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THE LEGISLATURE z.

Alameda County-Hcnry Robinson.
Alpine and Amador
Butte and Plumas-Seneca Ever T. NJ. Smith.
Calaveras Thomas Hardy. W. H. Leonard.
Colusa and Tehama-JOhn II. Rush.
Contra Costa and Marin-Charles B. Porter.
Del Norte, Humboldt and klamath - S. P.
Wright.
81 Dorado james Johnson, F. L. Maddox.
Fresno and Tulare--J. w. Freeman.
Los Angeles P. Banning.
Mariposa, Merced and Stanislaus- W. 5.
Mont g0mery.
Mono and Tuoumne-O. Wolcott, G. S. Ev-
ans
Lake. Napa and Mendocino-C. Harston.
Nevada David Bclden, Joseph. Kutz.
Placer-E. l.. Bradley. James E. Hale.
Sacramento-E. H. Heacock J. L. Benton.
San Bernardino and San Diego-M. G. Tuttle.
San Francisco and San Matco- Um. j. ShaW,
John S. Hagar, A. l.. Tuhbs H. l.. Dodge, Hor-
ace Hawes.
San Joaquin Samuel Myers.
Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo-P. W
Murphy.
Santa Clara W. J. Knox.
Santa Cruz William E. Lovett.
Shasta and Trinity-John P. Jones.
Sierra--L. Z. Pratt
Siskyou-E. Wadsworth.
Solano and Yolo-L. B. Miner.
Son"ma- George Pearce.
Sutter and Yuba-E. Teegarden, Lewis Cum
nngham.
Democrats Gin itaic) Z, Abolitionsts 80.
ASSEMBLY.
Alameda County-John L. Wilson, Thos Egar
Alp and & Amador - Miner Frink, Harvey
Lee.
Butte-W. P. Tillen, George E. Smith
Calaveras-Isaac Ayres, NJ. NJ Collier, N. G.
Sawyer
Colusa and Tehama- ". s. Long.
Contra Costa-F. A. Brown.
Ell Dorado-J. S. Campbell, j. F. Kidder, f. L.
Smith, E. F. Taylor.
Fresno-R. p. Mace.
Humboldt. Heustis.
Lake and Napa-John NJ. Coghlin.
Lassen and Plumas--J. d. Good.cin.
Los Angeles W. H. Peterson, E. c. Parrish
Marin-D. Olds.
Mariposa-J. w Wilcox.
| Mendocino- WiHiam Holden.
| Merccd and Stanislaus-R. II. Ward.
| Mono and Tuolumne-J. E. Goodall L. /. Ho-
| gle, Otis Perrin.
Monterey-M. G. Ireland.
| Nevada John Pattison, George D. Dorrin, r
Leech. II. L. Hatch.
Placer-John Yue William Sexton John Bos.
quet.
Sacramento-Dwight Hollister, VIM. B. Hunt
Tbos. Hansbrow, J. NJ. Maholmb, P. j. Hopper.
San Bernardino-J. W. SatterWhne.
San Diego ID. B. Kmrtz.
san rraUClSCO-CHdTIeS CItyIOtl, CulHco DoW
man, e. Wiggin, S. e. Bugbee, Henry Dutton
David Dwyer. j. II. .McCleiiand, VI. fl. Bralcy
Michael Hachins, George HUI st, s. L. Lupton
f. j. Chase.
San Joaquin-C. H. Chamberlain, w. E. Green
San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara-R.J.Hill
San Mateo-George H. Howard.
Santa Clara-John Zuck, j. NJ. Corey, A. B
Hunt
| Santa Cruz-Willam Anthony.
Shasta-J. N. Chapelle.
| Sierra-M. A. Singleton G. Meredith.
| Siskiyou-Thomas II. Steele, J. K. Luttrei.
| Solano-James NJ Lemon
Sonoma-O, H. Hoag, Il. e. Biedsoe, J. L
DoWning.
| Sutter-Francis Hamlin.
| Trinity-J. c. Dorr
| Tulare-J. C.. BrOtcn.
YOO-Charles +. Reed.
| Yuba-E. J. Sherwood, A. ] . Batchelder, Or.
rim Stewart
| Democrats 10, Aboitionists 61.
The Placer herald., 1866-03-03

