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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07

p4~We are pleased to notice that the work
Of completing the Lutheran Church, on Main
street is in active progress. When finished,
it will be one of the most beautiful and ion.
posing Church edi6ces in the city.
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cS-fhe following paragraph, which we
clip from the local news Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, shows the extraordinary liberties
which black Republican judges take with the
law, and the rights Of men. It ought TO be
headed, "Baseness in the Police Court
PATRToTIsN IN THE PoLcE CoURr One
Charles II, Palmer appeared in the Police
Court yesterday, complaining that he had been
assaulted on Saturday by Aaron Marsh, for
the simple reason that he was an Englishman
that and nothing more Mr. Marsh was al.
lowed 10 explaio, and said that Palmer, who
worked in the same establishment, had been
hooting at "greenbNcks,' the "ngger war,
and beratng the Government whereupon he
asked him II he was not an Englphman, and
on being answered boastiully that he was, he
struch him. Judge Warren thereupon made
his Fourth Of July speech, declaring that IL
Englishmen didn't like "greenbacks' or mig.
gers, they had better get out of the county
at once He himself was an Eugshmen by
birth. but the man WIN undertakes to dtspar
age our Government now, while it is protect.
ing him in earning such wages az he can /
get in his own, deserves to be chastised 1t
was his duty as n Judge to fine the patriotic
prisoner for the assault, but il he had been in
his place he thought he should have done the
same thing He then imposed fine of So,
and Immediately RENTED it Disloyally meets
with no favor at Judge Warrons hands.
According to this, the man who boots at
greenbackS," or the "nigger war, has no
rights which loyal judges are bound to re-
spect Judge Warren believes, no doubt in
the doctrine ofioundiug nigger colonies upon
the bones of Federal soldiers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
sHERIFFs SALE

Jacob Wsrds. d NJ Railrosd Oompsny-A lien
strf aIH Comnoa PieaSl ~ II '
Rf virtue of. several eHeQutona iasuod b. tho
~ court OF Common Pleas Of Al en- county, ohio, /
6 ohSr Al pQbo sale. ~ the dooFof the aouri house
in the city o Dayton, IN the county on MONTGOMERY
Ohio op saturday JULY 10th, 1854, A oIciocL, q
ofsAlq ss 'hs PpnEiag described rsal estate, TO.
Lots numbsred one Thousand eiehi hundred and
tWelVe, llsl2l and one thousand eight hundred and
thirty 0net lsi "a nurbCfed1n the revised Mai m
Che city Of Dayton, county Of MpniFomery Ohio Nfth
the improvements thereon. TAKEN 90 eaecutiop ss
the property Of the Dayton MlorRau RsilSss., ~
a. the suits Of Jacob Ward, William DovlpE Fredar
,ok bitteH ang Anu bowling. Nlu tAsl4A N'9lIl7
APPRAIsED as follows Lot No. lsl2, at sa,Oos
Lot No 1881 M VI 500, cnd cannot sell for less thab
two thirds ot the above appraisemepI
Ierms--GAsH IA Il w l, WOO AhtAN, ,aAa, q
June II, 1884 wtd
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The ola AIabama ana ths Ne,,.

The officers and seamen Of the Alabama,
captured by the Kearsage, have been liberated
on their parole Rt Cherbourg.
A letter in the Paris Pdtrie states that Can
tain Semmes announced that on the 18th Of
August he will again embark on a new Ala.
bama, which will on that date, be completed.
The seameu of the old Alabama will continu-
to receive pay, and form part of the craw of
the new cruiser. A rumor points to the
steamer Rappahannock the eH.British war
vessel, which stole away from Shearness 10
Calaie, A committee headed by Admiral An.
son, has been formed in London to raise BY
guinea subscription, a handsome sword to re.
place that which Captain Semmes sunk with
his ship 1t also reported that a eonsidera.
BILE sum has also beer raised in Liverpool for
the came object. The London DafiV Ne,0s
published an account Of the Kersage and Ala
bama affair, correcting false statements in re.
gard to the course pursued By the formrr.
Il is charged that the Deerhound acted as
a sort Of tender to the Alabama; that Capt
WinSlow would have secured the whole Of the
officers and crew OF the Alabama, had be not
placed too much confidence in the honor Of
the owner Of the yacht that be considered
Captain Semmes and others who escaped as
bound in honor to give themselves up; aud
that he did not pursue and Ere upon the Deer.
hound because he did not believe that any
one carrying the flag Of the royal yacht would
do so dish Rorably. o- lr rre
The Daily Nsios also publishes letter
from Mr.. Stoddard, Of the Kearsage, com
planning TINT the Deerhound was the eonsort
Of the Alabama. n, ,a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07

