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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-06
Trnal Notices.
ftUARDIAN SALE.

VI
STATE or VERMONT
DisrIicr ur FRASEIiN, ~.
In Probate Court. st. Adams, May 81, 1851
Present, A. J. SAMSON Judge.
Cortcz 4. Fish. guardian of Frank Ordway
Abraham Ordway, aud benjamin Ordway, mi
uor-. children Of Willis j. Ofdway, late Of Enos-
hurgl dcceasod makes application to this Court
for license and authority to sell and convey all
the real estate ownod by his said wards in Enos-
hurgh aforesaid, being about sixty acres more
or bss. owned and occupied by the said Willis j.
OrdNay at the time Of his death. representing
tina. said sale would be beneficial 90 his said
wards. Whcrcupon, ordered hy said Court that
u hearing be had on said application, at tho Pro-
bate Onice in st. Aibans, on the 2l-t day ~ May
instant at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and that
notice thereof be given Of the time and place Of
hearing, to all persons interested, 10y Publishing
the substance of said application aud order Of
Court thereon, three weeks excessively IN the
VERMONT TRANSCRIPT, q newspaper published Ia
St Adams, previous to the Dist day 81 May
aforesaid when objections to the LICENSE prayed
for being aanted, viii be considered, if any shall
be offered
Given under my hand at ST. Adams, on the day
and year first above mentioned.
S-jw A. j. SAMSON. Judge.
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Spefial 4lotites.

DIR. MarshaIrs Catarrh snun is the bost
remedy known for C,TARRH, and all diseases
caused by Cold in the Head. Sold by all Drug
gists. 7-1amly
The Very latest News. The subscriber
has just returned from market and is now pre-
pared to exhibit the largest lot and most desir-
able styles Of CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS ever offered for sale in Vermont, pur-
chased for CASH, and viii be sold at a very small
advance from cost. The place TO got the worth
of your money ~ at No. 2 Darrow Block.
VIM n. SMITH.
ST Adams, Apr. % 1864.
\. b. All bills must be paid without delay.
Ut f4l WIN. n. ).
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
5000 Cavalry Horses,

For which airpiicr7 ~ he pafi on delivery Said
Horses to be soundih all particulars not less that
five 81 nor more than nine co. years Old. from 81
to l6 hands high, full hcshed, compactly built,
bride wise and of size sufficient for Cavalry
purposes The undersigned are prepared 10
contract with parties for Horses to be- delivered
at St. Abans Horses will De received al the
above named place and inspected on and otter
Monday March 2sth Parties wishing to CON
tract for the delivery Of Horses. At all times
do SO with stephen /. Goodcll, at hie Hradduar-
tcrs i'm nRialto~ Building. state street. Mont
pclicr. VT. BRADLEY BARLOW.
STEPHEN l.. GOODEII.
March TO- 1864. Pr
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or. ALHANs MUSIC STORE.
- ST ALBANS. VT
Where every variety of Musical Instruments can
be found Pianos from fivc different manufao-
tories. viz: Steinway's Chickcring n Son. the
United Piano fortcs J. T., Hale a CO., Wood
ward q Brown.
Mason and Hamlin of Boston. Prescott 4 Broth
ers Of Concord, n. H., j. Esteys Brattleboro
Vt.
Small Instruments ~ cvcrv kind.
sheet Music "a nd Music Books. Card Photo
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Alarriaaes and Deaths.
DEATHS.

In st. Adams, April 22d, 1864, Mr. ALyAH SKIN
NER, in the 6sth year Of his age
In st, Adams, May ID, 1864 Mr.. JAMES NJ.
YArGHN, aged about 45 years.
At the American House IIydepark, May 3d.
1864 Hon. JOHN A. child, attorney and COM
seller at law, IN the 4lst gear Of his age.
At his residence il 81. Adams, May ID, 1864 Of
typhoid fever, Mr. JOSIAH SMITH, aged rs years
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the handsome sum Ol SAV.z'.'
Mr. Nathan Ayerill, aged 81 years,
the oldest citizen Of Plattsburgh, n.
Y. died last week. He was father Of
c. X. Averill, Esq, formerly Of st. Al
bans Bay.
