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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28

In the matter Of the Estate of George Messersnlith
deceased.
( \ reading and fling the pet ton Of L. NJ. Strong
ana klza Jane essersmith administrators of
said estate setting forth that the personal estate
IN I has come into their hands has disposed of
IN paving expenses Of administration, necessary f-
neral expenses, and expenses OF last sickness
there : large amount OF outstanding iudebt edness
against SAID deceased, and rplinn of certain
rea estate Of hich said deceased died seized and
praying that license he to them granted to sell said real
estate and 1t appearing by said petition that there
Is no personal estate in the hands Of said adninistr
tors TO pay SAID 6ebtednesS, and fat it is
ss'ry In order to pay the sell sid real
estate Is therefore order d that all persons inter
ese m said estate appear before the Judge Of this
couri on Monday, the 1th day Of August. A D 1865
AZ the Probate office in the Village DodgeviIle
O'Clock Z N. then and there show cause why H.
cense should not be granted said Administrators TO
sell said real estate according to the PRAYER of said
petition.
And it further ordered that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive eek pr or TO
said day Of hearing in the Mineral Point tribune. a
weekly newspaper circulating IN said county
Dated jane 5, 1865.
JOHN BONNER
iel4-ive4 County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28
I'm ProbaIe---Folya Comfy Courf

In the matter OF the Last VIII and Testament Of Murtv
Shea, deceased.
n reading ami filing instrument in writing pur.
porting Ia the Last u and testament of urtv
Shea, late Of Iowa County deceased 81 ! ordered fb
the proofs OF said instrument be heard before JUDGE
o. tHs oort ou the 10Th day Of July, 4. u. 1861 at
the Probate fdCe in the illage Of oiSeville.
Aud Is furth ordered that public notice thereof
Ne gwen TO all persons interested by publishing COPY
OF THIS order for three Is sSivev prior to said
d1y Of hearing IN the Mineral Point Tribune weekly
ne Sspape- circulating in said county
Dated June t9Jh 1855.
June 2t-Sw25 JOHN BASSFa
County judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28
I'm Probate---sowa County Court.

In the matter Of the Of Auasa W. Norris de-
ceased
ON reading and film: the petition Of T. VI. Strong
administrator OF AID estate setting forth that no
personal estate has into his hands that there
is amount Of outstanding Indebtedness against said
deceased and description OF the real estate Of which
said deceased died seized, and that license
him granted sell the whole of said real estate and
il appearing by said petition that there is personal
estate in tae hands Of said administrator pay
debts, and that it IS necessary in order pay
same To sell the who said real esateI is therefore
order ell that all persons interest ed id real estate
Sppear before the Judge Of this Court Monday the
Ith day Of August. A u. 1850. II the Probate flee
In the village of podgeville o'clock p. then
and there 10 show cause why license should not he
granted said administrator sell said real estate ac
cordtng to the prayer Of said petition.
And II is further ordered that copy Of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day u bearing in the Mineral Poiu Tribune 4
weekly nea spaper circulating in said county.
Dated june ;, 1868. joan bonner
leli 4w24 County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28

All DRUGGISTS EVER YEHFPF
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S. TAKE No OTHER.
ut out Che Advertisement and send for it,
1y25 And Avoid Imposition aud Exposure
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28
IN prohate---.ewa Coun,v Cour,


~ @ matter as HE estate 81 Daniel Herman deceased
4 -..a.- a"t t..H- The petition .f Rev Francis
.''-lf aud Ai.gtel hughes. rsurcSe.cf1r tr3.-,-
%. -At teN as,ye f-y administered sai3 =
ts .-- 's tA a ,tlae and phase hr fixed Tor eN-
allta4i g. s'Fsa tslr account 5. their 8,irfs-a
ZION r Us 1s't5 Thar said account lie examined ~
J2Iy neat ens1ins, al the Probate ofce in The vlss
Of podgetihe.
iaI e IS further ordered that notice thereof ha
given 10 ali persons interested by pgbii,hinc corv -,
is oier Tor three successive weeks prior 10 sai6
hearin- u TIE Mineral Point Tribune, weekly
: gvsrapsr circulating ~ said county.
Dated sQas et5; SO
JOHN BONNIE.
;e--sres County IuiSe.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28
TAX SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, Iowa Corxry. s..

