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Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-06-16

Britannia a1A Japanned wareI
A FINE STOCK oFtnbiTANNIA WARE AND TEA
TRAYS AND k.rEas, very cheap. at
dedc17 r ALBERT'S I'd street.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-06-16

ExAMIN T1oN.--Tbe ANNUAL Examination Of
the Pupils of the NASHVILLE SEN MARY /,
will commence this Thursday morning, at the
Court House. The exercises win iutersperscd
with interesting Debates. The Public are in
Vited to attend. june lett.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-06-16

CEMENT, LINZ 6c.--5O brls Fresh Hydrau
~ lie Cement; 30 brls. Fresh Lime; 10 brls
Plaster Paris. For sale by
March II "a JN0. b. RICHEsoN.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-06-16
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE 4!

II OFFER FOR SALE My BRICK RESI-
Il DENCE, situated on the hill side in Ma, s.
vile, KY. The house contains nine rooms, be-
sides Kitchen, Pantry and Cellar. There is upon
the lot Dairy and Brick Stable. The lot is
large, having upon it about One hundred bear
ing Fruit Trees and Vines of the finest Quality.
Also, well set in Shrubbery and Flowers, Rain
and Well water abundant durlpg the entire year
1t is altogether very desirable horne and will
be sold for Greenbacks, much less than it cost in
Goid. Enquire of Jos. F. BRODRICK.
n. B. Not liable for City Railroad debt,
Maysville, Ky, May s, 1S64-H
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-06-16

GA number of the To-day m Ell have
been detained in Kentucky to protect the
lire Of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road, and to look after the various gangs Of
guerrilas who have been com hitting their
deptedations upon the citizens of the Dor
der Exchange.
We, in Southern Kentucky, would like
to be protected from negro thieves, who are
out stealing "all creation "-Hendersoh Me,0s
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-06-16

increase of the Price of the Bulletin.
The Subscription price of the BULLETtN
viii hereafter be OKE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENrs Der year, instead of ONE DOLLAR.
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CHANDELIERS!

OF Various Patterns. for burning Coal Oil
" At SEATON q BRODRICK'S
Maysville, KY, may 10. Drug Store.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-06-16

O'CLOCK AND TACKLE-An assortment
ID embracing all sizes of superior construction
ALEX. Maddox.
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TWILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON SATURDAY, JULY 2ND, 1864.
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The farm on which now reside, lying near the
Turnpike road leading from Minerva to Madison
Worthingtoa's, and u mile from the Tollgate Oh
said turnpike, containing
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Disinfecting Agent.

Common copperas, which costs but three
cents per pound, is perhaps one OF the most
efficient and economical disinfecting agents
known. Ii two pounds OF copperas be dis
solved In ten quarts of water, and the solution
poured into the cutters, sinks, cess-pools and
other places where filth necessarily accumu-
lates, its deodorizing power will become
speedily and convinciDgly apparent. I'advise
every housekeeper to provide a quantity of
the article, and keep it constantly ON hand to
be used when wanted. The unpleasant odor
emanating from the barnyard, and other places
where manure is stored or kept during the
hot weather ordinarily experienced during
the vernal and summer months, is speedily
neutralized by slight sprinkling of this So
luton, as well as the extremely unpleasant
smell engendered by decaying animal and
vegetable substances in cellars and out-hous-
es, and which II is frequently found difficult
to prevent. Copperas is also an excellent
manure. 1t acts as an absorbent and fLer of
the gaseous and volatile products of decompo-
sition, and thus becomes an efficient medium
OF their transportation TO the field where they
are required 10 give energy to vegetable life.
And here permit me to mention few other
important facts In connection with this sub
ject. Sulphuric acid-another cheap article,
which, like copperas, may be obtained OF the
druggists in any desirable qnantity-is also a
most desirable article for this purpose. If
used in diluted state, and sprinkled over the
floors OF stables and other buildings where
animals are kept, il will in a short time disin-
feet the same OF all nauseous and unpleasant
odoFs, and render the atmosphere perfectly
pure and sweet. Like copperas, it is also a
good manure. Another article of great efii-
cheney is found by Stacking quicklime to
thick, plastic, mush consistency, with water
saturated with salt. This is what may be
properly called domestic chloride of lime, be-
ing in every respect similar to, if not strictly
identic With, the chloride of lime found at
the shops, although it comes at less than one
twentieth the cost.
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rebel wounded worse than they TO the hospi-
tai. 1t is evident, however, that the rebels
think that they are TO receive no mercy at the
hands OF the negroes. a guilty conscience
needs no accuser. But how will it look in
history-this barblrity oa the one side and
this exhibition of lorbearance, humanity, and
Christianity on the other? Which will shine
brightest? 1t is hard to wait for the coming
years--ior the time when such iorbeSrance
will be appreciated.
When read OF Fort Pillow, am ready for
an exhibition of vigorous Christianity use
of the bayoaet but who does not admire the
leniency aud mercy of the colored troops in
contrast? Little do therebel cotton lords, who
have prided themselves on their high plane of
civilization, comprehend their position when
set against that of their slayes-siaves once,
but no longer-their damning shame their
barbarism, now and forever held in abhcr-
renee. The colored men of America are
making swift advance. The rebels are their
best helpers just now-helping through their
inhumanity.
/ would not wish TO have it understood that
| think negro better than white man.
God is the creator OF all. They are men, and
are showing their manhood, Just as thousands
of soldiers from New England and the whole
North are doing. To make flrst-rate soldiers,
they need discipline aud instruction. They
are receiving it, They have begun, and viii
90 on. General Smith, commanding the 18th
corps, speaks in high praise Of their conduct.
They were subjected" said he, ito six
hours shell fire, losing constantly, and they
did not finch. was astounded at their good
behavior" This is high praise, freely accord
ad
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THE DAILY PRESS

