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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-03-03
A true ' SpsIs.. c,.orr. H. Knoul.en. Register

At a Court Of Probate holden ut Biddeford. within
in February, Ia the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.1vc. by the Honorable Z. e.
Bourne, Judge OF said Court,
IOliN MOULT0N, JR., named Executor In Ger:
a tain instrument purportng 10 be the last Will
and testament OF Eleanor Haynes, late Of York,
In said county. deceased. having presented the
same for probatei
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice 70
all persons Interested, by causing q copy or this
order to DO published three weeks successfully
10 the Union and Journal, printed ut Diddcf6rd,
In said county. that they may appear ut Pro-
hate Court 70 be held at south Berwok said coun-
~ on the rst Tuesday In April next mt ton Of the
clock In the forenoon and show cause, II any they
have. why the same should not be proved approved
and allowed rs tho last will and testament Oh tho
said deceased.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Atruccopy.
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A'ra'o1 Xi,.,.. o.arr. II. Knprl.on. register


At . Courtor Probate holden at Dldde.ord. within
and for the county Of York, on the arst Tuesday
in February, In the year Of our Lard eighteen
hundred and sixty.avo, by tho Hon.E.E. bourne,
Judge Of said Court, Ilt-
JOiiS u. HILL, Executor OF the Will OF Samuel
d Duunell, late OF buxton, In said county, do
ceased, having presented bis account Of admins
tnation OF the estate OF said deceased Tor allow
ancc,
all pcrsons interested, by causing acopy 0fthis or
10 be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Union 4 Journal, printed ~ BIddefori In said
county. that they may appear at Probate Court
TO no holden ut Alfred. IN said county. on the
first Tuesday In March next, attcn Of tho clock
in tho fors noon, and shew causs. if nay They have
why the same should not be allowed
Attest, Gcorye II. knowlton, Register.
Attest. George II Knowlton. Register.
AZ q Court OF Probate held NJ Biddefari. within
antfor the County ofYork. on tbs hrst Tuesday IN
February, In the wear OF our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and sixty.fve, by the Honorable X. T..
. bourne. Judge OF sald Court,
DENJAMIN Q, HIGHT, Admini.trator Of the %.
ty dcceased. having presented his ar,t account Of
Standardization OF the estate Of said deceased, for
ORDERED, That the said accountant give notice 10
All persons Interested, by causing copy OF this
order 10 be Published three weeks ,uccesslveiy In
tho U~ior Journal, printed at Biddeford. IN said
Ss aid copn,S ;ss
nrst Tuesday OF March next, at ten Of the clock
In the forenoon, and shew cause " any they have,
Why the same should not he allowed.
- Attest. George II. Knowiton, Register.
a true copy.
Attest. George II. Knowltou. Register
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Notes Of oil the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of sutscrip-
tiops. This Is
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F3rTo obtain any Of these letters. the applicant
must call for "ADvsNrisED LETTERS. give the date
OF this list and pay one cent for advertising.
~ If not called for within ONE MONTH. they
will be sent to the bead Letter OCicc.
CAROLINE z. C0wAN. p. III.
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Il
sArcRnAr- FEBRUARY IS. 1895.