A Request,-The wAlchmsn of this city
whether called on the walls Of Zion or other.
wise, are requested to devote part Of their
time aud zeal to prevent naughty boys from
breaking the windowS, or otherwise injuring
the grl0' school, near Trinity church, on
Bainbridge street IL is not a violation Of the
Lords commandments TO spoil or destroy
your neighborS properly Win there be a
protest against that, as there was against re
lgious singing on q Sunday EVENING" Z
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
No Rebels AZ Hsrpsrs Ferry or IN IA ary

BALTINoRE, July 6-The Tribunes spec
ial says The Baltimore i Ohio Railroad
Company have just received nielli lence from
Sandy Hook opposite Harpers Ferry stating
not Il rebel is TO be seen or heard of at Har.
per's Ferry, or in any part of Maryland and
that he believed by tomorrow morning there
will not be one anywhere in that vicinity.
They having skedadled up the valley--it is
thought TO escape being captured by Hunter
The Tribune special this morning says
General Lew Wallace, Tyler and Howe arc
there preparing for the emergency party
Of rebel cavalry we're driven from near FredeT
ick to-day. Slgel reports the whole rebel force
at 200
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
Rspor. % osptsln wir.le,r. :
WASHINGTON, July 6.--The Navy Depart.
ment has received the following dispatch:
II g 9QraurR KrApaAaH

ment has received the following dispatch:
.. 8. sTrANER KEARsAoE, /
June 1876 p NJ.
| have the honor TO inform the Department
that the day subsequent to the arrival Of the
Rearsage at this port on ibe l4th inst, re:
ceived note from Capt Semmes begging
that the kearsage would not depart, 40 be in.
tended TO fight her, and would not delay her
but day or two. According a. this notice
the Alpbsma left the port Of Cherbourg this
morning at about $50 o'clock
At 1920 A M we discovered her steering
toward u.s. Fearing the question of jurisdio.
ton might arise, We, steamed to sea, until we
had obtained distance Of six or seven miles
from Cherbourg brsakwater, when we round.
ed to and commenced steAring for the Ala.
bRma As We approached her, witbina dis
lance Of 200 yards, she opened FIRE, we re.
celviDg two or three broAdsdes before shot
was returned, The action continued the re.
spectivo steamers making a circle round and
round, at distance Of 900 yards from each
other.
At tie expiration Of an hour the Alabama
struck, going down in about twenty minutes
afterwards, and carrying many persons with
her IL affords me great qualification to state
that all did their duty, exhibiting degree Of
coolness that gave promise at the onset Of
certain victory t
have the honor to be most respectfully
your obedent servant,
.lafs snlu1K JOHN A. WNsLow, Capt.
Hon GIDEON WELLEs, Sec. Of the Navy.
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LATEST ME Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT
--latest News frOm the Raid-ExottinR
InGOllIRSnaS

