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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13
schcnrs for TukiDg the Nash
yi;lC.
Nrw Yosx. Dec. Q.

Nrw Yoax, Dec. 9.
The Secretary OF the Navy has dis
patched one Of the fast and most power
ful vessels in the navy ard swim cuaboat
to intercept the rebel steamer Nashville
on her return trip. The instructions of
the officers ore TO approach the british
coast as near rs the neutrality laws will
permit. and to cruise Off the coast until
they capture the steamer. The Nashv lie
il lightly armed; and " the United States
steamers fall in with her, she will cer-
tainly be taken. A writ Of attaindcr on
the part OF the loyal owners of the Nash.
willie, has also gone Uut in one Of Il e late
steamers, TO be executed in Soutramp
ton.
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Sheriff Sale.
s. Raymond & Co.

John Il. Miller et ~.
BY virtue of an execution duly issued from
the Court ol Con mon l'lcss Of Scncta Co /,
Ohio, and to me directed, shall Oder for sale
~ public verdue NJ tie door OF the Court
House IN the city of Tihn in said county
un
TIM 9th DAY oF January, A. d. 1862,
between the Lrurs Of 10 Och elk A. NJ. and 4
v 'clrck =. M. oi snid day. tire fol oN ing dss
scrihtd lands nhd ten, mrnis, to-wit:
All hat part ofiu.lut number eleven (lD
in the town of BcttsV e, IN s nccn County,
Ohio, Wing south and west OF "a line drawn
from point in tie south line Of 'a'd in lot
number eleven tlll,t,n feet west OF the south
east corncrof said in.lot and running thence
in north and uesicr y direction go as pa,s
twelve feet di, taut II, m the south west corner
ur the d~cllitg house on said lo, and to tue
Flank Road.
LEVI WElRICK.
Sheriff.
Dec G. ISGl Sl05
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

AZ the Ciy election Of New York q
Tuesday last, George Opdykc, Rcpubh
can, Was elected Mayor The vote stoo,
rs follows; Opdyke, 25256; Gunthcr
Tpmmany candidate, 2I1SS; Wood, Mo
EaTt candidate, 2i,0S5. II Wood doe
not figure in on tia, vote, il will be be-
cause the devil has deserted him a, IA,
last nomont.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13
T'rc Asroir pensnco,,,

II is very singular that we have no Of
fsial adviees from Pensacola, two weeks
having past since the bombardmcnt. The
Noe Orleans Bee ofthe goth publishes a
congraiulatory order of Gen. Bragg to his
troops in which he tells them they have
won great victory and lost but seven
lives
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

lhA ANb AIT a OA fhPaNsAAts
l. eontinualiy in peti if she Is NAL enough to ma
gevi malicat tttoss sexual irregularities 10 whisA
.twothitds other seE are more OF less subject
III Cheesenans Pills, prepared from mthe same fsr-
nna which the inverthr cornelus l.. Cheesrman, W.
H., af New S"is, nas foftWeaty years used spoetsss
fully in an extended private praetice-i immediately
relieve without pain al dispranees OF the pefiodioah
dlscharge whether afsng fSo rsisxstioh ofsuppres-
sion. They act ike chafm IN removing his pAina
hat accompany thicuu nT inmoiefais mehs'ruanon.
and are ne ony sale aud fsghe remedy for tlnshrs.
siek Headache Pains In the ilins, Back Rpd sides,
Palpitation ofths Heart, Nervous nemvrs, Hystsness
snasns Braken seep aud other nnldeassni and
NJ etsets Of an leoadiNeH ofthe sex
uai hnctiopt. IHthR worst cases Of Flour Aibus or
WINES they effect speedyeuTe.
no WIVES AND NATIONS.
nr ChesseIaan's rils are ohtNd uS the only saio
means efreneNiEg intercepted mensiTpsi,au, hat
LADIES Musr hEAR ~ MIND
There is one coalition ofthe female system In which
The Pills cannot be taken wthou prod seihg peeulisr
sssn,t The coalition rafeuei 10 Is rTeenarevhe 70
suit, Misessgs, Such Il the esistabls teadensy OF
the medicine the sexual iuneioas 10 nsf-
nal eondan, thai sven the ePfoduetiYe power 81 aA-
,ute eSnAo, scsisl IL.
ENplich di,eedens, stating when, and when ihsy
houla mol be used, with each boxthe price each
"a ,eaniaining from 40 10 50 rus.
valuable Pamphlet, TO be had free. NJ the Aessis~
ls mt hY nail prpwrly, BY sarlosiag pI'ss 10 the
snefal Ag.at soli hy Drasgru sensrAiiy.
R.R. HUrCflINGS, Propistar.
~ cedh freet, New Work.
For sale " !. l.. -. Joha g, Dubois &C..
and }. =. MAfquarat. Tim. q. dessi'x
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Missouri 01lvlils 10 tnkc the
Oaih OF AICP,anCc--isoiiins
anna ut CNhsmhus.