Printing Office has one of Roper Improved Caioric
Engines for motive over, aud is furnished with
improved and costly Presses-Cy Under and Platen-
ron the most celebrated makers. We have in con.
slant use one of HOES LARGE CYLINDER
PRESSES. capable of throwing of $500 Sheets
an hour; one OF Adams Potrer Presses-the best
book press in the world; Adams and Potter's Fast
Machine JOB Presses; Ruggles' superior Card Pres;
Adams and Union large Hand Presses, STANDING
Presses, and all the machinery necessary for well
appointed office.
Ine Daily Press Job Office is believed to be as well
furnished as any similar establishment in the State
Those sending order from the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention.
We execute al orders in the shortest time
and in the neatest and best msnner.
We viii do ell kinds OF printing as well and as
promptly, and as cheap as any other establishment
In the City, County or State
All orders for JOB Printing must be directed 10
the Daily Press JOB 0gee, no s2i Exchange street,
Portland. Me-
The job Office is under the personal supervision
OF the senior proprietor, who is the CITY PRINT
ER, and is himself an experienced practical wors-
man, and employs only well-skilled. mechanics in
this department Of his work
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Delivered to order in any part ofths city.
The former customers of Msssrs SAWYER Whit.
ney are respectfully invited to give us call
RANDALL. McALLISTER co,
Portland, June l3. ls64-dly
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Iuly6dS
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At Court of Probate held at Portland. with,n an.
for the County of Cumberland on the 6r.f r,.ss
dsy of July, in the year of our Lord ei.s,-
cen hundred aud sixty-sour, "s1'
CAMuEL II. bRADBUkY hayirx nr...n,.s "a.
- petition, representing that solomon Thsy.r ~.
Of Portland. in said c. unity. deceased old In nj. s
time make Il gal contract TO convey 10 rpe Rras.
bury, certain real estate described in said ~ ,i,,
and praying that authority ay be given 10 ,he ss
seutrx OF the last will and testament OF said 500.
ry said contract into fest ' y" saH-
=. ~ ras Ordered, That the said Petitioner civ, A..
uee 70 ~ persons interested. by causing not - -,
even Gays In the Daily Press. printed at reftisns
INA, ,ney may appear at Probate Court 10 hel5 y
ten of the clock in the forenoon and .ho,n nsN,
ed. Ao' os grant
true copy, Attest, 'sass'
jalylldtd& wlws AsS's'ef,
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Tribute to our Oolored Troons,

A popular army correspondent TO daily
paper, writing from the front, says:
1t has been said that the negroes take no
prisoners, leaving it to be inferred that they
remember Fort Pillow, aud are bent on having
relentless retaliation. 1t is not so. have
made diIigent enquiry, and have yet to learn
that they have in single instance retaliated
upon prisoners falling into their hands. On
the contrary, General Kinks informed me that
he saw two wounded colored soldiers helping
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN T. GILMAN, Editor,
published at Nc. s2i EXCHANGE STREET, By
N. A. FOsTE 81 CO.

