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TUE OBJECT OF THE ENEMY.

| W ''ir' hNfhi.
There are two grand "lj jec,s Of the en-
emy: lst. to get possession Of the rivel
and thus cut our Confederacy in two
and, secondly, to seize the Confederate
Capitol. and hold it up to foreign nations
as an evidence that the Confederacv does
not exist.
The President dweit at some length
upon the vast importance Of thwartng
the enemy's designs upon this valley be
| considered It's defence necessity not cnly
to the people here, but to the Confsdera
cy itself Nicksburg and Port Hudson
we're points ,ha, must be defended, and
every effort must be strained for the pur.
pose. Ficksburg, he said, would stand,
and Port hudson would stand, if the peo.
pie were true to themselves. This done,
the Northwest would grow restive and
cease to support war ruinous to them
and beneficial only to New England con.
tractors. From the Northwest he looked
for the first CLEANS Of peace.
The President expressed his pra,ifica.
ton that General Pemberion, whom he
had sent here, believing him eminently
suited 10 this command, had sustained
/" sigual manner the high character he
had given MIN. lie also spoke Of Brig
adler General Lee, to whom he had en-.
trusted the defences Of Vicksburg, in
terms Of hearty commentator.
CnEERED BY Ills VISIT.
Although his duties required bis pres.
ence elsewhere, yet when he heard Of the
suffsrings of bis own State, and her dan
ger OF sutjugation by a vandaI foe, his
feelings dragged him to her soil. lie
goes back with lighter heart. lie finds
none Of that depression which was repor-
ted. At Grenada he found the a..nv
sorry that the enemy had gone back
AT Vicksburg they were ready and eager
for the fray. Depression existed only
among that class of men who were con
st'tutional grumblers and faul, finders
lie goes back cheerked, but still anxious
Tor his heart is here-his attachment to
the State has risen since the war began !;
and he can see dangers, though he be.
IIeves the greatest have passed.
TIE TRANS MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT.
On the other side Of the river our nros.
poets are brighter than ever before, and
ere long he hoped that he would be en-
abled to proclaim Missouri free. Ken.
lucky, too. was an object Of solicilude TO
HIM, and he spoke Of he, gallant people
in the kindest and most commendab.e
terms.
AT the conclusion Of his remarks Gen.
Joseph E. Johnston was vocifsrousIy call.
ed for. The scar worn hero looked a lii
tie nervous while the House rang with
loud, swelling aud prolonged applause
lie arose and said:
"FELLow CITIZENS: Ny only regre. is
that have done SO little to merit such a
greeting! lPromise you, however, ,ha,
hereafter shall be watchful, energetic
and indefatigabls in your defence"
This speech was greeted with ,rsmen.
dou', "Proarous and prolonged plaudi,s
Evidently Gen. Johnston possesses the
unboupded confidence and esteem Of Mis-.
sssippians.
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EXCHANGE NOTICE. No, q.

J.. All Confederate officer. and men who
have been captured aud parol.d ia Virginia
or Mary land, u, any time from the beyinino
OF hOstIiIiies to the Ist OF November. ls6l.
have been duly exchanged, and arc hereby
so declared.
}. All Confederate officers aud men who
nave been delivered at Aikcn's Landing. on
James r''er at any time previous TO III. tn
OF November, 1862, have been duly sx.
chnhged, and are hereby so DECLARED.
o h'i Confederate officers and men who
have beef delivered at Vieksburg, Mi.,is.ip.
P'' previous to the LIST at November, 1861,
and Including said date, have been duly ex.
changed, aud are hereby so declared.
ROBERT OULD,
=, Agent OF Exchange.
Nov. 10, 1861. n-jt.
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Notice

nUkiNG NY ABSENCE IN the armv
- James X. Lark is authorized 10 r.n,..
sent me officially. The Office will Il. e.,
'pe" ana 'he du''e' pertaining thereto dis
Urged by him.
H. J. HANCOCK, OK c.C.P
Lancaster q. 10 Jan. -, 1884. 5i,,
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THE REAL DANCER.