"Motber," said little Ned, one morning,
after having fallen out Of bed, 81 think |
know why fell out of bed last night. 1t
was because slept too near where got in" !"
Musing little while, as if in doubt whether
be bad given the right explanation, he adj
ded, mo, that wasn't the reason, it was be,
cause slept too near where fell out"
The Placer herald., 1866-03-03

GEN. SIcKLEs NoNrLussED On recent
occasion, General Sick les, OF the federal army,
accompanied ex Governor Aiken of South
Caroliua, on a vsi, to bis Sea Island planta-
ton, on Jehosee Island, 10 assist in persuad
ing bis former slaves TO enter into labor con.
tracts for the ensuing year. They found the
negroes totally unwilling. however, to enter
into such an arrangement, as, indeed, they
are throughout the South generally. The
prominent difficulty in their minds WAS the
hope and expectation that the Government
would divide out lands among them. Our in'
f"rmant reports the following colloquy as tai
king place between General Sickes and one
Of the "bead men" on the plantation. 1t
speaks very well for African logic:
"General, cant you send 10 the Gobermeut
and ask 'um to let US buy de, Ian, an we will
pay for de Ian in two years; an If we no pay
for um, den let de goberment take de Ian
back"
The General replied that 'such an arrange
ment was impossible; that the land did not
belong TO the Government, but Governor Al
ken. their former master, who. as everybody
knew, was very kind master, and would
pay them good wages" The reply was:
"Well massa Generai-din we use 10 be.
long 10 Mosser? and din de goberment tax u.
from Mosser and glib US freel Den cant de
goberment do de same wild de lan!'
General Sickles was Of. course unable tc
deny the consistency of the reasoning which
also showed that the negro had clear idea
Of the immense spoilation ofproperty which
the South had suffered. His mistake was in
expecting TO find no limit to it, short Of entire
destitution.
The Placer herald., 1866-03-03

FAMILY DIALoGuE.-The following dia-
logue is said to have taken place between a
married couple on their way to the Vest
my dear, are you comfortable in that cor
mort" "Quite, thank you, my dear" Sure
theirs plenty Of room for your feet!" "Quite
sure, love-" "And no cold air from that
window by your cart" "Qnte certain, dar,
ling" "rhen, my dear, Ill change places
With you"
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@ Preparations on large scale are ma.
king in Mobile for the Spring races. Many
prominent turfmen and noted horses are ar
irving.
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OF EVERY KIND
BOTH
PL IN AND ORNAMENTAL
DOE AT REASONABLE PRICES.
Democratic State Central Committee

O6lNUCT dCIC OIdCc OCUV1 Oh
First District-P. A. Forester.
Second District-E II. Vandecar.
Third District-Wm. H. Glasscock.
Fourth District-T. W. Freelon.
Fifth Dstrict-J. w. Vaudeville.
Sixth District-J. s. Curtis.
Seventh District George Peirce.
Eighth District John Daggett.
Ninth District John Berry.
Tenth District Alexander Montgomery.
Eleventh District Daniel w. Gelwicks.
Twelfth District-T N. Cazncau.
Thirteenth District james Fl. Lawrence.
Fourteenth District Thomas Findley.
Fifteenth District j. D.. Hambleton.
Committee at Large--From Sacramento; ). W.
Coffroth, j. c. Goods, VIM. Shattuck; from san
Francisco, John Fl. Beard, VIM. T. Coleman, Jas.
II. Cutter, Joseph P. Hoge and Eugene Casser'y'
The Placer herald., 1866-03-03

A gentleman from Texas says it is not
known what. has become Of Senator Wigfall.
Ii is considered certain that he has not eros
sed the State into Mexico, and il in the U.
Staten, bis lcaIity is secret. Many believe
that he il dead. -
The Placer herald., 1866-03-03

The editor Of country paper says that he
felt called upon to publish Father Lewis SER
mon on the Locality Of He'll" as it was
question in which nearly all Of his readers
was deeply interested"
The Placer herald., 1866-03-03

A friend complaining Of the "infernal rev
enue system" says he can't put his boots on
without stamp.
The Placer herald., 1866-03-03

When the Siamese twins travel they re-
fuse to pay two fares, and will not consent to
split The difference.
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COURTS. COUNTY OFFICERS, &C.

