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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

The BELL AIR MURDER CAsE.-The
Grand Jury, (which was in session day
or two, hearing eyi!!nce in the Bell Air
murder case, has found bill of murder
in the second degree against Drminick
Conroy, who is charged with the murder Of
Frank MGinnis. The prisoner and de-
ceased were cousins. Both were Irish
Conroy has wife and three children
MGinnis was single man. Both parties
were drunk when the unfortunate affair oc-
Cured. '
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29
Correspondence between Rebel
Gen. Pickett and Gen. Peck.

In the correspondence passed between
Gen'ls Peck aud Pickett in relstlon to the
death Of the rebel Col Shaw and subse
qusnt execution by the rebels OF a negro
soldlsf for his alleged murder! Gen. Peck
encloses the Presidents order for retaliation
in the case Of soldier of the Z. s. killed in
violation of the laws 81 war; and says, he
shall refrain from executing rebel soldier
till he learns Pickstt's action in the premi-
SEES. Pickett replies that if he caught any
negro who had killed either Confederate
officer, soldier or citizen he would immedi-
ately execute him. He has $50 [. 5. oK
GERS and men in his possession and tor every
man Peck executes he will hang ten TV
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

IT is ASTONISHING the amount of business
that A. M. Adams 4 Co., do. One Of the
firm is East every four or five weeks and if
there is any new styles of cloths, cassimers
or vestings they are the first to have IT,
and Of the best quality. Persons in want
of the best article of clothing and at fair
prices had better call and examine their
endless variety of cassimeres aud vestings.
Their facilities for cutting and maxim G
fashionable garments are unequaled in the
city for taste and style. nov l4.6m
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29
American Affairs mt Paris.

New YoRK, Feb. 27.--Tbe Times Paris
letter says since Mercier's arrival from
America he has Joined efforts with Dayton
in setting the government right on the state
of American war, and was using his inAa'
ence to prevent breach in international
law 10 connection with Confederate ships
IN French ports. ".i'." " ..,.,.o zsqo,
TIE decision Of the government in the
case of the Rappahannock has been chang
ed and she will be detained. 80. "af
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29
The Missouri Quota.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 27.-The Missouri quota
under the Presidents last eau fot -volun
teers, as stated by q dispatch from Wash
ington, is 9,sl3. which, upto January 3lst
has been reduced to 5,648 by volunteer en-
listments. 1t is believed that if the tine
for the payment of bounties be postponed
till the LIST of April, and moderate loes
boun,ies be offered, the entire quota Of
this State will be filed by volunteers.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

The GLASS BLOWERS have again given
way to the veterans, and will give no enter
tainment this evening The entertainments
will be resumed tomorrow evening. This
is positively the last week, as the company
appear in Washington, Pa, tomorrow
week.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29
Another Raid.

= CAIRO, Feb. 81 Another raid was made
upon Msysville, Ky, by the gusrrillas on
the 18th. Considerable property was de.
stroyed and carried of. Mr.. Happy, q
prominent citizen, was killed az
Over 200 new recruits from Iowa arriv.
ed this morning and about the same number
Yesterday from Indiana enroute South.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

The State Senate has endorsed Lincoln's
administration aud recommended him for
denomination Nuf csd I! Abe's the next
President.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

CHAs. H. MYER. Confederate prisoner,
confined in the Athen@um, died Saturday
night, after short illness. Myer resided
in Fayette county, Pa, and was captured in
Dixie few months ago.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

The Government officials at Cincinnati
have seized several more light draught
steamers for the transportation of the army
stores to the front of the army.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

CIRCUIT CoURT--The spring term of this
Court will commence Tomorrow: provided
the Court House is vacated by the soldiers
who are now auartered therein.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

