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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13
By E. b. COOK. A1lc,ioueer.

By E. b. COOK, A4ctiouesr.
- TOOK Or MILLINEhY, UONNETS,
~ HibBOkS. &c, At AUCTION. - On
lhu h.>DAl, IAN inst, az 10 O'Clock. will sell
at the eto,e ct Biessrs Andel son 4 Green OF
Mai0, uea5 lith $,
ALL THEIR STOCK.
GonaistrG o. d great vAriety Of Miiiirery & ,ads
SonEets, Ribbon, Powers like, satins. aac in
iact, every atncla per;a;Lius - q re,u AZ whcie.
sale Millinery t&sa51hIc H.
AFTER WHICH,
All the tiA IURIS, Copsi-tiaE IF Counters. Side
Counters, Desk, and Store r III itrre .ear,ail7
T2s whole IS worth tla attention Of tbs tr.. -
EE iEC STORE is FOR RENT
IhIjNs.-L a>h Oh delivery, in barkehla funds
ue Is l.. II. COOK, Aver
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

AC2IuiS,r1i0r OF WeI5er x qtn.
\ B.-Persoos having claims E aims: TIA est ate
Of y liter Logan dee d. wiz pretras hrIa inr set-
tlemont; those ade 1tel VIII pea-e make prompt
payment. y. z. 8AACD K.
Admiui strator cf walter Logan. c ed
Manchester, Dec. : 4. j~'jt. de rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY -
> 81 Fam ENGINES AND MILL Pm
TUREo.--No / ! w sell for cash, 10 me A.4h
bidder. at the Z aion Gold Mir"s, known as the
HOWE Mine on the I'd and titL ot December
the following personal property. VIZ:
NlN hHNAM ENlINES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13
BY JAMES ". TAILOR & SON, AUCTS.

THE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
/ Suburban Rel iencs, with 10 acres of Land
attached, ION Har-ia Strs et, iowa o: : dney, enc
81 q naf miles west o. the city. At Auction.
This beautiful su5ufbal yeetdsr &C. oeeupiei by
Lswsoa II. Dance. ttq ard l5ca.ec ss a. ove
Frh 10 scTes of highly approved lsn5 st,aehetl
"a iii BIO SOLD a nyfitr Ia,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

The Cate market continues firm. Sales tbii
week 81 80 to -. supply fair.
SIIhtP.--t' jod Sheep are much il denard w
quote re cent 81 IS At ) 10 so 80 nett.
HO/1S --Nalas 81 ; , to Sl2si.3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

yVINTER GARDEa
w Lessee and A W. lack
The meat hss ucnr thai The besu-
ufu And taleated young American 2cIesA
MISS JANE CooABhS
MONDAY EVENING, March L.
IN the character Of
~ the play OF .<.
THE WIFBS SECRET,
In which - -
Mr. AND xBa OHARLEs KEAN
achieved triumph, the piece having at the
Princess, Tendon, for upwards Of
ONE HuEDkKD NIGHTS
Mr. J. w. WALLACk, JR,
Mr. Linehsm, j. H. stoddart, Mrs. Chaafrsu and Au a.
ktotcast In tle east =
Abe public respectfully Informed that Miss
xgemen Gle cling WI dpedsy the lIh hac VIII % bus
TAKE MORE OPPORTUNITIES
of seeing this cha ming actrsss,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and last night OF Miss C,ombes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

mo puprIsgERs--A fsw sTskn pLarss--oaAsrE
and popular subjects, engraved y srtss ~
be had NJ less than hcy orgtus ~ csptes
be supplied. by the quantity, ~ Ice nso Address Lane
stip0ie Times o0ice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

. LII KINDS OF FCRNnUak, MATTRESSES AND
"A Bedding wholesale and rcsa ch At any etner
and houston streets ALI gods I'd aud delivered
fIeasa csll, VIII Note IN. uumper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