STATE OF WISCONSIN. Iowa CoUSTy. S..
n ICE is hereby giveI that much of each par.
~ eel land, city village lot, described IN the
following list may be uecesSar, for that purpose.
VIII, the first Tuesday, EeiHg the 9Th day OF sep
TENDER. A. ~ 1863 and the next succeeding DAYS
thereafter, be sold by public auction my Office
in the Count tuuSe in the villa Of Dud-evie for the
ymeni Of delinquent TAX 70 the ear 4. d. 1864
also for the yolu bounty tax levied a - 1868
which have been returned this office delinquent
prior this date by the treasurer Of the several
and the Of the city OF Mineral Point in the
County of Iowa
Given under nv hand at the Office OF the County
Treasurer OF Iowa ounty and State Of Wisconsin. IN
he aee OF Dodseville on the ~ day q May, a D.
1865. FRANCIS VIVIAN
Treasurer of Iowa County
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28
DECLINE or CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take no more Balsam Mercury or I5r,nleasart e6-
cih7s, Tor unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
HLLMBoLD'S EXTRACT RUCHU AND IMPROVED
ROSE WASH CURES
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28
Il EW HEAnSE,.

~ ne pndersigneo havIns Just completed the
Il nestes ana test hnished tIesrSe West Of Chicago
and equal If not superior 70 in CITY are no
nepsred TO stend to CndertskInsiu all brsuche.
he Hesrse can he had at ali times demand .tth
che t-o Horses -
Applications 10 be leff stthe Cabinet Shor
=, ELLISGEl BROTHER
Nassalpc!s., Sept. s. 1852.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28
SECRET DISEASES

In all their Stays .+Ii+.,o 1-.
Little or no change or Diet. No inconyar;anra
And no Exposure
II causes qdent desire and gives strength to Urf
nate, thereby Removing OIstructions Preyrntirqapd
Curing Structures of the Uretha allayir 1fr, ,il Ia
hammation, so frequent in the class of diseases ana
eNpthS All POISONOUS diseased and vermont matter
Thousands upon thousands who have been victims If
quacks, and who have paid heay fees to be cured in
shor, 1e, nave found they deceived and that
tie tooloN mas iy the use of Powerful Astrin-
gents been dried up in the SYSTEM TO break ont in an
aggravated form, and perhaps qfte5' Na,7iagc.
IsG HeLNBoLP's Extract Bccur for all affections
ana; ana diseases OF the URINARY ORGANS, whether ex
ING. no matter OF ITO" LONG STAND
Diseases Of these Organs requires the aid Of nm
RETIC. HEIA BOLDS EXTRAsT BTCUI2 Is TitF
GREAT DIURETIC and is certain 10 Iaya tho dasiraI
eneet IN all diseases for VIII ch it is recommended
fsiaenee OF the most reiah and responsible char
acter VIII accom- any the medicine
PRICE 81 90 per bottle, CT six for $500.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from obser
walton.
Describe Symptoms in all Communications
cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis!
Address letters for information 70
H. B. HELMBoLp, Chemist,
lo4 South feminist, bel Chestnut, Phila
HFLMBOLD's Medical Depot
HELMBOLD'S Drug and Chemical Warehouse
59f Broadway, New York.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs AND UNPRINCI-
PIED DE tLERS who endeavor to dispose ''of their
own" and other" articles the reputation attained
by
HelmbOld's Genuine Preparations.
:" - Sarsapa. lila.
Improved Rose Wash.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28
THI}TY-FlVE THOUSAND NOW IN USE
Every instrument Warranted for Five Years.

