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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28
New Millinery Goods

MRS. a. H. PARSONS has just received, at her
and best stock of Millinery Goods ever offs red
IN this place, consisting of Bo nets, Hats. Nets, Head
Roofs, also Corsets Spiral Spring Pads, Busties,
Hoop Skirts, &c. new style of Hats has already
We have large supply--the FIRST ever offered in this
market. Also, the Rydei, and all of the different
styles now worn, both Felt and Straw, also large
found the new shade of Leather Color, and we have
ilks. Ribbon and Velvet to match. Every shade of
Velvet. cut and uncut In Bonnets, have Leather
Colored, Cactus, and Straw, Black and White Straw,
Drab, Brown and White Straw end Jet Ornaments
Piumes, Trim Ribbon of every shade and variety
Quilted Skirt Braid. Embroidery Braid, &c. Also
Stamping for Embroidery done short notice.
Ravenna, September 9TH 1868. 9-Im
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Treasurer's Notice for 1868.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN To the of Portage County that
o and Sen sq e
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Guardian,s Sale of ReaI Estate.

pursuance of order of sale made in the Probate
Court of Portage County.I shall offer for sale at
public auction at the door of the Court House Raven
na to the highest bidder Friday the 2th day of Mo-
yensber 1868 about two clock of said day. the
following described real wfhe undivided
fourth of the south parI of ot No So in the south
division of lots in Ravenna in $ i'd Couaty-bouaded
sonth and by the lo lines. north by land of Robert
Cane and east by land of Mrs Clarkand containing 25
in ALL less. Sold free of incumbrauce, and
appraised at S23s, S. Terms made known the day
of SALE FREDERICK HICKMAN. Guardian.
Oct. 20. 2i-4w BY VI. STUART. Atty.
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Sold by all Druggists everywhere.

Cut out the advertisement and send for it, and Avon
IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
May g 1868. ly
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28

John Reacoekss Essnte-Notice of lnsoIv-
ency.
nN the 6th day of O,tober. year 1868, the Pro-
" bate Court of Portage County, Ohio. declared the
rsta te of John Heacock deceased he probably solv
ent Creditors therefore required to their
claims against said to the Undersigned for allow
suce within six months from the time above mentioned
or they will not be entitled to payment.
LEWIS P. MASON, Administrator
On the estate of John Htaeock, deceased.
Randolph Oct. 9Th. 1s63 l4.6w
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CERTIFICATEs OF CURES.

From eight twenty years standing with known
to SCIENCE aud FAME
For Medical Properties of BUCRU, zee Dispensatory
of the United States
See Professor DEVICES valuable the Prac
tice of PBysic-
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR. PHYSICk
Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL. a
celebrated Physician, and Member of the Royal College
ofSurgeoes Ireland and published in the Transactions
of the King aud Queens Journal
See Medical Crnrgcsl Review published by BENJA-
MIN TRAVERS, Fellow of the Royal College OF Sur
geons.
See most of the late Standard wo rks on Mediciue.
Extract BuchH, 81 per bottle, siz for St. 90
Improved Rose Wash, so Z" $50
Or half dozen of each for s2 co. which IL be suf-
the most obstinate cases, if directions
adhered to
Delivered any address, securely packed from obser-
vation.
EA-Descrihe the symptoms in all communicatious.--
Cures guaranteed. Advice gratis.
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FINKLE 81 LYONS
Sewing Machines.

fINHEsE MACHINES make the lock stitch alike on
both sides, and less than half the thread silk
that the single loopstitc Machines
will Hem, Fell Gather, Ccrd Brsd, Bind, &c, and
better adapted than any other Sewing Machine in
the frequent changes and variety sewing requir
ed in a family. for they will from one to twenty
rhicknesses of MaTseiles without stopping and make
overy stitch perfect from the finest gauze the heavi
est beaver cloth. the stouest harness leather,
without changing The feed, needle or tension, making
any adjustment of Machine whateveri! -
They simple in construction, and easily under
sood aud if any is broken by accident, readily
replaced.
These FAcrs and will go far to determine
the choice of any intelligent buyer.
Please CAL and Er1miHe. send for Circular.
N B. Local Agents wanted in sections yet occu-
pied. Address,
FINKI.E & LYON s. M. CO.,
No. 5ss Broadsudy, Neu York.
Aup ust l2 1864. -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-28
nrm advertisements.

