davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-04-05

III who patrunfze them. Tne eoods TO be disoo,ea
Of CAL be eeeu 1t any time ut their su1r i'd Desr
barn ttzcet. Let all interested cal and sea them.
t5s9
c---.-.-
A. wholesale. so6n J. West, Importer and Agent.
~ 80 - sia9u. a. extremely low prices
*. ~ ~ w - y 8 az xl62h. $l75, 81 .6A,
os. tx.J. fs.9G sao 1876 per dozen. Green
Muent sf1no,nR ~. warranted all na1'' Ducks.
calnG 9Hus anu atekahAck toWentng, BY the
prices. Brown Holl.nde Tor rt4ilors' use. iii lake
atreet, up slAtrs. P. O. DRIVER a,an Lh}cago. Pat
terms and quotations eent by mill m snni}rs+ion
, 1866-04-05
n1ilwnukee Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr3euue-]

ISptCiA Utspatcn 10 Tnt t1lc3kV 4Io14N1
MILWAUKEE,, April
F.pFR-More Ret1ve, With sales OF 80 bsls extra
spring at s7.oe; 80 bsla do. loV grades, At &6 g.
CsA1S-Wheat-Flrrn and steady. with sales At this
lo41d Of 1to bu At ti.26X cath. and ouJeT
&:thr week. .nd s1tsx, seller ali the week; sls for
No.: ec for rejected. At the Board the sales
were s7no bu At st~e64, eash sLzA buyer Al the
month 1t seller Ill week: sls seller last hslf
Apri fiesh receipts At the p Board the market
vas quiet but br. with iales Of looo bu No. spEn:
At f,:Bx, seller % daTs; st.2a buyer April Oats
Quiet snd nfo With sales II s6ke for No. l. Barley
mil With salta Of 40 bu bY sauple II &C delivered
p1oy,sloss- Quiet, with sa1ea OF Is uta Tafme lard
, 1866-04-05

PuIApE1ru1A- -Apt7lA This morning As the 20
o'cjock through tra,n Tor WASHINGTON. Wa passing
along the PENNEY lyania track on the Eest side Of
he Schuylkill, i email Iron bridge which crosses
he road near the VITO bridge broke down, ptenpa-
tatlpe The engine and tender Into the road below
Fny1nrstcly the trstn was moving slowly At the
11me. OF several GAIA would have shared afznll2r
tate-
, 1866-04-05

A Card.-I hereby acknowledge the
ptomptneEE with which IL. Murphy. Esq, Agent Of
tbe Peoria Marine End Fire Insurance Company has
raid ny tnl Slat for loss on atock Of boote. eboes
and leather In The fire at No. 1R5 South Clark street.
on the e9th Of March. And hAyinE been insured In
Enid Company for several YeArs past, I cheertully
recommend the PeosiR for fts fair dealing and ILL.,
emily. F.V. PIrSEr.
Chicago. Apt1l l. 1859 taos
, 1866-04-05

down With Inc engine, and wrsc instantly HIed.
Their bodies were buried beneath the rrfn1 50
much 20 that Il VIZ impossible 70 e1d7cate them.
, 1866-04-05

At1se. Kutter-scsrce snd h7mu, With aalns Of 10
ns III sh rpu 1t SIC.
Thezr are no eceapts Of wheat ths rosds being Inter
rupIed BY the freshet.
, 1866-04-05
Connecticut Eiecxlost.

uAHTFoRD. Conu., April 4-1be Hartford Epru-
inc Pyess makes The majority tof Aawley 5A on 4
foia. vote OF about fall returns hartnp becn
rccelyed from all the towns bnl tous, Of which We
IiLe Freds) nave the majotft}ee.
, 1866-04-05
Cincinnati Market,