The continued practice Of bill
stickers, who post up large printed and
engraved placards Of men, women,
beasts and creeping things, on public
and private buildings, has become an
intolerable nuisance Large pictures
of caravan beasts, clowns and circus
riders, negro minstrels and 'world re-
nowncd banjo players in every con-
ceiyable attitude, color and costume,
have lately Disguised the public eye
long after the beasts have roared, "the
stars Of the comic armament have
ceased to twinkle, the clowns tickled the
ears of the groundlings, and the min
strels have played on the bonesand the
banjo, "amid roars Of laughter and
shouts Of applause" tits bad enough
that il these war times such peripatetic
showmen should be encouraged at all
by the public; but all traces Of their
business should cease with the occasion
Where are our salaried police, that
they do not prevent such repeated Of
fences against property and good taste?
The decision in the Welchman
road case referred to III our report Of
the doings Of the Franklin County
Court, shows that High Street is to be
extended to Fairfield Street upon the
payment Of the sum therein mentioned.
building lot on Weldon Street
has recently been sold 10y AIessrs. Gil
son and Sowles, to Mr. Olds, who con
templates erecting. dwelling house
upon it, The lot lies Immediately east
Of the one occupied by Thomas Garyin.
The small building opposite the
fremont House. is beinr thoroughly
reftted and put In order for a first
class millinery establishment. Miss
NJ 5. Beattiewill moveintoit duringthe
week ensuing
Tho Rev M, n NJ DAYTON 10.
.;o,s 500, oo;po i, fbo senond Va.
mont Reoiment ~ vbirb bo WAS form.
orIv tho nornlar cb,rloin His mini,
viii he snnrlied aprino tba absence i,
some ac,ental,lo Clergyman
r, u,o... n cA,
Committed octino ON behalf Of tho
Christian copn,ise;nn has race;ved
fron the canvasse,s IN Districts 4
and - East sheldon tbrouob tbe
Row GEORGE p Tolm,n elavon dollar.
ana eevente.n cents Which bas boe,
transmitted to the Treasurer Of tn,
Christian Commission at Boston.
The seventy onrtb Animal con.
vantion If tbo Protestant F,;sconoI
Church tn the Diocese of Vermont will
be held ON the first "Wednesday OF
June 1864 Mt Burlington. The preach
ar Of the missionary sermon is the Rev
Duane S. Phillips of Bennington: the
Rev II. NJ Frost Of AIiddlebury snb-
.ttuto The Rev Josepb w NcIl-
waine viii preach the sermon before
the Convention: the Rev. Ezra Jones
late of East Berkshire and Montgone.
nv. substitute.
The nrocoedincs of tbo Crona
T.od,o - tbo statoo - vo,,,o,t - :.
o,,,,,al oo,,,,,,,,,;oo4;,,,, - poll,,,.. po1,,
last Ianoo,.r arc ,,,.;rtod ~. tbo TIM
job and book establishment, Burling
ton; and viii soon be distributed.
John 8 yoaton CITY morsbol %
Manchester. y. H.. committed suisde
April 9th. in n fit Of tennoro,v in
sanity, aged 50 years.
The death Of Morton Cole ESQ
formerly Of Burlinoton at Brooll,n
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H-ANT'ED- At this Oficc, an active, intelh.
W gent Young Man, Of good habits as an 'p
,rertice 10 the Printing business.
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rnse fine selections and original arti-
cles on the outside Of to-day's TRAN-
,rnlpr They will be found worthy Of
nerusal An original poeticd conhi-
button on the fourth page viii be
found full Of poetic fire and patriotic
feeling
IS the action Of the County
Cont. at its last term, is drawn to
close it can hardly prove amiss to say
word in regard to the courthouse it.
self where the business of county and
supreme courts for Franklin county is
transacted Il is undeniably the poor
est courthouse in Vermont, save per
hans. the one in North Hero. 1t is
old, shabby badly warmed, poorly ven
tillated, and lily contrived for the com
fort of the petit or grand jury, the
convenience Of the court, bar, or par
ties and their witnesses. 1t is not to
the credit of the county Of Franklin
wealthy and prosperous as it is-that
this state of things exists. 1t is not ia
keeping with her prosperity, taste and
intelligence And yet while all this
'. '' al ''',,l - - -. 800,
1q.. ,,,l.,.f.a..s..,, ,,..', III.