RI Is. 1858.
Tag bark on.c4-S, q the Hawaiian P4eke; Line, arrived On
Tuesday. u days passage nom san Francisco, bringing = cargo
valued a; $1,000, and - passengers
The ship Heysia, Ia days from Liverpool, arrived on Mon
goods 9, Jau,on. Green : Co. She also bring. a large Ist Of
passengers. q 80 Sill
TIE bark r - Tr5E, IRON Bremen hss made oe Of hf
-y-s saps-ariying 30 IL days Passsze- She D..nss \ 1a'
csrgo % II. Backf-d = Co.
The barE CoHstquaz IS en- route %. H1nskans' ANd a-"' o.
Monday next, taking p email freight a. fuuzus-
TE= D0uifU1 for Victoria and The N0rNIHg >tE i9' hhf-
guess, both sailed or WeJHesday.
Tie schooner Prince formerly OHtfaJ sailed from SD fran
cisco. nr This pot on lhe ii d February. with = cargo q
lumber valued :; s3s0O. she l. fully due
Advises from $50 sazciso7 report The markets sc-ive, and
= fair demand nr Hawaiian produce. In sugars. about 1000
hair barrels Ha~4.an had been sod in l5;s 81 Ice % I3.c-
during the iass two weeks % January, but At The latest dates,
y! cts Ez- The highest quotation given
OF u5asscs. tue stock Ok Hawaiian ia san francisco. had al
rsea b5l8, zad -Le uzrks, vas t.re- Last sale. ~-re &c n
-: cs-
Elce e small I1s realized I2c.
PzIu. s 10 &C, ami market ogers.oczel-
Oil vus quoted 10 Se1 York, jar. f-zperm s21o, per gallon,
whale SI.45 "a $3.50
Gold al latest dates, Jan. 3I-kO a 2O2. The prospect Of
down a. Nv as IsJ, anI there IS no prospect Of is again Using
TO III late quotations
= panic, eause1 y tue fan q gold and the subsequent dis
tur5ance % the prices q meTchaidise, vas prevailing ia ,L'
Atlantic cities. Il must result in numerous failures.
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SUICIDE At LAEAISA-On the morning OF the
9th inst. Michael Schiess, a native Of Bavaria, late
ly arrived from California, committed suicide by
cutting his left arm with a razor in such a manner
as to sever the main artery and bleed 20 death. De
ceased was a middle aged nan. by trade a black
smith. He had returned on the day preceding his
death TO Lahaina from Wailuku, after an unsuccess-
ful journey in search Of work, which probably
exercised = depressing Influence upon him, and Il Is
also reported that at times be exhibited symptoms Of
OF unsouniuess Of mind. An inquest was held on
Monday before the Sheriff, when a verdict OF tsio
dc Sc was returned.
Il -
FIRE AND DEATH Or "Wednesday last, about 10
O'Clock A NJ, q small III ten house near the head Of
Fort street, was consumed by IRE No alarm was
given, and the FIRE department was not aware of the
fact Till 1t was all over. \ poor native woman lay
sick in the house at the time, and being unable 70
move. was burned to death. before she could be ex-
tr4cated from the ruins. She was buried the same
day, hut We regret to state tina, no inquest was held
death. The house may have been set on fire for this
very object, or 1t may have been accidental. In
all such cases q coroDer's inquest should be called,
( PASSENGER STATIsTIcs-The number Of passengers
who have arrived from foreign ports from January l
TO February i. has been a follows
At Honolulu. .....-..-.....l59
Al llo .-.....--..--lS-lT
The departures during the same period have been
y. showing an excess OF 1O5 in the arrivals.
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THE OswARD This vessel made s good run down
for this season. Her passage over from this port to
San Francisco was a long one Of q days II will be
remembered that she was OF this port 10 the heavy
gale OF Dec. -. On her arrival here, the msils and
expresses were landed with commendable promp;ness.
and we Wish the captains Of all our mail packets
would follow Capt. Hempsteai's example of having
everything handy and ready for delivery on arrival
of the port We are Indebted to Capr. II. tor ma
rioe summary, list Of passengers, late papers, &C
= PAssPoRTs-By notice in our advertising columes,
it will be seen that all persons taking passage for the
United States. will hereafter require passports
whether foreigners or citizens Of the republic The
charge for the same will be FIVE dollars for each pass
port.
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1 Too Coon TO LosE-We copy from the .4Hz the
following glowing description q a wonderful craft,
now fully due from San Francisco. Inserting the
native names just as we lind them
4 GslurIsUL Yacht FOR HoSoLrLr-The Hawaiian schooner
hone ta-i.y- She IS Jsu.d hy His Exc-U-U-y 4. e.. NyHie.
Haws.zn Minister of Foreign Affairs, and owner Of the Prince
willie, Hawaii. ksiIlisi ruI kaaaU.i estates. Oh she Island 4
AMI these plantations The Prucevils plantation. one d, tb-
largest on The Hawaiian Islands. viii tbs season send 20 our
H-ia-- -oottsO pounds 90! t.e finest grades % raw sugars,
which. fcu their excellence, have caused tie Prlucey.I- brand
% : verE widely suOsu. This beautiful clipper, buit 10 Bal
'iUere o.! i've 1aE aud locust. IS Entirely cupperfast-ued. ~
every Wy vel found, sharp and huuyauf. very fast. ard scs
;1= ~at-I light and graceful a. = duck. She Is ju,. from the
Marine Railway, where shr has been crpIe--f. ad thoroughly
well as q keen eye % comfort H-r stern = handsomely deco
rated With q golden crown And Las 90 10 ta- royal Hawaiian
Il G~lspat-heI by C-as. y. E-eazs ) o. a-d commended bv
capt = H-tac1, AID Is stlllch sd strong as sic IS .a.a.
ami szlcy.
I,s almost too bad to spoil such q pretty story as
the above, by stating that the yacht referred 10 is
the American schooner Oiiria, well known to our
people. l5 years old. which has long been in the
Calf rnia trade and been on at least two cruises to
the Arctic. She is $ small craft about the size Of
the Helen, and II any che wants 20 try her speed
with our HaHaiian-built yachts" We presume
CsPE- johnson Will be ready any day 10 do 80. A
for the four " estates" PrinceyiI.en Hqlrciai. KALI
HiFi, HaiM.a1t, ne can't ind ~ one Of them GA
our m.Ps or plantation records, but presume the
writer got his ideas mixed up with the estates
assembled lately in the Constitutions Convention
II the Princeviile plantation produces 1900 GOO lbs.
the -ftta may set our total products for 1855 at
'EeOty-hSe millions Of pounds Of sugar. sure.
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PASS ESGERS.

