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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-25
Practical Jeking.. .

Ia a. certain aoufishing village
down Eastward where 1ourishes 1
literary institution, a gentleman took
one of family OF infant puppies
and, gaining entrance into neigh.
boris house before the folks we're
wide awake enough to know what
he was about, chucked the little
creature among a litter of kit
tens Of like tender age. Puss
made no distinction between the
stranger and her own offspring,
and he on his part took kindly and
con6dingly to his new nurse. Great
was the astonishment of the house
hold when it was discovered Gas they
supposedly that their cat was the
dam Of a puppy. q The news of so
pcrtentous a birth sp:ead over town
like wiidfre People came in hocks
to witness the sight. The fortunate
possessor was offered five dollars for
the little monster; but declared he
would not part with it for five hun
dred. That the case might not fail
of due authorization, two physicians
of first standing were summoned to
inspect and report upon it. They
jointly and severally scrutinized the
animal, and found that it was GER
tainly a puppy. having all the char
acteristics Of the dog race crcept the
pascs, which they pronounced to re-
semble cats claws. The perpetrator
of the joke couldn't hold iu any
longer; and the cat was out Of the
bag in twinkling. If the doctors
outlive the memory of their essay
on comparative Zoology, they viii
be more Fortunate than mos. victims
of selI.'-Nsw Bedford Mereuy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-25

THAT'S so.--The Chicago Journal
has the following, which is ''true to
nature:" a
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-20
Card,

Doctors SaEDEs & JENKINS have removed their
Office to the County Hospital, Iynchburg and will as
usual attend to all professional calls, day or night.
Feb 18th is5Sxtf
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-20
DAILY BUTTE RECORD
COURT OF SESSIONS.
Hon. THos. WELLS, Presiding Judge.

Associates-Justices John 8. Berry, ESQ q,
and C. Campbell, ESQ
Court Convened at the usual hour. and
the following Grand Jury were empannelei
II. B. Lathrop, Sr Foreman, A NJ. Tyne.
son, j. S. Long, Z B. HenJee, A. p. South
worth. C. Dunkum, s. Y Hale, b. Bliven,
n. F. Wood, A. Z. Longmore. ". Foreman,
NJ. Pence, George Pierson, W. Armstrong,
j. Patty. r. baltimore, A NJ. White.
The able charge Of Judge Wells was re-
ceived too late for publication to-day. We
shall endeavor to mako room for it to-mor-
row.
s. Rossnbaum, Esq, was admitted as q
practicing attorney
Recognsanoss were declared forfeited in
in the following cases:-People VS. Van
Nauler; People vs.. G. II. Ball; People vs..
Charles Schermier; People vs.. ]. W. McGee;
People vs. Jake Sou
The following persons charged with vari.
Gus offences were brought into Court, and
confronted with the Grand Jury:
s. W. johnson, John Luceny, Thos. Sull-
van. Comancho Charley, alias Charley
Kingsley, All Sum, Acha, All Soung, All
Come, All Yet, All Gee, G. NJ. franklin,
Charles Drum, Jake Sou, and John Hun
ter.
Court adjourned until to-day at lC A. NJ.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-20

1--WE would call attention To the Gard OF DR. Van
Zind OF San Francisco who is treating Eye and Far
Diseases with trily great success since his return
from abroad. ONCE in virgins building. NV. cor
of Montgom ,ry anl Jackson street. where he
may be consulted da y. f2-am
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-20
Romans Franqais.

Messieurs earn ham y Lockwood efcrent nu pub
lie Franeais de Butte county IN grand Assortment
DIES meileurs ouvrages DIES aucurs du steele.
dis BUREAU DE LA POSTE.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
COL DEN G TIE
RESTAURANT!
Opposite the Cal. Stage Co.'s Office, corner
Montgomery and HnntO0n streets,
- ID - " T r. r. IL

MI THE UNDERSIGNED
HN would respectfully inform &SSSA
his old frienis and patrons
@-S-and the public generally, 49,
that having thoroughly overhaulsd aud newly-fur'
nished this old aud popular
Eating Establishment,
He Is prepared 10 furnish all the delacies Of
the season at the lowest cash prices.
Board per Week; In Advance, s. 90
single Meals, -. 81
Chicken SOup-Sundays and Thursdays.
Oyster SOup-Mondays aud Fridays.
Clam SOup-Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Satur
days.
" MEALS AT ALL HOURS. "a
The Har- attached 10 the Restaurant is q Far,
where viii De kept Wines and Liquors of the finest
quality.
Open Day and Night.
Thanful for past favors, he respectfully solcits
continuance Of the same
app If join DKAGli, proprietor.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-20
San Francisco Daily Bulletin.