TEE Fourth Cavalry was out on parade on
Saturday afternoon, presenting very nne
appearance. The men repaired to the
Athen@um, where several speeches we're
made. ri
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

his force islsuppossd toihsse reached there
~ - - - 1..4g- ,-s97ba4qaHzWlsR
:s'A1afee portion Of his fierce IS destitute OF
shoes, and many are nearly naked,
u Gen. wheeler relieved.
Gen., Wheeler has a. cen relieved Of sths
command Of the rebel cavalry BY Generals
Breckinridge ana Bnckner, who are pre-
pairing for 8 raid into Kentucky. as1.
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Local and State News.
TRrArMDsrI OF CaoUp.-Hallss Journal

TREATMENT. OF CRoUP.-Halls journal
Of Health says Group isan inflammation Of
the inner surface of the 'windpipe. 'Inha:
. nation implies heat, and that heat must be
subdued, or the patlent will inevitably die
If. prompt efforts are made to coolthe parts
in case of an attack of Group, relief will be
as prompt as it is surprising and delight
full. All know thar cold applied to hot
skin cooIs it, but all do not as we'll know
and understand that hot water applid to an
inflamed skin will as certainly cool il off =
Hence the application of ice cold water
with linen cloths, or almost boiling water
with wooden flannel, is very efficient inthe
cure of Group Take two or three pieces
of WOODEN flannel, ortwofolds, large enough
to cover the whole throat and upper part
Of the chest, put these ina pan of water as
hot as the hand can bear, and keepit thus
hot by adding water from boiling tea
kettle at hand; let two or thres~ of the
flannsls be in hot water ell the time, with a
dry flannel covering the wet one, so as to
keep the heat in TO some extent; the fan
nels shouldn not be so wet when put on as to
cripple the water, for it Is important to
keep the clothing as dry as possible, and
keep up the process until the phlegbm is
loose, the child is easier, and begins to
fall asleep; then gently wrap a dry flannel
over the wet one which is on, so as to cover
it up entirely, and the child is saved
When it wakes up both fannels will be dry.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29
Trust Sale Of Land I'm Marshall
County.

b Craig to me dated Got 25. 1869, recorded in
the Clerk fice of Marsbsll county, Book -, 10
lilo 1875 v III on the ffst Tuesday Of April, 1904,
(ths same being Court day. sail at the from. dEot
of The Court House of Marshall county, TO "a:
highest and best bidder, for cash $500, and ered
of S, IL, and Is months on the rssdue.-tne one ne
undivided third of lib acres of land, situated on
the ridge between Proctar and Long nm sItI
county, adjoining lands Of james wyhe, hous ~
Wells and others, being the tract OF land OF winch
VIM, Craig died siezsd Said undivided tn!d
also held sub ect the dower interest OF the waoH
Of aaid VIM Craig. w. II. OLDHAM,
'feb25-dot-w4t 1fustee
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

Wool GRowERs' CONVENTIONAL con
vention of the wool growers Of Western
Pennsylvania, Western Virginia, and East
era Ohio, is to be held in Washington, Pa,
next Monday to take into consideration
the propriety of petitioniDg Congress to
tx tariff upon wool
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

Y.M. C.. A.-There will be meeting Of
the Young Mems Christian Association held
at their rooms this evening. Rev. job
MoHatt is expected to deliver an address
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

WASHINGTON, Feb. N.-Advices received
at the State Department from Minister
Pruyn at japan dated Jan'y 18th, state
that the A alabama at that time was at large.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29
Com1nissi toner's Sale Of Real
E ate in Brooke. Coun-
I'll tV, West Virginia.

ID County rendered in q cause therein depending, on
the 4th day OF December 1888 wherein Edward snith
was plaintiff and Joseph H Rendlston, Dsnisl feasy
and James D. Council were dsfendsnts i viii on Mon
day, the I4th day Of Mach 1864, At the front door
Of the Court House. for Brooke County at ten oeloek
A, ~, proceed TO sell At Public Auction that parcel Of
land lying on Buffalo Greek and the Wslhburg ana
Bethany Turnpike, containing sIsvsn acres more or
less, and eommonly known a. the WOODEN Factory
property, and lying about mile or mile and BAN
from Welsburg. in said County. bGa -35
TERMS OF SALE-TaI per eent the amount
thereof CASH. the balance credit Of four ssht and
twelve month"; with interest from the day Of sale the
purchaser gng bond with good security for ths defer
Feb .,Is4 Did \ RICHARDSON,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

