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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30
Town and County.
Local and Personal.


"A letter from Col. Seward, OF the
Sixth Ohio Cavalry, dated Springfield,
Mo. Aug. Is, states that this regiment
is to be mustered out OF service imme-
diately.
We have some little news from
the 18th Ohio v. V. L. This regi
ment embarked from New Orleans for
Texas on the 9TH Of July last; met
with an accident, returned to New
Orleans on the Sth; took another yes
sci and reached I~ndiano!a, Texas, on
the 1lth, and was encamped, on the
oath Of July, at Green Lake, about q
miles from lndianoIa. The health Of
the regiment is good, though some
dissatisfaction prevails among the
meD at not being mustered out OF
service. One company Of the 18th Is
from this county.
On tomorrow the connection be
tween New Lisbon and the p. & TT.
Wayne &. r. will be made by the
laying OF the last rail required be
tween those points, on the Ashtaoula
& New Lisbon r. r.. We are sorry
we cannot accept President Kent's iD-
Vitation to be present on the occasion
The Cleveland Leader Of Tues
dav, says that Gov. Brough's health
is very critical, and that his death
would not be an unexpected event,
The Orwell Agricultural Far
takes place on Sep. 20. p and %.
The Ohio State Fair will be hello
at Columbus. on September IL, -, IA
and Il.
The Trumbull County Fair vii
be held at Warren, on Sept, 20, q and
%.
THE GarrettsviIle Fair will be
held Sept. -, % and %.
The BrOokfield Fair will re held
September I3, IA and 10
The late Clothing House firm
of Turner & Peck having dissolved.
the new firm of Turner & Fields il
announced in this weeks paper. Sec
their cards.
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FOR SALE.

TWO new first class SEWING NJ
a CHIMES. warranted in ev5sy respect, ans
Will be sold much less than present prices. asked
PARKS VENT.
April e. ls65.
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Times Have Changed

There was Il time when in trading if
you offered Grcen Backs you were asked
if you hadn't some other kind of money
you would just as soon give. But poor as
they may be 4 single one is more han
sufficient to buy out the whole Southern
Confederacy. But how stands the case
now; haven't you a Green Buck that you
could just as well let Us have. Now is
the time to exchange Green BacLs for
Pure Coin Silver Ware. also the best quail
ity of Sihcer PatsdG Goods including Spoons,
Forks, hai0es, lee Pitchers, CaStors, Cake
and Fruit Baskets, GoJLcts, Spoon Holders,
SpoctqcLes, TiinJLes, &C., &c. &c. come
and look for yourselves. Al goods Har-
rantcd, at
KINGS JEWELRY STORE.
Main st.
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TowcsMLp Correspondence.

FAEMINGTON, Aug. llth, 1868.
EDITORS CHRoNICLE:-Old Farming
en- is wide awake to the duties which
are required of her. As she was al
ways ready to do her duty in assist
ing 10 wipe Out that l~Oathing, Uaunted
COntederacy, and overthrow the min
ions Of SLaCery, SO is she now ready to
assist in perpetuating the liberties OF
heT OirR State, by rising en- a and
casting her vote with scarcely Il dis
.senting voice for J. ID. Cox On the
tenth Of next October. He is the peo-
les choice; the peoples favoritc, here,
and if every township in old Trum-
bull, would give such majority as We
expect to give here, his opposers
would scarce be found. As his en-
emies fed before him in secession SO
they can not stand before him here.
The monument is nearing compile
OlOn HuAOl 10 DCAu8 GItClCu " iu1
memory ofour brave Union defenders,
who left their homes and every en-
dearing tie that bound them to loved
ones here, to die on Southern soil
The bones of some lie bleaching be
meath the dews and summer sun.
while many, very many, "passed from
time away" in those murderous pris-
on pens, where brutality a thousand,
fold exceeded that used in the old
Jersey Prison ship. 70 the memory
of such, q monument should be erect
ed that will hand down their names
to succeeding generations. Their
names are nom engraved on many
hearts, and where many went out
from among US but few return. More
anon.
YOurs, truly &c. NJ.
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Warren Union school.

The Fall Term of the Warren Union
School commences on the 25th of SepUem
Ger, proximo. Mr.. II. !. Caldwell has
been chosen superintendent for another
year, and the several departments of the
School will continue under the instruc-
ton Of the efficient corps of Teachers en-
ployed at the spring Term. An Interme
diate School has been established. and
will occupy the High School Hall. This
arrangement viii no doubt work advan-
~tageously to the School.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ART.