ONE or two single gentlemen can be
~ accommodated with board, at 296 Main street. up
per tenement. d6t+ s2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-28
auss diff Collector h District Hpt Of Madms
HOUSE AND COTTAGELOTS FOR

~ OOOE AMI COI IAGE LOIS FOR
~ SALE.-Three House Lots Lilcon street. about
so feet fro opposite the residence p L. Moen ESQ.,
avery rare chance, as the oca is very convenient TO
business and on one OF the best streets In Worces
Cars every few moments Five COTTAGE Lots near
Harvard street, very desirable men of moderate
means, who wish for quiet home the centra, part of
ment. ~ - -
To those who desire land great inducements are
ohered In the way of good land fine prospect good wa
ter and good terms. in growing part of the CITY to
which the convenience of the Horse Railroad will
doubtless shortly be extended Lots, from to acres
prices. ID, l. MESSIN,;ER
Worcester, Sept. %, 1868. dis2w s23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-28

ROOFING. = THOMPSONS PA
AZ TENT ELASTIC ROoFING.-Ths Roofn1 can be
applied to roofs of any shaoe-either oval. fat, or
pltchsd; it will not melt, crack; avoids the OF
sand or gravel making Clean smooth surface and is
very light. lin Roofs mey be covered with the com
POSITION making them proof against the weather. and
Orders for roofing and for covering TIN roofs nromntv
attended to by WIN L. CLARK, Agent for Worcester
county. Oc No. 270 Main, Austin street. Worces
TER MASS. diff iVl5
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[By f. w. VAILL.J
RARE CHANGE A

CBy +. w. VAILL.J
- RARE CHANG E-VALUABLE
@sit RESIDENCE AT AUCTION. No. Park street.
AsAzcorner Portl and i favored with Instruction
from the heirs to sell, THURSDAY, Oct LIST, IL
O'Clock, the above Residence lately owned and occu
pied by Mrs D. g. Morse deceased, containing twenty
two rooms conveniently arranged Tor two tenemens
the ground floor in good repairs supplied with hard and
soft water, Gas. &c, &c Plaza nfront; good cellar
under the whole The lot has frontage on Park
street of 20 feet, end 40 feet on Portland.
The above offers opportunity for investment OF
occupation as the location is central and neghborood
desirable For further particulars Inquire of EDWARD
BEMlS, Harrington corner, or the Auctioneer,
s22 dtol L. w. VAIL.
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By j. L. HENsHAW W, Auctloneer.
EDEREMPTOkY SALE OF A VAL
\ TABLE MILL SITE, WATER POWER AND
MACHINERY Will be sold at public auction, without
the premises. at the village of Three Rivers,
in Palmer, three miles from Palmer depot, the West
ern Railroad, on TUESDAY, the goth of October next,
at ~ NJ, the real estate buildings and water power
of the
PALMER COMPANY,
including the old lion in the ruins also dye house and
fixtures, picker house and fixtures, cotton house. saw
and gris mill, dwelling houses, machinery, Within s
pckers openers Taunton speedes, sewing machine,
cloth winder, yoke of oxen CARTS TOOLS derTicks safe
&C. &c.
Also SO of wood land including stone quarry and
l73 acres, called the Monroe lot.
The water with the present canal supposed to
be sufficient for 20, 900 splndles.
The purc of the water and mill site at pub
lie auction will be required to secure the payment
Ct 81 w as the premises struck of and the
purchasers Of other property will be required to pay in
cash twenty centum of the amount of their
Furthe- terms and conditions made known at the time
and place of sale
Information and particulars, for the purchase of
any Of the above property private SALE apply to
SAMUEL HAINEi, Agent, the premises, or to j. s..
d. Z. " RIGHT d Co, Boston.
sl4 dlawto9&ol6,l7&l9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-28