fa,.o,., rsnos,sS Sac.nnst u ma11et.
rrscusAr1 Apsns.
ca4n-whest s,e1ay but sesres: a; Chicago No. i
nd sss'sstsd, i, S..'sy aoa,sa: ''S' N'@ '''
anaa nhsal-pn1 s- fesa4 salss st esa.
csa1asSs.ae1,nt' caa1as ssaDmas'.n'sd to 's~s'.
Pzqr1s,oxs-Frm: uas. po,k active md htxs.,
wasa s.l. o. o n. si 4 t - sseaa aas ba'i
Meats sfe.a,. with 'a'es Of 1'o@ - shoulders and
With snau sales-ho!drs ask 1sXe.
EcuAsoz-Ft,m md STEADY.
r. 7...,. ,7....
lspecia, Despatch % to The ] cb,saso rr,nnr.,
-..,, 81. Louis, Apsii !.
mo do do .'iJooass.sS 3 '''9'''
Flout-Du!l ana dropping. Sales :: ss,sss,uo for
seR scsT sod. I'm .s e.
e.se,c for Whit, oa,s nil =, ana.ane hn na aaa
ley-smsl lots SC !. In. N'
- roEs3sses of count1, at sasno and CITY Ness at
.,s; Taa.11-1e.ss. Sale. .:ssss and s,snlo-er but
New York Market.
,., new 1oKk4 Apf1 t..
ditsH.4 iats4os-nsavy aud l0w'F' Sales 81 asa 10' mid
Cs.Ia aezs s9a i p,ise. x,.heas DE-
ssssas s tS1 eta 1ooad 6ooe 0a,n: o s1 Is fer
t7as h5apa. nr,, VII, o,w.,..,.,,.v
Eo ,,sog o11 r. sH,st Bs,lsy quiet .ad
s.oEe and li7eTed. aad SC ios South n yellow.
9sts ss e e neteT t T. saea fe for new Western 81
N20S iM 0a W. s.,, e... ..,
as sss, sss.
kiSo 4 &Hg &3e;
c4nn' l''A0a no'' Ut III AZ z'se'e TOT lsss
s's U e11a opeaed ~ nus co..o
sse3assa 1or aex' mes., e!oslas 1t tss.s. ~:
rs oos2s;s for OLD d. and =! saesa0o for PRIME:
1ls0 10y o5s ~ e5s !of 4pla Hay ana Inne. sf
te7 % r. ~ x,n nnoi r. FL %
of fss asT tef a.s aa ao' cat ssT ms., st,
isNc for shost Abbed pxc or fong ciear. Lald au1
6oc for STATE. Cneese aaiss u tete22c'
New 70 ork Stock and ,loucv er.rust
ErW YoRx Anrfr l.
2 s e. III e..: ss moderate 'oF' at 1osk
oPen9E Il 1ss 3 'no e'o''ns AT
=. 81 rnn1 gta TTessnrv 9,a a ~. ,nn,,
, 1866-04-05

New Jrrnev Lee1AlatuFe.
TRExrox, MI, April 4.-Tbe Senate By a rote
OF 10 10 II Today, again refused to 70 tnlo }o!nt
sc.eiop for choice Of tenator.
, 1866-04-05
N oTICE,

FOR SAIE-At Ainsworth, my
viii beaatu IL oaf ont0fn, ~ 5sndsp III 1ad
GaIsh land to be drslhed thl Ze.l BY the pIainaxe
superior ltence and barn Of atone never hillpg
Esier ~ TGod; hns.sone gssye' a.nd and aay; Both
have stations 1t All sworth. peteF location for tho
milk bu!tnens could not be found Tnefe Il Eo1erAr
farm :. = Unsurpassed. TH0AAa G. MORGAN.
9pasa1
, 1866-04-05
BANGS BROTHERS,
50 Monroe street, Chicago, ILL.,.
AGENTS FOR THE WEST.
sr5tEEstTu gAATC 4p
POWERS,
Patent Perpetual Broom

Make your oEn REooms, apd thus save Y OF Whist
you now pay for that article. few more County and
State laghts for sale at bargain. Men ont Of bus.
ness! Why will ron he Idle? when you can take hold
or this Broom and make t1o where you invest 81.
Agents are now making rom SO to Sso per day. Buy
aToWr, County Or State Right
The BFoomf are nov being manufactured In large
aaapliles IN this city. All orders accompanied with
the money Oiled on tho1t nollee Send stamp for cir
cussE. or Gail 1t my Office AID get posted and You Will
fasest. CHAS. z BROWNE,
Eoom II TJlcr's B1oek.17 LaSal1e.Rt- Chicago.
t.1NN.4n
, 1866-04-05