In presenting the Automatic ORGAN we boldly an
nounce the greatet triumph in musical Instruments Of
the age During the past half century French and
Germans have manufactured reed instruments with
double bellows and two pedals the ieet to operate
but the want Of the reversed OF exhaustion bellows
(which is the only bellows used in our instruments
made Impossible for them produce the mellow rich
and musical tone for which instruments are celc
brtted.
Another objection to this method Of blowing was
that both feet being occupied opportunity was Of
tered Tor q e management Of the swell Within the
past two years. instrum -ntS constructed on this Euro
pean plan Of double blowers have been maufa.tlIr
ed IN TINS country, and &c counterfeit this difficulty
twani OF swelD Yer has been projected from the
center Of the instrument, to upon the swell and
operated by the knee The Inconvenience and con
toron necessary to effect this object are dsagreeale
enough 10 gentleman, but a ady the use of such
an appendage i nearly impossible
Our Automatic device yites this difficulty entire.
ly, the simple act of blowing with more or ess force
giving the desired increase decrease in the volume
of tone.
For seventeen years the superior excellence of our
Melodeons has not been questioned and two years
pas the n"rmous demand has made IL im,ossible for
as meet our orders promptly. With our increased
facilities 'e feel warranted in assuring our patrons
that their orders i'll be promptly met, and solicit
continuance Of their patronage.
~ liberal discount to CIergyrneu, Churches and
SchUols--&<s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28
IA -HI0S aBIE BaR2Ep

( ,EokHE APPEL LAYING fitted up his Shop Ia IN.
- most approved style, Is prepared IN shave Dr.ss
fIair Shampoo etc, all who may favor him with a II
ne iiI also attend bleeding, CUpping and Leechinr
notice and n the best manner Of the science
The most perfect satisfaction warranted 10 al 49, "a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28
iel4-iva4

THE BEST BRANDS of White Win
= te1 Taeat E.o-Ir 81
10 sUDDC-E YAgI's.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28

S-FEMALES-FE
In h1dRy directions pec,,Ifay 10 Fez3oIes the Tx-
TRACT BCCHu Is unequaied by any other remedy as in
Chiorisis or Retention, irreguarry Pa nfuIness or
suppression OF Customary Excavations liberated or
Sclrfhons star OF the Uterus Leuchurrhuaa or Whites
Sterility, and for Ill complaints incident IN tba
whether arising from indiscretion Habits Of Dissipa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28
he Best Female .Uedjcine in the TOrlc
Which is comprised in
DIR. Cheeseman's Female Pills,

These form the finest preparation ever put forward
with IMMEDIATE AND PER lSTENT SUCCESS.
DON'T BE DECEIVED!
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills have received and are now
receiving the sanction of The most eminent Piysi-
clans IN i3nericd.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box. The
price, ONE DOLLAR PER BON containing from fit Y
to sixty Pill :.
Pills sent by mail promptly, by renting the price
to the propretors any authorized agent current
funds
Sold by nruEgi-t IS generally.
HUTCulNGS * HILLYER, Proprietors.
81 Cedar street, New York.
Sold in Mineral Point ny J. ii Vivian J. B. / c. r.
MofIett. and K. d. Puford
For sale at Manufacturers prices by Lord Smith,
Chicago. Iv26
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28

CITY OF MINERAL PoIST-sECoSD WARD.
IzvIs's sooFTtoS.
Iots -, q. IS, IS. re, Is. So. e5, 80, les is5
~, -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28

An Illustrated Catalogue with fun description OF
styles, will be sent free to any address 46
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28
ADDRESS

ADDRESS,
GEO. A. PRINCE CO, Buffalo, Y.
GEO A. PRINCE & CO., Chicago, III.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28

PRICE 81 90 per bottle. CT six for 500.
''eieu 70 any address, securely packed from obser-
walton.
Describe Symptoms in all Communications
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28

Josh Billings.

