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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-01
Che first humorous artist in Amsrica,)
19mO. Handsomely bound in cloth. PIP. GO.

las wonderfully clever satire upon the shOns and
ravsganee Of New York female asioeacy appeared si
in HsrPer's Weekly Journal, and complete h did Il
prove that One Hundred and Forty thousand copies we're
sold, and new editions stiH being called for
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-01

SEA-WORTHINESS OF THE CENTRAL AAIERI-
ca ANDTHE ILLENOIs-WHY HER NAME
M WAS CHANGED.
70 tie Editors Of t4e Eeeaiag Post:
Your article, in relation to the sea-worthiness of
the Central America, alias George Law, is entirely
correct. Having made two trips in her from New
York, think my opinion of the steamar is sustain
ed and viii be by all parties who have had the mis-
fortune to travel in her, and knew that she went
under the name ofthe Old Tub, among all seafaring
men who ever made trip in her; much 50, that
parties going out to CALIFORNIA afraid 70 60 in
her, and her owners changed her name to Central
America, so that miners would not know it was
the George Law till on board. The less the owners
of the Law say in relation to her ses-Worthiness,
the better, both in reference to Law and also the
Illinois, the other boat the line and if there is
an investigation in relation to the disaster, | am
prepared to show she would have been condemned
year ago, and also that the Illinois is not il a
condition now to AN ENGINEER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-01

The democratic party represents the great prin-
ciple of progress. 1t is onward outward in its
movements. 1t has a heart for action and motives
for world. 1t constitutes the principle of diffusion
and is to humanity what the centrifugal force is to
the revolving orbs of a universe. What motion is
TO them democracy is to principle. 1t is the soul in
action. 1t conforms to the providence of God. 1t
has confidence in man and an abiding reliance
in his high destiny. 1t seeks the largest liberty
the greatest good, and the surest happiness 1t
aims to build up the great interests of the many to
the least detriment of the few. 1t remembers the
past without negecting the present. 1t establishes
the present without fearing to provide for the future
1t for the weak while it permits injustice
the strong 1t cOnquers the Oppessor, and prepares
the subjects Of tyranny for freedom. 1t melts the
bgos heart to meekness and reconciles his mind to
knowledge. 1t dispels the clouds ofingnorance and
superstition, and prepares the people for instruction
and selfrespect, 1t adds wisdom to legislation and
improved judgment to government. 1t favOrs
terprise that yields a reward 70 the many and an
industry that is permanent. 1t is the pioneer of
humanity-the conservation of nation. 1t fails
ly when it ceases to be true to itself. Vox poPuli
del had proved to be both proverb and pre-
dicton -Capens History.
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B-4y- The total number of vessels lost or damaged
by the late gale so far as heard from sums up forty
eight vessels, among them six steamer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-01
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.

THVHE large Room in building on the corner Of Cedar
and Deadrck streets, lately occupied by Mr.. Pngnely
as dancing Saloon. Apply 10 W. F. COOPER
sept. -, 1857.
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SECOND SALE
Of the Tennessee Live Stock Companv

