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THE PRESIDENTIAL TOUR.
Reception at washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, lS66.-A process
sion, including the military, was in line in the
ncighbourhood of the railroad ready receive the
presidential party. There, and along Indiana
avenue, to the City Hall, where the reception
was to take place, there were large crowds
anxiously awaiting the coming of the train.
About half-past six o'clock Secretaries Stan
ton, Browning and McCulloch, Postmaster
General Randall, Judge Otto, Attorney Gen
eral Stanberry and Assistant Secretary Fax
on, and Generals Candy and Smith, and Gen
Thomas of the Quartermastef's Department,
appeared at the station, and about the same
time a large force Of police commenced to
clear the station and prepare for the reception.
A couple of howitzers were stationed on the
hill above the depot, and about seven clock
commenced to fire salute, announcing the
approach of the train, which in a few minutes
enteded the depot Engine No. 2s9, which
was gaily decorated with flags etc, bought
de wn the train, including the splendid pri-
vate car lately built for the use of the presi-
dent and directors of the road ~"
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ARRIVAL OF THE PARTY.

ARRIVAL OF THE PARTY. +ar
Immediately on the stoppage of the train
the party left, the President leaning on the
arm Oft. E. Lloyd, and Secretary Wells in
company with Councilman W. W. Moore
The police and military having formed an
unbroken line direct to the carriages in wal
ting, the party passed through amid the
cheers of the multitude and were driven slow
ly along to the City Hall AS early as four
o'clock in the afternoon, a large crowd of not
less than three thousand people assembled in
the square, and around the facale of the City
trades, the Twelfth Regiment, United States
Artillery, the employees of the Navy Yard,
Treasury and public printing offices, and nu-
merous other organized bodys, chief amongst
which were the firemen with their vanished
engines and prancing horses decked with fow-
ers, began to form under the directions of the
various marshals. Five o'clock came, but not
the president; and by that time the steps as
cending from the colonnade of the City Hall
were thronged with ladies, while the broad
avenue was packed from Four and Half
street to Sixth, not less than seven thousand
people being already present The bands
played alternately, and occasionally the off
GERS would clear the approaches to the en-
trance of the City Hail. This continued till
after seven, when, amid very storm ofcheers,
the various bands struck up Hail to the
Chief and the officers succeeded in clearing
way, up to which the Presidents carriage
drove; when he descending, walked up the
steps, accompanied by Secretary Welles and
some other members Of the party The
greater number, however, remained in their
several carriages, desparing of pushing
through the crowd that closed in after the
passage of the President, as the waves close
in the wake of a ship. After the President
speech in reply to the welcome of the Mayor,
the soldiers of 1912 were received at the Ex-
active mansion where the crowd fingered and
after unsucesfully calling on Gen. Grant and
Admiral Fariagut and others, peaceably re-
tired sI +.
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Noon Report.


L.
Liverpool Sept, 15.-The cotton market is
unchanged. The sales to-day sum up "a, 900
bales. Middlings uplands are quoted at 1ad
Liverpool, Sept. l5.-The. breadstuffs mar
ket is generally firm. Mixed western corn
is quoted at 27s. Cd.
London, Sept 15-Noon -Gonsols are
quoted at 49, for money, decline of per
cent. E
London, Sept. 15.-Noon.- current
quotations for America securities are as fol-
lows:
United Stales fye-twenties: 72a Erie Rail-
road shares 424 Illinois. Central Railroad
shares 783.
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ARTHUR W. HARVEY, D. C.
HOLIDAY d GAYLE,ap. a. sepI7 4w

VIRGIN A. Al Rules continued and
held in the Clerks Office of the Court of
Hastings for the City of Portsmouth, on ,Wednes-
day, the 9Th day Of September, 1866,
Thomas W. Goodwin, T. H. Rogers, John o. Law
renee, John ]. Williams, VIM. F. Higginboth-
am, and jonathan Hall, eo-securities with Ri
ehard Wilkins, upon the official bond of James
NJ Flemming, late Sergeant ofthe city of Ports
mouth, Plaintiffs,
IN CASE AND ATTACHMENT.
against Richard Wilkins, Defendant.
The Plaintiffs having filed their declaration in
this suit, the object of which is to recover of the
Defendant the sum of 1884 88, with interest there.
on from LIST of August, 1866, until paid and an
attachment having been issued and levied on a
tract of land and the appurtenanees thereon, sit
uate in the city of Portsmouth, at the northeast
intersection of South and Green streets, 80 feet
South street, and l13 feet on Green street, in
which the said Defendant has an interest; and it
appearing by affidavit filed that the Defendant is
not a resident of this State; it is ordered that
he, the said Defendant, do appear here within one
month after due publication hereof, and d, what
is necessary to protect his interest.
Copy-Ieste:
ARTHUR W. HARVEY, d. C.
HOLIDAY q GAYLE and
GoDwIs Il CRocKER, p. q. sepI7-4t
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FROM EUROPE.
The Trouble Between Austria and
Italy.