TN TERNAL REVENUE NOTICE
Il CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, SrH DISTRICT, MASS. No 2ls
Main ST.. Worcester, Aug. l5 IS63-Public notice is
hereby gwen that the Collection List OF Duties
and Taxes for the 1868 under Excise Act of the
United states has been received the assessor of
said district, and they now due and payable The
ceive the same and to deliver Licenses to those who
have applied from the fifteenth until twenty ninth
day OF september next at each of the following places
to wit:
For Division No. I-Consistng of Worcester Auburn
Leicester shrewsbury, BOylston. and West Boylston
at the Collectors Office No. 2lS Main Worcester
Paxton, Oakham and New Brainlree, at the office of
CHARLES Knowlton, deputy collector, in Holden.
For Division No. 3-C0nsisting OF North Brookfeld
Brookhed West Brookfed, Warren and Spencer at the
office of Eli j. Whittemore deputy collector, in Spen-
Ger
For Division No. 4-Consisting of Oxford Charlton
Sturbridge Dudley, Southbridge and Webster, at the
office OF Andrew j Bartholomew, deputy collector, in
Southbrldge.
For Division No Soon isting of Grafton Millburv
Sutton, and Northbridge at the Office of s. Davis Hall
deputy collector, in Grafton.
For Division 30. 6-Uonsisting of Milford UptOn,
Marlborough. scarborough and Westborough at the
office of j. Dexter Hunt, deputy collector, in Milford
For Division No. 7-Consisting of Blackstone, Men
dou, UXbridse and Douglas, the office OF Stephen S.
Benson, deputy collector, IN Blackstone
For Division No 8-COnsisting of Walnole, " rentham
Peterborough, Bellngham, Franklin and e1way at the
in the county OF Norfolk
The Deputy Collectors will to facilitate collection
OF SAID tax In most cases, visit the several towns in
their respective divisions during said time and will give
due notice OF the time when such visit IL be made
SPECIAL NoTIcE-A persons who shall neglect to pay
the duties and taxes assessed upon them within the
time above named, liable pay five per cent add
tOnal upon the amount of the Income Tax and ten per
cent upon AL other taxes included in said Ii which
Any person neglectng to take his License wi hin
the time above specified will become liable to penalty
ofthree times the amount of the license, which penalty
Adm THAYER,
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getueIrp, dc.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT of WATCH
A ES, CLOCKS AND SILVER WARE for sale at the
lowest cash prices Also fine assortment of Jewelry,
Cutlery, Portemonaies Ledgers at old prices Let
ter and Note Paper, &c. articles numerous 10
meution.
ER-Please call at No. Bay State Block Sign o. s"'
Golden Eagle. diff augS ISAAC
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-28

Nv
kNA RESTORED Just Published. in a Sealed Envel.
ope Price Six Cents A Lecture on the Nature Treat
ment and Radical Cure of SpermatOrrhpa, Seminal
Weakness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and
Impedments to Marriage generally; Nervousness, Con
SUMPTION Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical In
capacity, resulting from Self-Abuse. &c, by RoBT
CuLvERwELL, M. D., author of the Green Book, &c.
"A Boon to Thousands Of Sufferers"
sent under seal in plain envelope any address, post
pau on receipt of six cents postage stamps by
- DR.. CHI. j KLINE,
sis dEvgaSni a. AOs' Oies QUA sooO'
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FOR SALE-A span of Bay Mares, four
n and Ave years OH, well broke to single and double
harness; have been worked at pillow ing and narrowing
and such farm work last spring, ard perfectly managea
pie 10 oil those places and of size one weigh.
ing llO and the other l5) pounds and for speed
among the first They raised and now owned bv
the subscriber They Offere for fault, but be-
cause have not one fourth the work they ought
q. III. BROWNING.
faNton, sept. IL 1868. diff s22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-28

M , ST A M p S Revenue
~ Stamps for Deeds, Mortgages Notes Bank Checks
Fire and Life Insurance Policies, Writs Bonds Tele
graphic Despatches Certificates Express Parcels Pro
may be obtained at the Coe ce 2lS Main street
Notices nereDy given that must be used here.
after for all purposes provides - 'aw.
Dc at n : Tc,lIoc+or
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-28

