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latest News.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.

~ AcHiNdIONs Jan. v.
The Committee Of Thirty Three.
Tire committee Of tlirty-three substan-
TALLY concluded their labors to-day. Most
of the sitting was devoted TO the discussion
Of two propos tions, Submitted by Mr..
Dunn--one to prevent armed invasion Of
the States, and the other to protect citizens
of one State willie travelling or soiourning
in another. They we're referred TO a sub
committee, consisting Of Messers. Dunn,
Alilson, and Davis. Bills are now to be
prepared for the various subjects which the
committee may recommend, viz: An ena-
bling act for the admission Of New Mexico /;
a bill to amend the fugitive slave law; a
resolution requesting the repeal Of the per-
sonal liberty bills. aud an amendment TO
the constitution, that congress shall not in
terefere with the domestic institutions of
any OF the States, without the consent OF
All Of them. 1t was intimated that these
propositions would not be presented 10 the
House formally, unless the south gave an
assurance in advance that they would be
satisfactory, as a settlement. If refused,
they viii be submitted, without statement
that the overture has been rejected, and,
therefore, no action is needed. Mr.. Corwin,
will prepare report Immediately.
Fort Sumter.
Larz Anderson of Cincinnati, brother Of
the Major, has just returned from Charles
ton. After the first interview with his
brother, the surveillance was not continued
and he bad free communication with him
The Major considers his position entirely
secure, and is fairly supplied with provis-
ions and other necessities, except coal and
wood, for military purposes, in case that ex-
tremity should be reached. He is in good
spirits, and hopes that reason win operate
upon misguided people before long.
Danger Of Hosttiites-Tze Mob.
Private letters from the best sources in
Charleston, dated on Saturday, express the
gravest distrust as to events, and fear tha
blood may flow at any moment Many o
the families are removing from the city
under these apprehensions. The mos
sagacious leaders have lost their power, ant
are at the mercy Of an excited and exaetins
populace.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11

In Springfield Jan s, by Rev S II Cohuru, Mr. HIRAM
BISBEE and Mrs SUSAN D. FABWELI., both Of G.
In Plymouth Jan 3. by Rev 5. Pierce, Mr. DON c. poi
LARD and Miss SARAH J MOORE, both Of p.
In Towushend Jan, l. by Rev. II. Fletcher Mr.. s. DE-
CATTR PROuTY Of r., and Miss MARY II. HOWE of ia
mae Also, Jan. hy the Evans Hotel, Mr. OS
CAR JOHNSON and Miss MELISSA L. TBIrCHELL, both
of Jamaica.
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Died.

In Acvorth. N II, Dec. 81, RUFUS L. MctuRE, aged
81 years.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

Wednesday Jan 9,
At market 65s cstiea bout 800 Beeves aud l56 stores
consisting of Working oxenMileh Cows and one twoand
three years old
Prices ofMarket Beef-Extra So so al 90 first quality
$500; second quality s525 third quality, So 50i ordin-
AIRY 50 Is.
Working Oxen, SO, a 1I5.
Cows and Calves--S30 a 60.
Yearngs, S16%0 two year soid $40 a Is three year
old IA n Is
Sheepand Lambs-25F0 atnarket .Pricesi ots so
Is q 200 each Extra 500 600 n SGeaeh, or or DC
per Ii. live weight. Spring lambs 90 1000.
Hides &c. d0c. Tailow, Sea 81 c.
Pelts 8 IS q 81 25 each Cali skins 10 q he q Hj.
Retnarlsrhere about the number Of cattle
last week many buyers, aud sales dtll sheep,
prices the
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11

FRIDAY, JANUARY, II, 1861.
Book binding.