CoMING.-Gen. Tom. Thumb and lady,
Commodore Mutt and Elm Minnie Warren,
will appear a Washington Hall next week.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

TAE West Virginia Central Railway "
Bill Was passed BY the House Of Delegates
On Saturday afternoon. Wepresumei it will
be passed by the Senate in day or two.
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a Loc1I Entros,s sr.ri,rIcs-Local ed

A LocAE EDaroa,s SrArrsrrcs.-Local ed
itors are evidently an ''institution" Of M
little importance to the public, and Is such
any statistical information relating to thsil
calling must be Of public interest. So think,
ct least the local editor of IN exchange
who, after the manner Of insurance compa.
MES, banking institutions. State depart
ments, charitable institutions, and other
institutions, thus dishes up his annual re-
port, and submits Il to the public Is fol.
lows: "a
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29
Gold Quotations.

NEW YoRK, Feb. II.
Gold opened Al. So l-8; dsclininsto 81 So. and
closed at 5ek058Hg -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29
Death of Mrs. Gen. Harrison.

CINcIENATI, Feb. N.--Ths wife Of Gen.
Harrison died at North Bend YESTERDAY.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

ReOrganiz1nG.
The Hsrald's Matamoras letter Of the 9Th
says
Gen. Heron 10 reorganizing his old di-
vision, and procuring supplies for further
contingencies.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-29

CHC WARRINGTON, FEBRUARY, ~
Not more than Fifty members were pres
cpt, it having been agreed yesterday that
nothing Ishouid be done to-day excepting
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El4sanrncr. Hniied,