Parties DESTROYS of subscribing to this paper can
have it left at their residences by leaving their adj
dress al the P0sT OFFICE LITERARY DtPoT.
GARNHAM s. LOCKWOOD,
Feb. l3-3t Agents.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-20

u Hostetter's stomach Ritters are
the only Btters offered to the public which are
prepared by n scientific chemical process, aud that
will bear the test Of analysis, therefore perfect!
harmless, and al the same time contains all the
medical properties of tonic, and If taken as per
directions, will remove the bile from the stomach
and fpi CO an appetite, inparing health ana tone 10
the whole sy stem, In a manner that is truly wonder
full
Those Ritters being very pleasant 10 the taste, also
make a delightful beverage.
As therc are several base imtstions, purchase
should be careful and take none but GENUINE
UOsrETTER's STOMACH BITTERS. kept by all
respectable Saloon keepers and for sale In gaan'i-
les 10 suit. by ,,-,r,r,
Sole AGENTS for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, San FRANCISCO
cOLTON & McDERMUTT,
ansen Agents. Oroyiilc
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-20

~ The Mustang Linimcnt Cures
Rheumatism;
The Mustang Linment cures stifjonts;
TIL, Mustang Lilinlent cures Burns and Wounds
The Mustang Linim mt cures Sores anl Ulcers;
The Mustang I.iniI snt cures Cakcl Breasts and
Sure Nipples;
The Mustang Linment curos Neuralgia;
The Mustang Imminent cures Corns and Warts;
The Mustang Liniment is worth
I,OOo,00O DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States as the preserver and restorer
of valuable horses and cattle. 1t cures all Sprains
Calls Wounds Stiff Joints, sc.
win you answer this question: Did you ever
hear of any ordinary Sore, Swelling. Sprain or Stiff
ness either on man or beast whic, the Mustang
Imminent would not cure9 Did on ever visit any
respectable druggist In any part Of the world-in
Europe, Asia or Ame-ica-who did not say ''it was
the greatest discovery Of the age" Sold everywhere
Every famil, should have 1t; three sizes. BARNES
&PARk, Prppretors, New York.
PARK T. WHITE.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, opposite the Market
COTTON s. McDERM0Tr, Agents., 0roville.
" THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
terms APPS 3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, &c.

For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, &C.,
| wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY impsrts new
vigor to vital action and relieves the system by open
ing the pores of the skin, and promoting the secre
tons af the mucous matter. Its action Is surdoric
sedative and expec,orant, by opening the pores al
laying irritation, and by rendering the expulsion OF
mucous matter easy. Those who take Balsam will
feel immediate relief from the distressing irritsions
hataccompauy Alterations OF the respiratory organs.
The pores have been closed-,he Bslsan opens them.
The lungs suffer from irriaton--ihe irritation is
soothed the pulse Is violent and feverish-ihey
soflened and the mucous membrane is relieved of its
engagement with rapidtty and ease. All by the
of this useful remedy. CAUTION AS there are my
counterlsts, look we'll at the signature before pur
chasing take none unless it has the name Of "San
ford x Park" engraved on the outside wrapper, all
others are base limitations.
COTTON s. McDERMoTr, Agents, oroville.
PARK WHITE, Importers and wholesale agents
for all genuine Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington
street, Sao Francisco feb27-2m
o DIR. j. l.. CLapkay's reputation is rap
idly spreading through this State and Oregon. as we
learn from reliable sources. lie Is practcing with
remarkable success, and has deservedly secured
public conf lence Those needing medical aid would
do well to call Tor wrte at his Institute, in San Fran
cisco We refer the reader to the Doctors advertise
ment in another column.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-20
DR.. LANES NJ. XANC.

Dry Creek, Butte County, California ofice three
miles south Of Forkner's RANCH ten miles north west
Of 0rovile. Special attention given to the treat
ment of chronic diseases, affections of the Eyes, &C
Jan, q, 1855
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-20
OrOyiIlc Turn Verein.

