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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29
ALEXANDER'S KID GLOVES.

~S>eDAs - - - WV noe
For
BOOTS AND 0EoU8
Be sure and go to CARTER / co., they have
2 large and very desirable stock. Their goods
have been bought within few d .ys, and ct panic
prices, and 10 selling them prices to cores
pond with the times-and defy compstition-
sisting
NEWS FRENCH CALF, SOLID CALF 4. AND
d. CALF. KIPS AND CENTS ROOFS
AND SHOES, 8ROGANS PLOUGH
SHOES, OXFORD TIES con
0RE&S CATERS
&c, de-
WOMEN'S, MISSES AND CHILDRRNS LAST.
ING CATERS, KIP, MOROCCO.
GOAT, CALF, KID 8 ENAMELED
HRELRD AND SPRING
HEELED,
also Boys Youths or Childrens heavy ana lisht
WORK, Of every description, and for eli sisss
and ages.
Childrsn's Mstafc Tipped shoes II endle.. -.
nety, and u hguree lower than ever before oFered
TO to CARTER COS.
West Second street.
3s0HE0nG4sO OLD 2tA~~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

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TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION:
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payable in advance.
WsskLr.-e2,e0 per annum, in advance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

S"vsou6uy PO0CoU on IuIS
pol"t,and, being at heart strong Union
man, his statement may be relied upon.
tie states that there are still MANY
friends of the Union, even 10 the Cotton
States, who have entertained no doubt
- " The ultimate result of this contest,
since'the decisive action of the Govern
ment, which has inspired them with .
feeling of the greatest confidence iu its
stability. Numerous cases are instanced
in which they have refused to liq 7idate
the debts contracted with the rebels,
upo. the ground that the latter have re-.
R"d'ated their just debts in the North.
Aaey declare that they took no part IL
o'lag'ng about the present troubled
s's'e u aua'rs; that they do mot intend
% contribute to the support Of Seces.
sion Governments. - -
-" ms way up, our informant noticed
o the different stations large collecs;on.
Of tfoopa, who appeared "a h. mc.;..
so.sros virginia: At Memphis the dis.
union spirit i daily gaining .trenc r,,
Deep indignation 10 felt and expressei
in conaeQueece at the stoppace Of host.
on the Ohio and Mississippi Il Cairo
Az soon - tho blockade il rio;dlv en- =
forced, however, and the rebels are oom.
Psllcd ~ sdepepd sppl direct taxatiou
aad ievisS Tor Tie SuptoEt Of their forces
orr informant i Of the opinion that The
Union feeling wuI y soscs nanifssl
ilnelf in : way partiealasly Qnaatis(aetory
. 10 rAh6I 49, AZ - ~ 1900.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

