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The weekly sun., 1862-03-08
The Engagement on t o Ten
nasaea.

Chicdg,, March "A special dispatch to tho
rRHuNE ir IN Cairo, 81, says The steam IT I'eua
from she Tent River yesterday reports that ~
tine guuhoais Tay or and b'xingt II, Hrcomp anied
- ino t'au.port l4ttta, were approaching Pits
lu z, eight miles above Savannah, ON the Tennessee
River, they f red upon by battery located on
n bluff overlooking the river. Toe guuDDsts replied
fir half IN hour with shot and shell. A. the eEpi-
ration 4 that time the battery was slenced, and a
~ 90 of eighty marines aud infantry landed, and
and burned O e house, when were aga at
t.ckcl l,y lArg. rca e rcbela and compelled "
re,'eat ~ ulr up.ls. Our losa WAS one hilled aud
n rec Iui .sirs
A. ,auula, : Sheriff "a Saturday, tie Unlou
,.id.t, t,c iyri go vtos and the Sc ,cssiOn can
lidstC ih
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Tur sIouL MOVEMENT. : Tao meetinI

THE SIGKL MOVEMENT. - Tao meeting,
ca led by the Social Reform Veretn Commisee, ~
semDl,d last evening NJ h'ssue.'s Hotel NJ. DO
lantey street. A large number O' active and lila
eniisl GernlAi irom several Wards Of tie city wa .
present, 81 d tte following clubs bu soieies we're
rerrssened by some OF their officers and others IA
delegates, viz. The Social Reform verein the
Gcrm,n R,puh icau Cub Of tine Ninth Ward /;
the G.rman R'puhon Na,iona' Cub CT
tLs Tweu,y-secord Ward the German Cti.
2en's Club Of Hue rou City TIE CsncoruiA Aid
sooie,y for the tiyx;tls 5 els, ILirn Benevolent
so,itty, tie saens strluua so-isl Reform Club; 0Ih
Division, ties .aNian saeI geIbun tie Cloria
Sim ing Gu; NE A in Gs.e,ngl ers.n, tne Tlrn
vtreiu tId H., R.,iIis no S.orgor.uud.
The meeting was called - ORDER y %. KulP
Dc, ,R,o., who nor T. a,oi for Cn.i man D. Al
br,cht II sldsrmsru, hrn cry Of Gen. Fremlnr'
str, TIL, selection win. N KueIper for Seer,
tHy, wIs uut nj us'y male.
DIR. Charles Kss5maa ,uan .ro,reIe', 'hsr th
Objects Of the m'Ctlpg had beel carly stated b
Mr. Kueppei, " give report o' 'he proceedings
the stSsl delegation sent 10 W-shingt'n' II
result 4 their tAorIs has already been irtlnent
re:errsl H. la tttsg cJlumLs, and therefore n
q,irea ~ reIaHun NJ, Kessman, howeve
added that d-ttn. uisr el ssL stor from one u "
Eastern s,stss had exp essst NE opiu,on that Gsl
siyel should be made a Al lr General ava place
Al theLe d ~ an Independent corp, ParU,cg a.
sent with It % Texas tufest anps's9.
Mr.. The a, re Bfa;slow regsI ded tL.s aAlis AZ n
merely App srtAiuing = Gen. slse!, but 10 all Gs
ina 5 in America. TIoy had placed vel nij
10000 msu in the fed for the uion, and yet Ia
but one Biatier General, VIZ sse, BIenker b
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THE WEEKLY SUN.

SATURDAY, MARCH s, 1862.