Regular meetings are held Oh the second and
fourth Wednesday ofevery month, at O'Clock p. NJ
Turn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, at
O'Clock p NJ.
by Order. SIMON X. Ro5ENTnAL, Sec'y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-20

DIR. j. c. YOUNG, whose advertisement al
vertisement appears in another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. II
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-20
County Treasurer's once,

County Treasurer's once,
ORovILLE, April 9Th, 1858.
Notice shereby given. that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between The 2Tlh Of August and Both of
September, 1857, inclusive, and Warrants Nos 9sl,
9S2. 93l and 9SI, Registered on tho INDECENT Sick
Fund, that the same will be paid on presentation
nj this Office and after this date said Warrants will
cease to bear interest and ifnot presented within
sixty days from the date hereof tho moneys for
sail Warrants will be appropriated to pay the next
in order ot registry.
WH. BALTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
MARRIED.,

REACH-BEACH-On Friday March IL John Beach, NJ. d.,
Clare second daughter Of Wooster Beach NJ D. ali Of this
city,
BpRtaSTON- Thursdsy, March l2 at the
esdsnce Of the brides father ey the Rev Richard Cox NJ
C. Burnston Charlotte eldest saughter OF george W.
Anerton, esq. all of this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. St Johns Church Yonkers,
on Thursday March H. by the Rev. Dr. Carter Nj William
Hndhsugh Of this city 70 Miss Joanna c. Bashord OF fonk
KENNARD-WIXON-In this city Monday, March Is by
the Rev l. w Beach William j. kennard 70 Sarah WixoD
daughter Of Samuel Wixon, esq, sli Of this city
POST SPRAGE-In this city on Saturday March lS by the
Rev w s. Mkels Nathan X. Post esd Of Tsytowni 70
Mise Jane Sprage OF this city.
PRIME-KEMEYs-On Tuesday Feb. by the Rev. J. Hen.
sen s. T. X. Pine to Mary daughter OF the late Edward
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

"The first steamboat in 1857 arrived at st. Paul
Nav l. and the river closed Nov. IA, making season
Of es days The season OF 1856 was 2l2 days. There
has also been large increase OF trade TO the Mime
sofa River. When the immense resources Of the
North West developed will test the full capacity
of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad line TO do
the business. The geographical position Of this road
being the most northern, and constituting, as it will,
the shortest line to the East, it must command the
trade. If il had not cost such an enormous amount
per mile, and had been heretofore managed with ord
nary sagaeity, it would have been one OF the most
profitable OF the Western roads"
The S5OOO.OO0 Loan bill has passed the Minnesota
Legislature by vote of A. to 81. The question now
comes before the people of the State for approval
rejection.
The cash assets and Liabilities Of the New Orleans
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
Nv Telegraph.

CHARLESTON March i1Ths sts .Inship Isabsl ffob Hs
v.n an ~. lOth inst, arrived beT- bit bnss sAaa
that already iIVu SAVANNAH. Aso snss
bsIk Edwin from Lv,rpeo. =.
SAVANNAH March 5-The screw steamship Thoa svs6s
fCnmwelis line arrived frOm New YorG early this
BOSTON, March b-Au. ships Gangs Evans cslcs.ts 2
C. Dow Hopdeette. Manila Via St. 1hoa.s sgaolA g>1s
New OrsDsI Onward, Iooubs New Orleans Anroas BNvs,
New0rssn.i W. NJ VIII, Harlow, New-orl-ans, snfs "
o. Field Nsiers New OTl.sns; Umpire, Moore Masssnlss
Caroline Gbbs, Remedies B. F Martin French Csrasss;
DenHaa fye, Cienioefos Gen. Marsha. sssa cabs lnsse
Watts, OeoTgetowu, S. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
Passengers Arrived