HORSE SHOElNG.-The SUBSCRIBER.
Al having purchased the stock and fixtures of THoM
II. RICE at No. Al Exchange street. and having 90
cured the services of ISAAC WOODCOCK is prensred
to continue the business of Horse Shoeing He uses
but the best material and hopes by promDt alien
ton the business, to merit liberal share Of the pub
81 dim H. b. WELLINGTON
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Rotrtes.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE

II VhE 40 . II Uni 7
II OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENcY, Washington,
September s. 1868 Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
to the undersigned il has been made to appear
that the First National Bank Of Worcester in the Coun
dny under and according to the requirements
Of the Act Of Congress, TILED An act to provide
national currency secured by pledge Of United States
stocks and to provide for the circulation and redemr
tion thereof approved February 20 1868, and has
ea with all the provisions said act required TO he
Complied with before commencing the business of Bank
ing; a., ,,. 1,.,, .
the Currency do hereb certify that the said First Ma
tional Bank Worcester, County CT Worcester, and
state of Massachuse is authorized to the
business OF Banking under tie act aforesaid,
i'm Testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal OF
office this ninth dav of September, 1853
HUGH MCCULLOCH,
sl2 dlOw Comptroller of the Currency.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-28

AuCtt0ng
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
AUCTION

mat splendid Builiing Lot corner of Main and Nav
streets, nearly opposite the residences DC the MoSsrs
DAVIS on Main street, will be sold public auction on
the prem Uses, '' ="
ON MONDAY, SEPT. IS,
at O'Clock P r. The Lot contains about II 900 square
leet ana IS one the most desirable for building pur
So Immediately after the sale of the above two Iots
nearly opposite lain street. containing about % 000
feet, being portion of the estate OF James H. Wall
Terms easy, and made known at sale For further
particulars, inquire of E. b. LAMS0N
s2l dts Anctionoo.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-28

OI1CE.-The undersigned having
-. taken the store, No. 8 Bangs Block opposite the
new Court House, formerly occupied by iIFNRY r.
C0BB Co. Gr9ceis most respectfully solicits the
pdsIomdRe oi ms friends and the public generally.
He VIII keep constantly hand a large and well se
Ieetea stoeS OF India Goods and Groceries, which
slO diff DARIUS PUTNAM
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FARM AT AUCT.ON-W;1 h,

i:A FARM AT AUCT. ON.-Will be
T6jii sold al Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, Oct
AA~ l. at O'Clock p NJ, on the premises, the Farm
now owned by W. NJ. Lamb, situated in the
northwesterY part of NorthbOro, Ball Hill. com
manolng a fine prospect of the surrounding country
anu very healthy location very and under good
STATE OF cultivation; containing 3S acres divided in
acres of pastuIne of wood rest NOW ne and
tlage land The grass all English can all be cut
by moving machine. There is large orchard of 2l7
apple trees all grated fruit also good supply pears
pluns, cherries and grapes, Welding rom S15 to $40
worth OF lrult yearly Will pasture cows, and winter
IN cows and one horse. The milk and butter can all be
sold at the door for the Boston ket, two-Story
house, with an and wood house att ,ched, large
barn. carriage house and shed, all in good repairs wen
sup lied with nevertaing water at house and barn; in
agood neighborhood and near school Said farm is ten
miles from Worcester three miles from NoTthboro Cen
tire, and three and half niles from Clinton. Three
desired 9s0'
Also if not soil at private sale, about Is tons of Eng
llsh nay two tons of 0at straw ali the planted on
one ana ha acres, all the potatoes planter three
OF beans.
For further particulars inquire the subscriber on the
promises W. NJ. LAMB.
50 w&dtoct7 E. B. HANSON. Auctioneer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
uion Of Peace, for the Union. fIoud cheers. The