Sr, Lovts, Dec. 6,--Gon. Hnllcck ha,
issued orders, stating that the Mayor o.
the city will rsquire Rilmunioipal ofieeg,
10 immcdiatsly subscribe to oath of alleci
ance prescribed by the state Convention
in October last, aud directs the Provost
hgrshai General, 10 arrest all State off
eers who have failed to subscribe to sucl
eaih within the time ,lxed by the Con
pentiop, VINO attempt ~ exerslse civil au-
thoriV in violation OF the ordinance,
Rollins bgtter.ag ram or turtle, passet
Memphis on the 4Id, Tor Columbus, Nv.
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400 600 More VoIuntccrs.

a dispatch to the Times says that a
psoposii;oa iSr snlisting 1oo, 900 additional
volunteers will be introduced in Congress,
and Il Is understood to meet the spproval
ofthe Secretary Of War.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

SuTLgE's ENrrpIENrs,-AmoAg the
many eXpcdicnts adopted By suffers 10
sen eonlr0band liquor to soldiers, Que is
exceedingly novel. They drop couple
OF peaches into a bottle OF whisky, and
sell tho compound for "piokled peaches" )"
A more irrcyci,nt exqeCient IS to have a
TN eau made, and patutcl Ike a hymn-
book, aud labelled, "TLe Boston Com
Psnicu."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

BJrrIsoFE, Dec l-Ths Maryl1nd
Legislature orgauized to-day Ly clccling
NJ Berry Speaker ofuhc House. and Sit.
Goldsborgugh President of the Senate.
Tlp Goyernof's message Yves transmit
ted II Is cminentiy loyal and patriotic.
nc snys nc has convened the lcqisla-
lur in special session, in order that they
may at once perform clearly the express
viii Of tho PEOPLE. Ly tskirg such steps
o. seem most effective TO yindicaie the
horor ard loyalty Of the State by IN -
in e. rs FAR as poy@ble, and remedy The
evils ocihc Legislation OF their p-cdeccs-
sors. lie urges measures for the r1y-
mont OF tho States portion Of tho Naiio-
mi tax for the expense Of the war. lie
snys the rebellion must ho put down no
matter at what cost. Our State must
bear her share, ard he hopes il will I've
done with no niggnrd hand. lie urges
loan for ,hc purpose also, hat it is due
to the pride Of the House, that immediate
proxlsion be- made lorraisiug ard cquipp.
ing Morylnnd's quota orvaluntccrs Gor the
war. He also r,commcnls legislation for
the summary Punishment Of persons in
Maryland, who shall be convicted Of al
lowing OF pbrttug in any manner, those
who are in arms against TIC Government
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"valIandiahaIn Can Go Where
Tie PlcnscS."