IN steamship Sta, Of the Wot Jyon AsptnsaA Mr- ss.
lev and daughter Mrs King and three children W.
aesle. Alfred Mitchell " ~ PIa, r. pSss.t p = Mn.,
H. H. Taylor r. Massey, }. r. Nsecs, = A. tonike- IA
Burnett H. h. Below jr, J. T. Pint esq, J. DAVIS sad
wife, Barney, w. Rses G PoeIa 4, w w isa Sslsla
irs ID Botts Read H. l.. MclyAine, vile and ehldrsp
~ Bsr.ila s. Leyyn j. Ro.enh-d Geo Olm9rr Iheo kas
sell Geo. sherman, W. IL. wesoott, W. H. fiss fsy.
~ Fish.r d. DYER IT,. o. W. owen, j. For and boy
! Brebn. H. Bersenbnseh w. Mssare, J. Ferries J. Byrd
j. Condor and wife H. Morse II withey / Pollard w Bloom.
T. Lehmsnu Elliott, J. d. Cregh " Maupin ard wife, B.
ray s. Lsny Ar Leslie and two children, Ms Mssecchy.
Mis- Pearson PurseT b. Rttenhouse, UsN Mra rrsni
In child and servant j. Donate, Rontsn Juan InssEse,
A. PAGE A. o. Martin ". Fielding, t. Gould and " ff-
ward cabins. Total, l99 - -
n. sfSaaship Philadelphia, JIan H1rdaSF y. r Wdsht
Kauf p shsDnon Alexander Stein, ~ie and I've ehesni NJ
Lgkhall J. O. Taylor n NJ GArrn, M. Phlnsss T. Lao,
r. Wood, Miss l.. bullis-l3 in steerage.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
COURT CALENDAR-Tars DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Nos. 81, 1872
49, S9 49, 100 l47, 1l5 l6s 81 1O8 lO9 Ill., us 49, 16 H
s t6 70 49, H. a. A. 69 49, 95 l2a 52 - 49, So 58 59 65
g. 60, a2, "a.
SuPREsr CoUsr-CIRcUIr.-Nos. Is, l99 II, 219,
49, B 52 4 $751; 36 s62 5S5 337 1885, a5i 3Se 800 S9l 992
3S3
SUPREME CoURr-SPECIAL TERh.-Nos. &c. I07,
III 1l4 l16 Ill., ll8 49, 100 12I 122 l2t l l@ 81 So 49,
g. lVe.
SUPERIoR CoURT.-NOs. 272 547, 472, 5Oi, 52i. 1874,
81 bo CO., sos 6os 65, 6ls, 69 62l ga 6 62 $50 567 SO
2os2.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 2f7 2S7, 1850, 5O7,
us 49, ass S57 20 s64 Part Nos 5S6 S7 to S5 e65 s67
&s, $40 to $50, 145 40.
KIsGs COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. Is, 81, a.,
So S. s. S. g. ST. 5a 49, CO. 6l e. G5, o. Co. &C. a. tS tSi 10
u, ~ 7S. N -, ..
BRooKLYs Cry CoURr.-Nos. IA, u, 49, 20, 81, "a,
q, p, 81, So So, a. 81, SO, SO, A. 49, n, 49, 4o
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16

The business OF the Clearing. House to-day was
$l9,97s,379.
Treasury Notes are lsi cent discount, and quiet.
The amount paid in on Saturday for customs was
small The receipts for the week $l4O, i33, and
since Jan. Is, $923, ,s93. OF the deposits made on
Treasury-Note bids only $4,000 was in gold which
was not sufficient to make any impression on the Bank
averages. The Treasury Note loan, which was
awarded to-day and the details of which will be found
under our teegraphic head went at higher rates than
was anticipated. Probably very few OF the par
ties who bid at 5 y cent interest expected TO
have their bids accepted. The Secretary of
the Treasury, we have reason to know, su-
ticips,ed getting bis money at lower rate.
II the notes had been originally offered st 5 y Cen.
interest, they would doubtless nave been taken at
= cep; premium. There % No MB fea:sIs n he
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
Anne1ed is comparative list of the vessels in con
SaIes OF Stocks Mt Boston. -. MARCH

Fin, BodrG-l share Bo,ton Prov R. so d., 79ii 70
Eastern r. 5O F,chburg r., sO 10 Prov Worcester
R. r. s2i 30 Western r. r., S9f Boston Maine r., go
do s9 Boston Worcester X. r.. S9i 80 Northern r. R.
ns Co.. S9l Boston Gas Co. Rights So 100 Cary Imp Co..
after 80 10 d. 50 Isle Royal Mnirg Co.. 81 80 do 8!
rs do Pittsburgh Mining Co.. as 2o Fin, Steel Mining
60 do 4it Minnesota Mining Co.. 15O; 2ll Pewsbic Mining
Co 10; Merchants Bank l0SI IL Bank Of Commerce, lOOi
Second Roard2 Boston Providence r. r. 80; IS Connec
ticut River X. r. b. 40; Philadelphia Wilmington BAi
r. so 50 do 2si ~ Boston Water Power Co.. 81. 65
do do 9l; 100 Cary Improvement Co.. b30 g. 100 do,
u; Lyman Ml 5O 100 Isle Royal Mining Co.. 2i 81 do,
Il; 100 do n 225 DO, 50 Pewabc Mining CO.,
10; 100 do, $50 after TO- TO-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
Co y, orvrs A. sEssroNs.-M..cn ls-BetOre
KINGS COUNTY SUPREME COURT-sP,cIn TERN.-
MAECH l3.-BefoTe Judge LCIT.