This art triumphant our attention claims.
When life seems speaking from a thousand flames
Bellies! Merchants. Statesmen throng the Pictur-
ed Halls
Each face. each form its living type recalls.
Features, compilations, atti ude, attire;
Beautys soft smile, and manhoOds glance Of fire
Truly reflected from the FURNISHED plate
Astonishes life with its own duplicate.
Think not these pictures by the sun light made,
Shadows tho they are! will like a shadow fade,
NO2 When the lirs of flesh in dust shall lie
Anddeath grey film DER spreads the bcamins eye
Then Rice's pictures mOcking cold decay
Will still be fresh and Uicid as to-day.
Don't forget where these pictures are made. No.
10. Market st. Warren. Ohio. If
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30

The Western Reserge Chronicle is now in
its fifty-frst year, We hope that Ii shall,
like choice viands, improve with age
But re are curious to know if there are
any names now on our subscription list
who have taken the Chronicle during the
hail century it has been published. We
would like to have the names of all such.
if any there are. VIII they not do us
the favor to send them to US?
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Monument Dedication.

The monument to the memory of Capt.
ellis, of Co. B. ODD Regt. o. V. V. /.
will be erected and dedicated at Kins-
man, on Wednesday next, September
9th. The monument is a tribute by the
members of Co. b. The friends OF Co. B.
and others are invited.
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Trusses and Supporters.

DIR. Stephenson will be in Warren, at
Drs. Woods q Dillon's office, on the Goth
of September, and will remain for one
week. Persons wanting new work can
get it, or can have old repaired. Please
call and examine DIR. Stephenson's Pat
eut Truss and Supporter.
Aug. 23,-2w*
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Old Subscribers.

Yours, truly &c.
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Union Mass Meeting at Raven

The Union State Central Committee
have appointed a mass meeting for Ra-
VIENNA, on Friday next, Sep. l, to he ad-
dressed 10y Hon. John sherman, Hon. J.
A.. Garfield. and J. H. Geiger, Esq.
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Accident!

Two dollars will buy a ticket good for
thirty DAYS against accidents, guarantee
ing Three THoaSaad Dollars in ease Of death,
or Fifteen Dollars per .ccck IL case OF dis
ability. All merchants going for GOOD,
should have one. Apply IN persen or ny
letter. +. j. McLAIN son.
Only Resident Agents, Warren, o.
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Western Reserve Chronicle
sIases of Advertising,

&c Twelve lines equal to one inch in space. ma
a square.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure /!

Does NOT exhilirate and excite the patient suffer
er, like alcoholic Bittcrs and beverages. all adver
used to cure dyspepsia, but II Is a medicine mos
wonderfully adapted to all diseases of the stomach
md hnMels-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30

Is indispensable to the POrtmanteau of every
traveller, as it at once prevents dizziness or sea-
sickness, either in steamers or cars, and is q never
failing preventative of danger from change Of wa
ter or climate. Do not do without it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30

The new block Of Stores oil Main Street,
being builtby u rrterpr'sing neighhors,
Anderson 4 Rupp, is progressing rapidly.
and viii soon be ready for th" goods that
are awaiting their completion, thus ad-
ding three fine Stores to the business of
the place.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30

THIRTY DOZEN OF THE New SLYLE
BELL SHAPED NoN-EXTENsIoN EVER
LASTING SKIRT, AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
ANDREWS, WEEKS l. Co.
July 10.
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EMPLOYMENT
July 9i. lS65.-6,
NOTICE

Arthur G. Mebster and Giovanni A. ScOncia, res
Of Lafayette. Indiana. will take notice that Ezek-
iel Gilman. of IrumbUil County, state OF Ohio,
did on the llth day of August, A. ID. lS5, file his
petition in tho Court Of Common Pleas. within and
Tor the County of Trumhuli, IL said State of Ohio.
against the said Arthur G.. Webster. Giovanni A.
ScOuci1. and james spear. defendants, setting
forth that on the 18th day Of June, the said de-
lcndautS entered into 4 contract Ia writing with
the said Plaintiff for the purchase of 4 certain
tract of land, situate in the township of Mecca. in
said County Of TrumbulI, and that there is due ON
said contract the sum of four thousand three hun
bred dollars. with interest from the said 18th day
Of June. \. ID. 1865. and PRAYING that the said land
Dc decreed 70 be sold to nay the same, and for 9TH
CT relief. The said defendants are notified that
they are required 10 appear and answer said petit
ton on or before tho 9h day of October. a. u. 1865.
TAYLOR 4 JONES.
Aug. 1G. lShl.-6W Attys ivT PIff.
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Just Received,

KINGS JEWELRY STORE.
Main St
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We keep

A full assortment of Ladies' and Gents
Paper Collars and Cuffs. The Satin En-
ameled Collar is the finest Gents Collar
in use. TURNER PECK'S.
No ii. Main st.
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KINSMAN ACADEMY.