IN s'samsfip Lgydycf for Gr,clirs. Bian'ue' Mis- r.
Binninger Miss n. binn1ee aiss II. Binnnei I'D rYsr'
Ogden aggerty A. arseriy Mrs. lsobt b. ,hsw I'D
sup. M w g. Bacon, srs. Bacon aud friend ehdleu
want. MIS- Coolidge chi len and nursr 6cr bniow :.
= =, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. El,eaeF, Mr ard Nrs to,l
rgine, Mr. and hrs Chs =. Goodhre, Nj Gootfe Mi'
H. A. Kmbal. Nr AID Mrs. NJ. Morgan, Ar ishlnl. M.,s
lsham Miss Burhsn d.. Z. y, Could. Mr. w :. Newnuy
Mrs New5lry Mi.s Ncwrry NJ. Bonsuierc Mr. JhDdnt
Mr. and Mrs John l.. Brelusr Mae Blanc Mr.. q. l. More
Mr. IL. Ba.c..e, Nh N4 bordL children aud s.Jsas
Ame. Saudfxd md ergar' Mr.. g. Bgde.ty, W. {. ~ e.
SIR. Rsindier ILL D. Car-ieTe, Mr.. T. Meiany, Af
I'd ". Laiglt NJ { !. Nica5G. Mrs KuoetT. H. ed lf
al Ipc child and nur.e Mf ard Ms. Petia', b. borr g.
~ Yeyon, Mrs. Nf,derSep p. ID. FoDd.as, j H. Fofl~
Frances S. 2. Ifgdson ne Cnas. Sc5.ord, F.Duitlr,
g. Andre. Mr. and Mrs. sie1-ci Mrs Mlre cbouirre, Mrs
Jusia and children ag. Enschsussi'r tgn~ B'E, MI
Milue, Alr. ~. Mart Ca.L. .i.-au, l.. Lacs1o
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Steamship Caroira EucAley Beaufort, 81 oar' do. AID
steamship Couiu6ii Barton. Havana 9Th inst. nd'e sra
p5ss spo6ord. Tic,io! - go. 90
Slip esaufe, l.arns Liverpool, 80 days no r. s'd -
Box sea of arsa,h y. 81 Trefry. hutverr. : 'iys
e from 5' : = to l5,, ,epms,t :opsp'@ h,ta
house. galley .ss ar, spi.t nils &c i, , ~, . ,,,.
81 days, II. q. "a. Dew OIL Is bound to "ese p"' ~
px oin WV tof ssr.port, Pa,ten Carlis % days.
E1Foad iron, r. =. Buck 60 Has been y d. west o. s"0
BANKS. with 'trong wesley rfle: ., cs
Box caseo, Gardner Hnl'd. Is days, ms'f George =
xxx G. Tel, Fisher. r,ynl. 20 Days OIL 4. II. Dsv.
BARK tlen stevens ,of fo-tana Moun.'or csenss. Il
days, sugar and rnoiasrss, 70 master. .
sas James T. Ward Nichols Nueviias, 10 day. srssr.e'
RaK joaof Ianl, zws.ck, Hamburg. % day'' IN ballast
Bsk JOIN Gatn ,o Nss.au " Pl strou,, C-rl,ras- j:
d!,s, in ballast, james r. Ward 60. .,,
larl Charles Edwin Tibbjts Cow Boy 81 days, eosl I'LL
BTis sansso (Span UnFor 81. Domingo % dly'' In bal
Bs starlight oi Windsor. y 81, McDOnsld, Na,emoTa',
% days cotton q; Bennett.
Big sslia, o; tgIbtoea heheneE Pan, - day. me-
fa H. C. berry of N,ss-l NP) Hols,on, Havana, dye.
in beast James p. MAID Go.
Bns korlt tot East A4cas Elliott, Cicnlesos le dsy',
sris EmSia lof Nasnu X p. Howe, Naamoas, 10 eay',
''I; y s %0G NJ eo a. S:ophc Wood Havura IS
d,y.. IL bali sai:.t Iiier 4 liossiton.'
Brig renniman oi iaro':h ~ - frc~e'i' Hen'sa'' ~
iir; Ma,hde (Dnl. Piper. halia 10 days sh Jones l.
Tough. .,,,
Bre Nellie (of ST. andrews Y. 81 io1-h'oa, od lisroor,
JAM % days, otyvood. =. boynon son y 60.
Brig jacques frl Biae vincent - Pierre Nj ID c'y''
feb iorke = DeGirariiu.
Bts Hope of ST. Niueenil Daran', st. Vincent 20 days.
ui1iasses. Middleton t. 60. .
Bri, Dolphin tBrcsn l,an Goalivas II days oswood. H.
g schmidt Co. 80, ~. 80,
DAYS. coal Brett Son : Go. -
Bal; Nellie Hcwet BucAla, Pc.ou, Ms a aays so.'' ,
=. Brai,haw
poyu,on'a Son & Go.
S.sr Lion Fuibush, TizlbctpoIt for Boston.
schr Psau, Clark Eli ioeihpor Tor Boston
sclr NJ g. Whipp!e, Tarr, Tagged Island, IA Il! sat 70
mfs'er.
>rhr shannon Nassau ~ fb koOerts, EEtcl tayr-
ru.' and Old me al, j. Doc gas
scir ii. Middleton 10. DrooshsveS) Rayno'. h'veina'
ilyss in ballast master .
a,hr Anthony Re- g, Prior Port Royal 49, b ballast
: {. Styles.
scir Enoch Moore Al N, Caeas Island 10 day. ssi to
ma,ter 5th inst, Oar. -. ou - o., n -e i.on -'-M
Io.t ibboom foretop ui.sl. Two bs Ac
SOM W q. Irish, Ka-hbo.r, Georgetown, coaA
Schr A. Y. ta'ue. sOir.-. Gc. t.etowu coal
sshr ID. h. WalneT Smith Georgetown. coL.
ScAr {. 5. W1isou, " ie., r,ni- wood.
Sehr J. X. Duf.cr Davis. Nr,. bern, IA 5al.'st.
>chs Aid, Buns,r Ni-ihst0n loF Hsdson, coax
WIND--At Sgn.et, S.-W.
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h steamship C0ivmba nm HarorGNiss Tfsuer. Crsce,
Leo CancauvTD. ". T. Chsc. W. Fen s8dez juan sacIa-
ueni0 y Mattel Fa.sa A.o, Antonio Vad- Md fior1 "a
,oncsyc Carlos J.. nr .,on Rodriguez. friues ioigo.
ia Manuel Rodr uel EI-cis hernandez and -dy DE-
Las. t1n job Leonard.
IN ,termer fyqoa nm PINT Rgyal 3 C-1isior ". ~
Rnck-r Surgeons John T.uor ir., aud Caar' ~ Ham,
Capt Gou-aud !. ~. g. tAa liss u. g. Talbot, FI'ion
and J. White: Miss Pa.gn an nurse. Mr. John = -rn'nos
". H. ChanbeTu, l. ,. yle- fn0- : teis, :. fai hf.
shoIcr. Aif O.. u. 9krry, Capt Ee'cH.ue opt b. -.
CUP. LcU,nauts ,. 80 ..chn .ht II. kl0t, q Msh1ney-
g. II. Ray, .sistaut sur seoLs \. w. Crcon J.. +. Jeu
in.s and o. B. Todd L. :. ". Acting En'i,n g. - ,EsIt,
r. = u; Mr. Gfuit r. y. Clasc. j. j. McNsu, ". "
ward jacob 4. Mal.nu' Nr. J.. X. Thomas John Na,ka
h.r. Lawrence Coru. r. Cumming, John Nlnay W far-
rug tou h. h. Dsvis G. Conner aud 5 othrrs ~ t'eseer
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. NOVEMBER TO- 1864

