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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
[From the Plairie Farmer.l
eood Results go pIowlng.

Good Results of'Doep Flowing.
NorIcINo last spring the subject Of deer
blowing sod, for corn, discussed in th'
Prairie Farmer, | determined 70 try tbs
experiment. Plowed 10 acres, s inches
deep. The backward spring delayed tbs
work, 50 that planting was not completed
until about the 18th Of May. The ground
was il condition 10 be well worked and
was KEEP. clean. The result was a good
yield Of fall SO bushels per acre Of good
sound corn. Considerable part of the
field was put back by The jane frost, but
the corn was we'll out Of the way OF the
September frosts.
The good results Of this corn crop,
think, are fully attributable to deep plow-
ing first, aud then good and thorough cul-
tiyation. But little corn IN our section es-
capped severe injury BY the September
frosts. W. X. PATRICK.
BABcocK's GaovE, Jan. 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

EE- A simple and perfec' oil7eecioer
racipe for preventing rabbits and safes
from barking trees Is to take AZ mnch
thoroughly sEimmed milk as rsqn'reSl'. and
mix it up sith SCOT until about as thick ~
paint. With this paint ever the tFee WIN
a whitewash brush. It's done very oa,esly,
and Is no expenae 81 trouble Il las's
well ore season
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

Nor the Man. A good anecdote i
told Of man named Bently, confirmed
drinker, who would never drink with a
friend, or ID putic, and always bitterly
denied, when little too steep, even tast-
ing liquor One day, some bad witnesses
had concealed themselves in his room, aud
when the liquor was running down bis
ihroat, seized him, with his ann crooked
and his mouth open, and holding him fast,
asked him with an air Of triumph: "Ab,
Bentlv, have we caught you at lasts You
rever drink, haw Now, one would sup
pose that he would have acknowledged the
corn; not he; with the most gave and
inexpressble face, be calmly, and il dig
nified manner, said: "Gentleman, my
name Is not Bentlyr'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

How TO CoMPosE SERMoNs--A Welsh
curate being asked how he managed ts
preach sermons so much above his own
powers Of composition, replied, - iiasia
volume ofsermons BY one Archbishop il
olson, which translate iuto Welsh, and
translate into English, after
which the Archbishop himself would not
know his own competitions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
ez- a clergYInan.in d New Mamsrhars

GE-A clergymaDiH a New Hemisphere
pulpit having with great eloquence urged
bis congregation 10 sbstaiu, on tbansgiy-
ing day, from all labor, all business pur-
sits, and to attend church ID the foro-
noous concluded with this touching APP.
peal: IF any Of the brethren are sp-
ieas1re in the afternoon, should be pleas
ed TO sec them at ms house, as | intend
10 take that opportunity, should friends
enough assemble, to more my barn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

EI- An eminent lawyer IN Glasgow
once had client, whose name was Wid-
ow Tickle. lie arose and commenced to
address the honorable court in this man.
ner:
Tickle, my client, my lord aud Faus,
ed for moment.
The Judge, who was considered q wag
broke ia after this most ludic Gus style:
Ye maun tickle hor yerself, Me. bic
Laughlin. Il S not the business Of thn
court to tickle yer ellen. my bra mon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
pa. THOMAS w. pALTnELL.

TTAVING permanently located in Lancaster viii give
his und ided ut IGNITION to the practice Of his pro-
(ession, as Physician and Surgeon.
lie may be found ii all times ut tho Drug Store-un-
leas professionally engaged
general supply Of Family Drugsand Medicines viii
kept for sale 1t the old stand Of Bradshaw BaltzeIi
prepared ~ myself
Lancaster, May 2dth, 1853 g9-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

BRowx CouSTT ORDERs.--Frcm enc
thousand TO fifteen tupdrcd dollars q
Brown County Ordofs have been discover
ed, to have been forged within the past
week. So says tle ddyocote.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

The Milford (Del) News and Adver.
User Of The 9th Of January, has long
article on the fropriety Of having Del
aware represented in the Chicago Con
yention. The News and Advertiser says,
Now the question for US is, shall we q
where the principles Of Washington aud
Jefferson, Madison, Webster and Clay lead
MS, or shall we give our votes and our In
hnence TO hasten the prostitution Of the
Constitution and the dissolution Of the
Union in the hands Of the sham Democra
cy, led BY JEFF. Davis, Toombs and OCon-
nor9
It must be plain, even to the duIlest
comprehensive, that the next campaign j.
10 fought by the Republicans on the one
hand, on the platform once occupied By
the great men above named, and the shan
Democracy on the other, upon an ultra
sectional platform manufactured for the
occasion by their Southern masters.
Let the Peoples party of Delaware, like
the same party in Pennsylvania and New
Jersey, send It's delegates to Chicago, and
thus ally itself with the great National
Union Republican party Of he country,
that IS to rule the destinies Of this nation
for many years to come.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