CIsORre HOrEl. NO. wAsdINu1Or PLACE, NEW
a. foyA Tho proprietor Of this eeuxnt nd
Hotel tskss great pleasure invite Apart
when have been newy repained In
most luxurious style The tAbi the
rsn and the btcntn ~ conducted 81 Of
he hest In Paris ANTHONY SlvvkI Prupr,etor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

SlRt CURgs DR WARD. 4ss BR0 ADwAv, UT
asrs rs tnfortunatcs fneod aud other remedies arc
the unfaiiing reliance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

MINSVhELS,
ID Mechanics' Hall, 47s sroadway, above Grand stres9
MONDAY, March "a and every night curing the weGn,
Dan BniAAT ON iHk JkfsiS
OATS VUAr'S bE MATsKh.
JAPANESE TOMMY, Ga WHAT Is fTf
olly 20 inches high lis c0mical Plantation DaDco
MMs MEksHuTES DrfuT
Nine Coffee andfeke Adams rig Hash0 Jerry Bgv18
Ftrcey, Fowler. Gould and Hilton
The pleasing vocal ch0ruoea -
lIlk leAuGUkArION BALL
Bddy Mc(}inn's II Norton Jim Dpsey IAn Bsyel4
DlXiL's LAND, by the originals DixIKr 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18
W bsAilSy 4 cI.AaxE's AacH srRhEr IaEArES.

VIAAHkE AuCH bIHBET
w phlsdNipbA-1he underlined. being sboni 70 VIZ.
draw from ths cssshlishmcn hereby o6cr Tor se asse
quantity OF new ecepoy consisng Of FiaA wings Drps
and bo ocS, all the so pecos patformA step lsdd - 80
and ober arpoasn me- the rcen and ct Drop gu,ains -
The poycr Zee the mos, complete, The sumnn,9 , ~ ~.
no SUI rr drawing Carpets green ~ s,osn
other complete thestrica var 90
Ia the MI ststcs Ciocks
bsovee, Decks Burvaus Fh1re~ hsstng &C. ts0 hvn
Bill France esp~nsve Wood 1u.s compete rhssus
Ib,sT rns,rins III rae musc valusb- prnnpt bos ~
ann ng ~ith whcn tho sole .hs
20 peri m IN Vlisdeiphia vii BE- ccnveyed. sucs -
ing win Fire. &c w..~mmsnE3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

Their gymnasc and classical groupings have
sready tn the eputaiion OF bciag the bes artists
n that line Of business In the world
TIE mansgent greai pleasure In announcing to tho
public that have enocod I'm engagement WI the great
MI EihiuniAn comedian
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

TyoAI.-or rhE BEST QUALITY, AND As USUAL AT
" lower price than firm any other dealer 10 the city;
scrcsned delivered from ysrda King qrsen
~ich Streets New Bowery and 70 esvs't sweets = Cana
strss< and Iss Duane strsel MATruEW CLNTOM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

Arcnd 70 The and sd holds tho
rxA cuRaAS. yroprie,ors.
CHKIs NORA1s frossurse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

NORTH COMPLIMENTARY.
IN The mr. and first clsss hip NOhtH AhOLikA
Captain P0wo viii leave Is North river Tor w
srnibgton o. on saturday march ~ atJF connecting
with wilmington and weldon and Wilmington aud aAncnes
Ger kailruads -
DDS forwarded all psr,s Of Moth and soash Carolina
free u commission.
Freight eight cent? per foot and prooort.onate ratca
InsurAnce half Dor cent
Apply 70 H. q. CnuMW 4 LII A %
- s. Meet and SAG Dro "a way
The PAHkEhsbUR0 wil succeed leave on saturday,
Hexch %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

ELyuI1loN AMI DRAMATIC INsrKUC fION-J B.
~ RtV.r will rcceiye tew pupils on immediate applics
ton ~ ts 10 ms 70 ~ Coton Hail. Pubic
private map engage Ia his popular
eAdng hntestaanmcuts. Address above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

1,uRNITuRB BOUGHT FOR READY MosBy.-A FArs
value given, IN ready money, FOR furniture Carpets,
sooks 40 sixth avenue, oct ~ecn rtnth and Tenth
streets.
tsIRsT glAss ESAMETLBD syRsss!As, rLAIc
Decorated and grained sod walnut aod oas set- Ma
yrasrr. spring beds so T. w FIodEu Co., msrufae
u,ess CS srosdway between Bleeckcr nd nond streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

