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The Mysteries of Iron.

There is no miracle recorded in the annals
of any religion more mysterious, more incom-
prehensibe, more inconceivable, than some Of
the well known properties of the simple met
al, iron. Consider, for instance, its change
from its ordinary, to its passive state. If a
piece of the metal in its ordinary condition is
Immersed in nitric acid, it is powerfully acted
upon, entering intocombination with the acid
and losing its metallic form. Butif piece OF
platinum wire has one end inserted in the
acid, and the iron is then immersed in con-
tact with the wire, it is SO changed that the
acid has no power upon it, and this condition
continues alter the platinum wire has been
Withdrawn. The contact of a single point
with the platinum sends transformation all
through its particles which renders them in
vulnerable TO the attacks of the most power
full acid. at a7
Even more wonderful is its change under
the influence of current of electricity
When bar Of pure, soft iron is welded with
an insulated wire and current of electricity
is sent through the wire, the bar is instantly
converted into magnet. 1t is endowed with
an unseen force which stretches out from its
ends, and seizing any other piece of iron with
in its reach, draws it to itself, and holds it in
its invincible grasp.
The object of insulating the wire is to pre-
vent the electricity from leaving it, and yet,
through this insulating coat power is exert
ed which changes so strangely the nature OF
the iron, enabling it to act on substances with
which it is not in contact. As soon as the
circling current ceases, the iron becomes like
Sampson shorn OF its locks, its miraculous
power has departed.
No less mysterious than either of these is
the more familiar phenomenon of the fall of a
piece Of iron to the ground, under the simple
action of grayitation. What is that invisible
force which reaches out in all directions from
the earth and clutches all matter in its grasp
The fibres of this power are imperceptible to
any Of our senses. If we pass our hands un-
der a suspended rock, we can feel nothing
reaching from it to the earth, yet there is
something stretching up from the earth, tax
ing hold of the rock and drawing it down
with the strength of a hundred cables! We
walk enveloped in mysteries, and "our daily
life is miracle. "-ScieHtifc Anaericau.
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LOST.

Wood Choppers Wanted.
ITO chop 100 cords wood. The highest cash price
i paid. For particulars enquire of Arthur Dyer,
feb Is d3w#
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twelve square feet of elm. The coffin was
regularly oullt upon axles and wheels, and not
had to be taken down, to afford passage for
the bulky mass. The wheeled coffin was
drawn to St, Martins churchyard, where
gradual descent was made by excavating the
ground.
We remember seeing few years ago, at a
bootmakel's in the city, a pair Of shoes, the
counterpart of some which had been made for
the weighty Daniel by former owner of the
shop; they were, as Hood said of stage
coachman's great coat:
"Too broad to be conceived by my narrow
mind."-[An The Year Round.
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An Ordinance amending an Ordinance entitled
can Ordinance establishing Sinking FUND.-
Be it ordained By the Mayor, Aldermen, and Com
mon Council Of the City Portland in City Coua-
c5t assembled, as f0LLoaUs 80 Is fs,iesaf
CECTlON IAN Ordinance entitled "An Ord
~ nance establishing sinking Fund" passed Ju-
y s, A. d 1851, is hereby amended by inserting the
words mot less than five per cent. of the el eX-
listing City Debt afte the word "deterpire' in the
thirteenth line of the second section of said Ordi
nance, and by strising out the word "Capial' in
the last line OF said section and inserting the word
pri4cipal, :, SO that tai4 section as amended shall
read as TO lows
SECTION 2--All balances of money unappropri
ated naming in the Treasury at tho end Of any f.
nancia year; all eScesses of income over the orgi
nal estimated income; IL balances of appropriations
original or by additions, remaining the books of
the Auditor; all receipts fer premiums City Notes
issued; all receipts in money account of the sale
of any real es ate of any description now belonging
or which may hereafter belong 10 the CITY, excepting
the sale of bura lots 10 the Cemeteries OF the city
all receipts on account of the principal sum of any
stocks, bonds or notes now owned or which NAV
hereafter be owned by the city; and also of the an
nual city tax such sum as the CITY Council of each
year shall fit and detsrm me- not less than five per
cent of tie then existing city debt shall be and the
same hereby is appropriated to the payment or the
purchase, of the principal OF the city debt. o
Approved, Feb Z, 1866. sf atf a s.s
True Copy, Attest
feb9-a2w J. M. HEATH, City Clerk
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IL H.E


DIRECTORS
JOHN E. DOHNELL, CHAs. RICHARDSON,
WIN. CHASE, ELIPHALET CLARK,
HENRY p. DEANE, JAMES N. wINsLOw,
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Mnrice.