Of the Tennessee Lire Stock Comparv.
THERE will he sold without reserve for cash. at the Ten
\ ssee State Fair Grounds Saturday, October I7tb
lo being day Of the State Fair the following su
penor Breeding Animals tO-wit:
NO l-MemorlnO Messenger, brown Stallion Is hands
hgn IA years DID, great great grandson mpOrted
messenger, habrOther to Joa and MembrinO Chief that
sold for more than i've thousand dollars Col Claws
recent sale; good breeder and well bred horse of
me trotilng stock can be found.
NO 2-lhe Eaton herse sorrsl horse, bred in Maine
Messenger both b. sire and dan IA years old " hands
and IS believed TO be the sire OF square, and last
lrOtlers than any horse living.
No3-Naugaiuck Black Hawk, most stylish brown horse
years old l5H hands high, by the celebrated Vermont
ack Hawk dam Lady BUrOn, BY grandson of Imported
Messenger He comb equally the blood of MOrgans and
Messengers the only strains Of horses in the world that
proved themselves superior ruadsters
DURHAM CATTLE.
NoIA white2 year old Bull calf bred by Bruins q sv
Of Bourbon county, Ky, sire and dam both imported
No 2-toaR fearliug calf, bred by solomon Vaumeter
pedigrees will be furnished.
SHEEP-FINE WOOL.
lot Of fine superior Sesan shsep-the best ane woods
Known and the only sheep their in the country
eept small lot recently AIKEN from the same flock By
COckrill.
There will be sold elegant hafsprDg TrottinR Wagon
rom the best 6staJshm 1T in New YORK double set (
light harness made by Lacy Phillips Of Philade two
sets OF nne single harness. and various articles II he best
quality employed in the management Of stock.
J SHELBY, President of Co,
sept29-5t TANNING, sec.
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COME AND SEE.

Sold at the instance of companants for the purpose of
dstribu not subject to redemption, and title uuques
tOnsble have all title papers in possession and
will cheerfully give any information desired.
D. r. OWEN,
oct prs fee $40 Clerk 4 Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-01

valuable Lot in South Nashville nearly snuaye bou,d
ed D. Washington JEFFERSON and Pearl streets on which
mere Is good buildings bargain will be given. For
terms apply TO LANIER, PHILLIPS ~ CO
sept. 4-3m. Marksf So,
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INSTRUCTIONS IN VOCAL AND 1NsTl


MR.. AND MRS. e. F. THURS TON are preDared to oi7,
w Instructions the PIANO and in Vocal Music les.
given at the residence of pupil. For terms &c
inquire of Mr. T., Rev. J. T. Edgars on Summer Street
3 1-0of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-01
Fourth Annual Fair
OF THE
Tennessee State Agricultural Rnrean

1HE Fourth Annual Fair OF the Tennessee State greu-
tural Bureau WILDE held Bureaus Grounds near
Nashville, commencing Monday, October 18th and
tnuing every day during Premiu OF the most
liberal character offered in even department Of farm
plantation, mechanical, uiacturHg home ~
Competition is invite from every county the State
Printed lists Of the premiums regulations may be OBJ
tanned on application to the Secretary.
sept. 10 dtr&W &. G. EASTMAN. Sec'y
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ROARn WANTEn

TO A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, within a few min
uies walk from the Post once Address ?. O. Box 3l4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-01

ANECDoTR OF EHE PREsIDENT.-A gentleman in
terrogated the President a few days since with re-
spect to the time at which he would make a certain
appointment. 'NOt yet" said the President, mot
yet. We do not keep circumlocution Office, but
there many things that are better done when
deliberately done, and this is of them. 1t may
be that Mr.. A, the applicant, is a more deserving
man than Mr.. B., the incumbent, and yet it may
not be best for the country we should make any
change at present. 1 think it is well that have
had some experience in Offices of inferior grade to
that now occupy, for it has taught something
of the evils occasionally proceeding from abrupt
changes" Mr.. Buchanan is one of the few men to
be found who can be always pleasant, yet never i'm
posed upon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-01

BsE" The banks sending Government Stocks
TO Washington for redemption at the rate of $780,
900 day, showing the continuance of the pressure
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-01
Fresh Arrivals.