m tbere ever has been time in whion psf'y
sh.uld be dropped, that time is the presen'
d.. -hor q ,vs,nment should cease to Dc
si,,..r and Journalist, should throw
..ids p.ltrv complaints, and come up WIN "no'e
.orI % the support Of the Administration, tha'
a.. n with us. The heart Of every loyal man
iii sink within him, when bo con'empaies the
,tste of atyairs in and around Washington, un-
less assured that the thee most efficient men OF
the whole eountry-p esident LINCOLN, Nj
CIr1IAS and SrANroS-Ne TO receive the
homes, and hearty support Of the whole Am'h-
can pujlie.
W. NAV turn in other dire 'ons, and fad
labor. no, lees patriotic than their own hearts
no, lsss AIRED With zeal tor their country sca1'e;
Ifys, held not less cheap If to serve a na'iou in
Il. hour Of reed but no where else do We find
the same devotion to our country acc 1mpnnied
by the power to scatter Ne benefits throughou;
the len-th and bfcad'h Of our land. And TO on
courage tho President and his co-worko's 20
brsast tie tie of corruption, ard party irekc'y
which rolls in upon Washington from every
quarter of the country, they sholId receive, a.
they viii. the srortareou' vo''a O. the people
commanding their pa'rict'.n snl syowing IT,
readil e. 60 shars their burdens.
The sdr inis;rA.ion has rot been one u their
choice, but 1t is s-.tfy X g. Observe th,. the
Democratic journals Snd Statesmen % the Uni
ted State. have come forward IN support oi the
Cover ment with unstimity end stssliness
which utterly puts te shame the carpIng, snoor-
ing. and qusuelsom9 dis1osi ion manifested
by many Of the Republican leaders and new--
papers They, by divisions vii min their ranks.
by ho, headed iieas Of sma- patton, conf 90
ticn. ard oismem bsrmsnt o. states ly anc dl-d
for qqesticns A. to resttic,i,a' upon slagorv un-
dns haste Of plans fjr the government OF the
revol ied StAtes and other schemes equally out
O. place, excite the fears ard listrust Of tho
people OF the South, a1d give that aid and
comfort to the Rebellion, which loyal citizens
ever deny, timp'y jy upt oldi-g the Constitu-
ton ard the lsNs ali reraintue from exci'e'
ment upon subjects Of ieeil.ti'1 which may
never arise. /. Is gra .ifyi1g to know that up
90 this breed conservative ground, the masses
OF our pol le, both Democrat ard Republican,
are rali ly oorcsntra,ing, aud that the ultra
politicians ard Asitators, who row dis igure the
national record a. Washing on will be speedily
ielt to the sleucs which is desirable. Tbis is
the proper oourte. oar psoplu should now ig-
mere divisions o. opinion, snd give "a lone
pull, asuOng pull a,l a pull altogether" II
will end the rebellion. his is the time for it.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-08
Very IespCoiu ~, your obelient servant,
A. q. BgNASr
Lieutenant Commanding
The War m virginia .

Chdrledotcn, Va March as hundred TO
one thousand barrels OF -four Selonging TO the Con
frdsra,es, have been seized and stored here. A
woolen mill owned by man named Davis, which
h,d been manufacturing Confederate clothes was
also seized with considerable stock. Richard Wash
ington brt ther Of the late John A is oonhned
at HSptr's Ferry.
Nothing of Importance irsnsplrod oar line lass
right or yesterday. Our national interests in this
section appear " he in prosperous progression
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KEW YORK LEGILGxURR.-ssssye.

AHufN MIrch 3.-The b,ll amending the
Bro. klyii charter relative TO tie Fire Dsqattmtni
was passed.
A concurrent resolution was introduced adopting,
outue psrG ~ the Legislature, tie pIup sed Nnsul-
uclt u the Cots i'uti ol'piting the sac oi IN
t.x,rirg lsytrsk,s. Lud o,'r.
Ia COMMITTEE ,f ths whole The Mills re'allyu n
tia tr fences comm iuei az st illEtstck ass e
,.iiO us and hr the pre- or,ai,u ~ desr all other
g.mt, wire trdeIsi ~ thiri reading.
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~, Wv NIeNicas NIall.

Kans.s City, March Sd Tho Santa Fe mil
hos arrived with + i Ctnig dncs o. 10 l1'.
ILste /, AZ been DO battle yet. TIE clc,uS's fJrc'
WAS cu the advance rom ~. onss whore they hai
been on'a1 I. 1t trrre dayH.
Trrcrru.y's fprts are yari u7'y estimated hut
u mtnuuElt that thcy do n't 'Xae~i 200. mo tly
mounted, and ,igLt p.ccss ~ artillery.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-08
The Tax Bill at Last.