Extract from letter found hero in n
trunk from Frank Jones, of Bowling
Green, Kentucky, To hisWire AIDA Joacs,
addressed 70 the care OF J. II. Moyer, Fort
Plain, New York. Post marked Aug. l /,
1861.
| see by your letter to "Puss' that you
thought Richmond in great danger Of be-
ing taken by old Scott, and that you did
not want me to take thc chances "what
say you now" whom do you think II will
b. tuking and by whom as old Scott is de-
funct I suppose the "grsat Ohio cbier,"
Mcclellan IS the next man that * TO 20
10 Richmond. But can 0ssurc you there
is hut one man in Ohio that will ever get
to Richmond OF his own free will and
that is PaadadiRgham. a man like him
can 50 where he plcOs,s.-- Cleveland
Herald.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

The news ir,m East T,nncss,c Is as
good hs il u Spctted. IL vas known
that the loyal Tcrn,ssccahs were in
arm, --wcr, burning bridges, and o,hcr.
wise crippling the rebols; but that they
were IN lorco sufficient to win battle, or
attempt any o0cusvc military movement
was not ,semcd porsihle. Bot of tie
truth of ibis news there can be but little
doubt, MS Il reaches us from rebel sources
aud IN ia keeping with the bold aud de-
tcrminrd character which paisun Brown
low has Infused into the Union movement
In that scctiun.
Morristown whore the battle was fought
- IN JeGtrson' county, and IL u station on
the line OF the Tcnne see and Virginia
Railroad. about rar,y miles cast Of kuox-
VILE. Itis evident that this victory il Tie
most important engagement Of thc war.
viewed simply no regards lis probable
consequences. II iusurce the destruction
ui the main line Uf communication be-
tween the Sorthwcst and Virginia; IL
opens fire IN the rear Of the rebel army
Ia Kentucky, ard affords a rallying point
for the loyal people who live in this Swift.
zcrlnnd Of America.
There Is no luugcr any reason fur keep
Ing secret fact no dIubt by this time
1--WE known 10 tho rcbcls--thnt Gen.
Buell. is rapidly approaching Bowling
Green, aud lint at any moment WE may
hear ofa desperate struggle at that place.
Should the movements on foot prove sue
ccsslu, bCiorG week has elapsed not
n rebel soldier will tread the soil Of Ken
tucky except prisoner Of wnr. With
Kentucky ircod, Eastern Tenncfsco IN
cur possc0sion. aud Mcnphis mcnnccd, a
now chapter will have been opened in the
war for tho suppression of this unnatural
rebellion.
AS for pnrson Brownlow. there need
be no anxiety hs 90 his fate. The coun-
try is fitted for pnrti2un warfare, and il
attacked by too large a party hc can re-.
tire TO the mountains. lie may yet prov,
to be tho Marion Of this War.--N. y
World
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

A HARD IllT,-A muI who marries rich
wife must expect occasionally TO have il
nung in his teeth, We have heard re-
port however, which, we think, must
have silcnood such threats. A gentle
man who had the misfortune to marry Il
fortune, was once exhibiting tho fine
points OF his horse to friend
"Aly horse, IL you plase," said the wife
my money bought that horse"
"les, madam replied the husband,
bow ing, "your money bought me-"
II have frequently seen men and wo-
men Of superior culture and extraordinary
intellect eolipscd in controversy by one
whose talk was mado mp OF delightful
uothings strung ON the morest iraue!iag
Of a hoHgM
Punch observes that daughter is al
NEST always rightwhen she endcavors TO
initiate her mother; but the mother is not
equally right, when she, at certain pa-
rioI of'lile, tries 10 initiate her daughter.
No company at all 10 preferable 10
what is bad; we are moro opt 70 catch the
vices of others than their virtues; disease
is more contagious than health.
An Old mail, ON the wintTy s.de OF ff-
iy, hearing Of he marriage ofher freud
pretty young LADY, obseryed, with sem
timcntalsigh, "Wen. lsgpposo lis wha,
we must all come tor u.la
Pccntice says the southern Conlsde.
rates tbiuk themselves very moderate II
nSmlng the conditions OF peace. They
ask nothing in the world except that vi
giVe up our country.
Pray, Miss c." ''ida gentleman tho
other oyaaiUg, "Why are ladies' SO fou.
Of oiieers" "llow stupid F" replied she
"Is il no; natural that Il lady should Tx.
a good e9sr, sir3'
| We ike TO see a noisy mountain brook
| put is broad shoulders ever aud anon I.
the wheel ola mill, and show that il car
labor as well us laugh.
!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

