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ME TRUE CAPE COD GRAN

INIlE TRUE CAPE COD GRAN
i BERRY, for October aud November plant
ing, also for April, May and June planting. for up
land aud garden culture, Under my method Of
culture, the yield last season, on common dry up
land was over 400 bushels per acre. Explicit Iii
be sont to any address, gratis, with a priced de-
s~criptive nursery catalogue, compla, OF the most
desirable Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Evergreens
and shrubs, Grape Vines, New Strawberries, New
Large Currants, Rlubarb, Asparagus, &c., &C.,
and the very best and choicest Garden and Flower
Seeds in great variety, Seeds prepaid bv mail to
any part of the country. Also, a wholesale cata-
logue Of the above, with very liberal terms TO
agents, clubs, and the trade, Agents wanted in
every town, for the sale Of Trees. Plants and
Seeds, on a very liberal commission, which will
he made known on application.
X. M. WATSON,
Old Colony Nurseries aud Seed Establishment,
2o;6m Plymouth, Mass.
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f. THE GREAT CAUSE
Liza H u M A N

Just Published in a Ssalei Enr | pc: Price
Sir cents.
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment, and Rad
ical Cure of Seminal Weakness. or SiEuMNroR-
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sions, lmpotency, Nervous Debility, an' %lmpcli-
mcnts to Marriage generally CUnsumpti N, Eril-
epsv. and Fits; Mental and Physical Incaparity,
SC. Bv ROBr. J. CVLNERWFLI, NJ. u, Au;
thor Of the "Green Book" &c.
The world-rcnowncd author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awft1 consequence Of Scll-Abusc may lie
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sufferer, nomattcr what his condition may hc, may
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This Lecture will prove . Boon to Thousands and
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Send, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any adj
dress, ON receipt Of six cents. or two postage
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CHAS. j. G. KLINE e CO.,
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TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.

MoNKToS, Vt, June 2S. 1860.
McssrS. S. W. fow1E & Co Boston.
Gentlemen Having TOR twenty wears last been
in the habit Of using DIR. WIsrAE's liALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY in cases Of Coughs, Colds, and Pull
monarv Affections, can testify to its great merits
with the utmost confidence. ] Relieve it to he the
best medicine for these complaints ever used, and
have no doubt that the use ui it las Mt three sew
crnl times saved me from Consumption. besides
many times in late years, a~nurling Immediate re-
Eef IN less severe attacks.
] am 7S wears Of age, and for many wears have
been "a subject for pulmonary di,ca,c, hut 10y the
use Of this excellent remedy ! keep myself quite
comfortable. | can hardly find Language to exprcss
the exalted opinion | have of the BIlsam. and re
commend its USE to AL as the best remedy that can
be used. GEORGE DAFT.
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FROM MIR. NORMAN Kinney.

. MoNKr,X, June ~, 1860.
Mcssrs. S. W. FowLr & Co., Boston.
Being always willing to i've my influence in all
of a good cause. ! ciceitully testify to the great
merits Of DR.. WiSrtR's BAisAM of WILD CHERRY.
which have had occasion to make use Of many
times during the last ten wears in eases of Liver
Complaint, hard Cough, and Splitting of Blood, al
tended with other dangerous symptoms, and have
always found complete relief in this excellent re-
mciv. My experience with other rcmciic, for all
these discase, as well as with the trial Of many
Prescriptions Of physicians. leads me to believe
that the lialsam Is superior to all Of them. With
ont any Hesitation | recommend this remedy rs
the hest one oXtant for all attacks Of Colds. Coughs
and Lung III cases. Yours truly, NORMAN FrNNEY.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR 4 BOTTLE.
PREPARED EY
SETH W. FOWLE 4 son, Is fremont s., Boston
And for sale by all Druggists.
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ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.
Il ~INNIGORATOR.