We would announce 20 our readers that
we have made arrangements by which we
are prepared to receive all kinds Of book
binding. 4le work will be done in the
most superior manner, and we are quite
sure will give satisfaction. Orders solicited
Ey GEO. II. BARRETT, Esq, of Chess
ten, q faithful friend and agent for the
TINES for several years, win continue to
act in that capacity for the year ensuing. =
Both be and our friend Geo. G. Porter Of
Springfield, have had large lists to care for
during the year just closed, and we take
pleasuse in thus acknowledging their very
valuable services, and commend them to all
ID Their yicinities who may wish to Subscribe
for The TIMES.
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SAxToN's RlynR.-Miss Harriet Rms
sell, died on Saturday last, If congestion of
the heart and lungs. She was 81 years Of
age, and The daughter Of the late Jeduihnn
Russell. Her death was somewhat sudden.
Medical aid was first called on Thursday
evening, but she died about midnight Sat
urday night. She was lady most highly
esteemed and loved BY all who knew her.
Mr. GeorssP r. Steele, formerly Of SAX
toms River, died in Algona, Kossutl Cum
ty, Illinois, on Saturday, 18th December
last, aged 23 years. Tie funeral services
were attended at Saxton's River, last Sab
bath. the sermon being preached BY Rev.
Mr.. Wilbur, to very full house. During
the eulogy tAe most deep feeling prevailed
and there was hardly dry eye among the
audience, and there is a very strong feeling
Of sympathy among the people with the
parents IN their deep affection.
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THEY SAY, THEY SiY,

They say nlpsthng new, but old ard Established that
WI LAwRtNf Of Charlcsown, is tolns nice thing IN
the baking busai9ss.
They young BARRETT the foreman Baker, u superior
workman, both In neatncss and style Of work.
They say the Knapps and Bradford assistant nskers,
also nice workmen.
They say Crackers manufactured By them superior to
any IN the market, both in size and quality.
They ay their Brown, White and Graham bread
be beat.
They say they Manufacture very nice cake Of the following
kinds nice Fruit Pound Sponge, Lemon curant Cream
Jumbes, Seed Cake Washington Cake Ginger bread Bunns
Poor Mans Cake, &c Sc.
They they also manufacture nice soa cneker oys-
ter and Butter Crackers, and Pilot Sea Bread fine
they say bead manufactured by thsm cannot DO beat.
They say when they visit Law ssnes bakery they admire
the Eoatness in which It's kept.
Thoy say young Richardson, driver Visits psows Fall.
twice each weak with lawrences Bread Cake
They say Mr. richardson Is hrtrato salesman and not
outstanding opposition his sales large and Increasing
from time to time.
They say they admire to him with his nice sread.
They say young Neascy, another driver Is OF EN-
They say that what they say they know to be fact
P.s. Wedding Cake made to order, they say. As
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To Persons out of Employment.

4 GENTS WANTED TO SILL TBE ER1s ssrISg NtcnIxr
n We viii give Commission, Vrrs irun S25 70 90
per month. and expenses paid. THIS = Machine and
simple in is construction that child Of ~ wears lcrT
operate II by half hours instruction. II = equal
any Family Sewing Machine in tse aHd the Price Is t Fiee1
pufiarz-
Persons wishing an agency vii aldresz
y. nOTLAN
Secretary Erie sewing Machine Company.
8i-2 suiIAN one
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Born
Married.

In Chester, Jan. l, a son to Arouso perry.
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EnlnlOYnent.

TfERsOlS out q emp snd wishing 10 engage In
light and healthy business which promises the ladHs
trous nFFic, 1cdy AID gi Do sell pur
chase set Of my uFroeef Stencil Tools; 90 not olan
these tools TO be the M perfect emitting Tools made, hut
r'nz them the Stencil Tools nate in Vermont
and really the ssgPf according % quality Of any to be
procured.
Circular and samples free. Oalce aud work in b.
brick building the Poet oEcc Apply in rrr-
by letter to D. l. MfLLikEN. Branl7n. VI %
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Gloom A YEAR made by any one with SO Pa
- Zklkl s.encil Tna... s.ncs eln.h iL..lndad 70

