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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

WooLEN FACTORY We believe il is not
vet generally known that E. Parmelee, OF
the first ward. has commenced the manu-
ac.ure of cloths He has spindies, and
proposes to make satinets, cassimeres, full
cloth and ilannels This Kind Of enterprise
is OF permanent value to a place, 10 build
ing il up and furnishing trade and mar
ket for the products Of a community. We
trust Mr. Parmelee will receive such Gu
enlargement as will justify a speedy en-
hrgemeut of his business.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

PrBLIc scHooLs.-The public schools OF
the city closed on Friday for the purpose
Of aaording an annual vacation Of eight
weeks 10 scholars and teachers. This Is
70 them the great holiday period Of the
year. as there are but two other vacations
one at Christmas and one in April, and
each lasting for only one week.
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STORM About II o'clock last night, a
most terrific storm of thunder, lightning
and rain passed over this place. 1t was
brief in Duration but while it lasted the
lightning flashes were almost continuous
We have not heard OF any material damage
sustained. The lightning struck the house
Of Mr. Shlrkey. in the 2d ward. entering at
the chimney, passing down the stove pipe.
tearing mp the ioor. and passing into the
ground \ boy OF the family was somewhat
stunned hy the shock
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

WHEAT. The market for wheat in this
vicinity has been more than usually active
Of late. Elliott, at his store-house, has
paid out some S2j, 900 in greenbacks du-
RING two or three weeks past, and there is
a general disposition to sell The price has
been somewhat on the decline, and is now
as low as Sl2O per bushel.
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FIRE. We learn thai the clearinghouse
Of sawyer Ingerson Of WatertOwn, was
burnt yesterday, during the absnce Of the
family % the celebration at Grand Ledge.
There was an insurance Of $500 on the
honse. and 5000 on the furniture in the
State Insurance Company Of Lansing.
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Wo0r.-Wool continues to come in about
q. usual. Merrifeld s. Weller have bought
thus far 40, 900 lbs, and F. VI. COwles H.
900. C0wles is paying from ls to 50 cents
His lot has averaged "a fraction over 80 cts.
Der pound.
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THE CAPITOL. p. G. Ayres has already
commenced the foundations for the addi-
tion 10 the south end Of the Capitol, which
win be sixteen by forty feet, and Of the
same height with the main building. 1t is
10 be finished by the FIRST Of October.
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B,sE-BML. The match game between
the sheridan club, Of Mason, and the Capt.
tol club Of this city, will be played at the
former place On Friday afternoon, at 4
o'clock 4 good time is anticipated
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PREACHNG.- Rev. Mr. Mcintyre Of Con
necticut, who has accepted the call Of the
Congregational Church Of this city will en-
ter upon his labors next sabbath This
congregation hold their meetings in the
senate Chamber and will hereafter hold
regular morning and evening services. This
new society is now trihe over year old,
and during its brief existence has been sub
jet 10 the many trials and Inconvenience
Ofalmost every new church, but it is no0 in
a prosperous condition, and with rs new
pastor will undoubtedly exert a wider and
more powerful influence for good. Rev.
Mr. Mcintyre comes among Us with the
highest recommendations from his former
home as 70 ability and true christian
character the requisites essential TO sue
cessiul usefulness in new church society.
We heartily welcome Mr. NJ to his new field
of labor, and as a citizen OF our young and
growing city.
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wednesday Morning, July 3, 1865.
x.;c. IN Subscribers.-