QuEER NorIoS. A rich ufiset Ia At
burn, N. r., is TO Be buried 10 Cwgsco
Lake, beautiful sheet Of water near the
town. lie has stone coffin made, which
takes twelve yoke Of oxento draw it. He
gives man a,nice farm for buryiug him.
He is to take him to the middle Of the
lake and sink him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

TEXAN PolIr1cs.-A BIZ has been m.
PRODUCED into the Texas Legislature, pro
yiding for the imprisonment Of Northern
preachers, teachers and drnmmers who may
come there.
Gov. Houston's message dlssents conf
p1etely from the secession resolutions q
THE South Carolina Legislature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

Attorney 81 Counselor at Law,
Nd Notary Public, Fa.rplay, Grant county Wis
n All claims placed in his hands for collection Will be
5r1tnptly attended to. Records examined, Taxes
"a id. and conYeYancing solicited. 43lt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
osxPu \. MILLS.
pAYlp MeKEE
MILLS s. MCKEE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LANCASTER. GRANT CO.. WISCONSIN.

LANCASTER, GRANT Co, WISCONSIN.
Office (up stairs in Meyers Building, on Madison
Street, opposite Court Hoase.
gkT1LL PRACTICE i'll the Circuit Courts and IN tbs
w Supreme Court OF this State.
We will pay taxes lands OF non-resiaents aud give
partcuar attention to any business relating to real
late wloh may be entrusted TO our care.
Ay Collections promptly attended 10 and reni tancos
naae on same Immediately collection
Lancaster, Oct. 18th, 1850. 1S-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

A CURfoUs BLOCK OF MARBLE.-Among
the recent contributions to the Washing
tan Monument, in block of carved mar
Sic, in which is inserted carved head
with this inscription beneath:
"This head was carved between two
and three thousand years ago, BIZ the an
Gent Egyptians, for their temple, erected
|ln honor Of Augustus, on the banks Of the
Nile. Brought from there BY ). T. Len
man.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
M. y. CARTER ,

Attorney 81 Counselor at Law.
4 nd Notary Public, Lancaster, Grunt county, Wis
~ win attend promptly to the collection OF clanapay
;aeat Of taxes, eopveyancing and all business that
nav he in trusted to him, 45-ti
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
BARBER & LOWRY,

Attorneys 81 Counselors at Law
and Solicitors in Chancery,
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11


SAW TIE ELEPHART SUFFICIENTLY. =
The following scene was witnessed at a
menagerie 10 Blackburn Eng recently.
A young man, who had forsome time been
carefully observing the monster elephant
determined TO Try the strength Of the huge
bulk o. flesh with his own. There is al
the end ofthe elephants tusks, an iron ros
binding one tusk to the other. Our here
seized hold OF this, and began 10 lean hil
whole weight upon it, The elephant, no
liking this treatment determined to punish
his antagonist. He raised his head aloft
and The young fellow was swung from the
ground until he almost touched the canvas
covering. The animal repeated this, and
a second time he descended to he ground,
when tie elephant, perhaps thinking it
best 10 temper Justice with mercy, wrap
ped his trunk around the hapless and thor
oaghly humbled youth, and very uneere-
moneously laid him 10 tho mud which
ogerspread the floor. The wrestle was
ended, the elephant coming of the victor,
while his eombatant picked himself up,
anu amidst the hearty laughter Of The
spectators, vanished.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
BugINnss EpIrArH.- An ENGLISH tomb

BUSINESS EPITAPH.-- an EngIlsh tomb'
stone bears the following Inscription:
Sacred to The memory of Jonathan
Thompson, pious Christian and affection
ale husband. His disconsolate widow
cailies on The tripe and butter business
at the same place as before her bereaye.
ments."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
j. Ii. HYDE. Nj. D.,


TTAVING permanently located in Lancaster offers bis
al Professional Services as 2 PHYSICIAN ( SURGEON
his practice has been over 20 years.
Residences and Office at the place formerly occupied
Dr. J. d. Wood Lancaster, Wis, jan lst, 1856 Z9-t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
Business Directory.
wNf. PITT DEWEY !.

