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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF THE
"A German eizeus OF the Twentieth ward for the purpose
limitations held Mlers Hotel, l9s West Thirty sixth
street, on Thursday evening, Oct u.
The meeting called order by the President of the Ger
Club, Thomas Baer the following
additional officers duly elected
Vice Presidents-Alois Muller Fred Nllman, Adam Her
man, George Schueler Leonard Gattnan, Adam Wegman
Elias Moser, Casper Andes
secrearies-Leonard Sauer, Charles Disch Dr. s. Haner
Louis Merker, George Butcher.
After eloquent address by the chairman delivered in his
usual happy manner the following resolutions offered
and read and unanimously adopted the enthusiastic multi
Resolved That the democracy Of the Twentieth ward
entire approval Of and their perfect confidence the
administration Of James Buchanan that feel it
incumbent upon US 10 sustain, support and aid for
election those who have sustained him and that therefore
determined 10 support for election the Hon Elijah
Ward faithful representative the administration
and 10 the interests OF his constituents friend OF the
adopted citizens defender OF their rights and that
hereby pledge ourselves to in power
secure his success.
Resolved That heartily endorse the State cke-Amasa
j. Parker for Governor John j. Taylor for Lieutenant Go
Sherburne b. Piper for Canal Commissioner and Ed
ward Donnely for State Prison Inspector and Will
undivided support.
Resolved That we heartily endorse and approve our whole
regular county ticket the Hon John Kelly for the Office Of
Sheriff. John the Office Robert
Gamble, Francis b. Okeete, Andrew r. Jackman, and
German friend, William schmer Tor Goronersi James Mon
Grief for Judge the Superior Court and William g. Conner
for Supervisor and VIII give the whole ticket our undivided
support, Tia, ,.,v ,ao-.s ~. no,n..,,o0 ~ Al.
vorite Of the Twentieth ward Nelson j. Waterbury. for the
responsible Office Of District Attorney and pledge ourselves
Resolved That rejoice In the nomination OF able
preventative, the Hos Noah A. Chds for the Ele1enih As
semby district and unhestangy promise him undivided
support
After which the meeting adjourned. with enthusiasts cheers
for the of the whole democratic ticket
LEONARD sArER, secy. THOMAS BAER. Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-31

NEW YORK, SEPT. 20, 1S5S.-HENRY HARRINGTON,
EsqDear Sr-We the undersigned electors of the Third
Cong district behalf OF the independent
the district have the honor tender you the nomination
Congress- and desire that you viii accept the We pledge
ties and sound American principles will sustain you against
the so called fusion candidate the result
and chamber consultations As American and indepen
dent voters cannot give support to A. Williamson
OF the other candidates before the people of the district for
reason that have had voice In their selection
and we believe that such is the opinion of the
honest of the electors throughout the dis
trict Under these circumstances and remembering
that in former election completely deceived
by the position of candidate and his after had
given him surageswe upon the above facts being
brought recolecuon earnestly desire that
will accept nomination the National American csndi
date for Congress from this district We have the honor be
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

LEWIS EAsToS d Co-These gentlemen at
the Marble Block, on Superior street, are de-
termined to sustain their high reputation as dry
goods merchants and to be Outstripped by no
firm in the way Of extensive stock and quick
sales. They are now in almost daily receipt Of
all varieties of goods for the fall and winter
trade, and their spacious sales rooms are filled
with cloths, dress goods, laces, embroideries,
dc, dc, which they will quickly dispose Of
Some most beautiful shawls and dress patterns
are among the late arrivals, and those ladies
who first call and examine will be the ones sure
of finding what they want. Three large rooms,
extending from Superior to Centre street, are
supplied with every article that can be desired
in this branch of trade, and under the efficient
supervision of the Proprietors, the business is
conducted with perfect system and regularity.
We may add that these gentlemen understand
the science of advertising, and will not suffer
their extensive stock to remain unnoticed by
printers ink"-Cal upon them and test
their merit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