and fifty housand dollars for cession of lands per
fourth article treaty eighteenth October, eighteen
hunded and fprty eight, and third article treaty
twelfth May eighteen hundred and fftyfour, twenty
thousand dollars.
For sixth of fifteen installments for pay of miller.
per third article treaty twelfth May eighteen hun
dred and ffty-four, six hundred dollars.
Manties Of Kansas.
For permand nt provision for blacksmith and as
sstant and iron and steel for shop per fifth article
treaty sixth October, eighteen hundred and eighteen
and fourth article treaty nth june eighteen hundred
and fifty four. nine hundred and forty dollars.
For permanent provision for miller, in lieu Of gun
fmh, rer III article treaty sixth October, eighteen
hundred and Eighteen, fifth article treaty twenty
third October eigh cen hundred aud thirty-four
and fourth artIfe treaty nm June, eighteen hundred
and fftv-fOur, Xix hundred dollars.
For inrerest fen fifty thousand dollars. at five per
cenun. for educational purposes per third article
treaty hfth fube, eighteen hundred and fifty -Iou:
two THOUSAND five hundred dollars.
For second ot twenty iustallmcuts upon two hun
dTed thousand dOllars per third article fifth
June. eightefnI hundred aud hity-tOur, seven thou
sand five bundled dO'Iars
lLaHajes Of Tad,aaa.
For interest On two hundred and twenty-one thou
sand two humid he'd and hfiy-srvpu dollars and eipty-
SIX cents at ivt par centum. for Miami Indians Of
Indiana per senate's amendment to fourth article
treaty Giih June, eighteen hundred and fny-tour,
eleven thousand and sixty two dollars and eighty
nine cents
3Hon5ss, FL Rjru.
For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise, per
fourth article tFaty third August seventeen hundred
amt niHet -ife tive hundred dollars.
For IeTnmlert annuity III good OF Otherwise Der
third article tteaty tweDtF rs. August. eighteen
hundred and If4r. two hundred ard fttv dollars.
FOR peTmaHctlt annuity in goods or otheTwi-e. per
third ana sehrtt4 article TO treaty thrtieth Septern
~. 5-,Tari ''1N''1 "' "'"'' 'i'e 'uN-'e" anu
-,
N'SqUaAg PHgaR"I. and of4er JTbsS amt BGHds 81
iad'anS.
For seyentf lnstallment, in part pay ment fer re-
frj5I fi-..s LII t,rth srtice az ~ ~, - In
nao,.ty ~, Ir "a, 49, -, 80, 80. sI'' 80, II
L'5rSirs ice" "U-U'e' anu my '0ui' H''eeh
For seventh Of twenty installments for pay Of in
ss;s,s,t 49,: Trr h sr,icI rty t,eTi,,
sj,,t I,.cerEe+ .initfen hurdrsd aud ar. tnn,r
~ ~ mani I'LL, IN, .lrsd IoiIa-- ~ nay '"''
o"dhds-
For the foutth Of ten iusalInrnts Of Til. amount
b. ing second Of the SERIES in money or otheryise
per fourth article treaty sixteenth March eighteen
hundred al.I htt9-,our thirt5 tbou-a-d dollars
For -p7ertII OF ten iustaIrneut- for ,,rrort Of q /
miller per 81 yhth article treafy stxteel:i6 March
eighteen hun dreI and -.our xix ufdred dollar
Dor -as,,- I'll Of fen lrnD1i- for -ug,,trt 81
lIack-frI,f af} assistant aud ron ana -tef r sbon
F,er el,tt q. article treaty sixteerth Marc, eighteen
hundred and fit, tour. nine hundred ana ferrg dol
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

.
1850 and ended on Monday the 4th day of March,
1861.
JAMES BUCHANAN, President JOHN c. BRECKIN
RIDGE Vice President, and President of the Sen
ate WILLIAM PENNINGTON, Speaker of the
House OF Representatives,
CHAP. LXXXV.-An Act making Appropriations
for the current and contingent expenses Of the In
dian Department, and for fulfilling treaty stipu-
latinns with various Indian Tribes, for the year
ending jun thirty, eighteen hundred sxty-twn.
Be 1t tnactsd By The Senate and House Of Representa-
fUe Of the United States Of AnicQ Congress assem-
oIcd, That the following sums be, and they here
by, appropriated out of any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated for the purpose OF pay
ing the current and contingent expenses Of the In
dian Department, and fulfilling treaty stipuations
with the various Indian tribes
For the current and contingent expenses of the
Indian Department, namely:
For the pay of superintendent of Indian affairs
and OF the Indian agents per acts OF NTH june, Ugh
teen hundred and fifty, twenty seventh February,
eighteen hundred and ifty-one thrtv-frst July.
teen hundred and ffty- eighteenth August eish-
teen hundred and fitty-siX. third March, eighteen
hundred and fifty-seven, nineteenth June eighteen
hundred and sixty, twenty-ifth June eighteen hun.
dred sIXt and per fifteenth article of treaty OF nine
teenth Apr, eighteen hundred and fifty eight with
the 1ancton9, eighty six thousand four hundred
and fifty dollars
For the pay of the several Indian sub agents per
act OF thirty first July eighteen hundred and fifty
four, six thousand dollars
Missouri, per OF tweutY-seventh June, eighteen
hundred and torty.fiX, one thousand two hundred
dollars
June. eighteen hundred and thirty-tour twenty
seventh February, eighteen hundred and fi1ty-one,
and eighteenth August, eli hteen hundred and fifty
six, tueury four thousand nine hundred dollars.
For presents 10 indians. five thousand dollars.
For provisions for indians, eleven thousand eight
hundred dollars.
or buildings at agencies and repairs thereof ten
thousand dollars
For contingencies fthe Indian department. thirty
six thousaua five hundred dogrs.
For the employment Of temporary clerks BY super
intepdents OF indian affairs on such occasions and
for such periods OF time as the Secretary OF the la
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

