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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14
EVERY DESCRIPTION
AMONG WHICH ARE PRINCIPALLY

YDICH FLOUNCED SILK ROhES: plain Rro-
IA cado Silks; Satine striped Mozambique silks :;
plain black do paiu black and ribbed Italian silks :
all cUlors silk Velvet all Coors French SHtns finest
plain and figured D'He. all wool fine French Cash.
meres u large assortment of French aud English
MeriMos; tine wor>ted and all wool flaids Emnrui-
deries of all descriptions large supply of fine linen
and pearl Thread Lace aud The latest sly le of Grape
Bugle Collars and Seeves; the finest assortment of
Bay State Long Shawls latest style Paris made ik
Velvet, era, Cluth, AID ali colors Ladies Tulmas.
Mantillas and LIoakS; fine silk Ladies' Nlanliiias, All
coors and nv ana the hrg"st and most extensive
assortment of Lac los Misses and Children, CATERS
and Shoes, with or without heels. White Goods,
Burages, Lawns, Muniillas, Shawls. Bonnets. kid
Glovec-in eoerything pertaining 10 ladies' Wear.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14

HIGHWAYS AND BYwAYs The streets
and roads in and about town arc really in u
shocking condition. The Lynchburg road
is almost impossible, and the streets in town
are, most Of them, so filled with stones and
ruts as to make it dangerous for Wagons
and horses to pass over them. Montgomery
street is in better repair than any of the
others, but we notice the covering of the
ditch ut the intersection of Montgomery x
Downer streets has caycd in at several pla-
ccs, leaving dangerou, holes, which, if not
speedily covered, will more than likely cause
some serious accidents both to men and hor-
ses.
Our citizens should take some action in
these matters before the rain sets in and
renders repairs almost impossible.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14

49, Dr j. Ia. tzArkAY.-lhe gentleman whose
name forms the caption of IN notice is one of The
few modern physicians whuse application 10 his pro
tees" and devotion To the alllclt, render hun alike
an ornament to the one and benefit tO he u;hcr. \
Iun9rlhu 10y hlrh.he sought WIl hUs>uih 10 place
MS country among the naluus OF Car,h BE- Und the
upprresur rule, that her sons might rejoice IN the
Practice ot those preccp- which are nlIhe glory
und our prlde In his Efforts :" To do, hc has rcapei
The reward Of in' GcCua resistance 10 u preston aud
~ home aud couHlr! know hlIn no more Apart,
however from hls Claims upon our consideration -
patriot. the testimonials at character and capacity
winch he hrlhgs rniIe him 20 public confidence, to
the exclusion Of those Who possess neither HE ore
or The Other A. II gentleman ms character j. untar-
ni>hcd: H. II lhyeiCan, hls shiIi unsurpd'sed aud
10 tho>5 whose lmprudcnCc has lcn upon Them the
thlniS OF disease. We can CunsClentOu-y commend
hlh WITH the assurance that IN Tim they Will lind
ircuh whom 10 know is great gain. The nr > office
l. No. 3 and Armury Hall ComtrU sacramento and
Montgomery ,fretls san FruucisCC. ali-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14
GENTLEMENS' CLO1 HING

and Genilcmens' Furnishing GeOds-Coals. Pants
Vests Roots, Shoes, Hats, Shirts Cravats, Socks and
Tnder Clothing.
firm Is now IN the Atlantic States giving his entire
attention To- importing GOODS direct from France.
and forwarding them here. which We are now re.
ceivng by every steamer. This arrangement enables
us to get ull ihe NEW STYLE OF GOODS long in
advance OF all competitors. and VIC only ask pur-
chasers to call and The value OF their money.
We feel sure that hone will complain OF The price
or quality OF our NEW GOODS.
nUR WHOLESALE STORE, cocner of First
W street and the Plaza. is filed with u large siocN
ofHEAVY GOODS, Tor count y trade, ana the whole
sale prices are greatly reduced rom those formerly
charged JACOB X CHARLES LEVY co.
rysvie, October :, 1856 ocI-!m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14
MISCELLANEOUS. 5.