FHNHEundersigned. three of the corporators na-red
"A in the Act entitled an Act to incorporate Yar-
mouth Paper Company, hereby notify the other
coTporators thai the first meeting under said act
Will be held on Thursday, Feb. 23d, at3 o'clock Z.
NJ, at th9 otilce of said company in Yarmouth for
the ollowing purposes: ~ tiFf
1st. To accept said Act of Corporation
I'd To take all necessary measures to organize eaid
company according to law
Sd. TO transact any business that NAV properly
come before the meeting.
CHAs. d. BROWN,
PREETIss LoRING.
SAMUEL BUOKNAM.
Yarmouth, Feb. IL, 1870. febl7dIw
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PERUVIAN HAIR REGENERATOR
VIII surely remove SoURF, DANDEUFT, and cure
all numors of the scalp.
PERUVIAN HAIR REGENERATOR

Acts upon the secretions Of the scarf skin of the
scalp giving life to the roots OF the hair and prevents
ing it from falling of.
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Farm for Sale.

That superior A. farm recently
AzfaA "a owned and occupied by the late
EaaEf;azex2 Capt. Thaxter Prince, containing
- afE76ix so acres OF god land, is of which Is
- wood. Good buildings and not
roa OF waste aad upon it, Said farm is situated in
Yarmouth, about one AID half miles from the G. I.
Il. r. Depot.
Enquire of Charles Humphrey at Yarmouth vii
lage.
Yarmouth, Jan. II, 1865. janis eoddSwtf
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Farm For Sale.

The subscriber offers his Farm for
1kGSA-N sale situated near Dunn's Depot in
Es 80 North Yarn outh formerly known
@ @NE %aIAN the "Mo.ee Farm" Likewise
- his stock and Farming tools. The
Farm contains about ITO acies of good land, good
buildings &C. Those wishing to purchase are invit-
ed 20 call and examine for themselves n. r vs
Il. T. DILLINGHAM;
East North Yarmouth, Jan 3D. 1885, jan4sodtf
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HENRY p DEANE, JAMES N. WINsLOW,
ROBERT A. BIRD.
fENHE Company have nine leases of lands compris-
II ing as many different tracts and containg about
ia acres most of them being for the term Of fifty
years and two for nlnety-niIe These lands have
been selected with great ca by skillful Agent
who speut five weeks or expll ring the lands
OF Oil Creek, cherry hun, and other tributaries ofthe
Alleg hany River ano then cued these in the valley
and ose proximity OF the Allegheny upon the Con-
ewango stream in Caitarangus County N. Y. very
near the Peansylyania line.
They are favofably 10 ated near the Great West.
ern and Atlantic Railroad IN a very rich Oil terri
terry as has been demonstrated by scientific reports
and actual exploration. Tho Anne ic1n Cyclopeds
Volume IL page ECO, under New York says, "At
number of pieces In Allegheny and CGttGrGu9us
Counties, springs OF Petroleum or Rock Oil Issue
from che rocks, and jets of Carbu cit ny drogen
gas sometimes accompany the oil, ana are also
bul bling up in the standing and running water,
especially OF Cd.tGrdugas county.
Aad Prof. Shepherd OF New Haven, an eminent
geologst, after recent Jul and thorough exam
nation reports, Here as in the locality of he first
well bored Oil Creek, oil is found rising from the
bed of the streams, and cozing from the banks with
more or less gas emanating from the streams and
stagnant pools. On an a6j5ining lot well is being
oil at the depth OF 220 feet
Our Superintendent, who has accompanied Prof
Sheph rd, writes, 1--WE found the genuine OIL Pc
troleum, in mGng places on springs, and by digging
holes in the grounu Oil and water W uld come up y
Preparations are being made by other Companies
to sink wells in our neigh5orhood, and this Com
pany is making every arrangement to bore wells as
soon ss possible.
All the lands lying around us and above us
On both sides offh9 Allegheny for many milts have
b en- taken up and none can now be procured except
at enormous prices.
At Fredonia, not far from our lands the town is
lighted with gas procured from natural spring
Aud several PLACES there are gotd produsng wells
of oil.
1tis evident from the great extent oil territory
possessed BY oar Company, thai the Capital Stock
is very small. Many other companies. with Capi s
exceeding half million of of dollars have less than
rs acres of land.
Only one producing well OF ten barr is per day Will
pay us a nds one dsi ends.
tits apparent that as our first well strikes
the great OIL reservoirs our stock will double not
triple in value as has been the experience + many
companies
A unlimited PORTION ONLY of the STOCK is OFF,
Erred FOR SALE at the CoMPANY's OFFICE No. 65
EXCHANGE STREET feb17dtf
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FOR SALE

q CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
rooms, large stable and sheds-situated two
EssS ~ and one-haf miles from Portland and the
IfIa ~ finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
Atering place and summer boarders For
paFucuiars enquire of 8ans GEO. OWEN,
ap7 dtf l0l Commercial Street, Portland.
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For Sale.