FOR Nervous d,6Aty Seminal readiness; Loss Of
P,lcrr; Confusion Of 7h,HsLt; Lass Of Nemojy
ir,itubLe 1tmpcr; Gioemy Apprehenaoas; tcor
Despondenty; Mechanically, and all other evils
caused b, Secret Habits or Excessive Indulgence.
GTCIhi, sure remedy is composed Of the IN 81
soothing. Strengthening andi tigorating medicine
in the Whole vegetable Kingdom, forming in it,
combination, the most perfect ant(ute for thi,
obstinate class Of miladics, ever yet discovered.
| has been sent to every State in the Union, pos
itiyclv curing tlou>anis who have never seen the
inventor, restoring them to sound health. Ncr-
vuuS sufferer wherever YOU may he. don't fail to
test. tho virtues Of this Woudclt ul Remedy. One
large bottle last, Il month.-Pricc SO. These
FOUR SURE REMEDIES are prepared at m,
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prices may seem large, but they are the cheapest
in the end, because r ley CURE. L7rScnt 10y
expires, everywhere, with full directions, in II seal
ed packagc secure from observation, Oh receipt o.
the ulicc bv mail,
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nR II. ANDERS' IODINE
vi

4 Pure Solution Of Iodine, Without a Solvent .
Containing a full grain to each oupOo Of water.
THE MOST POWERFUL WHALING AGEsr AID RE
sIoRATIvE KNOWN.
It has cured and will cure SCROiCLA In all it,
manifold forms,
ULCERS, CANCERS, SYPHILIS, SALT RuEuM
and it has been used with astonishing success in
cares Of
RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA, CONSUMPTION,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, HEART, LIVER,
AMP KIDNEY DISEASES, sc.
Our Circular sent Free to any address.
Price ~ a bottle, or 8 for -.
DR.. II. ANDERS & co, Physicians and Chem
its, 42S Broadway, New York.
Also for sale by SETH w. F0WLE & son, IS
fremont Street, Boston, and by Druggists gene
rally. 42i1y
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DIR. MATTIsoN's
SURE REM mDIES,
roR
SPECIAL DISEASES.
INDIAN UE.
cT-Prcpared expressly for LADIES,
~ and is superior to anything else for
~ regulating the system IN cnSos Of
hG{jM obstruction, from uhdtercr cause,
kASlSA and Is therefore Of the greatest
HoHzM value TO those who may wish to
G..K<%f' avoid an erR to which they are
sMfpyy. liable. IF taken rs directed, II will
MTt- VA cWe 0Ry cose cUydJie Jg medicine,
Es3sSGSsA. aud it is also perfectly safe. Full
aF"NRA 4. directions accompany each bottle.
MaEtJ IVA Price $40.
~. b sNN r5rREMEMBER This melicHr
sE2&.HSS is designed c5pptssly far OBSTINATE
..- cnws, uhich all CHEAP remedies If
tic hadhdrc J0ihd to cure; dLso, that Il is p,n-
rdnfed as represented n cr,,y.rep..ct, or Ms moeCy
elR BE- rctlnd d. CT BEWARE OF IMITA-
TONS! and especially those having n counterfeit
Of my faaidR figu7e for a deception. None gem
uine unless obtained directly at DIR. Mattison'>
Office. Gs;-Tadies who wish can have boa Il in the
city during treatment.
DIURETIC COMPOUND.
cgrFor Diseases ofMe U,ino,y Organs, resulting
from imI1Hdence, causing improper discharges.
hcnt, irritation, &c. 1t contains no Copaiva, CIV
bcbs, Turrcntinc, or any other offensive or injur-
ious drug, but 1t is a safe, sure and pleasant rem
cdv that will cure in one ha'f the time oi any
other, or tic price will I've refunded. You that
have been taking htlsam Cnpaiva for months
without benefit, until sick and pale, your breath
and clothes arc tainted with its offensive odor,
throw it away, and send for II bottle of this sure
lie needy. 1t will not only cure YOU at once, but
also cleanse the system Of the hurtful drugs you
have been taking 50 long. tTrFor chronic cases
Of months and even years duration, 1t is n sure
cure. Try it once, and YOU will never taste the
disgusting mixtures OF Bsl>am topaiva again.
cTOnc large bottle gene ally sufficient to cure
Price So.
The national Republican., 1866-06-15