EDWARD PAukER. .
OYeriiir.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14
MISCELLANEOUS. 5.
SELLING OFF At COST!
Ladies' Emporium of Fashion.
MRS. M, l.. NEWELL,

IFTA y wv, - w w =@@,
INTENDING TO CHANGE HER BUSINESS. offers
q tor sale, At COST. her large and well selected
assortment uf
Mn.LlNKRY. LADIES APPAREL. GENTLE.
MFN~' FURNISHING GOODS FANCY DRY
GOODS, Sc would respectfully call the attention Of
this community to the fact that although she may not
have 20 i,amt,ls, a sock fhr Lddies LichaRge yet
SIZE WlLI. NOT BIZ UNDEk~OLD.
Among her block may be found Ladies' Dress
Goods, French Lawns, Printed Jaconcts,
Fancy and Plain >wis- Muslns. French
Lawns and Gughnins, Imbeis, be-
lancS. Pophns. silks. Embroi.
dcr>, Linen Edgings aud
lnscrtng>. Mnntlas,
choice lot al Millinery Ribbons, LaCcs, Flowers,
Blondes lend dresses and Mourning Guod-
Ieghorn Hats for Boy-, Gimp iial- tor Misses -
Flalnris of every variety. Bed Ticking Linen Dam
ASK and Crash Scu'ch and French Diaper. Emhroi.
derrd AMI Grass Cloth SHIRTS, Maracles, uil;s Long
Cloth and Mosquito Ncls.
Gents Goods--Drawtr- and Undcr,hrls. Crayats,
Ilaudkerchicts Gloves, Linen Shirts.
Millinery work and Mantau Making executed with
nealnps ana prunputude.
ra-l have ld,t received In nd dliuu so the above
stock. beautiful assortment of Clothing, Hats Cans,
shirt. &c suitable for Boys.
Thankful for the liberal patronage Of my friends
a continuation Of the same from them and the public
generally. is respectfully solicited.
VI. l. NEWELL.
Montgomery street opposite Iiunloons Exchange.
0roviile. Nny Ii. l-jh. y -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14

neAp \ Yankee has invented a plague
that kills al who Go not pay th" print.
er. 1t will make sad havoc if it ever
reaches California.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-14

CoNCERT. Mr., and Mrs. Bancel intenC
giving u vocal concert here in few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-09
Police Intelligence.
A NEW DOD0R.

On Thursday evening, Mrs. Robinson, Of No. Carroll
Cargn, grocer, Of No al washipgtos street. Soon
after the butter Vas delivered to Mrs. Robinson stranger
drove MP to her door pretending that he Of
by the proprietor Of the grocery store in regard 70 the
quality Of the butter and that the tub delivered to her
was OF an inferior quality assigned TO the keeper Of
oyster saloon in Broaawsy and urther, that the frkn
purchased By Mr. Robinson would be delivered the fs
to Be- true, allowed the stranger to carry away che
butter that had Just bsen delivered 70 her By Mr.
Carg The next morning the trick was diAceveren and
On attempt mace TO ascertain the whereabouts OF
the rascaNy swindler but to purpose. Nothing has
since been heard Of the follow vhs thus cextSrousy
managed to obtain Mrs Robi- sons properly.
CHARGE OF PASSING ouNTnFErr xoNHY.
Two men, named Char Storey and Jacob Sshader
arrested Friday night BY Captain Alderman, Of
the Ninth ward police, charged With having attempted
upon John Mooding, Of No. $50 Sixth avenue In ex-
change for articles Of merchandise purchased there
The prisoners we're committed for nation BY
tice Davidson, Of the Second District Police Court.
CHARGE OF SELLING LOTTERY POLICIES.
Henry Lane OF No. Is Laurens street. WAS brought
before Justice Davidson, Friday afternoon charg
Of having been dealer In lottery policies, contrary to
law The complainant in the case, John Iebert, alleges
that be purchased ticket from the defendant. The
cused was held to answer the charge. rhs arrest
Court. lane gave bail for his appearance at court.
CHARGE OF BURGLARY.
John Brown snd William Whalsn were arrested BY
officer Lyon, o. the Seventh police a charge Of
having broken into the premises Of Mr. John Burke OF
NO 446 Water street. and stealing thererom about $40
the charge BY Justice Wood Of the Third District Police
Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-09