U,NAMELLg0 CHAMBkK SUITS of PUKRfrURE, II
" all ooors and styles, at Wholesale and retail,
Al as And upwards Also Mattresses AMI PsiiAssea
WAkREN WARD, III uansi street,
Las 1rpad rA
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-05-22
WAR DECLARED!
The Act of Congress in Full.
SURGEON

AN ACT RECOGNIZING THE EXISTENCE OF
WAR BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND
THE CONFEDERATE STATES, AND CON.
cERNiNG LETTERS OF MARaUR, PRIZES
AND PRIZE GOODS.
Whereas, The earnest efforts mad. hv
'his Government to establish friendly rs
lations between the Government of the
OniIed States and the Confederate States.
a"d To settle all questions Of disa rec,
Went between the iwo Governments no.
on principles OF right, justice, equity and
good Iaitn, have proved unayai,iny. H.,
reason OF the refusal Of the Government
OF the United States TO hold Ally inter.
course with the Commissioners appointed
by tnis Government for the purpos.s
aioreso'd, or to listen TO any propose
they had TO make for the peaceful soIul
tion of oil causes Of difficult q between
the two government 4; and, whereos, the
President Of the United States Vt America
has issued his Proclamation, making Ia
QUESTION upon the States Of the Ameri,
Can Juion fol $4,000 men, for the pur
pose as therein indicated Of Capturing
forts, and other stroogholds within the
jurisdiction u, and be.onging TO, the
Confederate States Of America, and has
detained naval arh,aruents upon the
coasts Of the Confederate States OF
America, aud raised, orgauized aud
equipped large military force to exc,
cute the purpose aforesaid, aud has issued
his other Proclamation, announcing his
purpose to So, on loot blockade Of tue
ports OF the Confederate States ; and
Dhereas, The State Of Virginia has sece
ded from the Fedc.a! Union and en,e,ed
Into convention Of alliance, offensive
and defensive, with toe Confederate
States, and has adopted the Provisional
Constitution Of the said States, and the
States Of Maryland, Nortn Carolins, Ten
nessee, Kentucky, Arkansas, and Missouri
have 'ein,eJ, aud !; is believed tha, the
State oi Delaware an,i the inh a abitapts Of
the Territories Of Arizona and New Msxi.
co. and the lndisn Territory aolth o.
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cases, the commissions or letters OF maroue
and reprisal Of such vessels sh all be liable
TO be revoked and such commander, re.
spectively, shall forfeit for every such of,
fence the sum Of $1,000, one moiety there.
OF to the use of the Confederate States.
and the other to the informer.
SEC. l3. That the owners or comman.
ders OF vessels having letters of maroue
and reprisal as aforesaid, who shall VIC.
late any of the acts Of Congress, for the
collection of the revenue Of the Coufede.
rate States, and for the prevention of
smuggling, shall forfeit the CON mission or
Letters OF marque and reprisal, and they
and the vessels owned or commanded by
them shall be liable to all the penalties
and forfeitures attaching 10 merchant YES.
sells in like cases.
SEC. IA. That on all goods, wares and
merchandise captured and made good
and lawfu! prize Of war, BY any private
armed ship having commission or letters
OF marque aud reprisal under this act,
and brought into the Confederate States,
there shall be allowed deduction of 33
PN' NV"t' vi 'ue amount OF QutleS I'm
posed by law.
SEC. Is. That FIVE per centum on the
net amount (after deducting all charges
and expenditures of the prize money
arising from captured vessels and cargos,
and on the net amount Of the salvage OF
vessels and cargos recap,ured by the pri
vste armed vessels of the Confederate
States, shall be secured and paid over to
'he Collector or other chief officer of the
customs, at the por: or place in the Con.
federate States at which such captured
or reeaPtured vessels may arrive, or to
the consul or other public agent Of the
Confederate States, residing at the port
or place, not within the Confederate
States, at which such captured or recap,
tured vessel may arrive And the moneys
arising lherefrom shall he held and are
hereby pledged bv the Government of the
Confederate States as n fund for the sup.
port and maintenance Of the widows and
orphans of such persons as NAV be slain,
and for the support and maintenance OF
such persons as may be wounded and dis.
abled on board of the private armed YES.
sells commissions ed as aforesaid, in any
engagement with the enemy, to be as.
! signed and distributed in such manner "a
shall hereafter he provided by law.
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among the number. We were surprised
to SEQ him looking SO we'll. Campaign
life hasn't faxed him yet. He is with us
yet but expects to return to Charleston in
few days. Our men are very anxious
to have him stay, but be seemed to be
too much attached TO the "Greys." As
he Will be very apt TO give you an ac.
count OF or trip from Florence here, and
as he is much more capable of doing
Justice than we are, it will be better per
Aaps Tor us not to attempt any further
des ctiption. But no, 10 Gu, the subiec,
too short, we will mention few other
circumstances. Our reception At VIII.
mngton, n g., was one that viii! long
be remembered. The long depot house
they have there was literally crowded
with people Of both sexes and all ages.
Some Of our boys were considerably
struck with appea 'ances. The ladies at
'racted them more than anything else
we have not seen such flying around"
lately. It's not wonderful either that
They took ou' wien we consider how
handsome and beautiful they were. vii.
m'ng,on can very well boast Of her pre,.
~ women Col. Kershaw gave very
enthusiastic speech, :ls,,ering "old Rip"
and rrsisEg up Tho gals. He was re.
Il ionued to 10y Jndge Piersou. Captain
Richardson was called on and we ,hcurh,
made better speech than any gentleman
that spoke, others Of North Carolina
spoke.
We left Wilmington at 5 o'clock. p. m.
arrived AZ Petersburg the mex. dav for
dinner. We were received a, P.,ershu,g
very much in the same manner as vii.
minSton, on'y more Hospitality, for we
"ad splendid dinner at one Of their
best hotels. ihers was a great deal OF
flying around" done here too. Every
man tried to See who could ge, the great.
es' numUer Of t"qnos. Judging from
the way some Of our men talk, Peters
burg will have to furnish wives for good
many OF them. We marched through
the city aLout o'clock to the other de.
pot where We got sbord for Richmond.
We reached the latter city about six.
o'clock, when We were escorted. amid ,h.
cheers Of thousands, who were on the
streets and At their windows, to the Inns
house, where We were quartered and
sun remain. We received orders Lowey.
er, to d.y, 10 he ready tomorrow TO
march 10 the trot;irg course where the
balance Of our Regiment is sta,ion.d.-.
Ou- Iare will sorter do. The weather ia
cold and disagreeabIe several of our
men have been sick. Some are now. Lut
none have been serious as vet. Standing
guard IN the cold night air is verv bad
on them. Where our dcs,iny is. or wb,,
VIII lr"n.prre in the war department, YOU
know as mnch rs We do But | have
already 'een too lengthy, so ! will close.
Hoping that may see you again soon.
| remain your obedient servant
SURGEON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04