Ell. I'm,
be until this cruel war is over" We
would not add to this load SO long as
we can manage with the present build
ing, as we have done for a few wears
past. But when the war is ended-and
God in His mercy speed the day let
the county of Frankhn%ake this mat
ter Of building a new courthouse in
hand, and erect one that viii afford
comfortable and convenient place for
the dispensation Of justice.
The annual meeting OF the Frank
lin County Medical Society. of which
"a W, H. hutchinson OF Eno9nurgh'
'"e secretary VIII be held at Shel-
''on may Io'h
w W. Tholp, Esq, has recently
purchased the Fansworth farm, which
adloins his valuable real estate. Mr.
II. Falusworth, we regret TO learn,
designs to remove to the West
a select school for young pupils,
10y Miss NJ J. Rowley, and a writing
school by Miss S. L. Goodrich, have
been naugurated at the Courthouse
Sswlthn the past week.
4 All persons writing letters ought
IT. bear in mind that revenue stamps
6placed ON letters for postage, viii be
streated as of no consequence. Such
&ietters having revenue stamps upon
sthein will be sent by postmasters as
PlnPald, and will, OF course, be charged
ANith double rates
The new paint-shon IN s. Albans
Belonging to the yer,nont and Canada
Railroad, which has iust been finished
= LOU ieet long and 80 feet in width,
IS aiiu Is now being used 10y the Compa-
.spy' IL Is SAID to be one of the most
comfortable and convenient buildings
'''e Ainu III me whole country.
Immediately west of the railroad
laclnne shop there viii be soon erect
ed "a wooden building for STORING INN
iber, IS feet long and 30 feet wide. and
brick building "a feet lone NV Is
feet wide, for n d,vino bop.o Tho.o
Buildings are to be erected IN . tos+o
ful and substantial manner hv tbo
Railroad Company
One Of tbo most o44,.o..
\ best regulated railroad restaurants IN
Pc State is kent in ST Adams NV Mr.
g L. Bean. II is well fitted mn ond
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sueeessors 70 Horny NJ. Stove
V,HE UNITED STATES cun,srrAS

rINHE UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN
L COMMISSION would inform the patriotic,
the phllanthropic and Christian men and women
of the country. of its work and its wants
Ii cares for the body and the soul as did Christ
when on earth. BY its delegates who go with
out pay and from love, hospital stores home
comforts and reading matter are given directly
to those who need them, together with such
personal administrations and religious instruction
each case may require-arid the Gospel is
preached at every opportunity.
In the hospltalsy ON Che battio-holds, and in
the camps OF tift strong ana brave the delegates
are welcomed by surgeons officers and men, and
their labors have, in the Judgment of those
wel-inforned, saved thousands Of lives, and
been blessed TO the conversion Of thousands Of
souls, besides raising the morals Of the army
and strengthening the links that bind the soldier
TO his home.
II has the confidence of the Government and
all the facilities from II that military cxgepcies
will allow.
Its affairs are managed by business mon who
give their services Railroads and kilograms
are free 70 III the Bible Society gives is pnblca-
tons; but religious reading matter must be pur-
chased, and the demand " far beyond the ability
OF the Commission 10 meet it.
me rdhts ~ The Commission are Ticn 10 90 as
d@e9otfsi storestO be dishibaedby heDa-nioney
10 purchase reddiug mdtf6r.
The ann IL 10 have no large balance in the
Treasury, but 10 do at all times what the current
contributions shall allow, there being extel
sive and complicated system of agencies that
change would seriously affect
Money and Stores may be sent to GEoRsE H.
stuart, II Bank Street, Philadelphia.
In New England, money may be sent 20 JosEPH
STORY, ~ fremont Street; Stores to l.. II. Row
LAND, D fremont Temple; Letters TO CHARLES
DEMoNp, Conrt Street, all in Boston.
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ST. ALBANS.
posr-oFFrcE NOTICE.

rost-onice open Sundays excepted from D a.
m. to " p N. e.,.,,, I'm fosa mn.
OmcG open ON sunday nom a. Ill., ~ a. "'''
an nom 2 M. to 1890 p. m ,o
Nails Boston through Mail closes at o''o
mn Arrives at 5.l5 =. m.