vantage tcasters and cooke la hos Itais rs hsot
ia many places as mechanics where "hiu men arc nov
empoyod. They could be used also In mnny phtes lh
The ordnance. commssary and Quartermasters oert,-
peutg aud thus release many hogsandS OF "hte men
who would make good soldiers. But 10 Iu' ofs "a We
LnnJs of onr slaves and make soldiers o. thcl or 10
them Tor The sake of making soldiers Of them, snou
no,.r be thought Of for one moment Every sch'nou'
of honor. mnnEoOd and sound policy forbid IT,
III R.cos6T also comes ont strongly N opposIlor =,
this dangerous policy l'pt thc 'hou5st w N"' ~
earth, never 20 rlse again.
HOy. FX-sESATOR HAMMOND
Weregret to learn, says me Ch9Heson ~ ~
en,, Of Monday that ~ senator Hammond now ne
dangerously IL II his rr5dF4g' no ,ortio a. critical in
no o,trprne and f,t that ne cannot fecpFcr hH %
ease lrder which be has been snteFIng ior many yea,
~ intestinal bemolrhage. Jie mas oeeT sn"hs i''
From ;'ae,Chare,ion Courier O.t%
glnGB or CT iRLEsToN.
Torr uuSnHEp I'D sfYlNIYsl'E LII "a 80
There was no firing Wednesday night th'
enemies batteries remaining silent lhursea!
evening became qsitc brisA, tho enemy nHiP rom '
caas I'm rapid succession. Up 10 Tx O'Clock p H
;Eir.y -1ine shots he'd been fred. ,,-,. ~,
INC enemy we're again busiy employed iah.,Hs, II
nuG,tcn du.iIa the lay 20 Be;o!y Gregg ana inc 81"
4 laonjor wa lowed from inside The baF Thursday
io.s 8ooa md aut South.
lLuc was no other chnngo ~ imp1itiAc"-
MOVEMENTS ON TIE COAST.
Tie Saeaaaoh Republican, OF Thursday, "1tn
inst, says: .c,,-,
rha movements fthe enemy ou the coast ofCarollna
and Gcorela lor some weeks pest have kept the mi
tnry antuuritcs wide awake, and pnl1"d them no '".
" a. vessels ard tfansp0rts TIE Inter IN c0nsIdrFnn
number. LsEc ieen h0ycrins round apparently VIA
some llai,lous intent in tie last few days then
maueuycss faye become more Gpparelf. As II 'pP'i
hen,ve that NC had fleet % Docaade runners at 30
snnah anxious 10 st out. they e'nectuI'y ''"Ne'
MI he rhourrl ni Savannah and Wgrgaw Rivers. CO..
siderable bodice men have been landed on iyDee nno
Bic Wnrsaw Islands and flagstaff planted on th'
latter nom which floats The hated ensign oil AOohiloi
tyfoni,y whether the men landed nre Yankee troops
or Confederate prisoners 81 var brought to ~ 'A'
changed does no appear there are circumstance the'
favor the belief that II ia an exchange movement \
tao If ,ru,o b,,, ia cyrcctod np the river ~ day ~
Two md then an doubts will be removed. IN tho mean
time our nnthori,ics ere exercising al vigilance and
holding themselves prepared 10 meet any emergency
1 fs
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Travellers Guide.
10 Albany, by Hudson