THIS Institution will commence it's
4 twenty-frst Academic year. September llth,
have been secured as Principal. Mr.. Newton Is "A
graduate Of Western Reserve College. His high
the High School of Sandusky, warrant us in say
lug that the reputation Of the Academy for thor
ough teaching viii be fully sustained.
Any preparing for College, or to be teachers will
receive special attention.
Tuition, for : term of twelve weeks, -Four and q
hall, Five, and Five and n half Dollars.
THOMAS kINSMAN,
ALLEN PEABODY,
BENJAMIN ALLEN.
Kinsman, Aug. %. 2S65.-3w
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DErITIoN FOR PARTITION

Matilda usgoud ani her husband James us-
good. e.. Washington. u. G.. Robert H. Anderson.
residence Euku"wn, Manning Anderson, residence
unknown. Lu.citu ". Anderson, and The legal
heir of iamcs r. Anderson, deceased. names anu
residence uukuowu. are hereby notified that "A re
ritigu wa Elrd aaa i.St them and others, on the 2lst
lay # August. ISE,. ia the Court of C0ElWon Pleas
within and Ter TrumouIi County. Ohio. by John y
-Iuil and l. Haw pending. wherein said JnhH NJ.
StuIl demands partition 81 70 parcel ct Real Estate.
si'Hat c IN lhr township of Liberty. Trumhull Co.
ohio. I-d g. l,art # Tot No j.. ia said TOWNSHIP q,
being lands formerly owned by MARY Anderson,
deceased. containing g.; acres. And that at the
next Term 81 said Court, said john VI. Stull viii
PREMISES FUTILE AZ SrULL.
Dated, Warren. o. Aug. 2{,65-lw Atty for Pld.
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Local Notices.
Revenue stamps.

All kinds, and any amount. always
on hand for sale at.
T. j. McLAIN & SONS Bank.
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VIII you who are suffering from Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestiOn. Nausea. Heartburn, SickHeadache, Cramp,
and Pains in the Stomach and Bowels. Aeidity Of
the Stomach, ChOleramOrbus. Dysentery. and Gen
eral Debility and weakness of the whole system -
try but "a single bottle, We will never urge you again
If VIC fail in this case Our own knowledge Of its
merits, the united testimony of all who have ever
tried II, the encOmiums of hundreds of our own
neighbOrs, your duty to yourself. and the benef-
ciai result, as certain as the sunshine, all earnestly,
perSistently urge you to just try one bottle. If what
we say Is not correct, If our statements concerning
its wonderful virtues are not found to be true, II
you do not say that the operation of the medicine
Is instantaneous and perfectly wonderful, we will
renOunce our profession as caterers to the public
health. and retire from the field, Admitting that
We are Incompetence compound a medicinal prep
a%rdtiOn. which would be entitled to your conf
dence.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Price 81 per Bot
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HAIR JEWFLRY.

NIISS PALM wishes 10 inform the
WI public that she will make to order all aTti,
les m The above line, such a. Guard Chains
Bracelets. Kings. Pins, Breaches. &c Also. Wigs
Switches. Curls, Brails. Rolls, Ec. Residence at
WaTrcu, Ohio. ! will also pay the highest price
for hair. MISS PALM.
Aug -, 1865.
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ESTRAY MARE.

STRAYED from pasture, about two
~ miles west Of Johnson Center. on the 18th Of
August, a light brown Mare. about AK hands
high. four white feet, q waTt on inside Of left leg,
near the body. shOd on fore feet, black name and
tail, and small star in forehead.
Any one finding her will be suitably rewarded by
giving proper information to the subscriber. adj
dressed TO Johnston, TrumbunC County. Ohio.
ALEXANDER MOORE.
Aus. l6, IS65,-2w"
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure
Goes Dvspepsia CureI

Will relieve distress from food. or purify a soul
stomach, in less time than it takes to write thil
line.
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Fresh invoices of Hats,
Received daily by
REED & ADAMS.
Cure for Foot Rot in sheep.

