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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05
MARRIED MEMS MEETING AT
'i2;a# seq JANESVILLE. -la%H317f Z;

The married men Of GAINESVILLE have bad
q meeting to consider 2 subject which is be.
coming fearful in its character, 70 wit: the
habit Of the married women Of that city,
leaving their homes ane families for long WIS.,
its to relatives and friends at the east. A
spirit of sadness pervaded the meeting. and
Ike Noodle, w. Addy and Charley Holt
were appointed a committee on resolutions.
The resolutions were very affecting, and at
the same time Of nature to show that the
members Of the meeting had all determined
to take firm stand against this alarming
encroachlncnt upon their privileges and sa-
cred rights. The meeting was opened with
singing Come ye disconsolate," and closed
with "Days Of absence" After he resolu.
tons were adopted, the Gtysette says that
the following touching incident took place:
At this stage of the proceedings healthy.
plump, and smiling boy was presented to
the President. This memonto of departed
domestic joys and welded love was passed
to each member Of the meeting, and if the
demonstrations ofaffection bestowed upon it
would have been ludicrous to mere specta
tor OF the scene it certainly drew out what
may possibly be considered dormant vir-
tue in some Of the parents present Many
attempts to initiate the maternal dialect
were very successful efforts, and afforded,
conclusive proof that the nursery had, in
other days, received proper share of attea.
ton. eF q 'aj5 sE9 ~ -
Levi Alden, Il; ". Strattop, Roland West,
Josiah Wright, and Winfield S. Chase were
appointed committee to report plan for a
permanent organization, including commit
tee to obtain information upon the various
Departments Of housekeeping. 80. 20
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RED WING CHURCHES.

cua,., cnusoIHAs the Church, junction Of
East and West Avenue with Broad street. Ser.
vices ~ 10Y A. n. and ~ O'Clock P. NJ
Sunday School directly after morning service.
Daily morning prayer ut 2 o'clock. AL seats
free. Rev. E. r. Wcllcs, Pastor. . So !
{s'...1 PRESBYTERIAN. $3.50 .
FIssT PRIsBITxRIAN-on Sixth street, (near
the Court House). Services ut l0L5 A. NJ, and
7P.N. Rev. J. W. Hancock, Pastor.
bis sar@t e METHODIST. aey sisI !!
,lgImoDlsT ErIscOrAL--corncr Of East Ave-
ave and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
Eenool 1t : T. NJ. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening At ~ o'clock. Row. Jabez Brooks
!1sstoT.-residence on East Avenue.
.01RxAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of Broadway &
fourth street. Service. At lo1S A. NJ, and
z. Il. Rev. Henry kobe. Pastor.
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1860. Spring g Sa0s ne 1rads: 1863

1860: Spring g ;Sao,ase1 1T 'ii T. 1865
Main street, Red Wing, { Wilkinson's block.
WIN: 4 JAS: LAWTHE g., ere s; asv opening
CASSIM ERES,
!. 81 = .VESTIEGS, and II
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
in great variety. Also, complete assortment Of
t"f TALORS' TRIMMINGS, .,s,a
which they offer to cash buyers very cheap!
We have also in connections 81 ea'as@F&
TAILORING EsTABLlsHMENT
for the manufacture of Gents Clothes to Or
der. Mr.. &C. BERGH, an experienced work
man, will wait on gents and furnish thcm with
garments of tho latest styles and on reasonable
terms. Persons wishing to purchase will please
call and examine our stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Tailors: furnished with
ANYTHING On the most reasonable terms. " !
especially solicit share Of patronage. nLssss !
Terms strictly cash: 81 9 IN ti4Gsts!
2aieis.a. 5sgs .aias WA JAs.LAwrnrn.;
$ Red Wing, Mayo, 1885, S's'@ il !'est
CTATE OF, MINNESOTA. Distriot Court,
(o1 'CcuNrr OF: GooDnuE.. i First Jud. Dist.
isaac BofnnelncfJ Ipu: -
against eeEa2 4 aes go ;As' u ii4.!