Attorney s.. Counselor at Law,
Nd Solicitor in Chancery Cassville Grant county,
~ Wisconsin. Willpractiee in the several eo,fts O
fiis STATE and also In the UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Torp9 50-tfa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

E For.y-six individuals and firms in
Buffalo, N. ", have signed an agreement
declining to receive the bills Of Illinois,
Wisconsin. Iowa, aud Missouri Banks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

WRITERS AND SPEAKERS. File differ
ence between the style Of one who always
writes but never speaks, and one who al
ways speaks bat never writes, is very great
The first is more smooth and polished, the
second more concise and folcible. The
one lacks power, the other beauty. Speak
ing generally, the two qualities Of grace
and strength can only be acquired by prac-
tice, both in writing an speaking. The
two must muGually correct each other; and
any system Of education which neglects or
ignores either Of them is faulty Iiar-
ward Magazine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

PAYING or THE PEMBGRToN MILL HANDS
The Boston journal says the payment
Of wages $4,000 = to Tie operatives,
was commenced on Wednesday, and adds,
The money due 10 those who were kill
ed will be paid to those next Of kin. =
Those having homes in other parts Of the
country, are in most instances leaving The
city. MaDy Of those who came forward to
obtain their wages, exhibited flesh wounds
and contusions received in their escape
from the ruins. Parents came to collect
the last earnings OF those upon whom they
had learned to lean in their old age, and
children to receive the hard erned wages Of
parents, upon whom they bavs till now
depended for support. The widow, 10 the
sable garb Of grief, accepted the balance
due her lost companion, and the. last earth
II accounts from those afar were settled
by their relatives or friends.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
IancaSt ter House
nrW AN INVITING ARRANGEMENTS.

FFsHE subscriber hasing purchased the Tavern star
one square cast Of The public square below and op
posite the Herald Office buildngsan gone to heavy S
pense N rehttng and furnishing the same ana supply
ing lodging and boarding aeeommoaauous lof A
100 persons; also, having erected
A LARGE BARN s. ST ABLE
ses;nnt for 10 nofsea, he invites liberal paro
The terms will be low, and lib are as good az ~ aa
IL. ~ a. Ianeasfer For team 70 better accommodl
tionsceu I've oaessd IN town. Cd water on we prem
I.au. caster, Sept. goth, 1859. l4-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

/ An IRREPREssIBLE CONFLICT BETwEEf
AN EDITOR AND a DoG.-They have fl
lvorite dog in the office Of the st. Louis
Republican, which they call "Bill," ant
which is on good terms with every bod,
but the financial editor Of the paper, call
ed Judge, whom be hates. Recently, as
be was going into the. composing room
Bill stood in his path:
The Judge, as usual, whistled to him
and called for truce, but Bill only growl-
ed and barked the more. The Judge took
off his hal, nice silk one, and held it to-
wards the brute 10 token ofrespect. This,
however, instead Of appeasiug bis canine
highness, enraged him the more, and he
sprang towards the tile like blood-thirsty
tiger, and grasped it between his teeth
The Judge made a desperate attempt to
get back the precious article, and just as
be was about to wrest it from bis enemy,
his feet slipped aud down be went on all
tours. Bill, seeing The availableness of his
antagonists position, made 'lunge" at
the seat Of his breecbes. Gathering In
one mighty mouthful he gave jerk, and
out came the cloth. In the meantime the
typos were looking on and urging the COM
batants to the Fray. go it Bill, ''go it
Judge" could he heard from q score Of
mouths, and the peals Of laughter that
came from their unsanctifed threats, made
the whole building shake 'from ture' 20
foundation stone" The Judge did "go II
as soon as he could regain bis feet-downI
the stairs into the sanclum, where, il IS said,
he remained DUNG the day. The dog re
tired behind the s,ove with the hat and
piece Of broadclotb, trophies ofhis victory,
where he enjoyed his "otium cum digni-
tate" for several hours.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
ATIpN n. BUsHNELL,

Attorne at Law,
ohice in E. Bailey's Block-up stairs.
lattevillo, Grant Co. Wisconsin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
sTEPnEN o. PAINE,
8. NrERRICK ,