Washington, March 2t-The following u an AT
tract Of the tax bill report today:
I,pro,!des fJr the appointment by the Presieen
of commissoner Of internal revsnue,wi'h salary
of 5000 per annum, his Office W be in the TreAs-
ury Department, with a sutsble number Of clerks.
Tie ,un,ry Ia " he divided. as the Presden,
may direct, into convenient collection districts,
with III ass, ssor and collector, appointed Ivy the
President, fCr each district, who shall have power
10 appoint such deputies may be necessary.
The bill provides f.r duty spirituous liquors
OF 10 cents per gallon; ale and he 81 per gallon;
stem eaf tobacco three cents per pound, " AID,
when Manufactured, Ave cents; and cigars @ Va,
ten and twenty cents per pound, according
to value. ON lard and linseed oil, burning
Auid ard coal oil, Eve cents per gallon. Re-
hn6d coal oil ten cents per gallon Gas per thous-
| and fs,t twenty five cents. Bank note paper,
| FIVE cents Yer pound, Printing paper, three mills
| per p und. Soap, Ave mills per pound. Salt, four
cenie er one hundred pounds. Sole leather, one
cent per +. und. Upper leather, one half cent per
I pound Flour, ten cents per barrel. All other
| manufactures three per contum al valorem. On
railIosd pGsserg gers, two mills per mile Of travel
Commuta,ion tcke's, three per cent. Steamboat
trAyel, one mil per mile. OmnibuSes, ferry boats,
srd horse railroads, three per cent on gross re-
| ctipts from l1henkcfbs AuNtThsoithth uFe Ilel
| cent On smoupt of receipts anhu<ly. For the use
| Of carriages annually, from one n tel
| dollars, according 10 value. Gold watches, on'
dollar. Silver watches, Aay cents. Gold plate
Gny cents per ounce. Silver p't,e three cents pe
| ,unce. Billiard tables twenty dollars. On sllush
tered cattle hf,y cents e'ch, Hogs ton cents each
| sheep hys cents each. Ii ,enfes flr banker, ont
| Luidred dollars AUst1ueerr, teenty dollars
wholesale dealers, lfIy d liars; retail dealers ii
goods ten dolts; rswibroksr' h''y d1llaH 70,
fyers one Luudred uirl; 'rcweis- my dolNs
| If te!s, Inns and Gycrnz, y aiuatod acOrling 4
| reutsl, from q ge to iwo Luudiol dollars. Etn,
| houses, ten dolBrs. Commercial ,rCkcrs, My do
larr: otN or brokers', tgeeiy lars. Theatres, on
| hundred j olaIs; eircuses, my dollars; bowling
alleys, five dolrs each sll,y wholesale pedl1rr
Gty d llss; other p das fon f etotwenty
| lhrp; coal oil dist lert, twenty dollars. lncope-
| Three per cent on Ell SUMS over six hundred tp
,ars, dtduCting the income derived fr,m lividond'
| etc, which arc tsxsd separately. Ru,road bond
| and dividends u banks and saving institutions
three pei cent. Payments oi all salaries u ohcsr
in tie civil, military navel service o' the lite
9 | st,.es including seT alors aud members OF Cor
.,resy, three per cent. L'ga,es snd dis ril'hi'
shared Of personal property OF doceA ed person
| from one 10 Eve per cont according 70 the
| gree oi Relationship; and stamp duties pn all kin'
d oflegA ard commercial papers; al patent med
d cncs, te!egraphic messages and all goods by g
VI Il pfess.
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Supposed RurNips OF Columbus, Ky.

C1icago, March "A special dispateh TO tho
TmurNR, hom Cairo, says that a very bright light,
as OF very largs col nlSr.ton in the direction Of
Bandyi le, was seen from here on Friday night at
o'clock. On Saturday, night, the tky was bril-
lianty Illuminated by the reelection Of large con-
H,gra,oa directly in the line OF Columbus, and Ai-
parert.y about as far distant.
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Pho P,ics Of COnl.

Philadelphia, March 3.-At conference be.
tween the coal tsde avd carry ing companies he d
here today n decided to meet tEe prices Of the
P,nnsy lvsnls Coal Company, and sell AZ less rs'es
HneCtsh
The weekly sun., 1862-03-08

gos.n, Nl,h3 The lt,hol General, Buck
81. ,ua THt,,.u nrrig-f Lt D o'clock this a'ter'
q, %. mi N.-. Immediately conveyed W theft
.,.t.-tsut, IA 1 = Vtrryn.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-08
The Released Pri.onsrs at PhiIadsIDhIA.