"A sou ARE block of land of about rs, 600 acres
IA Of wood land on the south side of TIA river 81
Lawrence, in Canada East. 1t is interceeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites. Well
pine and spruce in large quantities, and maple.
birch, beech, tamarac and bass wood to any amount
Enquire of HIT MACHIN Portland =
Portland, Feb, 1854. feb25 eodtf
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P0RTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN u. .GILMAH, Mditor.
published at Ne. S2a EXCHANGE STREET ~
N. A. osTER s. CO.

1aEPoETLANp DAILY PRHssis published
per year in advance
IHE MAINE STATE PREssis puDlsneq every Ih1f6.
Gay morning, at az 90 per annum, IN advance; $2.25
f paid within ak months; and $780, IL payment be
delayed beyond six months.
Rates of Advertising:
oneinch ogspaee IN Length OF column constitutes
'gQgARE."
Sl.eoper square daily argt week; rs cents per veek
Rer; three Insertions or less, SLIGO; continuing eve
~ a1ber day after first week, SO cents,
HalS square, three Insertions or lees T6 cerfa. ON
week, 210o; 50 cents per week after. -
Under head OF AMJsEMENrs, 81 90 per sn,ara peF
week; one insertion, $780, -,
sRsoIAL No1Iofe, 200 per square first week,
sl,g3 per square ar tbrea insertions or less
Sl.50. ~
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
ksss SnieA has large circulation IN every part of
re as1e Z 500 per square for first insertion, and
oJ eonS pef a412r5 tor eacn subsequent inssrllon.
LEsAL NoT1uHs at HsusI rates.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rzgst be paid form ad.
vance
BusIEEss NorToEs, IN resding columns, 20 cents
per line for one insertion. no charge less than fifty
cenGs for oaoh i2Gertion
70 AIlc0mniCnicati0ns intended Tor the paper
gl39l3 20 directed to tho "Ester Of the Pres5 and
tlose Of business character to the Publishers.
JOB PRIET1EG OF every description executed
With dispatch. m &
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FOR SALE & TO LET
Farm TOR Sale.

FTVHE Subscriber ofsrs his Farm, situated in Cape
Il Elizabeth, Rb0u II miles from Portland Bridge
containg l6 acres of Land Buildings good
Forparticulars enquire of e. N. PERRY, at the
Sherif's Office, or through ths Portland Post Office
Box 1885, febl4dtf
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EAR SALE

THE subscriber offers foe sale his Farm on the
Il road between Sac,arappa and Gorham 1t con-
grass land. There is tae farm, one story house.
carriage house. and barn 81 fset by 60, with good
cellar und r it. 1t has good orchard, with about
Janx5eooom Saccarappa.
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Wood for Sale.

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
IA at Graves Hill, Westbrook, will be sold at q
bargain. ~ So'l9 'l5t tl'IT = s7a-777f-l
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, at Geo. II,
Babcock's, Federal Street, or of ASA HANSON,
head of Berlin Wharf 14 Goi oct6 diff
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Farm for Sale.

TyHE subscriber offers his Farm, situated in Cape
Il Elizabeth, about three and half miles from
inRs good, Fences substantial Stonewall young Or
chard, choice grated Fruit. About 200 cords wood,
half Oak and Walnut. Also Farming tools, and 20
cords dressing. ol
Terms Of payment made easy.
For particulars enquire of SCOTT DYER on the
Premises, or through PORTLAND, P. o.
jan3ldtf,
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ApofIlecary shon for Sale.

FEsHE undersi signed wishing to change his place
IL of residence, will sell his Shop. Fnrniffnre
STOCK, &c The stock is new and complete in all its
departments The stand is one OF the best in Port.
land, being suited to Family and Country rrade.-
apply at l45 Congress street. cct24
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Wanted.
LOST.

ITO rent, on, or before the first of April house.
N with about twelve or fourteen Rooms, centrally
located. Address Post Office Box 574. feb15d1*m
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Zee HOIlse fO Iaf.