Trials Tor Treason In Aiabama-The Gayle
Case. g
The Montgomery Mail Of June gives the fol-
lowing report Of the proceedings in the United
sta,ss Distriot oou,t in that c,tv. TIA.
Us,,.a s,., w -
.,' S - w. N. y. 'on's'In . Is m IN
alc.meht lor uea'on, louna ~ thls term OF the
g1ui1 " '1s ssna yu'y no" IN se,on, OF whieh
Lno " uissosoA 70 iIIemAn. ne gu o. the
M"I,ss a,t. sae unuan. peins Juuse o. tae
.aa eVut., sooh ypoh hlmsei .ne
ga'oo T. ~ ~ ae L u,s'.,os ~ court oe
M ~ eon'n' I,I sn1 asui humSer 9. Thereases,
s. "'' A"u ''u'''ou'y 0ohsP"'
Th. ~,i.or., Jud.. W. n 'ron.. =, Min.
;nd;n,neant rssJ ni.sdsS - NJ, L'iI, eA'"s inc
ny 1s -, Jpn m w. su'ty,
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Unfsrsanais ARRAY.

Tss.ssaAy afternoon We learn that tho Hon. Mr.
Rosssau, of Esntneky. assaniisd Hon Mr. Grin.
usfl Of 1owa. having been provoked thereto BY
words spoken upon the hOOr Of the House BY Mr..
arinnsll The latter had called down upon him
s,lf the condemnation Of rsspsetAbls persons by
AZ eourss Of remarks toward Gsnsral ROsSsau and
"a. % bs rsgrstisd that hs bad not been len to
sai,r auly .ihis sort Of ehAstissmsnt
~ lsa1n that the blows were sivsn 70 M. Grin
Ia vlfh = ssns, and that the party Alssiisd did
po,hirs d rpiprp szssPs 20 ssiss portion Of The
broksn vsspca.
The national Republican., 1866-06-15

Ar the trot on the Union course, between
Butler, Lady Emma and Vanderbilt, best three in
nys-siI hsatS-hrst was won By Vanderbilt, the
second and 9Th oy Lady Emma, and the third,
fourth and sixth by Butler. Time 2.aO, 2.aTi,
227, 22e, 22s, asa.
The national Republican., 1866-06-15

LAND 0FYICE AFFARs--During the month Of
May last II 240 acres located at tho st. Cloud
Minnesota, land oaioe with Agricultural College
scrip. During the same period 1881 acres were
taken up for actual settlement under tho Homestead
law at Bonneville Missouri. besides cash land sales
made, amounting to $2.769.44.
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THE FINAL ACTION OF CONGRESS
ON RECONsTRUCTION

w s~.<cA-D
At last after months OF rothy debate
after scores Of windy speeches-atter various
reports and numerous alterations-atter at
first abandoning the principle OF impartial
suffrage, and then dropping the policy OF dis
franchsing the people lately in rebellion
after series Of Matching out new plots and
tnkering at the work OF reuniting the coun-
uy--we nave a congressional scheme oil re-
construction. For once we agree with MT.
THADpEus STEVENS, that the hnal action oil
Congress Is not to be commended for what
it contains, but that it is scheme; and 1t is
matter OF congratulation that Congress has
had the courage and consistency to put its
chances upon and decide anything. we
now know what the Thrty-Ninth congress
is gong to the country upon-what it is to
stand or iaii py. IL has SINCE December last
Pers'stenuy ana Venomousiy opposed HE
PRESIDENTS Pohcy OF restoration. IL mas
said tnat reconstruction was wanted ana not
restoration. IL mas sputtered and declaimed
and exhorted by the month about the wick
edness and the folly Of the presidential plan.
But not one act Of TIE President has II un-
a ss.n " .orreV'i nu' na ,ee tas ..,'. nao Oeen
u, .'e,y s'op ua' .u..'aS.s :. naS en -. ~,
mains each State stands untouched by the
nanu VI o1nsreSs anu 'r1, ~ pouy uareu nc'
'i.A'e . soh'aiy re'ui' VI ihh hssiphNrs
iAoors OF upset one 'rahsac'ioh oi tnis ao-
mihiS'ra'ioh mn IN 'ne course o' resIora''on
NO sane man aouo's 'na' oouio congress
nave u,scoVere' nav IN 'ne Senemes Oh 'ne
nAe.uuNe' opu'u naYe Pu' i'S nnser on
sing'e ih,s'ahe' 1t wouiu nave rensheu 'ne
opportunity 70 mehtion anu memo IT.
"neh we cohsiuer the anxiety On 'ne part
., OonsreSS 70 MAKE case against ihE
Resident; WIN WHAT A'iui'y tney ~ou,u
nave Seihea On any goou pre'eAt 70 neutra-
lAe ms poneyi "hen we reuec' win What IN
tense hatred ne has been pursued what
ehorts nave been made to steel the hearts
and prejudice the minds OF the people
against him, and then realize that not an
iota OF his programme has been interfered
with It stands as a remarkable comment
upon the wisdom righteousness and consti-
The national Republican., 1866-06-15