The adysnee Ia domestic goods has checked trade
md 1he day has bsen dull one With the jobbers Of
this city. There are only ono or txo ways with The
market: either to steady it with prces or let It so
lower The latter Is probably what 1t will do unless
confidence can be restored. One auction house hers
has bern steadily At work since yesterday morning,
snd ono house In Philadelphia begun this morning and
will continue until tomorrow night. Under such cir.
enmstances the market cannot be felalle Or ateadY
, 1866-04-05


In foreign goods notice that delaiaes and fancy
silks ere lower. Common EnEtlsh and aeEnan Koodl
ttI selling low and there have been parcels
Of mohAtrt and lustrals sent bacE 10 England, the
4tes being less here than tbere. nfess koods par
tlculasly Of French and seasonable ssJles, command
mn
, 1866-04-05

AT Trinity Church. tn this city. on Tuesday evenint,
March 9Th. by IteE. Dr.. Cutumths, JOHN II. BUE.
Tig AID JENNIE F.. Daughter Of Solomon Convey, IN
Of this CITY,
, 1866-04-05

POARDIEG-W anted, with q
ID small. furnished front room By gentleman and
vic, With private family. Add1tss. stating price,
j. c. HAMILTON, Tribune office. References *.
changed. EH7
, 1866-04-05

TOR SALE-Cne engine, II
l. inches diameter OF cylinder, and rated at 80
aorse rossr t. perfect running ordef one boiler con-
infse boilers TX 4 lonS. having sso fnes eash Of
tues esch Is Inches 4lam:: two boilers 70 feet long,
having two tues each. IL inches dAm. two hydraulic
presses together With p1mps r1ttd At Gu tons pres-
sure each. For further partlc1l4rs address WAHL
RlsO5. d 1GHTALL. Drawer 63U5 P. o. Chic4go,
Ill. p35
, 1866-04-05

The following are the bidding rAtes: Mlchisau
Southern, per cent, 9sH: Paclnc Railroad. - -;
Illinois Central. rer cens, Is; Alton Tern uautt
Lit mortyage. S: do I'd, u; do, ID income Is; Chi
caxo Northwestern. tstl mortgage, eok: do ID do,
20; Hannba! & St Joseph land grants. -: Toledo d
Wasash, 1st mortgage IS; do 1st do e1tsnded Is; do
% do, =; GAlena Chicago, I'd mortgage. IS; Cevo
land Toledo sinking fund, 81: New Jersey Central u
mortgage. 1ox; siaaissipp Missouri lana grants 1st
mortgage, &c. Chlczgp& Alton sukinx fund, Is do
lat mortrnge. 95.
, 1866-04-05

TOR SALE-Cheap-A second
Il hand Return Flue Boiler, In good order 100
horse powsr capacity. Inquire Of FOX 4 HOWAED.
Sc South NAt&FAt,
, 1866-04-05

BOARDING Wanted, in q prii-
- rate family, OF where there arc bat few bosrtc,s,
by 4 respectable JonnR lady. Terms must be modcr.
bune oGice. t30
, 1866-04-05

Go to the Best-tSo to Bryant T. Strait
toms Chicago Commercial College to get thor
ouch, practical business education, OF to become
good Telegraph Operator. Address tor cIteuiarr,
BRYANT STEATfoS. Chicago, H.
Go to our friend N. r. MeFrtllsa for
kerosence oils lamps lanterns. chandeliers, glass
Na1e &c. II and Is Randolph street NSB6
, 1866-04-05

al who patrunize them. The eoods TO be d,soo,ea
Of can be seeu 1t any time ut their etore id Desr
barn ttzcet. Let ali interested cal md ees then.
, 1866-04-05

pOARDING-W Wanted-By three
- young gentlemen board and odging on the South
Sire east Of State street. Address A." r. u. Rox
5000. ls23
DOARDING-Wa anted-In q re-
- spectable Frensh or American mmIly by a slngle
gentleman. Address Tribune Office. IL. 8. s9t6
, 1866-04-05