From ALBsEyr-per EEera- Feb. 5-Nr VIM L-i-.,s. ~.
ami : children Y- Alex Young aud <E, 8 Hawaiaus-Il
From BssSEy-psr r. ". Wood, Fes. I1-E Chamber.
izyue- Ain Ja-zsr-2
sad Nrs Robinson, E'5'r iiE'-teal. wife AMI 5 children. Geo
Roberts, wife aui = children \ u SsNton, vile and ? children,
VI Lamax AM site, Joseph Prime, wife sud : chIi-2I.
kron ssS FEASCsCo-per Onward. Feb. I&-Thos II Paris.
lazy a-d < Children, jones Miller, lsdy AMI daughter. James
n P.srce. IA : Walk, John II Ptty, ) L Wisely. VI W1rnsr.
n smith. Paiehun, Al Mile aud
: children james GSil, X Morrison. J05eph Silva, Chss
Huns. Martin Wolf. a Baker. K1s. r Br,-u Efssrt G.t-rc.
Is IIEmbliu. D Long. : Cotton, J : Trubse, ) Cocrzu. : Tur.
Ter, An Low, Al AIEh-5f
For VrcrosA-per Donitfs, FEB. I5-yr McDounald--l.
For NsE0uEsAs-per Morning scar. Ee5. Is-Hou John u
Rev George Elckuei-2.
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IL was rumored in Richmond that Cen. Hood had
been superseded by Dick Taylor.
The Louisiana Legislature elected Governor Hahn
Uuitei States Senator for the term Of six years
SITTER the 4th Of March. when Smiths term expires.
The y Y. Commercial says eiiio-ially that Grant
AID Sherman are both moving simultaneously. The
sttack aud capture q Fort Fisher predicts more
news 81 e fssorsbis character during toe wssk.
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DIED.

HrkrHEEYs-Att III Sus-us Hospital. Feb. Il, o. c5nsump-
ton, Noses CuznneTS Humphreys, native % Se< York, zssi
50 year,. 2 moaths and ls days. He h4s resided Hr usny
rssp On thes. isaaIs.
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Socks sagssH Stockings.