- o1r s1lbscribers will ind attached 20 their
IT. 49, an their papers indicate the NrNEEs OF the
- ~ which their subscription = paid by the
P.4t.,.b,r'i is meant the " WHOLE NUMBER which
- - fo,nd 10 the heading u the paper, which Is
r-5 - ,raeklv being increased one each week any
- numbers constituting year. BY referring 10
-, rnmber IN the heading q the paper and comp1r
- Il WITH the number attached % the name or a.
,set.on the paper, our saoscriDefs can re'-i'1
- t.eir accounts stand on our books
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CarRcH BCRST.-It Is reported ID 'Ais
city that during the storm on Tuesday night
the Methodist Church in the village oil Ma
son was struck by lightning, set On IRE anu
burnt We have no particulars.
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FIRE-wORKs. The demand for e-w0rks
for the celebration Of the 4,h this year, vastly
exceeded that of any former year The de-
mand could not be met, because the fire.
works were not in existence. Dealers IN
some cities, who thought they would make
sure 10y ordering double supply found
themselves short, with large orders left on
file. The committee in Lansing. to whom
this branch Of the celebration was intrusted,
proposed to get a larger amount and yari-
ETY., but they could not be had. Nature,
however. closed mp the exhibition about an
hour after with an extent and grandeur OF
display and closeness of application, which
was far from being agreeable 20 an The spec
tatOrs
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~ DR.. Donelson will preach at the
Central NJ. T. Church next Sabbath morn
Ing. al 10 Il A.. ".
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-05

ESTATE OF CARRIE y. GIBSON. ct al.
L. Minors STATE oF VI CHIGAS. county OF Inghan
ss-Ata session Of the Probate Court Tor the county
OF CHAM. holden al the Probate Oihce the village
OF lSou. on Monday. the third day Of July, 10 the
year thousand eight hundred aud sixty Eve Pres
eut Horatio Pratt Judge Of Probate In the matter
Of the estlte % Carrie y Gibson. Jennie Gibson
and Charles Gibson. minors. ca reading and
ding the petition duly verified, Of HIIzs r Gibson
Guardian fsald minors praying Tor license T. sell GER
tain real estate of said minors therein described
Thereup0n Is orierei that Tuesday the sih CAY o.
August, l>0o, al 10 clock m the forenoon be
for the hearing II said petition and that al persons
interested IA said estate, are required q appear
session o. said Court then q b. holden al the Probate
Office az the village o. Mason, and show cause I any
there b. Why the PRAYER OF the petitioner should not
be granted And is further ORDERED, That said D.
itOuer give tee l. tie persons interested n salt
estate q the Qen1sncy OF san pttsu and the hear
iag thereof. b. causing copy u this CIDER L. o.
published 20 The Lansing Republic s newspaper
printed All circulated said county Cf IrEu three
successive weess previous 20 SAID Cay - hearing
"A true copy HoRATIo PRATT.
SN5SZ Judge u Probate.
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t NDS FOR SALE
In Clinton, Ingham. Barry and Ionia
Counties.

Southeast = and east 4 north-ss a section 20,
town north, range west-340 acres
West = Of southwest i aud east \ south east
u section %, town north range west-16o acres.
Northeast fractl = AMI north part southeast frac
tionai = section -, town north, ranEs I west
l96s6 acres.
East y of northeast = section 80, town north,
range West-s0 acres.
North part north west fractI y and north Y Il
sub div north east fract 4 section 8, town north,
range vest 5 20 acres
West half Of south east i section L toxin north,
range wsst-SO acres.
Southwest =, section :, town north, range :
west-l44 u acres
West i northwest 4 section *, town north,
range Wesf-s4 Il acres.
Northwest a aui north y northeast "A section s.
town north, range west--3o p acres
The undivided l;i2 part OF the town or Glasgow, IN
Ionia county.
These lands ~ere entered by the present owner n
1885, The title has not been embarrassed by
sales FOR taxes or otherwise.
Fer further Information address the owner.
WILLIAM r. CLTMER.
| Nelsboro' TioEa Co., Penn
/ Tnua 10 1.r5
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PAPERS. DR.. 0. P. Chubb, who has Just
returned from Richmond. has favored US
with Petersburgh and Ricl mond papers OF
the latest dates
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Losr.-A small gold breastpin, repre-
sentine a printers composing stick -
projojly on Capital Club ball grounds.
The finder will he suitably rewarded by
leaving it at this office.
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ESTATE OF FRANCES ). RFFCF p