PHILADElPHTA, September 1.-THE fol-
lowing is the Tribune's special despatch by
the cable in reference to affairs in Germany
VIENNA, September 13.-We are ON the
verge of another war which threatens to
equal III extent that just ended.
Austria shows bad faith in negotiating
with Italy, aud has made an unreasonable de-
mand to which Italy will not submit. Aus
tria has overcharged the debt of Venetia and
withholds Venetian property, which she was
bound to transfer
BERLIN, September 14.-Prussia has EN-
phatically notified ustra that she will not suffer
Italy, her ally, to be insulted and defrauded,
and that if Austria persists in her present
c urse, war must follow.
PRAGUE, September 1.-THE homeward
march of the Prusan troops from Bohemia
has been peremptorily arrested, and the de-
mobilization of the entire army stopped.
DRESDEN, September H.--Everything
looks like war. There is no reply from Aus
tria. to the notification Of Prussia 1t is now
but question OF. hours whether the troops
will he not again put in motion for Vienna.
AUSTRIA AND ITALY i1. ss
. Constantinople, Sep. 15.-The troubles on
the. eastern coast of the Mediterranean are on.
the increase ts& .s se..
Berlin, Sep 15-Count Bismark has sent
a letter Of thanks to the United States Minis
ter, acknowledging the kindness of the
American residents who furnished the fifty
tuns of ice for the wounded in the hospitals
Paris, Sep 15,-It is expected that the
circular which the Emperor Napoleon is
about to issue to the powers of Europe will be
very pacific in its tone and character.
St Petersburg, Sep. 15,-The United States
squadron left Russia waters to-day.
Moscow; Sep. 15.-The Moscow Gazette
extois the alliance between the United States
and Russia
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
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N MENT IN CITY LOTS!
THE BEST HOTEL SITE IN THE c FY.
eleven VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR
SALE.
Owing to the great and increasing demand for
stores, Onices, and Dwelling Houses,
In the central part of the city, the owner has
been induced to offer for sale
THAT VALUABLE UNTMPROVED PIECE OF
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF MAIN
AND NEBRASKA STREETS,
On which the old City Hall and Jail formerly
stood. a
This property stands next to the centre of bust
ness in the city, and is so located of necessity
1t must Immediately be brought into requisition
or business purposes, in view of the rapidly i'm
proving condition of the city, and consequent ex-
tension of ST for the accommodation of trade.
The location of this property is
Midway between the Market House and
the Depot Of the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad,
Which will be in operation now in a few months
1t is also
EQUALLY CLOSE TO MOST OF THE
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS
And the entire site presents an
UNSURPASSED LOCATION FOR A NEW
HOTEL,
Which the increasing business of the city already
calls loudly for. A Hotel built on this entire
property could be arranged To nave
TWO FINE STORES ON MAIN STREET
AND THE HOTEL ENTRANCE
Besides Eight OF Ten Stores on Ne
bPaska street,
All of which could be rented at once, so great
the demand for business locations.
If not sold entire, the property will be divided
of into eleven Building Lots of rs feet front EACH
and sold GA terms to suit purchasers The Lots
fronting On Main street win extend back loo feet,
and those on Nebraska street extend back from
rs to so or 80 feet. M
The owner deems it unnecessary to say anything
here in regard to the rapidly increasing value Of
this property. Every one fSai;iar to the urgent
demand which already exists DOR Stores, offices,
and Dwellings must at once zee its desirabiity.