intelligence.
BALTlAoRr, July THE city is fall of ru.
mora The following is believed to be cor
rect Intelligence from Marya Heights,
aud the region beyond, warrant the belief
that the rebel force on this side Of the Poto-
mac and on the line Of the Virginia side, il
not 0sS than 10000 Advices from Sandy
Hook to this morning, says skirmishing was
going on back Of the heights, but the number
Of rebels there is small The rebels seem 20.
ing towards shsrPsburg, driving of cattle,
horses and plundering farmers in the valley.
Advices from Green Castle, Pennsylvania,
this morning, says the rebels occupy HAgers.
town, but in what force is not known While
in Middletown yesterday, the rebels plundered
the people Of their horses and other property.
The railroad is still unmolested as lar as San
dy Hook, opposite Harper's Ferry II is be-
lieVed there was only small rebel force IN
Virginia, opposite Point Of Rocks.
LATER.
The rebels in Harpers Ferry have destroy.
cd ell the railroad property, the telegraph and
ticket olhoesi and also burned large auanti.
ties Of forage.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07

HARRIsBUao, July g. Dispatches from
Chenbersburg state rebel force supported
by Bradley Johnston's Brigade entered Hagers.
town this p NJ. The Federal force at that
place under Mclean after spiritsd rssissancs
we're compelled to iall back on Grsencastle
Pa, With which place We still bold tslegrAphio
communication up to o'OlSok tonight
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GOV. ouriin FEIghtsnsa 10 81 nl. Wlta.

Gov Curtin Frightsnsd spt 81 Hts Vita.
NFw YoRK, July The Worlds Washing,
ton special says; From wild reports Il Is
learned that the rebels burned only one bridge
west OF harpers Ferry, st Patterson creek
Governor Curtin telegrapbs that 20, 900 rebels
crossed the Potomac, at Point Of Rocks, when
trains from here have been run 10 aud Beyond
that point The Star says Hunter has joined
sigsb and that they will make shoFt work of
the raid IEHtI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07

NEw YoEE, July 6-Georgs P. Morris, Of
the Home Journal, died at bis residence in
this city, at one o'clock this afternoon aged
Ga years.
A Wall street rumor that England had de-
clared war against Germany, says the Ex.
press sent Gold up peg or two Il reached
81 81 J, but closed at 81 6SI
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STRAY HORSE.

HAME N the premises Of John crsidsr, In WAYNE
" Township, Montgomery county, Ohio, residing
on The behtountan Road, miles Northeast from
8 Years old, S~aynied on the lett shoulder, had on
the hesdstali Of halter. The owner will come aud
otherwise he will be sold ~ provided by law.
June 10Th 1894. JOHN 0REIDER
lune2s'N3 BY G. Il. HARTMAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07

The occasion Of the suspension Of the writ
Of habeas corpus aud the establishment o.
martirl law 10 Kentucky, is in anticipation o.
trouble from enforcing the draft aud the en-
liStmsnt Of slavea
The Trbunes correspondent OF Texas,
says Granate City and Ware we're captured
BY the rebels only after the most persistent
defense. The pilot and boats crew Of the
New London we're captured Our killed and
wounded amount to about thirty thRt Of the
rebels is believed to be about twenty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07

CAIRo, July 6,--The steamers Express aud
LeViathRn, from New Orleans, June 30, and
the City Alton, from Memphis, yesterday, have
arrived here. They have no news Of import.
enca, The steamers from New Orleans re-
port oil quiet along tn, river A moderate
amount of-cotton is being offered at New Or
lesnss holders are asking l65 for middlinR
but no sales had transpired 30 sales day pre-.
vious; 200 good ordiAry sold At l45@l462 /;
ordinary, common At 1874, nothing done ;,
Groceries active enquiring for all kinds Of
produce, provision holders asking higher rates
-four 900C@9s6 for ordinary and good extra
Memphis cotton market dull, prices nominal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07

Agents Wanted TO sell Timby's POrts.
bls Barometer, None but the best need apply.
Agents are now making from Eve to fifteen
dollars per day Send for a circular to A. j.
GoOdenough Agent, for 0, At Ricksys Book
Store s26 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
Dayton Western Turnpike COMPANY.

a pIyidsnd of Fyv osstyp PER saars has beeu De
4 elAtva . the htocth1idena Of said Company,
ana ths sane Nll be paid q my once nh any dsy af
ler ne ltth Instant, will Attsad At the second Ma
ponL Bank, Dayton, on the tth day OF july when
Juas ttA, lsss-wsAa Tss.,,Y.
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NOrICEI NorrCEII
HEApevA RrIRs TErAsvEEK's orTieE CovRr BousE.
DAIToS, hoNreonERY CouHrI, Oalo. }
l.y.- Az. o .....