al that We can 70 promote and per peusss TIE caesri
now happily existing.
of war in The abstract hoaA that s issvitAss oisad
van ages M ions great and its oaAnass tnd
churches almost legtimsts,y employing tAsr To-
hu.ncs when they exertt in AvOr Il psaes Rscosaixiug
the unity Of The human rses ana the e'sssqusa
parent and redeemed b. the only one Saviour We
would earnestly dsprecsts an appeal to ia svsy
BY all honorable and Christian mean. (, msiat.in
the peace Of the whole world. Bat We fee tnst 10
addition TO these general considerations there ere a,
cal motives which urge us to cu = rong .ai peculiar
affection to The people OF your land For par,
they speak cur Language asd retain love lor macy Of
cur social Iabis You, believer pfethrco bsvs spruog
with US from common ancestry. Your fathers ie
shores from necessity search Of ,sy TO ~os-hip s
happily secured that boon for themselves oe.
queAthsd the legacy OF religious freedom 70 you aud
tons Incorporated with yours you possess easare
OF varied and growing worth, wnion We app reoase
and snj.y you hold nth as tn great oIna ,s. Of
sborng are 10 spread the Gospel 10 hsss1eo sni
other lands The alienation Of two such cen s even
for Q short time, would be tIcaoulabe auniey.
Their hostil would be spects cis over wuca Angels
might os'a demons triumph. The meuory the
Pilgrim hers, the oonds Of no vsry rea,.s 1nm,n
origin, the tes ~ Cehsa oity and the Of
an adorable Saviour all give wight 7, the sp,t Ms In
junction 10 endeavor to keep the unty Of the s1t Ia
Without unsuitao-y interfering In political ad.irs,
believe that Christian churches thr ste suf
mould publ opinion on moral sod social qussdoos.
such as the one No nov venture TO pres nj yodr
attention. Cheerfully undertaking tr ourselves 20
exert utmos. ability 10 p.rpetuase kiaA aud bro
thery feeling between The peo ale Il cpln'-y
Of America, we feel assured that you, sywpa A,zug
with our views and lions vii. ty Nil
endeavors TO promote his momentous o,je,t. Ths
mere mention Of the bjsct will A~ak.n u C,ds ian
hearts conviction Of its importance. 10 tes spc,s
Gil ces CT life in your ssnctuars u Worship N cough
your periodical literature and through other approved
channels you will employ your holy infseoos or tbs
maintenance OF peace. In al sush efforts 20 III I'm
you and st the throne Of h. avenly Fs,her ~ vi
mutually suppicate His blessing On the pescensEers
and The things which make for psscs ana pray tor the
time when shall be
Thankfully recognizing TIE large amount n g,cd waich
God has made YOU the honored Il sf-otng in the
world the agency Of yonr voluntary Christsa eodes
end praying that all peace and prosperity Ia
ceasingy abound ia your churches have ,ectat
ly TO REQUEST that you may sdoOt sven mcclure, ss
You appear desirable for bringing thf ts.sr unde-
the notice the ominaiicn chss With voich
you ected, ana remain dear and ed 6ro h
rem, behalf Of the Committee II the Congrags ionsl
Union of England and Wales, Yours si,hfuly,
ROBERT HALEY, D. D., Chairman.
BENJAMIN HASrURY, Treasurer.
S SosEsT s s4;1T, Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-09

