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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

- H. W. Isvi~ ~ lAay as4-i.s~s
Ps~s.aus<s - F~sln.A. OEs- - ~.s<ss~
aysm th~ duairs e n. sGre-
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ToSckIs OvxEss--Scrip owners viii
he interested in the followisg mote,
which re clip from the Orssonim:

WasHrxGrox, Oct Il. 1861.
l am in possession If several letters
from various scrip owners. jcsirirg m
formation ~ TO the time bonds woald
i~sae ON their scrip. The srd Auditor
told me yeterasy that they had - much
scrip o. had. xBd their business was 20
,~esaing thsa Il xoaA 5e impossible fos
them "a tske up the scrir estrusaed 10
me. befcse the middle cf Deeeasbes o.
1st Of January. 80 you see ] w;a b
compelled TO be patient. We cnnsul
hurry the Treasury DsFartnsss one
miaste Othess who conn slkar M
viii be compelled 70 vsis eight naaths,
and PerhsI's Que year.
CuAs. n. CAaHEn.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

THE LEGISLATIVE AssEMBLY-Thc fol.
lowing is a list of the members Of both
branches of the Legislature, to convene on
Monday next:
Council.
Island, Snohomish and Whatcom counties, b. F.
Shaw; jefferson and Clallsm, Paul X. Hubbs
King and Kitsap, John Webster Pierce and Sa-
vanish, Frank Clark Thurston, James Biles
Lewis, Chehalis. Pacific, Wsukiskim and COwlitx,
A. Il. Burbank; Clarke, Henry l.. Cspcs; Walla
Walla Missoula aud Shoshone. J. VI. Moore
Clarke, Skamania. Klickatas, WaIia walla, and
Spokane, John 4. Simms.
Chehalis county. Thomas TAYLOR; Clsllam. John
Thornton CLARK. John Arid. {. e. Boxarth, b. l..
Gardner. John y Smith Cowlit, and wskiakum.
Charlie. Accs.i: Island and Saohesaish- r. b,
i,.ssssoss Ies-ssea, ,. \ Thcr.dike, Z b.
Page: King John Denny Kiissp. u. Z. Lombard,
J r Williamson King and kisssr. 7. Hank
lev Kiikitaf and Sksnaaia. J. L. Fcrgusoa: lew.
il. James urzshart N,sseala and Spokane
Y Bate Pseise Bs-~y fR~sg'ai; Fisrce- John u
Chapman Jcha ~ Ssssle Pierre ard sawsaisA
fissns Edward A Wii-sa Thursfon. wn- Geek,
wn Nef-~an n y. Rata Al~x. :. Ysssis VAL
\. Wsiia s.a shasAss<. J. e Szifh. =. v. esb-
cock L. v Heziry. ". :. Gilman wa.s~ss- H.
=.ss y. EssA==--
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

- A rsass.i s.luse vs Srd frssa Herr
hsrkis Nsvy Ysrd- N~sh E.A sAy~FA =
hnssx 81 th~ lsss surrx~.r~ 81 ew osy -
Pea Rsya "A In K~xs~rAy-
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AcutrTTEs-P.ssrr~n- lasrly trisd S~
shr murder a Csps- ssapsr<. i'm r~sl.sA. kss
hs<~ srqsisf~d- TIE jury vas sh-rsi "sly
ten uHinusss-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

III .P- k~ii. ha- essssis-@ s<ssss:sss s=s=
f~ the Orrr.n c.salsy rgi.sas Il Vs.rss-
yer. VT.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

~ A company Il inz@nsry. css~P-~a Il
American rs-iA~.s- and n.siv~>- ~ hs<s
euruIlrd u sb~ SsssAsiwh lsl.sas. and skrir
srrrr- uGrrsd .. shs l-r::sA Sss:<<
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

- Ths SsPsene Count will co..
vcae in this place on Monday next.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

