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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

The Mississippi river still declining all the way up,
and pilots report the river between here and St Louis
scant feet and the channel becoming all the time
more tortuous and shifting about. The huge water
monster evidently becoming uneasy at the prospective
scarcity of water and is Hopping and founGering
about in the hunt for soft sand to root good bed
for its rapidly alternating person; and it behooves
pilots watch his erratic movements closely they
will find bars" which they will ''smile' quite
uently of them accustomed to when they
find themselves high and ''dry" at Schutter's bar
The Ida Handy has been hard aground opposite widow
Waters for days. At last accounts boat had been
down from St Louis to tighten her off and
dently expected here last night but to the hour of
going press she had not put in appearance. She
will probably pass down to-day.
The river is still receeding slowly at Pittsburg, with
81 feet reported at Ptsburg
Here we mark decline of six inches during the past
"a hours
The weather continues clear and pleasant neither
days, followed by bright and beautiful nights
shed their silvered sheen the fair land Italy,
giving noble days for the transaction of business and
glorious gifts for real, old-fashoned, square couring
| prom. made upon the TO Iaro) tabled ''viage
! green
Our spacious notebook bears ample testimony the
fact that business is growing apace and the prospects for
merchants and traders for fine and rich fall sea-
son, are of the most fattering kind.
The stream of passengers going South is daily SWELL
ing in volume, and every boat going South crowded
| to its utmost capacity.
| The Liberty No 2 was well filled with freight and
crowded with passengers.
| The Ella and Sam Orr hal fair trips
The Marcella down 18th all she could carry
The Norman hau 800 bales for Evansville and
IS bales cotton and hogseads tobacco for Louisville
and all the cabin passengers she could carry. ~
The Ruth in with $50 tons of assorted freight and
125 cabin passengers She added $50 tons freight
| and 100 cabin passengers. -- ~E KS.
The Ontario and Burns had fair trips. The latter goes
in the Tennessee river trade.
The Belle Memphis had 60 tons freight and she left
| crowded with cabin passengers s -r-> -...-.
The Henry Ames had sc bales of cotton and pack
ages, and good passenger trip, for st. Louis
The i've Branch is due from New Orleans to St. Louis
| and Wauanta from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
The next boats due from Cincinnati the Harry
Dean. Lnnie Drown, Roanoke, Lawrence, Clifton, St
oud, Naugatuck, White Rose, Silver Spray, Meinotte
! Mariner and J. S. Hall.
The Iron City is due from St. Louis to Little Rock.
For MEMPHs.-The substantial and fast going passen
ger packet. G. W. Graham, is boat for Memphis
| Monday evening
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G. 0 NJ Nj Z r CT A L =.
SECRETARY's OFFICE.
CAIRO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
October I, 1851 P. NJ.

CAIRO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
October I, 1861 P. NJ. !
There is change to notice in market since last
report.
The following wholesale prices From store OF in
small lots, the same will be advanced trine:
BACON-Clear sides are firm at 22024c., Shoulders
10000, and sugar cured Hams at 290D3uc per lib.
BUTTER-Is very scarce, and the demand is brisk
We quote ut 4345c per poun for good in kegs and
10000 for choice in tubs, with strong upward ten
dency, and very scarce.
BRAN-sales reported at Sl5 90 per ton on track
CORN-The market is unsettled. Mixed AMI Yellow
at 7sG17ic; White and Yellow in lots 81 1S4c; choice
White at s5@SSc, very
CORN MEAIr-Strctly CHOICE boted, 81 7o0lo 90 :;
unbolted at 81 90.
COTFON-Is nominal No sales reported
COAL There is limited demand for coal and
prices firm 262sc per bush for Pttsburg, by the
barge load and 500 per barge. Lower Ohio 21@22c
and Ill. 210z2c by the car load. Is offered at retail
delivered at $40 90 per ton for Illinois.
COFFEE-Is firm. Rio 29s@33c. for good to choice.
EGGS-But few arriving. Demand good, and are
selling quick, with strong upward tendency, at SOC
for fresh at shippers count
FLOUR-Choice white wheat family $l1; double
extra red and white $40 50 extra red wheat 80 81
single extra IS So superne 81 00S 90. Spring wheat
| 81 Oo@7 so.
FRUITs-Medium to good cooking apples 81 90 S5 90
per Dbl. and very scarce Choice eating apples
| sell readily Sc 90 per Dbl. p
HAY-New Timothy commands *19@S2O per ton;
| Prairie, but little offered and no demand
| HIDEs-Green, salted, &c per lb; unsaltei 7ac.
LARD-Ranges from 26@27c in bbls Or tierces, and
| for SOC in kegs. Hill. ~,
MoLAssEs--Ranges from 81 20 to 81 Is for the
best New Orleans; Porto Rico s0@90c, and inferior,
| imported and reboiled at 60@75c.
| OATsBut small quantity in market, and quick al
ss04Oc per bush for sound in bulk and 446c In sacks
and 3o@35c for rejected Choice, in new buraps, 4s@
SOC. <.t.s
oNIoNs-Market overlooked and dull at 81 90 per
busheI and 50 0O@3 % per Dbl.
poRK-Mess ss2 oo0s4 90 per Dbl. Prime mess
$26 0O927 so.
PoTATOEs-Choice assorted are selling readily at
| 20 75MS 90 per barrel, 81 O001 10 per bushel
Sweet Potatoes continue and sell readily at 81 O0@
4 so per Dbl and % 10 per bushel.
| POUITRY-spring chickens are scarce and high, and
will bring So Oo06 90 per doz. Turkeys s15 Oo@
20 90 per doz
AALT-Kanawha large bbs. 81 20, small do. at 30 %
sCGAR-We quote NJ, o. at 1601Sc, Porto tsc
l4m15c and pow tered and crushed at 21D23c.
sWHEAT-Choice white 50 90; do red 75@1 IS
sprouted and inferior 75@1 40.
| .WHIsKY-Common is game yesterday. We ma!
| quote it at 81 20l2 so.
| Rates of Erchange Reported Daily, by John
| E:aaJN ,J;n R.roaE
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FOURTH WARD ITEMS.