The President remarked that when he
arrived here he thought the enemy were
pressing down upon us from the Northern
borders Of the State, but when he wen,
TO Grenada he there learned that nothing
could be seen Of them by. their BACKS
They were going back, perhaps with tile
intention Of reinforcing the heavy
column that was nov being thrown down
the Mississippi River. The real points
Of attack was at yicksburg and Port
Hudson; aud TO all who desired 70 lend
= helping hand to the country in her
present exigepcy lie would say, "Go 10
Port Hudson and Vicksburg without de.
Jay"
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SMALL Pox.-SiLce the first case Of
small Pox reported by u. some week,
ago, two other cases have occurred in
this town. contracted elsewhere. The frs,
case has entirely recovered, and the other
two are convalescent.
We have no fears that the disease will
spread through the community and il
the town authorities will adop, and en-.
force proper restrictions, it canuo, spread
Charlotte Democrat.
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NOTICE.

Application will be made 10 the I.egisla,
inre at its next session tor m incorporation
Of the Moriah Baptist Association.
August :7th 1861, 2o-3n
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

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THE DAILY BULLETIN
t A ia W BA JOURNAL
PUBLISHED ny
+. ii. RITTON,
CHARLOTTE, X. /,

N"NIVIIEt n, G.
These Papers (embracing the Tsi.,y.ek.
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Charlotte. N. T.. affords unusual advantage.
10 Advertisers both Mt home and abroad a.
taey command circulating medium of
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SHIPPING INTBLErGIvfE.
PORT or EEw-YOR "a
4 Iearrd.

e'-sn.Lp- -Ooean Queen Wisoa, fEpinw'l. D. y Alien
Ailx-.Iy ssLa gt0l oigsOee Ban 'sIc4sfo 5siton q
Co.. Na,rs gaI.ei. Bsaihn. L.ut0u ". d l.. Ntl5en.
Eaks-l,uisclaDu tBrotD.i ssschen BIen. H. hoop =
c.. Nelpomono tBI.l Necf Cob Jolu I.rssJni klnyn
Pruss) DsIhnberg olouesstsr. Eng, foHch neaeao =
W.nGi, Rudolph. Pnasj L1rfto 10 Trojan, " - y, ~
Co; jane A. Bi.hop lBr), Do~nsy LIDsna. :. D. Wsc
Co. Morning Star, Dan.l si-fng sin'iaso Ws(tei !
Co; Ocean SKINNER fBrl, Noost~r CIocnsto an Boyi
h.lckeai LeKoy, Coleuaa C@os BY { IT, l. h. "r5L'
CO. -
r.isssfy or. hoei HsTbor OEace Greene CgTy; MAJ
garets (HsDDy.l OcsnSn. fernsnnuce, Punch hehcso
Neudi Bos,;s Porter Asp.Aasl, Panama Rs4lroCd Co.
International (HrC Decker london G. Macarthur Lydia
H. Cole fAr) Buirr GstafpoIa,, T. A II. Wsnsier 20
Mar. Or, King MsIahsu and p4Ia Bnrdei. tsefo',
GctOonsrs-O w. Perry kelsey, Boslon, Van bruri
slsght; j. H. YouinAns Peterson st. Mays Van Lrsll
Csrlan rssse Hatch, Boston, H. b. Racket Son
MARY - ssco, q. l.. Haich John hdsn. Ba'cL. Fors
mouth G. H. Isch YANKEE Taylor. Yors River, csnteI
o,eS Eddy Hunter Portland Mayer Sargent led Rover
West. Ponsnd Stgsr I. Sargent W. Csp-s, Wa name.
Northampton Is. J. Campbell; b. Ccok Jon.s Accomse
j. Campbell; M. Munson Brewster, toriross Monroe Bake
Dayton; American Chef Pfrssy, IIoassoI, }. Hayi'
and Anne Hail Pa River w =. Grown o Col Or 'on,
Prsl ran River W. 5. Brown Co., May Helen Hudson,
ProydeAce, Van BIanl slssh
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order Aua 81 expehenceda hurricane during VIM 49,,
mad, clean breach her was thrown do"n q"
md. for two hours split sails 'rrune riddc'-h a. ~ th
,,,rts and haches. wnfhec everything nof'"p' nm Il
decss sprung LAX which oos AT hands sh''' "o" " "
X jue (af St. John h. FL Skinner, Jaehme' II days
Jig Joscp4nc lofTaro N 81 Cougdon, Cow Fay {. D.
T. live. coal 20 IL. j. =. 4. neNoii. NJ, c.,
Eng Young America tof plymouth Mas') Pool 1a 1rhnu
July H. id.s wool IC.h INST s ~ ION %
20 fanaed ship SsnIostt Of y i-casse seeii 9noIth
Scnf Lusiia, Underhil hey Wet, III d-ys couSh' 70
j. Wenburg Aug H. LET. Is Ion. 60 spoke scbr Las.o'
Gilmore from hey West for Hamburg. ~
scl Adde Barnes Seas Para July - rice &C. 70 Jo'.P
peno. hug 20 la 20 49, Ion 90 81 experienced hnc'oo
which lasted four days. lost 80 hLfs. lss' oil deek
sch Fiorenc. fosers, Rogers AieIari is d. - ouSs "
bslast. -, Lilo,
Schr Nelson Watson Cow Bay coal. 10 Bret Son o.
scr. Malths NeAe!s, Small, Maehss, d-5'' ui'o' "
Simpson Clspp =, -.
Scr SAXON Cassidy. Cas 10 days lumber to Jed rry'
schr benjamin. whaen Passport, days. la'h' to Jed
schr. vi;ilant, Saunders, New-H
Sch-. II lry Wilcox Figshethport coal for Saco
Schr. {. K. NicAery Babbir, Taunton.
Schr. Breeze, uUsc, Providence. ballast.
Schr Emn, FuThush, Hal, Providence.
Schr. J.. a. Hayden, 81 ih, Ne ~ Haven.
Schr Globe Hunter, Bangor lumber 10 master
Steamer Fanny Fenton, PhisdelphiA, md'e' 10 Lopez
Kirkpatrick. -. J..
Steamer Potomac Sherwood, PoT.lInd rnd'e and p' ."
Steamer Rugsle., MeDermcit Philadelphia md'e.. &c 70
Steamer s. C. Walker Rodgers, Phadelphs md'e.' k'''0
s'eincr N. Mary, Smith Phialepha rndse sc to j. 4
Steiner s. L. Phel.. Brown rhiadeYLa, mdse. to j.
n. BIlggs
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The Pirate EsoriIn Again.