DISTRICT COURT.-Hon. T. B. Mcfarland
Judge Meets the first Monday in February May
August and November.
COUNTY COURT.-Hon. II. Fellows. Meets
on the first Monday in March, June, September,
and December. The Probate court also meets at
the same time ,
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS District No. l,
Samuel Dodd; residence Lincoln.
District No 2. W. G.. Richmond; residence at
Dutch Flat
District No. 3, A. B. Scott; residence at Forest
Hill. The Board meets OH the first Monday in
February, May, August and November.
The Placer herald., 1866-03-03
SAN FRANCISCO.
MEDICAL AID.
Qiuck Cures and Moderate Charges.
DIR, D, w, DOHERTY'S
Private Medical and Surgical In
Stitute.

Sacramento Street. below Montgomery, opposite
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co Is office.
Private entrance on Leidersdorff Street, San
Francisco. Cal.
The Placer herald., 1866-03-03

Established expressly to afford the afflicted sound
and scientific Medical aid, in the treatment
and cure OF all Private and Chronic
Diseases, eases of secrecy, and
all sexual diseases.
, 1866-05-26

r. All persons Who has ptilmpney 70 a.
For scr icr thiS ptp.r ar r,Qnsstya %
n, tin, onicc or sent ,hri, ntmc, he Is not
,hot.>clt to collie, fnr me l.Hitar. \ sood
nva>s,r wanted -cal a, rhta oticc 70 sioh 4
e ,tcnly mi, byntnt N6il Et EiYyn.
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PORT CALENDAR.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday. fJULE Is
Schr John T williams, wyman Phila delpha. 16 days.
nine of which were becamed of Cape Hatteras. Iron
Coal and Mdze. To Il F Baker & 90. Cameron Barkley
90, Fl Gerdts & Co. W Roach, Bruins & Bee, Railroad
Agent w u whilden & Co, A Bischof & 90, J b Duval
4 Son, @ Averin & Son, @ W Williams & Co. Bissen
Bros, q Peake, King 90. Mowry & Co. Field
man, Hart sr Stenhouse Co. O'Neill BolnIann
Bros Brown schirmer. Easterby. Huger & Ha
sell, Oommins, q g Budd, Shields Commin,
FORE ston, Smith Tower, Cohen. Bernhardt.
Il Volers Raoul & Lynah, st Marks, Phillips &
Mcdowell, Ohisolm Bros, and Order
Steamer Kate J Flynn. Palatka via Jacksonville,
Savannah &c. Mdze To T Lockwood, B Togni
b g Thomas. Bates. Craig. Tuomey & Go. A W Den.
mis-, W Steele.
A Schooner unknown.
Cleared Yesterday. lJULY Is
Steamship Lulu, Childs, Baltimore-Street Bros & Co.
Went TO Sea Yesterday. (JULy Is
Steamship Lulu Childs. Baltimore.
From this Port.
Steamship Quaker City, West, New York, July 10.
Steamer Dictator. Coxetter. New York, July Ia.
Memoranda.
The schr Lath Rich. for this port, was spoken 9Th
inst, of Hatteras by steamship James Gary, at Bat
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unchanged. Cheese quiet and easier. Butter without
change Lard very dull Tallow steady thout change
in price.
PRoDUoE-Ashes quiet and easier for pots which are
quoted at 2Ss 3D. pearls steady sos Cd Sugar quiet
bnt steady. Coffee quiet. Rice unatered. Linseed
oil is In small demand at 39s Cd to 4Os dull and
unchanged Spirits turpentine offered at AS. Petro-
leum-small sales Of refined Is 1Od to 2s.
LONDON MARKETS.
BREADsTUFFs-In email supply. Flour Ia dearer
Wheat rather higher. Indian corn hrmer
PaoDuoE-susar gu ct and unchanged In price. Cof-
fee inactive. Tea firm. Rice held for small advance;
Tallow quiet at 45s Cd to 1es for on spot.
LIVERPOOL, June 28.-The cotton market quieter
tone. and middng upland is quoted at barely 1sKd.
Bresdstufs anu provisions are quiet.
LONDON, Juno 28.-Consols S6X to 87 United States
6-2Os 64k to 64x; Erie shares SIX to SO; Illinois
Central shares 7SH to IA; Bank rate of discount
changed.
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Foreign Commercial Intelligence.
fper steamship City of London.I