G100l a YEAR made by any one with $40 Patent
- lEOO Stencil Tools stock enough ircluded to re-
tail for Sl50 With activity this amount may be realised
in weeks time The only reliable source for these Tools
Fuans American Stencil Tool Works the argcs and
ouly permanent Mandatory in the World located at
Springfield, Vt Saesrooms 2l2 Broadwny- Sew York, 3
Merchants Exchange, Boston, and Springfield, Vt Photo
graphic view Of the American Sterci Tool Works TO be
the TnfEs OFFICE These Works command the exclusive
entire control Of the whole River, a all seasons aud the
machinery for manufacturing Stencil Toois IS driven by
wheel Of seventyye horse power aorng immense and
unlimited advantages, which other pretend
claim The SO outdt Is for cutting small plates
and business cards. Tco for cutting barge work Of all sizes
furnished s5- No experience Is necessary in using any
Of these Tools Do fail 10 send fr lps and circular.
Andf you buy Stencil Tools, be to get Fuams as
they universally known to be the only perfect emitting
Tools male. Address or apply 70 A j. JULIAN.
Springfield. 70 Merchants Exchange, Boston, 81
Broadway, New York. "a
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To Horse Owners.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR HORSES
is unryaed By any in and all Of arising
from Sprans Bruises wrenchng gical and
certain. Harness Saddle Calls Scratches Mango. &c.
will also specify SPAWN and ingbone may easily
prevented and cured In their ineent stages confirmed
beyond the possibility of radical No
Of the kind however Is desperate hopeless bat may
be Reyiated by this nimen and its fithfu application
will always the Iameness and enable horse
travel with com araiiye case.
livery horse should heave this remedy hand
its timely at the first appearance of Iamcness will effect
use prevent those formidable diseases mentioned TO which
all horses liable and which render meny otherwise
valuable horse nearly worthless See Advertisement
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Pure Drugs & Medicines,

Criminals, Psy1aeg, Confectionery Nuts aud Figs, PR
Spires CrNphene Burning f,a5 Kerosene OIL, Dye SfrfS
Pat,f Medicines, TasssS, SrqPorfs and shoulder Baees
SiafioHgy, Fancy Goods, SC.
Dr. Moore will be usually found at home. aRd ready to
prescribe for the afflicted who may please 10 give him call
PLY sieians prescriptions carefully dispensed day night
Chester. Sept 10, 1850 80
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Buffalo and Wolf Robes.

AIDES and Gents Riding ssdies and variety Of 9TH
IL er hxings, for sale cheap BY
Bs.ipvs Pan SoT =, lss1 -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS

". ELSoM W. O. DARLINGTON.
Address -Howardsville, Virginia.
ELSOM a. cos
1861. z 1861.
M ALL PA o. e. Ii N E,
PACKET CLARA, Captain D. D. IsbeI
PACKET VIOLA Captain W. II. Maxwell
PACKET PERCY, Captain A. @. Loving, Jr.
PACKET PIONEER Captain Q. O Burks,
r FAVE Richmond Mon day, Wed uesday and Friday,
IL atbP NJ Leave Lexington same days At O'Clock, A. ~
With superior accommodations for travellers runs hweeky
between Richmond Lynchburg, and Lexington.
Packages conveyed By this line will be rscepsd for at Of
Gee, and paid for n lost Our Agents are:
W. T. Orutchneld, Richmond; Bocock Parrish, Lynchburs
md NorproYe Lexinfton. nAle
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
Tn a0nTTQVJTIF