ESTATE OF FRANCES :. REECE. Ct.
IL al. minors .-SrAIEo OF MICE,GAS County q Ing
ham. ss-At session Of the Probate court for
the c9lnty Of llsllIa. holden N the Probate
Ofic. il the village u Mason. or A1u.av the
81 dGy y July. ia the year one t111slu1 eight
hun ircd and sixty I'VE. Present, Horatlo Pratt.
Je-Se n Probate In the matter - the estate o.
Frances :. Reese. Eizlbetht Reeve AMI Eleanor
Reece. minors on reading and fling the petition.
duly verified, = Robert Roece Guardian Of SAID M
nors prsy ng for license 70 sell the interest q sad
minors ID certain real estate there q tescrl bat.
Therelpou 10 - ordered that Tues the s.h ay q
August, 1875. at 10 clock IN thef0reuoon assign
Tor TIE hearing OF said petition AMI that ali persons
interested ~ said estate are required g. appear ~ q
session Of said Court then q b holden Al the Pro
bate 0tce, 10 the village Il Mason aa4 show cause,
u any there be, why the prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted And e * further Ordered,
That sad petitioner give notice 10 the persons IN
terested in said estate Of the pen5eucv OF sai1
petition snd the hearing thereof. BY csu-inEa COPY
OF this order q be published II she Lansing STATE Re
puolca. newspaper printed ana circulated 70 said
county q Ingham, 3 successive weeks previous 10
SAID day Of hearing
true copy) HORATIO PRATT,
| SrSz Judge Of Probate
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TINTED STATES ASSESSORS OFFICE.
u THIRD COLLECTION DIsrsICT OF MICHIGAN, LANSING
jane 26 1865 Notice is hereby given. required 10y
law, 10 all persons concerned, that on WeGnes lay
July -, 1855, between the hours ~ A. NJ and ?
", At the office Of Assistant Assessor Amos T.
steele, in the village Of Mason will submit the pro
csedings, valuations. Assessments and enumerations
made by the Assessor OF Assistant Assessors and
turned on tho annual lists ia this Collection District
from the county u Inghan, for the purpose OF re
coiving appeals and determining relative TO any
rOneOus excessive valuations assessments emu
meratons by She Assessor or Assistant Assessors Ia
said county.
All appeals must BE- made In writing AMI specify
tho particular cause. matter. 0r thing respecting
which decision Is requested ana the ground prn-
ciple Of error complained Of.
No appeal viii be allowed 10 any party after he
shall have been duly assessed, and the annual list
containing the assessment has been transmitted 70
the Collector = the District
532w2 WHITNEY JONES, 4sssss0r
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FOUNDRY.
L L K Z X A 20 L Nd RY
AND
MACHINE SHOP
C1RNTR o.
HasitsAar. stree, aud Capital Ars,ac
(ADJOINsNG THE CAPITOL.)


The undersigned would respectfully an
nounoe thath e has his works IN good rum ing or
der and tlrullk out
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
MISCELLANEOUS.
/ A 81 NG AGA d EM "
4 Classical and Scientific school FOR
Boys and Girls. aud Young Men
and Women.