LIVERPOOL, Jure AZ, A. M.-CorroN-The market
has been buoyant and American is = 10 u dearer.
Other kinds higher The sales for Monday and Tues
day amounted to % bales, OF which 85U0 bales for
export and teculaton closing with rather less buoy
ancy mfddling uplands about 13 I'd.
MANoBEsTEB TBADKA-To.e less buoyant, owing TO
receipt OF adverse telegrams from Bombay.
BHEADsrUFFs Messrs. Richardson, Spence Go. re-
port-Whtat In steady demand at extreme Winter
red aud southern lis to lis Cd freely
ed, and Ia soms oases r'ther easier; mixed American
29s Sd to 39s Cd per 40 lbs. =
PRovIsIoss-Messrs. Bgiand, Athya Il Co., Bruce q
Co.. rep0rtBeet In good de and 2s Cd So dearer
Pork stil advancing, 40 Ga higher. bacon rner but
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

The New York Journal Of Commerce. OF Wednesiay,te
11th inst, states that:
Tho demand for m,Ery for speculative purposes has
somewhat incrs's~h Capital Ia .bundaot. and call
IoAi :.N, made upon Government securities In
large sums At "a per cent; upon stock colateras
larger proportion Of the transactions a per cent
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIs July 10.-CorToN-There nothing
new in the cotton market yesterday. The news from
Liverpool and New York very encouraging and
holders were thereby inspired to hold of and await
further advces. which, it is predicted will be stil
more favorable We quote;
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, July 12.-CorToN-There has been
from 28 to 9lo o-'s
GoLD-There was quite excited market early I'm the
day and sales were made at 161 even higher rates
were onered, but no sales were made. The market
after hereoeipt of the noon dispatches from New York
was more quiet A'
SuvzR-Unchanged.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE. July lO-CorroN- market of to-day re-
mains ut about what has been the past few days
The advices to the 2sh, received this morn
ing had the eject Of making prices little easier but
without ch nge In figures 200 tales disposed of
on basis of 29c for Middng. Factors are still hold
Ing back their good tables, and the Offering is not
of q desirable quality.
MONETARY AND FINANCIAIs-The condition of financial
matters In London and Liverpool, reported by the
ste,mer tof the 2Sth received this morning, shows
more satisfactory state of affairs than existed since
the panic The Bank Of England has not yet put down
the rate as was generally expected but the London
pers report this "stand" precautionary measure in
view of the uncertainty of political affairs In Europe
The sudden tumble of Gold in New York took quite
number by surprise, and shows conclusiveIy that
foreign news was not looked upon unfavorable The
market herr opened at about 16O and some few sales
were made early In the day from 100 to 15l
siderable inquiry. Most of the orders filed
over, after the decline accepted here closed at
148 to 100.
Sterling is aimosta drug upon the market. The
condition exists in Ne Orleans Inquir being
made from that point to whether Commercial Ster-
ling can be negotiated here at ALL and at any prices
fair amount Of business has been done in New York
sight at irregular prices. he banks drawing this
morning at premium, and outside rates a premium
but since O'Clock different parties have drawn at from
New Orleans sight continues at par.
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SCRIVEN HOUSE

THIS FIRsT-cLAss HOTEL HAVING BEEN RENO
i vATED and newly furnished, ts now open for the
eoeption OF the travelling public.
q. MoGINLE4, Proprietor.
NAV 29 2IAo
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Commercial paper is IN good request at 6@6 per cent
per annum discount foe the best sigma short
GATE. and from that to oent for selections from
otner good names maturing at three four months.
Hoid is lower It opened this morning at I49 q, fell
on o, 40 1852, and closed at o'clock at 149x
silver sells little more freely at to &c below the
price of gold. -
Foreign Exchange Arm. but not very active. Lead
ing Dankers ask lO9H for sixty days sterling bills and
an ror short sigh. do We quote: Bills a sixty days
r, sGr bankers do at short sight i1o 1lo Paris at
800; Antwerp $40 to 10; Swiss; 612h to $40; Ham
Durg S6H to 37H; Amsterdam, 401S to AK; Frankfort
~ to 43H; Bremen, IT to 70; Prussian thalers IA
to 76H.
PRODUCE MARHET.
NEW YORK, July 10.-rhe receipts OF the prip cipal
kinds Of produce since last have been bbis ashes
1917 bbs -four $40 bbls and 1400 bags meal 72O0
bushels wheat 1490n bushels corn 1l50 bushels rye
600 bushels malt 11s bushels oats 30 pkgs beef and
379 bbs whiskey.
COFFEE continues quiet at dropping prices. Java at
"a to 2oo native Oeylon at 1s to Marac bo at IT
to 1skc Laguayra at IT to $780, Rio at to &c., st
Domingo at l6H to Ito. cash, In gold, per lb The
weeks receipts Of Rio have been bags sales 70s2
bags Stock OF all kinds first hands, TO-DAY, 224776
6sgs and mats. including. according to Messrs. VIM.
Scott Sons, OF Rio and Santos 149l87 bags of Java
mats 1897 mats Of Java bags sio9 bags;
Laguayra: 2262s bags Of st Domingo 1850 bags; and
Of other descriptions, 6473 bags.
STOCK RIO,
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:onsignsss per south Caroiina Railroad
July Ii.