Philadelphia, March About four hun
dred released prisoners arrived by ,he Baltimore
train a. O'Clock this morning. Tney pArtook OF =
supper a, the volunteer refreshnsn' saloons when
the Philadelph portion, composing majority
disper.ed Io ,hsr homes, made happy thar return.
The New York herald., 1862-12-22

children dayist the holidays. Four elephants ave cns'
Severai tigers ecpsrds bears hycnas apdciher wonders
make up an exos...cc.... geological collection. Mr.
Lent, the manager, Is famous throughout 'ns 00ul"'
connection with such exhibitions.
Tirrell's Panorama OF California win be eSaleeo -
Hope Chapel every afternoon and evening TINS "eoA
The panorama is well painted and instructvey explained
and has been seen and approved BY many cf cur best
citizens. al
young talented and beautiful LADY, VINO mas
already achieved reputation as an actress. Is abou
20 return 20 the stage and renew her former sue
cesses Mr. Charles Pa-soe the veteran dramatic agent
has this lady in charge, and all managers who may DO
moved by ths mysterious announcement must Apply 70
him for further particulars.
On dit that Mrs. John Wood, the coinedienne par sc
,es OF New York having become dissatisfied with her
uuniks seciusiop viii appear al one Of our metropolitan
theatres on OF about Monday next. F sa8
Matilda Heron has gone TO Vincents theatre, Indiana
polls From thence she proceeds TO he Bars theatre
ST. Louis and then 70 Pixies Opera House, Cincinnati and
returrs 10 New York in March next after playing engage
ments At Louisville, Baltimore and Boston. s
The New York herald., 1862-12-22
Destruction OF the Gunsoat ca irU by n

Captain self riGge u. ced - cn,aaad o. exI ..
tan tho layoo ntsiird to c3aF Tat river for future
operations He ha1 hs craft the ritisburg, the
signal and Narlord last Frusy III noon, the iitts
fleet had u m, tie yaz about twenty milcs aud
nearly Opposite but l,i.e below liza nesi Bui when her
lookout discovered suspicious lines LEADING 10 The shore
which pronounced attachments to torpcoes.
Her progress nearly toppd and Sy order OF Captain
Seridge men in bcats seat out 0 take The tor
peces, when explosion took place under the side of
the steamer Cairo blowing hole rweyc feet square In
her hull inst AFT of her bow guns. O she sank
rapidly, resting in twenty.eght feet 0f water. Not
was killed; but six or the slightly wound
ed. Four officers saved their baggage Everything else
lost The boat sunk 10 nine minutes eaving nothing
but her pire and mass 90 he Her officers and
were board the Nafmora aud after live denl-
johns filled with powder having friction primer aud
lines attached had been taken up tho feet returned 10
the mouth of the river where the Magmora detached
by the commanding OH Of the feet bring tho Caifos
officers and men 90 this port
Not hing was saved from the Cairo but her pcnnant
which foaied the water The Cairo had me hundrci
and sixty eight and officers ON board. II indeed
q marvellous escape.
The Cairo was the aagboa or the expedition command
ed by Capt. X. Hazctt, mounted thirteen guns was
built at Mound City, and considered one u the light
est an swest boats in the feet. Sho had Just Jcca i'm
proved by covering of railroad iron around her forward
part.
she was OF the gunboats engaged in tho nght at
Fort Pillow the 10Th OF May last when she sunk.
She also bore hand in the Memphis baen the latter
firing tho first gun nj the enemy. She has fought her
last battle, as IL will be impossible TO raise her..
The New York herald., 1862-12-22
P0lfcc Infelli1encc.