TyRI.wEEKLY THROUGH TO LYNCH H,-Unyuh
i BURG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, ll1E44
AND TRIWEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYB, MAKlNG A DAI
LY LINE AZ FAR AS so0T1SylLLE
4" Lynchburg..1 90 Buchanan. 8 %
The through line will leave Richmond Monday wednesday and
Friday p NJ and and amer the 9Th September the Way
line for Will M Tuesday Thursdays and Sat-
urdays far scottsve Returning leave Scots
Vile Monday, Wednesday and Friday al II A. NJ
distance fare and time OF passing In card below for through
line and observe the scotye line will pass rterme
later coming down.
Leave Richmond Monday Wed Leave Lynchburs Monday Wed
nd Rrday. IL neadaY and Friday. At p ".
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Life, Fire and Marine Ansurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
omceHo l5s Main (NOrheas, corner Of llth street,
Richmond, Va
CHARTERED 99TH MARCH 1881.
yHIs old and reliable Institution with ample Capital and con-
ups,nt undvAruy vested continues 10 Insure Slaves,
RuIIdingA Were sc OF every description % ouse-
hold RurniIure, and Family Wearing Apparel, vessels,
Cargoes aud Freght A. the lowest current rates Losses
ADJUSTED and paid with En possible despatch
DIRECTORS
D.vy5 c,rrIe Robt n. Burton,
o.. y Worsh., RrAnsa J. RAruss,
John Il. Claiborne, yohn A-A4-aA
49, WU.oo ThOs: A RnsL
IS.-s,a~r f,sTr-tl Geo y GsAthnas.
DAVID ouRRIE. Prsr.
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ROsr T. BROKE, seey ae-.
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.,CUHNCR OF wAR.-Taetcs for eheers Of Infantry,
- Cavalry and Artillery Arranged And eorpusdoy L 'DSSh
aoITZ Published BY J. ". Randolph. Price 70 eenn
E,, J,BL,iu Diu,1aoaE Of hs TTrgirid Public Guard:
ARNOAI, RICHMOND, Va, January ), lsol
J. W. RlSDoLPH-Dear Sir:
me popular military matters, nov before e Peo
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% SB be red In presence OF wha ground should
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oaaRiEs DrNNocK CAN'T, ke 10
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HIILLER,s LIQUID HAIR DYB-IoR c0Lol-
NJ Na BLACK or BaowH.-The best and cheapest In The
''N' W. PETERSON 4 CO., Druggists,
fels loc Main tired.
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uGHTg & BnABBUpgy's PIANOS.
xr,r "a IL the attention Of the ciaIsrs Of Eee-
w mond ,n1 virginia, 70 our Piano Tortss which
onu, xb 70. clrusi, that their qualities "YRM
N ,yery rsspea, nay be- tsstd By SIC side Of a'IS
famed ChicEerins's ,,. - a, ANNA
rou teraonials any factory In the essny Al Of vhen GAL
be seen Ut Mr. Oaruhs Broad Street % door no. Ssa
ds1e- Lidhih o>>NDN--'
, 1861-04-30

NEW YORK, April 29.-FLoUR-Coatinnes very
firm with moderate business doing for export aud
home consumption. salss e. y. go trls Ut IS 15@
s5.l5Q25 = fur super werttEn Is 6u95 C5 for
shipping brands extra round hoep Ohio; S 1907
cnnsdian 1noderare demand. Sales a5o b,ie at
$5.So@7 50 for whole range, common to thnicc ez-
1ra, Rye -four quiet with email ta1es at $3 l0R4.
Corn meal steady aud unchanged. Sales 900 osia
Wn,sKr-Ia fair demand, and market withqr.
material change. Sslcs 7uo iris at l81c
teltalIy ret,,ieted BY suppl5 ID If OIL 1 rlne. saes a
store and delivered; 1900 milwaukee eluf al s1 IS
red state 81 ai1 al 100 amker N1chi, n " 81
500 white Canada at $1.47 in store: $500 white
western ct 81 45@1-G 1850 white Kentucky at
g. % Bley rule. heavy sies @ SSfs1 sn Eli on u
al 70651sc-the latter an out-f0= price. Corn in
very moderate, SUPPLY and very drla S:los 4s0Oo
hu at 4sc for e!d mixed II weste1 in store; 6sGEsc
for new do; 641f8c for nnsF,nnd old do: &C for
new southern ,.l'w; 7oc Tor old do: G7@6sc for
new yellow Jersey TO-! for old dn 6s7U for hite
southern: oats plenty H aId dull at s4Gssc for
PEoEIs1oss-Pnrk dull, heary and lower: fa,es
300 bills at $lsG11s Is for mess and s13 s5M19 ak
fo5 pre IN hb, Bssf r confines ~ f% % er dema9d
mess. $1oGDl1 for repacked mess, $1i 50612 30 for
extra mes=. Prime mess beef Iules quiet and fit a
Basen haq7 3 cen,inHe dn sales 10y ibis
at 6a9@GA for shoulders, skGs775 for hams Ba.
con dull aud nomins1- LAID III moderate eouest,
without Important Change in PRICES; sales sO hhl.
for Ohiu. l5@20 for state. Cheese steady at 1GSnE
for inferior 10 prime. |'Na
s1ocKs are Is: IL demand and lower. c1R1
80, Gal s. Chi, 57A: Pan 1u2: M I; r lax.
y 7s Treasury IL 1ol n G. IS. ID: Kv g 10
40 &C. u Erie bds seH; penna Gal a j. T Il
nl se1ip 5eH cd Is g 2s5 g s
&ih RdS ST. Erie 2ls 10 Hail Old 92
, 1861-04-30
Daily Review of Chicago Market,