TOR SALE-At a great bargain,
l. 1900 apn.f tfees, choice varieties aud true "a
name; Will deliver in Chicago f1oo per 100 Will
sell the entire lot At the nursery At Cold MAeE Aish
gan: For further Information Inquire OF HOOKER &
JONES, No 107 Lake street. Ctcago. or o. z
WHITE, Cold dEAtef. EEl
, 1866-04-05
4trap&Q,

GTRAYED-Or Stolen-An IRON
~ grsy Colt 3H yeaEs OLD, and The K1pseas WsyoA
713 Ths nnler VII pe rewarded By 1utnFutrg Tao
sane To III Fulton IT. 8. CAUWALl. tSH0
, 1866-04-05

BisA0F eogKT, south Of washington st.-1sax1so n,
< Afk S STREET, west of Lincoln st.-,utss
IT. st f Tsss sss ;s to d.
wAkkES STREET, west Of Robey ss-sozss tt. to
MAlNgT STREET. vest Of Lincoln s.,-e7x.1?s
FULTON STREET, west OF Neubtn st-l611I n 10
FULfoE STREET. .. ". cor OF Morgan st.-soa11eo
EE3hik E I4sSE SFREE1 M s9o.h Of Lake st1;s.1ss ~
nESEES STREET. north of Lake s.-as1,nn.; may
~ SsSSlsS Ssss e Eniss ast j. p 1ta0sn 's*' II.
JACKSON STREET, !. {. cor. Of A1lport st.-7exl2s
rAUIiEA sfREET, south Of Jackson st,-loa112s H.,
uER9ffi fidE IT Street. south OF jackson st-125s,a
cARkoEE siREET, ES 3. VI. cor. Of wood st-1oor1s
CAKkoEL siREEr. s:w, COZ. Of Lincoln st-ln1l2s
aoYNE sTkEEr, sonth of f5ackson ss.-l2o1tl H. to
Nc kAf% ;a srrEEr. west OF Ho5ne st-1oo1lp feet
cNSAE SFhEE1. N. ". cor OF Twelfth se,-,oo feet
TWELFTH STREET, n. ", cor. OF Canal ss.-aoo tees
CLINTON STREET. N. E.eor. Of Tvelnh st. 10 feet
BUEKER sTREEr, 8. ". and n " cor. or cana, st.
TwEIFTH sTkEEI. NV. cor. Of Olive st--cosx2as
TMELfTa STREET. west of Hal..ed ,t-ss1loo feet
KSzE I e e.! sse;s q fs,;i. s1 ct
KaNsSs X T sfkERr. 500 feet 'front.'; Nebraska st, 500
si gR1 e1 do's ssss i dhs9 t.tt
THRoof I: d LGoaIs. jackson aud Van Buren sts.-
Ri iS15is Sc \. feet;
sAMUEL STREET. n. ". cor. Of c1a1ina ss-aapxtao
LUhRER 81 fkEETt opposite Loonis st-soo feet 1tout
, 1866-04-05

POARD1NG-W anted-By q
there arc bnt few o. no Other boaruert within
ilnc 10 fdrrieh rooms Tequied No Objection 10 70
on North Or West Side, Address Box No. Ga Chi
, 1866-04-05
Boaroing==@(antt1

ROARDlNG-HN anted, by gen
Dtleman and wife, with private family, IN 1 de-
sttable aud pleasant locality Chamber and Sitting
, 1866-04-05

TOR SALE-Buildings on LaSalle
l. street-thrte frame buildings Nos. III lie and liz
sfcef, to he REMOVER between the 1t and 18th
of May. a. j. AvEi.E1 Real Estate ONCE, No.
, 1866-04-05


Thsre Is no particular change 10 notice In the mar.
ket value OF boots and shoes during the weak, nnd
prices reuasin ytfy much as before.
, 1866-04-05

T OST-On Saturday, March slst,
i IN English coach slut months old. with one
bIack car. aui dsrk body. bad fAney leather col.
retuIpp9 her to 120 Chicago syenue VIII be literally
rewarded SE3
, 1866-04-05
,fnun1.

