherries Hall alias Nichols pleaded guilty 10 burglary
IN the degree the house Of Jonn Darcy No West
Eleventh steet Sentence, State Prison years.
FT.dk Wolfe pleaded guilty TO petit larceny Penitenary
months.
john Thomas pleaded guilty attempt at burglary The
house Maria kesen, No 70 Lewis street Peneltary u
months.
Baker colored tried and convicted Of assault with
dangerous weapon his wife Lavenia PemtentisTy -
noAths AdOu. Led loT the day.
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CCTRT OF APPEALS.

List Of FIST thirty causes on Calendar 0! the Court
of AIpeas. Tor the term beginning june II:
Hoyt ssi Carter 2 Wright ast Talmsdse. s. PeoIsart.
Ge"ssn. . croit ss MsnL hisbs as' W9:.'i. az.
Lyon Dmsin sgt Ireland. 10, Coleman % liE1es
u Oldfed New YoIs and Harlem Railroad = Mills ss,'
Thushy - Stacy agt. Graz A. Mutual Life ls Co t''
JeI kns IS TsnsB Franklin To- Van Hyc as hcin-
tofh. H. Edgcoub Mer-eesu 49, People rel Cde,
aet Dhbe 49, Mutual lie Insurance Co sgt Supervisors Of
New OK. e. LIS tgt- Law u Fire Department Of w
York Bufum. q Hoy ast MItense q, seymour agi
Wlscl. knight Wilcox. 25 Williams sgt. Navy ork
sId Harlem HalIosd Co.: q, Hunt sgt Hndson River Ere
Is Co. q Rcqus sgt Holmes. a. People rel Chase as'
Rststo1e Sheriff 80 Judd as. Davis 50. Robinson agr
Ireland.