Tie First Term 81 the second Acatcmlr scar Viii
commence the last Monday iu August. (4sfh.) 1894
The Second Term will conmenc. lAeo 1854
The THIRD Term Wlll commence abe iasf Monday .u
March. f27th ls65
During tho hrrt Term AZ especial Class wIl hr
organized for the benefit OF bose expect 90 tnarh
PRICE OBJ TUITION
Primary Department. per term .-... -.--.s 0l
Common English -talles, including lrfII.h
Grammar. Ar tAmrtC. Geography. IiaHk
keeping and prumau-ii D ..... ...-..-.. e. or
Higher English. including LATIN, @rees and
French language aud - ihemat,e ......- 90
EKrEA TrIrfoN
Vocal Music per term ...... ............ 9 ] u0
Instrumental Mueic pr term ............... n 900
Ol Painting. per term. .-...........-.... d. 90
PencHng and Drawing ......-........... ~
a5-Bnari can he obtained Falnnle- Il the lm
mediate vicinity nj ihe Academy. CT 9fl fll family
u the Principal ir tne Academy
{ Communications addressed. a. g.. Oils. Principal
wIll be promptly ansWered- ly-4s6
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ASSORTMENT OF PLOWS.
Hagus made hirnse Z familiar ih this branch % hrs
mess fOr d number Ci Years be has hec.mt Niiy az
g-siutei a Whlt farmers most rcct. ana hlNIr.
procured new patterns ana fttel tlcu u0 With aNlre
Of making This permanent business. Dee s ln hopes
O. slNe satlsficl.ou. ID iases pleasure u SAVING Or
has groclrel tAe patterns oi uc lEfni4ArFn
DODGE FLOW. as notst msef A. nhn Us0 DO s.1
% Is uet c4ullod by ans other pillow
Points and Land-sides. fnr al' Flows ir
Use Also al other FARMING iNl LhNkNl> cUt ur or
tn improved pAus, and % The best material
To Mill-Wrights aud Min owners
Fvsfs ihias t1tlr ne viii b. eoi mp or ht shortest
noiltc. CIRCULAR SAW MILLS viii d. made o. order
Bras Castings ma-e ana ntiet 90 al Tunes Hslllnr
Castings oi al Ailasu fact every thue h's luc Of
ssusss wil ht got rQ With special reference o. sft
ana customers Patterns Uli d. made .f ANY TINS
which vii ensure their getting just shat thss want
Particular attention Will bc pAil tn Gee repairing
of steam Engia,s hrcshiIg Machine ana Naners
ans Mowers hc has also a FLOORING MIL fnr
dressing ana uatcAins D. Oh s1ft aud harl N.oi. he
would also iuiorm ihe farming puhlc @ sf hewi secn
hAnl abe
Cayuga Chief No. , Reaper aud Mower
THIS Machine % is uoN constructed is rUi ..uatf
by auy Dllrr machine 20 desired. De- uill l.l nCu
sc,rlug 90 ihe OLD ISL tktl p. 90 Increase t. notion
wAeh very materla Is adds to the working ef tho
machine Ny giving fer~ 'rai attention Goo every
branch oi the business DE- Boz hors 90 sscurt ln.
uicrit portion of tae pnhhc patronage
NJ. s. BAKER.
Lansing Msrcl q ISIS tH-u
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Splendid List Of Arcles all 70 BE- Sold Tor one D,1q'
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CROCKERY. &C.

GLORIOUS NEWS AT THE CAPITAL
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To Mfl-wrigh,> aud MIN owners.

Points and Land-side-. f'r al Flows
Use. Also al other FARMING lNi IlAiENIs ,ot up
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Err q . KY n.