80 bales Cotton 80 bales Mdze, 80 casks Clay rs bbs
Crude Turpsntine. 122 bundles Paper, car Lumber
oars Old Iron. and sundries. To Adams. Frost Co.
Il Noise Il Co. Mrs McNamsra, G W Williams & Co.
N Averlll & Son, Lowndes & Mikell Cameron Bark.
ley l. Go, Ltschgi, A Robinson & Co, W Roach Chis.
ohm Bros.
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9 sight continues at par.
ew Orles,n ms Market.

NEW ORLEANS. july. lo.-CoTToN-sale to. day of 900
bses at decline OF 1c; Low Middling 81 to
to-day Of 81 bales; receipts of four days 1910 bales
against 2028 bales last week at the exports Of
4476 baes stock los, 500 bales.
SUaAR-Fair at IA to IA 40
'ToBAcco-Saes OF three days $50 hhds at 13 to H.
Sterling 65. New York Exchange n premium Gold
-kSk. ~
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The Daily News.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY IA, 1Bes.
COMMERCIAL.
Tho Charleston Cotton Market.

Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
The foreign news cauf ed holders yesterday to with
draw their stocks from tho market and operations were
very much restricted in consequence The sales were
confined to 10 bales Of repacked Cotton at 2225c and
40 bales Of Mddling to Strict Middng the former SELL
Ing for 81 $3.50. and the latter at $40 a b
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THE OLD STERLING REMEDY
DYSPEPSIA,
THE
GENUINE C0LLETON BITTERS
ESTABLISHED 1916.

THESE BTTTERS ARE PURELY YEGETABIR
COMPOUND, and are offered the public under the
fullest conviction that they will be found and SOW
ereign REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA.
They have been triumphanty tested by numerous
families and Physicians in the South. who have furnish
ed ample testimony as to their decided excellence.
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Bags.
New Orleans. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Mobile $500
taltimore. $4,000
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures. $500
New York 149, 4S7
Grand total Iao 7s7
CorToN-Has been in rather better demand toward
the close at uniform quotations. Mddlings, to S8c
chiefly within the range q. Sales and resales since
last 1850 bales against receipts Of 1857 bales
port, this week, $50 bales all to Liverpool.
MOVEMENTS IN COTTON THIS PORT.
Bales.
eceipts tnus lar TINS week. a, 255
receipts since July 12.76l
receipts since JAN i, 1866. 3S9, 764
receipts since Sept !, 1865. 800 662
Exports week ending this P. P.M................ $50
Exports since Sept l. 1865. 459, ITO
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Passengers.
Por steamer Kate from Paatka, via Jack sonvile &c
DR. M Mudron, Il Miller B White, T Maybank, p
Purse. 9 Housh. John Clancey. Mr. Edwards. W b
Cudder, Mr. Murdock, B Moore and lady, Master r
Mahony. Mrs Gribble and son, W Hayward, Mr. Scott
W Deane Mr. Fenkin, Master Murray. Master r
Murray, NJ Dugan, Mr. Richards Mr. Thayer e Bates
Richardson Miss Mahony, Mr. Steele.
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Phila d.Iphin Market.

