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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
Es~ld Attempt TO Rob the Calais Bank
1ke rraiders Made Prisoner.

Monday WA day of excitement IN TINS city.
II known for several days previous tina, raid Of
som. kindwas in cor compilation by Rebel rOughs who
bod recently left ST. John. and by means of the ygrnt
Efforts OF oar Consul in that CITY, the people mere were
cnsbed to prepare suitable reception for the inyad;
efs 10 was known that the bank would be assa!!ed
FIRST. portion OF Capt. Flints Company OF S'a'c
Guards detailed for service. Pickets were sta
toned at different points TO give the alarm Al about
~ oclock the robbers went to the bank, and while
their leador pretended that be wanted tO exchasg
some gold for greenbacks it noticed that his hand
gided suspiciously toward q revolver IN his side
pocket
The cashier immediately gave the alarm the guards
rushed in sfzed the three and escorted them in
triumph ~ Oh, Municipal Court Room. The excitement
was intense. There Yves good grounds for believing
that the robbers had aIcompees in the vicinity aud
the St0te GHafds and citizens on hand In
body 10 repet any invasion or depreciation The pIs
oneTs somewhat CHOP fallen nj first but put
very defiant oTs, claiming that If their twenty lve
associates had been hand es expected they would
aoi only hove robbed The bank bIi committed other
depredatioDs and burned the city. The geadef had
Confederate Gag in his pocket which he said he In.
tended to hos, on tho nights near the city The fas
b has b Sn wall II and
large crowd Of people collected In the vicinity. and
sod there vss stroag disposition " deal summarly
with the olesdezz ioS It well known that they wers
ready yilsdsy fire ca murdT In order to accomplish
tAsir infsasm dAdgss.
In the afternoon tho prisoners we're eramined before
JsSsS CoJshsn. A letsor was found on one OF them
whsfsas q ,ssAsgs, upAer 6otous names state that
hey sre escaped prisdAers. thAt they were
bsas scDa hs1he nesey and they had pre-
pared rsssacA 70 Be kn a. the bank nor the moaeJ
sid,
TSsns zen, Su,, as sshv ~ ~ ~ CONE -. ~
vssv ssDv essdi ksss ksep bpvssl"
Wn Coma ~ riasiesder. 10 Q tall keen-eypd mAs.
vnA csup vnsSes isdicstivs Of treaohsry add base.
-. He - = b. Captain In the 18th Mississippi
bef Wa sssSaizsd here yesterday BY 81 John man.
vke ssstes nA CoiliuS bes been In st. John for
AestAs tAss he WA born Loeb Lomond. and that
he hss ofsa worn Rebel uniform OF late.
! The two other prisoners gave their names a. Jones
and Philips The former said no belonged TO the LIST
J Assoan RegiaeLt. and that has wife and child we're
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murdered BY Ne Unionists undw jim Lane he hss 9
youthful look and his statement Is probably ~ un'
trustworthy 40 that Of his associate In viany neither
Of whom has, it Ia believed ever been In the Conied
crate service.
The testimony Of the three prisoners established tne
fact that they were determined upon plumber Pinaee
and robbery to DO carried out large scale II tnelI
associates had Joined them and Collins remarked ~
his evidence they were determined to accomplish tneu
purpose "pesoosby II they could bus forciby IL they
must" N,
The prisoner who gsvo his name a. Philips said nc
had been promised chance to 60 on piratca craft
Collins when asked said that he could not produce his
commission as a Confederate officer. The prisoners
were ordered recognize in the Of 100000 Ihey
were sent 10 Machias Jail under strong guard. whefe
they arrived at 81 o'clock this morning. When thoy
were taken from the Court Room much indignation wa
manifested outside and many evinced disposition 20
deal summary with them There is no doubt tnnt the
prisoners intended to murder the cashier and THIS sup
position Is strengthened by their own evidence.
Rumors were rife last evening tina. large NUMBER OF
raiders from st. John and vicinity OF whom the three
prisoners the advanced guard. intended making
descent upon the city by water Orders were received
from the Adjutan General at Augusta 70 detal % men
belonging to the State Guard here for service night ana
day This order is in force. Our city again wears
a martial aspect The remaining invaders viii meet
with a warm reception.
Mr.. G.. H. Foster. of the firm of Foster Nelson, met
with accident while the prisoners were being appre
hcndcd cartridge lodged in his foot By the acct
de na discharge of revolver Tho wound IL not very
serious. St Croix Herald Calais. Me. July H.
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The Monitors.
Wee Yori, July %. 1894.
ne ". Y. Tribune.