New York through Mail closes at o'5o p M
AI yIn,tb@rn Nah closes at 500 a. m Arrives at
G.5s p. nl. an .i.... a : noo IN Arrives
at s,o torn r. Mail closes at coo a. Arrives at
o'2R9 lcrsdeld Mail closes at l.30 p. m. Arrives
at 1000 %. m. ,ooo ,,,iy.s a.
,oooa M. Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturday,. 80 roo Ar
riyts at 100 p. ~.
o. SPECIAL NorGcE.-Lctters Tor Mails must
80 ,,ror,ptly nd the advertised hour Of closing,
u' =" H. y. BARBER, Post Master
81 Adams, April s, ls6i o-tL
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from five different manufactures. SINGERS
il the best machine manufactured fully war
ranted in every respect lock stitch. alike on
both sides,
All orders by mail. either for Musical Instru-
ments Music Books or Sheet Music. or Sewing
Machines, will meet with prompt attention.
Address, {. II. S. PIERCE
Ion St. Adams, "
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81
u,RnAsrRy DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CoNrrRofiEH % rnT CrRRENcY.
Washington reb ~ 1864

Ort1cr OF CoMpTRofirH OF nm CrRRENcY.
Washington, rel ~. 1864.
WnrnrAs. Rs satisfactorr evidence presented
20 the gncd II has been made W appear
that ne TY,,st National Bdak ~ -. itbOns IN tho
County Of Franklin. and state OF Vermont. has
been dulv organized under aud according 70 Che
requirements Of the Act Of Congress, entitled
"An Act 10 provide National Currency, secured
bv a pledge of United states stocks, asd 10 pro-
yido for Tho circulation and redemption thereof,
approved Feb. 25 1861 and has complied with
ail the provisions Of said act required to be COM
piled With before commencing The business of
Banking.
trailer If the Cuupncy, do hereby certify that the
First National Bank Of ~. Adams COUNTY. 81
Franklin. and state Of Vermont. il authorized rs
commence the business Of Banking under the
Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal Of Office this goth day of February, 1864.
fLs1 Signed. HUGH McCUL1OCH
Comptroller If the Currency.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
Married.


ACKNOWLEDGMENT Wednesday evening, Angus, 81,
- The residence Of the bride by the Rev J. G. bic
9ons scgERsos 70 RsAA +. AoosE, al of this city.
Massachusetts papers please cogy.
BRowSE-HAvENEyKR --At New barg on Wednesday,
Aesust IL, BY the Rev john Brown CHlEivs l. BsowgE
~ Hong Kong CLiua, 10 CHARLOTTE Z AAy.sEYER, o.
4sw burg, y. \.
cooFE-sTsFBess-A Calvary church. on Thursday.
September l. by tine Rev Francis l. Hawks, d. n III.
"a, the Rev. VIZ. t. COOKS, rector Of Trinity church
HArsneburg, N. ", to HANNAH EIHAnrTH, youngest
aAa2hter Of Benjamin stephens. Esq. of tnis city.
frTrt1kcK K-6IG1i0Oty,--in Rro0kyn, r. H., By the
lev. A. Bonen, tBARiIs b. FITZPATRICK n sNSg H. CIT
SooLr. second daughter or Thomas a Gllbooy, Esl
ONDSspONg-LENNT-Oa Eedeesday, August 81, by
Us kev. r. Foster, n OxpKsposx 70 MARY }. LESSY
a& Of tns ciSy.
RAoEY- BACBx1S.-By the Rev. Frederick SIT, wir,
yAs H. RGcEr 70 MAKr IA dGgehter Of the late Allen
@achtnau, sl OF this c.ty No cards.
dJdson papers please cory.
RoKEE-DcHER1r.--On Thursday, September ], st the
xnvrch q - Charles Borr0oeo, B1o kyn by tbe Rev
y. Pre- JANIS RoHgK 10 Mics Many ELlzlgsTn, daughter
~ John Doherly, Esa all of Brooklyn.
EEasIs-YhLBNrrE tn 1hGrstay, Contender ], at
"a Ttomas church, oy the Rev. u. sl. CHsRLEs ~ YBo.