THn PORTLAND DAILY PRRssis published at $500
per year; If paid strictly in advance, discount Of
sl.9Q will be made.
Single cOpies three cents.
HRR MAINE ESTArE Press is published every Thurs
day aynornng,st S20e per snnum, in advance; g. .26
IL paid within six months; and $500, II payment be
delayed beyond the year.
Rates of Advertising:
One inch ofspaoe in length of column, constitutes
a"sQEARR."
Sl50 per square daily frat week; rs cents per week
after; three fnaer0ns or less S1eo; continuing eve.
ry other day after first week, so cent?
Ralf square three insertions loss rs cents; one
week, 900; 80 cents per week after
Under head Of AMUsEMRETs, 50. 90 per square per
week; three insertions or less, 81 3d.
SPECIAL NOTICES, S1.T5 per square hrst week
90 per square after three insertions or less al
hak square, three insertions, 800; one week,
SI.25.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PKEss which has large circulation In every part OF
the state Tor % cents per squarein addition 10 the
above rates, for each Insertion.
LEGAL NOTICES at usual rates.
Transient advertisement must be paid form ad.
vance
BUSINESS NoTIoEs, In reading columns, II cents
per line for one insertion No charge less than ffty
cents for each insertion.
FV-All communications intended for the psper
should be directed the "Rditor the Press, and
those of 4 business character to the Publishers.
kT-JoB PRINTING OF every description executed
with dispateh.
r. TracY, Travelling Agent.
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The Portland Daily Press.

Thelargest daily paper east OF Boston, and having
larger circulation than all the other dailies in the
city combined, is published st the Office in Fox
Block, SO f-@ Erci.ange Street, every morning
SUNDAY eycepted at
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Information Wanted.

WiLLlAM COLLINS. WILLIAM GODDARD
W and JOHN Z. LACEY. who We're supposed
20 os natives OF fortiand. having died In the unieo
o'ats service, their heirs hear OF
maiioa on application IN person CT BY ie ter to
BRADFORD HARMON,
No. s. Exchange street.,
IuiyVoGNaw Portland. Ne
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$500 Per Annum,

FROM which IL l.: per cent. Is discounted for
ADVANCE rAfsENTs. semi-ahnual and quarterly
subscriptions pro reta. Less than three months,
sixty cents per month, or 10 cents week. SINGLE
CoPIRs CENTS.
~ Ncwsdealers supplied at the rate of two and
cne-,hird dollars per hundred
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Pilot Wanfed.

A STEADY, competent and capable man. having
"A athorouRh snos led &c of Portland Hai Dor and
rs outer approaches l. wanted for the piIotaae Of
the MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CcaPASYis
Liverpool and Glasgow Iiue of Steamers the com
ing winter. The Pilot eDgaging for this service will
De required 10 board the Steamers outside of the
Bulwark snoal and Aids n's Rock Applicstlons ye.
cslVs BY JAMES l.. FARMER
jyisd NO. 10 Exchange Street.
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DsV
FE'HIS Company offers peculiar advantages topper.
IL intending to insure their lives in its SAFETY
and stability acquired in its fourteen years expert
ence; in i's =, which, without its capital of
SIC, 900 lainonnts TO over three-quArters million
Of dollars, being more than two hundred thousand
dollars III excess ofits liabilities for the reinsurance
of all outstanding risks; in the facilities presented
IN its accommodating system OF payments of premi.
ums; in the large number, diversified conditions and
occupations, various ages aud localities of lives
sured giving the largest requisite scope for the ope
ration of the laws of average rraity and the am
pes guaranty to flle insured for the benefits there.
Of IN The division OF proht-, the annual apportion-
ment OF which having Tor the past fourteen years
averaged Forty per Cent of the premiums paid.
Policies are issued upon all the piaas usual with
Life Insurance Comp mics, and at as low rates s
consistent with view TO equity and sovency.
Parties desiring Agencies in owns where the CON-
panT have nOae and those wishing Travelling Agen-
cies within the New England STATES, will apply TO
q. III. WILSON, 63 State Street, Boston, giving
such re eTeuce. or information as TO age, present
and past business, wi enable him TO form judg-
ment in regard thereto. junel4d3m
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Currauss wanted.

ftHE highest market price paid for ripe Currants,
GREENOUGH 4 MORSE.
p,.,,.s ,o No. 20 Market Square.
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Board Wanted

RI Dung man and his wife; within ten mipu,es,
walk OF the Post Once. Address tststing ioca-
ton, terms, &e,,l
.,o,.s &C 9. b." Lock Box No. ,P.o.
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Substitutes

A NJ eae wanting Substitute, fer one or three
"A ears, can be supplied with one by caliiux anon
Exchar &c streets. "
j. Al. TODD,
down by the Union forces f-'
July l2eod3ws
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Lost.