FOUND-A young black horse
L. about = years old 'Tha oTnsr will ind hin, .t
JONI VASDEksSlcK's% nesr llrs Farm, on Mstls
FOUED-A brass store key. NJ az
y be seen AtG C. COOK SEQ. rn,s
, 1866-04-05
BDarrt1tg.

POARDlNG-Twog gentlemen Can
II End furnished room md board With Eespecta-
bic private tRu.ly also one or Two day boltders ~
calling nt I3S L2ke It, No RtAtI4. l1!3
, 1866-04-05

TO RENT-Twogood frame dwell
il ling houaes. plea, ansly situated on North L.
Sale D. between Chcagu avenue md Chestnut street.
Rent $eG1 per nnrum. Apply to pUElSQTQS 4
SCRANTON. 409 South Haiefa st $50
, 1866-04-05

New York Stock Rnd Honey tf4rRef.
Srw YORK, April 1.
MoxEY-steadya Ut sa6 PCT Cent, call loans.
S7xuISq E1cHASat-1n uodctnfe zr1ucat ut l05k
aIGSE, for nrst class hfls. ,.-- -
SGoLp--Amertcan gold WAS without decided eherge,
oncnipr At lSk deGftntp. to ~ and clo1ipc Al E
'EvT1t;UT9 TO IIrERFooL-Dull-
C,ovtHNxENr S1oCk-A shade easier.
r. s. 6. 81. comp: Treasury 1-3os Sd 1es.1ooH
U: 3. sas. coup. '69..sH !
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-18
SENATORIAL ELOQUENCE.

1t is not often that the Senator from
Rhode Island startles the nation. On
Monday, however, he let fly in this
lyle:
Mr.. Sprague presented the memorials
Of manufacturers of steel, sheet iron,
bronze colors, salt, cigars, and other arti
cles. stating that the import duty Is so
low as to operate against home manu-
features, and asking for q remedy in in
creased import duties.
Mr.. Sprague said he had introduced a
resolution on this subject recently, mere
ly as a resolution of inquiry. He had
desired simply to give voice Of warn
ing, which his own experience had
taught him was necessary. He had no
interest in any particular department OF
manufacture, but he knew that it was
necessary to protect the manufacturing
interests of this country. He did not
believe that certain foreign nations
were entitled to the sympathy of the
Senate; and when he saw petitions in
troduced here, which came from men
who were paid by parties In other coun-
tries, he could not help doubling the
honesty of their purpose. All he had to
say of personal nature was, that the
criticisms and complaints of a certain
New York paper and of q member OF
the other House was, that 1t was desira-
BILE to him. The course of this newspa.
perand of the party to W hich it belonged
had been for four years ininlical to thi:
country. a... .....
We heard Webster at Valley Forge
aud Choate at Dartmouth but we neve
heard Mr.. Sprague.
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captive. and the world will echo with the
fame OF the Ruler, who, in the face o.
fanatical opposition, dared to be gener'
GUS as we'll as just. Let him, catering
to the evil passions of the Radicals, allow
Jefferson Davis to be tried, condemned
and murdered, and the. nations of the
earth will blush at the blacklist deed OF
human history; and he, whom release
would make thepowerless and pardoned
representative Of an extinct party and q
dead creed, will become in the eyes OF
the universal South, a martyr whose
wrongs will be the theme of all posteri-
ty, and to avenge whose fate IN blood
and fire will be the legacy of sacred
duty that the present, in its weakness,
will leave to the coming generation, In
its strength. ai 7 a'9 Hi
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-18
OF THE MUSEUM.
Truly yours.
p. T. BARNUM.

HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION sAFEs]
The most retiabe protection from fire no'c known.
T1nd,s Patent Crystalized Iron, the best security
against burglars drill ever manufactured, no
No. 251 Broadway, cor. Murray street New fork.
f"' HERRING 4 CO Chicago.
~ KNowLs wALFoRD Agents. Richmond va
oct7--n 81 Ell i j NJ !.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-18

ELooUENCE OF ANDREW JOHNSON
The following is one of the most truly
eloquent passages ever spoken. 1t is
from speech addressed by Andrew
johnson, in April, 1864, to mass meet
ing Of the people of Knoxville and
vicinity: lli .itn ID
my countrymen! my heart yearns
towards you; and | am one of YOU. /
have climbed yonder mountains, rock
ribbed and glowing in sunshine, in
whose gorges, in whose caverns your
sons, hunted like beasts, have fallen to
rise no more. 1 do not speake of these
| things to draw your tears. 1t is not the
time for tears, but for blows. speak OF
them that may fit your arms for UNI
conquerable fight. And speak of them
because the mountains seem to talk 10
me. My house is among the mountains,
and, though it is not far away, cannot
go to 1t. 1t is the place where met and
loved her who Is the mother Of my
children. Do not love the mountains
And ifliberty is to expire, II freedom is
to be destroyed, if my country in all its
length and breadth is to tremble beneath
the oppressor's tread, let the flag, the
dear old flag, the last flag, be planted OIL
yon rocky heights. and upon 1t let ther,
be this inscription: Here Is the end O
all that is dear to the heart and sacred 3,
the memory of man 10 ae agn8q Ell
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-18
baltimore STEAM PACKET
Id C0MPAN
STEAMER "EOLUS,"

BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
Id COMPAN
STEAMER "EOLUS,"
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH TO FORT MONROE,
EASTERN SHORE MATHEWS COUNTY,
GLOUCESTER AND YORKTOWN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
The New and Fast Steamer 10.
EOLUS," Captain P. McCarrick,
Commenced her regular trips to the abovonamed places
on the 9th SEPTEMBER.
This Steamer will leave the Company's Wharf, on Wide
Water street. opposite the Atlantic Iron Works. Norfolk,
at 81 O'Clock, touching at Portsmouth and the
Government Wharf, Town Point) every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
for Cherrystone-every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
for Mathews and Gloucester counties and Yorktown,
touching at Old Point going and returning each trip
This Steamer connects with the Baltimore steam
Packet Company's Steamers "TII0S. KELSO and AIDE
LAIDEn for Baltimore and all points North and west
Through tickets sold this Steamer for Baltimore
and her connections.
This Steamer is especially adapted to the service IN
which she is engaged being very Fast having fino
Accommodations and Ia noted as an excellent sea Boat
and will make her trips regardless of the weather
For freight or passage, apply to D. Y. BALL. Agent
Portsmouth or to the Puiser of the Steamer.
A''' " THOs H. WEBB,
Agent
Norfolk, December IL, 1866. decl2-u
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-18

A cotemporary says the article which
produces so many deaths from Gun
known causes" is sold in every town
and village In the state. 1t has many
aliases as a thief, and as many disguises
as murderer 1t attacks its victim i'm
the gayest festive circle, and waylays
him In the lowest haunts of wretched-
ness. No station 10 exempt, and no
condition in life is above or below Its
assaults. 1t adapts itself to the purse OF
every purchaser, and Is all things to all
men. Consulting every taste, it slays
all alike. False throughout, it attributes
its final work to an unknown cause ~
its very victims being impelIed by
shame to refrain from denouncing thu
murderer, and to assist In the conceal
ment. aa4 Aas suits -
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AND CAN THIS BE TRUEf
TFrorn the philadelnhia Press If Mondax

TRIAL OF RAPHAEL SEMMEs.-The
trial of Raphael Semmes. late COM
mander of the rebel steamer Alabama,
it is generally believed will take place
very shortly. The full detail for the
court has not yet been made, but it Is
believed that the arrival in this city of
Commodore Winslow has something to
do with the. subject. National Inteli-
qencer Jan. 16. S. 1 ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT or NETWORK .........D DC 10

