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GOES
COUGH .BALSAH
iE warranted TO give sat
isfaction or the money
refunded.
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arrived here an hour ago, on General
GiIlmore's flag boat, the W. W. Colt which
ran up the harbor needless Of tospedoes,
and is now lying at the pier in the lower
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
sweetens the stomach,
purihes the breath, and
instantly stops so1rnessi
aeidity, and rising OffOOd
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ENTERING THE CITY.

OHAALEsrON, Feb. IS, 4. P. N.
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rRE OLD flag RAISED.

The old flag was planted on r rOrt Sumter
at 2:3O 2. n, by Captain Henry n. Bragg,
Of General Gillnorens stsG who was roWed
over from the Aag-b0at Colt in small
boat, by two sailors. No flag staff being
convenient General Gilmore ordered =
bost-hook and an oar to be lAshed together,
and from this Staf see the flag waving
from the angle Of the battered old fort
nearest the city Ths flag also flies over
the city from the eupola of the old Post
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1864. EUOKEHH 1884
,HUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE AND MARINE.

CAPITAL AND ASSETS, $4,000
30 Scrip Dividends. Profits divided IN CASE
among Stock and Policy Holders.
Takes Marine Hazards Of all kindn, Firs RIak1
Buildings, Merchandise Furniture Vessels In Port
sad she better Glass Of Risks generally.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. Hart, r. Pelton, AmAsa Stone
P. OhambSrIin, L. D. Hudson, Hon. J. P. RoblseR
q. Garretson, A. J. Breed, o. II. OViatt,
f.,W. Pelton, Vim. WeIlhouse.
oFFIOE-OviAtt's Exchange, foot Of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio.
LosIss Adjusted and promptly paid.
sT WH. HART, PresIdauk
L. D. HUpaoH. EssFasarv. oei7.Isda1
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DfIFS
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FE FOR IRREGULARITIES.
These Drops are scientifically compounded huid
preparation, and better than any pills. powders OF
noStrums being liquid, their action IL direct snd
positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and Ger
tain Speqiao for the cure Of GIl distractions and
impressions Of nature.
Their popuarityI Is indicated BY the fact that over
l00, 900 bottles annually sold and consumed By
them speak in the strongest terms Of praise Of ther
great merits, ss ti
They ars speedily taking the place of every other
female remedy, and are considered By dealers, con
SumSrs, physiOiAns, and all who know Aught OF
thsm As The Surest safest and most infAllibls pre-
psrAtiOn in the world for the cure Of all female
complaints, the removal sf all ObstruOtiOns Of
ture, and the promotion Of health, strength and
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating when they may b
used, and explaining reasons why And when tn
should not Be used, without producing resaltS con.
trAEy TO the course Of natures chosen laws, will
signssaro OF y. JOHN L. LYON, without which
none are genuine. They are prepared At the labor
story Of JOHN L. LYON, II. D., No. s5 Chapel
street, New Haven, Conn, who can be consulted
either personally or By mall Qnelosing stampl con
oerninE all pciEAts diseases and fsnse zeaknesSes
lsiI O. g. CLARK 4 CO.,
Gensul Agents for the United States 4 Cansdss.
For sale in New York b h' gov
aba Ia tla n,te,a ck.s,. - ,u,,,w Of
.r5b TrsT 7DEMAs BARNES 500, ri
s-gq- No. q Park row.
F.O. WELLS a CO.,
No. 115 Franklin stTsst.
---'- H.B, HEEBoLD,
54A No. 694 Broadway
OHAS. n. 0RITTEETON,
l1 ~ No. 50 Sixth avenue.
And ell Druggists and APotheeariss in the city and
solntry. f-. f---Is-W .'srrtf7
u LORD SMITH,
Western Agents, Chicago, III.
dsole: FTiWy;WyeW
Card.-I have BuHsrsd several months with that
loathsome diSesse '' CatArrh;" tried most Of the
adFsFtsed remedies, bat without relief until after
using bottle Of Dr. SesLsVS Rsnsdy, which has,
I think, effected esrs.l Fesling II duty TO fsl-
lOwsunrsrs, IOhssrfuay make this statement.
JGnlGRs % Bank street UeSaiahd, o.
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q. S. 7-8O LOAN