We have just received Whittmoro's
cure for foot rot in sheep.
\ sure cure
Also "A Large supply of Wishart's
Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
HOYT& SrRATON.
July 18th, 1868.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30

BE afIable and courteous H. youth. thai Nou may
Ice honor'j III age"
Uuse DR.. ID. ii. Seelye's Liquid Calairh
Remedy for Catarrhal difficulties. Cold IN
he Head, and for cleansing the nose and
head, that your days may lie long IN
which to be honOred.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30
HydrOphObta

Permanently cured 10y Drs. 10y
NELSON. Warren. TrHmhull "a. ONO.
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Estate of Rhoda HadIey, Decd.

THE Administration OF the Estate
of the above named deeedent has been en-
trusted BY the Probate Court to the undersigned.
Any person having claims against said Estate, are
requested TO present them 70 the undersigned with
IN one year. CALVIN McMILLIN,
Aug. ., lS60,-3W" Shelby, Richiand Co, q.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30

Has no equal in the world as a remedial agent
There is not a preparation now known that Is a.
certain. speedy, and infallibie in lis actIUn-relicy-
ing and curing ut once. We say this positively.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure !

Is warranted to do all We have claimed for it. and
we will furnish you certificates of our best citizens
and clergymen TO back up our statement.
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For. Spill.

I or < fold Zephyr 2" 10 GEO. a
PURINT0N Il Co, y" 4, Mann street,
Warren, q.
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For Shetland Wool.

TO 10 Il. a. PURINTON y Go. No6
Main ST, Warren, q.
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Latest Styles

Latest Styles,
OF Ladies 4 Gents Spring & Sum,
mer Shoes just Opened at
WARREN / McLAIN'S.
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Fall style OF Bonnets just opening
at G.. \. PURINTON & Us.'z
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Summer Hats

SuIllIlleE
At cost, and Clothing at reduced pri.
ces. Call and see before buying.
TURNER Il PECK'S.
No IL, Main st.
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HOME. FATHER

NOME HOME, FATHER.
" Father, dear father. come home with me now
The clock in the steeple strikes one,
You said were coming right home from the shop,
As soon as your days work was done.
The fire has gone out, our house Is ali dark,
And mother s been watching since tea.
With poor brother Benny so sick In her arms.
And 10 one to help her but me-.
This is a beautiful new song just out, at
ADAMS' MUSIC STORE.
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Bunnets trimcd IA the must fash,
ionablc ST, lie At
q. y PUhlNTON X Co.'S.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

In pursuance of order of the Probate Court o
Trumbull County, Ohio. made on the,
18th day OF August, 1860;
in the case of Mary G.. Case. guardian Of John L
Case and Flora L.. Case, against neT said wards,
will on the seventh day OfSept 1876, on the premi
ses. offer at public sale, the following Real Estate
situate in Gustavus. TrumOuil Co., Oh O.. 10 -it
Being S. W. corner ofLot36. and bounded South By
highway, North East and West by lands of david
Gilbert, containing about three acres, AMI will bl
sold subject to n dover interest Ofsaid guardian.
Terms. Cash down. Appraised at $40.
MARY c. CASE.
Guardian 10 Geo. F. Case, CT al.
Aus. 16, lsS5-8W".
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Our prices are based on Gold premium
at 80 per cent.
Goes Combined Restorative &
Dressing for the Hair

Is warranted by the proprietors, Messrs.
c. G. Clark IL Co. New Haven, CT. to posi-
lively restore gray and faded Hair to its
natural cOlor-promote its rapid and
healthy growth. eradicate dandruif and
IS a most splendid dressing, rendering
the Hair soft, silky a l~ustrous. MamotL
Bottles of double the size of anv dollar
article, are sold by all Druggists at 80 cts,
and warranted. June II, Z. o. W. Iyr.
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Linen Coats,
In all styles at REED q ADAM

Ra5 Broad brim PLANTER HATS. Just
received ut
TREAT Il LYMAN'S.
Aug. Civ.
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Ten Cartons

OF Ribbon, and nine of Flowers, just re-
ceived at the ribbon store, by G. W. Mes
ser. A liberal discount TO the trade.
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Goes Dyspepsia Curel