To me Editor Of The ". y. Tribune.
SIR: Ii seems utterly inexplicable, in thia
great National crisis" that Mr. Ericsson should be per-
snited 70 waste time in fighting his monitors in tie
columns Of the newspaper
r. as he ssys the vessels comprising his new sys.
ten Of naval attack and defense have erea. strength
tbeir rise and fan in seawsy essy not liable to roll
secure against winter passing in at tie portfolios and
through the decks; well ventilated train their
batteries to FIRE With greater accuracy than
Europcan ironclads; mpersi0us as 80 an cnemy's
shot" al without parallel IN tho history OF navel
engineering what then. Is it which prevents his TAX
les command Of his invulnersb!e mOntors.' and se
uiinq to himself substantial glory by TIE capture Of
tebei cities and their piratical Nevyf
There cool heads this well a. the other side
q the Atlen,c and il might be well not 10 underrate
their Intelligence. the time cannot be far distant
when Mr. Ericsson. his aders aid obettors vii he
called "to give account Of their stewardship" by M
nerOas LOYAL CITIZENS.
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The Ri-.xe-Jaques visi: 80 Richmond
A CARD PROM EDMUND KIRKE.

rosA. Editg, Of The Bos,on Transcript;
Sm: As the small amount Of printers Ink which you
ased upon in last evenings TraRseript somewhat
affects my friend Col. Jaques-for whom You charge
with having a weakness "-you WILL know, allow
/. ANAL space in reply.
confess to weakness" for Col. Jaques, and
hope the day may come whom have not weak
for him and for az men like him. / consider him
true. brave. patriotic, Christian gentLemap He is
widely known ard esteemed at the West Before the
war he for fourteen years Prssi<len, Of Quincy
College Illinois. and Of the breaking out Of the Rebel
lion was selected by Gov Yates to raise a three years
regiment.
Re did So and vita that regiment was in the front of
TIE assault at Fort DeBesoa; did effective service "a
pittsburg Landing, saved our kf wing ut Pesryvins
ought as never saw msa fight hsfsrsr (thoss were
os3ea Rosecranss exact vosds u ne) a. Stone
River; stood hi svsuna till tAres Aorsss vsss shot
gsder him. aud thspeNsrtp Of hh m by lsad or
soanded about him 81 chisksnansA sud was Ne h,
-nsr to enter the Bsbsa ineeecAnssD O u AsAs Of
A,ssioa Ridge SucA . rcoDsd. think Assh tusstfg
al weakness I hs~e ~ htu.
With his supposVd " nisston" hsvs ns1Ahg b q.
I vent With hilp-os rsehsr y wa, VIZ "a NJ ny
30 directed Gen 0rust 10 allow j. n e413e ~
Mad 70 psss our linss sad 20 Seahhts BsAn:aa "a
satasday last and can say. uneQuvscaAV, ~ Ne
Psssident knew Sothhg Of bis accompanying "A
Mr.. Lincoln though IN od.tims friend and so2sAn
ne o. Col Jaoques has not even ses" him '@ no"
-sssriy three years.
Hes pAs assspspsr stassnsass In rsfsesaes 70 os'
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IL s.aaf,p LfHG. 70, Oaccas'Orp aad Ji.eypot-hii.
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four dingLtrrs Joseph Cros Their %. Dransrd, H. O. Ou't
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Philip Dcaa Ajax. Canning NJ W,G4rD, Leon Fien, van
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In t,egrlty Ercsis0 S'l, for Neto Oriea"s-h hiItp
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pa.rish Jsns L. Boss. g. Schiller, Mis,-r schiller, Der
nsrd Hans IL. Gognes I'D, H. BOwniin & Quail ION.
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Good She herj. w. Lyman ROGET Percy H. k,is-r J'Het
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jcnn~iler j. ID. Wils,I, T.. J. SprinsPitt, Dr.. NJ. j.
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Mrs r. ip.irzb J. Goldman, l.. Lazy, u. q. Phltps n
L-shnun A. H. Jones' ". &. Doughery, NJ stern and ady
Edward orsep John Rckey Of rhse phis q Bran, Ga.
Jo-epn RubcI Morris Mmss, HrN William A. ones1ao
Michael Cromwell Mrs John Mcdonnell, Mia blua MoDon
nell Thomas Hammond Mrs p. Cns,, Ms. Doro,i. hsin
eos Mis- Emma McDonssL, James Keeny Gu-,ave brown
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GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA "A fire &C.