- iKAl I'D from the pasture Of Mr.. Francis Rob
- erts, Westorook, last month, a three wear ola
gray Coli, small size; whoever viii return MIN or
gSe ihtornation where he may be found will be
saitably rewarded. By eallng z at No. 80 sprinr 81
FRANCIS T.. kMERY,
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Wallet Lost,

nS Thursday. July l+ih. on Commercial street.
~ rear Thomas Block. a Leather Wallet oEtain.
ing between sixty and seventy dollars. The fnier
viii bs literally rewarded by leaving it a; the count
ing room of the Daily Pres
diulvi6lw
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Wanted.

4 SITUATION wanted BY q Young man. In a
N wholesale store. Best OF ref renee eiven
inquire Of ABB HOLDEN. Office near Post ofice
jy4 d3w -
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lady with two children a situation as houss-
- dL1keeper, goyerness. or teacher; would do sewing
cd. Arpy to MRS. COOK. City Hotel Portland.
'io. fylQdlw
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LARGE POSTERS.
Haud-Siiis. Shop-biIls, Program
mes, Circulars,

And plAIn printing of every description Also,
Rule and Figure teort, executed neatly, and on
terms THAI cannot fail to satisfy
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WamfA<E.

A Bol not less than sixies years Of age 10 act
"A ss Carrier Must come we'll recon- mmeuded =
Apply At the Counting Room Of the Press.
jylsdtf
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Wanted Imn,ediateIx-

A Agent Of either sex in every town and village
"A 70 engage In light and profitable business BY
whish IRON - 90 TO el2 per week be made. Per.
sons having leisure evenings can make feom 6Oc 10
sleO per evening. A sample with full particularS
sent by mail TO all who cncl so one 3 cent stann
and address A. Z. sPAULDING q co.
Jaoe]ldSwlUs West Hampstead, N. H.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS.

The largest paper in New England. eight pages, Is
published every Wednesday, containing all the
news BY mail a-d telegraph, important reading
matter. Marine List, Market Reports, &c, of the
Daily Press, at the following prices, viz
Single copy, enc year, Invariably
IN hhaNancc. Observation-Disclosures. S2 90
For six months. s...................x f.Oo
To climbs OF feur or more all to the
ssine pos' ohice' eaeh' '',...'..........,... 1915
To Clubs of ten or more, all to the
came post Office, each. h.............,....s1. so
And free copy to the getter up of the club
Subscriptions solicited. Agents wanted in every
town. Postmasters requested 10 act as agents.
n. A. FOSTER & Co, PRorRIEroRs.
Portland June i, 1854. dtf
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S2J Reward! /!

SIoLES from thesubscriber on Tuesday Even
- ing while IN Pierce's auction room, Calf Ski.
reck. Boek eontaing st4 in money. a note against
Snares Hocgdon, Gorham. for $50 and enc agains,
chares hooper for sl2. The above reward will b.
ton OF the thief
Tune S-tf GEORGE RFcE
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WANTS, LOST FOUND
Currants Wanted.

fy'HE subscriber wants from 20 to 60 bushels Nc.
a hips carraats, for witch he will paw the hirh-
e't market price, at his store in Saccarspra
,to.s., I'll. S. CLAY.
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II. G.. WILSON,
General MaRdger Of agencies in The Nete England
states
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DIRECTORS OFFICE,
6S State Street, Bogfou Mass
II. q. WILSON

PRECEDENT HENRY CROCKFR
Fsce- e-f'resideRf- DANIEL SHARP
Secrefarg-Y H. HOLLIS TER
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ROarsl.

NUiIS OF Rooms, with Board. can be obtained by
~ applying Immediately At 30 Dsnforth street.
may iiin. ;. maylzdtf
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Mutual Life Insurance Go.