Su 70 S<aAH " VALENTINE, all Of tbs CITY. No cards
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
I1ind.


eEu-.-lt CITY Point, Va, on Friday, Augu.i 20,
seuleneut har1 BguTS, Gnsrte aster Seventh reg
Espi SeF !srssy Volunteers, aged 2s years
fuuers from the lresbyte CHURCH, Madison n. j.,
~ s1lsia'y % lFutag, Al natf past Len O'Clock.
~ - ~ 20, on mGrsiy, September j, Ass,
TsnsA1et q The lave Dsyid Brown.
1ne tslstves ane friends tro invited TO attend The fu
<sM isoin Chftt eadrob Rye saturday afternoon, ~
- siter1sLce II the eeTCt.
osrra a-o0 Ttsn(ay morning, September ], AHlSpl
w. biAF second da-gnteT u Nrs Z. W Ctlppr aged 10
snsrs, Al n 7Ltns sna ~ a4ys
TIE relatives spa fsuds n family s,e invited 70
Nend lhe !arerat ths ttrdoy afternoon al Lwo O'Clock
~rcra the sdOuce of be- moihsr 80 Proadrav -'
frovinoes a. Nova scs.s and New Brlnhs Tx papers
Dssl7.-At Esnhassei, =. l., on Tnursdsy. ssp,.mser
H. AAKr COULTER, wife Of James u. nemlt, 80 lie sOta
Tne tss'ives aEd friends invited attend III. fu
Hsrsl, o. Saturday mornaE - hsl at eleven o'c ok,
ths osfpAst ten tran, Lo0E siand railroad, vii reaob
ne Ieu4vtsry ~ tisse for tDs iUaetsl
nreElsr --on iharsday, septsnbeT !, May DEw.
TrksI, aged year and months.
fLs luners u take place ths fTridsy) Afternoon at
Asl ore. oae ognck f,Sia No. 1850 broec gay.
%N " Wakeuau, 20, Southport, Sonn., Mrs. Hfrssy
kSs'th, sSoa 70 years Ssiioi Of DEACON fosler, ef
tnsp.-M Govtrb-rs Isisra, on Thursday, September
K ~, " " esulasr q iohn snd sGsan freed, sGsd
rns fspsral VII sse t.ce a. ooysrnors Island. New
-. .is.r Ms t.nosil astRoon, a. thrss O'CLOCK
sss go = = y i.s iamey 80 pvigea - attend.
SnAp,--ol Aa1dAr, August 2p MsxtsL w. Fosp.
fas relatives .ud friend n 'be amHy ss r.. fcct'ury
a 70 s.,.ha ne inYhAl from Gla late rgsssucs,
G<lock |h -
sooAsrr On rhurssay, September /, prporr. -r.
M Patriok BeQafty, aged ~ years
Fbf friends aBd relatives are invited 70 sttsnd The
iHsF& 90 sat rday sfiernon - two O'clock from her
Atc fe.idepcs k2s 2 sbth sveuue
hitla ~-Un "Wednesday, August ~ y, Gresrpoint Wv
a. HtEs, tofmerlJ 81 BVsioas h.se ased &C ysas
Notcs ~ furern III t1.mosfows rapft.
h"f'os --At Nashville. Tenn. OH flestav, luCuu Ie
@MUtn " VI BfoN. iu toe 2sth yesf of hitsee
~ e atte 40 rieods p ~ ftni! ars pyt,t .
sese4 ibq fa4efa from tbt residence III his 0ghtf ZOE
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PORT or Now York. September I, Is6A.
ciEARED
,, sssnpship Hsvs7s Greene. hsy3n,-T A.csr.o Co
Sp sp nes sS.en @srs
A Co
ssfs 2ET ss ass. soPR oss
Es sa 70, S anaoa @ ssu
Brig Marco Polo (Brl aobers, MarseiIes-Bse.jer Do
Bfis John Butler tBr), Knowles Nsiamoros-smisa a
sTs ss S,s9 s,aTs9 sT hssi sA Ts1e
Brg IdeRl tBr), Bsauso, 81 Johns. MIG Buiey
BIS ceZ o. sbr H., He9seo hsi.sIn prwo,s
Brig 4vcnda's. Dix portsraou,h MI.