IUST RECEIVED large Let Of fresh English Dairy and
- W. X. Cheese Cauvassed Beet, Hams and Tongues
Peaches, Strawberries, and Pine Apples.
sept Is VESSEL IL THOMPSON.
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BSg@ The introduction of camels into this country
was thought by many an idle experiment; but so
far it succeeds beyond expectations. The accounts
of their performances are highly promising. This
reminds US of the gentleman TO whom, believe,
the first suggestion is due. Some time in lS45 or
'46, DR.. Hays, who had been surgeon in the war
of 1912, and who resided in lS45, and some years
aferward, Madison, Indi ma published several
communications in the Louisville Democrat advocat-
ing the introduction of camels into this country for
use in transpOrtatiOns the plains of the west
and southwest. Col. jeff Davis started the subject
in the Senate of the United States of which body he
subsequently member. He required to the
subject while Secretary of War, and it is to his exer
tions that the adoption of the measure is due. We
apprehend that the of these animals for carrying
burdens will become common; and will prove of
great value. The authors of the measure should
have the credit due them. We hope Dr. Hayes is
yet living, to enjoy the pleasure of seeing his sug
gestion carried into successful practice.
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~ pCfiot r. &4ettT5
DURHAM CATTLE
SHEEP-FINE WOOL.

No IA white2 year old Bull calf bred BY Bruus G ay
o. Bourbon county, Ky, sire and dam both imported
No 2-SOaR Yesrlug calf, bred by Solomon Vaumeter
pedgrees will be furnished. -'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-01
A hUMOR.-Ihe New York He
correspondent Of the oath. saYs:

heard rumor from the source to which am
accustomed TO place reliance that there is some re-
newal Of ill-feeng between the government of
Spain and this country. Recent advices from our
Minister at Madrid speak of a display of very
marked indignation towards him, the causes of
which have not been made public.
Ii has been suggested that Mr.. Dodge may have
incautousy approached the Ministry on the subject
Of the purchase of the Island of Cuba.
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A LARGE AMOUNT OF CUMBERLAND
COAL AT SHERIEF,S SALE


DY yirture Of VndiOn Exponias issued from the Cir
- cult Court Of Davidson county, will the 3rd day
October, 1857 Saturday expose sale to the highest bidder
for cash, the Oa Yatd North Market street, nearly
opposite the ID Bishop House, large lot Cumberland
Coal, 10 lots Of from hv five aundrei bushels to
suit purchasers said Coal lying 10 said Yard
superior article and levied upon BY satisfy
toni exponas in favor of Patrick Doyle against
Ne well and David Clark.
sept I3-prs fee 81 r. H. CAMPBELL Dent Sheriff
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Bank Of Nashville.

WE will open Thursday for the purpose OF marking
w checks good, for issuing certificates deposit in
place of open accounts where depost0rs desire it.
sept 30-H w WI LESS, Cashier.
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LaWrencehnrp ] Rank.

WE will soil Yarns sheeng and osnaburgs for Bank of
w LawrencebuTg money, at our regular term prices.
OctI W A GORDON & co,
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Broadway House.
TVS House will be opened for Day Bosrders tomorrow
L Thursday. W P BRANCH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-01

THIS feat according to the opinions of al who have
it, the most effort attempted must
To be aDpIeciated
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WANTED TO HIRE.
TWO or three good dining room servants
Apply to W BRANCH,
sep 90 BTOa1 way House.
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Free Ranks

HAVE Dwelling House and Lot for sale the Pub
lie Square for which viii take the Notes Of any
Free Banks of Tennessee.
Now is the time for enerpnsiUg merchant pro-
good home, will give reasonable time within
which he can 'water calico" for the notes. Apply
sept 80 A V S LIN DS LEY.
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For RENT

TUk Sale,
1.-TWO handsome Lots in Edgehed, Woodland Street.
IL The Lois front so feet EACH and are I7O eet deep
Apply to A. v. S. LINDSLEY.
sept Is BPG
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Admission, 50 cents.
children and Servants, IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
MARRIED..

