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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

NOTlCE-The Co partnership If Root
Morrison being dissolved by the death Of e. G. Root
the senior partner is necessary that the butness Of the
firm should be closed speedily possible. All persons
therefore, hAEine
Unsettled Accounts,
requested To call Immediately and arrange the
Prompt payment will he required that the liabilities Of the
hra may be met and dsehrged The business will be set
tied by ths Undersigned. Fl. l.. MORRISON,
Surviving Partner Of Root h Morrison.
Ashtabula June !, 1861.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

Total Assets $'SsS11z $SS1 20
I0tal Liabilities. to,Nta ~
For details Of investment, small cards and circulars
Insurance may be effected n this old and substantial com
pany on very favorable terms.
Apply 70 j.. q. FARMER, AgSAt.
ky-Dweings and Farm Property insured for a term Of
at very low rates- Ashtabula, July 1851. u0S
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

Farmers and neehanesl you we afford 10 Deslset
your teeth ior trding sum, you get newpTesevayes
lhan which hothchd AEtor get nothing better Re-
member that Dyspepsia and Consumption Of tAs LaaRs often
originate In neglect Of Teeth Send for the Treatise
Teeth and read Dr. Fshs observations this s0hjeet II
too late to arrest decay in your teeth your ehdenS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

which are liable to impart faint TO the month
d. hurds Tocthache Drops ToothAehs arsing from
exposed nerves. the best friends that parents can
selSeshom loss Of sleep and sympathstie suffering
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-04-26

NOTICE-HaEing secured the valuable
services q The weknoWn and reliable Druggist Mr.
JAS. ~ ALLEN, the Public that they may 10.
pend upon being well attended toy 9I always Ind
Mr. Allen myself Al The counter Tsady and happy 70 attend
70 the gant believing the public viii appreciate this eKer
WI y. COPkLAND, Aet
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN AUG. 2 1902
TEETH! f6 TEETH


IN previous advertisement IN this paper announcing
had permapentlv loo ated Dentist in this village l.
after about six years experience in the kuober ""rA u
itangy recommended il As in every respect superior any
thing else for artificial teeth. And referred to gentlemen
in Windsor and Windham Counties who mad worn us
york in nreterpnce TO Gold for wears who willing TO
testify as TO durability, cleanliness and llgltness o
had recommended to the people here to Use poison eei
in their food could not have been by some Smat SOM
denounced more According 10 their account, (ad tei
ought To know beter) rubber everything that was hau
Ii would not last two years, and tile time was hh'l re
duced down sly months they had seen sets that were
decayinu and SacHing foul it that any one wear
ing il tainted the atmosphere Of an entire room, &c RI
nay, il was said that the Chief Agent of the American
Hard Rubber Company Dr. Franklin said if he was gong
have OF teeth, and then going away always rom
Dentists he would have nothing but Gold ard that ne KEEP
rotten piece of Rubber exhibition Please read Wha'
New YonK, April 3, 1862
Dear Sir:-The charges made against are not 50
strange when we consider the reckless disregard OF truth
which seems 80 natural 10 some I never made any such
statements r the that til Rubber work the longer
il used, the evidence have thdt II VIII JdstJ
the high hopes of those who at carly day adopted II IN
their practice, simply because tn obtained better results
than with any other material These same persons aIef
six wears OF extensive practice With IL watching the dlfef
ent influences of health and disease. have eatngE
regard superior any and all other substances
and il to the exclusion OF all metal plates saw sc.
the other day that had been worn IN the ncth every da'
six years. and it id moi shoW The least sign accom-
position hut the contrary was a. RRTGn AND PERFECT
as though it had been made yesterday. Everybody likes H.
and many patients wouldn't take gold plate as gilt Ny
own confidence increases every day it. and if was to
engage in practice again. had rather have pound OF
rubber than ten pounds Of gold L be used Il ha'c Tor az
tifcial teeth am very tIuly
''''''' '''''' " FRANKLIN, Agr.
was then stated teeth anutacurers did not make
any more teeth the be work, the demand had
ceased The fulowngIe ter H. II Mr. White the largest
tooth manufactures in the world speaks for itself
PHIApElPHIA, April III, l6G.
/ DR.J. 81. CoMEGYs. Dear Sn In reply to your ques-
ton would say that am making abon as many
Rubber Iheth as all otr kinds put gener ard ii ever
said making rubber teeth, entirely mSap-
pretended the question my experience that the demand
p,hl stpCFn IA
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

CURE
BILIOUS HEADACHE !