The following letter Of Josh Bill
linos to Hair Oil and Vegetable
Bitrers man. will be read with glee-.
ful interest.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-28
DIR. Checseman,s Female pills

Dr. Cheeseman's temaIe Pills
the only medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES have relied upon for many years. or can re
ly upon now BEWARE OF IMITATIONSt Take
this advertisement your Druggist aud tell him that
want
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-08
Miscellaneous.


sy o c % nsr ws%
100 carboys viirio.
sys sa Ds n IS
Ion z W Daniel Foster hiro was washed over
E Sp ,ssS A ssp
yard o,ober7 reaching under close Nchoiss MUIR
ray fell from aof overheard and wa: drowned could not
by starting plank caused lie
port lock unit; SovenSsf when got The leak soppsi with
canvas and proceeded on tho voyage December while
Ing other damage. '~'''
BRIG g NJ cAsvrn-.Brdsewa.er, Feb lsThe brig Celia
n ihs bay last might. but 81 o. tug
she Is not reported 70 have received much other damage
Monroe. arrived oS . for Portion Ssts.
q her deck ana some Of her sails and rsns
sg been burned One q her severely injured BY
ard a Fortress Monroe % inst, rspo:.A short time after
q LooLou and running down o her and
Egg and =. pa. sresns p took
OF The captain mate e. and four men The Spray rhsde
o. srs.s yo;.s:. a:eSsi
Monday night Al 10 osoet during FOG Since going on the
s:s ri "a no an. on sy %
Tss ss e. %,ss ne
broken up az main S Psns AND
Spoken. &c.
q, s.sr.sR Gy p sSFf fST WORK for Liverpool FEB
''s e. y tc Ss .o sg'0n for Liverpool Fob n DIS
from asq!.sn for Falmouth
"a s.%Gs Ja EAv'' from Liverpool for NYY Feb
Foreign Ports.
1870 YEP i5A a., Ella Dip Boston Ish shsssd
A;rIsvAL Peg 6rArr tr,g DIses Rurbsn Syork tsnd
fSo se 81 s @ & E,T sss spsn sTs
coin, Lord Bsstoni 2ls schr Pocabonss Robinson Porto
Belle 2sd brig. Costa Rcs Peel New York; 25th Caroline,
sss n q. sid g. og ronver Ae. cenfussos; ga
Annor6 rR, FEB Srn port schr Martha Hcols for New
dT 18th EAGLE Parker Boson; 2oih Prank wriSh, New
YORK Jan Calico. Russell. Liverpool 7th Prina Donna,
sawser Boston; charsnssne, Bsllimy Eyork Sid Jan
Cows Feb i9Arr AGilvery Hickels, caao for Roter.
CAprs, Feb ls-hrr Ma,hlda, rrubbcsnez, Baltimore.
CoLonso Jan ie-In port ship = Hail. Richardson.
sn"ro "a Pes Il FOR cs s si seS
bark Annena swan San Francisco land sid 9th for Chin.
cha ssss ~ shrs w,so9s Bray chnshss land sis IN for
cisco land sd liz for Chnchas bark Adelaide Norris
Reed Chnchss and I'D nth for Hamburg; 9TH ship Sun
beam Raniett DO taad sid sb for Cork Ter ordcrs)
~ part rso ~ gsmer Emily souder, buchanan Tor
oavesSR, Jan l2In port schr Sumner Upton. from
Parnahha, arr oh.
Cars ulYrms Feb -rn port brig Olga Gibbs from New
cpAp BOLIVAR Feb Gin port bark 81 James (pr Morse
fr99,n hf.nfk dsR; brig Aneos turs, DO
p r.ps ~, rgs Gallo ,0y London
anchefed). w.
Dgsretaa Feb ls-rn por. bark II Trcwbriigs, Duntss,
Arr AZ 40 Feb 7, brig AURA King. NYork
SAInosrr, heb io--Arr Lorenzo. MearilnaD Moulmen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-08