V fSG5iGa M on PHYS Md1e Bs
eel Of Baltimore to Kate E. second daughter OF William
Dckey, esq, of Paterson.
CLAPP-HALSTED-A White Plains, on "Wednesday morn;
ing by the Rev. Benjamin Griffin Henry o. Capp OF
this city Miss Sarah E. daughter of the late VIM H. Hal
scd aud granddaughter of William Barker esq of the
DE REVERE-LAN Mount Pleasant, Westche.
ter County N Y, Thursday morning June BY The Rey
Abel Stewart Mr. John De Revere of Brooklyn Long Island
to Miss Julia daughter Of VIM Landbrine esq OF the
former place
DODD-ELLIs- In Trinity Church, Newark, N. j., on
WEDNESDAY morning June g. by the Rev Henry McClsy
Rector of St. Johns Church, Warehouse Point Conn., Ed,
Dodd to Frances w, daughter Of H. H. Ellis, esq Of
FERRywEEKEson Monday June l. at the residence Of
" @ef hss J. D. 0''' A"'D '''''' ''' - ' ~ ~
FIsH-RUssELI-7on Thursday Jane by the Rey J. n.
Krehs D., John W. Fish to Mary C. Blandina Russell
all of this city.
IRwIN-sMITH-At St. MARX. Church. THURSDAY, June
T. by the Rev Haskns. Thomas g. Irwin to Sarah L. T.
Smith, all Of Brooklyn, T. ID.
LONG GRICE-In Philadelphia, Tuesday June by the
Rev Dr. Bing Robert II. Long L. s NJ to Miss Pegnsylys
mia T. Grse daughter Of Francis GTce, Constructor u = N
RoBBINs-ROE-At Brooklyn on Saturday May 81, by the
Rev j. Do Charles Robbins of London to Miss Mary Roe
Of Tor Point, England.
ROBBINs-RoBBlNsIn hi. city on "Wednesday June s. BY
the Rev. Dr. Dewitt Henry A. Robbins TO Miss Caroline NJ
elder daughter of Elisha Robbins esq.
sTARR--DANNAT-At Hampstead, Long Island on Wednes
June p ss St. Geogs Church thu a X the keg T Of
VIM. II. Dannat
TIMPsoN u GRAY On Thursday June 1, at All Soul.
Church, by the Rev. d. Bellows, Rowland h. TimP'm to
Martha, daughter of the late Neil Gray.
TRACY-RYERsON--A lrvinetou, n J, on Monday, June
l. by the Rev. A. St John Chsmbre, Mr.. Andrew Tracy
formerly Of California Miss Catherine Lucetta eldest
daughter Of L. C. RyeroD ESQ., formerly of Bay Ridge Long
Island.
acknowledgements Seneca Falls. sene
ca County n y, on Tuesday June 2 by the Rev Samuel
May Jsmes H. Underhil esq u Mary s. eldest daughter
OF Jacob CroWninshield.
WALKER-ROBBINS-ln this city on Wednesday, June 8
by the Rev Dr. Dewitt Joseph Walker ill., to Miss H. Julia
second daughter Of Elisha ROBBINS, esq.
WASHBURN-MORGAN-At East Chester. Wednesday
June BY the Rev. VIM Cofey, Mr. lssiah Washbun Of
Brooklyn Long Island, Miss Hester, daughter Of Absh
Morgan ESQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