By authority Of the Secretary Of shS Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the General subSsrip-
tOn Agency for ths sale Of United States TrsaIury
Notes, bearing and three tsnths per cent IN
tsr0st per annum, known as the 2 y ~
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Wolf Creek and Buck Run
OIL COMPANY,
Of Pittsburgh.
$50 ACRES,

All held by the Company in FEE SIMPLE.
THE "WALPoLE" TRACT,
Consisting Of 93 acres on Buck Run, abont I1S
mile above the Union Lubrio Co.'S lands. 4
vein Of Oil has been developed on this tract st 3
depth Of 100 feet.
2.-THE "KENT' TRACT,
Also on Buck Run, q OF mile from the Great
house Wells, and one mile above the Union Lubric
Company. The Oil in this tract has been dsYsi-
oped in two wells.
3-THE CELEBRATED HSAILoR" FARM,
Containing about rs acres, situated on Little Wolf
Greek, between Buck Run and the MDskingum
River. About two acres Of this tract have been
leased to LeWsllyn Co ,, of New York, who have
. we'll on is producing oil of 3 superior quality.
EeWellyn Co. are now sinking deeper. One
fourth Of their oil belongs to The Wolf Creek and
Buck Run Oil Co. .-F.
The OlPIrAL sTocK Of ths Wolf Creek and
Buck Rum OIL 40. Is 800, 900, more than
SsO,0Oa worth OF which is already taken. The
SHARES are 81 each
0ne-fourth of the whole capital (S25, ,0o0) is re-
taintd a. q working fund.
Books for subscription 10 the Stock Of the shove
Company may be found at my office, 81 TO 81
River street, Cleveland.
The affairs Of this Company viii be In the hands
Of business men, who viii rapidly push forward
the work Of developing and vending Oil.
fobl&l9I MORRISON FOSTER.
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GIathes ajriagers.
OLoFHEs WRINGERs.

fthOTHES WRlNGEHS.
I have the Agency Of two Of the best Clothes
WFiDgsrS ever invented, viz PutDam's "Exosl-
sior," snd ths 'sslittls Giant" both Of which q 0
seitSdIusting, simple and durable. One Of the a..
yantaKsa OF the little Giant oonaists IN itH being
Gdaptei for EgsquaEeI box or any iizsd tub, and
took the frat premium at the Lass ohio ststs Fair,
BY actnal trial. To not buy any Wringef unsl you
- GEO. D. Bl OK, go Superior it,,
feb3 lgGooO -3L11 .0pposieg Po.tofhcs.
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COEJ9

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures indigestion and con
stipAtion in every case. :
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NOTICE.-Having sold out our entire
IN stock Of ohippewR Coal, at Seneea-street
Yard, We have closed is for the reason Any orders
for Hard Coal will be attended 70 promptly By
leaving the same at our Office, No. JohnEon'I
Marine Block, foot Of River street.
fsb22;ls2 LEMUEL CRAWFORD SON.
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CnE,a

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures distress after eat
ing, instantAneoasly.
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.a The enemy burned their three iron-clads
early this morning. They were the Chi
cora, four guns Palmetto State, four guns;
and Charleston, six guns. The crsws were
sent to Wilmington, where, it is thought
nearly all the gaIrisons Of the various forts
have gone.4 p
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nnE1a

DYSPEPSIA CURE
IL the best remedy in thS
world for DyspepsiA, In.
digestion, d Sick Headache.
Heartburn, Fever and
Ague, Nausea OF Stomach
and, in not, ali diseases
or pains In the stomach
or bowels. fFrs
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CUES
COUGH BALSAM
cures sore throat and
soreness Of the chest and
lungs.
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MERoHAETs' NATIONAL BANK OF CLEVELAND, g7
Cleveland, o., February 6, 1865.
This Bank having been duly authorized BY the
Comptroller Of the Currency to commence the buai-
ness Of Banking under the Act Aforesaid, will open
its books and Be prepared for the tranBActioR Of
bu6ineES on Thursday, the 9Th inst. I.
The business Of the Msrehants' Bank Of Cfeve-
land. except in the closing up Of its affairs, will
cease at that date.
This Bank will buy and sell ali descriptions Of
Government Bonds, and act ~ the Agent Of jay
Cooke il the sale Of o. 8. "SeVSn. Thirty" notes
nl 7. P. HANDY, President.
Nv. L, OpE5HR Cashier. fsbs:is3
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BLogKADE-RUNNERs FRAPPND.