Work on the new Court House is progressing
slowly-annoyingly so. A plasterer or two
are engaged upon the work of cementlng the
pilasters; but these will probably be driven of
by the frost before their contract is completed
There are no carpenters at work any place
about the building. The building committee
ought to inquire into this hardness.
The building, when completed, Gas it might
be in few weeks) will be an ornament to the
city. AS it now is it presents a ragged appear
ance and is scarcely fit for occupancy.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

SCHOOL ELEcTION.-Wc hope that no tax
payer will neglect his duty, tomorrow, bu
that all will go to the polls aud vote in favor of
an extension of time for holding school, Six
months in the years. insufficient as in the other
six all learned in the frs. will be FORGOTTEN and
more evil manners and education, generally,
Will be acquired, than was instructed of scho-
ias'ic learning during the sess on of school.
little learning is a dangerous thing
DRINK deep, Or taste not the perennial spring.
AS well, perhaps better. not to send children
to school at ali, as to send them but six months
IN the year while the balance of their time
they are permitted to run at large through the
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

ExPLANAToRY.-The Thompson with ''p''
Of whom we spoke day or two since as being
kicked out of the st. Charles Hotel, was not a
citizen of Cairo, but discharged marine. We
make this explanation to appease the appre-
tensions of the numerous Thompsons who spell
their name with a ''p," and are residents of
Cairo, lest they should be considered the
kicked party.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

OUR SUBSCRIPTION LLsT.-Nearly 200 new
names have been added to our subscription list
during the past three days Among them we
notice those of many of our leading Irish citi-
zens, with whom, we are pleased to learn, the
TINES is fast becoming, an especial favorite
We have reason to hope that the list will be
still increased by hundreds during the coming
.hree weeks
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08
OUR CIRCULATION.

The Cairo Daily TINES has a larger circulation in
this city and county than any other paper published
By virtue of circulation in the city, and in accord
Ance with the law Of Congress requiring the Letter
List be published in the paper having the largest
circulation within the range of the local Postoce the
TIMES has been awarded the printing of the Post-oce
Department as the following communication will evil
dence: ,eez
Posi- OFFICE, CAIRO, July 10, 1850.
To IT, l.. GoodaU, Esq, Editor and f"otsSheF q
tie " Cairo Daily 7Snaes:' ,,., o..
SIa-Your paper has again been selected IN winch "
publish the Letter List of this office, on tne
Of its having Larger circulation than any othe paper
within the delivery of the Cairo Post once you are
authorized to continue the publication OF SAID Letter
List as heretofore the terms and conditions as spec
fled in the Post Office law and Instructions
]. G. SLOO, Postmaster.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

streets, intoxicating habits which fit them only
to become depraved, dissipated, worthless
adults.
The ticket which will be presented for the
voters on tomorrow, will be as follows
Tfustees-Dr Wimot, c. Munson, B. M.
Mum and Nicholas Devore
School Dirccto,'-Moses B. Harrell.
The taxpayers not non-tax-paying voters)
will be required to vote on the question as to
the continuance of the school term for longer
season than six months. Tickets can be pro-
cured at the polls.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