were protected by The CONSTITUTION 81 Inc
United States tina; the coupons were merely hcrlen'
70 the bonds and derived all thtH tSgAi ehect rum
IN. hands and were clc aTy authorized - De a'tcusi
~ he hon Is az matter oil convenience and 70 iacl-
tate the paymeUt Of the interest, tha me Us" suDuit,
TING Inc question Of the subscription !" inc pope %
the counties was q valid and blndlhg ehH 'nieu Iu
SII;,..yin0 the opinon Jgdge Lean took the "cca-
49,; IN enlarge in course Of eloquent remarks, upon
tb r.st Importance 10 The country. as vel as 20 ,ne
counties through which the work passes 81 tne Vn'o
and Mississippi Railroad, and the good ia'n 'na'
should be observed in the SUBSCRIPTIONS 20 .S
Company TO carry out the enterprise i" Inv '''''
their creditors.
CIV. WEST & Co. ACT. THE CITY or ACkokA-
This ease involved most Of the pnncpies oi tue ca
above Of David {. Wallace agt. he C"!ihs ~
and Su-oner 4 Brewer for the plaintiffs ana h"n"u
4 Haines and Dumont Il TOr6ei for The deieht int
The action was brought In recover the amount oi CT
tain couUons Of bonds issued by the tity 81 AIfoFh
On subscription 10 the Ohio and Mississippi hlon ,
Comunuv The argument was made upon demurrer
10 the declaration. The questions raised oy Tue ue
murrer WERE whether the City of Aurora had the
rover under her Charter and the laws of the state,
common bonds 20 pay the subscription and whether
II was necessary to in the declaration that tue
subscliution was authorized by vote OF the people,
a. II quired by the Charter
The opinion Of the Court, delivered by Judge Nc
Loan held: that the subscription bonds and coupons
were obligatory on the city of Aurora that recovery
could be had upon the coupons and that 1t was not
necessary 10 state in the declaration tna the Vo'e hia
49,. ,aker IN authorize the subscription a. the max
inc Of the subscripton-and the i5sue OF the bonds
and coupons-were prtma fac.d sufficient on the part
- The nnintifr 70 be averred in the declaration to
ake out I,aa tacia csse, which : all mat Is ere re-
.uired on the part az the plaintiff leaving the defend
no any legal defense 10 the recovery. The
Judge. in delivering the opinion referred to the de-
i6n Of the Supreme Court at the present term, on
.nilar question Of the liability Of the city OF Aurora
rrnn her bonds. with Appreciation.
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DIED.

AvERlLL-on Wednesday, June 5. Elizabeth Averl wife of
Elisha Averill eyed % years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful, invited
to attend the funeral from her late r'dence No 5 Franklin
be taken to Greenwood for inernent
BETTS-ln Brooklyn, Thursday, June Sarah, wife of
r C. Bttf aged ~ ~ ys S .oec
attend her funeral from her late residence Fulton
further invitation TIE Fulton avenue car. pa,. the door
BARREAt Brooklyn. Thursday, June Emily E. wife Of
William Bare, aged q years and7 months.
BEECKMANOn Tuesday evening June ? at the residence
OF her brother N law President Tyler Charles City Coun-
~ Va Nh, Margaret @. Beeckman OF Ca,tleton Istten
BRIDDON-On Tuesday, June 2ihe SOD Of Dr. Charlie. K
and Martha Brddon, eyed hours.
C0LLING-on Thursday morning. June l. at McComb'. Dam
Phebe UrettS d. Coug the eldest daughter Ge9rge
and Adelne Coins, aged years, months aud "A days
EARLEAt Saratoga Lake June l, Of lingering consump
New Haven papers please copy.
HEYNIGER-In Brooklyn on Thursday morning June Ida
9months and 10 days.
ISAACsOn Friday, June Lucy, wife Of VIM H. Isascs in
The friends are respectfully invited to atend her
funeral al Nc SIS Greenwich street, Sunday June at
9. an
JARVIS-On Wednesday, MAY % at Key West, Fla Of con.
formerly OF New.YoIk.
KLUBER-On Thursday June Kstharips only d.unhter
CbrsiSn snd Monica Kluber aged year and 10
days.
LANG-suddeny on wcdne sdsy night, June John G. LAM
ssed IA years, son Of John G. and Caroline LaGg
MoARDLE - On Thursday, June (, Margaret c. McArde
daughter Of Francis and Anne Jane McArde years
months snd p days.
HCCROSSIN-On Thursday, June T. after ssrere illness
Sarah McCT0ss daughter q Domink McCrolsn aged u
years, II months and p days
RAINEfAtNln Brooklyn Thursday June Mrs. Almirs
KsnetsuS ia the jth year of her age widow a the late
Augustus c. RaiuetspX.
SMlTH-in this city. Thursday June Csharne Ritter,
osSseter OF Floyd smith IN il sth year of her age.
TN EiSk-ia Naples, Ontario Comfy Friday Ma -
pi.usctedlness ot i've months John younges: If
3s.ou I. Ten fSck. aged Il years snd monihs
WI LthTin Mo1is, 0tA go County ". Y Friis.
- % me zee dente of her nA Nelson b. Pearssl
Nhe'icr. aged Is years. 49,
WI 81 ol, fisay June osdenL Watson younses.
Tn retatves aud friends Il IN. f,ysv 49, ~,
10 attend me hherai suadsy afternoon II o,clet finn
the Terdenee q hs parents, No 1874 OchArd s.r III ~,
mSrs w be taken to Greenwood Cemetery fr irtere5,
wELsH-On ThurEdsy June Alexander Welsh in ,bs s,,h
wear Of his age. ' - 'He WI
IN, friends and those OF his sons George B. and J.u.,Y
W.. sh, invited 10 attend the funeral from his ,,.
s,rs Nc, 2s3 Pearl street at O'Clock D. M on ssfs-s
m, fun .ral services will be held Dutch Refarn5
Chvrsh tie Rev. Mr. Tsylcrsl Hudson City j. he "a
I've rlscs ,fl..s eeestst.
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standing cs for ss'ie prices. .s. Of 80 hid. ,x
ties Porto Cabello at fclc. s<
TOBACCO continues quiet; sale. Of 60 bids Kon.a..,
5i Nc lls bales Havana. part T sxpo and 10 bAe.E
lud'es private terms
TALLOW-The supply is fair, and the demand r.oler,,.
salts q $500 " prime Nesterl ~ llNN.c.
TlNIhe niskst both for ok Tn aud Ps;s Is qs. "A.
ss being chiefly confined 70 the obb1g trade pc-s rave -
varied SINCE .ast.
lEAS continue quiet holie-s ofcdng fesiv a.
buyer ind H. the supply sale induce pura.
WHALERONE-Tkc marke' Is rsfher quiet owing chsv a.
TIE advanced pretsn Il holders ~ho very H.,
views respecting prices
NHlSkY-1he market Is lower snd more astivs ss.. a
400 bbls 81 Sc. for Ohio ard Prison.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....-..
Cleared.