cution Of Peace, for the Union. I,oud cheers. The
power Vf the pnrr and the sword, now vested ! n
ihe )rs,idont lie would content TO, for it could
work no'hily titc than dlspcirm Of disan'on Ap-
y,,us-. He was f)r = reorls.z..,iOn through Ma
uoaal Convection. Thro' h 10 other Leans could
the UriJn be- restored. lChee,s.l IA Noice--Sup-
osr the South won't come back n How &" 20"
hrow they won't come back Ia N'iee-IHf
iHnrNr s.ys SOL Laughter and applauss. Had
the experiment teen tiied to get them back He
would not trust jeff. Davis aud Benjamin with the
work Of reconstruction. Tier refusal 10 return
did not annoy him, and ne was hot going to war
mciely for the sake OF whipping them INTO subjec-
ton. Neither be Dor the gentlemen Of this city
wuo had propose TO tho S0nth 10 cone back, had
the power 10 Oi'rr coDcli,ation and compTD-
mice now. They inuch Ike that parsonage VINO
took onr SAVIOR up into M exec tdingly high
thin. Laughter. Ills plan 70 stop the war; ul-
low opposition parties tn sprDg mp in the South.
md restore the ordinary Instrumental iti-s;
sou,ethng beside party 10 repel invLs.un. lAy-
plause. Officers elected by ths means ~ tho sonth
would he ready 10 agree upon terms of settlement
and oonpromi,e with the officers OF the North, To be
By tina; time eieccd. lGieat applause lie bad
not expected The R,ctmond Inquirer to ugree with
hin any more than Tie WASHINGTON Chroaicie,
IAe Ere4,ny p0s,, or The ~ Y. Times. lIIis.es.l
Mr. Lincoln bad 1t eInpted to incucste the idea that
tie Union was older than tie Constitutiou-that 10,
Inat the child - older than tho fathr. Laughter.
He exhibited CON coined by the State OF Conlecti
cut ia her royerciguty after l7H Ap1lause.l She
lid M itsue any grsen-Jacks. lApr.ause and laugh
Ter IL wa, copper coin and uad copper head on
1t. lGrelt lan.;hIor.l But il WIS thu head of lib
erty. iIhunde's OF nprlause. Referring To the ia.
sun eciiuu Ia Poihnd, ~ sall ii WAS against q con-
gclipiIou net not onetenih "a ctiOus as ours. lie
denied tbs, wo owe any obediencc to our conscrip
tion act saying inst The President has right to
call upOh u,. We are under no obligation 10 re-
spond beyoud tie limits of law constltutionGly en-
acted We have right to argu, this question fret
before the people. as well AZ any other question.
and tne Mexican war, without suppresslng opposl-
lion sentiments, aud without inprisoDIpg peaceful
citlzene in rasuIes. Appause. In conclusion, tie
spc.Aer .ouuseied the Government ma " interfere
~,tn the constitutional rights Of the citizens or
States OF the North.
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Arrived.

L. rnuboat Western World Acting Master 8. B. Gregg
~ rom Boston for Monroe. hos anchored s the
se.mship Philadelphia Morton NewOrleans Feb 20 Vie
Key 18th. with nidse aud pass TO II. o. Roees FEB
3D. Is mile. N Of Key West pa sed stesm-hiP M''i'iPPi
bound W., with troops. -, , -.
Steamer Ellen 5. Terry ~. tanspor) Chaplin Newben.
n c. inst via H,eTss Inlet 9Th, mails and pas to u D.
Assist. Quartermaste -,
Steamer O.psey Aldreh Providence, mdse to Edward
Bynuer. -
Bark Ocesua (Norw, Olsen snyrns Dec. g. passed Glib;
rsar Jan. ~ old &c to funen, M-incAe end dAo
some very bad wea her. - a,
Big Condor lof Ooldboro) Allen. msyasuez Feb I'll mo
lssses 10 IT, inpsou 4 Hunter.
Nrig Tro ybriige tof kew-Hayen) Neal. Ponce z. RI
Feb II moa ,.s TO Daniel Tovbrid1e Of New.H.ven ID
ils. lat. IS 81 on - ~ passed RAFT sppreuy made Of
,psrs and lumber from vessel; Was vel lashed 70
xrtLeI and mad not been long in tie water
schr r. Sattery. Tut,ls Alexandra, 10 belfast to JONAH
Smith.
Schr, An,ie,sm Jones' Philadelphia, coal
Schr. Disdem. Ludl,m, Ehzabethport for Providence
schr EDWARD Slade, Drake. Baltimore for New Haven
schr Geo Edward, Weeks, Baltimore, coal
sehr Clara. Hopains Baltimore, coal.
schr Albert Field. Phillips. Norfolk, corn.
S,br Florence RogersGrsn Alex sDdria, In bsllast
Schr. May Hover, Henderson, I'll RIVER.
Sehr. Only Son, Johnson, New'Bedford in bsllast
RETURNED-Ship Joseph Gchu.t, Lavensalsr. hence
Feb for Liverpool with cargo or grsn having on the 10Th,
an lat 80 % lon 81 49, red violent hurricane from
NJ during which thrown hef beam ends bi cargo,
sprung rgdder head Lost entire suit Of sails aud sasiansd
other damage.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Oh EEW-YOaK.......MAKcH =
Cleared.