Carl G. p. Meyer IaaEl :SvxxoxS. :.94
and Nicotine Meyer =. ,asaoo ~
pare .. i@, defendants. 500 's;'t..ssss
70 tic, above named defendants Carl G. 2.
Meyer and Nicho1ins Meyer, ;,.ra -. S..ti4
You are hereby sammonea and required to
Answer the complaint il isaetion, which has
been flied il the office st, tls CLARK Of said
|scrve copy Of your answer to the said COM
tplaint on the subscribers at their office in Rod
Wing, in the county OF. Goodue, in, said: STATE,
within twenty days after the. service of this
summons on you, exclusive Of the, day of such
ompla1nt within the time aforesaid, tie plain
tiff in this action will apply to this Court for
tide relief demanded in; the complaint. Esrr''s
l5;i oecg ;.5, Z. BRISTOL IL PHELPs, ~ Goft
Dated at Redwingl u % PLAINTIFF Att,ys. q
duly 30th, 1850. aa.tiss4rao9 70 2lSwe
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05
Dated at RedWing,
July 30th, 1850. &

| OuERlFF, SALE, .r
IL BY virtue Of al execution issued out Of
and under the seal of the District Court 0!
the First, late Fifth Judicial District, iii and
for the County Of Goodhue, and State Of
Minnesota, upon Judgment rendered and
docketed in said County of Goodhue on the
18th day of March, A. D. 1860, in an action
in said Court pending, wherein William w.
Phelps and Christopher Graham, as Phelps
s. Graham are Plaintiff and WilliamG. Le
Due is Defendant, in favor Of Plaintiffs, and
against said Defendant William G.. u Due
and thirty-two dollars and sixty.nine: csnts
l have, on this l4th day Of. August "a. D
1860, levied upon all Of the right, title and
interest Of the said Defendant William G..
LIE Due on the day when tho said judgment
was so docketed in said County Of Goodhue
of the following described real property, to
wit !:
The North half Of Southwest quarter Of
section fourteen Jay town one hundred and
fourteen (114o range sixteen (16); also lot
six l6) in section six (6);zalso lot SIX 90 in
section four ~ town one bundled and
thirteen (1l3) range fifteen (15); Also lot
six (6) in section twenty nine (29); Also lot
two (2> section :hirty-two (s2); also the
Northeast quarter Of Northeast quarter OF;
section thirty-on (31); also the Northwest
quarter Of Northeast quarter Of section
thirty-one (3l); and the South-westq quarter
of Southeast quarter Of section thirty (30)
in town one hundred and fourteen (1l4)
range fifteen (15). z.g..ts n,
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given,
that I will sell at Public Auction to the
highest bidder. therefor for cash, the above
described property, and the interest which
said defendant had in the same, on the day
when said judgment was so docketed in said
Goedhue County, at the front door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Red Wing in said
county, on Saturday the 18th day of Sep
TENDER A. d. 1860 at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day, to satisfy the said exc
|cution together with the interest and costs
thereon. MARTIN S. CHANDLER.
Sheriff of Goodhue Co. MINI.
BR1sroL & PHELPS, By J.C. HAYES, j
Plff s Attorneys. Deputy.