Ladies' white Cotton Hose, assorted qualities,
Girls white Cotton Hose. as sorted sizes,
Boys brown Cotton Ila.t-hose, assorted sizes,
Mems brown I~Iaif-hose, assorted qualities,
Mems blue mixed Haifhose,
Mems gray Mvrino iial-hOsc,
Sailors heavy Wool Socks and Stockings.
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ARRIVALS.

FEB. 1Z-Hav'n bark + Z Wool, II3 DAYS from Bremen,
mdse 90 % e. ffarsd-ii a 60.
IAN brig Ausen-tte. IrasS. - iays from Humboldt
Bay. with luuher % AIdrich, Walker & CO.
I3-ScEr Martha. Howard, from IIuo-
iS-SirImsT Annie Laurie. THebcH, from Eooa.
l5-EUg barS N.ru, ll1 days from Liverpool, With mdse
TO Jauiou. Gr--u d 60.
liam bark Onward. Hampstead. Is days from san
Francisco. with mj-- ~ Adrch. Waiser X CO.
l&-Schr N-ui- }i-rGi, FJuut,il, from Lstsns and
NaSr-- Landing
ls-Schr Ia Moi, Wilbur. from Nalu!ui-
15-Schr Active. ElPuahi, from LstafUt.
l5--chT Noi WaEila. kunetua- from iIanaIei.
16-Schr War~ick. John Bull. from NJDkai.
15-EuS bark Clu-;suci1. II days from san Francisco OF
route Tor Hong Kong.
l--Sctr kalaua, Neilsh- from kcoa.
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Outward MAIb-The U7iistisr will sail on ssrur-
day the 18th inst. The brig .Isgs=e.te will also sail
about the same time.
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Sbip-7 NsasI-.
PoRT e E~oMoLuLU. II. I

FOR WrNDwAED PJsTs-per Eilsuea. Monday. Feb. 20.
Eos SAN FEAyCrsCo-per Whistler. Saturday, Feb 2G.
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Hats and Gaps.

Gents French Felt bats, gents Straw hats,
Mems cheap Wool Hats, mems Scotch Wool Caps,
ladies straw Hats. trimmed. new and fancy styles;
Girls Straw Hats. trimmed, new and fancy styles;
Wutn-n's Gutummed straw Hats,
Infants " DOL Hoods aud BUotces.
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brussels Carpet Bags, Brussels Floor C~arPe;iag-
Linen thick Towels. Brown linen Turkish Towels,
White Cotton Turkish Towels.
Sewing Cotton in skIueS- white and blue,
Sewing Cotton IN Sprois, d" Coats
Assorted ! men Thread. brown, bleachei and hack
Black : TX Umbrellas, Bunting, red, white aui blue
Bed Quilts and Countrrpaues
Back and blue b~T1adclntn. asstd qualities,
Csshmerss for pants, Han WOOL pants stuG,
SILK mixed cloth for coats,
Vel barge. black. blue. green. brown,
Cotton ousp-HI-r-. FIN Caff boots aud shoes,
Ladies' fans. Artificial feathers,
Hank books OF an descriptions.
Eo-lHcaps and letter paper asst'd qualities.
Shipping receipt books. Blank bills Of exchange
Steel pens Lad pencils, black blue, red-cirpthters dos
Sealing wax. Fancy clay and wood pipes,
Looking glasses. polished and gilt frames.
Ivory tooth cnWhs. Black dressing comos'
Hair brushes. Ass'd pearl buttons
Assorted pants buttons, metal and horn,
Hat ribbons. Sis, velvet ribbon black ana coforeu,
Walking cane. Ladies' ~lE mtutHlas,
Fir bsiCks-arch and SOU re,
Blacksmith raai-fr cs 5 md FaEs.
Pip cay. Fir- clay. GunHy i+gs. Birch hroous,
Portland ,-m-rt. Cork. oil sHo Is and casks,
L!tsrIso sat .u oak barrels
isE. nrc respectfully solicited mad wIll
be a!ied at lowest hAnrltet rates.
<SsI@
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