BY the OF these Pills the pc '.>tjN.l erv-
Sick Headaches may beD 49,. taken
at the commencement of an immediate relief
from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing tie nausea and head
che to which females subject.
The act gently upon the bowels--renoving Cos
tiveneSs
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females all
persons of sedentary habits they valuable Lax.
alive. improving the appetite, giving and vgor
the d!g"' organ anc restoring the naura elasticity
ANA stIei. th D The whole system.
The ETA: ALh PILLS the result oflong invest.
gatiyl, ,1r.. =" conducted experiments having
been IL Il! ), during Which time they nave
prevente! Te!ie 81 vast amount Of pain ana sui
eling from Hledach. Wiether originating in the
GUS system from ranged 81 ate Of the stomach.
They rirc yegt&h:e in their composition, ana
nay be taken ii all times win rcrtet safety without
any change OF let and the absence ~ any dSa DE
tps te renders il easy 70 ad-ir,arer to 3hidren.
BEWAk2 OF CODNTEaFEiIS!
Tie genuine naya lie sIgnatllcs Henry { Spaid.n9
81 each box.
Sold b. Druggis,s and al! either Dea,efs in Hedicrs
Box will be ser. ~ mail prepared Receipt u,
Price rs Gents.
All orders shou.a address ed to
HENRY c. S9ALDIEl.
43 Cedar Street. Hsy lorA
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
+, wIe's Pile and iIunIor Cure.
THE ONLY SURE CURE

FOR BLEEDING, BLIND. AND ITCHING PILES
LEPRuSY, SCROFULA. SALT RAEUM,
AND DISEASES OF TIE
SKIN.
One bottle warranted to cure every OF Plies two
bottles in all other of the ub diseases IL
dealers requested to refund tn Bey IN every ca 40
Only five bott les in thousand returned and those were
confirmed FiSUa. Hundreds OF letters and
are now III the proprietors possession which can be
seen ON apple alton Send for Circular
Prepared BY hFNRY u. tOWLE, Chemist. II Pine
street, Boston sold everywhere. Ccrtiheaies with
each bottle.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
E'saGSEX
Looking G'a>> and Picture Frame
MANDATORY.

Nos. 22l East Twenty Third Street,
i73 d ITS Grand street g. 2I5 Centre Street,
EsrABLlsHEn 1888. NEW YORK. EsTABLisHrp Ice
ms Establshm has been in sfu operaop >,
yeaa and the Largest Of the kind in the ni,ed state
ton OF WY ''Ser'P
LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE & PORTRAIT FRAMES
rain and Ornamental Pier Wall, Oval and
Mantel Glasses. Connecting Cor,ces
Base and Bracket Tables, with
Aarbl" Slabs Toilet
,, Glasses, &c, &c.
"euluhes Tor Picture Frames in lengths suitable for
transportation, either Gilt, 8erling Rosewood OsE ~
s srS biroseye, Mahogony &c. Our Aanufactory
our line as good as the best and cheap as the ebeas
DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CALL UPON rs
Nhtn they visit New York. We claim to be ahl. ., ~
Ply nem WIN every article in our line which thew o. n
possibly require, at prices lower than they can MI -.
lsewherr. ' van purchase
orders " mail attended to with promptpess M No..
Iali ~ call when T"d visit New York ~ "o'
, Wn,e anu "arerooms, No. ?l5 Centre StN
'''" HORACE V, SIG LEI, Agt.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
Vcrass0EGg Ecaagrsas asld @taiij.
wan SsaiiEeaGs.
- "a. :=4@-s>
as - . i q. z .-..s ~ ~
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 23d, 1862.
Err. ms l1oing South and EH4Y.