r4yAL Jan bait Valparaiso. Mcclellan Chile tand cid
ossstzzs: nss BAR b.rls o.pFsy. Norton Palermo
Svd I'D ior Nrork, ssszia9 Br oresnough Leshorn Tor
oALL. Jan iS-In port siip Abbolssford Cooper from
H1sss. Feb AR Jacob ss.mlsr Anderson. syOrt;
Hlssunes Feb is-An AZ cuuhsvsn issh. Kmbau,
J4esris Fss sI-In port sesr. Putnam. Cook from
len fsr Syors sid EsS SaF Jan; b: 10 %esss e
LvEssooI, Feb ls-Arr Harvest Queen huehiason, New
q
Emit out 18th wisconsin Ncsoksr NYork we.aeld rrs-
Queen Hutchinson, do als Shooting Star, jones'
Losncs Feb Arr Portsmouth, Tarlion Gsho: Jessie
David Cannon, GeKenss, Baltimore Chase
LoUGH FoYLx Feb 22-Arr Peruvian 10, Baanne, Port
Lrcuons, Feb s-Arr Humboldt Boysen, New York; 18th,
aAaelSs FsS s@or oerman,a, Townsend, from Puss.
Sound FOR London-had LOST anchors ana cnAns pu' va
'uG''ss F Gen Mcclellan Leach New York;
PaLsaso, FEB i~Arr Cosmos Talbot Messns for Nyork
Fausss o'' sana sSis a %
de- 81 .SR .S
snp E b@aa ssras ports
s ss e. sam
sss & = a s & e; nTss%
Mary FSsness Thomas mG yn ssSa Virginia 's
RIO JANE,no Jan is-Arr Seneca Lewis Baltimore. Sid
Jan y Tay Evans NYsTk lsh Johanna Pap olfuS do;
at do Jan q Continental, Ross, Port Vendres. Sid
10th, Tasman, Rattle, st Thomas. .
from NYork, arr Jan 10; and probably others
American Ports.
SAN FRANCISCO March 6-Arr schr Petrol, Falknburg
NYork.
March Ag Cha; rsrws os,aT nd Ny1rs
soh, ship Lawrence Taylor yaparnIso; Feb barks
lie eg,, Fischer Swansea via Valparaiso 18th, Harbnrg
tan Thomson Newcastle via Honolulu; 18th, ship Sports
man. Haws0n Valparaiso.
Sid Jan a. ship Alice Thorndike Carver Port Angeles;
Hazard Port ADelos Br bark Constanta Robinson, Hong
Kong: 6th ships Pratoongo ta Prcfumo do !th Vert
York. lL ship Conquest, Lewis Manila Cid Feb l. bark
Parsee, BAKER, Hong Kong.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-08

Tho wheat market was also very quet but holders
Of prime qualities very firm In thsk Views and
generally unwilling 70 grant any reduction In prices In
order effect Gales There moderate milling de-
mand, with sales Of 6,600 bushels white Western At
~ IS, and 1000 choice winter rcd Western at 50 3s.
Rye in moderate request with sales 5000 bushels
Western 1t 81 TO- Barley continued dull and nominal.
or barley malt wc have 70 notice saes Of 200 bushels
State at 81 u.s. The market quiet, but prices
were without material change Sales OF 900 bushels
new yellow Southern at 81 TO- small lots Of yellow
jersey at 81 81 H. and old mixed Western, in store,
ut 81 80. Oats were dull and heavy at 81 Is 81 IA
for Western and 81 % 81 10 FOR Jersey and Penn
sylvanA
CsrrEs-No sales Of moment have transpred since
last but tho market for Rio very rn and full
prices were demanded owing ~ the small supply and
tho light receipts We quote Rio prime II Nc good do,
10Hc 21c. fair do 1870 20c. ordinary do, lSc.
1s8c fair TO good cargoes, 19c zoe Java, and
bags, 22Hc 23c Maracaibo, zoe II no Laguayra,
20c 2ibc., aud s. Domingo 1sKc for gold, net cash.
duty paid. stock OF Rio this day 1897 bags; Java,
mats 7ssas; Csyon G,s72, Naracaibo 227 Bahia O. 973
S. Domingo l272, and other descriptions 1850 Total
l16 lf6 bags
CcrYKs our last report the amount OF business
transacted has been very light In consequence OF the In
tervtnton Of holiday. In prices, however, have
material change 10 note though the tendency n down
ward owing 20 the downward turn OF gold Small sales
Of baltimore were effected At 425sc. 45c.
. CAspEs continue quiet Adanantine were frmy
held at our last quotations. with nothing doing Sperm
and patent dull and heavy
COITos.--rhe decline in gold had n very depressing
snect upon the market TO day, when prices rcceded fully
20; per 10, With only moderate business doing, the
sass rea ing IN tho neghborhood Of 900 bales at the
following Quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-08