CLEARED.
s.ag Re sl v ESpGnd'2. sJ kysrpoo oSH, Wood
Steamship Hstters, Alexander Norfolk CITY Point sud Richmond
stssadp L. B. sooder lockwood Charleston. Livingston FoI
steamship Chs.apest. Johr,on Portland ). F. AIMEE
Steamship Saratoga King Norfolk City rOn, and Richmond O.
stssm,hip Esris Greene Havana Garrison Allen.
Bs s.otR.Dd b. cIove s Is r. smith
Bs Flor De- Mar lBE Peis. Windsor n g. D. r. DE Wofk
Bg L-sundo can,ner (span sally s,. aud csmpsschy Bru
BnI Tio' Tar, Thompson Mayasuea P R.. l. w.&P Arm.
schI. Lady Woodbury.. Smith. Nassau J. : IngIshsm.
s co.., y ss saith G,ad Rs,, N'V f 9a1' Co"n
sehr. Ehza 5. Bosl New. Haven g: X. RACKET
seEi Jus i 4 Bsio,E cfS@s r. js'sIo no. Notion
schL Magellan. Ame', savannah Th'ysr Sargent
ARRIVED.
s,sspip cs.dons BI) NeDon,i glasgow Nov 20 VIZ No,.
Dee with uds- and Ps. p MoDousd iss had iesvv
%se lin S,d.oSs or N.rOiesn. LIZ In por-BaTs II
He'd ioI Boston the m r 'ip Rhode for Nsw ora aud barb
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r sssho Low By I,'-d tie chain and drilled ''horo
ps fslss o Bouon Robinson CTondsiaJ Oct a. and Enore
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and NV gales head sailed from EnBoe company
with 's0g for Boston and her sya the 2h IN the
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been OF
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entire Leit vssseli
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Schr. J. a. Lockwood, Shebbit OsOrzetoNn.
schr Yankee Doodle. Mauou. Georgetown.
Schr. = Morssn Dsys Georgetown.
Schr. A. Mason Move. jacksonville.
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sclr WatAAsa POyi Beaufort, n. {.
sehr Fcued Home. Thorn. New London.
Schr. Sea Qoeei. GnIdill BGl'inoIs Tor Boston
sohT S. Lucuf FreUch. RocEp0rt
Sehr MOONLIGHT Miller. Philadelphia foT Boston.
Sshr Willie Lee Lesvsy, Roct'oud.
Schf. Joiu, Fsitenhsll IOnesyon.
SrhT Lucy d. new tmats, smith Quincy Point.
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schr r SheWcomb Hsgns Nihnia FOR Providence.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
BORT il1aroen's Notire.

NEW YORK.
POET WARDFsg OFFICE No IS Nilihm.tt
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, in accordance with see
~ ton Off act passed Ar H. 1857 entitled An Re-
orsnizs the Wrden Once Port NeYoft to ali
interested having hsTss o. the subject matter Of sueh
the following
,rder by Wtdcn that the ad
elsust0u competed thu succeeding
not board ssd Fe-sals
fk thfriss Edward. ...-......--..4 X
Its Pomona. s...5 H.
Tak th.tou .schCurb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20

FAIR AND FESTIVAL AT ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.
The fair and festival Of the fund for the enlargement Of
this beautiful church as will be By the ADVERTISEMENT
closes with the current held u the large basement
hall church extending through the block om Tweaty
eighth 10 Twenty .nnth,s between Third and Lexington
ayes by either Of these lines Of The
numerous tables bOuntIily supplied with articles Of tie
most elegant ornamental and useful character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20

FANCY FURs-KNOx, the Ladies must remember,
he, superb Of these dress articles which be disposed
TO get greatly reduced owing the Of the
who desire purchase do better than to des
with gentlemen he the stylish HAr issued this
season KNOX 2l2 ana No 53J Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-20
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM GLASGOW Dec leIn steamship CsledoniaJohn PlsI
e1-Unied Consul
lady family j. Davidson John vs. Heesn Rob w ferrr and
lady Mira Smith. Col McDouzs j. ~ Tsyor and lady Mise A.
Cow. Mt. Hil. Mr.. A. Casey. c. Boyce.
PROM CHARLESTON. Dec ls-ln steamship ssagosaJossh
Rsnsord, T. PIuksti J. Fischer