PRAxKFoRF, ny, Dec. 10.
Garrett Davis was elected United
States Senator for the ren'sinder of
Dseekinridgo's torn, by s4,to II.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

icrs &e00,oCcCC0 The prohibition Of
trade with the r,bcl states has been fol-
" oiorcod. Regulations have been a..
inblhhpd by yvhi,h rice, cation, aud other
property " Tie ihsurfociiuBory districts
oceipicd ~ tur iroops will be- collected
and cent ! Pea to New York. All sales
Will be Tor neeouid Il The Govcumoht
nd the proceeds paid into tho National
Treasury
As seonoral rule, commerce should
follow the asg, and when authority uf the
Union is lnily restored is The States, ports
should be opened without restriction aud
all commerce frc,lS ptrmitt Z.
Ihe Secretary closer by sry.ng that
Il las bccu his enJcavor to infuse intU his
department the greatest possible activity
and vigcr anl hopes that continued en-
Ge .vor with u larger cIptrisuc,, will
make !. what Il ough. to b..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

IWANr 'EM Now 1t was way up out
Of the world, somewhere near the Soco
river, in the pinc-trec State, that Major
Warning lived. lie raised heaps of mol
ons, cucumhcrs, and other gurd'I, truck.
His nephew Joe, who lived a mic Of, was
given to stealing. Ono night Joe crcpt
into the Majors melon patch, and filed
his pockets with cucumhcrs, tied mp a lot
of melons In his handkerchief, and was
about docompiug, whom the hand of the
Majur laid on his shoulder, aud Joe stood.
The Mujor spoke; "Joscph! Joscph!
what have you TO say foryoursclf! Joseph,
you thicfyo rogue! To come here and
rob your uncle, when you might have had
all you wanted for the asking! When
you want cucumbcrs or melons don't steal
'cm; come and ask for them, aud III give
you all you want; only usk for them
whenever you want 'em." Joe felt very
meiOn-oholy, but managed 10 cry out
'Wcll, ! want EN- now!' .s....
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

PowER OF MosEy.-The following an
eed9te was once related by Wendell
Phillips;
"a durk-colorcd man once went to
Port land, Maine, and attended church.
He went into good pew, when the next
ncighbor to the man who owned the pew
said:
what do You put niger into your
pew for!"
"N,gger! he's no niger; he's Hay
Eaa."
Cant help that; tell you he's
black"
"Why sir, hos correspondent OF
nine"
Cant help that; he's black as the
ace of spades"
But he is worth million Of dollars. y
"IS he, though !-lSTRorvcE ME!"
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Grocery for Sale.
Dec. G. isGl

On account Oi bad health | will
oirr nv eutirs stock Of Grncetes Toys and Csnfee
tons, private sale rsa'onable terms also, uy
store room and bakery NJ reasonable rent.
e. w. BLACK,
Blacks Block, Room No. J,
po,I. Ti1in, q.
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TcmIfIiI ACclRcnt.