10 Albany by Hudson II. H., 60 WasTrn-s,., ESQ
o. ~, T. M. $3.50, $50 1870 p. NJ. Sunday iTa!n
lrom ?.
To Albany, by Harlem X. Il, 25ihst, ith-ayi 10 O.
m ana Observation-Disclosures. I y. ~
| To Albany, Colzens's Hotel Dock W.s, Points
| Newbureh. Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck. ttss,'
and Hudson. by steamers DAM Drew and &. Ntb-
bard, leaving DesbrOsses,. (anding a. SOtstl y g. M
! To Baltimore, by ths Ncw.Jersey X. r., foot u
midnight sunday. go p m
To Boston, by New London line. Pier 80 y. Il,
| and Sionngton line, Pier 10 n. r., dairy (sunday
! excepted. 500 p n
To Boston. by Haven X. H., via Springfield.
2-tlst and ih.ay ...............ga r and $500 p.
| To Boston. BY New Haven r. r., 2lth-st. end 4th'
sv via Shore Line l.! ond D. M Sunday ... 500 p.
and 10 d. and 800 p
To Bridgeport, By steamer Bridgeport, from pecA
Sip T. r. daily. ~ 10
To flrermport, Isp, tirs suud md other resorts
| LONE Island. by L. J. Railroad from James slip
and foot Of Gh'st. E hs.....,' a. NJ ana $50 D. L.
| To Long Branch by Rarln and Delaware Bay
| H. H.. via steamer Jesse Hoy foot # Murray.
= daily at ........ 90 md II Pc ln ana q 2.
| To New Haven Hartford aud spTn:hcll-ttfam,
erg leave feck sip lt..... ana IL T. !"
| 70 Scw. Haycn, 6y the Ncwiiayen itit. 2'thst
aud athay, att g. u ~ > $50 y, and s'VV p H.
| 10 Cornwall. West Pont Newbireh. .shkcrpse.
aud hondor hy steamer Mary Powell raves Jay o., -
IT. LANDING dAiy. 49, - = "
o;er2 Y H. a. t5 ,na gp NJ Sunday train. eco r. N.
| To the West, ~ Central Railroad Of NcwJeIsey
pier " H., oa. IA, u n ard s.'p p m Arh. %
day Tram. ' D. 49,
/ To n.adelphia, by NcwJcrsey is-4o@"l loot oi
aud Il mdnskt sunday c.co ?.
To Washiugton by New-Jersy 81. q. loot y
| CeInandt,t., Ind 10 = ~ p.pJatu2
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y7,,,,or..rfIu.