~ The Vanc.uv~s C1yesseis sas- that
thu malsdy ~hirh had nssA~ if- APPEAR
.s-~ at that Plaee. and -aPr~~d To be- ,h~
ss.an-rpx. Is c,lv . ses~r~ attack 81 sh~
ehirken-Pox.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

- Th- IAsay 0Vss~ss~s al 'he sssA is-s.
bs.ds Curry and r-~ Pn-~h h-1a nd s-s
~ish sh-ir cen .y~p-fAs~ o-ds-fs~s~-
Curry Js.i.r ssA rr-rA - Amz.ia~. asz
-v>r- .iA - l--ma - Ia -k~i . ha.d "a
-bz.r sksza .l.<i- this v~vk-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

KITE cmEnuIl6caDeo a j.. u " = -
tie. VIII appear mkt week
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

IS An exchange -a.r that = biography ID
SENATOR Rakrr. Containing snsny 81 his
speeches i- in coursr Il Pr-fsarztioa- IL Is a
msrssr Il rrrrt tia, ra~ny cf sh- s--s sp-rh-
- b. ever made w~r~ n~vsr rre-~rv~d-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

IVA Democratic meeting was held at Sal
lem, Ogn., on the 2lst inst, of which Judge
Boise was Chairman, and Lucien Heath, Sec
rotary. Resolutions were passed disapprov-
ing in strong language the appointment Of
the seccssionist, Stark, to the U. s. Senate.
as n violation of the known will of the people
of Oregon. The third resolution holds Gov.
Whitaker less responsible than the judicial
fi,nctionary. in whose hands the Executive is
as 'clay in the hands Of the potter The
Democracy Of Oregon is firm for the Union.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

THE IE.I>LsuRr-ll.a. fnnk CLARK.
of the Counril. arrived in io~n last evening
The Hen- -f~rg- is hsre. ..a With "ur o~n
dsls<.s~n and ih~ s.snl~s frsaa sls.n-ssasd
and sl-~~hrr~ ds-sin~A S.~ this pl.r-. M
f-.rs arr sn.srtaiss-d hwf sh., qssrum IN
t-ush H.s-s- viii h. pr.~s~s an NasAsy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

- TIE BhA.3raSs IN resume be'
trips on MONDAY. ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

~ The San Francisco Mirror says 81
Governor Whiteaker's appointment Of Sena'
tor: "Stark IL known 70 be rabid secession
list. and those Who know him say that he il
bitterly oPlS~ed to the Government. scces,
Sioniz,n in Oregon. which State has every
thing 20 gain hy is connection With the In.
ion. and nothing to make by the SEPARATION
is thing Ne cannot quite coml'c-hssd-"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-30

The "ENTERrRIsE." steamer Enter
prize did not make her. usual trip n-S"und
ON Thursday last, and hence the members Of
the Legislature would have had no way to
have rrs.rhed this place in time for an ar
ganixation On Monday had ii ut been tina,
Capt. Fleming very kindly Proasrd the ssr-
vices of his vessel. the Ei,-a Asder.es. Car
the occasion. We r,.rrc, that the Essvyv'~
should fail Jest sf hs time sAe dsd.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-13
RNRKA sEssION-scrnte!