Foreign exchange was pressed for sale on the street.
end bankers bills at sixty days sold at 107X and
~ three days 1osx but the regular asking
n higher. Merchants bills quoted 1osk 1o7.
Money has been in brisk demand at seven per cent
s and the discount rate has tended upward from the
1wcst point Nine per cent has been the average
Cor 0rst class commercial paper with transactions
eight and ten.
Tho subscriptions to tho seven.thrty loan since Feb
Fuary the date Of the OF the agency
oysem TO March O. amounted to sol $50 600 The First
National Bank Subscribed oday 100000, and paid
~ 100000 m Treasury drafts The total subscriptions
through this bank In February were SIC, 900.
Tweniysix new petroleum companies set in mo-
Non last week, with 27ao,ooo shares and aggregate
capital Of s12 900 The following comparative table
shows the exports Of petroleum and the receipts at New
York this year date and for the same time In 1soi
1894 1866.
Exports from Now York, gallons. a 722 0ss Lara ses
Exports from ohor ports. .....1, AVS 502, 158
Total gallons. .................s,sl o,S67 lsge,22o
Decrease this year gallons. ................1 t7i,M7
Deceived az New York, gallons... 10t 939 620c0
Decrease this yen TO date e03
Bulls Of the State Bank OF Boston, altered from ones 10
oyee, are now ii circulation. The genuine Gvc has
Squire In the lowcr e band corner and another 0gare
IN the upper right hare corner and between two female
bsada extending the whole width OF the BILL alarge nsure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-08
Court CaIendar-This Day.