Dated Red Wing August 18th, 1860.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05
MORTGAGE SALE. rnrtt
wi Default having boon ma

xVl Default having Occn made IN inc cOndl-
tons Of certain indenture Of mortgage. da-
cuted, acknowledged aud delivered by Nancy
Fish, Of Goodhuc county, Minnesota Territory
TO W. W. Phelps and Christopher Graham, OF
'Siblcy county, and which vas duly recorded
in the Office Of tho Register Of Deeds of said
Goodbye county on the S'si dqy Of
cages. pages ego and 22l by which said mort
gage the said Nancy Fish did grant, bargain
.scll and convey unto tho said w. w. Phelps
and Christopher. Graham. their heirs and as
signs, forever, all that tract or parcel of land
lying and being in: the county Of Goodhae, in
The (then) Territory (now Statc) Of Minnesota
uescYlDed as follows, to wit: The south west
quarter Of tue southeast quarter: south east
quarter Of the southwest quarter, and the
north hah Of the southwest quarter Of section
and t6xteen (ll3), north Of range sixteen (le
west in the district Of lands subject to sale al
Red Wing, Minnesota Territory, 70 secure tc
the said W. W. Phelps and Christopher Gro
ham, their heirs, executors, administrators OF
assigns, the payment Of the sum Of four hun:
ccutcd .by tho :snid Nancy Fish SO the safe
Phelps and Graham. and bearing even dats
Herewith, with interest from date 1T tho. rste
of two per cent, per month until paid. And
which said mortgage and the debt thereby Sc
'CuIcV1 WeEc, Ou IHc tSIu uHy VI JccSWOoI, a D.
1859, for value, duly assigned in writing By
tho said w. W. Phelps and Christopher, Gr,s,
ham, to John =. !ThoEne, IF Hastings, Dakot.
county, Minnesota aud which assign,ne mt was
on tho 18th day of December, A.. D. 1859, at
O'Clock = N, daily recorded il, the Office Of tn
Register Of Deeds. Of Goodhue. county aforo
said, in Rock ID Of Miscellaneous Records, pa
"a Ana whorSas, thear,e is now claimed to be du
mt tho date Of this notice on said note and mort
gage, tho sum Of six hundred and twenty .hv
dollars and eiglty-four cents; aud no pro
ceedings vt law OF, otherwise having been ha,
" instituted for the recovery Of said sum o
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given tha
by virtue Of . power of sale contained in sal,
mortgage, and in pursuance Of tho statute il
such ease ,nadeand provided, the aaid mort
gage will BE- forcclosed by sale OF the premise
hereinbefore described, at public auction, t
the highest bidder, for cash, at tho front doc
Of the Court House in tho city Of Red Wing il
said Goodhue County, on the slst day Of Au
gust, 4. D. 1850, nj ~ o'clock in tho forenoon
to satisfy the amount duo o.. said, Lotto sn.
mortgage, with tho charges and Disbursements
Dated Red Wing, July llth. 1860. 1Hs, y
f93 JOHN L. THORNE, Assignee.
jous r. CLAoErT, &9iisi'{f / sf't@ Gat7al
III HE A.t'y for Assignee. aoe=td
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05

Woman lost Paradics, t. make man ma I
happy; he deserves purgatory1, if he makes
her wretched. ,-r-s. ~ -
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05

Hon. WM. Window IN az y 90 ds", I
Our NJ. C.~will address the Republicans o.
Red Wing ON the 18th Of September.
=. f.. Enz, 77,' "a. "a ~ : 40 Il '-'-
Has FOX sale, at his neat and tasty little
grocery store on Plum street, some first
ratio melons, as we'll as lots ofapples and
other fruits, nuts, groceries &c. 'e9 g.
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in IN est,b lishment 81 thi. Kind, consisting )

in IN est.b lsh ent q thi. Kind. consisting st
O. -~-----~-- o----~--~--
o ma:s, 81 ais31o, l!iw 19i.r1uG .s9Ha rs>1
p.;a4s's:i1sEtg:a .stgis9s8 bioassuol.
na,.;n.a. !soi7oraitt ,2ao6dss5 all
summer c,oth. iaassEgarsoIsE
for men & boys, 49,. !. s.,t 3'''-
Fancy Cassimeres.
Chambray,
Lawns,
cz4 .oaGinghanss, s1aAa MT ri II Z2A.
oambrics, .,,.,.
3fo1sss 90 Flannels, .p.'fry';s I'm : -,
-. s'z@ .5.,a Challi, sS..a l@, et.s'
Apron Check, =.
,ahIaosi 1.s ss Pins,
ata @Es:.2 Needles, Esd (
- .Is e. z9s 3s2.' y. Thread.