aOvERHOR OF MOSTASA.--aREEN CLAY snrH,
NJ. O., has been nominated by THH PREsIDEEr to
be Governor Of the Territory Of Montana.
The national Republican., 1866-06-15

INTERNAL RRvESTE-The receipts from this
source yesterday were $578, ,3s4.92.
The national Republican., 1866-06-15
THE NATIONALlUNIoN CLUB.

The following Is the list Of officers and
platform Of ofpfnciples Of The Umos NATIONAL
CLuB Of washingtcn, .. o;
ome.rs OF shs n.s,s..i unioa club.
Hon. ALEX. W. RANDALL, Of Wisconsin.
VICE PRHsIpErrs.
Hon. d. 8. NORTON, Of Minnesota.
Hon. W. Y. JOHNSTON, Of Pennsyivania.
ABRAM WAKEMAN, Of New York. ~ w
Hon CHAs X PHELPS, Of Maryland.
Hon. THADDEUs wBLLEs, Of 6onnectieut.
Hon. A. J, KUYKENDALL, Of Illinois.
Hon. w. O. G00DLOE, Of Kentucky.
JAS. D. SMITH, OF Wisconsin.
Cen. JAS. b. sTEADMAN, OF Ohio. ~ 'f
CHAS. b. WILKINSON, Of Missouri.
Col. Il. 8. ALLBN, Washington, d. o. .lf
sHoRnfkRY.
sAM'LiB. LAUFFER, Of Psnnsyivania.
oonRRsPoNDIra aRoRHTARY.
]. d. FERGUSON, Of Tennessee.
..U g rRnAsuRnR. t1 .tH
0. 4. RTrrENHoUsE, president National Bank
o. oommerce, and Of the hrm Of Rittsnhouse,
# EXECUTIVE ooNrIrrEr. ..
Hon. j. R. D00LITTLE, Of Wisconsin. .lH ...
Hon. EDGAR C0WAN, Of Pennsylvania.
Hon. o. II. DROWNING, Of Illinois,
Hon. GREEN CLAY SMITH, Of Kentucky.
Hon. W. A. BURLEIGH, Of Daootah. !. g. y.
Mr.. CHARLES KNAPP ,of District Of Columbia
Mr.. SAMUEL FOWLER. Of District Of Columbia.
Honea eonviefisn % my eonrage; the Conaitafion
% my guide and IN tA< people Is my Jaiih.--As-
DREW JoHssos. 5I.yy we Cssi. 'ar' ,aap6. etT
The national Republican., 1866-06-15

IT is very hot in New Orleans Washing
ton ditto. Pow. .f'H
The national Republican., 1866-06-15

Ss-Madsm Mounts Pile salve-s Valuable
Remedy for that Diseass also, Consumption Destroy
or, and Bntirs Cure for the Bronehts Asthma As
be found At stotts Drug Store opposits National
Hotels oilman, near Metropolitan Hotel, Pord's
ner Of Eleventh and Pennsyivana avenue; Rntvisis's
corner Of Twelfth and PennsyivAnis avsnus Eiliott
corner Of and Twelfth strestsi Hsrbsughs corner Of
Seventh and o.. jal2-u
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r UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.
IL 81 71 80 . 2