Bris chin bora1a, warren Bosiou-R p Buck Co.
selr Amanda JSDe lbrj, DAirynpie, s,JohBs, NP-J
schr @ n van Nam. Bnsh Norfolk
schr " y Ptts, ror'eg, Chnco,eague-A Haven.
scnr gu.osttrp, Milis. Ph aaepais-Bssor Dayton.
sloop GEry Gray, Haven, Uncasvire-R Kreemsr
ARRIVED
s,esmshp Yazoo, Couc., New Orleans Aug "a, WITH
ndss ano Tsssenssrs % Ludls@ ne seksn 90 rAsted
y s sS Syhsa f's & B @g Toa To1 1a
ga stg ssesr.shP syenns e,ar hsrse os ssw ors.ns
ssnsl with blue ana ground and white letter in
sssamahip hcc.uan U st,s,potl GRAY r,w Orleans
poss G ASa sss s % ssSS, 10 om Ps os rsa fo a
Nes oreSga; snh Z " P .',sm.ns hmp,Te Cls, Asass
I ss n 81. ~ 7 2 h. f X Iss !, 81 g
Bte pshp Ger srdrwick ~ trsusport1 sharkey, New
shg Iis1 NsrGhsi, NsrahAll Liverpool, July r. with
nose and - rs.saues-s 70 % satshal 90 Jnly ~
shp Lerey tHauol, schcnk, LIv.vpoo 30 dsys With
mdse @ walse carveE AnF ~ u, Y ~ Ion 67 50 spoke
sSss TS ads s5i r esaf oss passed N
Jgg Nssst tFrl schorruo Antwerp, aesys with n.dse,
sI.sii issi .:'i E,ngt Dors..a, e.y.
irie jalt osfr waite. COW Bay, rs days with coal
Brs Gsery, consiin Boston. 10 days 10 Quarter
sehr I,csnrh tBrJ. shaw Gov Bay, ~ days with cosL
sesr fsaa Esaurr ,or oaincy por,. Rich. Gov gsJ IL
n scr Tsipa cs.hesr Cow ray IL days with coal, 70
s7hr praadea, Davis shuee, Ne u dsys with ps., 20
sehr Mitchell Eaton sSulss MS u asyt With pisa
J. schr MY cgsr Ysrasr'oO Jczslns We ndsys with
achs As,e2 r.a4 .,oa, ., John, sB 81 dsya with ium
seh, f9ar rre,hs,. tBr) Biysrd Q, Johs. sB, 10 days.
ssS, sss, t-..e. I meg,yo.n .sess bangor asya
.sr ar ssSs.i ssSss,., So,t t'ttss to:s sas s.slA'
tslr TRACE nd, - sac.
sSr sssr idss tSsrsas :, is,sf R,e-.y noa,on
schs Gtantr heiy. Br-,on.
Scbf psfusn, Pitcher, Boston.
scbr cnver Boat~ick. BOSTON
scbr A stevens Pc Boiop.
SER VsushAn, vtushsn, Boston.
fcbr Epldrr, Kelly Boston
s,hr tttis Cummings Ro.lon.
ecbr Msry Pniilr Loe ~ q sate.ter
sf sss i'oa r'sd.s s9@f ssss Aes 's.s rs "a
se.t cstrte Wtis pforo tr~ ReaforI
- i'' o.sSs -sS- s'G9S E5.s. S. s,. fss'it s.'ist
sgnr are 3orlsm az i1. pwotoo.
sesFJ x Bfesa.aa. s. dsr IaA ta,sr
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PYAM Brown. doy 0aseIlA o.
fo.hanaa resdsssor >spsn. BlssbsshpcrA Cld earh
..'t rsns: e ssss :sss: s:'si ti
1r:' SA.s. I:..s a.i.'d a.sss ssS.1;s: ss:
Avail. Carer; sxohans., whitman. and oasins@ Sos
I fITTUck 1T Avg si-sid schr ysmss laresr. esn.
Kelley NYork; Maria Rern Errcson, dol v Hsrkesw,
STLLivAN, Aug s6-sM sehr Tarquin. wscd Nvors a..
sAI.Ex Aua 26-AFr schrs d Mccarthy, Young FhHAr
SsIphls snI. Kelly. NYork SID schE q Porter IowA-
IsS66MRRssT lnr ss-Arr schr Angus Crowley NYorx.