For eigbtb 81 .,-.r, i,,g,.r,-,o,.. =; h,,,,f- a..
| clothing proyllions and stoct r,ar tbf-J article
treaty ninefeetbl SanteTaIer si,itfr bI,.d-lf -
ffty-three five hundred and fffT d0Ilars
| - !
C"PgH4S ar2 tf1tapoofas. Of tnPgnn F1Hsy, Oregon.
For seventh Of ten in-tailments for the uav G q
black smith. and Furnishing shop per sixth artcf
treaty tventy-uIb ta November eirfteeu hurGred ana
fifty four, one III 0us8nd FIVE hundred dolsar-
Tor seventh Of Ite-u nsfalIruar.t. fur tie r.4,, re
physician and ytrchaae # incidence NOR .-+i anti
Gle treaty ia euti ninth Novprnr eigI.frer lurgrsd
and hfty-four, ~ thourani dollars.
For -e,e.f8 Il zen ir,.;srE.--ar.t- r. r ,F. r ,r
farmer per sixth article treaty twenty, Iur ove5a-
Der eizLteeu huldGe1 and fit four. Que thou-aad
I dollar
For seventh OF fEesfv insa rneut- for the ray OF
a teacher, and dzrcha-e Of looks ana static. ert
! per sixth artcl treaty tweuty-Eluth Nonemt-s.
eighteen hundrch and i-y four, thousand four
! hundred and Iftk dOIIar--
tI,ar.t,,g,.,
|
dollars, I'VE ceutuu,. pr tour'h article realg
I nitg-fi.. fIIousatd dollar '
For hi- fufh ~ tGIrty nsfaIneEts Of lnferc.t on,
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Cs4bs,ca, P,Rager, and Laks Winnistso,Atsa Band..

dollars.
For seventh of thirty instalments for purposes of
utility per third article treaty twenty second Febru
airy, eighteen hundred and ffty-iye four thousand
Forseventh of twenty installments for purposes of
education, per third article treaty twenty-second
February eighteen hundred and hftyhYe three thou
sand dollars.
For seventh fifteen annual installments for sup
port of tv smiths and smiths shops per third arti-
Gle treaty twenty-secOnd February, eighteen hun.
dred and htty-tiye, two thousand one hundred aud
twenty dollars.
For pat OF an engineer to grist and saw mill at
Leech Lake, six hundred dollars.
Chppeleas Of Sagnaeo, Stcan Greek, and Black RiUr
For sixth OF ten equal annual instaments in coin
to be distributed per CAPITA in the usual manner OF
paying annutes, per second article OF the treaty of
second August, eighteen hundred and ftty-fye, ten
| thousand dollars.
For sixth nstament for the support of one black
smiths shop Tor ten years per- second a[tce Of the
| five, twelve hundred aud forty dollars.
Caippe,cas Menonaonees. Wjnne5agoes and Nelo York
| Iadians.
! For education during the pleasure of Congress-
! per fifth article treaty eleventh Augu t, eighteen
| hundred and twenty seven, one thousand five hun
! dred dollars
Ciiekasqrcs.
For permanent annuity in goods, per act of TWEEN
ty-ntth February. seventeen hundred and ninety
nine, three thousand dollars.
Cb0ctatoS.
For permanent annuity, per second article treaty
Sixteenth enber, eighteen hundred and i've and
thirterth article treaty twenty-sccond June eigh
teen hundred aud .t five, three thousand dollars.
For Pc Tnauent annuity for support OF Ight morse
men, thrteeuth al 1tIe treaty eighteenth Octobsr
eighteen huhuIed ahd t"eLty anu tAfttenh aTtlcIe
treaty invent! -seeo'd June, eighteen hundred and
nifty hYe, Sax hundred ooiIaih
FOR permanent provision lor euucAions per second
article treaty t"thei Ia January tighleeh hubdred
an "A 49, - 49,, t,,,tr,t ,5 30. -.
thou and dollars
For permanent provision for blacksmith, per sixth
article treaty eighteenth october; eighteen hundred
and twenty and thirteenth aTtIce treaty twenty sec
oud June, eighteen hundred aud iAty five, six hun
bred dOllats.
or permanent provision for iron and steel per
ninth article treaty twentieth January. eighteen hun
dred and TWENTY-FIVE. and Thirteenth artcIe Of treaty
three n,ult a red and II, cIlt7 duilar-.
or Interest on H'e hundred u,ousanI aV..aTs al
h'e per cehtIl", iD' 'l'll' a'.- 49,! D1ASH.i"I
paIlo-e--'o De "IPttTu u"utI I-e "i''Ci"" % tiE
Bt1eFal codIIli u IRE "I1' s ~ CJt le' Hg Win
"it - - "a l-. ...'.-, go, - ''' -.
cen 1Igdred aud fi.ty d. w ei.ty.lile th0..aud dol
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES

by. AUTHORITY I
PUBLIC ACTS OF THE THIRTY-SIXTH CON
GRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01
Tksafy Of Fort Laran4is.

For first of Eve insal1nents at the discretion Of the
President in pr DIVISIONS and merchandise for pay
ment OF annnit es, and transporaf ion of the same
TO certain tribes of Indians seventy thousand dol
1aru
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

Passed at the Second Session, which was begun and
held at the City of Washington, in the District OF
1850, and ended on Monday the 4th day of March,
1891
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

JAMES BUCHANAN, President. JOHN c. BREcK1N
RIDGE, Vice President, and President of the Sen
ate. WILLIAM PENNINGTON, Speaker of the
House OF Representatives.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

For second of five installments for beneficial OBJ
jects at the discretion OF the President, per fourth
article treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred and
Gfty-hve. ten thousanfi dollars
or ~ecOud OF twenty indictments for the support
oftwo schools. one Of which TO be agricultural
and industrial hOOk keeping IN repair school build
Ings aud for providing suitable furniture, book.
and stationery per h article treaty eleven b Jane
eighteen hundred and Gftyye. Eve hundred do liars
For second OF tWeIlty in -tallmeut- the employ
ment OF supeTiHt udeut OF teaching and tAo
teachers per fifth art dele treaty eleventh June. eight
cen hundred and nltJ.hvc three thousand two hun
dTed dollar.
g. or second OF tweAty installments for keeping in
repair bacz.miths'. tsinitlla. guusmIth- cuFpen-
ter, and wagon ami plow makers shop, and for
providing necessary tool therefor. per Lg article
treaty eleventh June. eighteen Hundred and utf--
five. five. 1.g... r.. .g..ss-.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

or interest on three hundred Inousahd dollars at
hEe per centum, per second article treaty f0epty-
NINTH september, eighteen hundred and thIrfv-seye1
fifteen thousand dollar. ''
h or eleventh OF fifty installments of interest AT
I'VE per ctntuin, on one million three hundred and
SIXTY thousand dollars, per fourth article treaty
twest. third July, eighteen hsndred and fftv-one
sKty eight thousand dollars. '
Foreleyenth OF fifty iustallments OF interest eft five
per centum, on one hundred and twelve thousand
uo'IaI7 ing me amount in lieu Cfthe reservations
set apart in the third article of Senate's amenJn,e
oi twenty Thru June eighteen hundred and fty-two
10 treats twenty-thIrd July, eighteen hundred and
hity-OLe, five thousand six hundred dollars
or eleventh OF hityDstalments of interest at five
per c. htum, ON one million one hundred and sixty
thousand dollars. per fourth article treaty fffb -
gut fis hteen hundred and fnyoDe nifty eight thou
For eleventh Of fifty instaIlmepts Of irtaros, a,
I'VE p7rcrhtum' on siXty-nine thousand dollar be-
ING Inc amount allowed in lieu ofthe reser alton of
Iahu5 SCI apart by the tird article of eat amend
Ineht OF t"enty-third June, eighteen hundred and
MY two TO treaty fifth August, eighteen hundred
CUl.aI. ~ '@
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