A Vienna dispatch announces the death BY ty-
phus fever Of the Arch-Duehess Margaret, daughter
Of the King of Saxony, and - iie of the Arch Duke
Charles Bratoer OF the Emperor Of Austria.
COnsols closed steady, o. l-4a97 3-6. Money
81 3-sa97 l-2 on account
Liverpool, Sept. Is 2 P. M.-The r. M s. S.
Canada has just arrived OF this port.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr-Profts Of the Rank
OF Enzlaud for The monhS. ending August 3ss
6J4s7sO pounds dividend OF ~ per cent lr half
year was declared
ConsOls closed sJeady At p N on the 18th s7kSs5s;
ior HOu' y and s73S ds75s for acconut-
Money culiuueu abundant ~ a. Der cent per anuuur
pounds
American Securtes.-There hao been some business il
Pennsylvania per cent Sales Of the new per cenis
) Cove nment b1Lds 90
In railway limited business, chiefly eonfi ed
% Illinois Central bonds and shares.
LIVERPOOL AIARKET.-Brezdstud, genaralIyquiet
Flour duli, and Bgia 81 lower; W, .0s
ssi Tor Philadelphia and Bam0re ls 21s 81; Tor Oh
Is 6dld2S.
wheat-du; holders Offering inferior al lower rates
bgiand the decline OF i red Westen $ sdaCs
White Western @ Hats ca; Slathem sal Cd
Corn-Quitti wnife 3ass yellow, Negotiated. 81
Fruvlsiuns-senerally rathe. easier. doing.
Beei-mOre active; ~ CLOS decline.
PJrk-ImprOysd de mani but easier rates
LaTd-quiet a. frm u 6lsgs2..
cheaper rates.
rallOw-easeT; Bl:ehsrs' nominal, at SIS
Susart-lnchauged-
Cofee-frm.
Tea-inaciive, hut u changed'
LONDON MARKET. -Brea,issufIs quiet but steady.
lraI-guleti uads 5 fog bars; pounds p0unds
Is Tor rails.
sugars, dIm; Cote, firm, Tea, arm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

PIONEER MEETINe-The Pioneer Meeting, to
celebrate the first settlement of Cuyahoga coun-
ty, will be held at the village of NewbuTgh, on
Wednesday, the Goth day of October next, at
10 A NJ
An Address will be delivered by CHARLES
WHITTLEsEY, Esq. Speeches from old settlers
it hoped, viii also be made during the occa-
sion; and relies Of those early days of household
and family implements, will also be exhibited.
OssIAN E. DODGE, Esq- will be on hand with
his Music Mill, and grind out pioneer songs, pc
culiar to those times of trial, patience ortitude
and perseverance Ofthe worthy pioneers
To the early settlers, we say, come, one and
all; bring the women and children; grandfath-
er, grandmother, and all the rest of 'em; and let
it be re union Of old settlers, commemorative
OfOld and happy times.
CHAS. WHITTLESEY,
AHAZ MERCHANT,
GEO. b. MERWIN,
JOHN BARR
Sept. 81, 1858.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30
U. 5. FIREALEN,s PARADE.

ALBANY, sept y
The Fire Parade to-day passed of with brilliant
success. The following n. Y. Co.'S were in the
procession to day: Lexington engine, No. with
co men Chatham Engine No. IS with co men ;
Union Engine No. Is with 81 men Hook & Lad
der No. 6, with 60 men; Pacific Engine No. %,
with Il men Adriatic Engine No 81, with "A
men Columbus Engine Co., No. IS with so men !;
Mutual Engine Co. No. 81, with As men. Adriatc
Co. has a splendid body Of men, and it is thought
viii be hard competitor for the prize tomorrow.
The following Brooklyn Co.'S are present -
Washington Engine Co. No /, with So men !;
Marian Hose % men Franklin Engine No. 3 with
IS men ; U s. Engine No. 4, IS men.
Engine No 6, Of Detroit has very fine Co, and
a new engine.
Washington Engine No. of Buffalo is also
splendid Co. and will prove dangerous on tor
rows conflict There are 4s foreign Co.'S present
now, and i've 10 ten more to come.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30
o. F. DEDICATION---sTATE FAIR.