Tie Salinas reports: Aug 2st the outward Psssar-,
boarded lumber laden bg erosg,d ibaudon' std 'a
,rasts consequently iorg iime IN tina. condition s9.t
in company with brig Jua for New forA Let sehooar' 81
chaniress.
The Carolina repoF,s 2aA W.. the outward p,aee -
II: 30 p Barfega bearing \. W. Jmes. srsPc.us-
looking steamer showing iihs; fired two gus bod
snoher lying by her. supposed her TO q" lNi'et
ard kept course 49, 49, -.
The Dolphin reports sh inst. Atsecom beal M W S-W,
20 niles. saw the WrecA large vessel with spaf s
two attached STANDING. Let bark Celestial ioans ne
British schooner Warc., for Bo.iou IN day.
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srEppEsG aNrBLLrGENcr.
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Steamship Laflyee Os), Bocaao Hayre, Geo Na'keaZie
stsinsh D Eaee L.sr0lco. Havana SpOhl. le,tonACo
S,ansh n City o. 1o.t ga Prince, MIigan, Pos PFmce
n. Moray j.
Steamship Parkerhurs Eaihbone. Panama Pcucns XXI o.
~tceucr Potomac, sherwood, portland.
Steamer +. Crdw.i ider. ii.fson Baltimore.
steamer Eaor COodn Fortress Monroe, q j. bi'"r.
Ship Orpheu, (Rus.l Ncgsei., bremen, oasre jeyy.
Brig G. c. Van Hom t8I Merriam, -. jean " H.. -
2 mifLcrs Co. .
Sehr ". ilickmah, Jester, SANDY Hil, 4. {. HaEnA.
schr koup, Eich, Pembroke Ne, jed rye TO-
ssl! Lion, Bawcs. Portsnon'h W. :. Brown = Co.
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bort iUar0cns' Nctlcc.


TTAlE Of NEW-t Oh. 2
tPonT-W ARDEys' OFFIcE, No. ~ Waist.
NOTICE il hereby gwen IN accOrdnncc WIN
section Of the act passed pril H. 1887. PIT % An
Act 10 Reorranze tAe Wa.isus' O.e OF tho lu Nrw
York 10 all persons Interested In having ehar o. h,
iect matter Of such indgry, examination snff' @
he following ye.ssls under examination by De ron
Wardeus aud that the said surveys exauaoas WI os
completed within ten dis saucccdn. tbs n'ss' "a"
DO ri aid vessels:
Steamship CITY OF baltimore. \. 4.
Steamship IeDHsy iyJnll.................1t y X.
steamship Evening ST r..............'..; ~ =. 81.
Steamship Allr .s...''s.''ii''tF
ship Gratitude. = y
Ship Glrolire Nesmlth.....,........'''.' - ~
BARK r. W Griiiihs.............'.'fiffl" -
Er,r Costa r.. a
hriy Ngrcla f''s'''i .i'i,'pl-'
hi. IstN"fftf.
Pr,r Js.uesa ROuiiua... .LuhNifit-
Srnr FrnA .ss.'...s.'..''. - 4. -
Schr Brave .-..........s.sssss sstf r. a.,
MiueIyu.......... y. .i.lafffrif.
MlNgucRSi 1OMPhINS tiesi1eRx
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Speilcn.

Gt al lat. Al IS. Ion u 90 ship Island Lsh, h'ars Ter
5i,, a lat % 90 lon CD 20, ship Autocru ou, Bosoar
Caliao
"a inst lat Ct, Ion. Il 20 baEk Roesa"ay hence ioz
Liverpool.
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smiled,

Nov aSloaructs-r1r3ifc Earic City ofrof a. r-iacs.
star OF the South tnn, Page, Iiy OF Bath, Cunst.iua
Fairbanks. X. +. Miniugn.
Ship.-Nary OIriru GrIne state.
Schooner Alice Handy.
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eAlsII.fcrs.

Ship William Wit from Antwerp Tor op-Yos, VS. ia'fa
in with on the 9th int IN lai. - 90 on. o. with rif
aul ieakins badly with t Wael i'm bod riain sO,s
crew wce taken On By The schooner Ponec SD h-dea -
Boston tlis morning.
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DANGEROUSLY
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OPEy DAY AVID EyFSIYG.-fOr The COVE
ucarc Of clcrs aud i'ranter-, Mo.ss FOWLER I Wells
Phrsnolcrstr md Pntaef- VII mako 'Saiane'ion-, aud
-, i wrt,,u Charts dey aul evening, No ts Broaawoy