PHILADELPHIA July lO.-CorTON.-The market is
more active, but prices unchanged. 200 bales of
.Middlings sold in lots at 81 to $50 per ID.
COAL OIL-Conhnues dull, and prices rather low
err 500 bbs crude sold at $780, 1900 bbs refined In bond
at SIX to $780, small lots OF free ut from per
gallon, as to quality.
aRocEnIEs-sugar and Coffee continue very quiet,
and We hear Of NO sales of either worthy of notice
FLoUR.-Tbere 10 little demand for shipment,
and the market continues very dull but prices with
out change. About 1000 bills sold lots home
trade incl
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Arrived.

Ship America Of Bath Morse. BTi,tol Dec 20 md'e TO
Had heavy westerly gales tost Of te passage stove
boats and bulwark.; lost and split sahs
Ship Emerald Isle, scott, Laso 81 days with guano %
Barr Bros Had gh, winds and tu- weather Throughout
ne passage Sailed In company WIKI snip Cas'ne' Tor New
York
SHIP Hukson Of Bath Potter London, Dec I'd with mdse
Grne. Niuturn Co. Had strong westerly galrs iofe
part OF passsg. carried awsy jb-Doogi, ana split sails
Snip M4gd4eus Aenke, Grsuit " dys WITH sulphur 70 l.
Luing Co. - -
isrI Evening Star Of Turks Island Miller 81. Iaso Cubsl
20 days with sugar &C.. Weydell & Co. Le,t brig J.
nsu,yre ior Guantaneno 20 load for Boston.
Bari Yunur oi NalHu n. P). Johnson, Saqua 10 days
with sugar Nsyde Co. Len big lsAdors binma, Small
for New-York ia days. 80
nos..e, to WALSH caws lh W. at " long 90 SPOKE
Brg Ellen (of Yarmouth, y. Loyit, 81 Thomas II days
with sugar 6c. 20 boyd and HIncken.
Brig PTotc,e tO afmoutb \. ) Weed Msianras, days
with sugar, &C. to II. d. J. U. Brookman.
Bris Alex. Mllken tot St. Andew, y. b. Miden. Glen
sieaos Dec o. with Fowler iona Jan l. ~ miles
of Cape Antony heavy noItheE which lasted days
which lasted days started deck load split sas and did other
damage was blown the Gulf Of Honduras and did not ge.
back Cape Antony till the lsh being 10y days from the
time passed Has had succession Of gales from
NV. and ). S..k.
Brs EcAo lol Yarmouth " s., Brent cardenas day..
with sugar 10 Edpison Bros 18Th inst at 70, loug ~,
passed O vessel bottom up.
Brig Anna Maria fDu,ch) Koag Buenos Ayres s. days
wifi hide, end wool to " n. Ssvern Co.
Sch john Mare, Wilmington i've days mdse to L. 5.
Powell
sch Helen. Hssck Wilmington /. days, nd'e. to Jonas
Sharks < 90. lost storm sail
WlSD-suuset ,. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-TORK.........Feb. 81
('Iespesl,

Cleared. =, g,
Steamship New.York. HOrner A'PinwaA' Fa'ih' MIL
Steamship Atlantic uoser Southampton and Bremen Ru'
Steamship Gulf City Stewart Mobile. Smith Dunnng,
Steamer Abemsre' Bourns Norfolk, City Point and hi'h
steamship Palestine (BT.) Maryy Liverpool +. CuTnaTd
Steamship City Of Limerick tbr Jones Liverpool j. u
Steamship Gen sedswick, Sawyer, Galveston C. II. Nal.
Steamship Wilmington, Spencer Galveston, Williams
Guion.
Steamship T.. souder Lockwood Charleston, Livingston
steamship Saratoga King Nerolk, City Point and Rich
steamship Ersncona Sherwood, Portland, II. B. Cromwell
Steamship Norfolk Vance, Philadelphia, }. Hand.
siuein.lip Ashland Norton, Boston Whitney Ha'ha
shp Grahams Policy Burgese Glasgow, w. A. Nelson
Ship Kit Carson. Penne, Havre. Boyd Hincken:
Bark Acme (}r) Wake An.worp baerer DeNeHn'
Bark New Yo1S, Moore Savannah. j. boriand - =,
Bark Washington (Han.l Chanoey Hamburg sioinan
Tsrt Louisa fI,rl. Yeoman. London, McCol & Firth
Bark Dorc,,e, sshuken, Rotterdam, FGneh Me!nAe
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