We nre called upon, this week, 10
chronicle the death Of young man
named VIM. Mason, In the employ Of Mr.
Robert Lipsct'. under the following cir
cnulntuuces: II seemed he, with num-
bcr Of Others. was engaged in saving
wood, Ht Dir. JIm, Mounts, with horse
power, and after dinner, had returned TO
work. the machine boing in operation,
although they had not yet commenced
saving. Young Muson had taken the po-
sition assigned him on the stand, to throw
of the wood after il had bocn sawed,
when, in a twinklng, as il were, the ball
ancc wheel bnrst, and one piece of II
(nhout ouc-third ofthc whccD struck him
killing him instantly. The piece was
thrown with such velocity that, striking
him upon the neck, his head was almost
severed from his body, then passing
downward, his breast was crushed in
forcing his heart cut, and throwing him
distance of about twelve feet from where
he stood the time it struck him. Another
piece was heard whizing past overhead
by man who was at work in corn field
pbout forty rods distant and although
search has been made for il, il has not
boon found. Mr.. Mason was young inun
Of very Industrious habits, and much re-
spccted by his acquaintanccs. lie was
Of English pnrcntHge, and his friends re-
side In Cor unnn, Dckalb county Indiana.
Plymouth A dueriiSer.
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/ duce Slo,VOo,COu mora, making an az.
erogntc OF 500 900 900.
The Secretary is Ow r. that the sum Is
/ large, but seeing no probability OF rrvc-
nue. exceeding forty millions of dollars
during the current year, he feels that lac
must not shrink from a PLAN statement
I or actual necessities of he situation -
! Two-hllhs Of one per cent. on the real
and personal property of loyal States
Uill nrodncc Sif,0OO 600, the proposed
income, adding SlOOOo,Ooo.
/ n Natiu Secretary recommends plan fcr
n,res O HRl circulation Of notes, tho frn-
4 hAnrin (which are a circulation Of notes
Iler,e & common impression Snt suthen-
-. d by common authority. The ~,
u'hlpiion M theso notes Nv association.
To VIII Oh they may hc delivered Tor isrn,
and the security OF that rcdomrtion h,
pledge ot U. y. stocks and an adcgust,
provision ofspcoie. An important Gdyan
taae 10 the people hy this plan, would b,
in the increased security ~ the Unio,
I springng from common interest In il
preservation, created by distribution o
lie stocks to associations throughout th
country as the basis oft,heir circulation
and he entcrtains the opinion Il cred
circulation be desirable, II is most desra
bic in this NILE states il is earnest
ll hoped, not without sufficient ground,
thSt the present war will be brought {
an suspicious termination before midsum
mer' and that in that eseut the prcvisio
etrevenue by taxation recommended vii
amply suffice for all financial cxigcnoie,
/ without additional loans, and enable IN
| Government at once 10 begin .cduo,io
Of tho existing debt.
Il II war continues TO July Let. lsC2, III
public debt will be e5iT,sa2, 500. II Il.
luiy LIST, 1868, il will be in vound run,
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S9lsaMuaaIs.
U. s. GOVERNNEFT LINE
-