John Reed agt. Charles Pet,ers.-The verdict In
defendant aside aud s granted scoolnt Of
the sdnisson Of improper yidecne and for msdrecon o the
Jury. Costs 70 abide event
Vim. l.. Northall sRt. Paul ii. Labonette and
Henry A,hfedThe plaintiff ia not entitled IN this action 70
cancenet q the mortgage mentioned in
complaint but judgment for 570 co damages with cos
10 be entered In HE favor against the defendants.
Wm. Bach and others agt. Noah Waterbury.-The
plaintiffs failed establish the allegations in Their
PLANT The defendant s therefore entitled . Judgment with
costa
Christian Hemmnger agt. Ann Hemmnger
dssong the marriage contract between The parties ~ De
entered
Henry M. Wood ag.. James Harcourt and others
Five days after notice Of TINS order are allowed to
defendant Mary H. OBrien executrS and in her right
and the defendants Sarah Jane Hacot and Helen isrco
the Plaintiff attorney the cost dreced 20 be paid 20 him
BY the order Of the lst day Of February 1853 condition 70
the relief thereby granted together with +3 49, the sheriff
lees and expenses the sale instead Of The payment Of said
theh Of the Of y 66 directed by SAID order. II such
fees and expenses paid within time the sale by
sheriff and the made by him the plaintiff
aside and vacated and the said defendants allowed ten days
70 the complaint after service Of copy thereof C. j.
jack, their attorney. Upon compliance with the above
terms The judgment entered in this action and all proceedings
under set aside and vacated The he referred for
trial plaintiff election provided in said order Ten dol
% costs the plaintiff % abide event q The action To Be
tered in Richmond County.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
Disasters, A~,

Say Fs.Solseo FEB lsTs .aip AiHosphsr has r.pssss
Torrent was sod BY the United States Marshal for st"i
pay advances for Iepairs The barb Storm Bird from No
ne cargo vii be sold By lett.r El~oo3 Naief -.
bopor ISLAND March The cargo of the steAussn2 ass
BENG put On board the ehrs H. W. Johnson ana So11s.
Johnson and VII b. cent ChSsson. The lowrr hsf -
cargo tamsssd csbes and anchors have bsen Aid oct As
IBy k:;sg 70 yseassa 4 HAo
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
Mnrket.-.-cAirFuLLr RrrOsrEp yOs rHr ~ 7. raI.vys

MONDAY March IS l252.
AsHEs-The demand I Pesrs quite moderate prices are
nominal 80 asa 50 So. Pois better sales Of IS A
SO asa Sc Sit
COITONThe market is easier and an .tiye bu,n.s h.,
been done Of 400 bales half rans,u We quots
Middins Upland 3. lie, and DO Gulf a. l2Ic.
COFFEE-Thre continues sbsenee Of arrivals and pc..
buoysn sses Of $50 baks Rio a. ellie including a In.
voice Of GO bags a. the former figure
COPfEk-New SheAthing 10 steady 29d9Oc and Yellow
Metal &c 10, mos The demand for both however IA
limited hehned nto rather quiet but firm Zc cash
for Baltimore ana Lake the after reduced stock Bolts
and Brazers are steady SgGc mos liberia d.coun,
iol cam Oo oheshne In moderate request 2fd cash.
with sale, Of some u 90 and sod3 Yellow u "a !,
Isle, cash.
FLOUR AND MEAI-The inquiry for Western Canal Four
ess setTe tne arrivals moderate and prices unchanged
oui Asor tne ouJer AZ The cose the medium grades parc
y dnu bl not very plenty choic. brands firm and Ia
9d lQu. lo he home trade and the East the ssles
eos - va - - tor common 70 good State o. 0Q sf IS
'of eLIs 90 $50 % S for saperfne Indiana and Mlch
gan - oGeo 20 for extra do e5eS5 Is for common %
90 va 81 Tor extra Genesee and s. Loui. brands Cana
dan foeI unchanged the supply Of superhne is moderate
aes o. go eos extra - S5G IS S. southern Flour
whVut 10 PNt variation; The limited de-
n and reedy mainly for the home trade sale. Il sb
vdso ~ for mixed TO good brands Baltimore, &c e5 2bG
90 oi me better rades Rye Flour steady and IN good
q.s', he sales arr 80 bbs sSd IS Corn Me-. quiet
10 m fair rsquest a. % S7fa O. 50 p 100 70.
mahet for most descriptions 10 quiet, but prices
are nomiray the Dry Cod and Hale plenty Of
The former we note ses OF odeoo qa large Western Bank
81 Tt; hsckere limited request, but the ock 70 light
.1d prices .e firmly naintarsd sass d 80 bha Nos aad
Mass .. previous rstes
SDAu&-7ss h.ay fa wlsss i ~ IN .lgass, ~ s,ss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...."..
Cleared.