DAIros, MOSreoHERY CouErI, oalo. +.
Order No 2as....i.s alrI tft1. Z
A LII white male citizens being Is year, Of aye and
N under ~ that are not members oi sone Volun
ieer Organization and subject TO perform miiity SER
veea are hereby notified that the Books are now
ready w this ofhceto receive nom each ono thus
ltolei ionr dollars as militia. commut,tio An
those Who iaii 70 tile oerthqatesof exemption with
we hheuor OF the County or pay into the County
X, will be subject to the collection Of said sum
with thirty per cent penalty and cost OF collection:
All property lab wiihoutany exemption
FuRTHrR NOTioE,-Al persons owing any taxes OF
s6S due 2Oth June Last can by paying or before the
lOh OF tms July do 50 without penalty all that Ia not
pad oy thet time the penalty must and will be added
JONATHAN KENNEY,
Treasurer M Mbntgomefy County, o.
Treasures Office, Day ton, July 5ta lsC4 ...
uiyG 'F' !
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07

The viOt Property &C. P Huber a
Son will.ssll the Viot properly on Xenia Ave
nue. at private sale, and IL not sold by satur.
Gay July the 18th, they viii then sell it at
Auction
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
Last Nights Dispatches.


Bosros, July Ga call is published for
5000 Massachusetts yoluutsers for garrison
duty near Washington. The non-commission.
ed officers aud prvates to receive $40 month
from the State while in service
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
4ailgly. y, empire,
City and Other Matters,


We will be compelled to raise the price Of
the Daily EMPRE to 20 cents per week The
Journal increased ia rates some time ago,
and papers in every direction are doing the
came We observe that the Crisis (weeky)
10 now So per annum.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07

NEw YoRE, July THE Tribusns Wash.
ington special says
Petersburg 10 now covered by over one hun.
dred Of our guns, and when Grant gives the
word, its destruction will be but the work Of o
few hours
A private letter, OF Charleston, says that
rebel officers sent there have been placed 10
comfortable quarters where the rebel shells
most fall,
The effect of this will simply be that like
number Of Federal prisoners will be placed
under e.-EDs. EMPlRE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07

Stray Cow.--strayed, on Wednesday last
light Ssd cow wPiteepot on bsr back near
the tel, IA White belly, White spot bStween the
horns, and horns projecting Arsward will be
aid for her return
VALENTINE GERsTNER,
Lafayette House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
RmsIness In DnrIon.

The readers Of the EMpRE in town and
country, are respectfully referred to our ad-
Yerlsipg colum4, ps the best dfotsry 10 con
AaA before PgkRs purchase St any articles
they may need Advertisers are always liberal
dealers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07

HI- The Preaident has pocketed Winter
DaviS's reconstruction bill We suppose aS
the bill was WiHter Davis's, he thought be
could afford 70 treat il thus coolll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
john MOrningstars, Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the uudersigped has
~ been duly appointed administrator Of the Estate
Of John MornnRstar, decease All persons nlebted
TO the estate are rcquested to make immediate pay.
ment, aud those having claims against IN. same will
pre- ent them to the undersgusd tot allowance
Jnne2b.N3 lt.l EbPHANfAH CATROW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
Gas COMPANY NOTICE.

THE Stockholders Of the DAYTON Gas Light A
L Coke Company, are notified that meeting will
be held AZ the Office oi the Company North West
corner Of lsnerson and Third streets, on onday the
lrt day OF august reAt between the hours or Il and
so elo2k p M, 10 elect siI directors 10 serve The
ensuing year. 8. r. EVAHs, sec'y
iulyG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
EiIInois nundr.d D.y, men.