GREAT FIRE IN PnILADILPiITA.-A fire oc'
CURED Friday in Philadelphia. which, for extent end
the amount Of property destroyed has not been sur
passed io many years 1t broke out in portion OF the
Naticnsl Wagon Factory. owned BY Mr.. Henry Simons
and spreading. rapidly the whole promises, were de
stroyed. The WAGON factory l0J feet long by o.
wide and lye stories high. The blacksmiths shops
extended for 10 cct long by 60 feet wide were three
stories high and had two wings 100 feet long each one
OF the latter terminating in large brick building Tour
stories high There were in these shops o. forges ano
all th$ iron work OF tho establishment was done IN
them The saw mill four stories high 90 feet long
and 30 wide and contained all the machinery necessary
for the branch OF the business for which IT was used
The machine shop four stories 70 by 20. ana
contained 6Ohorse engine. Adjoining this shop
was shed. flied with lumber. 100 feet square,
beside brick budlng containing another en-
CINE large stable and the Office adoined each other
AL this of building together with four dwell
ling houses and lumber yard. three acres IN extent
and containing 300 90 feet OF lumber. totiiy de-
stroyed. The fire supposed 10 have been caused by
iuccndary. II stated to have broken OUT IN hve
places at the time. house outside tho WORKS
was burned. and others we're much damaged by water,
of which there very poor supply. The loss Is al
present computed az 500 OO) at the least The scene
was Witnessed by vlst crowds WHO occupied every
commanding POSITION Mr.. simon who was insured
for only about 5000 able in these works to turn
out over 100 wagons week. and a large number. IN
various stages Of construction wore together with vast
quantities OF various materials, consumed
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In Esns fBr, Mc3uisn QuessswS I'D IAvesyss yshs
O. Dale Creole Thonpsou, New Orleans Lud.m hsfsstes
Co Evsains Star, Winpenny New Or,eens J. Asyses
Chesapeake. WIletts, Portland. II. b. Cromwell Go.
Staten Islandes, Campbell Psn Royal ,,..
shipszyie.oy Thoms Liverpool David osds. o's n:
Csllsn Trask Liverpool Trask Deartorn; Qneen Avens
Liverpool Williams Guion; Qucsnel tBrh Amdon Liver
pool. frask Desrbon Jane. L. Bossn lBrt Snlllsoss
Liverpool Tfssk Dearborn: Goo. Otto lHanov Oofnehos
Cork. Hugsr Bros
Bhgs-Auaia tAust) Levs Pensrth Roads w = schmidt
Son Nicosus Dan Jursens Rio Grsnds DO SAL toeca
Meinche w-ndti Blunenthsl Hsnovl froese bona1n
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Houghton Enterprise Grnde, Demefra middietop w.
T w. Rowland, Moorish Eisabethport, Moore hsnIy
Merge Br., Merritt. Rio Janoiro Kodee ansch
d Anna Frances tBr) Morehouse ST. Stephens d.
miston Bros Eugens tBrl Dennis ST. John =. D. poy'
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y. r sherman; Albert Edward (Br.L Campbell sacE"ne,
Krvius son; Statesman Clark Phladrphi, C. L. snow
Almira Rogers, =. south Amboy, Holyots 4 Murray
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Troteier., (.uI,ir.
Albany. by

To Albany, by Hudson * X, % W aifen 49, T. ~
so,h ~ p.
II Albany. by Harlem r. Il. ld,n.st. Dh-sv.. 10.
snit p. sunday train. ...........-... y IA
To Albany. CoEkenss Hotel D0ck. West Point,
New bnIth. oul-keep-ie, Rhin-.'-cs. 'aiss,l.
and Hudson b. steamers Dsn' Dire" and G. Nib
bard leaving De-bo'.s-.i iisniins 1t Dih''ls'
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Long Island. by l.. !. Rslfo.d, from James up -.
and foot OF Jts-st. r. R..........s "a and IN D. n
30 Long Bfsnch. by Raitsn aud Dr's~Me Fay
X. H.. via steamer Je-eo Hoyt. tot u murray
IT, daily Il ...............St tni ~ a. ~. ani v N
TO Ne~ Haven. Hartford AMI sPfinsh"d-.t~an.
TO New Haven, BY lie New. Haven nm ii;hs,
ADD s,hay., Of g. ny "a % g. md ~" p IN
TO Now burrh Cornw A. Nrs, Point Ppughk-rpHe,
tnd ltondout. by .ieanes Mary Powell. leaves Jay
st landing ay............ ............... y p u
To wbursh. b. steamboat rhona. Collar
Leaves liy-sl, daily. iindirs II JfL -. \. l.,
Gr,..y Point Coyf,n,, Wet Point Cod springs
end Conn m
To tho West bv Penusyi,snis Central Rsilrosd.
Sonday 900 IN
foot s, Of Co r,.,ni .'...6s n, !, m nd ~ p
10 phia ~ .,c~ JrFsoy E4i.f'4d foot Oh
sad Il aaidni-i, saad.v 900 III
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Courtlsndt-t.. sud 10 a a.. 7. M, md u
nhlnight 10 p ~
For further informant ia regard Railroad TINS Table,
advrrti.el nc.ts IN another part Of this Pa.rr
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Arrived SUNDAY. July -.