This ia q regiment of Germans, under command of
Col Won Steinwehr, numbering 700 men, who are
quariered in a beautiful wooded in,lOsurc known as
Conrad Elm Park. Neither clothing nor arms have
yet been furnished them. Tie Latter, il is expected,
will be riles Situated under the shades of field Of
magnificent elms, the training ground OF q is camo ia
cool and rural and the Germans seem 10 be enjoying
themselves IA on continental holiday. Tie officers
quarters located 10 large, iine, white building,
and appearances generally Indicate order and disci-
pine. Squads may be drilling at almost any hor
the labor being less irksome projected the men
from the heat OF the sun. No idea of immediate
moyal is entertained though nothing il wanting but
equipments The field officers are Col. a. Won Stein.
weir, Lieut. Col Sost, and Major Livingston. The
whole regiment is unluesionaby endowed with an
excellent physique.
Patriotic contributions are asked for Col. Won Stein
verbs Regiment, which has been accepted by the
State and will doubtless receive orders TO march in
few days. In the time many OF the recltitb aro
greatly in Immediate want OF gray flannel shirte,
brown drilling pan;aloous, socks, &c.
This regiment is to form part Of Asboth's Union
Brigade" with the Garibaldi Guard, now on the
banks Of Potomac aud trust will receive the same
liberal assistance.
Donations with the name and address, cent to the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04
THE WIITwoRTH RIFLED CANNON.