Leave Morlpeiie ,; AZ ~, % P. ~ and 10 IS m
Al ALL TR>r- leaves Rous-S Point a 45I NJ. !; 81.
W Alba ns at $50 \. NJ. Darlington 7l5 A. NJ, Con-
Meeting Waite River Junci, withlrans for from
Wells River. 81. Johnsbury and iltleiOh, aud with
Nerthe.n Railroad Tor Boston, Lowell Worcester &c,
and connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire r. r.
Boston and with Vermont Valley X. r. for Spring
field, New haven and New York, arriving iu New York
at TO- l5 P.
EArREss TRAIN leaves Rousss Point at sos A. for
Burlington and Northied. Connecting at Butln gtuI
with boats for Whitehall, &C
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves OgdellshAE at l2.Ju NJ.
Mon! al 400 NJ Rouscs Point OF Clio ST., arrv
Ing al Boston at $40 M connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire x. R. 10. Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valey K. K for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving IN New York at : 20 r.
Grains GOtng aofsh and Wes'.
Leave Montpelier at 3 0S 4. NJ. 7.35 NJ. and 50 P. 81
MAIL TRAM leaves Boston 7.30 A NJ, Via. Lowell
Lawrence FitChburg. Leaves ringitd at .25 NJ
Bellows FANS at 1925 P. connecting at White nlvef
Junction VITA Northern Il. r. from Boston and with Pas
Sunps!c R. H. ton aud from st. JobIshury aud Lit tCtun
arriving a Burlington at Obs p. and 81 Aihans at
80 Ogdensbutgh $50 NJ, and Montreal III 80
p NJ.
AccoMMoDATIoN Train leaves Norhded al % \. NJ.
and HnEh -lon al $50 NJ, tor Rouses Point and Mon
IeIl.
NIGHr EXPIRES. TEAIN lee ht"ws Falls at 9 Is P >
cevng passengers from Vermont Valley K. Z. leavaI
New York 500 \. NJ, AID from Cheshire t. K
. leaving Boston al ! 90 =. VI. connecting NJ
J3O Lowell at $50 VIA !;,t .+i.cc. i.ear
NhNt RIVER Junction q. 1853 NJ, artiEi at HGItnmo
al ~ ~, Hu"Sts Point at ~ a. 81, AuIi real d
1860 II. and Uedt yin - 40 p. w., cnnuectn
with Grand Trunk tram. !er Detroit, Chicago and tn
West.
Sleeping attached t. ho'N The night spre
trains unnmg Detwee. Roa.es ru'n a, d noston.
Through T!ckeis 'or Chicago n" Ne>I for sar Il
the principal stations
-; AIhaua " -. ~ 1850
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
Grand Victory

ht undersigned returns his thanks to his ep'vJ ,rt
Ior the good encourag mt that he has hsd ~ q,
'oims them and the public that he will continne Ma
'ou,e promptly all orders that shall he entrusted 70
House, Carriage and Furniture Painting
all kinds OF
Graining. Glazing, and
PAPER HANGING
Tie keeps also on hand,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
Chelsea, December I'd, 1861.
Probate Courts.
samuel p. ssoutwell's Estate

THE subscribers having been appoint ed by the HOnoa
l bic Probate COnrt for the District of Randolph, com
isSonerS. receive examine, adjust all claims and
emands of all persons, against the estate of Samuel r
Boutwell, late of Wiam,tOw in said District, deceased,
represented nsolvent and the of six months from the
.lst day of May. 1862, being allowed by said cour'
The creditors OF said deceased, to exhibit and
their respective claims before Give notice, that
will ate nd Il the duties of appointment at the
dwellnr house of Lydia Boutwell,, in WILLIAMSBURG
SAID district on the last Tuesday of November next,
=, O'Clock in the afternoon, said days
WALTER NEWCOMB, C,
ALEXANDER SMlSH, ! N' "
NliamSiown, Juy l6h A. d. 1862. 3i2fw3t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
ZINC, LEAD, OIL, VARNlSH'

and all kinds Of Paints Nor sale. .or
All orders will be promptly attended to- and at
soie terms He occupies the shop formerly oesSP,'
Russell houssette, back o. Fishers Plating SnTgg'
stairs. A NOUSSEII"
Montpelier, Ap-si.l, 1922 dom
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

little glove stirs up my heart tides STIR nm ~
snOw-white muslin, when it fits, makes MANI ~
notion ,-''-
All sorts of lady ixns thrill my feelings As tbav,
But little female gaiter boots are death ami W.,
shorter " q"
And just to put you your guard
Pll give you, short and brief
small hotel experience
Which filed my heart with grief;
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hots,.
stopped week more,
And marked two " boot-ees" every nor
Before my neighbours door
Two boots with patent leather tips
Two boots which seemed to say
" An angel trots around In US
They stole my heart away,
And often in my nightly dreams
they swept before my face,
lady growing out Of them
As flowers grow from vase
But an one morn saw a sight
Which struck me like a stone,
Some other name was on the boo.
Those boos were not alone.
great tall pair Of Other boo;
Was standing by their size.
And IF they walked one 4.t-s-t..
And with ;Aeil walked. sr'te.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
THE GREAT CAUSE OF
"a u NJ A n MIS- e E Y