WASHING roy rERRIroaY-At Por Ludlow July ..
ship 0srunsnia fswasand for Cork ldg.
VAUGHAN Aas I.-Arr schrs Z vAndervoort baSer
Phiadeiphia 18Th Richards, Geavss BhLaeesnporsi
9ah, Angler, Besse, kYorG. s8t42M
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esAy Voustain Davis, Pan Rsv1r
8ohr narcts Monroe, Pail RIVER.
6chr Fanny MosA Davis fsN River
lcnr Jac.,6 Ray moud. Ba'<win, Providersa
6chr Oregon Pratt, Pr,y<denre
ssSr sr y.%.. sGIss ls.a iosS. nHs S,sSs
echr Entire Ktnnisr frovideAcs.
schr John WAlspn, HafneS Prnvtdenoa
6chr Washington, Hsvess rrovidsnoA
schv = A MoanA Yorng, Providenos~
Schr ThoSva. Sears Pr,vdenoe.
sssr ssSr sy,S SoIn.e.. d.ss hsS.'Sssss Ssssss
ecsr 9 pnnton, Jameson
Schr BeaJ Drown, ins- >~soeH
echr N shsler HI :, NevporA
schr surprise ~asna, Warren.
schr : a. ~ssy, Portland. Ct
erh~ BARKER new London.
resp~~d. Dart New Ldn don.
ssy satt Bhvsa, New Lonuon Ios Aonooua
Z ashr q S Hazard. Por-rnonse, Hartford.
Ss~ar Z Flower, + eIcher: Hartford
Ar. Cisrssa Turner, Norwich.
Schr Henry p Drew, CLARK. Black Rock
echr o = Rswlsy. Hart 1reenport
schr Ada AEes. Ames whlcu ro.us
psNr Helen Carl. Rondnut for stou.
sc,r sisters Thompson stastsburG
Steamer ArtisanN Kisk n.-n..sTnofe
Steamer ssran Jones' Philadelpork
Aeamer Concord. norman r..AdeipnA
Steamer VI iey. Ph,lipa PhiladslphlA
Steamer Trensou Wilson, Trenton.
Steamer Ksngnsher Kenny Provtdsnca
Tho reported yesterday the Bell from Mansn
nilA should have read Horace Bell
SAILED
Aug 5f-Steamer 6axon; ships Escort Live Oak. Arcoie
barks Mary Lord wsrwick. Elbe Clara; bri.s MARY
Ladd San Miguel; schrs fsrnsworth. Watson An
Rosale
wind ~ sunset NV.
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AUCTION NOTICE. -.
We call particular attention TO our
SALE OF fRIs DAY.
A. 10 O'CLOCK,
comprising large and attractive lines Of
CLOTHS, DoEsKIas FANCY cAssiNERgs,
BEAVERS. PILOTS. wBITNsYs,
RELToSs oLoAKIN3s sHIRTIya, FLANNELS
BLACK AND CoLoRED DRESS SILKS
pELAIrEs, PLArDs, ALPACA LgsTRRs
ZNBRorDsRlEs, GENTLEMEEs FURsIsHIso
GOODS,
HOSIERY, GERMANTOWN GOODS, se,
IN VARIETY.
Also,
To close account
50 90 rs. Nortons Round Poop Skirt Wire
61.CNo lbs. RoFton's Rods, No l.
t,l'pD lbs. Fiat SKIRT Wire
go .ros- Ia iucb Double Skirt webhink
LOCKWOOD BROS 4 vypERHrLL.
AuciionrsrE,
20 Murray and ~ TSrrcn street
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sale. of pelaware stm,e sonds.

WILMINGTON, Tel sept. I, ItB4,
cpe huncrcd end ftJ thousand dollars of Delaware
Ae bonos sold 10 day only oDehs cent aboye par
"A NE quantity VIII be sold at two p n. to.in0rrov,
ench will BE- the last sale TINS week. IL not Eey that
n~re than $500 coo VII be sold The par value $3.50
D. sscn ponf ~ 81 600.