-.' O.B. CHURCH 4 90.
Desire 10 call special attention Of the oarpentsr ana
BpdeIs, wheelwrghts and Coach hmAkOrs 70 their eT.
enase and well selected assortment Of all the various
klnds OF Lumber, consisting in part Of : - -
All sizes Of white Pine Poplar Walnut Oak Anh ana
Hickory. - = =
RRAMINQ. F H
white Pine, Spruce, HsmIoeR, Va, Pima ana t1.k
RLOORINd V-A'
white Pine, Spruce, Va Pine Eastern Shore ana OAK
Cygress, white Pine. Spruce, aud Cedar.
rgNCE'RA POSTS, AND PIoKEfs'
Bulls u Ls~b'r cat % Ord:. !. q. :sss,ss! ss.is.
mys'im oor. Maryland ave. and Nsvsath slrsst.
The national Republican., 1866-06-15

Moss. BLOT calls picked pigs feet "gutter
Inips"
The national Republican., 1866-06-15

sPECIAL NOTIOEs-.


as- Nstionsi Military Asyium.-4rhe man-
ayers Of the National Asylum for discharged volunssr
soldiers suthosed by act Of Congress. approved March
a. see ask proposals for sites for Asyiums W Donation
or sais. The premises must be stuats IN one Of the
loyal saes contain a least 100 Of land aad be In
. healthy location and easy Of by railroad Of
otherwise II ia the purpose Of the managers 70 erect
without delay extensive aud permansnt buildings for
said Asyums and lite estabiishmsnt viii Be largely ad
vsntsssous 70 any section railroad In the vicinity Of
its location.
Plans speeihoatons and estimates for Asylum build.
Ines Including detached cottages also asked for the
approval Of the Board. Liberal compensation viii be
given for the successful plan.
Proposals, plans, specifications, and sstimatss--,hs
hrs named to be IN writing, containing plot and de-
serpiion Of grounds and and condition. Of trans
fsr--must be sent to Major General D. ' BUTLER at
Lowell, Mass before the 10th day Of June, 1880
s BBnJ. y. BUTLER
UrH-. sip. President Board Of Msnsgsrs.
Lrwrs D. 0uNoKrL, Secretary.
~ Publishers Of papers authorised 10 publish the
laws Of the Uaitsd States will insert for three vset
and ssnd bl with eOpyO psbcatiOn. prior 10 June 20
my2s-sw
sF Moth and Frecklss.--L.diss smicted
with DseOloratons the Face called moth patches or
freeklss, should use Peuy,s Celebrated Moth and
Preetls Lotion. tits nfllible. Prepared By Dr.. O.
PERRY Dermaioiogist, 20 Bond street. New York Sold
By all druggists in Washington and elsewhere. Price
"a myl7.tt&ssm
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"hke hhu CeffbnoyI an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Dis
eases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers
with Of relief Sent free Of charge In sealed
letter envelopes. Address Dr. j. sKILLIN HoUoHToH,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. apl7-sm
6SBreech-Loading Arm.-Ths Board for
the Examination Of Breech Loading Arms Of which Gen.
eral Hancock 10 president 10 now in session At No. o.
wlnder's Building.
Arms will be received daily, between the hour. Of II
q m. and p. m, until further noties.
Inventors requested 10 submit their arms In per-
son or By agent TO the recorder Of the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt Hh .. s. Cav. Brew Lieut. COL U. "a,
mhla.n Recorder.
The national Republican., 1866-06-15