Washington July 5.--GEoRoK T. BrosN
was elected Sergsant-st Aims, and took the
oath,
Mfr. CHANDLER gave notics that be should
W morrow introduce u bill 20 corf,cate the
piopsriy OF all Governors OF states, meubers OF
Leg'sla'Uea judges Of courts, all military Of .
dcers ABOVE tho rank u lieutenant who shall
take up arms against the Government OF the
United States, or aid and abet treason agsinst
Tie Goysrnue and that all sucl Individuals
ha forever CfquAlisd for IOlfing Office. OF
| honor or eUOluGtnt, OF trust In the Govern.
| mont such prol erty TO be applied to RI ore
| 'u Uricn mer in tho ietel states any i.ssss
| theyuAy have ~ Tered.
NOrs -iho rCs'gnai,n ~ 'he C'oIk ~ tho
Senate seat yes'e day was JosErE NIcHol-
sos. not AsTURY DICKENS.
Ho.ar Of REPRESENTATIVES.
Wdshit, ION, JuLy 5.--Un motion Of Mr.
LoVtJuI tho HOUSE pIoe'edoi ~ the election
| 81 > Igesnt- al arms.
Ncs.rs. NuI.rrT, EDwAaD BALL, OF Ohio,
| quo lrRENyE'., SEAuEu On aud PLOoD were
| yDt1c iUr.
TX Cong ressmsn BsLL WIS elected Mr..
| CRITThSpEN appeared and took the
usuI oi,h 10 support the Cons,itu lion.
NJ jon, SON Eros' nted a memorial fro n Mr
! KLEut, cuhtOStinE the seat OF Mr.. NERtE Of
PM, Nhlcn was referred TO the Com All .teo
IN Etctiors.
Ira GOoEUNow az New York, was elected
Doc kesTer.
"a motion Of Ma tht Rev. Mr.. SroCK-
ioS = as tecl.ied Chap'a II q the present Con-
rI"s.
VS.. S KING. CT MINI Of, WAS elostsi
Postum Ter
Mr. E,1 from n JOINT 6irrir,,Ia., y.ea-ts'
tat they bad discharged their dVts ana the
President ipfo moi them hs would ia ntcIa nly
,ommDui .Ato n message.
The Pio,ideut'g Private SECRETARY, s1nI,iSe
N, rsRitsr delivered it.
The Message wBs read, AMI that part reso7-
u OF dir z four hundred thousand IN n and FUR
hundred millions If collars vas received with
Eplaufe on the lie, ubliCan side and the .ller.
lol. Otber portions weIs similarly greeted.
On mCtitn u Mr. STEVENS the Message
ard accompany rg documents were isferred TO
tie mmitteo OF thu Whole on the Union ami
ordered 10 be PRINTED.
Tie E,bIaska contested elsctioa case was
difrwsst, and Mr.. DAILEY, finally s~o.n in.
Mr. STEVENS gave notice ofths Introduction
~ b.ll TO repeat all lava creating ports OF en-
ny in tho rslcll.ous sta'.S.
Alsoa bill Tor loldiDg UIited States Court
10 wheeling.
Mr. Vas WICK ssksd leave 10 introduce a
til pro, iling for thu trans mission OF letters OF
liHc,rs and soldiers free Of postage
Nj. BuRSlrr being opposed to the ranking
privilege; objected. Adjourned.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-13
THE PRESIDENTS
MESSAGE.
hENATR.


AFTERNOON,
n. BALE frcm the joint Committee, re-
port, hat tho resident would communicate
for 'hwiih in writing.
The Pn,id,ut's Message was reesiysd and
read. IL is as follows;
TnE nEsSAGE
FiHoig Citizens 4 he Senate and House Of
Representatives,
Having Losn convsuld On an eN'raordiI AIRY
O, CASTOR, a. authorized b. the Cons utuuUa
your attention ia rot called 20 any ordinary
subject Of ls gslstion. Al the begin' ing OF he
present Presidential hrni, four months ago, the
fureiiOrs Of the FEDERAL q vernment ware
fcuId 10 bs generally su'p nded within Tho
several Il Ates Of South CarolioA, Georgia, Ala
bama, Mississippi Louisiana and Florida
excepting otlY those 81 tue Pest Once Do
rartment Withil ihLSS states all tho forts,
aIs mails, dOckysrds custom houses, and the
ike. ipcluc log tbs movable and stationary
or, psrty In and shout th'm, hsa been ICES,
and were held in open hostility to thi' Cover
Tnent. excepting only FOrts ri kens, Fay"r
aId J, lTerson u0 and usI The HyriGa coast,
aud Fort Su nttr IN Gear, ast' harhof, south
Carolina. This fots thus seized had been pu IN
improved condition, nav onoI al teen built,
and armed fICe' hSd bean orgeJ!zsc, and
vrs Organizing, all AyoWodly with the sane
hostile IurIofe. TIE fCrts remaining Ia the
Potfs,sion Of th' Federal Government Ia
and near these s;Aits we're either btsi, get
o. menacsd by wsrlike preparations, and
especially Fort sUmlr was nearly saStouad'
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GREAT
EXPECTATIONS.
BY CHARLES DIcKKNs:


With what absurd emotions (for wa tbint th -,
feelings that are very serious in a man n,,ite
comical In boy) found my self again going 10
Miss HlvishAms matters lit tie here, Nor how
passed and Tepassed the gate many times be-
fore ! could make up my mind TO ring; nor how
debated whether | should 90 away without
ringing nor how | should undoubtedly have
gone' my time had been my Own to como
back.
tella. 49,
elbow, then? You here AGAIN." said Miss
Pocket. What do you want7"
When said that only came 10 SEQ how Miss
havisham was, Sarah evidently deliberated
whether or no abe thould send me about m '
business. but unwilling to hazard the respons-
i6ility' she let me in, and presently brought the
Sharp message that was 70 "coms up"
Everything was unchanged and Miss Hayi-
sham was alone.
"Weli" said she fixing her eyes upon me.
II hope you want nothing. You'll get moth
.No, indeed. Miss Havisham. Ionly wsntsd
you to know that am doing very we'll in my
apprenticeship, and am always much obliged %
you"
"1here, there" with the old restless tip vers.
"Come now and then; come on your bifthday-
Ay!" she cried suddenly, turning herself and
ser ehalT toward mo, 'you are looking round
had been lsjking round, inieel, for E,teI-
la and stammoIed that | hoped she was
we'll.
"Abroad, y said Miss Havishsm, ''educating
Tor ladyi far out Of roach; prettisr than over;
ADMIRED by all who See hcr Do you feel that
you have lost herr"
There was such maliPnJnt enjoyment in her
utteTance OF the last words, and she b-oke into
such disagrteahle laugh, that I was az loss
what TO say. She pared me the trouble Of con-
sideIing by dismissing me. When the gate
was closed upon me by Sarah, Of the walnut
shell countsnsneo, felt more than ever dissat.
isded with my h mo and with my trade sni
with everything and that was all took by that
motion.
As WAS lettering along the High Street..
looking In dis.Olsolately at the shap windows
and thinking wha' | should buy IL ware gem
ueman, who should coma out Of ths book sbCr
but Mr.. Wopsle. Mr.. WoTsle had IN his hand
the affecting tragedy Of George Barn veil, in
which he had that moment invested sixpenca,
With the view Of heAping every Werd OF it on
the head OF Pumb'echook, With whom he wal
| goiI & to drink tea.
No sooner did he see me thln he appeared Il
| consider that special Providence had put a
! prentice In his way to be read at and he aie
hYld Of me- end insisted On my accompany inl
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Me- HAIR offered resolution asking the
Secretary q the Navy 10 send copy n ~
the contracts he has made 70 the Ssnats. Pass
I'd.
mr. WusoN gave notice that he should 10
mc1yH efW the following b'lle
a blu y rAiify and confirm certain acts Of
The President for the suppression Of insurrsc.
ton and rebellion.
4 bill 10 suthories The sm9ioyn,snt Of vol
untssrs 10 aid In cnforeirg the lava and pro-
teeting the publie prcpwfy.
A bill 70 increase tn. pres nj military estab
nshBept q the United Stai.[
a bill providing for the better organization
81 the military establishment.
a bill 20 promote the efHcis cy Of the army.
a bill for the organization 4 Voluni sef
Militia force, TO be called tbs NAtioaal Gard
Of Che Unitei States.
Tbs clerk Rad the resignation Of AsruRl
DIoKxss, Seer etAry Of The serGts
On mo,i N Of Mr.. fAssEUn.N, ths mat,
then asjonrLsd.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-13