Steamship Marathon tBrD, NcMcksn. Listfpoo July "
and iJh md.-. and az to y Cuuad Juu'
~ il. lon. u s. passed H. .hP Brii'l Qneru boune
y. "a ll.D 3 M pss-.d German st~ainet o-'m.nia
hence. - =,
July u.s. For-s. Monroe D. hours, 10 IT, - Quar-
ieru.rr July ~ Of Cape Henry, .PoIe u gunboas San
tiago de- Cubs. cruising
steamer Gen. Meg. o.. transport Watson, Newbern
" c. 10 days via Fourcs. Monroe " hours 10 ballast "a
a.. :. Qusr-rnsssr
steamer Snrhpd Re-ye. MiilvIl-, N. J.. mi.e to Bent
ley smith Go. -
steamer King Fisher Nye. Providence, nis- to Edward
Byunef. ,
fnrs Searchu. tBrl - shieLi' 50 days, md'e. to Bar
clay L Lisings.pa.
Bsr. M,fgarita Demarchi Leshom &c days marble and
rags g. order a,
10 H1.nbo- Bach-n.
B- Queen Vcioa fof 81 Niucentl King iusgus 10 dSy'
salt Sc Carroll Ss. Had hight Winds and Gains tno-i
of the ys.s,se JOY iu lat. % Ion u ~ es-f sup
,s-d b0ckadr with Smother steamer In iul chase
.aw th- % chase cayipfr tho other
Hfs 81 ~ Ann tOf HALIFAX n 81 Nciusin, Cow Day,
C. g. IS dlys. coal TO N. j. G. A. DsWolL
Schr Dnnl-- col Windsor ~ So. Loomcr. Porto Csbeie
- DAYS coffee d. H. DeWoL The bark White Wing ssued
for Phiad,lphi- iays previously.
,rr CsrletOn fof Nss.aa Rhodcama Eeuthers II days
uif Dougas Experienced soue heavy "eaihe' on
the passasr. mil, D..
Island ~ dsys, fruit 10 master. .
seif sarah Lawns Croker Fizabethpor. for Bosou
s,hr Label, Taylor, Eusahcthport for Providence
Sshr Florence, - ElDabethpou FOO Boiou
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UNITED STATES PATENT OvuoL
WnnIsoroS. July %. 1854
ON the PETITION of LEWIS Z. EN0-

" LAND formerly Of Williamsburgh, n. z, and ncw
welsvfle, N. Y. praying for the extension Of r.
granted to him the 1h day Of Deoember 1850 Tor s
provement In YATS for TANNING HIDES fo' sever -
from the expiration Of sad patent which tskes place % -
24th day OF December 1864,
Il is ordered that said petition heard the Patent ONO
Monday the 5th day OF December next at IL cioc NJ
and all persons notified 70 appear and show cause -
Persons opposing the extension required TO ole
Patent Office their objections, specially set forth N wSia
twenty days before the dsy Of hearing all testimony M
by either party be- used al the said hearing mus DO sss
ana in accordance with the rules Of the oc
which will be furnished on application
The testimony in the viii be closed on the Jn az
November next dispositions and other papers rcied sPe
,emonv must be- filed in the office bel tho moStz1
Of that day. the arguments any, within ten days
Ordered also this notice be published In The Cti,s
Gle Washington u. c. and The TRIBUNE, New York D. L
once week for three successive weeks the first OF said pun
tions TO be at least sixty days previous to the day OF s
ing. ID. T. HOLLoWAf, Commissou~ VI sNo1s,
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CAVALRY BuasAu or,rc. or AssrsrAsr ouAars

CAVALRY BuasAu OYyrcn OF ASSISTANT QuARrslk
xAsrnR No ~ srArzsr., Nsw YORK, June TO- 1884
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED WI
" purchase la OPEN MARKET all the Cavslry Horses
that may presented and pass inspection the Goyemm
Stables corner lOhsv and 5shs in this city until fursbr
notice.
Payment will be made in chooks payable in cer6csess
indebtedness, when az Horses reoavoA
Price, one hundred and fifty (l30) dollars each.
GEO. I. BROWNING, Capt and A O ~
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
IN NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOD SKTRTS.

HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE) STEEL
SPRING.
j. 7. T. J. u. WEST
NO o. CHAMBER5-ST.. NETWORK,
the Of tho Patent and Exclusive Manufacturers
ofthis
J. w. BRADLEY'5
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
SKIRT.
This Invention consists of Duplex Tor two) Elliptic Stee
Springs ingeniousy braided tightly and firmly together edge
edge mixing tho toughest, most elastic flexible aud durable
Sprng used -nsJing tho IN Of s
great ea.ti1ty and oEibrncss place ard od the sA
whe la easily and with the convenience slk
dess IL entirely obyiate and si!ences tho only Oh
lection. TO Hoop Skirts viz the annoyance to Tie ~earef a.
well tho public especially In crowded ss.embes carriages,
railroad church pevs, IN any crowded place from tho
difficulty Of contracting and occupying small space
this entirely the difficulty whilo giving the krt the
usual full sud symmetrical form and Ia the Egh,est and most
stylish aud graceful appearance for the street. opera prone
dress lady Having enjoyed the pleasure
comfort great OF wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Spring Skirt single day, will never sferrad Willingly
pens- with tho Of them They the best quality 10
every by the ghtes most durable comfortable ana
economical Shirt made. Merchlns will be supplied above
and tdie IN trstclas retail stores IN this city and
throughout the different states. - 49, . ,u,,,-
gY- INQUIRE FOR THE "DUPLEN ELLlrIiC-
SPRING SKIRT.
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Hseuaoruusia.

a,ic .rhr Ann Mlsa rom EliAbehpor lsf New Haven,
a. Going tf1r.h Hell Gate ia tow n tho ste.ntug l. B
rrsfon the North Brother Island, savns in
h N bow, broke bowsprit. &c.
Tie schr reporri r,hor y shinncoh 10 thc Henry Gro
b. from Bangor, iulsbcr lollei
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90 nObom it man 0ontern.

NOTICE. ,,zr STEAMER DONEGAL
This steamer hsvin. been sdjudged 10 tho United stsesa -
the publr service at the the sale wLhdrs~
'"' P'''' ''''' ~ ''' -Pf WILLIAM NTLLWARD
IS. MsrsAA
Phiadephi, July 2t. 1854.
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,x,ar GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

Y GOUT AND RHEUMATISM
An from the above complaints either Of recent
i,ns s,,niinr are advised to use BLAIRS GOUr AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS. They be relied upon a. The mese
safe and eaec,us remedy ever offered to the pGouc aud h.vs
been universally used in Europe for many yesn with Tie
greatest success. ..-.... =. 49,, a.
Prepsred by PROUT & HARSANT, No 229 Strand l.sa-
don England; and sold oy thoir Agcats WELLS Go.
Franklinst, New. I ORR. 49,,
Her Mslesys authorized the nan,s sn1
address OF THOMAS PROUr, 229 Strand London" 10 b.
mrres.ed upon the Government stamp affixed to each oor
the snilne medicine
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SuOilgu,

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with 100 qnntsls fish NJ.
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tfle0iral.
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4 ANHOOD and the Vigor Of Youth Rest

MANHOOD and the yigor Of Youth Restoro4
IS1 in Four Weeks by pr. RECORDS ESSENCE ofLiRh.
mi, wonderful agent will restore Manhood the nes
Shattered Constitution. whether arising from Enc--es SsH
Abuse. tho Elects Of Climate, or Natural Csoss Inc sns
re1nred 10 cure the most ye,ersts case |. four weeks ~
ur. Is impossible. DR.. RICORDS ESSENCE OF L!rE y
sold with Instructions for for - or four
lance By bis sccredt-d Crcnas sent nee on reoe
Of four stamps PHILIP ROLAND Sole Agent u b.. N~
Az Brooue.st ono door west from Broadway. ~ T.
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port-War0ens' Notice.


STATE % NHw-YoRK.
Posp-WARpESs OvrIcs, No. let Wal'a
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance WIN
section Of tho PACED April H. 1857 entitled an
Ac+ 10 i-orenzs The Wsrleas Office OF the fod Wy
Yofs" 10 ali person. interested hsviug ch<ge o. no
snbec Of such inquiry examination OF survey s
H.. following vssses under examination by 'ns
War~us ssd that the said examinations w os
completed within ten days nsIs succeeding thi' nooSS o"
board aid vesseis: . y,
sbi, Jrusan.y ........ Pier No. 81 n. K
Ship Lawrence. ftsr 20. - =, ~
Bark Catherine Mara. FIT NO. y. H.
Brig AOntroso. tnsfnpson ''o,ss
~ " pair Per Ne - y. r,
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