sss,ssst a-gS U. s. G0EGRNMEFq LINE
- ss J., SoEnoE AND OLD E,5yy eoxEogEr -,
and frsght and connecsins vi he .i,aread Inns i
'r" Yor ME"iHPE9n D. 81 ana bs s GIa
ea eiy alter e ARRIVAL of The Express Train irom New
$ia "a allowing n6jsi !. IN Schedule:
and SfL$ Ii a Tax * G'dsp"' at
p k,uND TIP TlqKhIs AT kEDi CaD fRlo1s:
From From PhIIlsasaha a, and nd 10
Prycqs your Tickets in s. Y0K. Al the New
jersey R4iiroad pticq, Foot of Courtiaud nee.
net Of 81 III and Chestnut streets the Dept "a
In BALTIMORE Board OF The Steamers Foot Of Union
!y+-n Fass ng r Agent
$50 -! GRANGE N % b59s TO THE
q,,o..,ox,, ,,o,,,,r5; ,;A4TUIENg RLKER
Ton will leave Baltimore for the P.uxent River ca the
'0sS GTUss6 SAY: TUESDAY and faresn.y oo.,o
iqg % Saturday June ist, ISL, :: coaE Tor
h$ Landing rect az e9ange curing TIE season.
W3I; The E?St leaving Hills Landing on Monday and
The sat irday Boat viii leave HIPS Landing on Friday
for Be edict leaving Benedict Sagatdy morning
~ above te.r9es will cal at ali the usual landings on
M Ever, also at Pair Haven and riua FONT, an and
Heights received up O'clock he days previous TO
fabSsass to Fisa g. ns4ls extra
s4y-@. 9Af'fJao pr. NJ 10. sgs90E4AH
HE La 9AjiT i'm y (exce2t 5unasg, sa1 pop. .:
Tie ,s a la ;i I - Jsg J. s foa G,@
leaves lover end OF Falls avenue every DAY,
Ssta1aaF PaT S bfos h4A 81 S$F RS Sf'
aAPE t. i' o!Io X F 2 "'' o''0GE' and
Passage, berths included, - cents.
Freight received 'J luJii O'clock carried at 10
81 Dapnca,r recalg.s .or ei.at I'll! he ryaui.sa,
Al Goats 90" 81 only AZ the rS o. their respective
mer,iante cons Z e MIA t' any point n the Dst 81
g2as Csnafot vi re snip fraGA1s iG9eadsa .taose
T..g stsa,apoa. AIATA, Capt Fred Ioslinson oa~
| 4os.tAs. --rAgLQs, sgant, Baltimore.
4 Al,Ga. TAYLOR, Agent, Hsv.e De Grace
.,.s IT, OLD DOMINION sTEAA80Ag
ii FSE : NET 'Y iiiSfi. AND Ian
| iSGs On The iS.!1I; HAMMOCK RIVER,
Tfs seaq E Fl%SiNiA Captain n Eaii o&gs sge
| wharf, EE &ET EiliD y AFTERNOON, at Gcacs, an.
NJHiN, o'cioes Or Immediately after the Arrival
the train OF cars rom richmond and Waahnptoa. 5tnp9ns
going and returning lal and receive freight pas
TIE VIRGINIA
s ceppafaVey nsR, and vas built ~ merchants OF Frsde
rcSse arg and baltimore Interested in the lrads, and b.
eehants ana farmers residing IN the counties bordering
the ksppahannock, the express purpose keeping
yard deck h2s been enclosed, thus aiordi1g complete pro
sizes By taken on board and carried under deeS wjthau
taking OF the wheels. lie. BERTH accomc;
freight extensive As passenger and Teigh 6cas SIC Ia
no superior on the waters u tue chesapeake.
By J. GtPR6N si g., BdTys mari %
80 Freight received board q the Steamer Wednesia.
For further information ana Shank Receipt CT fora uga
by the Company, appi3 on Beard, Or 30
- 49, - Nc. 81 sioR iy's wharf, taItino-e
y: rIsslaenI1 .L.er.e- s--r- : = 80
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,<sS5a2 >, FOR BREMEN.--The Al Brom- 6ert
se&is% SISlE Hcser master viii have oniok dos
apply to 10 z / ppoTaSSr Or passage
a2lf corner Tornbar5 ~ No " St,.,
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GROVER T. BAKERS
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LINE or
5oT SaiG, s6Get95t Or Gh2rt9r:

.zsayt FOR SALE, FREIGHT Oh CHARTER.
S2:54@ The II slip SIR j. HI FRANKLIN, ). J. Des
FeauAo master. apply 10 -
LAMBERT Cuttings & co,
&-V No IS 6uchanan's WHAT
es::z&s WANTED-A VESSEL going to ney7
=fsaa2zs Yofk can Gei deck load by eRgPlylgs e
al9-tI corner East Falls ana ESs'cra ~, nues
.,5azs FOR LIVERPOOL.
49,: Heavy f.alht wante ClI an 4 ship for liver.
pool, ct moderate rates Apply
JtjHN HENDERSON l. CO.
IslEtf Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
Lii FOR FREIGHT Or CHARTER.-The
S& Al British bark USK, 33S register. apply to
5000. KNOX h CO.,
EeIi-H l25 Smiths wharf.
- WANTED FOR 4 PORT IN EUROPE.
s22SAn Al SHIP Of about 1000 1000 barras oapac;
~ Quick dispatch win be civ and fair rates Apply
orce to JOHN HEN UERSON 4 co,
odl-G corner Fra { and Commerce streets.
4aza FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER,
;s-iae clipper coppered and copper-faseped 5chr
H. J. NEILD. Apply to s. K DUNNOCK,
0Sl.f IN Smiths wharf
-zzssz VESSELS WANTED FOR
s2=s HAVANA
The undsrg2ed are constantly in want Of vessels T.
TO and FROM Havana and AEtau9as.
EGRREII. a RANDALL,
Fes-3 81 Exchange Place