Apply at DAY BOOK OFFICE.
dec28-tf
CARE. AMMONIA 400 lbs received and
" tor sale by
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
3 ESTATE AT VIEWPOINTS NEWS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE AT VIEWPOINTS NEWS.
IN THE COUNTY OF WAR WICK.
by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
ID Trust executed LIST December, 1865, by W.
W. Burke, duly of record in the Clerks office of
Warwick County, to me as Trustee, will sell for
Cashat Auction, on the 5th day Of October, 1866,
on the premises, the property therein described,
viz call the right to the interest and estate of
him, the W. W. Burke, in and to a certain Tract
of Land ia Warwick County, Virginia, contain
ing about one hundred and fifty acres adjoining
the lands of Parker West cn the East, and
William Wilburn on the West, bounded by James
River on the South, which right, title and in
terest is fee simple, subject to the provisions Of
certain marriage agreement, dated 10Th Nov.
1859, between said W. w. Burke, admitted to
record in the Clerks office of Henrico County
Court 23rd Nov. 1859. III .U.
sepl3-Th&M. Trustee.
IITY OF NORFOLK, TO VITA
~ Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court for the said City on Monday, the Bird day
of September 1866. OK
Cyrus Z. Staples,
T,..t Plaintiff,
IN CASE AND ATTACHMENT,
against e..,
L. A. Souder s. Getty and Stephen Souder
merchants and partners, doing business I'm
der the firm and style of E. A. Souder d
Co., E. H.. Gurnsey, Joha J. Rogers and
Isaac X. Staples,
'.e -s Defendants.
The object of this suit, is to recover against the
Defendants, the sum of $63I8, with legal interest
thereon, from the 28th day of July, 1856, until
pa id, and costs-the said E. A Souder, $. Getty,
and stephen Souder, merchants and partners
doing business under the firm and style of L. H.
Souder Co., and E. Fl. Gurnsey, are hereby
required to appear within one month after due
publication hereof and do what may be necessary
to protect their interest.
A Copy-Teste
HENRY NJ. BOWDEN,
sep10-M.4t Clerk.
Ellis, p. q.
l. 81 COOK WANTED
A Good Cook, washer and Ironer,
IN for small family, will hear of good stu
alton, if she bring testimonials of good cha
racter. Apply to So
sepl7tf DAY BOOK OFFICE
HOUSE WANTED,
[ WISH to rent for the ensuing year, Dwell
l. ing House, with or rooms on floor. Ad-
Dress c. B. G.,
sep II At DAY BOOK OFFICE.
ANUGAR-lO Hhds Prime quality Porto Rico
~ Sugar, in store, and for sale at lowest rates
by DAVIS & BRO,
sep17 "a Rowland's Wifi.
SHOT-10O bags assorted sizes Drop and Buck
~ Shot, received to day, and for sale by
sepl7 DAVIS l. BRO.
NERY CHOIC4 BLACK TEA.-We have
received Chests Of above, which we can
sell at a moderate price by the pound or chest
1t is an extraordinary bargain. Call early or
you may be disappointed. Sold for CASH only.
sep II NJ Az c A SANTOS.
. NOW rs THE TTME
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IN C<hbE hNU a IACHMENT,
Against Richard Wilkins, Defendant.
The Plaintiffs having filed their declar alto n in
this suit the object of which IS to recover of the
Defendant the sum of 1886 44-l00, with interest
from the goth of June, 1861, till paid; and an at
tachment having been issued and levied on tract
of land and the appurteuances thereon, situate in
the city of Portsmouth, at the northeast ntersec-
ton oil South and Green streets, 80 feet ON South
street, and ll3 feet Green street, in which the
said defendant has an interest, and it appearing
by affidavit filed that the Defendant Is not ares
ident of this State, it is ordered that the. said
Defendant do appear here within one month after
due publication hereof AID do what is necessary
to protect his interest.
Copy-Teste:
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G.. H. POND,