- =. ,..7s5 .5.5jr Buttons, - &
ba. 5agozags ,z.l M Ribbon, d .1qa
Combs, ,s!og'
a Brushes,
E<assE} s41e ;. Hats,
Caps,
thousand and ono other things TOO numerous
Ito mention. Also, q full supply Of GROCERIES
at prices which cannot be .8a.2 u d ~
,e Beaten a3atsa - d
in Rod Wing. Also, q large stock Of READY
MADE CLOTnING. For very little cash,
q man can dress himself a1s SIN AZ
TO Death
and in the height Of Fashion,. Ny stock o.
HATS AND CAPS is large and well selected,
and have fine assortment of Ladies', Misses
and; Childrens' SHOES, which nre for sale very
cheap. will not be undersoh by any one
I'm the Z
trade; and / an constantly receiving fteah
supplies, so that there. afA goods all the time
on the .ST So. 49, ~ s&
r IT {ELoa61 IJiE2 GA
Give me ! call, and see for yourselves
will sell you goods very cheaP-much cheaper
than any Jones aSsa aEia sxsF3 ga3fg -
s. s'voI s1no1od V01xs ssns.
will .sell to YOU. Remenibsr The place. Phil.
Eleos Block, Main street. - - - -
l- sess51ss,s,JAS.a B. 1PARKHURST. 81;
Red Wing, May $, 1850. soo-tf
4sf9y sssi r. .si.sra ssiTT -
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co NM T. Il G I A L .
RED WING PRICE CURRENT.
;ta.E3 sto.s'5t - Ell guI .isH
IL u b'tp IL. coRRxCTED WEEKLY.

E.s ,"gt'AG1r l. .!tg ..--aR
Elout--Extra 95 90; Xxx 81 90 " Dbl.
b heat Good SGt0S5c. Ed " -oI sl.ar II
6 Oats -2A0SOc " buslel.,3
Eovn--25G08O035c allellel.
ssEork-31105e " h in tho hog.
Potatoes-25N930c. tas
saSssd.A Timothy % 6o0s; Glover 7k37 60. |
uBeana--75u6Sls9 as " bush.
sBuster-lOl21<Dc " H.
4 ikggs-60sc @'dokelsa ~
Sugar-N. U. s09c; refined 1l01ec; crushed
and powlarea i14l0l5c. AZ 9iT apT s.ssl Il
hSyrup-N.sO. 500 rs. lI.isOc; golden SOC.
o:Tsas-40, 50, III, 1904 ~ HI.
Cottee-Rio lSalsc; Java2oc v ib.
Tobacco-Plag eooaoc smoking oalsctst
6ns-cut chswing 4Oe.'o @i,a..f
.'4'owdsr- Blasting SStpkeg; rifle 4oa5oc aph
laShot-9E0l0c - ib.lsgssG
Wood 5O0S2 " cord.
S~ltLlCbarse e2 IS; dairy . 5Q034 " bbl.j
Fluid-s0G19Oo W gallon.d
s13jl-IinscsdS 81 rs winter strained whale
and hard u IS ~ RallOn.p,Y
Lumber-Common lo04l2; clear 10000 a.
Thousand Mot. h Znirs"n: SIT uox siiaf Il
Shinelese Shaved 2l@as Is; extra 81 50.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05
uoRR1BLE! HORRIBLE! HORRIBLE!

HORRIBLE! HORRIBLE! HORRIBLE!
Horriblol zsT -z..elg
I have just received from New York and
Boston large and splendid stock Of SPRING
thing that lQ a-t,ss.:.il4
A Mem Ana u vvoua71
Can wish for in the line Of Dry Hoeds, sGrroce
RIGS, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ready
made Clothing, &c.,. on which l,defy competi-
ton as to price and quality {; and in fact have
almost everything usually
.Tzf-T-r- ) ,r~g Ga --ss1.g.sf s99. -=rE-5 -
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05

10 2reFoi Monetary Matters.