Some DAYS since we noticed the fact that loyal
Americans in England had presented our Govern
ment with Il full battery Of rifed ordnance. The
fret installment of this spleuded gift has safely
arrived and was on exhibition in front of tue
City Hall on Monday. Tho guns are made by the
Whitwouh Ordnance Company Of Manchester are
nine feet long, load at the breech, and weigh 100
pounds The bore il uches and the twist such to
turn the ball three times in the gun. The ball il q
double cone of iron 81 inches long, weighs IL pounds,
and has grooves cast in it which fit the twist Of hegun
There is no eaden band on it. The charge Of powder
required to throw it five miles is q pounds; for three
miles only ten ounces The barrel is of wrought iron,
the breech screw and breech cap of steel The battery
of six pieces cost sl2 coo, including freight $4,000
for each gun.
The Persia brought two Of these instruments on her
last trip. The one which was exhibited in the Park
Yesterday was taken from the Custon-Hclse on SatGr
day, and, under the direction Of Mr.. Frederick II.
Grosz, native OF Northern France who has had many
years of experience abroad in the manufacture of
cannon, was mounted and brought to the Park for
exhibition.
When charged, the breech Of the gun is closed by
the breech-cap, which il screwed on This cap works
in hoop which swings on hinge, so to allow il,
when unscrcwed 10 move back like door. The cap
is screwed and unscrewed by handle. When un-
screwed de proiecte is pushed ill., and behind Is in
serted canister or cartridge shaped to lit the bore.
The powder is kept in the cartridge by wad Of lubr-
eating material After the insertion Of the cartridge
and the scewing on of the breccb ordinary friction
fuse IL inserted in the vent made, stated in tie cen
ter of the brcech-cap and the piece is discharged gen.
erlly in less than minute from the time Of beginning
to load aud that without any attempt to hurry. When
tho piece is discharged there i. no escape Of gases
from the breech and when the cap is unscrewed aud
swung aside tie end OF the tin ctidge case ia seized
by hand or by suitable gripping instrument, and Is
Withdrawn from the gun. The care thus brings away
all the foung deposits, aud the barrel Is completely
fabricated by the lubicaling wad, no spongng nor
cleansing by water is required The shots as they Is
sue cleanse the gun.
II il stated chat Mcssrs. Moulton Perry have Tor
waIdci ak Of these guns, only two OF when nave
arrived and the other four are on the way IL hp-
pears also thathe manufacturers spate to furnish the
United States, or anybody in its behalf win all they
can make in the next elk months. The two cannons
which have arrived are now in charge OF Capt. htey
of the United States force at Governors Island. thai
Is to DO made as soon proper sweepcanbo obtained
for tho purpose, Of which due notice will be given.
THE pCRYIIAM sIX-POINDER.
Ono of the Durham six-pouDdcr breoch-loading
raed cannon viii be exhibited in the Park IN front OF
the City Hail. on Wednesday next, 9TH iDst, from iO
" o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04