STAINING Anpw IVA FasuoSAHs N1cnHoruocD.- The
fashionable neighborhood Of Clinton place was thrown
into high state of excitement on Friday night In conse
queuce ~ quarrel and sfabbipg aay which occurred
AZ No 20 dentist, named Richard u. Adding on, 10
appears, doing business NJ the above number became
Involved IA quarrel With OF the occupants of the
house. named Charles ". Miller, when blows struck
and general melee cnsued, In which Addington drew
dsk knife and stabbed his adversary la the head
aud breaEt The vile Of the injured then at
tempted 20 Interfere when Addington attacked her
aso. Mrs. Rich, another OF the hoardels, then
came 10 the fescuc when she, too was rendered hos
DC csfntot BY this time the whole ncghbofhood was
alarmed, and crowd gathered around the premises,
much - the annoyance Of the inmates 0cer Jones, or
the Fteenth precinct being attracted by the crowd has
tened 10 the spot and succeeded in nrrcstng Addngtou
as lie was making his oSt through the hill door Jpon
being brought before Justice Kelly Saturday, at tie JEFF
lerson Market Police Court no committed TO await
the res IL OF Mr. Millers injuries In reference 10 the
charge referred against him the stated that lie
was forty two years of age, native of the United
states and dentist by occupation IN regard 20 the
assault ihe prisoner laid he had netting to gay"
The New York herald., 1862-12-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SUNDAY, Dec 81, 1862
The trade tables for the port Of New York for
the week ending yesterday show an sggregata
export Of produce. merchandise and specie ysiued
very nearly al Eve million dollars, against an ag-
gregate import Of two and half millions, thus
swelling the balance for the year TO date to about
forty millions of dollars IL favor Of this port. At
this rate it is very clear that specie shipments
cannot be long continued, and whatever support
the specie market may have. derived from this
source viii presently be lost. The trade tables for
the year, which were published in the HEgsL on
Saturday. show that our imports are steadily de-
clinng, in consequence OF the high price OF specie
and the fluctuations in gold and exchange. The i'm
ports for Noyembcrwere the lghte-t OF any month
in the year. Those for the calendar year 1862
viii probably fall short CT slT5 600 600, which
would suppose an aggregate Importation
for the whole country OF about $3.50 ,o01 900.
But for the war our mportations wonld have
probably amounted TO Si00 900 600. ON the
other hand our exports continue large, not
wihstsndng the want OF cotton. Our export or
domestic produce in November was above tho
average of the present years the aggregate for the
year win probably fall but little short Of $780,
900, while our specie export viii exceed $50 000,-
600, thus giving s2l0.o0o.00o az The aggregate
export nom this single port. ia consequence or
The closing OF the Southern ports, and the occur
rences which have for the time destroyed tho COM
mcrcial prosperity Of Baltimore, it il difficult to
say what the exports from the other ports may
have been. Boston and San Francisco are. how
ever, known to have sent large amounts Of produce
aud specie 10 foreign countries. or the future
prospects Of our foreign trade nothing be pre-
dieted with confidence, as it, movement depends
directly upon the progress Of the war. Hitherto
tle price Of gold and exchange has been 30 high
and fluctuations 50 rapid that Foreign importers
have been compelled 10 reduce their orders to tho
lowest possible limits. Aprospcct Of peace would
az once lead 70 large shipments Of dry goods and
manufactures from Europe to this country on con-
sianment. A steady continuance Of the war woud
probably check importations, at lcRt for . sea.
son.
The following are the trade taltes Of this port
for the week and for the year 70 W.tc:--
The New York herald., 1862-12-22
S HIPPING NE w s.
ALMANAC NEW Yoxx-gms DAT.
srS xisEs.. y NOON sRTs A
............. 81 HIGR WAzan. Hs
Port Of New York. December ~. Is69.

Saip Carrier Dove, Nash, Liverpool Nov ~ with mdse
Yast DsasSSrn ~ ds "a. vs, M 10 or s 30 sisnaised
was killed By a,ag from he man epsa!iyard; Peter Da
vis cf England seaman lost overheard Tue T.
Ship hti4on, Williams, liverpool Nov g. with n,dse and
WestEcr The entire passage; los. sails ibbeon,, &C.
shp Wnthrcp, Miller Hare. Oct a. and oowes 29,h,
ship colombo u,ai. vasa,lc, Marseles days. in bal
Bars iealiney Johnson, Belfast Noy in ballast 70
Morcoacr, Bros Nov 80 lat 40 81 Ion IS 90 spoke bark
sandy oos ship 4 Bulkcs, day heao Tor Antwerp T6e
CIV had tremendous es daring The passsgc in Ion 60
sris rlii,rcss Alice tBrl Idvorpooi M Tcer suhdcr.
snd sc 3 VIA Gssp;s e. 49,, ~ fSs Mi co c. g orler Is Inst
soh1 Td'cn e Doycr, n non, E1aSsibpori far New.
took from her the Caan and crew, i've in nanbcr aui
sn Raena tRr Of l.lrrrnc Ns,. Alien aaracafbo
Deo aud lnagne ~, wih .olee &c, 70 sclt, Joues Co.
1-a inst o. 1880 ia, OF haneEat VAS into by sclr
All sfter b." Ing got a le Rclder shes TsSt ashore On
the West Bank andws- 80 or ais WITHOUT damage oy the
with surai, % Miller Houshton v
Own Plsi II days with oats, VI Irumbul Dec IL lat
% 45 ionI ~ during heavy gale from M, lost forcop.
mast, nian,opnaa and 4hhooli, wit hn sails yards and
S-l,f ssssi Lasinis, l'c., yanticolc. /, dsys:
seSrJ Baricy, shaw, .l.hiladclphia. : DAYS.
schr n Arthur, Hnskci, Philadelphia :or Portland.
scii COOPER rayoi, raii,a Pha for Plcydsncs
scir Elisabcih. Bsoyn Little rs uarbor.
ss'.r / Bichansu, Shoxoil, AhsSeuu.
Sir ! Gilman Croucu Bosior' 4 days '''N'0"'
sis.uei 1hsu'e, q r',an'pa'. Ary, Post eoya, days
steamer osprsr. Ailssch Providence.
BELOW.
The New York herald., 1862-12-22
Funeral az Major sidney willard.