II the prociamation, phovirg that bis name
wa mentioned In cor injection with o'hsr rnsn,.
bsrs from that ststs. Let the subject 60 n the
COMMITTEES on Elections and tho Houss you'd,
vhen the report was made, be atonishsd a. The
atrccious frauds judlcially sscntainsd.
Mr.. vALLArDfoBAn, Of Ohio, inquired
Whistler the party, by whose forgery the csr-
t,ficats was pfocuYsd was not convicted and
ssnteucss. and II b, was not nov In the Psni /.
tsntisryi
Mr.. LEaxAN did no, wish to p-.judge the
cvs. He did not wish the Houss 70 tass his
,p'e dirt. but that tho fsc's be asc.rtsinsd
through ihs proper Committse, a. In that case
hie constituents would not be damaged. b,
IN def.fepce 70 Mr.. VALLAnDroHAM he gave On
Affirmative reply TO his question.
Mr.. SlEvRrs replied that the certificate q
Mr.. LEHnAS's election was no where 70 b.
found On the files Of the prothono,ary. Tue
| only charitable construct N he could place on
the Govtrnor's acts In inserting tho name Of
Mr.. LABMAN instead Of Mr.. BuTLxE, was that
the 0ov,tDor made a mietaks. There was no
pr,md Jocie case o. all In favor Of Mr.. Ian
NAE.
Mr.. SrRyKrs offered 4 rtiolution, that tle
| clerk be directed 70 iBs,rt the Mans Of Mr..
Bonn on the roll, ard that Mr. LEHHAr be
en- tiled 10 contest The seat o. Me-. BU1LEE. by
giving him the required notice within three
nonthh.
Mr.. LEBMAr responded that ,he Governor
bad ps foimsd his awful duty, and male no
mistake. lie cont.ndsd thst his name was
r'ghtfully ard properly on the lst, bu, his col
league now sought 10 override a law OF Psnnby'
vsLia. and u sst at nouPht the act Of the high
est officer 81 the Commonwealth. Tho couuo
proposed by his colleague would sat a preced-
ent DISASTROUS TO the couLtry. Tboy shou d
chow fair play. II after oxamina,i m 1t should
bs found that Mr.. BUTLtR WAS fairly elected.
no one would moro readily sequisscs than hs, ii
hC a ..N
by the House.
hr. FoUKE, Of Illinois, moved 10 lay Mr..
SsIyFrb TtiOlutiOn On the table which was
carried OF az ainft ~.
Mr.. MoCLERrASD, q Illinois, objected 10
Mr. THAIKR ttibg sworn In AZ member from
Oregon, believing. Ms NJ pros, nj advised that Mt
ShIkL was elected, ana Jnsfed a resolution 70
that fleet, ,bich vas t,blsd that tho q Hstion
be rtfsfrtd 20 tho Com uiittco on Elections aud
ttat until they itptrt, Lsithtr t. occupy seat
| Ia tho lIous.
Nc. THAYHk was ihon fWorn in.
The question IA 10 Ht. DAMS digit TO a
set nc delcG from Neb aka was ton pOtarUy
ostin ped snd ths li9ui0 proceeded TO tho cleo
| ton a. Clerk
Mr. y AIR 70 Kin ltsd Br Foa NKr.
Mr NALIoAr nominated Mr.. krRT RD0E,
| 1T.DnssSe.
MIR FvtKE nomil a.,d Me. DIArRfcm, Of II.
linois.
che House tion p'o'o,d,d to vote as fol-
ioWf;--
For NJ I1ufEinGE. '..,...........,....g2
NJ f"ENIf......s...........
=" NJ DfW'n ..'.'...........,.....N
IN tI.iu t,Ce ...................
Mr. EIHEIIrUE vas Il, eIsred elected.
On motion Of M-. WAsHBuRaH, tf Illinois, a
',sJuui u pa sed adj ting TIE rules Of the last
Homo until q hArsis, crderod, AID o committee
u nv. Ia ofdo'ed thereon.
NJ. ELI, Ct NV York offered resolution,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-13
CHAPTER XIV.