The fine side-Eheel bloeksde.runner Cy-
rene, an old offender rHn in last night
with an assorted cargo, and was captured
in Ashlsy River, uninjured. The Fox,
Badger, and other blockade-runners, arc
known to be on the way here, and the
programme for their reception has been
arranged, - II. a.-
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EEFI-@sFfEsEs a9AI ARIA. 7
s--7 go --fs Hr7 z-ge3A 4
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rOESa

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures Dyspepsia positive
IV. $50 r
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GOES
COEJ9
GOES

00UGH BALSAA
Is the largest bottle In
the world for the prioo,
therefore, not only the
best, but the cheapest
medicine extant.
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NoPARTNERsHIP NOTICE. = The
I J undersigned, having purchased The entire in-
tsrest Of ANDREWS, CLARK co. in tins sex
celnfor on Worksn and all stock Of Barrels, Oils,
90 viii continue the business OF the lats 1rm un-
der the nEme Of R0CKEFEDLER A6DRKWS.
Il JOHN D. ROCKEFELLE3,
SAMUEL ANDREWS.
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3aak Antife.s
TRFAsnRY DEPARTMENT-

OFFICE or CoHPTRoLLKR OF IHK OUBRENUI, e.
WAsHIEsTOE, January Slst, 1855.
WHRREAS, by satisfactory evidence TO
w the underBigned, it has been made to appear
that The nEROHANTS' NATIONAL BANK OF
OLEvREAND," in the osty Of OleBelGNd, In the
county Of CuyahoSa, and State Of Ohio, has been
duly organized under and according to tho require
msnts Of the Act Of Congress entitled tAn Act to
Of United States Bonds, and 70 provide for the cir
culation and redemption thereof approved June
g. 1854 and has complied with all the provisions Of
said Act required to be coupled with before COM
msucing the business Of Banking under sad Ast.
Nov, Therefore, 1, HUGH Mo1ULLOOH, Comp
troller ofthe Currency, do hereby certify that The
MEROHANfB' NATIONAL BANK OF OLIVE
LAND p in the Oity Of CIspslGRd In the county Of
Cuyahoga, and state Of Ohio is authorized to COM
msncs The business Of Banking under the Act Afore.
said. E-.u ada r--4.--
Tatrv.J
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Weikel Bun and MCRIhinney
OIL co.

The Company own in fee simple, free Of all incum.
branoe, large tract OF land, (aI Of which is bore
abba territory situated in Venango county Pa, In
what Il believed to Be part Of the Great Oh Basin,
Of which Oh Greek Is the central line.
They have two wells down, each TO the depth OF
800 feet with splendid show Of OIL both Of which
are about to be tested, and are making prsps-
rations for sinking . third.
A limited amount Of Stock now offered for sale.
Subscription books open at Banking House Of FAR
mer Paintsr 145 Superior street, where all iufor-
nation can Be obtained. ianl319S
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APrEARANuE oT THE C1TY.

The city is perfectly dead in appearance,
The rich have nearly all run of, and the
poor remain, in q suffering condition. No
one was inclined to touch Confederate
money for week preceding the evacuation,
and $500 Wss refused for barrel Of -four.
Several hundred stragglers, mostly Irish
and German, concealed themselves in the
city and have fallen into our hands. 4
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A0ifes.