sHIF FRANCIS b. CUTTING CAITinFr M noNDrn
The ship Francis b. Cutting, Capt James I.
Naioney arrived at this port Monday morrinc from
Liverpool and reports: Sailed fCu Liverpool July o.
Nolha. III neto occared uutl AUr. GNAcn il ia! lio
10 lon 40 20 strange and snspici0usookng seil ap
Pearod to windwald It tLep hoailg strong from tie
north. ao th-v csf will rOr~a r. ii all soon h.rc
down for us fined sl o across o bow aud A.istcd she
American ensign NJ the nszeu peak. vt this time she
was very near as and saw tina. Sic was an armed
steamer, bark rugged. We ,hcA showed cDors, and
prepared 10. hoaIe 10. hile doing he fred q
second shot which passed letweer our folc and main
nasts Ne ;Acn love 10. lie ,'so love TO- distance
then guarteI Of mile 70 VAdN ard and sent Al
arred hoAS crew alongside. c1at4l.i Two heue idh'S
enn eight mcs.
A. soon SIS Ito Lieutenant iu command came on hoafd
he a-Dcd fox TIE Z. pam. Then pointing Z" .Ae Nest
- Wild taid SAD tact SIP 20 vino ara ~ lou on
the Confederate slocrOi-Rar lviide Aour s"E -
Triae. VA. pu; oac q ny men al your MLc'i' , 1
please Sir" and ordered u his alc1 mon 70 ua
down nv far ~ this time tie vessel % nHGN"i"
WAS flying the American flag He taen ass'n w see
nv PAPERS which / showed lin. he eN14heI az ~!
tiled British invoices, GsSi1G lS u,"a'' ~ g,fd
Iron and now many passengers i'H o" y'n'Si ~.
81, r,Sih ~ Nm. le thou had long converse.
tion with his shin by eicsl9p. he u, q Lie A woud
like to have my ship i.red Ielnco "y'u o'i ~; 1s
fhen sid No4i ave 10 90 az board tho Fioi0h VIA
him. declined don 90. / would not leave my ship &C.
my passengers were Brush sntieo:s' and "Srld NOT
.rast their lives il another persons hands lie tele'
o,.obed 10 his snip again and SAID he would probably
have 10 my ship for Ia. al pat Tie lasScis rs out
ard burn he ship otherwise. II Captain Mafit; az.
proyed of j. ne would Oo1d tho ship for 30 80 told
Gin the nip worth such money and Tat woa.d
lot sgu a bond 10 that effect
After a consultation Of two or three hours he agreed
80 take 5000 ior which 4 signed bod under the
cOadiNol Of Captain MafiIs approval aud sent my
chief board with them 20 witness ny signature
he then tceg aphcd 10 that the bond accepted,
Ana returned tho mate After dctaiflnk us hye hours
We proceeded our course. &c. TIE florida" I'M
moiately -ago chase ~ a large thip 20 wind yard,
wiic3 took u nc "a American; Understood nom tAc
IieaiCuant ga tC florida who on board that the
FLORIDA had burned two American sliIs. and bonded
two o.lcIs but would not g.re thcr names.
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Arrived.