VNHE Ice HoUsR on Center street, which has
a b. en- used 80 years for he storage OF Ice ~ ~.
David Robinson. will be let IS il is oranw " tune-
ing will be built to suit the occupant Ihis Isa FerJ
desi able locality ior Stable keeper or lhat oi a,
most any other uusinees, and a long lease wihbs
given, if desired. Pie Sc aplIHt9e 90 A,,as,
EDWARD NUIAEh' % Miuuie 81.
jan24eod3w
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Wanted,
Wanted.

A SITUATION as Book-keepor in q Wholesale
IA establishment, or as Copyist Best of refer.
ence given. Address "H. Z. D." Press Office. Il
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3( Strayed or stolen A large black New
MMM foundland log. Whoever will return the
- 10y same, or give informa ion where he NAV
be IOund shall be suitably rewarded.
s. HI. Libby, Henry Street. Portland Me. d2w*
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Newspaper Correspondence.

TNIHE undersigned, ex-edtor of this city, here
Il by tenders bis sersices, for reasonable COM
peosation, to the publishers of any news journals
in Maine, in Boston in New York or else here who
would like to enjoy the ready correspondence OF an
experienced writer and journalist st the Capital of
this State He hatters himse that his aoquaintanca
with the lncal actions and the public asure
ard The pubic of the Stat ald q. unry as we'll
as his long experience in ty biographical and edtor
al labors, give him an advantage in this iefp1cs
which few others possess He knows how to wriie
copy for the printer that will eQure no revlsioil
after it passes out of his haVds Re is also good
and expeditions proof" reader, and is wiilinS to
engage with any publisher who may desire his ser.
vices at home or abroad, in that capscily.
Augusta, Jsn'y 2, 1866. jan5dtf
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DIR. JONATHAN MOOR'S
Essence of Life.

4 AN EXCELLENT MEDICINE. 1t cures Cor cha.
a Colds and Whooping Cough. and all diseAsts on
the Throat and Lungs, and it works like charm 4
quie ing children when teething. Try it, PREPARED
by f.. L, HAYWARD, Hadley Mass.
W. PHILLIPS & Co., Agents. japl6deod5w
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T0 LET.

40 Let,
WvO a gentleman of steady habits large. pleasaut
N furnished Room heated by furnace, and SUD.
piled with gas, in private family House centrally
located Apply to W, AZ Middle St. feb ID diff
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PY o Gentleman, Wife and Daughter, years
- old, good suit of rooms with board. Rooms
sation will be paid. Address G. j., box 2204
Portland, Oct. 26th oct27tf
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FOR SAH.E

ttHaS EVkG GA s1AA u -fFll'L llf.r
A TWO story Store, near Falmouth Depot, form
IA erly occupied by B. Merrill & Co. ENQUIRE of
the subscriber REUBEN MER RILJ.
decl5d3m*
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Wanted.

A NY one requiring the services of a Book.keeper,
IA Assistant BoOk-keeper, or Copylst, that can
furnish good re erences, from 1orner emoloyees,
has only to address LEWIS, Portland P. O.
February 18th 1866. fewl6d2*
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PERUVIAN HAIR REGENERATOR
Is the most perfect Hair Reuewor in use.

40 VIIV I11Vot PoIIoSV 1IlII HkVuUWUI IN u5os
Everybody should use PERUVIAN HAIR REGEN.
KRAToR Betcdre Of limitations! Call Tor Peruvi.
an Ha Regenerator an d receive no other.
Jones Ray Wholesale agents, 170 Washington st,
Boston; Also Weeks h Potter, Carter, Rust 4 Co
land. AT retail l.. G. gibson, IA Market Square,
SHORT Il WATERHoUsE, cor Congress Middle st.s
ally. nov 24-d5ns
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Wanted

NOR family OF three persons, 2 Rooms in qui-
IL eG,Tespectable neighbDrhood. Satisfactory ref
erencss given. Address for two weeks through TIE
Post Office, F. r. s. Camp Berry. iebSd2w*
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

In the Year One thousand Eight Hundred ana
500 Sirty- Five. so4.,-N lfr-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