MONDAY EVENING, April 20, 1sG1.
FREIGHTs-Actise, aud shade lower: T., iae iats
engagements we're: Prep l a9ns "a Gaana
tchr The Thornton, INTO wheat 10 King4ton 1o5zc; ssbr
James Navagh Wheat 70 81 Sieat 10
e; achrs Midalesex Peck Mish,hngs'ss lhgs snan sRd
esapesho wheat to Rao At 7 es6 senfs Faaie
seph tochran, Mary Collins, G,iswola:, Hart,
Barney, Surprise White squall, Wins,1Ws' lgs
Sossa 2s@ S s15ens1 Woso1 snd pEep
10. K-E.esivsl. s9os bels. Market al t auiet;;
hoop, At $500 del: 100 obi. Caledonia, hat
hoop It 8 % dsl 100 bhla "Lensn rogsa hosp.
hoop, ut s4.s5 dtl; 50 bbs ''Ilving'' ron, hoop,
at Sass del: 900 bbls Super1ne st $3,75 del at
Milwaukee; 90 bbls Favorite,' spring extra; aat
hccp. ct rs del; 400 "App'eton'' do at <a.c'
WHEAr--Reeeiyed, s7aot bu: shipped 75.o1s
bu. Aurket steady. Sales 7oo0 hu No. Spring
ct 9Gc in store; 10, COO bu do at 96ae In sters;
5000 hu do at sc in store; o0 bu do 1t 800 T. o.
| 6,aO0 bu do at s5c In storc~preletred currency;
bn ~ No 20 spsinF 9a y at Sc IL stere b do
at 931Sc in store3 1000 bu do at 935<c IN store
| $50 d bu do at alc in store; 2 500 bu do 1t SO
IuKN-Receiyed. 5t.60s bu; shipped 1G, 500 bu.
Market active and &c higher. Sales. t0s0 ba Rlv-
| er Yellow at 37}xct t. a. b.. $500 hu High Nike At
| 3616c atlonr b0lD hu Canal Mixed at a5c .. b.;
| Is 1O0 bu Canal and River Mixed at S5Hc adoa: :;
$500 bu do at 36c afoa1 IS coo bu mixed at Sic IN
store; 5000 hu do at in s,ore ao oCo bn do a.
3iLc in store; l0U UG0 bu do at 3G5c !. Q. b.; ~
Ojo bu do at 3214c In rtore-preferred curretc q
70 DN0 bn rejected at 30Hc In stprep1eferred cue.
-ency $500 bu do at Sic in STORE all sutJect to 3e
atorage.
10.GOV bu No. at 2Uc in soze-2c storage; AE
| bars at 21c on track.
KYE-Receivsd, none. Market quiet and nomt
| nal. 1900.
BARLEY-Received, 1880 hu. Market quiet
| Sales 400 bn prime 1t 35c on track.
| UIGHWINES-Rtce ceived d, 240 brls. Market inac
| tive Sales Is brls city at Itc.
MESS PORK-Quiet and nominal at $e09S1
| CIT MEATS-6J brls picked hams At $f8-
| LARD-Quiet and nominal at 104liaAc.
| TALLOW-Iu fair demard ut Sk99c
uIDES-Dul. Dry Flint 991uc; Green Sa1te'
| 4@4Ac; Green 2@s4c- ...-
BU UFTER-Commvn quiet Sales 3 tcus fair rol
and trkin ut &c: ton do at gke; 500 rs good rol
at 10c: Dairy l0g112c-
| EGGS-Dnll with LIGHT sales at &c.
pOULTk}-Live Chickens s. 5UA2.75 = dog
| Live Turkeys 10G110Hc . b.
POtATOENPrime Eeehannacks In good De
! mand at a0@s5c. Common mixed 17G1se.
.. LIVE HOGS Thu market yesterday and to-da
| was very dull, under heavy racsi.ts, and b1r
: | light shipping demand. Sales were:
, 1861-04-30
nj A r I N e LIST
PORT LF Chicago.