ST Louis July The one hundred and
thirty-eightb Illinois, one hundred days men,
reached Fort LeavenWotth, and viii garrison
the post. and let the fifteenth and sixteenth
Kansas Volunteers 20 to the front
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
sTRAYpp.

1IRoM the 6eld OF he subscriber, living on In. Gin
IL cinnNt Pike one mile North Of AleKandersyilIe
an iron gray orse, years old hin feet nearly white
the neck liberal reward will be paid for inlorrna.
ton 80 that can recover him agRn
luly2-dkw2 HENRY sWEADNEH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
MORNING REPORT.
1mporsanl from ersn,,. ARMY

okAhNe army
HARRisBURo, July 6.-The Tribunss spec.
ial Gays official information received here show
that Grant has notified the War Department
thata large portion Of rebe ID army has left his
immediate 'front.' aud that large port ion Of
Hunters force has reached Parksrsburg on
the way East, and his advance will reach
Cumberland tomorrow morning.
The HeFalds special on the 18th, Of the
Second Corps says; To-day witnessed one OF
the most exciting artillery battles Of war After
two hours eannpnsding, the robel batteries
we're completely silenced and the RunAers were
driven from their places At 3 o'clock the
rebels opened again iuriouSly and soon the
enemy's limo Of works we're envsloped in one
continues cloud Of dust, caused by our shells.
The rebel gunners could bs seen running to
the rear for the places Of safety. After two
hours lighting every rebel battery was Silenc.
ed. Their batteries have been placed with
great skillHud care so that any monsnt they
can be concentrated on any certain point
Our bomharding Of the city ls steadily doing
its work Npmbers Of buildings have already
destroyed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
Lost Pocket Book.-A snnlI

Lost Pocket Book small pocket
book, containing fifty cents postal currency,
and a note Of hand, was lost this morning
The finder is welcome to the money, if he
will return the pocket'book aud note to
JAMES BRAcELIE,
July2. 3l6 Sd street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07

We had tnostrefteihipg shower yesterday
p NJ And yet Timby's Portable Barometer
gave notice Of it two and a half hours before it
commenced Go to Rickoy's and buy one
while they are in the market.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07

p9- The weather ia SO hot to day a person
can hardly use IT,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07

Once more we say get the best Barometer
while they ore in the market At Hickey s
s26 Third street, ans a 1E
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EMPLOYMENT.

crSs A mOHTH.-.Apen's wanted 10 sell Sewing
OlC Machines. We will give a commission on ali
machines sold or employ hgents who will work for
the above wages and AL EXPENSES paid
Address, d. D. HEHhlN0ToN A co,
iulyldaW. Detroit, Michigan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07

FoRT MoSRoE, July Ga steamer from
Bermuda Hundred No news from the front
No battle yet,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
CAUTION.

II persons are warned not 10 trust my wife
"A Shnsnna XIX, on my account, she having len
NY oed and beard without lust cause. Neither viii
! pay deots contracted by other members OF nv am
ny ld5tl THOMAS XIX
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-07
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton MarksI.

DArToS, July Z.
HARSHMANS FL0UR--Rsd wheat
Wholesale Z 75 Retail 50 90. so I-1
WHEAT--$l 90. stf H. aaa
CoRN-l0o; sbsllsd sO@lOO.
oATS--10
RYE-l 46@l so. r
BARLEY--Sl 20. ra
ooFFEE--60@6s. s
SUGAR-2A@26.
EQGS-20per dos
WHISKY--l 10.
CHEESE. -ls92O Aii'1i4h
DRIED PEACHES--25a23
DRIED kPPLES--I6@2O.
bEANs-Per bushsl - 6003 Oe
HAY--Tiuothy $92 per ton.
TEASE 6o62 90
RlCE-l6@ls per ID.
LARD-l4Cal9
bVTTER-2V026.
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Nem advertisements.
FOR SALE.