Steamship siton, meiiillan, Lvsrpoo' lid ,rd oue,n,
town .l 1T 5.5j p ~ mdse md 1di Isas 70 T.. Cunsfd
Aur n s 10 H., lon ~ %, at 80 y ps,ses steamship
Scot lsace IJh AZ u - ~. lat 70 o. lOr %, posed
s,easip America bound east 20 At 10 q. St ~ ig
~ Is passed ship Guy MAN cTng o Lteipco July ~ for
ke"YoTk I'D 1t yssod through the northern circuit
Of q cyclone.
ship Francis D. cuttig Maloney Liverpool, July D. nt,e
and ~ pas el WELL 10 J. a. Smith Co "a ius had
hurricane from y y To u g., which bew with goat voenee
zee 'pned with hcsyy lost lower ioIciopsnl
lo""f hlen topaz AID ioretoppn.t stay All ht upI fore
toP'n tnf over maitopsel Aug 10 - -. lon 50 70
~ company WIN .np Aons"Hda, Juiu, hon Liverpool yor
Philadelphia
Snip Atlantic, lo Bosion) Dnsmole fa.Lard i.sgl 81
day. IN ballast te c. 9. Duncan l. Go.
fng Loulsa Crosby Tons Island II day, ,a 10 r James,
Bg Stephen Duncan Horton. Key ~ via t. Torusa,
II dayf, ballast 10 \. l.. McCfesdy L Co
Bug fnihOh iauLi Sanrnt1en, Nowoatte 90 dAys coal
10 FuncL Mcipcke a. NendL
Pns abo IT, of bostonj Cobb Natsnns, Is deg sugar
SEM s. j. Waing, Smith. Alelaadria days, bala'. 10
Big Acme, OBJ. Of Yarmouth n 81, Bond Londondcny
"A dsts ballast 10 Boyd Iiunckon. Aug Andrew Me
Ci,eyy seaman Of Dg Pond, n. b, fell nom thI naniop
yaaut ard overheard and drowned Aug U.s. a ~ o.
op o. 10 spoke III big W. H. Bgeow, from rarsboo H. 81
for Glasgow. ,,,.. O. ~. t..,
IS days psssed Gibraltar July ~ marble 'snons &C. 70
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HEADQUARTERS, PRovosr. MARsnALb OyvIcn,
Urn CoSGREssioHAL DISTRICT, No. I'll BR0ADwAY Z
Nrw.YORK. Aug. 10, 1853.