1-, ARRIVED. pril ~.
PTop FEE f9Wa hastas: hlSat: P1i1o eba, 81 ,os.,s
Prop EvergEsen CITY, Collins. Buffalo. .und1 1es.
Prop G4lena, Steele, Buffalo, suadriess
Bark Shepherd, Atkins, nettoit 10 N In. nber.
Bark John Swgcney. Burns. Buffalo.
6alk water . Which, Noreland, Kingston, 10 tons
Bark hungarian. Blair, EaGalo. 1870 ton. coal.
Bark Great West. Arthur Budslo, ao0 tong coal.
Bark Nlnslow. Pomeroy, Cleveland, 1868 bars rau
Bstg r r Williams, Yates, Detroit.
sehr E9storprise, Peterson. Wnkinson'A Pier, TO
schr asEmaid, Thompson, White Lake. % M st.ve.,
scar c arisSo!d. Hall, oswego, 700 s1l. lime
ssE s:sE ETshafEs sldEsy his1 e'
se5r Nighsiasss, TnTnei Buffalo. 30 brPs 70 .als
schr Mtddlese1, Ferguson, Cleveland, 90 tons
sehr Thornton, Tyler, o.wego, 1,s 50 tr1. salt
schr - + L3,nas. Morley, osweg ), 10 N shingles,
sehr Fulton. 15lsr' osweeo, 20 bras apples, 1851
Sch sehs annie 4, Craig, BBoya: cleve' aud
schr st Lawrencs. sneboygan,. . cds wood.
Schr Spencer, blanchard, " .skegon, 50 N lumber.
sehr harbarlan, Clement, Q twego, 1900 brls salt.
sehf SeT Ses5 h6ppaon X sa, Ass. Cleveland 4o7 IONS
schr Surprise. MORRISON. Cleveland sg5 tons coal,
schr R4v=na, Morlott, cievelas d, 20 tons ooal.
sehs GreT e. Eagle, Fsrrnt, Buffalo, 100 brls salt,
sehr sheok, Ril{so cswego, 1s5 tons railroaairon.
Schr F Grey, Hus kegon, GO N lumber.
sehE -, y 1ohnso'4, Ea=tn1c, clevelAnd, $50 tons
schr Fremont, FLINT, c1evslard d, 800 tons coal
schf a Williams, Granger, Big Sodus. 20 cords
schr + Gates. Weleb, Sandy Bay. s cords ": cd.
schr Js9sePhine 70 presd=n Flhl1gan, WeOsters Pie1,
sehr Z TrovbT:dge, cotne, wallaceburzh, t.
soar ssndersen williams, o.wego. 1860 brls salt.
sehr Syracuse, Carr, oswsgo. SEQ brls sat.
schr RsinGeer, MuTdock, oswego, e. tonz car
wheels
sehr Racine, Bryant, Buffalo, 500 brls sal.
SehF ArFow. ZiMmerby, C1eyeland. 297 tons coal.
Schr Arczell, Warren, Buffalo $50 brls cement,
sehr Peek, 1Iaeket oswego, $50 IONS railtoad lfo1
sehr TT Color Kimba1l, Eay's Landing, = cords
schr Latham, ta conley, oswego, 80 bFls SALT IL
sehr sathefsna % aGI Pets soniS Hs7sn g eoTd
sebr Melea Kent, Read, Nnskegon, % N lumse T.
Ia b, 50 N lumber
schr traayer Hobond, Is N lumber
schr Hero, Bouch, South Haven, 90 n headingrh 20
| schr Dart, Thom ,son. Cleveland, s75 eds wood.
| Schr Ellen Pike. Boyd, Holland. 60 or 81 staEes;
schr Mermaid, Becker os"ego' SO iata' 81 bfl'
sehr Wyom1ng, Furlong, Grand Haven 1.'1oo n
schr Qaeea City, How, cleyelsnd, +eotens eoal.
schr Resclute, Hammond, SleVeland-
| tons RR iron ID tons starch, 60 eds wood.
schr Enterprise. Glmore. osTego 20 eds wood
Schr st James, Shea, Pre- que 1=Ie, go eds wood
Prop e.,ena stee1e' Faase, 5000 6n aPau soea. -