GEO. SPENCER PHrLLIPs, . late resident Of
Brooklyn. and well known in literary Giro 90 by the
nom d< plume Of J koss Dir. died wedn esday
evening In very destitute circumstsncea and has LETT
no clue " bis relative, or friends The lady with
whom be bo.rded-s poor widow -hu taien every
care Of him for . long ZINE without any peeunisry
compensation from him aud hls bsey Ia nov lief, on
her hands without the means Of burial.
0RDISATIos.-Ihe Rev. WIN James was or
dAined for the ministry, Ia The Puritan Copsress-
tion1l Church. corner Of DeKAlb avenue and Wal.
Soith street, on Ihuisiay evening, before very
!aTft eDuEitgA'ion-
CAPTURE OF SUPPOSED BURGLAR, AND
RrcovfsY or HIS PLryDra.-sornO citizens VI Hun
tai. Point, about O'Clock ysGsrday morning, s.y
two men, With LILLE sscks making their way 10
the ler pant o. tho VILLAGE, Lom The dircction OF
la ksDA's Geek, anl, su.yectius something wrong,
LAl cd them. lac men roe lIne alarmed St his Gnl
1IOypeI thea ami He'd, bat, ai,or an exciting
cl one VI ,Len "a. captured And handed over 10
.tatn house Tor safe feeping lie ssid hi. nam. -
william yOJIe but gave no iuriLer accOupt OF hun
sell Tho sacA, were taken TO the hunts . Poin,
Hotel aud found W conta.n annels anu sloIh, 10 the
o. 500. Later In Ihs morning, boat marked
"kavauash, I'D street, n. "" VA found in the
on examining 1t thirteen pieces Of Inca flannel aud
cloth found. The Roovs az NO douDt toe oceedI
| VI bu glaIy committed In New lo.k anu may Ia
ren a. the hunters Point Hotel. NooIe IL resi-.
| dent o. Queer County, buI very Iittls 10 knosu OIL
hIA aute.eueuu.
| ALLEGED FORGERY AND SwISDLISG.-A
young Pru-slsn, named Carl heslio, alias Jacob
Myers Jr, ~~ arrested on Thursdsy evening BY
Ofhcer Chichester, Of the 45th Precinct on charge
OF ring iorg check to Marcus bichAels, l0S Ever
seet, =. ID, on the Zelh uit. in payment for goIt
| chan valued Al eIJy, Miehaels did DOT sccspt he
| cIeck hch WIS signed - acob horch." aud draw
| on the hanufsctuIe.s' Bank Mesiio got III,
chain, pIe.en,e of shos ing IL TO his sister ana
| mRnGsed ~ eiude detection until IharsdAy last
~ IN Ne - hail
| yesterday Z, covered by Officer Chichester LOIn
| le-eIler in NsS York Who Lought 1t nom heslio
ihe prisoner viii be examined b., Juegs bailey.
| PICKroCKErs on THE CARs.-Last evening
| Surg ou george a Cook L :. y, wa relieved Of .
gold watch, valued a. $50 while riding on the p at
| form Of one OF tue Dehalb avenue care Tue lin,
| which secured the wEgCb " Ihe chain had best
tNlset of. Tho thief escaped tslols the Tobbsu
| sas ais:9yered.
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IN. wi..o.Li and Aisspasis

vs.Aing-on Nov io.-cbisf Engineers Darby
pullman AID E.lJoss have made report 70 the Navy
Department Of the late competitive Trial Of the ms
.AIDe, ef The winoosti and Algonquin, to determine
sbs economy Of fuel vish which 'bs pouer-a re-
s,eetssly developed In the t-o eDs,. They say the
t..I VI. conducted In erect conformity rith the
sa,ti-e ION, Of The Board Of Civilian Ltper'' ana
That the wIroosk . mscbines made the 70 hour
yua 70, kps a he mosi psrsei rHsnnsr and steadily
imyrovps. giving better result for The lat 'reve
bOus than for the fst The performance OF the
machinery, In ever particular, leaves nothing 70 be
ss.,rsd for .Gic.ney 10 . marine pldde--hesi
steamer Iis Durability sad reliability could be de-
yui.d IN ior ,ny length Of cruising. They say the
ssrA.uety u tho AIsonlvl1 ~n evidently wanting
.bsss partcl,.srd 10 proper .dapIa Ion Tor n.'ihe
pr-,,.s, In r.lc Haiih sud convericnee for man
.il,,iop 70 ,s.a..o ar behind lis compsu'or
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ClTY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT -
OFinauco, Bureau Of the Receiver Of Taxes Nev
Court hoqle rus1 Nov. lsJS.-lo Tax P-yer;--
added GU the lat OF December on ali TAIes remGia-
ing unpaid an additional one pr cent. WA BE- added
on the 18Th OF said mouth Of December on all IsIa
remaining unpaid on the 10, VI January. InteTes
a. che rate Of tssIve per cent per Annun calculates
from the day the books we're received BY the he.
eeiveI Of IAJsA No money viii W received Afte<
s'elDsk Y, Y. 0a1s hours from A NJ InzP ~ ,
~ }0AA kLRfAl. ksoslSsA
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SHIPPING.