just published in Sealed Envelope Pcce cts
\ LECTURE By DR.. CULyERwELL. on THE
~ - AND IRE of spermatorrhoa, Consumption
lmpaif'! Nutrition of ne Body. Lasstud- Weakness
OF me limbs and Back, Indi-po.j.ion and Incapsc-
ttE Tor study and Labor Dizziness Of tpprehep sion
Los Oh Memory, Aversion 70 Society Love o SOLITUDE
Imld!ty, self Distru,t, Dizzue., Headache Affection,
g, I"S rye; Pimpe' on NE Fac Involuntary ni ssons
ana sexual .n;apac'ty, t- Consequence. Of Youthful In
discretion, * &c '''''' -
w IhiS admirable LecWre clearly proYe, iha, I'M.
ABOVE enumerated often .e-3tic.ed evils may he re-
n"F'd "i,ho"t mtdiciur"ud without ia gprpus sar.ica
operations ana should be reat very 18th and .,.y
man in the land " '' -'-iE
sent under seal to address N plain, sealed en-
yeope on The receipt Of six cents o. Two post ..
by addressing "l''
CtIAN. !. e. KLINE CO..
~ BoNrrS. NewYork. Pot ONO, B,> As
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

W during the present their Line st cas
UPEEAS CABIN SrGA MEEs,
Daily, between O2ensburg. Cea vea:,d Toledo Detroit:
Milwaukee, and intermediate ports including
Kenosha. Racine, PIT ashngon, Saeboygan hanItowoc
P Huron, and St. Clair, leaving Osdensburgh on arrival
OF the Express Train from the East, calling regularly for
passengers and freight al Brockville Alexandria Bay.
Clayton Cape Vincent, and tswego.
Passengers and Families moving West. can
embark with their Luggage, Teams, stock &C. and land
together without disturbance Tranbhipment at their
Port tdestnatIon. These Steamers have large Cabins
and State Rooms, amply and neatly furnished for FIRST
Class Passengers and Second Cabins with Cook Stoves
aud comfortable for Passengers and Fam
lies who may wi SD to furnish their provisions and
bedding
0No efforts will be spared maintain the reputation
OF this, as THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE 6
9yFreight forwarded to of the Agents of this
Company at Ogdensburgh will receive careful attention
and despatch. Apply to
GEO. A. EDDY, Agent. ogdensburgh, NY
GEO. SMITH, General Passenger Agent,
aprsm9 Office X. K. Depot, Ogdenshureh n Y
CHAPMAN, Gent Eastern Travelling Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-01