b. h. Johnson Before Wells Porter, J. P. Of
vs. S0leyeland Township, CuyahogA
Theodore Burr. county. Ohio.
ON THE 9Th DAY OF FEBRUARY,
OIIs65, said Justice issued an order OF attachments
Cleveland, Feb. II, 1855 tsbiaissitssss
THERE WILL BE A MEETING
i Of the Directors Of the State Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, TO change the Company from
Mutual to Joint Stock Company, SAID meeting
70 be holden February 35th, ct O'Clock ?. M
At the Office Of the Company IN the city Of CleYe
land. J. b. UNDERWOOD, sec'y.
Cleveland, Jan. Is, 1855. -. jan27:ls7
OFFIC1 OF THE OLIVELAAD IRoE MiSIEG Co.,
.tt CLEVELAND, Feb. Sth, 1865.
dividend NOTICE-The Directors
Jof the Cleveland Iron Mining Co. have this day
declared Q semi-annual Dividend Of Five (S6 Dol
aru ,er share, payable on the 2Sth February
etookh o'ders regtrtered In the New York Books,
viii be paid at the oice Of the "FsimeFB an and
Trust Co., :" in New York. All otheTr will be paid
at the once Of the Treasurer in Cleveland.
The Transfer Books VII be closed from the 10Th
to the 2sth inst, inclusive. l ;1
fsblIh9s SAM'L L. MATHER, Jress'r.
nISSOLUTION NOTICE.-The firm
IL OF Andrews, Clark & 90. Is this day diSsolyed
by mutual consent. All perlong Indebted to the
dYm are reanestsd TO make Immediate settlement
st the ofios Of Clark RDckeeilsr. .1 ~r1
n. B. CLARK,
JOHN d. ROCKEFELLER,
e SAMUEL ANDREWS,
.. rt JAMES b. CLARK,
RICHARD CLARK.
February ID, 1855. -.--..-.- fsb2
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8nsnranEe.
b. HUDSON,

General Fire, MarIne and life Insur.
gfr Rnce Agent,
Once, oElstts Exchange, foot Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO t. F-.-
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KTFEcr OF THE BolBARDlEN1

The lower part Of the city, for ten or
twelve blocks from the junction Of the riv-
err, is almost wreck Nobody has pre-
tended to live there, or do, business, since
the "SWamp Angel got fairly to work.
Roofs are crushed, walls caved in, streets
torn up, trees mufilatsd, and fences knock
cd TO splinters and battered up.rE l-8aE
TIE CAPTURED gums AND EARTHwoRKs.
Abouttwo hundred guns, spiked, but not
otherwise injured, fell into our hands. The
forts are unhuTt, and close inspection does
not lessen their formidsblenesS. They are,
in every sense of the word, impregnsble
from the water side. Our feet could not
have hoGtsdi long under the fire it would
have encountered, had it attempted to run
mp 10 the city. siIr mi bls <TH s1llc
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HOEIH :

r. . COE'S
COUGH BALGAA
cures the most violent
attacks Of Group in either
old or young.
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GOES
C0UGH BALaAA
cures tho worst colds
surely and speedily.
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!. GOES
COUGH BALSAM
cures hosrBeneas and tick
ling In the throat.
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TAXING FossEssfoE.

Dense masses of smoke, rising In the up
per part of the city, convinced our forces on
james and Morris Islands that the city was
empty. After some delay in procuring
boat, q few hundred troops were embarked
at james Island, and, under command of
Lieutenant Colonel Bennett, 2lst United
states, pulled over to the city. r-,- II r.
-roF FORT SUMTER DEsoLATK. m
After brief visit TO Fort Sumter, which
was found vacant, save aIcat, with large
family Of skittens, Colonel Bennstt's detail
landed without opposition, and wGsreceived
by Mayor MeBsth and small crowd of
citizens, the Mayor presenting the usual
petition for protection TO life and property,
to which Colonel Bennett asSentsd. = az
General Schimmel6nnig, commanding
James Island, arrived at the wharf with his
stat, in small boat, about twelve o'clock,
and took command of Charleston. $50
Admiral Dahlgren's hsg bost, the PhilA-
phis, was thefrst to run up the harbor.
She arrived at the pier at 2 p. n, but the
Admiral did not go on shore. His boat was
closely followed by two tugs snd small
gunboat. The next TO arrive was General
Gillmore's. dire s1.-glL 'af vi
% THE CHANNEL INSTRUCTIONS.
Torpedoes were found, but the channel
through the obstructions was wide enough
to admit two vessels abreast. The formid-
sbleness Of the obstructions and torpedoes
has been greatly exaggerated.
To within half an hour of the landing of
Colonel Bennett, squads of the rebel rear
guard remained in the city, pIundering and
attempting to fire it. They were prevent
ed from doing 50 by the citizens, who
stealthily put out the fire. -----s
BURNING THE COTTON.
4 About six thousand bales Of cotton, which
had been taken from citiEenE, were burned
in one pile in the yard adjoining the Will
miugton Depot. There i, however, good
deal Of cotton and tobacco concealed in
houses, which will come to light.
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Just before our landing, q serrible ex-
plolion occurred, by which many men,
women and children were killed and
wounded. About half past o'clock this
morning, the Wilmington depot was filled
by crowd Of people, who were sppro-
priAting some commisssry stores left be.
hind, when By some, unknown agency, a
quantity Of powder IN the depot was ig-
nited, blowing the building to pieces, and
burning and crushing about one hundred
and fifty persons, more or less severely.
The smoking ruins are being searched by
the frantic friends and relatives as I
write. 6. ~.
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y ersey civ.