TEE BODY or THE CAPTAIN DISCOVERED.
It will be fresh In the minds Of resdsss that aring
last autumn most horrible trsgedy csurred in tbs
sIity Of City Issnd Long Island Sound The 90 40 ,ssr
Eudors Imogene Capt. Palmer her voyage from
wiisssbuIg to New Haven, with COAL was seutsd and
eDhk City Island by the negro cook The Of he
captain and Grew until yesterday mystery, although
indicated that they been mast fouy
dred GfcumstsnAl evidence Of the strongest cosrso
pointed to the negro cook their murderer But M
toyeeterdsy their real IA profound secret M.sa
While the negro has been under arrest, and you'll
doubt bavs been tried for the murder before nov the
question of ursdc ion in the case had been ssrisr
decioed
Bat TO the point Yesterday after,oon, whiIs I've
boss playing the OF North Ssos.d street
Wills uieburg they discovered mystsross lsskiax saea
ass og in the sa,er, and raie a. alarm when Il was
ofe that the sack contained corpse kwss 70 novel,
b. orer OF the Coroner to the old station house il south
rnird street. and from oursory exam IN ths follow.
ing facts came to light
The sack was coarse coal sack, ecd the b,iy had
ber e+wed up in It, che bottom If the sack Wa worn
hrorgh snc the weights which hsd peso ussd to slnk
bad fallen out The saI cen siosi s,ue caips of
ceei ann charcoal and particles OF the adhered
he corlee The limos up o. NJ, 10 the sodo
men, sud lied together tue kasss vito strips " snee
rg each sbout seven feet ispg
An inced wound was discovered ON the rigat side Of
the neck exposing the carotid artery mich
lHcc Of twire Just belov the WOUND. Another ~oun,
from sharp weapon hsd ben In the right fore.
bead bu the bone was net br, ken
The bdy is much decsyed. but it Il evidently thst OF
ata slim man. There indioai thst ns hslr
&c, ct tse b.
Mr.. George A. Kines!snd, of Gre.point who WITH
others saw ihs negro leave the an CAUSED Lie
Arrest vewsd the bocy. He Gays that he koew Sap sia
Psimsr VEL and that % the bet Of his belief this Is hts
BODY He further FIR md in his opuion oy he TACT that
covering the face ard chest Of the crps part 81
Skin, Of a. Indian ruooer overcos The negro when h.
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Latest News from Bermuda.
ruu snip eplFNDID AT SAINT GEOR1Ea

THE sHIP BPLENDID nT shiNT 0hVHHE8.
BY the bark Maraval from Bermuds, we have files Of
the Rouol Gagene TO the Goth Of February
In IT, issue Of that date the Gazette mentions that the
American ship Splendid, about which some ETY. has
been felt in ths eity) when seventy days out from
Tayre bound 10 New York, had put into st. Georges
leaking badly and that her cargo would have to be dis
charged.
with violent north vesers There had been fire.
quent falls Of ba but the crops ~ far ss known,
VninjgIed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-09

bound 70 Valparaiso with cargo Of salt provsonS SOAP
ns and SS cabin a q IL
BOBBY Ssseh The alarm was a. one given and large num-
Der solders, vi two fro s wharf
he Be- 81. Soss he
ops @ Ss 1 The % Il s
boz. e S..sr Within w0 feet 9! her main dsea low
ne al nsht and early Q" he h she was pumped sst TSe
:s e e
sSSsn The ssse nos %,c; and aer receiving
ZIP $780, E YETI M:ss@ days ao~ rs..s.
sSS Want pruvi.sons she viii Nave o acssse Ia
soa b,
ss:s!ss
day and saves iosy or Ihomss AnA
FEB Is Am scIr Mershon. Capt Ingraam e ON sa,ur-
Am scbr Sarah julia Capt auey sailed yesterday for
schr MARY Charlotte Capt Grant. arrived here Thur
having any England which arrived
.:sS % ,.
repairing.
ST TaoHAs, Feb y II Ro5 bark c,smsntns Wade from
in distress With ess o. saus under survey '
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
~ See arrivals at this port.
A3- See Correspondence above.
port yesterday twelve O'CLOCK for HAvre and Southampton
she took out77 passengers and 1904 ,S63 In specie.
The seamshp Knoxville, Capt Ludlow. arrived a. this port
yesterday morning from Savannah with So passengers Tho
obnsnR purser viii accept our tAArks for favors
sHrp THAYrR below Boston from Liverpool, experienced
TT sce wesSe w hs w noa
Co. had euissssr started and bows chaisd
BARK srEEDwEI Howcs ITO days from Smyrna for Boston,
arrived at Provnoeown IN inst having cxpesnccd very
heavy westerly ne whole passage and lost head sD
BA.. DAVID p .1r enssssS In ss attempt
terdAy with two schooner and chains IN lifting her and tow
ing her 10 ward tho shsre about one fsas Of mePorAni
Advertiser, 7th inst.
scHR SUSSEX, Digs baltimore, which went ashore on
York Spit about the 18th January, gotten OF sunday
sss now lea a. he mouth YORK river; ahs ssned no che:
damage than loss Of rudder.
Sem PALESTINE Turner Norfolk from Msyaguez s1ps-
rienced heavy weather and stove pulwarks.
scua MARA Head Providence from Jacksonville which
has below for days pest carried aloore by
The ice night Bullocks Point She VIII have achsrrs
10 getoS
SOM SARAH BREWER Fighter, Piersoa which
at bernegat Inlet got of morning OF the
It'll inst after which she came up TO hss c'ty under sail
wsiIyEEr, March AZ PM-U schr Lancet Jenkizs A.
ter berg in ce drifting about weaest bay 30 days. safe
sem Srss and large schooner are In the Zoe OF Filings
gate drifting fast souheastcry, In DANGEROUS stu
aon Three tchocpes are apparently ashore the ives
Of Bound Brook Ia and. three mased schooner a
anchor outside OF the Ice
The Bermuda Gazette Of tho 18th un saysThe ship sig
naed the serhwsrd o. s Islands yes,ersy " we ARE IN
going into 81 Georges
from ss s,e,s ws.sr fEse
kss West and put ss.ns where repairs could b
OF eur be caulked she this port for ht
necessayy repairs She requires caung some nsw rigsn,
March 3 when survey wqd be had and the work compet
| ed ss soon % poSsiDV'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-09

DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATIoN NEAR PHLADEL-
prrA--A LARGE CoTToN Mill observation-disclosures half
pas. two O'Clock this morning the cotton mill of D. c.
Kelly AZ Kelyville, Upper Derby, took FIRE the third
ont The whole Of the immense structure nothing
any accouDt saved. The factory was Of stone and
one hundred and seventy feet long II three and
four stories IN height The oniIong contained vast
GU, nifty OF machinery, material finished goods and
the lcss muet be very heavy. The building which was
ysued at s25 OO0 insured in the Royal Insurance
Office for $40 OCO. There three hundred or four
hundred bancs employed In the mill all q whom OF
course thrown out OF employment. The machinery in
the FAC ory was propelled by steam and water power.
The entire loss by This destructive conaagrston esti
mated 81 enc hundred and fifty thousand dollars The
Insurance upon the proper pn IRON sxty 70 seventy
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Kan sas Aid IN New Haven.

We copy The following rom the New Haven Courier Of
the 9Th inst. The Kansas Company organizing In this
eaDhation, which effected under the following Off
eers.-Preeident Charles B. Lines, New Haven; rrea
tursr Walter Webb Merioen; Secretary. Thomas G. p.
Hyde Bolton; Directors, Rev. H. A. Wilcox Kansas
Harvey s. Hall New Haven; E. N. Woodford, Avon; Jos
p. Root H. D., N. Hartford; Benjamin Street. East
Haven John J. Walter, Hamden.
The company numbers forty-two men and viii un
doubtey increase largely before the main body leaves
The vanguard viii Lave this city week from Monday
and tie others will follow in two weeks more As far Is
ecu be ascertained thu occupation of the different Nom
bers ID a. follows;-18 farmers wagon MAKERS 2
teachers 8 surveyors, physician. joiners, cabne
naker, sswyers, machinist milright, II wives
80 children.
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bes and election and appointment ct Was the
rst 20 OCCUPY attention OF the Conference. Among
ths memters we notice come OF those who have worn
thewslves out in the work. Of the ministry The vene
ss asnry Smith s1Ss o the Com Com
ssr,nes Be sta ed that he Joined the Conferences nx
bus Years axo and that there are nov moro ministers
Tn - ' npissd states, and nat M church members
abost equal to what tney tnsn ~efe IL ING "Ao''
country. .
Raw Dr. Cuumipgs recently retired from the editor
shin al the Portland Christian Mirror after thirty years.
service was rendered ENTERTAINMENT on the 10Th ut
bv his brethren of the potea and religious press, las
cbsrsasr and professional services" Dr. c. dec lined the
honor, account Of proposed voyage 70 PANAMA.
whitnsr he called on the 5th inst.
Rev. Leonard Wilmington D. D. pastor Of the oldtovn
the urgent desire of his people, to withdraw his reegnA
ton upon the second half century Of his pas
torase
The first Presbyterisn 70. church, steubenyie, o.
has decued accepting the resignation Of Mr. CAmingo
now In EUROPE saeADg recruit his eufeebled health
PxAcE APPHAL FROM the UNCONVENTIONAL UNION
or ENGLAND AND WALES TO THE coNGREoATIoN-
AZ AND orHn CHURCHES or THE UNITED STATES
or AMERICA.
CosoppcArIoHAI LIBRARY, BLOOMFIELD STREET,
LosDoS Jan. l. 1856