Atty at Law 81 5o1ic'r in ChanceIy
PLATrEvILLE, GRANT CO. WIS.,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE -
Occasional" writes TO Forneys Press,
under date Of Washington, Jan. 9th, as
follows:
When Jefferson Davis said, in the debate
Yesterday, that he would submit to the
election Of Senator Foot, Of Vermont, as
President Of the United States, he did not
reflect MGt he may haUe presented a Pres
ideatial candidate for tie Republicans. -
MIR. Foot is one Of The handsomest, most
agreeable, and most polished gentleman
in The Senate. He resembles Millard
Fillmore more than any man know. He
looks much like Presidential candidate,
but be IS the representative, 10 all res
poets, Of Mr.. Stewards "irrepressible con
flict," and comes from State ID which the
Republican doctrines are more intensified
than they are even in Massachusetts,
is hen Jefferson Davis stands forth to say
that he will not break up the Union If a
Republican like Mr.. Foot sholAd be elect
ed, lie pays an unselfish tribute to tie we'll
known feeling Of the Mississippi people inI
favor Of the Coafederacy .ofthes3 States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

GooDNRss AND BEAuTy.-The following
!" hint" from the pen of the author Of
]" Hints Toward Physical Perfection"
should be remembered:
"Goodness Of heart and purity Of life
cooperate with an expanded chest, whole
some air, copious breathing, and outdoor
exercise, ID imparting to the fair cheek the
coveted roseate tinge. Quiet happiness.
ease, and freedom from care are essential
an,liaries. Violent passions, mental or
physical suffering, care aud anxiety, de-
press aud bleach the check, aud give pc
euIiarly haggard expression 70 the counte-
nance. Whatever, then, is favorable to
goodness, happiness and ease i, ID the
iame degree, favorable 10 healiE and beau
w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

C,orn1rlersial Ianlxi uptcies in the
Iynited states and Canadas'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

4 New Yorkjalge, recently. willis sen.
fencing number Of young men who had
been convicted Of crime, made the fol-
lowing speech ,c tie farmers Of Chatauqae
county:
When your boys get large enough "a
work, find work for them at home. On
mo account let them gointo he village Il
work nor let them go to teaming.
care not iflhey can get SO per month; il
will be dead loss. They will just al
surely follow tho example Of these boys
now before you, as .hey leave tie sacred
and restraining influences Of home, Give
them plenty Of coed books and papers
make home pleasant, and keep them there
until they aressof age and have the wisdom
70 resist the temptation Of high wages on
a road or il a tavern, but obtained at the
expense Of good character
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

10. o. F.-The r. w Grand Lodge
Of Wisconsin, which has been in session in
Milwaukee, elected the following officers
for the ensuing year j. +. Birchard,
-Milwaukee.-M. w. G. NJ. J. K, Williams
ShuIlsburg.--R. ". G. D. M. &C. Will.
sor, Wilmot.-R. w. g. w. Il. Fl. Rudd,
Kenosha.-R. w. G. S. w. Knapp, Rich
land Centre.-R. w. G. G. L. B. Hills,
Waupun.-R G. Grand Rep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

Tho Republican Party III T'el
ware.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

From the Dunleith Advertiser
About Grant County, WIS., Ioi-
ytaicns
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-03


NEW YORK. Oct. Cotton is firm-sales of 2OOt
bales today. Flour is quiet--sales of Fl 900 bbs
Ohio S575dl5.SO Southern unchanged but drmer ~
Wheat frmsaes of l43 900 bushels Chicago spring Il
4allSh; Milwaukee Club 81 GOAL q; white Kentucky
s140; Western white 81 33GI 40 red 81 2S1 20 Corn
has upward tendency-sales of 81 900 bushels; mixed
69d7O cts Pork is heavy. Whskey is steady at 1G
23H cts Sugar is frm-Muscovado 81 5d71 cts Spirits
firm at y cts.
ALBANY, Oct l, c P. M-FIour-Not much doing. on.
eratons being checked by a steady rain storm Wheat
heavy with declining prices and offerings exceeding the
denaHd-salcs $500 bushels prime white Michigan at
ST. 40, $500 bushels white Canadian private terms
Barley-Recepts pretty large and the suppy is consd
eraby greater than the demand-sales 900 bushels Can
ada East at 81 cts 1920 bushels at S3 cts Is 300
bushels Canada West at 81 cs and 1000 bushels Clinton
county, very choice lot, at S4T cts Rye in some in
qury-sales 900 bushels at "A cts. Oats in light re-
quest without change in pricesaes IL 900 State
and Canada at 36d36H cts Corn rmsales 10000 bush
cts. Whiskey-saes so bbls. at 234
BUFFALO, Oct. l, l p M.-Canal Freghts-6O cts on
-four II cts. wheat, l5h cts on corn to New York
Lake 900 bills. -four, 81 900 bushels wheat
bushels corn 10000 bushels oats, IL 600 bushels
barley
OswEGo Oct Flour steady at S. so for extra State
Wheat dusales 5000 bushels choice Milwaukee Club at
Sl134 Corn firm-sales 1000 bushels Illinois at 60 cts
Other grains quiet Canal freights 1 lower on grain
Flour 40 cts, Wheat 10 cts, Corn 9G9S cts to New
York Lake imports-3o, 400 bushels Wheat 20 900 do
Barley.
CHICAGO. Oct. Flour quiet but firm Wheat d,1
hgher-saes rs bushels at SSSg cts for No
SPRING S5Gs6 cts. for No. . in store Corn steady
small sales at 40 cts in store Oats dull Receipts 500
Dds Hour 1000 bushels wheat 81 900 bushels corn 90
600 bushels oats Shipments, Isl 900 bushels wheat
$4,000 bushels Freghts advancing; Halls cts on
wheat to Buffalo. Sight exchange on New York l Der
cent premium Receipts to October since January ne
compared with the time in 1889 show decrease of
OZOOO bbis -four increase wheat of 600 600 bushels
and an increase of $500 600 bushels The shin
ments are in about the same proportion
CINCINNATI, Oct Flour very dull at S5iI5 10 fav
superhne Bacon buoyant Mess Pork dull. Money
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-03
Shipping gnttlllgtntf.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, OcroREn 2