Prepared ex oressly Tor the SENTINEL by Smith
Aeiys j. Co., Bankers, Main street, Bed Wing,
For Illinois Wisconsin, and Missouri cur
rcncy, we quote exchange rs follows:
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05

The s'Little Giants,'r go, ..,.e,es ~ s -
Perfected their organization last evening
b. the election Of the following officers: w.
G. Williston, Capt.; E. L.Baker, LIST Lieut.;
J. G. Pierce, I'd Lieut.; r. Everett, Sd Lieut.;
W. w. DeKay, 18th Lieut.; W. W. Phelps,
President; Martin Aaginnis, Secretary, and
I. B. Sheldon, Treasurer. The Executive
Committee will be appointed by the chair. =.
~~~~>~~
The Drew Steam Mill ga4 .ffg.55
Which has been idle for so long time, is
soon to be reftted by q Boston company
and made into an extensive merchant flour
ing mill. This will be valuable addition
to the bushes Of Red Wing and supply a
want all feel to exist. The mill is admi-
rably adabted to the business designed. We
wish the most complete success to the en-.
terprise. ....,t. 49, - s.''
An Effort 10,' "a Y Ss
Is making to induce the Post Office De.
partment to give the mails to the Davidson
line Of steamboats,. A petition to that effect
has been extensively signed by the citizens
of this place, and we believe by those Of ev-
cry point on the river. If the application
thus unanimously urged receives the appro.
baton Of the Department, Dayidson's line
may DO regarded US ono OF 1.-THE institutions O.
the upper Mississippi. -"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05

IN URN.IT Il e J.. ss;.-s.a. ny
Ths, undersigned would respectfully, infor4g
the citizens If Red Wing and Vicinity that be
has psrchased the. entire stock of eunu1anulao-
|by Mr.: Cock, an that he j. prepared 90 supply 4
Ill orders for furniture of every description
on the shortest notice. 7efy a..,ifs sss ~ 6.
REPAIRING AND TURNING DOM ToA
s'.gsEea ORDER. asEsS
Also all kinda Of COFF1Ns fusnishedatd eti1er.n
mlaAl!nlsog00I, .-.4sag >.sifrss;t asE,o CT
BOSEWOO01.s rs
frpod i.aa 1888. ~ Is 80 aH1SVyadaiit.
FURNITURE constantly M ssxP les
Hash. 'sa@ls SIC JOHN a6&EfL. l.ss1
Red Wins, Nay Is, 1850. i1rtfs
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05

Wheat has commenced to come in in con.
siderable quantities. The price paid aiyseera.
|gss IS cents; some nice lots bringing I've
cents more' and some, not SO we'll cleaned "a
triie less. The quality is most excellent.
The. prospects Tor good prices is most en-
|courasing, and the confidence of buyers very
great. The expectation 81 q: foreign demand
however gives a Speculative character to the
present demand, and the chances for an adj
vance or declins In prices are about equal.
Nothing will be lost by selling early and
We incline toEthe opinion. that those who sell
promptly will realize most. -.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05

rs q TABLE or DISTANCES, .. :.
-. I'D. . F2oX ,-....s,rs
Rsd Wing, to tee .to19ee;ng Place. !:
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05

Wheat Warehouses. s. a.4f;..
The vast quantity Of grain likely to be
marketed in Red Wing this fall is inducing
the erection Of very many grain store houses.
Nearly every merchant is preparing to buy
and store grain. The competition will be
great and the very highest prices be paid
Our farmers should keep this fact il mind,
when thoy market their crops, that Red
Wing is the place to sell. 7i7zzF-' aoA9aa Z
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81 ~AG s+s~.sN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21