DxAx Al = 49, cornorste capac,ty AZ the Commttse
~ ~ Couse9asonal Union Of England and Wales, on
subie 81 great interest and importance 70 the churches
rsrrssnt by remembrance OF the fact that one Of
ths ox;eots contemplated in the formation Of our union
a. CO sstsbish fratsrna oorsspondsnce with Congre
rational churches and other booies Oh ~ 10
iSroueheul the world and that in pursuance on tns
esigr ths Assembly Of the Union and ss execuuve nave
On syrel ooossons addressed letters TO the
tons ana othsr churches Of the United states o. AMER
"a ~ on one occasion sent two OF their brethren a.
slesst 70 vst YOU while they have in return cheer
fuliS received from your various eccen
ssticaI bodiss and have bsen favored with faternai
epsss Of great value from many OF your annual gstnr
inrs We believe that various WAYS, the ntercnange
~ ~tnent and Christian feeling thus effected has been
Of mutual value; and We shall be happy, - occasion
sr,ss from tine to time to aid In the maintenance OF
suoh correspondence q, .o,or,on
;th a. s~srvhamioe majority Of fellow country
men have vitasssed the sprnging up Of anything sp,
roschipe 70 ing between the government
~ Great britain and that Of the United states OF
sad that we have been compelled 70 listen 70 rumyrs ~
q ,s,be contentions between ths two nations we are
~nuy thankful 10 the God Of Peace that there Is nov
eason to believe that the apprehension wneuncr wen
= al founded which were thus entertained Will not oe
ftslired and that the contrary, there ample en-
urpp,ng ground Of hope for concluding that the amt
he relations which have been ., long maintsined be-
.vtfn he two countries viii continue undisturbed Sth
- tns The present occasion, while calling us TO con
srAaA.i,p All Yra,'s, "a 0se which shoaa Rrge " AZ
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l.. e: s% steamer s1
York q y sisht coming up, with several ansn sreN
a.:Sf I ana s:s: % xs
sss M sssss % S is Sss'
Pom T; :: NJ s:r.:s
S BEEN he 's
sohr Juana Of saco which cut through hc Ice 10
NEW Mach ass- .oop Cold Lea. James,
TxNTUOKET. Hsrch6 --Ar schr q Adams, Adams. Bal
ks:s 7SSo.p.e. Ad
PORTLAND. March s-Arr sehr Ann Elizabeth. oa<ss.
sTsotiSssSs H.ssa ar steamship pr Pelican; w
Ms.a wh Des n
@ ra TO- ss n1's
'osP sS45Ses sss.1 ns ssss .e.,n
fEoyIscErowx, March ~ Axs,sas.e.R nro.ss.
oe going out OK the harbSr and twoof the 90
o~sa seSr ,@ sr sssss
$3.50 ss;. W. rp ,s Stevens Gambia Ao. q
ALSO sarts spess~sii, Hcwes Smyrna ITO days Or
AFRO AFT bark Jedo, Hsndr,ek, Charleston for Bosio.4
6PM-Ar ship Jesn Haven, shesburne, fsn Calewta Nov
SS6KLA y Feb S scar Madonn. Msaeocss ron
days lS inst sehrs Jameson, Jameson, Norfolk; "a.
Israel Snow. C0nery, Swami Island SAILED 18Th sohrn
Melbourne, Hunt Richmond, Va; Rough Ready. Srntn.
baltimore; Lanson Dean Drinkwaer, New York; Ptts.
letcbel do Golden Cound Porter NYork Jane lngraha
Hawes, NOreanA
RICH M0ED, March Sid schs Nara Morton BuIxlev
York; DaDvle Chester NYorR; Allen, Baker, Boston.
Connecticut Burrows. NYork
| SAVANNAH M@ch Arr bark Maria Morton. Bu kles.
Nyoys; od ship Arab (sr), Graham, Liverpool
! Norfolk
/ WILMINGTON NC March carr schr Margsre, Davis,
Robinson Boaton- Cid schis Emily. MAXIM. EYork L
Smith, West, NYork.