CuSyryuHAM-WrrTy.- Thursday, September 81, by
the Rev :. d. Brown, Mr.. EDWARD H. CUNNINGHAM TO
Miss HARRIET WIrTy, all OF this city. No cards.
DAvIsoS-EHIERs New York, on Thursday, Sep.
TENDER 81 WILLIAM DAWSON youngest Of Ralph Da.
vson, Esq, OF Chapel House, county Of Northumber.
land England, to JOHANNA CECILIA, only daughter Of
John Ehlers Esq, OF Wechawken Heights, New Jersey
EARLE-Css.-At Elmira N. Y, on Tuesday, septem.
Der 10, by the Rev. Or Kellogg, Brevet Captain MAps,s
EARLE, Twelfth United states infantry, to FREDERIcA ADE
LArD., daughter Of John Cass, ESQ.
FowLEr-BADEsu.--At Catskill N. Y, on Thursday,
September II, by Rev. George Webster Mr. CHARLES K
FowLER OF New York, 10 Miss EMILY BADEAu, Of Cats.
kill. No cards
FrEprKR--CARvnlE Wednesday, September 90
at ST. Barthoomews church, by the Rev. DR. Cooke,
EDWARD CHARLES FEpLER 10 ELIZA WINTHROP, daughter
of Charles Carville, Esq all OF this city
HuSrER-HERDr On Thursday September 81, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev. A. Roche
Mr. JEREMIAH HUNTER 10 Miss LIZZIE A. HERDT, both OF
this city.
JoHNsox--AusTrN Christ church. Stratford, Conn,
on Wednesday, September 20, by the Rev. George d..
johnson, assisted by Rev Dani Q. Weston r EDWARDS
JOHNSON OF New York. 20 ANNA ELvrRA second daughter
Of Thomas Austin, Esq, Of Stratford
TyLER--vAv NAMEE--At the residence Of the brides
aunt mrs. V. DuvaL In Brooklyn, on Thursday eve
ning September 81 by the Rev. Mr.. Paddock CHARLES
A. TyLER TO MuiE C., only daughter Of Jos. Van Nance,
Esq, all OF Brooklyn No cards.
vASDEvESTR-0RMsBv Jersey City, N J., on
Wednesday evening, September 20, by the Rev James
b. Murray, M. A. OF New Haven, Conn, DR.. z. A. VAN
DBvBsTER TO Miss FANNIE A. 0RNsBy.
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Police Intelligence.

PICKPOCkET IN A RAILROAD CAR.
Edward Gilmore, shoemaker, twenty-five years of
age residing No. SO Mulberry street. yesterday
ragned before Justice Ledwth to the charge
stealing watch from the pocket OF Enos b. Morse,
siding at No 131 East Houston street While riding on
Of the Fourth avenue cars the 18th inst, Mr.
Morse missed his watch, when near Ninth street, and
made known his loss TO Sergeant Lush, OF the Fifth pre-
cnc then aboard the The sergeant ordered that
upon Gilmore instantly jumped from the front platform
and through Ninth street towards Broadway hotly
pursued by Sergeant Lush When about the middle Of
the block Gilmore was overaken and arrested previous
TO which, however, he dropped watch on the pave
ment which picked up by Pauline Veit, of No. las
the one stolen from Mr.. Morse. The accused was
mted to the Tombs for trial. In default Of 81 500 bail
Justice Ledwth also required Mr. Morse TO give $500 bail
for his future appearance to prosecute the prisoner
COMPLAINTS AGAINST TENEMENT HOUsEs-THEIR
DANGEROUS CHARACTER.
Captain Bowen G. Lord Of the Sanitary police, yester-
day entered complaints against the tenement houses
Nos 200 and 90 East Seventeenth street. charging
they contained eighteen and twenty families respectively
in all embracing seventyave and seventy persons
that the buildings twenty five by forty five feet five
high about eight feet between the floors and
render the houses unfit for habitaon; that about
hundred OF fever occurred in these two buildings
last year. This complaint made TO the B0ard of
Police Commissioners, who also made afldavts which
were submitted Justice Dodge The magistrate sent
for Mr. Charles Shecuan, owner Of the buildings in
tonable tenement houses thus rendering them safe for
occupation by decent people. Should Mr. sheenan fail
do further action will be taken In the matter by
the sanitary authorities.
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same time brig CIo from Rio Grands for New York short
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Ship Seminole, Homes Mystic. "a hours in ballast, to
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srg Blsneh. B Carr, Salt Cay, IT, Is days with salt to
Brig Nellie Barrett Summers. New oreans % days, with
cotton, TO master
Brig Nellie Wallace Norfolk. days. with cotton &c, to
schr 4 Howard. Nickerson Savannah. n days, with
cotton, to Merckant& Carman " .....'
6chr Geo Henry. Curtis. Port Royal SC Is days
6chr Evergreen. Beoste Philadelphia for New Haven
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Schr Braxos, -. Elizabethport for Norwich.
Schr Buckingham Lewis: Elizabethpor for Norwich
Schr Harriet Brown, Millbrdge, 81 days.
Schr Champion, Sawyer, Minbridge.
Schr Israel q Fogg Barber Boston for Washington.
Schr Anna Shepard Bowdtch Greenport for Philadelphia
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Corners Co, and not rs previously reported
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