BOSTON, April 2s-Ar steamer Saxon, Matthews. Phla
S Gs B. sSas ss LssSsSo1
E rH Lao Esn Sss5n
ford SonS Men 70 ssa r ss S NJ 70 r.
Ean.aske, Roads ship Richard Morse remans In President
APr 4, brig ssTeri , S,sh sss
"rnns EisS' sasw' is oHsj Walters 81 .s
April sA ssar Ocean Star I0 land New
SSSSs ass si Es% .sEs a.. h,.
SD sshr , Grssan d hsgse EstS 90
r2s s, ' s.s, sss9'ii sss
nisl luce ard haey Baker EysT .sa sS
lew ..s New aI I. Ssanss
iS aS. smi Ellen v Golden Freerort Amos
FALL RIVER, ipsi SD sloop Helen Bsbcoek Eliza
GErseErowN, SC. March l2-Arr schr Success, Benton,
! ,GEoRGETowS, DC, April a-sid schr VIM Burdon
ARTfoRp ADrl 2sArr sshrs Fannie Hazard EiS
s.s sssnad Buell. and Ia BISS Sss H.
kEY WEST. ril4Arr brig Yankee Blade Esir:hia,
syeE @ S Msry a sya1 NGsp BARK rH
Goleeid, colcord Phlaaepha; brss Mary Alyina Amss
c9s cSssns Wsppoo s9Ssy a. and
Florida pr5.l, snip Island baThs Amsnia 81 Gordon
| faIand, Gillette. NV Pass Miss;
Blade Farchld Ship Island; schrs Ben Hickman, SW
Pass, Miss; Christopher Penieton, Church, Havana;
shndsr Ireland Cardinals 7sh brss John Pierce Nor
lark Fredk Lennis, Sumner, Sasun; schr Aid Cooling
| Cardenas. -
In port 10Th, banks Cocord Colcord; Anna. Wheeler
Kate Samer, Fisk; brigs Mary Mliken Norden; Sam
Adams, Carver; Mary Alvina, Anes; Col Cog4ins Cog
Gins Wappoo Wilkinson; Amanda jane Dorr: schrs Thos
eicom6' Eonnett; SALIVA, Whitmore Adeiine, JacOcks
| Breeze. Hulse; Marine, Godfrey.
LUBRC April 22-Arr sChrs Kate Wilcox McFadden Phi
ladelRhi. sd Sarah Matilda Armstrong fYoyk; 18th, VIII
SEw BEbFoRD April 2s-sid I'm freeman, Chap
1 man NYok.
PORT ROYAL. Sc April 24-In port bark Tezana, Brand
l from NYork.
PORTLAND, April 2s-Arr brgs Express (Br) Firth sa
gua Brchard Torrey, Cotton, Phladelphia; sehrs Ba
more, Dig, do; Minnehaha, Thomas NYork Fessenden
Hooper, Easpor for philadelphia; Wave, Cousins Cutler
tor New York Clara Norton Cry Bhleh for Baltimore
Chesapeake, Crowe, EYork Cid brgs Scotland
Mcclellan Havana; kentucky, Carver, Matanzas.
| PORTSMOUTH, April 27-ATr schrs T, Matthews PHI
| ladelphia; Delaware, Richardson, Rondout.
PROVIDENCE, April 29-Arr steamer Pelican Jones
NYork, Sid schrs Christopher Columbus, Bacon. Haver
Brown, Ingraham; Gazslle Wilson, Brave Crosby, and
selah Strong Tyler, NYork soops Agent, Daniels and
| Lady washlngsoa, Hawk ns. Ehzaoethpor
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S-Arr bark Scotland, Roberts,
Boston SEPT H. Arr prev 10 25h steamer sonora Panama
ship Daphne Hong Kong. Sid ship Jumna, Freeman, Ca
| lao; schr Endeavor. Shanghai.
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canadian -four was in good demand and prices were
rner with Gales OF 800 900 bbe. within the range
Of the above prices Southern -four unchanged in
prices while rather better inquiry prevailed The sales
embraced aeou. 400 bbs. within the range Of our
quotations. Rye -four Arm at figures, with sales
Of lis bbs. Corn meal was firm, with sales Of $50 bbls.
u Jersey and Brandywinc at our figures. Marsh's
cslorc sold al 81 10 SO So Wheat was firmly held
but tho limited supplies checked operations. Some
f6,o00 bushels in small lots were sold at 81 10
a 81 20 for Milwaukee club The inside figure for in
fsor 81 81 FOR red Western and at 81 20 for red State
Corn was firm and IN good request, with salos Of about
1000 bushels closing within the range Of SIC for West
was rs with ' sa Rs Of S'S sSssssao at
delivered Barley was firm and In fair request, with
sales Of coo bushels prime State at Sc farley malt
frmar and good demand at soc for Canadian and
Western, and Ale. a41Hc. for State.
CoFTEy-A sale Of $50 bags Of Rio was made al 10 &c,
cssh.
Corros was Irregular and the sales chiefly made
in small lots regulated in prices what by tbs urgen
or necessities Of those making the sales large holders
net pressing sales while the effect or tic Southern
news has mainly tended only 10 produce more less
about 400 500 bales closing mainly tho basis Of 20
2oiic. with small lot Of ordinary midding sold yes.
teroay afternoon at Csc. ana q small parcel OF mid
ding do was reported today a, 2sZc
FRnogIs:-Rates were nrm, while engagements were
moderate To Liverpool 5000 bushels OF wheat were
engaged, in bulk al Tzd., with do, at ID
500 bbs. Dour at q. sd provisions az 22s Cd
To GLASGOW 60 tons Of oil engaged at 25s To Lon
den 100 terces hams were engaged at 25s A Norwe.
gaI bark was engaged 70 load with wheat for Cork and
Inarkstat IS. per quarter. Rates to Hsvrs we're TN
changed aud engagements moderate.
PRovEioTs.-IUrk--The market Grmcr while the
sales footed up about 900 bbs NJ S2 so sl2 81 20 for
new mess with small lot. probably EXTRA at so 10 and
prime at $40. Beef firm and W fair demand with
sales Of $50 bbls ~ s3 t1s for plain ana sl4 so
fl5 for extra. Bset hams nominal at $40 10 a
SIT so. Prime mess beef wac dull Cut meats
were in good request Ard pfices steady with sales
ported OF 300 600 lbs shoulders an $50 900 lbs
Of hams At nc Bacon was IN noaeT.te demand Com
mon qualities were dali aud neglected. whhe primo
hrm: sales Of 600 boxes maize at e. for short
ribbed, not trimmed nor chsrred lard nrm and In
good request, with sales o. 500 packages at 7Ac
sxe. State butter 10 fair demand at lsc . lsc
and Ohio at l2c 1sc State cheese selling &c
&C. No Ohio ia the market.
2rGAssThs market was urmcr, and for SONS grades
called an Nc. better Tho sacs embraced about 600
hhds including 100 Porto Rico At T5Sc IKE The 70.
mander consisted Of Cubas chiefly within the range Of
6%c &c fo- fair 70 good refining grades, and ~
&C. g. for fair 70 primo grocery goods and IA 500
bags Manila wore sold for refining at exc
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S HlPPIN G NE VS.,
ALMANAC soc Sxv yoRK-rxls DAY
RfGxs................ 81 sxrs eve a
% sieH wArrR..Seve 10 %
Port Of New York, April 40, ases.