= JUsT REwARDs-The Missionary packet Morning
Star, which sailed on Wednesday last for the Msr-
Que-as, took 4 number OF gifts from the President Of
re United States to the parties Who assisted IN saw
ing the life Of Mr. Whalon, first oficeT OF the whale
ship Congress, Of NIB which touched at that group
for supplies about q year ago. Mr.. Nbslon's story
vas published in orr issue of Feb. both. 1864. The
presents consist Of two gold huutiDg case wetches'
ne TO Rev. J. Kekela aud the other 10 Re7.-A hau-
klu; two double-barreled guus-one 70 the Marqae-
san chief, who rescued Mr.. Whalon, aud the other TO
p Mage, the G rman, who assisted the chief; 4 s.-
yer medal to the girl who hailed to the "ha'eboat'
and told them to - pull away and lastly. a spy
gIass, two quajrants and TWO charts 70 the Mareas
san Mission-in al ten presents. An each Of them
the following inscription, in Hawaiian. varied only
in the name Of the recipients. was engraved by Dr..
Smith
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Clothing.

Pilot Cloth Monkey Jackets, Pilot Cloth Trowsers,
Fancy Cotton Pants. assorted qualities,
Cloth Pauts-hlaC6 and blue.
Cashmere pants. assorted styles,
white figured Vests,
Rlark and hlue CInth NRntcls.
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nEpARTTRES.

Feb. I-Schr Ralama. IeUi-h. for k1ios-
I5-ScLr Mary. Nia1. for AuaEoLz-
I-Scbr Nstt~ Merrill, Wttr-r-r. fr L1hsira arf Ma
bers LauiIug.
I5-Sctr Nauuuzlvai. Elrcnlu-. fr Hama and kchGia.
IS-Buz pumitiI. WEBB. for Victoria
IS-NssouaTy 'r- Morning star, james, mr Nlr4ues4s
Islands.
l5-Scbr Active, Rspuahi, Hr Lahsna-
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Shirts.

Hickory Shirts, gray Meriuo Uudershirts,
Brown Cotton UuIriShjrts, fancy Striped do,
White lambs wool Jndershirts,
Gray wool CnjcIshirts, printed Calico Shirts,
Printed brown Shrts. linen bosom Shirts.
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Hardware and IRON.

Iron TUNED Sauc pans. Iron timed Teektttles,
EnauIelr,i iron Pots, iuameied Iron Kettles,
Galvanized Gas p pes. inch. : inch, l inch,
Iron Coolers for sugar plantations,
Inuots # lin, Muutzfs ! elbow Metal,
Composition Ma Is. Shuts in tags. Nos. !, 6, 8, o,
Casks Sheet Iron, J,w SIarps,
CHEAP Scissors. Butcher Knives,
Sailors Pocket KHives. Forks aud Knives
Bright EeuCiuE Wire, Refined Bar Iron, Hoop Iron.
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CrOcRxery "a Glassware.

Cut Glass Wine aud Liquor Glasses.
ca, Gas GIriets, Cut Glass Tgrnbters
PresseI-T1mhl-rs Blu =i.sd NdrVies,
Empty u.mi8hus, I ,. 3. / gallons.
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PerggzERRGPy.

Gases Eau De Cologne. in eight corner bottles,
Very superior F4J ie- Cologne il ca-kHt bottles,
Per.umeI Hair Oh, P-rfumei Toilet soap.
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SssddEery.