With my head full of George Birnw,l
at FRS. disposed 10 b,lisve that must II
some band in the attack upon my sistd
all events that rs her near relation, ~
knoEn 70 be under obi cations TO her, Z
more legstimsta object Of suspicion than
else. Bst whom, 10 the clearer light II
morning, began 10 reconsider tho wat
10 hear II discussed around me on all
took another view Of the case which Wd
reasonable.
Jco had been at the Three jolly Bad
smoling his pipe from Il quarter aft,f
O'Clock 10 q quarter before Ten. White 1
there my sister had been seen standinH
kitchen dc or, and had exch inged GOcI
with o farm-l tbOTer going homo. III
cou'd not be more particular as TO thob
witch he saw her lhe got into dense CT
when he tried 70 boz than that II mu1
been before nice. Wnsn jos vent homt
minutes before ten he found her struck
on the hoor. and prom ptly cs.led in ass
The fire had no. then burned unusually
was the snuff Of the candle very long; q
die, however, had been blown out.
Nothing had baen taken away from o.
Of the house. Neither beyond the bloN
of the candle-Which stood on table Z
the door and my sister, and Was behind h
she stood facing the lirs and was struc
theFS any aisarrangsnent OF the kitch
cspting such as shs herself had made inI
ard bleeding. But there vas one RENT
piece of evidence on the spot. Sha hs
struck with something blunt and navy.
bead and spine; after the bio US were dealt.
thing heavy had been thrO Fn down at hf
ondderabls violence as she lay on b,
And on the ground beside her when %
her up was q conyict's leg-irOn v hich Id
hlel asur der.
Now Joe, examining this iron with
eye, declared IL TO have been led asundi
tiue ago. The hue acd cry going OF
Hulks, and people coming thence 10 81
the iron JOe's opinion was cOfreu0rated,
did not undertake 10 say when II bad I
prison ships, TO which II had undoubtsdl.
belonged; but they claimed b know EJro
that that par ocular m snacls had not b a
by either OftWo conviets who bad oscar,
night. Further. one Of thcse two was G
retaken and had not freed himself Of b
Knowing what knew, | set up an in
OF my own here. believed the iron TO
convicvs iron-tbe iron had seen and
him fling on at tie marsees-but nv m
not accuse him Of having put It to his late
For believed one OF two other psis1ns
bee ine p ssessel OF IL and to hEve turn}
this crusl account. Either 0rliek or two
man who had sh.w mas tho die.
Now o. 20 Orlick hs had gone TO town
ly AZ he told US when we picked him up 4
turnpike; h, Lad been seen about iowa
evening, he had been in divers compar
several public houses, and he had com
with myself and Mr.. Wop'le. There W,
ing against him save the quarrel; and my
had quATtlled with him, and with ever
else aoSut her ten th usand times. AS
strange man, II be mad come back for h
bank notes ih6re uld have been no
about then, because my sister was full
I pared TO restore them. ID sides there ha
nc alteration; the sssailant bad come il
lent aud suddenly, that she had been fell
iVTe she could lCok round.
~ \, ConsssasAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