ATHENEuA-SEcoND REPRESENTATION OF
VEsTA.-Last evening the prize play of Vesta
drew full house to witness its second repre.
sentation. The play had proceeded to the
fourth act very smoothly, and amid repeated
plaudits, when the alarm of fire was sounded.
and the crowd pressed out Of the theatre
AS number of the members of the company
were hremen, they responded TO the cal! for
their services en- costume. Those of the audi
ence who had not precipitated themselves out
OF the Atheneum, were supplied with tickets to
see the intensely interesting drama, which Wilt
be repeated tomorrow (Monday) evening.
After the elaborate mention and description
OF "Vesta,' and the exquisite portrayal of
character by Miss Fanny B. Price, which ap
peared in yesterdays TINES, it is not necessary
to enter into minute revealment of the plot.
or repeat the involuntary praise which Miss
Pnce's finished and artistic acting elected. SO
lar as her own rendition ofthe varied phases of
winch mother and daughter could impress an
audience, she left nothing to be wished for.
.ne haturaihess "iher imprisoned trials, and
tne palhos OF her most touching appeals to svm
palhy, SO impressed her audience eyes rno;s-
tened that were unused to the melting mood ,,
On its first representation there were so,no
roughnesses to be regretted, VIII ich were no,
likely to occur last evening, had the DIANA
proceeded to Its termination, and are not likely
to happen again. Mr.. Hanchett, as he ALWAYS
does, showed himself the CO nsummate actor
Nor should the admirable manner in which
Mr.. Mason performed the art of Jockey and
Detective-the heartless and selfish creature
husband go without its proper COM
mendation. AS we observed, ssVesta',
will be performed again on Monday
evening, and Dec volente, unlnterrup-
ted by outside matters, will most amply repay
those who have the taste to appreciate a thrill.
play produced in the best manner
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

Nor1cs-G. W. Allen whose headquarters are at Jack
son. Tenn is agent for the CAIRO TINES and will oper-
ate on the line of the NJ and o. r. r. corr spondrnt
and reporter of the TINES and also solicitor Of subscrp.
TONS advertising and obbing patronage for this paper
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

BIG LUNCH-Don't forget that on to- morrow
forenoon John Scheel will give grand lunch
to those who call upon him. Those fond of
oyster soup and lager beer should give John a
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

BUR1ED.-Mr. Spurrier, of the firm Of
Spurrior Hun, who died on Thursday last,
of bilious fever, was buried at Villa Ridge on
Friday evening last In life he ranked among
our most respected citizens, and his death is
generally regretted by all who knew him.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

~ No part of tie city is keeping pace with
the 4th Ward in the matter OF substantial i'm
provements During the past two years the
number of buildings in that locality has been
more than quadrupled. In point of population
it is now the Second Ward in the city. Two
years ago its population was greatly exceeded
by all the others.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

For SALE-The bar fixtures of the saloon Oh
Ohio Levee, next door to Nash & McHenry's
store, will be sold at private sale up to Tues
day. If not sold then they will be dispo of
at public action. See the advertisement.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08
New York stock Market.

New York stock Market.
.--r ley TELEGRAPH THE TIMES I
NEW YORK, Oct. Z.
STOCKS.-Lower; Money irmer at Coz per cent ;
C&RI 104!; NJ Il PDC 50!; do first preferred 1903;
& G 99s; NJ G first preferred As; II st J 50 D
Q 1914; & AW 3Oa; G &P S24; W preferred 655;
Q 110g; n 97s; Erie 894 do preferred ST. Hud
son 1919; n 76f; NC 115; Reading 1861; S 6s
81; Coupons 1O7s 52Gs tregistered 1o1s 520s lex
ira November Coupon 1885, 1O4o Coupon 934 Treasury
1905 9ss Tenn rs 81 IS 76l; Cal rs 11s
NJ Certificates 29:.
GOLD-Opended at 146; closed at 1867. ..
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A NEW ARRANGEuENr.-P. Chapman.

A NEW ARRANGEMENT.-P. Chapman, well
known to a majority of our citizens as prompt
reliable and energetic gentlemen, has entered
into an arrangement whereby he takes charge
Of the entire city subscription list, and here
after all subscribers on cross and back streets
will be supplied as promptly as those resident
on our business thoroughfares.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

NorIcE.-P. Chapman has been engaged by the Pro-
prietor this paper supervisor and general
agent of the city subscription list of the TIMES, and is
fully authorised and empowered to receive subscriptions
and give receipts for money paid therefor. ..--
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08
FOR TIRE URER.