ADDICTION OF WOMAN AT EIrzABrrH-
CHrrs or hURDEn HsAxp.-Abous 10 O'Clock on
Tuesday night last the inhabitants reading in Jsr-
scy street Went Elizabeth startled By cries Of
murder" and on rons to the doer covered wagon
with single horse attached, vas seen soing up the
street at rapid rate, which apparently con tained
three men aud woman, the latter calling for assist
gentl. msn and lady, who we're riding in buggy on
side street. heard the erica and Immediately ads
chase calling the neihbors for hcp they passed
tlemsn came up With horse and WAGON, and Joined
In the pursuit., tut u beins very dafk they we're
unsplo 70 oveft.ko the unfnosn parties who we're
IL not know "a, but the affair has created quite
excl onent in Elizabeth, and the Chief Of Police Of
that place 10 making every effort to ierrot out the
mystery
SMAsH-uP on THE RAILRoAD.-On We'd
nesisy night empty peach train Of forty -four ears
was thrown from the track at Deans Pond on the
New Jersey Road. by the dfpacemeat Of q switch.
Some Of the cars were badly smashed Up, and the
engine va considerably damaged.
OK THE RAMrAGE.-On Wednesday even
Ing woman named Bridge, Burns, while Wild from
the effects Of liquor conducted herself IN Inost dis
orderly manner in Hamilton square and aouri,hns
larfe kniie threatened 90 take " Ire Of any IRE
Attempting to approach hos. SIZE was finally captured
~ couple Of policemen, who with much difficulty
succeeded Ia disarmnF her, and conve her 70 Tie
Police stttion esterday morning Be dgel was taken
betofe Recorder Aartnda e, VI Jersey City, Who
iinpo'ed Tine and banshed her from the city.
DISEASE AMONG HoRsrs.-Diptheria pre-
walls W considerable extent among horses II Hud.
son county. Several animals have died In Jersey
City and Bergen within faw days ps,. Tho di,eass
appears 10 be contscious end there IL sad 70 be no
known rtmedy for IL.
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notice her dre,s knox her md s.a sno-, me .,hs
sm IN TIE buck yard when left helped her INTO
John gard testified that he I've, :. lIs West 2c,h
street " Sonds2 evenins no vss in the bsrroon,
var woman In the DackrooIn he vent down town.
vheIe re dfant @ much that he did no, know where
shop corner OF lth street and TN avenue and found
avoInsn there he tried to wake her; be remained
hs woman bessn to screa SSI s,ns.. hoard ,be 20.
lIeemen outside. and vont 60 the door and ran q
and arIesIed him In 10Th street.
The case vas then given 70 the Jury, which render
ed the following verdict:
THAT Thomas walker, the deceased, came to bis
death By pi,tol shot wound In the head and from
Ward and We think that Patrick Collins, joseph
killing"
The accused we're then committed 10 the Tombs, 70
await the action Of tho Grand Jury and Jane, MUIR
ray. Matthew smith, Henry Miller and Margaret Nc
Cuns we're committed 70 the House Of Detention a.
witnesses.
FUNERAL OF POLICEMAN WALKER
funeral Of policeman Tnos walker, Of the 10Th Pre-
oinct, who sho, By some ro~dles Tuesday
morning last in l7th street, While In the discharge
Of his duty, took p'uce OF moor yesterdny, The
funeral services weTo performed At Trinity Chapel,
In 10Th street. The procession, VII ch was headed "
band u music, conp-;ic1 the "a platoon Of all the
Police Pee ncts-!bOu' 80 men-o1 sed tn ough
ZJtn tt-t 70 h'n avenue ihente 10 litb tH'tI
thfo1rh l1b stree. by the place Whe'e tue murder