ssss I ss :ssy. rs s. S Ia day.. Vim
.hsy 0s.n Y q hsssr.s With heavy Ne AM, And sw
s sse cd ,ss @ s
% ss man hss ~ ys % S . &
en- her Was taken In low yss,erdsX Y mss ~ o. oe
wa: supplied With prSvsons ~ plot boat Vary Taylor
och, Vim Smith, DAysy Savannah days, With cotton &c,
s scsr SEE rarssr Easssssd. Norfolk days.
schr Ocean STAR, Anins, Norfolk for Camden.
:, sehr p Har%"od Norfolk for Portsmouth. Nh March
bark and msnss Split and main topmast stays and cross
schr rowow, Sweet, Virginia for soston
asassI ss.:aa m
scsr Sp Mood y God Sara, opuaa, sanmore
sesr Sirec,an; aasssr,y Essbehpor. for Charleston
ssr ns a ss ME- sSs
sShr A~s sss s e ass c sr ssas
ssSr Janssop lamson Retsns e q days lays
schr Peru; ahomas, eockiand
s ssr 5ear ri.ls; -. ka .sisnd
sshr Monseli Kelly, Gloucester, days.
s nm .,ss p s.ss.
ss s s julia ss her $50. session for v.rsins
ssT esi5 a a s ss.,ss s4 Fs ssssDaA
schr A Barrstt Jones 1os,on or Albany.
scSr a Gazette Sn hs ostSa for A Albany
schr L A Sickerson, Nickerson, Boston for Albany.
Scbr Sea Bird Chase. Fall River, days.
Schr Dragon -, Fall River, days.
schr Scar lower, LlsiK, ean River.
schr histier Presurey Taunton.
schr John 3eDiD, Phillips Newport.
Scbr Thomas Potter -, sew London, days.
Sluop Excel, scoleld. -nzabetnoort.
Sioo Lewis, hubbard E!ixabe,hport for Norwalk
Sloe Apollo, Freeman. Elxabetbport for Mystic Srdgc
Sloop PresdeL', Morrel, Ebzabelhp.rt for STANFORD
Sloop A Watkins Finley, EMzshehport Ger aoeaaway.
sloop Meridian, Nicholson Elizabethpor To- NeSbnrs
Sloop Moupt 3opc Reynolds Taunton, days.
sloop Victory, gladdp9 Providence, days
Sloop Il prague Gibbs, Providence Days.
Steamer Mars. Nichols, Philadelphia
REruRsrp-Sebr Gerge " Glover from Camden For Nor
fok, account of head wind
BELOW.
Ship Enterprise McLane from Havre, Fec Z with mdsc
Robert J. Taylor
SAILED.
Steamships rentonn Haml southampton and Hamburg
Karnak tbi1, Nassau and Havana olenvie, Haeana anc
New Orleans.
Wind sunrise e nj meridian Sc; at sunae Ne showing
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REV ARDS.


90 REwARD..Losr ON FRIDAY, A BLACK AvD
d. terrier Pup, with cropped about months
old ANY person returning the same 70 hf Fourth
viii receive the above fewsTd.
CE REwARD--Losr, O~ MONDAY MARCH H. A
c large black Newfoundland Dor. white on breast and
fore toes sny one returning him g Livingston street,
BROOKLYN, will rec.ive the above yard
GS REHAaD-L0 ~, ON FRIDAY A NV FOUND
pc land Slut all black; the name ~ Forn-
from the store corner Of am'y ssd thompson srests
CS REWARD IRAN AWAY, ON SATURDAY, MARCH
VIZ w buil Terrier Slut, white. With brindls pots had
small leather sao her neck The above viii
PAID 70 any one returning Fury TO No IL Ferry street
QS Rnw AkD.-LosT, IN A MYRnLE AVENUE CAR
We on Monday afternoon, parcel containing gentlS
man BLACK aud plaid Shawl ril he
gwen py nj Brooklyn city Railroad Office, Fulton
street Brooklyn.
eIAA REwARD.-hOeT, ON SUNDAY LAsT, ABOUT
RlVO $500 or $J70-S25D in bank notes AID SlO In SN
gold pieces tte remainder MAILER gold hc notes
$lt6 arc Of Canada money While ossshR down Third
ayenue tioa twenty fourth sayad street rhe 81
ward viii Dc paid is 10 David White, ij2 Eass
Twenty hf,h street.
81 Qnn REwt aD.--oHg THOUSAND DobL. re
sN1-OVV will be paid for tho aud ii.al
conviction " the pss nars engaged the
tempt to rcb the VI of IN. New fosk Fxohanps bark.
vEVaag LYsGF, III street.