Cdl Fellows Hall was dedicated to-day with ap-
prOpriale and imposing ceremonies. Several prom
inent members OF the order from abrord, among
others, Gen. Simon Cameron, aud Venerable p
G. Wildly, officers of Grand Lodge Of Penn, and
Granu Encampment, were present The members
marched in procession through principal streets
numbering about 1900. After the procession as
sembled in National Theatre, where elicatOn
Address was delivered by Hon. W. F. johnson.
The Stale Fair opened this morning under most
favorable auspices Weather delightful and visitors
more numerous than aEy previous exhibition
Display grand Agricultural and mechanical ar
lists well represented. Floral display most gOr-
geous
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, sept y.
Patents have been issued to Owen G. Warren
and Samuel Samuels. both Of New York, each for
an improvement in the method Of laying subma-
rine telegraph cables.
The patent has been re-issued for Houses i'm
proVement of 4 magnetic printing telegraph.
Judge Bowlin, Special Minister TO Paraguay viii
receive his instructions tomorrow and proceed 10
New York, where be will embark in the Sabine,
which will probably leave on Monday.
Dispatches from our Minister resident at Pana-
ma state that President Lopez is making exten-
sive preparations to receive our Paraguay squad
ron.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

Loss OF THE SCHOONER Col. CooK-We
neglected to mention yesterday the fact of the
loss of this vessel on the homeward voyage
from Liverpool to Detroit
She ran upon the rocks at Gaspe, near the
mouth of the st. Lawrence Sept. 9th, and is
a complete wreck. The cargo consisted OF pig
iron belonging to Jackson & Wiley, of Detroit
Both crew and cargo were saved. The vessel
was partially or wholly insured.
The schooner Harvest arrived at Southamp-
amPton. Sept s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

PoLIcE CoUET ihe absence of Judge
Vail, his Honor, the Mayor, presided over the
destin'es of the euIPrits in the Station house
yesterday morning.
Daniel Morrison and Adam Bower were ar
rested on complaint of Henry Fisher, for as
saulting him in his saloon. They went into
his establishment and called for whisky, which
he informed them they could not have, where
upon Morrison drew slung shot from his
pocket and threatened to use it upon Fishers
head The latter, not admiring such a course
of conduct, after sending them from the saloon.
called in the aid of the police. In consideration
of the slung shot, found in Monison's posses
sion, the carrying of which is Penitentiary Of
fence in several States, he was fined $50 and
ten days confinement in the County Jail. Bow
er was fined $40 and ten days Imprisonment
Sophia oliver for disturbance,-case eontin-
ued to this morning.
Several persons discharged for want of evi-
dence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

lTEN.-At the north east corner of the park
yesterday noon 4 curious crowd was drawn a.
round man considerably under the dominion of
King Alcohol, who had stopped an express man
and was loudly shouting to him pay me what
l owe you" No amount of persuasion could
convince him of the absurdity of his claim and
when we last saw him he was following the
express wagon and feebly calling pay me what
| owe YOU"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

HELD FOR TRIAL-A man by the name of
Wilson, Scotehman BY birth, was arrested in
Cleveland last week, on the grounds of knowl-
edge Of the thieying parties who entered
Shakspear's store in this village, and carried off
his goods He had upon him when arrested
one of the stolen coats, but refused to divulge
from whom he obtained it. He is probably
connected with the gang. On an examination
held before Esquire Gibbs. he was bound over
IN the sum ST $1,000. His trial viii take place
at the Nov. term.-Medina Gazstfe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