Arrived
Steamship S R Spauldng, Howes, sixty hours from
Boston via Norfolk, mdse and passengers to A l. Hug
gins.
Strs W Bruno, Foster. from New York. mdse to J A
Shriver-John Shriver, Dennis from Philadelphia
mdse to o--Louisiana. Russell, from Norfolk, TO
Falls.
Bark Dunberton, Backers, 20 days from st .Jago de
Cuba, copper ore TO Morrell Il Randall.
Brig Amy Warwick Brown from Rio de Janeiro Aug
18TH, coffee to DC Wright & CO. sailed III company
with schr Jos Grce Rogers Hampton Roads: vessels
lett same as before reported; steamship Moses TAYLOR m
New y ork, arrived 18TH passed bark Wheat
land, of Baltimore, Peacock, going into Rio
Brig Henry Means, Treworgy, from Boston, to Kelsey
& Gray. " IT. " missy
Schr Elite, Leary, from Port au Prcne 18th milf loo
wood to Kelsey Gray Spoke oath ult lat rs S. Ion Is
%, brig o Ward steering W. Left in port briggs Raj
more just arrived and Contest, for outport next
day, to finish loading Reports Port au Prince very
healthy.
Schrs R Yickerey, Rabbit, days from New Bed
ford, to Phillips Co; oil to Parkhurst. Jr & Co.
ken, from Providence, mdse to s Phillips 4 Co-Hero
Terry, from Philadelphia. mdse John W Brown, Jr,
swan, Terry, from Troy, n Y, to Rose & Lyon.
barge J. BirelS, Dorman, from Havre de Grace, ic
to II oler.
bark Delaware Thurlow, from Demarara.
oH swan folnt, ship Grace Gordon, Bpbsou from CAL
lao wa hampton Roads, guano Baril Bros July 25th
on Uap orn spoke Br bark Bcrmondsey, As days from
OF Swan Point, ship Arey Wilson 90 5o. E. r,,,
via Hampton Roads days from the latter IN n M Jacl
son GO; guano to Baril Bros Aug 4tb lat "a "a lon
43 30 W, exchanged signals with an American sh;n
bound South, showing red signal with Ivh;,a ia y
the centre, probably isabella Norris hence No ~
for River la Plate; Aug 17th lat II 80 Ion az On
changed signals with Br bark Hindoo bound Sortb
Cleared.
''trs Elizabeth Culinary, New York, J A shriyer-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-03
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
ST lAGo DE CUBA.-Bark Dunbarton.-252 TOYS come,
ore 10 do. yettrur stone do. black stone Morrei
Randall. "
ALTEvELA kEY.-SchT. Jennie Morton 800 tons guano
atterson Il Murguiondo.
WINDSOR N. S.-Schr. r. Zeach-I35 ions plaster
Kelsey Gray.
C0ASTWISE.
NEW YoRK.-Schr. Broadfeld-l3 cases matches
Robinson Lord; 100 boxes soda casks soda ash 10
cases paint, Baker, Bros & Co.. % dozen washboards
D. X Co.. cases mdse J. X. Digs; 16 cases matches
kephart Darby Co; 40 kegs bicarb Soda Thomson 4
Block 10 bbls. paint, W. II. Bolton; IL do varnish
prs miii stones Morris Trimble IL bags copper ore
u. Keener. 173 hn shells uhent nraar - NNlI. -