For permanent annuity in silver per fourth article
treaty third August, seventeen hundred aud ninety.
five. one thousand dollars.
Fur permanent annuity in silver, per third article
treaty thlttieth September. eighteen hundred and
nine, five hundred dollars.
For permanent avs uity in silver per third article
treaty second October. eighteen hundred and eigh-
.a"t.. t,s.5 5-ru-tRtU five hundred dollars
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-01

For interest cd one million one hundred thousaUs
dOl!ars al i've pr ceuuH pr fourth article treaty
hTst November, eighteen Hundred and thirty rev Ell.
fit five Thousand dollar.
For ti tnfh II thirty insfalIneEts Of lnterc.t Oh
eighty five thcui and dollars Of i've per c~Itun PEI
fourth article tfka'y thirteenth October. eighteen
hundred AID toni y-rIX tour thOu-and tao red
and fifty aol.ls-l
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


AT tie adjourned meeiing Of this Board Yesterday,
Mr. Stewart presided and The special ordef-the cor
rection aud adoption Of the annual tax levy-was
Sakea up.
The Clerk read the report Of the committee and was
frequently interrupted. Mr.. Purdy found fault with
The omssi0n Of some resolution OF Mr. Blunts in the
yninuies, and charged the report OF Mr.. Blunt with
containing falsehOOds
Mr.. Blunt demanded to know what was wrong
Gr Tweed inssted that the reading should be conin-
aod.
AT Ely then 90. up criticisng the matter as well as
che tenor Of Mr.. BuDI's minority report
AS Mr.. TWEED insisted the business Of examining
ahe items should be proceeded WITH resolution WA
aaoPted TO that effect. Mersrs PuTdy and Blunt,
neyerhess continued the discussion for hall an hour
longer.
On the item of q, 500 $50 for Police fund, Mr..
Tweed objected to the amount If 1t wac TO be used IN
getting up sort Of brigade among the police rs had
seen talked Of Mr. Purdy explained that no such m
1hIion existed. The items, AS read thus Tar, were
2en adopted, and the Clerk proceeded.
n MI Eli proposed 10 strike out 80, 900 from the
e"e "a Of Wv, OOO for street cleaning.
sh- IwKED thought this tho wrong time 10 the year
commence retreLchment in that branch and the mo
elol wa lost
Ayon O'clock, the Clerk reached the end, and the
asA H'y, @ sent In by the Committee on Annual
49,, was adopted. II differs very slightly from the
S - levs "a passed by the Legisaiure. The special
Sohnhitee On Reduction Of the Tax Levy therefore,
"a. gene By the board
lbs vote ca the adoption was unanimous with the
oAeehtion Of the votes Of Messrs. Purdy and Ely,
N"1oHnsa to "Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21