nHE VALUABLE PROPERTY at The southwest
l. corner OF Jefferson and Filth streets;
A DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
each ade containing ~ rooms, all In coed order with
gas Throughout wells olstern 4c., and stablnge 90
the alley
ALso'A HOUSE AND LOT on Fo6rth street, west
oi Perry. For Particulars inquire Of
iuly7ds DR.. aFIGER.
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By Telegraph.

aEPoRTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
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H OP SKIR Il S ! !
Wheeler 4 Wilson

SEWING MACHINE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-28

Port Of New York, january AZ, 1864.
CLEARED.
Steamship governor Bailey tBr), Atkins Nassau. Mp
s,eamship Eagle. Adams. Havana-spoford. resten 4
Steamship Creole. Thompson. New orleansLudam, Hell
s,ea%.hip ParEersburs whitehead, PorlAnd-H crem,
Ship Sir Robert Peel, Iarrabee Liverpoo-C GrinneL
ss,P E6 s5, os r fbSrgess
john s sasS
R, Card Smith
sTs ;s,S ksis assss; s.se5k sass Co. -
s:s:syss ss1
sssd S.s Del
: seSr Minnie Arnold tBr>, Mckenzie. sheiburne. Ms
sehr Lucy Ann tBr,, Bendick. Georgetown. PEI-B r
schr Cam,la, Crosby Eastporl-John Boynton's Sons.
s EsSiy sss;sas
s,oop smith Holman. hnsoteague-MOreau Parker.
Steamer r Bruno, Reynolds, South Amboy.
ARRIVED.
RI. S.Ts s,s
mdse and s. Messengers toJa Hsmiih 4 Co Had heavy
s., S,s.sa Hay g and
Ssss s%s:r = wit, xs
: om ssE q sS s
Barl cosiolan Brent, s.esnera,e Bremen 50 days with
ndse and 265 passengers KDau Nachod Kuhne Jan
& AZ 20 n r. 81 'as he f h%
Of dsmas;ed brig lying her beam ends; had apparently
sqP,sss Antwerp % days win
wool 70 Baesr De ys,,u yan 10 lat So Ion a. had
Bark Linden Norton steno inlet, days in ballast, 10
Barn Glenavon new Watts ThOmaston. Me, days. in
sc5r John Williams, Curtis Por, ROYAL 5 days
schr Marcy. Dash, Alexandria da5a
Schr Rldgewood, Weeks, Washington, days
scsr B psvison Ke,chuu. fansier for New Haven.
schr Davis. bishop Baltimore DAYS
sehr Caroline Hail Lsfnson saaisbnry. Nd
Schr Geo Snow, Haskins Bangor. 2Ith while beating
down and when OIL Rkers Island carried away foreiop
schr Ada Herbert L,nnssln Gloucester.
Monroe &c hours 10 ballast 70 oSar,ermss,er
s's ear G6sss ossood snspS Gse awsshns
passed steamer Thames from Fortress Monroe for New
Steamer Qunebaug " transport), Becsly Washington
| Steamer Kingnsnsr I'VE Providence
! Steamer Osprsy. Aldrich. Providence
RErrRTKp-Schr Sceptre (of John. NBD Pitts hence
10Th f Belize Bond re urned 10 ensequen.e u having
etem causing the vessel 10 leak badly.
BELOW.
Also one bark unknown.
2stb-s,eamers Cambria shetucke, George Olympus. and
Lo9ss Moore; snip ConGdence; oarks Concordia Nabob
Lilly s NJ Sewbal; schrs Palmyra San Juan Sarah Mills
L wedmore, Lion Alice, Highland Chief. o Benedict
Antelope, Alice Hardy Okoona. ida della Tore Surf
Dckerson Frances sa,lery, Albert Mason Jonas Smith
27s-steamshps Scotia Eagle star Of the South Creole
Wind al supset W