Is prepared by the originator of the justly eele-
brated Goes Cough Balsam. Mr.. COe has never
prepared a medical article for public and general
use, hut what has stood the strongest tests. and has
always borne the palm of victory over every dis
ease it has been certified to cure.
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For

4 dcSirlhly VILLAGE property, situa-
IA tel At the centre Of Johnston. TIumhuli Co..
| .. Consi.tiu- ui u ares Taiuahlc land. G acres Of
which are timber with good BUILDINGS. II good Gel
iqr. Well and Cistern. and q choice variety offruit.
Location decidedly pleasant. and terms rcasuna-
Bile. For further Particular cor terms, inquire OF
or address doe >uhsrriher on the premise
n e. PECE.
Jacksonville. Aug. -. 20, 3wi
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Very latest styles Pants and Vests at
REED & ADAMS.
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For Breakfast ShayyiS
And Nubias, go TO GEO. \ PURINTON
& Co.
For Dress Buttons
Go to q. \. PURINTON X Co, No. d
Nam street, Warren, q.
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Learn little Children TO Prn,.

II is said Of that God old. John Quincy Adams,
that he never went TO his rest s nignt until he had
repeated the simple prayer armed in childhood the
familiar "Now | Icy me down " sleep" Is there
not something inexpres.ibly touching In the
thought that these words brcati ed nom the rosy
liT4 OF Infancy, went with him away down ;hrou b
old are into ~ dsrt valley ofteathp Some people
OBJECT N teaching children forms II prayer lest tho
act become only form. Rat did not Chris, tssrh
us 20 Say. "Our Fatherf' DO you not remember
those still evening hours far sck IN your CHILDHOOD,
when your mother first taught you to say tho1,
words Can you forget the solemn husl that fell
on everything a. 81 knelt With Won an comment
cd you TO The care o'thc blessed Father. Shc IL
dead now but ever tie night falls you think oi
her, and The little sister sho LETT 10 your Carlow
u fell 10 you g. b. ~ the htl' repeat tie same
ol words IN the dim twilight, and how At lsst
when sic hal learned 10 love the Saviour, who
watches over the litile children, he calello Or sud-
donIf, nre lay, 70 ~ up where cy aiug he nc"
SONG On, teach the children, thc little Children To-
pra.! Years Of sin may come, hut the memory q
li'-e early pravers may get soften me hcA't ana
IT' are the way FOR better th,Igs o., never ne
El.1od, ms LahiI may srpw with their growth
fth'n with the.r strength, tecomc '.r 'nK
shield s.snst O., t,mrIA Gus Of HE a. through
fath AZ last, free immortal souls from earthly sI
So ie' Us teach tie children, lie Little ci4fen 70
pray
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N'a &. lc'us; AUIrf French transport Ncr- ttur;
Victor, Sew ORLEANS: Wsst,rn NetupIlt, New Ot-
LEANS. Mpn'eyumh, KINGSTON, Jam; Starlight, thr'tr-
81. ll.tDd state. ~ 5 t"tusi IUI NcN tttnhs,
E.l .,r ii,'Uool. savior, thaflcstOn; Hama, he
mrI VI southampton.
SliipS FORUM. HAMBURG; stadacona, Nantucket;
MALAY. 81 salem, from Hrnilu
rNErY- Mtuil-'ic, iinvIc. window. Muanz1s
rtpulp, Havana; lVpF O, LUgHn G Is, ofin"ro no
J.n'ifo. Erwin, Matsu ctI., y Cuthinf, tA,denaH'
ilous'0n Port ROYAL, : 4, lohn i,nnin, tichiu'fo-;
\ u t-rtUu, Blrhndoes. SANDY Hook, IazA tSn'O'
Trinidad, Culi; liinvHths, London.
briggs idpphi, COW Iiav: Ilope, - Ninccn; John
Batter, Matimof n. Fashion, Trim dad, CUBA; ndine,
si-i Iouisc. cote. Mice Franklin, Neuvitas; rcio,
Naeualo, T. H. MARY . thompson, Sarus. CJmreuso,
llta'inul Pn'eltno Stanoy, Rio Janth0 Ouahh'
Jacksonyia,, Iin; tOiofNio, Of > nom - ia o.
Annie GRAY, MatsnyAr; Ocean Wave, Bridgeport.
sCTOON ERS- lsviuia BcIl, pcinArara, Arizona,
bern, n &; |. 4 Bayes, Georgetovu, y e; EM Peg
ny, Nevbcru; Arlington, getown, u {. " Lock
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