money paid under the provisions Of the resolution
until the Imperial Government shall give proper
assurance TO the Government Of the United States
Of the immediate withdrawal Of the French troops
from the territory of the RepubIio OF Mexico.
Mr.. Salisbury was unable to sec what constitu.
tional power Congress had to pass a resolution OF
this kind They had just as much right to appro-
PIRATE money for our own agricultural fairs and
horse shows. Id. 10. . ... .....
Mr. Harris said he had some information which,
though not at all pertinent to the resolution under
discussion, might be Of interest to the Senator
from Iowa [Mr. Grimes Mr. II. then read from
letter that the French troops would certainly be
Withdrawn. II he was at liberty to mention the
author Of this letter, Senators could not doubt the
correctness Of the information.
Mr.. Howard said there were now 90, 900 French
troops In Mexico. He hoped the Senator's inform
alton was correct, but he had his fears about It,
The policy Of the Emperor Napoleon was TO main.
tain Macmillan on the throne Of Mexico, and all
this talk about Withdrawing was mere amusement
He did not believe the French Emperor oontem-
plated any withdrawal The glory and honor of
France were too much At stake. The whole thing
was owing to the weak policy Of our own Govern
ment, and until there was some change In the ad-
ministration Of our department Of foreign affairs
until there was 4 reassertlon Of the good old Mon
roe doctrine-the French troops never would be
Withdrawn.
Mr.. Howe said II the presence Of the French
troops was insult to u.s. this was not the way to
resent 1t. II we are wronged let us proceed to
avenge that wrong as sovereign Powers should It
was certainly unbooOming for this body to sit here
day after day and discuss this question In such a
matter. It was certainly very small because Louis
Napoleon had insulted US 10 be making faces at
his boy.
Mr.. Wade did not think the country would bs
benefited by being represented at this exhibition
II was gotten up To enhance the splendor and gran
dsur Of the Napoleon dynasty, and the learned
sages We would send there would come back with
their heads filled with the glory Of monarchial in
stitutions. That was the way with al these shall
low scientific men. II was the way with our repre-
sentatiyes whom We sent to these European courts
Il scarcely took them month 10 become infatuated
with the ariStOorAOisI BY whom they were sur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-13

Kennedy, Smith, and saml Lindsey, Wilson, for do;
Abbte Burnley, Kelly, for Boston; and others.
Arr at do Jan 20, barks Hunter, York Nyork; o0th,
deipbis; 10 W Webster. Money, New Orleans. Ga
S Ssrk Eagle Potter New York. schr western STAR Cro1
MOBILE, FEB sod ship Norwood (Br). Patching L.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb l2-Arr steamships Alabama, Z
G 6urner and Evening Star, Quick, NYork Sid ctean
SoRFoT PsS SIEes sa ss ssSr sa.ul., Rockwell
NEWPORT. Feb 7--Arr schrs z Aroularius, Jackson
Sid 9th, schrs Julia Gamare MONTGOMERY from ST j
NIB, for Philadelphia; George Green Rich, Boston 70
VIM Franklin, Bel, Marblehead for New YORK; Lucy.
Gertrude Coalwel Calais for do; 10th sarah Bucf Or
Belfast for NYork; sloop D Mangam, Thatcher, NJ
NEW LONDON, Feb s-Arr steamer Mary Sanford. (
wood, NYork for Boston; brig Lewis Clark BartIett
sonville for NYork; schr Richard HILL Huise, Key wel
Sth-Arr briggs Catherine Rogers, Yeaton, Calais for
York Charles Heath Dix Portland for do; schrs Gertr
Colwe Calais for do; Lucy, Appeby Passport for do;
op DSSs
III :shs sa fSr dc
PHILADELPhlA. Feb lo-Cid baris Thomas ID.
Duncan, Trinidad; White Wing (Br) Wilkie Lams
echrs Tropc Bird Fowler, Barbados; Aida Lambert p
d%ence; Williamson, winsmores New York; r @ VIII.
PORTLAND, Dec 2-Arr steamar Franconis Sherw
PRoyI2ENCE, Feb ioa = steamer Thst,, Walden
Va; Mary Greenwood Rich, NYork.
llth-Arr schrs Panama Miles, Locust Point. Va; La
tine Gsisgs and Raymond Paine ElizabsthPorti
from Baltimore; Maria Wheeler, Miggins, from Nanssm
Burdick, from Elizabethport Mary Ann, Bryant from
Gun Rock Boyd. from HYork; sioop Oregon, Rhodes.