THE LECTURE SEAsON.-The courses of lee
lures promised by the Library Association and
the Young Mems Christian Association this
winter will be brilliant ones, and the thanks
of the whole community are due to their officers
for the selections they have made Lieut. Mau-
~ viii open the course before the c. L. A. with
a series of four lectures which viii be most
deeply interesting now that the question of the
Atlantic Telegraph is so much discussed. His
special field of study and observation has been
the phenomena of the sea and to that particu-
larly his lectures will be devoted Prof Lie
big the world known chemist of Munich is ex-
Pected to deliver two lectures. Heis now about
arriving in New York as the officers learn from
his agent there.
Other distinguished gentlemen will appear
before our citizens, among whom are Rev. E.
H Chaplin, Ralph Waldo Emerson, T. Starr
King, and o. P Baldwin, Esq.
The course will consist of twelve lectures
and viii commence about the middle of Noyem-
ber
While speaking Of these lectures, we wish to
suggest that the officers make arrangements
whereby they may be given in the Theatre in
stead of the Melodeon where the audience must
be crowded and ineOmmoded to a very great
degree The Theatre is now emPty-it proha.
bly, can be procured at a reasonable price, and
it viii be an infinitely better room than tb e Ne.
lOdeOn. We hope the matter will be thought
Of and acted upon
The Y. NJ. c. A have engaged speakers for six
lectures, two being as yetunprOvided for.
Prof Youmans, so well and favorsbly known
to our citizens will deliver two lectures at the
opening of the course. He will be followed
by DIR Holland, the author of Titeomb's Let
tiers, DR.. Cheever, of New York, Rev. Vim. h
Milburn, the eloquent blind preacher" and
Rev Wm. HOgarth of Detroit These form a
brilliant array of talent and one which will be
properly appreciated by the lecture going pub
lie
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30
WIGS | WIGS = WIGS j!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all
They are elcgant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting eharm-n0 turning up belind-uo shrinking
the head indeed, this the only Establishment where
these things are properly unders O, d and made
30 Broadway, New York.
ag2ElSv6m30I v. FISKE. Cleveland Ohio. Agent.
J. B. Barnes & Co, ProPrietors of the Cleve
aai Plumbing Works, Atwater Block prepared
with Arge force Of experienced w0rkmen doing every
es3 tioa Of n5ins IN the most thorough manner on
he most scientific plaus reasonable terms. and on short
notice. Irse stocks Of Fountains Of different STYLES and
izss Bathing Tubs of cast aud wood, lined with
inned-coppeT. heaters lead a-d gavaniLed iron
pipes Leather and India Rab3sT Hose. descupiuo
and Plated C1-s Including the Paeu Seli-clos
~ Cocks recently introduced Ws Bowls and all kinds
fWateT a uTks Fixtures kept constantly on hand AL
york warranted m2s-d&wtf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

REPUBLICAN MEETISe.-C. W. PALMER, ESQ
will address the citizens of Brooklyn Township
on Monday evening, October 4th, in the Brick
School House, Brighton, at 7 O'Clock. There
will be German speaker at the meeting.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

Car BURNT.-The Cincinnati train, due here
at $3.50 P NJ, was yesterday detained an hour
and half by the buraing .Of freight car this
side of Salem station. The car and goods
which were for Columbus, were entirely con-
sumed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, NJ ID [,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combustion ingredients these Pills the
suit OF long and extensive practice They mild in
heir operation and correcting all Irregularities
Painful Mensruaiioas removing all 0bsruci1nI whether
from cold otherwise headache pain the side papta-
ion OF the heart whites all affections ysteucs
fatigue pain he hack and limbs &c, disturbed sleep
which arse from Interruption Of nature.
To MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, they Will bring
the monthly pen regularity Ladies Who have been
disappointed the Of 0her Pills place the utmus
confidence IA Dr. CHEESEMAN'S Pills doing all that they rep
resent to do.
NOTICE.
Tere condition OF the female system Bhrh the
Pills ccanof Be taxa 0ifs0uf pro5Hciag PECULIAR RE-
suit Tn coalition referred 70 Is PREGNANCT-fss
result MISCARRIAGE Such n irresistible tendency
Ct the medicine he talcfons 10
eozi0H fiaf the TrprodHeue p0s Of aafEre
resist a.
Warranted purely vegtabls and free from anything in
furious Explicit directions which should be read,
pany box Pnce 81 by mail enclosing 81 to
DE- CoESELTUs L. CHEEsENAS, Box 4,55l, Post Office,
New York CITY.
sold BY ONE DRUGGIST N EyERY TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
B. HUTCHINGS
General Agent for the United States
les Chambers-st New York,
To Hh0R all rLollsaLe orders should Be- addressed
Cn11 an TIavaTanT hv rTSK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

n Pic PENs are, as our readers know, a
useful article about 4 farmers home but who
ever thought of introducing them into the count
ing room or the office Cook, Merritt & Brown
of New York, have manufactured and sent out
asPecimeu Of steel pens bearing the above name,
which prove to be an excellent thing. Try them
and see For sale by II. P. B. Jewett.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE AUSTRIA
NEW NnRK Sent %

The steamship Prince Albert arrived this A. N.
from Galway via Halifax. In addition to $50 pas
sengers she brings u Of the survivors Of the i'll
iated Austria, whose names have been already pub
lished. full list Of the persons saved by the Mau
rice rs furnished. but there additional names
TO those teegraphed from Halifax.
The steamship Persia sailed to day for Liverpool
with l6O nassengers and $3.50. 900 in sDeeie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30
CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MORNING, SEPT. 80, IS5s.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