sDd the persons things be seizd" II provides ta he
~ ed shall 10 enedtoa Peedy uI IN aeou1t oil
jusi -. .,
Add these great and fundamental lsws which Conge leu
could pend have heen regard and sn Pen1' TX
ewit hsb,s eorus by rnilii ODD, support l., oce
Of arms Such T. tie Ufne ne, md ean only sa',
- ,uthmi, hie the 'on ition has cnntd"d i't
ia ,ar, department a. judicial oic bus up aiy
ejeAt circunStan b. nsuu ed by ne m ar,
uoWel dtsreon, he Ieoplr f the United - 20
l1 under government Of laws but every cti e. ho
hf liberty and poP-ty IT the viii and pleasure ne aiy
officer Ia whose military di let he happen TO he found
In Gaze my duty too phin 10 be mistake nave
exerci,d a the which thu nsiDti,n and laws confer
on me but that hs. been RESTED bv force strong Tor
10 overcome 1t is posbe that the officer who has
this grave respopsht have ODD his nstuc
o ms and aceed,d the authority IN d,d to be given hun
therefore order I'll the roceed In this cHse, WIN my
o1ihon filed ad RECORDED Ia the q cut Court o. me
United States 70. the District May-rd and deci the Clerk
copy under sl b. the Plesidtn Of "a, United
u viii thei remain for that "a officer in nhl
H. CoDs utior bfatnp TO ele ihst h- laws faith
fully executed" to d. ernire what measures he viii take
the civil process Of the United respect. sud
enforced H. a. TASEY
CliefJustce Of the Supreme Court the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL May a. iS6l COTTosThe sec. AZ Gotten To-
he diys including Monday. 1900 bales 5000 q
shn were 70 spectators and exporters The market cosea
steady AID wifa bKEADsrUFFs geheEsly we're
sedy. Corn was dull Provisions steady CVSsoLs,
81! . IL; for money and 81 id9lI for account. $50
AxgRicAs Ks-rhe lgest quotations were Tor lnois
Centr,l share. 38l039 dis Erie shares a. 2liaS2s
LiTgE pooL 5iE.DsrUYFs MAKKET-Richsrdtou, Spence
Co. and Wakefield Nash Co.. report "hea quiet but seadyf
Red n az 0 White We.tefn Is ala o. White Baltimore,
i3sd6 Flour quiet but steady Ohio 29 G3l. Ccm dog
Mined, "a G3i3; White, 39i -
LIyKRPooL Pnoytstoy M,RgKr.-Beef firm. Pork hlm e
stock o American Sambro S5a86 Lard heavy s2ood fof
common 10 pnue .,.
LIysRTo5I PEoprcg MARKEr-Spirits Tnrperne 'seadyt
5O Rosin steady; common 6.td6 sugar quiet C01es
quiet. Rice steady Ashes quiet at 3 for both foi1 AA
PesTls.. - y-,,-
LhspOS MARErrs.--coYsEg d-m SUGAR dull and sheAlJ
lower. SPIRITS TrRPEsriSY arm at a0i ~ -.
MiscBLAaEOUsOthe articles unchanged and qsie a pob
markets, owing the holidays No sales Of imPoftAee19 -
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04

Shin South Shore (of Boston, Lohrop, liverpool Apn
,de and al pas. rapsco Co. Had very hght "ts'S~
the whole passage. -, c.u ~.a..., ~ s,v,
% Sn a. TAYLOR (of Bostou Lombard Rua,Sn 70 d;ys
f, g. N ,ilmsrn Msy ~ lat. 80, Ion ~ spoke ons y"
as,'s,r from saga for Newly uk - . - Z,
sbr Phlsader Armstrong (of Bremen, Fish, Bshe0s
DAYS fruit TO 4. Olmntin. - . -, t,,h.a.
scbr Ioulsl DTnswa;er ST. George, n B., IL days '''
10 4 ~. Msyhew Co. ,..u..s.,
schr G. l.. Hulss. Ball. Fall River days.
schr Ohen Smith Salem days wood
S,hr Eva, rourgee, Providence days, n baiasN
schr Henry Kemsen Hartt. EiEsbehPot or rr9vseh9s
Schr .Ianger. Anthony flizaDeihport Tor on Lee
schr Joe Cas- ady Elizabethport for Naw@k: :, Ix.,
Sohr 4 Pearssl PeaIsa ElZaboihpoH iOi ref hocSs''
Srhr Eireeian Hsgeeny Ehebehpoit for foltsin'5sh;
sebr Ell-u Bsrues Briggs EiEibslhport Tor Ne@ p'"o
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