FOR TREASURES.
hereby take occasion to say to the citizens of Caro-
H. and to the citizens of Alexander county, Illinois,
generally that candidate for the Office of County
of said county, at the ensuing November cleo
ton subject however, to the decision of the county
Democratic Convention to be holden at the Court House
n Cairo, Ill.,. the third Monday OF next October In
this connection want all my political friends, if have
any, and all political enemies if have any, to know
thatI am a Logan Hayne Democrat thereby bling a
fighting Democrat and upon the principle on
which they, with their compeers ended the late rebe
ask your sulfrages. have hesitation in saying, nor
am afraid of contradiction but that my educational
pacity fill the office will compare faYoraby with that
of any man this county.
p TIMOTHY NUGENT GAFFNEY.
Sent 25-tiWtf
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

LOCAL IMPROVEMENT or citizen
who walks along Washington and Commercial
Avenues and through the back streets of our
city, cannot but be animated by surprise on
seeing the great number of buildings in course
of erection within and Immediately without
tho fire limits ofthe corporation.
Yesterday we took walk along Cedar
street, and on arriving at the corner of 18th
street saw men employed laying the founda'
ton for block ofbrick dwellings, ten in mum.
Der, and so feet deep. Upon inquiry we as
certained that Rankin & Wood were contract
ors, and Jack Winter the owner of the GROUND
and builder of the property. The buildings
will be located on what is known as the
''Cairo Ridge and when completed will pre-
sent very neat and inviting appearance. The
work will cost $40, 900, from which he viii
or can derive a rental of 81, 900 year.
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New YORK harriet.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TINES.

New YORK MarAeGs
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TINES. .-..
New YoRK, Oct. I.
COTTON-Steady.
FL0UR-Opened 50e1Oc better; closed heavy; 5 W
@S 50 for State; 15t&9 50 for round hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Opened Ia &c better, but less active; closed
heavy; / 7SQ1 50 for Chicago spring; 1 1901 50 fol
Milwaukee club; S00 81 for amber Milwaukee, Cat
ter an extreme); 2 80 for old amber Michigan.
RYE-Firm at l 10 for Canada.
BARLEY-Closed heavy.
CORN Steady S9@sSc for unsound; 94096c fol
mixed western; the latter for choice in store.
OATs-steady at 54@5sc for unsound 63@65c fo
sound. :sff e eT
PORK-Opened higher; closed dull and heavy; 81 On
@37 62 for mess, closing at 81 90 cash; 80 oo@3o 81
for prime. -.7..e r.....
LARD-Dull at 25@293
WIIISKY-s2 2SG12 20 for Western.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet; sO@4o for crude; 64065 for
refined bond S2@s4 for free. ''-lz+
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

ENlGMA-The answer to tho poetical en-
igma published in the TIMES on Wednesday,
is "walln Read it again and see if it amt.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

PERsoNAL.-Hon. J. Kuykendall, NJ. G..
from this District, is in this city, and called
upon US yesterday. Mr.. X. is in good health
and spirits, and will throw the weight and
influence of his voice and vote in the next Con-
gress in favor Of the reconstruction policy of
Andy Johnson.
Paymaste. Wright of the Monitor O,aeota
leaves to-day for his home in Wisconsin,
where he hopes soon to be mustered ont of
the service of Uncle Sam. Mr.. Wright first
entered the service as a private in the 18th
Wisconsin Battery, from which he was pro.
NOTED as Paymaster in the Navy, and first
took his position on the gunboat Fairy until
transferred in July last to the Monitor Oeeoto
While here Paymaster Wright has endeared
himself to many friends, who arc 10th to part
with him, and none more SO than his brother
officers, whose connection with him have been
the most intimate. Ill health Induces HIM to
resign, and the best wishes of his many Cairo
friends 60 with him and will accompany him
through life. Good bye.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08
DEPARTURES.
RIVER AND sTEAmBOAr NEWS.

Items Of Curgoes arriu5sg and departing-C Con Ill
ton of Western Rioers- Weather and Business
Boats Leaning 75-day-Boats Due-Owr Thanks
Miscellaneous Items
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

To ApvERTIsERs-Fer one dollar you can advertise a
square in the DAILY TINES for three days.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08
LOST.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR ALDERMAN.

EDITOR TINES You will please announce the name
of David J. Baker, Jr, candidate for Alderman in
the Second Ward and oblige MANY CITIZENS.
oct6-dtf
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Steamboat Register.
Sunday Morning.
ARRIVALS.