MOLAssEsChocs Porto Rico 10 and wanted 1t q
advance Of q2c gallon All kinds firm and ienAruis
sses Of go hhds Cuba Muscovsdo &c. and % hhds P0o
nominal The market for Spirits Turpen fine Is lower bus
seaoy ct the decins sslss Of 300 bbs at o. gallon Con
mon osin Is inactive at notice sales Of 200 bills Strained
81 q Siu 10 aud 500 bbs No at 80 T3d % v 2so n
bI and In good dem md sales Of bbla Crude Whas a
4<G5sc Sr1de 81, rm 70 held Ct 81 241Sl o.
'olo oihe Posk market Il sgsin 6rmer particularly
es. ,ne lseeip are sees Of 60 bb's si4 SEQ $ii u
and Prime and BIS Is for Clear Beef bsr sr,r n
not plentyi Of 2O bbls. 10 as N IN FOR snseI
Mess and ~ se 10 IS for Bacon spd Beef .os "a
scarce lard b frm .es of $40 bbl. siasic Cut M.ss
RCETho market l. buoys aud demand prev .s,
sales Of S75 tea al 7d7lc few choice at TO
SPlCES-Ihe sales include $40 pouls Wild Cinnamon on nd
vste terms and 800 bags Piuento at Sc. -
SUGARS continue hrm and are 10 active dsmsnd q
25 hbds mainly Cuba at 7ad8c f4D bids Melado "a 2o
81 bxs Havana At 9te, ana 5000 bags eahs at 80.
SPELTER Is 10 limited request; ANAL sales Q. 40, cash
SOAP-Casle il quiet but firm ct l2c., cash.
SEEOS-Ihere 10 doing for Timothy Seed sra o.
- bush Clover Seed quie, StG3ic. Rough Fx Seed "a
steady OF 10 bush Calcutta Linseed better, ,ais, a
5000 bszs at 81 ma VI IS p BUSH
TALLOW--Tbe msrsetis hn sales OF 900 prime City
at Bic cash; Rough at 10 steady at 6tc.
TEAS-The demand moderate and he market firm sslsa
of pkes Green and orc DO Black private terms
TN-Bock IL hrDer sales Of 100 SLABS Melacca Ut Net
Banea held at 2tc Plates more active sses OF 1900
and 200 boxes l. C. Charcoal on private terms
WOOI-The market active and hrm the sales are go
B fine Domestic Flecces 40c 5000 Poed at 57s6.o
20 900 Pulled no sde PC aud " 600 Malta 30
WHALEBOEE-The market IL hrmi sales OF iD,oe %
Ochotsk and Arctic private terms.
WHALEFOOTS-SsIe of 500 ID Bescbed at Go.
wHISKY-Ths market steady but quiei sales or 80 bdas
at lee
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF HRw-Yoax.........srrr. IL.
Cleared.

.suhip.-City Of Manchester HAscrow, Liverpool Joss
g. Day. HAmnouia taanl sch~enseu' hanoms VIA 0A'ns
gene, hunhsIdt -, N a, c..,.-,
J,me Guthrie PottmAn Antwerp, Abm Belle Sons Archie
TAT Antwerp. ZeresA Co.. Elena (Bremh Bre~en 0@a-
more Chss. Lulms a,,. . p..,..
Atoamda tRusl Range, Rotterdam, w. saem Ooooslesr
DHuton Dunkk. Ssurses, Chairman Co haraos onns
Bermuda I. T. Dwight.
Briss-oneen Vcora Hitch Barbados, Biddlston Ca
Henri tBsrll School Exeter lunch Mencke " end,t
Rush Babbidss Havana, Tuo Rasseui Hsisn Jane ioI
Furber. sayanIla, j. NJ. smith Co. - z,y
cnngJon Williams, San Juan, g. Durand AiEsc nsss Ia
Rochelle n Lier an Co; Rival Hobbs ssimi0rSi 10y
Wbi.e arev New MASTER e W. Gardner browns
Boston Baker Dayton Jos NJ Lane Poole Ppee .sos 90
W, Trgs, Cfrsy bril- WAyco 81 Jagodi Cubs bret Sen
Co Leak Talbot Macbias, Simpson ClAPp; Anne Cees
81 Johns n Baker Dayton Saxon, CASSIDY Esstport,
Steaners-Aladn, Russell Kingston, Am. "aLden boos
Bristol Charles, Pnilsdeiphs master
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Arrived.

Steamship Chesapeake, cIOwe Portland. md's to H. B.
shin Sbbnron Brsdsh Liverpool Aug coal to COnsIcs
Grinns Experienced strong westerly winds to the bsoi
ban Iva Durie MarEeabo Aug. 81, coffee 10 MAITLAND.
Bs Con- D.n. Pm, Rio Jsneiro 50 days, coffee to Fuees
Msncke Wendt. Avg s. lat 10 II s. ION . No. 'a~ sAs
Brig b. Watson MundAy Puerto CabelO Sept 4 In bsssa
big Fsyodta Dutch Of Cur.cos HssGs 0RSs as1d y
Had head winds aud calm. the whole Bs..ses o,x,oa ana
susio 70 Henry De Cordoys Co.. vessel Mitchell HAD
hight NOhshy winds the ess . Pai Sosss Sent % IN La
% S. lon IS 49, spoke sshr Allen b. Terry OF D'
ssS1 Ocean We've DBL Eswelans St JONAS n b. lsAs
OP sehr. i Pawnee, Smith NOrwsH. In ballast
Schs Madisos Glenn, Trenton, mdse.
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