INCORPORATED By the STATE OF MAINE
Charter Perpetual Organized. 1919.
The New York herald., 1864-06-26


LIST OF CASUALTIES on BOARD THE GRANITE
cIrY-LErTER PROM HER PAYAAsrER, Rrc.
Through Kindness OF Messrs Vim. Read and SOD, o
casualties board Of the United States steamer Granite
CITY, at oacaseu Pass, Texas, on the 9th d May last
The letter written by Acting Assistant raymasteY
John Read, OF the Granite City, who was reported -
killed
sAgNE PASS, Nay Q, 1894.
DsARFAnrn-You have probably this heard Of the
write merely 70 ftate that uninwed and very well.
Wereached bere ast night and start today for Houston
Our vessel was engaged one hour and hall, and was
oompletely riddled am well treated. ! enclose LIST
OF Casualties which you will please have publisoed Tor
Information OF friends OF the woundsd.
To WILLIAM Rad, Bostn
Chas. W. Lamson, commanding, prisoner.
A. n. Atkinson, executive officer, prisoner.
John Read, pay master, prisoner.
G. yermeule, surgeon, prisoner.
ryrren, ensign, arm shot OF, dangerouA
A n. Berry, ensign, shot through the leg.
stewart Green, engineer, prisoner.
y. NJ Schryuis, engineer, prisoner.
J. II. Roilirgs, engineer, prisoner.
Lacius Harlow, engineer, prisoner.
David Hull masters mate, prisoner,
Thos Ashmesd. masters mate, prisoner.
1hOe X. Marshall, masters mate, prisoner.
usnry u Psnning, paymastcr's clerk, prisoner.
John W: ltndall, quartermaster, killed
Jo~erh johnson, seamaa, killed
John Scott, seaman, arm shot on
John Jac bs quartsrmasssr, shot through the sbish
Dangerously
Ihe casualties among the seamsn wees a. follows.-
William n. Hayden, shot through both THIGHS, bsdly
john 0osin, leg Jos sohannger, leg; NJ HcNamarA
leg Spencer, arm slightly 7. simpson, arm, slightly
NcColum shoulder, slightly. The remainder Of the
ersw prisoners
The New York herald., 1864-06-26

f,g M. ssr' Huss Windsor Ss. days with plaster
Brig Neins Hewitt -. Nsw Bedford
Sch. Oarris Bell lBrl Taylor, Newport g. ss days with
ssnP r1risno (Brazl Rogers Para 10 days. with rubber
schs s ale Jones lBr,. Harvey Arroyo is days with
schr Sarah Maria lof Cold Spring. Undsrh Baracoa
9asr Win fruit Pearsa 18th inst Int 28 10. Ion
% o. sgoke schr Geo Eneas, for HArbor Island.
ccnI rieesw ood, Gardner Qsorget0wD dayA
Sohr Hoyt DsyiA qeorgetown for New Haven.
senr IAnkee Doodle Martin, Baltimore, 8 daya
Scnp z1ss Aansam Beveridge. Baltimore. days Tor
scbr Conausutsen. Trout, cherrynsad. dAys
schr Delaware Means Ellsworth daya
schr Ocean Bei's Waters. Mschias 8 daya
schr Corneia. Reynolds. Fall River.
echr krandywine, Barber Fai River
schr 2 Hulse, Mahan Providence
schr Thorne. Sears, Providence
! scSr Lady lake Hiiioi,s Providsecs
Schr riy,1g send. BROOKS, Provide ca.
Sch schr = Carlisle. .sheacn, Newport
Sohr Red Jacket Hall WfIetts Point
schr neue OF the Bay. Croker Georges BAnks
steamer New Jersey (U transport, Hoxie O1ty Point
30 hours 70 Quartermaster.
Roads With ssck ano Wounded % dera
Steamer II stout Nichols. wsshjngton.
Steamer Franklin. Young. Ba'tmsrs.
Steamer Massey, Smith Phihdaiphis
lteamer Bdralo Morton. Phiiade.ph,s
steamer BLACK ntamnnd. Meredith PhilAddphN
Steamer Knghsher. Nye Provtdsnca
steamer Pelican. Waldron. Previdenoe
Ath-sesmers Gea Mcclellan ouwbraa akin. \ anr..,a
De 6t ndegonde; besks MarSa Volunteer Tbnmss Bonp1
Louise Alabama. Ataana Rahbone br Cs Eastern star
Ao9ot; D scsr Aloe Maitland. Hobart r Hsr.
iii, ws:sss: s.Gsn. 0sn:n Illinois. and
Evening Star -
Wind at sunset Wsw.