Port Of New York, April 40. lso3.
CLEARED
ship sam Dunn ms, Skaisld, CAllao--Nesu th Sens
ship Yorktow n, Meyer Lcndon-0rnnen, n5nturn ACC.
ship Qnesuel. Fsnck, Ha0s--Boyd 4 HinckAn.
ship Orpheus tBrem), WeaGsa Brsmen-Honn ngs A Cos
1srk ooodhue tBr,, WILLIAMS, Falmouth n james.
Bsrk Ben Dorrsnce, snnets, Massnxas-wast, Carver
Brg yoant, Dodse Matsnras~J Ward Co.
Brig kehie (Br). Bnellgrove. So Jago-Brett Son Co
Brig rimo,hy Field (Br). Royal Port Medwayhsetl Son
Br,g NsTy Am Orr Cole 9. John. MP seviu. Son
schr L Mndssy, Chase, 81 Thomas-R Eldridge.
eshr gwi1s OBJ Martin, Anr Csses-Becker Grhaves
scnr utHart Cummings Jacrtiel-R Thackeray.
schr g Maer tBrl, Jahnson Harbor IslandJ r Pear
s,hr Equaor err. Aburr. rfarbor I.snd-,Je. gnes.
Sclg Ann Leonard Leonard, ST Johns-ir A A he rcs
schr Dashawsy tEr) Cunlirdnger, Bsifss-II a Ds
woJ.
schr Triumph JBs), Barker, CarnwAri.
Sehr n y, HcKeag, WsshiDeon--Mas,c~
Schr r Nartn, Barton, Balimore--Master
sehr rEsr 80 'sd n.I. ts faisas,,w Essuh
s ss$+ T a... zS ;iss;.s No.
Sehr Fyanc 500 Ktley Bcsioa@h Rsd s.sSe't
schr Isaoelln FasH In, Boston--Naster
Bcin Royal Osk, Bsnson, Mystic--BTel;, Son 4 CO.
Siohp Pear~ail. I1Ecor, Chincoeagse-NaSLer
sloop ~ Gray Iiilir,ih Cape Msy-Mas,er
sioop Astoria, Satteriy, Proyidenoc--fIS Racket
sioop Richards, Saunders, Norwalk--Naster.
ARRIVED.
French steam Hinboai labradoe, nder do Aarafn
Havana, lays IN sidewbce of 21J horsa ,'
mounts guns AMI has crew Of 30 men. $500
steamship City Of Washington (BrJ. Brooks Laverpeoi
70 John Ilae trryed on The Hghtshtp 29,h II I'm 2tb
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