occurred. 90 9TH avenue; down 9th aud Broad
WAY - South Jerry. The coihu, which Wss covered
By the American ftag, was borne the shoulders 81
four men. and gas sutiounted by ruarl Of eight
i S 9s s ha The SH s sacr rs , PsSd
tors iuei the tdeS axis ~ the procession passed. Tie
ietnains we're Inferred In GfcengOod.
THE CoURTs.
sURRoGArE's CouLr-GES. BUrLEE's ApNISts-
TRATIos.--In tho matter Of the estate Of Andrew J.
Buter-An orter and citatior having been made 10
Gen Buler, TO fle hls inventory dinnstrator Of
the estate Of his brother that attachment issue.
and the matter having been several times adjourned,
the General To-day appeared IN person, and. thIorgh
bic proetor', pufHed himself Of The contempt. His
excuse was a sunderslaudi ns ~ 10 the time ~hen
tho inventory wa. 10 be returned, and his readiness
10 ohcy AZ os1cr, Of the Court. The sursosats de-
e4el ths' US the no appointed for tho return Of The
i1Teniog had p,asei, Ttbou, the appearance Of the
pstos new application mlst he made, and reap
pointed he,lrs. sullivan and Eartlne as appraisers
John X. iiacket, md g. Van Cot proctors.
COMMON PtEAs CHANBrRs -THr ExPREss CASE
Stephen T. G axle art Jane, and Hrastus Blocks
Mr. smy'io. Tor tho defendants moved, yesterday,
ptoctelinfs gerpInf the appeal In this case, the
orWin Al stay srGn cd by Judsu aly having expired
MI. Ctar - lehh' of inc ffapondont oil jectet, on
lie yfonHd mat cotcndsnts are receivers Ia the suit
hid invested the FUNDS o. the pspcr instcad Of pay
Jug ~ deA's. aui had paid theinselves sllary Of
SO ~ per Anuliu. His Icnor said he mu,t consult
NAtN Judge Day before rend..ipg declsion.
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sTEtMsHPs-Coln Havsn,; Wanna, "a.
vnnnAh; Commander, Wilmington, n Z: Chase, So
vrnnsh; " Bruno, Baltimore.
BARkS-Ls Plata Malaga Marie. Matanrsr r c
Whrwirk. Rio Jsneiro; Ismpi. h'er, port Ioyal;
Mira, Phhsdoiphia illon Stephens, ihusdelph
BRlGs-,Iohn Butler. Mobile; Cyds. Hillstoros
spartan Gov Bar. b. Henry Lannon's JankIol-
vile, Fla; Wetster Kelly, Philsdeiphia.
sCuoONEHS-Palm.. Mobile: q Miller n kits
Borden. do, Three Sister, Pow deihorn; w Puck
Fort Royal; Sarah hinse Whining ton; A z Howe
Gloucester John snow, Philadelphia: r A Do Hart
do; II Seribuer do, America, Bristol; N A Could De-
John; u Iibtettc, Chailetton; n Fillmore, Boston.
STEAMSHIPS -Catep., Port Roval; Yayoo Nor
folk; ,uide, savannah; Hatteras, Norfolk: General
Sodgvick, Wilmington, \ &.
sHlpS--uumbodL Hamburg. Columbia Liver
pol; ORIENT Liverpool; Wisconsin, Liverpool.
BARKs-IdEho, Asplnwall; Bessie Simpson Gov
Bay; Auirops, fcst Harlor Aionzo, Buencs Avre-:
Tan To-; Acodo Havana; Chlsps, Malaga; Quick
step, Gov Bay, b.
BRiG5 -Corira, Gov Bsy; Prospect, Cjenfuceor
Eastern Star, Ponce, r; Robiu, LEcfryfeld; Quay,
ANA Cindad, Bolivar James a AhtolI, st Ihomas
SyiVie, Barbados sgnaL Cardiff.
. SCHOONERS-AnthonyK illey, Beaufort; Austria
liza. NiIxinia Ada Aines, Engsn; Typhoon, Lipssn.
Nathan Cl' ford, Belfssg Terrell, Boston for Al
psny Hudson, Elizabethport for Nowhlgyporl John
Msnloys, HAversrsw for Providence; Southern Cru.A
Liace bay; PhenlI, Cuais Nara insatt n Londoni
le's- Biidgeport haria Loulss, Rockland; Floreo
Tor Providence; w Fila n Haven
Joseph McCsrt', Bangor; Fair Dealer, Eilssorth
acknowledgements, Odeasa. Wild 4. At sunset.