Mems English Saddles, hogskiu seats,
Mems French saddles. hogskH SEATS,
Ladies side Sad les, white wool Saddle Girths,
White Cotton saddle Girtns.
Iron Timed spurs with Leathers, Iron Timed Bits.
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z HEREBY FORBID ALI PERSONS WHOM
= soeverT trusting any one Oh my account "ituout my written
order
1851 ne NATHANIEL PARKER
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Notice.
FOI- sale

EIvOUR SHARES OF THE HONOLULU
z SUGAR NANUFACTUEING AND REFINING CON
STOCh. fr sale. Apply 10
DANIEL SMITH,
s55-3t iIdrbog Masters Office.
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Co-Partnership Notice.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

z Eotic- that he Is uo l'ngr' responsible tor anything con-
u.cJsi with the fEm OF HEtI&G K BAUMEISTER, he having
left laid business.
AL BIZ MR.. Herring.
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Groceries.

Cases English Pie Fruits and Pickles,
Boxes Euglist yellow Soap,
Gases ~irariue Candies. !, 8. G. 3, 10 10 a poul
K-g- Crushed Sugsr, Cases Loaf sugar,
k-Is and d,m johns Vinegar,
Sugar Candy. In glass jars;
Liquoriar, Indigo Blue. Bologna S~ausaEes,
Wc-trhalia Hams. Bags Black Pepper,
Hungarian Pruues. iu tins, 10 ihs;
Aimouds ip shells. French NHuUts,
Carr.vay Sod. porn Sage, Barley,
Chocolate. Sarliu-s IN and 4 tins,
Malaga Ktisiu-. Cur.auts,
Swiss Cheese. Prime PORK. Olive OIL,
" Drccstersiire sauce.
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From SAN FsASC1sCp-Vsr Onward. Feb. 1857 pigs mfse.
5 bx- md-e, : PsEs personal effects, 80 c. mdss. ! c,ss ale. $50
gr -cks -four. SO cupty barrels. ] Is hanizerchirfs, 10000
bids saoos=, 6Zs hf barrss. - - cla-=t zine. 5000 bricks. 5
g EEz- 80. culs rope
Pron TraBuLDr BtT-Per AugsHs;:c, Feb. ~l2-I5gT42 ?
.Ganber, $4,000 shingles. loo sacks potatoes, 80 bxs potatoes.
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Paints and Paint Oil.

Casks White ZEc Paint. I'm iron cans. rs lbs;
Casks White Lead Pan {, in mon cans. 2b lbsi
Casks Green FAINT. Coz iron cans. IS lbs;
Kegs NeUrtiau Red. each 100 lbs
Keg Yellow Orhre, each 100 lhs;
Iron cans boiled Llusred Oil, each ! pailonD.
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EXPORTS

For ylcTOsrt-psr DguiiHl, FEB IS-15I3 k-gs suelr. 537
Pkgs asJd md.-.
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VESSELS ~ PORT-FEBRUARY Is.
Ia~'n haFk l.. ". Wood.
Am buE Ar=sr-tte. Tra~k-
am har6 Onward. Hampstead
Enc ship NarCia.
An .t-k Whistler. Patty.
HASH brig ". q TBIhIr. Dtirnsn.
An Ssrk C9mrTI-o. BTolEs-
An ship Asa. EIlrdg-.
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S. % & J. COLLINS,

Brick, stone Nasons and Piasterers,
{ II e; PREPARED TO Sci X ETrLES. or
"a do anything az their lae ia u" most workman Ike man
ner Orders iat at the oEice ia The National Hstl yard,
will he punctuallv Attended 70. 15l-lm
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Orders are respectfully solicited "no "A's
be G!ied at lowest hsnrltet rates.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-17
GN S5Mnoe NS6mmer, Nsa

Uelte an ben traurteen BE9en bBn @elbf6eFeGans pber
3nante letesn, wte na4tltte Saamen: @r9ieBgneen, 9aanen-
19wa9e, SmpPten5 peer unSernO8en, NierpenfbpdGe,
Sdptnbiu9 unb alien ben oerf6teb ereu lIebeIr, felde aus
bteist Safer berpOreebeu, fnben tn Or, GuloerpeQ8 n9Iaet-
cal Ne9enatpr" Elm Wftttel, reI6es f6 als has etnstee suSer.
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