Liberty No. 2, Louisville. Sam. Orr, Evansville
Marcela, St. Louis. Norman, Memphis.
Ruth St. Louis Ontario, St. Louis.
Burns St. Louis Belle NJ mphis, st. Louis
Henry Ames. New Orleans. Mississippi, New Orleans.
Palestine, Louisville
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

SB In no quarter of the city has the price
of lots advanced more rapidly, during the past
year or so, than in the 4th Ward We can
point to lots there, which, two or three years
ago, were sold a0sll for $3.50. The same lots
at this time would command, readily, 81 200.
The appreciation is not confined to certain mar
row localities, but extends to almost the entire
first addition.
The finest and most imposing and expensive
buildings Of the city, are to be found in the
''bloody fourth but this is not to be wondered
at, for it undoubtedly contains some Of the
most desirable building spots now in the mar
ket.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

FOR COUNTY TREASURER. .+
We are authorized to announce n. HUNSAKER as a
candidate for reelection the office Of County Treasurer
of Alexander county, at the ensuing November election
sept22-dte
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

Shipments per Railroad.
fSince last report.
90 bbls dried peaches, 10 bales cotton.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

ca A night policeman should be put on
duty between 18th and Division streets, and
limited to that particular 'beat.' 1t is true
that there have been no recent thefts Or out
RACES in that locality of character to excite
alarm among the people; but it sometimes hap
pens that real offenders go unwhipped of JUS
tice because the officers of the law are not at
hand to effect arrests.
AS matters stands the residents ''there
a. way are dependent solely, after nightfall,
upon their own strong right arms, for protec-
police there would avail nothing. because
there are no police to be hidden.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
G. D. Gordon is candidate for County Justice of AL
exander county at the ensuing election Sept21dte
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Receipts per III. Central RaiIroad'

ReCeIpts per III. CeHtFat 1Hai1fO"
lSnce last report
10 tons hay 40 COAL 20S bbls -four 625 bu oats,
1850 lbs butter II nd CATTLE bbls eggs bbs and 2oo
lbs fish, % 80? # lumber bbls syrups bbs salt, %
pkgs mdse 500 lbs fruit, 500 lbs poultry.
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WANTS.

Wants, Lost, Found, To Rent, and Per-
sOnals, not exceeding four line will be
inserted in this column, under proper
insertion.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-08

Rates of Erchonge Reported Daily, By John W.
Trouer, President First National Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-14

M. sT ss r. 81 &c Si ssd s:; : ' 6s
S z-2s si - ssssss s ss ssSjf .AssAA
81 s.l s.sssss ;::, s:E
Hs"x~ *: M.sAsw kidney. Barton. arroyo. u.
f6sf K5YAIs Nay s-Arr steamer LINDA, rhsobsld.
NYork (and sd s6 for Chsssony; snhrs Rsbeoc4 Toun
send Townsend, PhadephiA 4th ship Lisbon Curtis Pa
IadelshfA bark AMAZE Klmb2 Hnmphreys, do sshys Boz
tbeu MurW EYo'; AeeH ksIis5 pi3schfsra, ohsr!ss-
NADIA BAXTER RYork schls Geo BeaIss Sherman PtiiA.
dslphiA Eliza Jsas Howard 5soksouyiei Julia. New
Ga an bark Conquest Howss, Charleston; scs~s wilton
Craze do uhsis@Sf s;sss.n SsSss sns sd 81,
Nall sss Ssc so "a 10 & Ss sSs wd aYe Ssa a.
6h1 lh barks Charles Brewer. Smith, FsrsaadinA (And
sdj; Annie Kimban Hon.phreys Key Wet tsnd SD s1l
Josserh oranSsiL cage Philadepiaa i5,s |. W
sd April 20 shin Hurlbut bark CoiurnbAi brig ShIbbo
ieih schrs Bennett Morton. Open Sea, and Driver
b1s, o ass SER sas S. "a
Antonio Jackson sohrs Howe, Eus Stock
ton Ms Minerva Jeorson Sesconnet; Open sea Babedg
Hilton Head; Alfred Howe, Ella Searsport Electric
julia Nsys wss and ses.
RIVER; Waterloo, Pickering Bath Rove hsnts rvo-
violence; Bafnstt Norton, or,en. LII; sA.defson'
n PdRTIANp' May po-Ar bark Sarah Hs Haschin.
son Cardenas brig peades (Br Collins Haysaa Ga scnr
sAiEM Nav eEAgr schr callsta, Han. Jerss( CTS. - .
SOMERSET. May LAR schr Col Lester. Perry, fhia-
dophia i'it Na'H f 40