steamships-llinois. Bogfs, AEpnws, N Robedsi Co
lumba Berry, Liverpool T.. X. Collins; Glasgow, pgnsc,
glasgow }. McSymon
ships-Danube Coster Lisbon. Shines Huaer; Judith.
Brown Csp.own and Agoa Bay, j. o. Baker CO. Rudolph,
Dirsn an, Hamburg. r. Karch.
Rark-Andes, Merriman, Boston. ". A. r. Blanchard
Bries-F Reed Reed Boston Brett Son Co, EAgs Dur.
ham Boston H. Underwood Matilda Richardson, Bottom C..
SE j. Peters; Ceyon (Brl Cowe. Windsor J. :. Matney
CO. Geo Harris French, Philadelphia, Walsh Carver
Chase
schooners-Heene, Suites, Wilmington Dolner Potter;
Black Monster Townsend Alexandra Jas Hand6 Co, A.
Appleun Taylor Boston W. Herhok; H. Parker kusht
Eizabehpor Smith Boynton Maryland Chase Alexsnirs
Cumberland Co. w. w. Dodge, Weleh, Asrinwal George
Olney; T. Seeger Wilbur, Delaware City NJ Creaiy Mott
Co Elliott, Knowles, Boston, W. w. Baker Cot Lyef
pool (Brl Albury, Hsrb0r leland, Miller 4 Luther
Sloops-C Columbus. Johnsrn, New Haven !. b. Edwards
Phenix, Shepherd New Haven, J. b. Edwards
Stesmers-Mara Louisa. Cummings, Fall River, masteTi
Franklin, Colmsn, Baltimore VIM. Dasell