NEw-YORK, Aug. III, iSo''
DcsertensThs attention Of all citizens 10 called to Sec
ton "a Of the act for Enrolling ard calling out the Ndtonn
Force and for Other puTo'e" which in the words follow
ing:
SEC. a. "AspBE FURTHER Ey,crsp: That ererypey,on
not subject the Rus and drfiess Of Var rho procure
eree attempt en'ee soidie, IN the service
of the United Sta derf ho hall haybor, conceal
oirs Eupi oynKsr carry him array aid
IN cayyyny him aray kno,cing him 10 be such pho shau
purchase from any soldier HE sqvpments ann unitio
UNIFORM clothing any part Msrecf and cay eapfain
commanding icer Of any ship rs"ei, or any rpern-
eadent or eordlet Of any railroad ar any other public
conveyance carrying aUay any such solder, az 0"' y
his ere o. o,er knorin9 han 10 haze de'-fed or d1
yefuse 10 deliver him up 10 tie order Of hs commanding
officer shou upon legal conviction Defined at the di'refio" %
any court havng eognzans the same IN any s" not f'
eeelg I've hundred duay and he aaA b 'mprtsoned nDs
.,e,,diao too wear, nor kss than sir sonshs"
The number Of dsserers from the u g. Army from reg
u.n,. now IN tho 6ed dsucd and employed IN this Dis
h. will cause the law In relation to employing or oonceans
them to be yorou,y enforced aid ell warned against VIC
lating the preceding section
JOEL B. ERHAIDT,
Csnt,fn and Provost MARSHAL lVth District
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Goi.nsrE .seGTtlits.

70 fhf Icifsr - The y. }. Irtbrne
SIR: The mos, unjust aud erroneous reports
Of Judge-Adyoea.o NatoT5uI! and Adyutani General
6psague relation 20 tue quotas OF troops furnished isr
Iho War ncoG further ventilation. Weup d the rural
districts Ling 10 credit tie City oi New.iofh
with al she il entitled 20 but do not care 70 credit h-r
with IN the soldiers furnished by tie State WHO hap
Yened encamp IN thsycin.y Of the city While Tie
regiments were being recruited. TIE fact is that there
Is no date from which It be asocrtaned with GER
tanty where the soldiers came from who enlisted PIE
vious to "a Jelly lsC2 They we're recruited from all
parts Of the Stste without reference to the locality Of
the camp Very few camps were opened IN the rural
districts; as consequence, al tie recruits offered
were sent on 10 headquarters The City OF New.Nork
was TIE principal point, and IN and about Sich lore
than half O: the regiments established their h3adqlsri
ers willie recruiting Tie soldiers ohtailod whore
they could b. gOt-recruiiug offices being the 60
ell over the state. ii IL safe proposition
that not recin left the city which had not mer II
II ffom more than dozen counties and soIlo of taem
hearty all recruited from the country. Ii the rule
adopted b. these reports 10 true then this county
Cdontgorners) rated soldiers az all previous 70 JUN
ls62 We l., here "A; home that the County OF Mont
gomery nearly 1000 10 the previous ~ the
call of July Iet2 aid yet not so4Gier stands credited
70 us The cit Of this county were active in aid OF
recruiting aid sent thc nen ~ squads or singy 70
any oarnp where Icy wanted. / viii venture a
wager that more half the regiments recruited IN
anG about The city before the cal OF July lso2 lave
men u then who al TIC time o. Enlistment resided Al
Montgomery County. and l presume this 10 true Of
nearly ali the State. The city Nigh; as ell claim he
whole Of tie troops sent from tie State as they al
passed through tie city before they got 20 tic seat Of
war 1t oIy after the 2d OF July, 1862 when quotas
were duly spporoned 20 Il several countes that the
recruits Of the rurrl districts Kept 81 and credited
n home. Had not this arrangement been made, 10
doubt TIE recruits from al par u the State would have
Rooked 70 New-York City they did before Bat he
preposterous character Of these repors appears uh
their face Just look at it. Waterbury and spragls
say that the oiiy furnished 50 0O and upward troops
Tor tire var before July. lsC2, snd ths exclusive Of
1900 militia sert shoIt service. Add 20 the 50 op'
volunteers the 100 enlisted after July leG2 and you
have GO GOO ~ the total furnished oy the city, and - 20
militia beside. The wonder ID that you have any male
population eft n tic city Certainly yoa had very few
men when the - 90 militia absent, and !o: your
elections scarcely show eng falling OF IN tic vote The
reports shameful persersion Of the facts aud are
calculated do great Injustice TO the small part d the
State which lies outside Manhattan.
FtAoHViAe Montgomery Co., AHe. Ia, 1863
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Pu.s,ncp-- Arrived