surrnR CorM--cincuT.- l-coqrt opens At ten
o'clock A. M--Nos 2l5, i4t1 SAT, 1865, I'LL, 1115
1898 1889, 1891, 1cea 1895 Part 2-Court opens at
ten O'Clock A. Mos ei0, SEA, I0a4, 1904 1878
HOO o!o $40 e.s, 70i, 1885, IA, 7Ss s5s, s7s, e0o
pl0, p24, 900, 0d2
surEnon C'ugr-TniAL TSsu.-rart Mos 1883
1905 4p77, Ill 27lT 1898 4fO7 ara 4579 esoK, 46l
40l9 5e1, 4Ss3, 4seI. Part 2-Nos 1928, 1850, 1900
49,! sloo 4s7s, 4s7S, sOO4, 800 4o2o, 22 1885, lsas
SS2, GT3, 80, az, l50 sei egs 500 oe $751; &c., s2l
500 S2I Fart Mos OJi, IL, TO- CO. so5 30. 800
7ss. 20. 40. 40. o.. lcls. 459, 5s2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-08
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship Haayana Greene nsvsnaT Ascsnsio
steamship Kinsdshsr Rector Baltlmore-E Byuner.
Steamship John Gibson, Geoshegan, PhiladslphiA-w
Snip ciy Of New York. N.via Liverpool-saml rhomp-
R.rs ssa srs. srs%snE Kosp
Bark Savannah. stinson, Portland-Nesmth Sons
Brig Nellie Abbott Jordon, Buenos Ayres-J Jewett
sSa e whit
Brig John Barnard (Br Jameson, Trinidad. cuba-McL
Brig Florence (Br), Roberts, Manzanllo-G Pension.
Brig Emma Ives (Br) Lorway, Cumberland Harbor-C
sehr Navigator Marsson. San Juan del Nore-Thompson
sehlr VIM Smith CBr), Anerton. xatamoros-G Wheel
joseph hay. hathaway Port Roysi-bsntsy. Smith
yssSEJ Burnett rs'rsu', Be.ufor-runsh. xeiness
schr fine, Mansen, eeorgetown-Baker Dayton.
schr Merwin, Matthew'S MOnroe-van Brnns
sshf Reaper Ferris Mex .sk H;zsP7A Briggs oo
Master John Rockwell
.ps.s cHa ss e sn Apnw. Fob ~
s.eamshp Savannah; comstocLa Hilton Head March $
bad arrived y Port Royal Ap 'u.'0'' from now '0
sA ss q 1 s' We; pSs
snip Ela Norton CT Bo:tona Norton Liverpool via
ssp fsS
spoke brig nsos 20 has1 sSunS ,onn
@s VII Sept
Bark ROssasls !oi BsTSsdosj Grimm GiuaSd bolivar q
asys ia ssG days. with hides cotton
Bar. Princeton OF Densrsr. Mccormick, Dsmarara 10
\: Ssss s:,. S.:
ras with heavy eastery winds foreopgaiisnt mast
Bar Hs ws .ss sSa S M na.n
SarI coons. Gf s. John NIB Doherty, Aatansas days,
Bark Abbe Craig IoI xyr Shank. Matanzas days. with
Bs Soaasss s TuTf. 1and p.v se. Leone
T s'Sss sm s IS
o cr New s =. ~.
With G &C. noas nsa 81
.sn MsT assSs
Brig Or Erickson Dan Jensen. St Thomas, II days. with
.'iSSs' 1,!.Ra Cow Ponce Pr
Wheas III SaSn 6.rdsn. 10 days.
Bs 6ra.l%so rracy Ph.dsphi. for Portsmouth, Nh
s, x zss. ss aas @ y az
at So Ion 80 spoke brig Blue Wave, from PhladepAs
sshr xSSs Bradford sef BOSTON,, Freeman J.ems =
sshr E%lS HS,csin .s c cSS Point days
ss 4en GOMEZ. os o sssSn
ss1r oven Sss5.s fsrss. Sslii%orss days. '''
Echr Mott Bedel, Bedell, Baltimore, days
6chr II Mahney, Colin, Baltimore, IL days
Schr s. Hawes, Mason, Nanticoke River.
Schr Boston, Parker, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr q Il Wheaton Wheaton, Philadelphia, daya
schr shindler, Neal Philadelphia. ldays
Schr l. Pharo, Collins, Philadelphia
Schr VIM Bartlett, philadelphia, days.
Schr Peterson Hnckley. Philadelphia, u days. . -
cotton the cargo q Bocs Z Cape Hen
lopen
$Js: s::: ill., s:a:f
Schr Lalla Rookh, Freeman, Wellneet.
Schr Higgins, Kemp Wcll1eet for Tangier.
schr Ocean Queen, jenkins, welGcet for fnngier.
Schr Waldron Holmes, Cobb. Provincetown Tangier
Schr Andrew Peters, Lord Providence for Ezabethpsr
Schr Stetson, Stevens Providence for Baltimore.
schr Chas Moore, Whitmore Now Haven
Furber (of Boston, up Sandy Hook nigh,
and stood 70 thc eastward probably for eastern
port
The steamers rung shuey and Ceres reported having
sailed on Saturday,
The torpedo Chino down the bay this afternoon
Ia tow of a ruuboat.