L Preutiss-Lesal NOtes-CAfharine Kisgia (weekIy)
Lewis, East0n Co--Dry Goods
B. R. Brown cO.-whisky, Salt Vinegar.
W. Melhinch-Pork-Buiter
Deton-German Girls for Hire.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30
GROVER AND BAKERS FAN

Ist. Cotton is used as it is purehAsed-On spOOls
without rs-Einding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
%. The trouble and perplexity of filing shut
tie, las in other machines is in this avoided no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
rom large spool.
50. tits very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even aud reg
ular, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embrOiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sales-rOom of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples of
work given at all times.
The services of lady and the use Of amachine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5Oper day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop & Spsngler's Block,
mh30d6m:los Superior St. up stairs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30
"TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."

No senean snoud niis IN the society q ladies' with
his teeth dcoOrei and breath tainted with tobacco. For
purifying the mouth after smoking or chewing, "FoN
TAlNES CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one Of the
most eectual dentri6ces in II whens the teeth
strengthens the guns and mTaris the BREATH oeL
offensive, sgreeabls fragTanoe.
FOR sHAViNG-Its rich laher peuetraies and sOitens
the beard, prevents irritation ard renders operation
eas5 and agreeable +. c. FONTAINE Co 3l5 Broad
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Urbana. Champaign ID. ID. Augnst. -

NI1l11l Vl'IlIll 81 u % lAI5 1sIf ~
DR. TUBBs-Dear Sir: Some time since, obtained pre-
scupOn IRON you, for myself and little years Od
From early infancy the child had had swelnss. pain.
almost constant discharges from his ears, attended with
para dcafnes Since your medicines. the discharges
which very offensive, huye ceased and the hearing
restored Ny health had been poor more
greatly afflicted with indigestion; had neither strength
energy amblon heart would thrOD violently. breathing
depressed and for two befure seeing cough
dlstrrSsnK Al the time Ol my frst call your room
required considerable effort 10 get abou. and
fusY from little eIerton; the weather yet much
20 my surprise, strength gained npidy much that
began TO work and uf late have labored steadily
also gained pouads IN flesh the FRS month Having
experience decided Improvement myself land thai too
after of ueectua treatment beforel and equal
y good elects upon several OF my neghbors
cientousy and cheerfully recommend treatment
all who may Be unfortunate % sufsT have doue
reside tp miles west Of Mechanics uTgh where have
been for the last twenty
augldlg5 Yours truly. ALBERT MOODY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

The steamer Fanny Harreck struck the Railroad
Bridge as she was coming through last night at
eight o'clock. She struck near the Island. Two
deck hands were lost Shortly after a raft struck
in the same place, and three lives were lost.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30
FELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, sept -
The deaths in this city for the week ending Mon
day, were 35, of which were from yellow fever.
The deaths to-day were eight, Of which two were
from yellow fever
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30
FIRE

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. %.
The extensive Touring mill Of Mr.. Magruder,
near this city, was burned yesterday. Loss S25,-
OOO Insured iu this city aud New York.
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NEWs FRo,I THE WEST

LEAvENwoRTH, Sept 70.
Col. Sumner arrived from the Cheyenne Expedi-
tion this evening lie proceeds TO St Louis TO
assume the command Of the Department Of the
West -Four companies of his regiment will
arrive in day or two and take their post at the
Fort
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

CYRUS STATION, Trinity Bay. Sept. %.
To Peter Cooper, Esq, for the Directors, n Y
Nothing was done yesterday with Yalentia- The
electrical indications continue without change since
my dispatch of Saturday. Signed.
DESAUTY.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Sept. %
The next Cunard steamer to arrive at this port
IS probably the America
The Arabia, which was advertised to leave Liy-
erpool on the sth, it is likely has gone into the
dock, in consequence Of her collision with the
Europa
The America is hardly due here before Friday
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

n A handsome new barque, the Naomi,
just out from Cleveland, is lying at one Of our
docks, making some improvements in her sails
and rigging. She is tlstefully rigged and paint
ed, having little the best looking deck of any
sail vessel which has visited our harbOr.-TOis
do Blade