A. NJ. MsRwrs, AuctoDser.
DY BANGS, MERWIN, & Co., Irving Build
ID inss Nos s9a and Broadway the Mstropo


~ inss Nos s94 and 59e Broadway. the hsropotsn
h@sotNpAY EVENING April % a. O'Clock ENGLISH and
AMERICAN BOOKS large collection Of standard works in
psTmen including many choice books and variety
Of miscellaneous pubcsons Also collection Of scarce Amer
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April r. at 4 e'clc:t, valuable e
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of ENGLISH and AMERICAN
tory &C. and numerous expenyey bound and hsndsomsy
illustrated books including Roberts Holy Land vols half
morocco Audabon QuadTupeds yols half Scovs
Novel; IS vols half calf Lord Kusboroughs Antiquities OF
Mexico vols, imp folio half calf Meyers Brhh BIRDS
vols plates syo half Owen Jones Ora mar
luaiions Of Frois,ss Chronicles; Halls Book Of Gems
vols. Illustrated French Works, &C &c .
Is and 2s att oclOck-CoINs, MEDALS and TOKENS be-
and very valuable Cabinet comprising choice speci
men. Of snS aoas ss; 15s h tbo,s Of As
THURSDAY EVENING, April % at " o'clock Zine Oil
PAINTINGS choice collection 81 hne modern Oh Paintings
by celebrated artists from the studio Of Mr. j. G. Platt Artist,
to without reserve raise funds to assist In deayng
Mr Plsts expenses while pursuing bis studies In Europe
PRivAfE Law LIBRARY Of the late John O. Halsted ESQ.,
recently deceased Comprsng complete sets Of mmon Law
Courts Admiralty Reports Digests Commentaries Treses
mostly last editions Gc Also collection OF valuable Ascel
Publications. and also office Furniture bookcase desks
MONDAY XFTERsoo on Nay ya0a ococi the remaining
and valuable portion of the PRIVATE LIBRARY OF the
late Rev Prof p9sorgs Bqh consisting Of rare ss
Works Also collection of choice Books In General LteTS
MONDAY AFTERNOON May 49, alta O'clock and following
DAYS until The Entire PRIVATE LIBRARY Of the
late Prof W. w Turner Of the Patent Office Washington
Embracing Unique Collection OF Works the History oil the
AborRnes Of this country and in their languages aonment
Of Voyages and travels variety OF books In the German,
French Russian Greek and Latin Languages In Hebrew
Chinese and other Oriental Languages Pathological Works nu
valuable and Phamphlt and choice manu-
SCRIPTS and collection Of tine copies OF books In other depart
Catalogues of all our may be had application.
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Steamship PatspsOo, VAIL Portland mdse and pass to d. b.
Ship GsbAn (Bremen) HaEen Sunderland 80 days,
coa to Charles Lnng Experienced heaTy Westerly ses PA'
ship Kate Sweesnd (of Thomsstor) spsulding Boston
days ballast master Was outside the Bar last night at sun
Ship Adele HAM, Clsussen Antwerp via Falmouth 40 days,
mdse and pass 20 w; y. Schmidt. Fl. 4.
Scnringa Dutch Engelsmsn Trieste ~ days nut 70
has experienced very heavy weather on the passage
Bark Lucky star Preston Havana days susar &c. to L. d.
B1is Acme Dr. Of YsrmOu 81 TedfOId, Cardiff 50 days,
pSny with bark Moses Leonard, bound w.
Brig Princess ROya lBr HswbSuld bermuda day. Pots
and pass Smith, Jones Co. The ship hero or Law
Bs scotland of Portland Collins, st. JAgO, Cuba Mach 80
Bris la Williams Trinidad, Cuba April sugar, molA''es
Big AcadSn (Br Shaw Windsor N S. 81 days, plaster to
Brig Ce, Jasper Flushing 10 hours, in ballast
schI Ida de Tone, Horton Beaufort, N G., days naval
schr j. B. Myers (ef Stamford Conn Cobb Belize HOndu
ras l6 days mahogany to y. Alexander.
Schr Amanda Powers, Robinson, kockand6 days lime TO
ScbI William ThOm. Baker Cutler ID days. lumber to T. NJ
sshf Cs.hsTins Wilcox, McFsdden, Lubec days. fab to
schT LssGnA Rswley CA. Is days, lumber to Simpson
sshr Bay State Hae Boston days. mdse to j. C. Dayton
sch1 Princess Lowell Boston days, md.s to W. Lewis
schr Thomas Jefferson, Chase, Salem days, dse to R. W.