70 Heqrscr run TEN, JSos Aeute-s IRE. NcKe'v'f
and two c. d.,f ni.. tb.rfy. Chaplain ~. C. ty isi
MAJ Lbai. :. /. Cooty ~ A-s. Jos,gh a ri'tsing
s. Bag Dr. samuel fsfg u. D. A.. A. D. Cay inter- =. l.
.lsos1 Osof,e a. fe.Lsn, L. H. Cs!'y JAEss fcfce b.
Raymond md - b. tiscfare
I. ,feossr Dsd<y leo, rum HeoberD-+)s;L Hoss 80
ls.y Co.. Iouftan 80 rsou Noo4li Gset ruf~l Hcf 81
..n J. h. SLIM w. ii. On'Dlsn tdsssfd hA'.tt Mo .ohf
son Lieut. 0ifAud, Asf- 5gfT~on L.yf"s b. snA1 ~
A .sf j. ~. Kctfus :. p. NJ. T. H. C-n.Fney. L.' a
- h. Clsddur ant l4l u se~fs.e
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hliliiarn Noiitss.
WAN Dry.RrssNr.


rFo,yo'r M,H.aA,, 20 s"A.t, os'i,n
10 "A, raafdof Fnfolr.cri Ieih hifrfri y Nsv ioft
Ia urrordnnr with section n 'le EufoHr.e : q ~
pto.cl Msirh o. rt1 hereby ooufluicae ofaf . follow
h, she irlc1t = DO no4 states. ia reference 10 eans
khrsh.n. lincoln ff,.ia,n, Of ,hs rri,.t STATE, II
'tl'Ii,t, And 'cl-tai''. iH' 'e' 81 " HiI} - 80
r-.rs sua minds furnished and fom he .esci. Sfe' ~
"a ,.t't.,. al r,lt, .nee ,s coarasrcesl.ui q ~
pfessni ab oB n order 70 sqaAse The nafpe'f 'm 20
o~od g., e naact a'esy lani.nsd . ..o-'.sd az We
snd aiy a. the hf. proportional Ii u tic ias Of uoof' Z"
- Isrn.F.d by II. Ah pl..c, q TIE STU q Nc- Oft
sne, 90, The call made by 10 %, STATE u N'v foft
ong and a out tie s.fionsl Flr.s md for onc yr
po.e. .ud In rui.e,Uee q ne 81 ..,sad I'd. ia. ar
toe nuli~r q herein sssssS 20 sd -ls,se and hiy
Icf cent IN stffiot
,h. 49,. q The tnlied susie. to b. shi"d ,.
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iJort- ii)ar0rno' Noiifc.


sTATr ~ NFN.lORF,
forr.W.xpEXs' Osfior. No. lo' Wal Of
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance WIN
,e,iou4 Of the nc, passed Apr ], 1857 entitled An Aci -
Reof.niye the Nafdns Ohcr n The Poi Of N'w oft -
a. rs,ou, Interested in having chHfe o. - ,uJc'
,.r Of such inouirv examination survey that ne oi'
,ne ,...s IN. nov uuucT examination By tie Port Wa
Zen. and that ssii rsninaii0i' va - CO..
peicd within tea day. neIi succeeding ih noe eH '"''
'sil vessels ~ =. =, - :,
steam slip kangaroo ..........'..'''."t' f 70
~ff4.lsl.g Geo ron we
usrt u.,tb.. Nu,y.fd Pier No. 10 J. b.
& n. BRANllALL, ff'siept
J. Auc's lf,Hsisss. Secretary.