EOR LIyFRPOOL-THEF AvORIIE SHIP
Il JAS, FOSTER JK- al positively sali Nov lOth
having superior accommodations on deck For pas nee
sp ,ly board, p .eI 20 last kivsr or TO EOUHk
BIOS. ia anu us south 81. 213
DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
l. and London--Dy the Old Black Star Liue.-ror
Liverpool the JOHN BRlGllP sails on Oct lgth
For London-E. ". sIEIsON, sail. on oct 9l.t
FOR passage Appy " LI-LIAAs UIlUS, W Futon
o.. SO
TAPSCOTT'S EMIGRATION AND FOR
Il EIGN EXCHANGE OFFICE
so SOUTH 81
Persons wshins 10 send loI thsir friends can have
them BROUGHT here either in steunship or saIinE
packet al tBe loWsst possible rates, irom LlNER-
LONDON,
By the X Line Of Packets.
Drafts on GreAi Britsia aud Ireland from a. and
upwards.
~ gAPseoTT R2os 4 GO. u sssu q.
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I'gJIsS.

A - nanHt.ct,ins Co So Chatham ', IOEh
e oil. White Marble Hotel ses, u and
BOOK Max Collar and autii s'5o frsns2 nj
sb.,isn smi, rel Ermins and an endl., ~ ns,un
~ 0t6:T -. :!S.ls Is ss s. ;,Of md
,.i y -. t.,s.s 49, 80 yi.2HiSs' ssIsha.s.
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MARINE NEWS.
Nov IFS. i,s.GH-s. s.u4G-H w.sr c.
CLEARED


srEANsHIPs-saIonlA Hsmbqs Daudsliou,
Rio JAnelro, Hunter, Savannah, Elizabeth BAN.
more Europe, hAyre; Aiegany Baltimore.
sHlPs-st Michel, Borde.ux, Adler, Naples Gran
CAnAnA lsptnishl Ia PAmoI
BAkks Geo Ca /, Cork, Asrrinark Fllyshetb.
port; Guilia, Gibraltar; winthrop, bemsraTa Ocean
f4rle, Havans; N N NiilismL ct Jobp, n r.
Bourueut, LBatlkhl philadelphia
bklus-Nepgute, GIansemolih' John Barnard,
Havana; Leonard Berry. Bermnda: Han Coumbis
Charlesion: ID RICO, Charleston.
SCiOuSERS-Ch JacmeE g A Farn.uorth.
Ponce. Y H. Garland, BosIon; hes York. Boston;
Samuel Gilman, Boslou.
ARRIVED
sTFANsHIPl--Cie Cromwell S-- ORLEANS. ~,
ma Liverpool and Queenstown. 4 Cuyler. Nov
Orleans; ocean Queen, hplnwall; Diamond, B,lt
BAKkS-Uder, hamburg; Iris, IT and I'm BrrInrp.
Jenn q EliingwoOd, GLASGOW; Glars OF < I'm Urrru.n
BklGs-heuiy a Louise, forI An P.uce. William
& Anthony, RIO jsueifo; ANNE Collins IiugAn, CB:
White Rock, Prov de ace, b. lde, Ms.snzss
sCHDON ERs-Nm. ~ Bowen Cockmcii. 6,r
Providence; "A Is AetcalL Albany lot Pro,Idepee.
Carrie Melvin EliEabeihpnrt iot Boston, Anna II
Jarob., New Haven for ALBANY + Iurutr port
Jeue 500; Watson, Georgetosn; j + Dough- Mr.
giuir tune, EIEabethport for Norvich b 4 WI
lets RonaOuI Tor WALTON, C9nnecucu., 90 do. y 1
scott, Ron out for bIeenNich; tloleuce Nevhnrs
or Nor ich Success, konoont Tor Nes london.
| ! spencer, Aobie; lisasure, .tuntou; Jacob
| BON, proyiaeuc.: VIM ) Camp It uy. lana "
! IS uuAri Poiuapd, CT Albion Nes B.diord 10,
, lliYsbcthpOrt: W W BuckingLA4, toIpand n.
/ MAhiuEtJn Freeman, Proylncetovu; Shooting 81.
portland u: Y b Anderson, Portland, Ca l. Uauiels
| Hsrtiold; President, GIeenwch; susaR & MARY pro-
| yideuca ar EnzauethpOrg u Azos FoEluuL n Ia.
! wilson, r,oyidsnc.; John Melee, Hunlinyton,
| Enloie. Fai RIVER Surprise, Boston. Facon' N l.
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