Stesmships-Borusra (Hsmb). Schwen.en. Hamburg
Kunhsrdt Co Potomac Wilstts. Portland H. D. Crom"
well Co. Geo. well Post New-Oreans, ". b. Croni.
well Co Chesapeake Sherwood. Portland, H. b. Cromwell
Co. . -,
ships-Roger A. Hiern. Stewart Liverpool j. & y. Smith
Co. America, Sser Liverpool, D. & 4 Kingslard sutton
Co. Arctic, Zeregs LoDdonderry Zsrega Coz Denscn'
land (Hsm) Hanson Antwerp kunhardt Col Ellen 1000
KilbY. Mon,evideo. J. Norton,jL
Bak,-Eucn Morrison Lyon, Ponce, p X ID Trowbrfdgei
Pierre lie Clerc tFL) lie Rou1, vre Bssjen De veru,
(Br Gian,zo, Glasgow. Mudock Smythe. Mount Vernon
Scale. Cork, Boyd Hocken EousId lPrus.) W.etng Hot
trdsm. Ruprecht Forner sncess Alexandra Dan NAL
Ier Opor'o. Punch. Mcincke Wendt; Johsnns Ahlers
(Odenb J. Schweehei Ma,snEss. J L. Ward Co.
Dngs-West. Gularand.en, Philadelphia. las Hand; Re-
gina OBJ J. Pratt Aigos Bay. q r. Buley Il. B. Watson
Wallace Aatannorss; Kate (BrJ MeDougL Halifax. Ii.
A. Dew olf q. Harris FIcna Key West, Walsh T.
Chase; Som-rs, Garfield. Boston.
Schoonen Olivia Hayward Hutchinson. Gonayes Miller
Houghtop; Golden Fleece lBrl Mclean St AIMS Bay
JAM 4. Is. Chase Co . Eidndge Conpove, snow Hill
Muoroe Parker Rio 0rsnde Snesd ChiOcoteasue, Nunee
Parker; J. Pasd-e jr C1owe Washington Van BruIt
slasht H. A. MAY Baker Washington Van Bfunt Slssht
q. W. BsIwib Lorg. York River. Crowe Paine; II. o.
Hickman Suead SNOW Ill., H. Havens; Enterprise Whest
lev Cbinco;eague, Hsv-ns &. Dendis. Tucke Washing
,or Jonas Smith; Princess Alice tBr Mears bezs, C.
Murray; Oriental DBL Dolby. Aux Cages H. Becker Co.
msu Smith Washington Van Brunt Ssght Ma Pickup,
Baker WashiDgto1 Baker Dayton; Maria Elzsoe D. Bow.
ker Washington. u. Benton n; ID. 3 Mi5er, Creby,
ws,hnston, S. o. Benton son; Z. Moore nerso, Wssh-
ington, Bentley Smith Co Commerce Dables Fortress
Monroe Y. J. Campl ell; TTsn,it. Chsppei, Philadelphia
Ben, tulio5, Philadelphia T. 5. rowe jder, Lewis, BE-
yeIly