Schr KOssuth Lee Newburyp6 days, mdss to Stark w.
scr Thomas HcoOmb GOslee Charleston days. cotton to
schr Enoch Pratt (of F. River) Smith, TObascO April l.
logwood to Post Small
sc6T. j NJ Taylor, Rue, Warrington N C., days naval
stores TO r. NJ. Blackwell.
scI j. C. Patterson Bond, Charleston days. LUMBER to
master.
Schr. Alexander Law, Wood, Virginia wood
Schr. J. 0oodspeed, Perue, Norwich, Conn
Scbr. Mary Arm Predmore PredmOre Fail River.
Schr. Joseph p Ross, Smith Fall River.
Scbr Anssne, Hicks, Rockand days, lime.
sohr Hannah D. Nichols Gloucester days fish TO nsser
schr Celestial Red6eld Portland days, stone.
Scbr L. Taylor NckeIson Glouceerz days hsh TO master
Schr. Glide, Lowell, Boston, mdse. for Albany
Schr. Moses WsriHg, Crowel Boston mdse. for Albany
Schr Oregon, Mates Boston mdse- for Albany.
Schr S. 5. Buckingham Skinner Portland days stone
Schr Rebeccs, Smith, Provdence2 days, in balait
schr American Chief Presley Rondout, coal for Boston
Sehr West Clean, Morse ROekpor days, fish 70 master
Schr Connecticut Hunt Ehzabehport, coal for Boston
Sch Harriet Smith Kelly Boston days mdse to master
schI Charter Oak, Kelly, Boston days mdse 10 master
Steamer Potomsks Arey, EewBedfOrd ndse and pass 70
Joseph Allen. s -, 4.
r. Perkina -.
Steamer Pelican Adch Providence mdse to Isaac odea
BELOW-1 brig.
sAILEDsteamships Marion Chsresni North Star A'pn-
wall ship Victoria, London
Withholding the day from W. S. W. tow
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standardization Foster Charleston, Spoford Tfeston
Co North Star Jones' Aspinwa ID. B. Allen Edinburgh 9TH
Kennedy. Liverpool, J. q. Dale
Ships-Andover, Keeney, New-OreAns, VIM Nelson Son
Windw ard, Hamlin, Melbourne.
BTiS-Dumbsrtou Bsckus Norfolk, Brett Son Co. J. z.
WaId Tibbetts, Mstanzss, J. Z. Ward 4 Co.
BSs-Ocean Wave Jarvis Fall River n. II. Brigham Nor
folk Andrews Brett Son Co.. Aurea Mi
chon ST. John Post Small Orols Lord MaIsees Moore
Henry D. Boone Heagsn Jacksonville R. p. Buck Co. Car
onA (Nesp) Russo, Naples, Lawrence Giles Co. D1nkk,
Griffin Huevita c. 4. Peters, Indian Queen McGregor,
Calais & c. A. Dewof
Schoone1s-A Corson Rogers, Philadelphia James Hand j.
Alberto Tooker Baltimore Merrill Abbott Americas Wal
ters Havana l. B. Gsger Kate Merrill, Wicks, Newport Mer.
rn Abbott B. Watson, WILDLY, Havana L b eager b
Vpton HAYDEN Brazos Post Smith Co. T. Slade, BAyles
Wilmington, master; Prowess, Hulse Hamilton, c. ~ Knox
Mary L. Parmlee GsskI Washington, N c., j. D. Williams
Venice Cosson Aauada Post Small Mary Elizabeth, Me-
ds1y Philadelphia Hand Frederick Brown Carr Poy
dtnce MASTER T. w. horne Davis, Fall River master Min
dora Sargent Laguayra Miller Houghton Granite State,
Hsiett Boston, s. W. Lewis CO.. L. S. Davis Fisher, SsvAn-
nah, McCresdy, Mott Co.