Ship-Conhdence, Sears New Orleans, WIN. Nelson Sni
Java, Dasg.tt, Glasgow, DunhAm Dimon. -
Bsiks-Qucksep, 0dell shsnghae, O. w. b, Baker, W.
H. Chandler, Gage, Sagus Ia GTaDde, III. :. Vining.
Brg-Restara (Dan.l Jenseu Nssnabo Galway Telsj
Leontne Bray, Turk Island c. KnoX Co.
Schoouers-surpse Patton City Point james Hlner Ca
Eew.Jtrsey Vsnsmeer Newbem Van Bnmt Slagh, Heens
(Brl Robert, St John j. W. Lowden Co Target Flrmxa
Saysnnab, McCesdy, Mott Co. NJ Bede Seaman Aleslnr
da NJ Bede B. Warner, Stetson, Charleston hcCrcsiJ
Mott 4 Co.
steaIneI-Bostoo senew, Phlsdelphis YewYork ind Ph-
deli Nav q.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
Arrived.

s. steamship Star of the West Cray AsEin wall March
s, udse., pass and specie to l. w. Raymond
T. 5 n steamship Philadelphia, Harrison, Havana malls s0t
NJ steamship columbia Berry d hours from Chsr.sss
mdse. and pass Spoford. neston Co. sunday m,
miles n Of Hsiterss ssnaed steamship Nashville hsnee @
shipJ W Fannin Briggs Galveston IS days cotton, o.s
gale. during the passage Wa. il days Of Haiera.
BsrE Denoy loi Bo'tSnl Ayen. Ponce H. II d.ys ssr
of Hsltera SPOKE chr New York OF Portland from PeIns
for New York had lost ber foressil.
Bark Mary Coe Avery Apalsc hicos s ds cotton sah
Patrick From st - % At % experienced succession asJ
gales from W n w to n a.
Cusbman Was is days OF Hstteras with heavy sa' sa
n w and W. N. W. split sails and damaged MIL and sPsA
sailed In company with bark New Light speshts for Ss
schT E. C Howard Cof Harwich) Nicker.on, sombrsros
%s.htr. Sas1 s'H' to wood Grant, Experienced ''' N''"
schr Samuel Gilman Crowe Boston dsy, rud'e. TO W.
schr Warrior Miller, Rockland days, line.
schr New York, Goodsel, Boston, nid.e. 20 Dayton
sc6r American Belle, Chase Boston, md.e to s. W. Lewis
scbr Boston, -, EAsPort days sth and h'h 70 s0Siht
schr Corvo. Holbroos. Roctlsn5, lime.
scLT Tennessee Wooster Passport, lAfh and lime.
schI julIO. Smith, Crowel, Fredehcs.OaIs cay, ooss
scii Peru, Thomas. Hewe.t'. Island ae day. .ous ss
schr Chance, Haskell RocElAnd sSsy.. line.
seh Orienda Doughty, Baltimore dsys potatoes 70
schr Norols RcEs BedeI Apslaohle5s Is day, ,0rOs.
Se to Ralph Po.; krPerirneed very heavy weather f's
ssbI Osprey BrasE, Washington, N c. day.. n.v 's''
seh Rhde leland, Davis. Washington. n C., days ss'd
s,ons TO B. Blossom Son.
sehr H.rrie, Ryan, HsJman Elizabeth City n c. Says
sehr Z. Ho,chii.. Yewoome, Nantucse, for yirssiA ~
Steamer She'speAIe, Cowsl, Portland ~ houI' Hde 10 IL
- Steamer westepor' Berry Savannah. 4. ed pee. 80. @
om N L. In at, "a 49, lon IS .pose Richard Voll's
day, r. 2 AAiAnlAs, bound TO Nsw.9ers, o.,....
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