bOsIoN, Dec. ~, lS0Z.
The remains OF Major Sidney Willard killed at the bat.
Ito OF Fredericksburg, deposited In the Mount Auburn
Cemetery to-day Governor Andrew and many distn-
guishcd citizens present at the funeral Tho nds
pendent Cadets and the Home Guard Of Cambr dge com
roead Tho eecort
The New York herald., 1862-12-22

sssus sapsrin sale cargo The a
ss .ss aas .la:s 4 s i u
esls%:aa issi k.sss sss se'iss; ~
sa's aasa S sss sIsst and wss sss:s, s:a.as
dec load e iron obed 70 aud Seos he se for
s%a ss snd Yak sss o. e ss aoess e
assr der III 61sfa sh ss isrsf' whA 0r sresav0s
,nr ", Androp @ sds eeade@ned az for rnsnns the
psnd sprsa higher court Ve On eoSd e oal' Asl'y'
tsss e @ called he Ad' 'o owned e fs'sp. bs
eI.es samsrycf ss vessels "a .,.
harbois of Ns~ YORK Boston, baltimore Charleston saysn
nah New oressssnd Galveston ssoa
each OF thoso pcrtss-
ships s.....''..'.'''..La Sohoolers los
:c:ros ''..'.'....... Ss
sasaEs, -
rnii.rnLr.i. i'
ssihsi.sins sh... Z ssEooers ssss
Ba Ks :........... il -
aairrsoes .
ss,gs ssrss sch0cnsrs q
ssssfss. ssSs
s4vAEHtg.
Sa.is: ,.:. ss'sasoia'i:."::,
Total. '''...'. rxx c;ra.s;:. 10
s''s'
ss.,aa.aps e''i'isSs ! :....-....
ssilss .'...''..''
Icai...... ;ASS ..............
Notice 80 Masincrs.
ls Portsmouth a ic 81 te. t-Es to; iucys ere ulS
scca a. lAed distance ~ tue lo~sr aa%Sor tassns,ns
s 0 f s% ss"pis e ss ss asr sS he sa
isaea IN & hs barter iS q a"f fo.snd @ " ''
rtoHfsouss s,--nn,coSs IL rHy souSp or
Fls, wE.rnnN nEn,srrs o,.
NoHTnsx. .,g lasaygev'ssy s 3 4ye,sSs,s,s't ,S.,'
ne,:oe thai tAey hsgo sss be esaet i! Tic some
es m VI ns @ ~ uar' s,,es ar hss e
by @ss sat s,eyenson. the Ensaeera,o to Tie Board.
Red Roc.A cast iron Bescon AZ fee, ip gh
slsiD Torias "A msiiablc iron Frame Bcacou 4e rect
IN het ond showing sboG. - feet asoye high water ors
Al Ike caissoucrs hereby further give uctce tss, M
Toll IA eaigibe q ,e.psci Of the sad SEA Macs
so - '''' AfNn1NDEa CUNNINGHAM. Secretary
n Forcisn Porss-
1s Scar vita s' n s.a ees
Gelso y ballast tTae aoosc from c'x cesrespoadea-
sI ssf 1551s s port s r .s oea 1 Kss.s ss
Ss s' os IF BAD M III II @ @ N95s sus snS Sr @ FS
$sTses AZ: Tass wsshs ,Ef from New
asI Srs
American Ports.
BOSTON. Dec ~ AMCld s.ean'sr Saxon, Matthews. pat
as- a a o. nySs ss lasf S
Ms &@GsgS ~ s1s 's s n's .gT T s.
ohas I'd
Easr ,.EEESWIcB, DC ie--Arr at Baier's I,ankinx.
~ IL szEEi issAs pse sa' sear A!ase ssas
GREEkfoEr, De; Is Arr schEs acs,s,un,s, Penny =:
,rh, !; .si Hatiry, Psnay aud Mary Ellen Case SID
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