Principal OF the To tgraphic Department, and In
strictor IN Practical and Theoretical Telegraph
ing, Message Registration, Reports, &C., &c.
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Card 10 the Ladies.
one X %syFEIoIENr,

Yet in obstinate cases more may be required.
ALL MEDICAL MEN KNOW,
A well as many others, that no fealdte Gun enjog good
health unless Slet Is regNitari ana whenever nm 9ostruc-
t,on takes ~plnco-whether from eXposurei cold or any
other cause.-the general health begins immediate.
ly todecIlne, and thewant OF n proper remedy has
been the causeof 80 many Gonsulnptlons among the
Young females. The remedy may certainly be found
in tho "Duponco Golden Pills. Headache, Pain IN
die side, palplt0lOn OF the heart, loathlng of food,
and disturbed sleep, always arises hon interruptions
of nature and whenever THAT'S the case, these pills
will invariably remedy all these evils.
5 10 900 Boxes Have Been sold In Two
o' Years.
Ten tbousnndb0res sent BY letter, both by myselfand
o,ants, to oIl parts of the world, to which answers
hive been returned, in which ladies say, nothing
like the above pills have been known, since the Sci
rNCE or MEDICINE DAwNED uPoN THE WORLD,
In RemOyIng Obstruction and Restoring
Nature 10 It's Proper Channel.
Ouietirg ne nerves and bringing back the "Rosy coll
6Srhcnlth" to the cheek Of the most delicate.
Finland explicit directions ACCOMPANY each box.
which must be strictly followed, and all dlseas pecu'
lar TO females may be speedily cured. The GOLDEN
PILLS actas an
ExhtIarant without a Single Draw back,
Safe in their operations, perpetual in their happy
Influences upon The nerves, the mind, and the entire
nrgani2n{ion If there il any reliance to be placed
on human testimony, the above PMS may DC tuHy
IA n 70 BEL Examine the box closely, (no
matter from what druggist you buy them) II the
boxi mot signed $. d. HowB, II Ia ''the counterfeit, y
and | will notbe responsible for their injurious ef-
fects. ,
Ohio. byGEORGE G. BECK, Druggist.
LADIES by sending him 81 to the Lancaster Post
Office, can have the Pills sent (contidenhally) by mail
10 any part of the country, free of Postage
'""' F s. y. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Sold also by Blocksom Brothers, zanesville, S. +.
samuels, Columbus G.. A. Odds, Circleville, and John
D.. Park, Cincinnati, and by cone Druggist" In every
town aud city in the United States.
Nov. o., '65-33 ly.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE by ORDER
OF COURT.


|nN Saturday, July FL, 1866, between tho
7 Dhours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o'clock p. NJ, at
the door ofthe Court House IN Lancaster, will be sold
TO the highest bidder, the follOwing real estate as the
property Of Lauretta PeytthI' deceased, to-Tit. The
one undivided seventh part Of n part Of Section 20,
Township IS, Range IS, described as follows. Begin
ming IS chains, 10 links East Of the Northwest cor
ner Of said section Mt a stone; Thence south va. 60
degrees west, II chains 8 links to q stone; Thence
west va As degrees west, 3 chains and SO links to o
o stone; Thence south va. 60 degrees west 20
chains and SO links to q stone; Thence east va. 10 de-
grees west L chains and 80 links TO q stone; Thence
north vi. u degrees west 81 chains and A links TO n
stone; Thence east Va. Is degrees west Is chains and
81 links to a stone; Thence north Va. ~ degrees west
10 chains and 05 links to q stone; Thence west Va. 10
degrees west 20 chains and 90 links to the place Ofbe-
ginning, except u acres heretofore conveyed to Da-
vid Morrel and wife 10 william p. Peters by deed da-
ted March 10. 1863, and recorded in Book No. q, pa
ges 80 and 80, containing, less said exception "a acres
moro or less, and subjectto the life estate therein Of
Nancy Madison.
Terms ofSale:-One.third in hand and the balance
in two equal yoarly payments with interest from day
of sale. Appraised at s29t !
JOHN e.. WILCOX,
Admir- Lauretta Peyton.
June 81, ls6c-l3-iH. p. fNs7 rs.
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FARM for SALE.
FREMONT HOUSE,
COLUMBUS, ONO.
MILLER 4

HNHIs long established hotel, situated on the Cor
ner Of High aud South streets, Columbus, Ohio,
has been leased by the above named gentlemen, and
thoroughly reftted for the accommodation Of the
public. The Nhonse itself having been originally
bullt for a hotel, has been fitted with all the modern
improvements; u is situated in the most eleyatedand
salubrious portion Of the city; liz near, the Court
.ning past it's doors; and for the accommodation OF
country and Transient guests, who visit Columbus IN
their own eonveyances, Is supplied with hrst class
stabling,
One Gifts proprietors, Mr.. Miller, has had long ex-
perience Il the hotel 10 the TALLMApgE House., Ian
caster, Ohio, No pains will be spared IN making the
the HOME Of the travelling public, and the proprietori
hope for a liberal share Of public patronage.
/ June 7, le66-4w
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S. S. oAnK1Ns and G. P. GRIFFIN,

Principals OF the Commercial Department, %Instruc.
ton in tho sc ence Of Accounts, Commercial
Authmet commercial Law, and Lecturers
on Business, Customs, Correspondence.
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Nh
Practical aud Ornamental-pen Drawing,
Gard Marking, Lettering, &C.
The course ofstudy consists ofSINGLE and DoU-
RLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, in stock and Part
nership Sets, Wholesale and Retail merchandise,
Commission, Conn ound Company and Joint Stock
Business, Banking, Commercial Paper, Comrneroial
Law, Business Arithmetic, Practical Penmanship, &c
Alarge Hall is now ftted up for the Telegraphie
Department yely,where advantages will be Sc
cured supeior to anything elswherc mthe West. 1t IL
in the care ofan operator of long experience, and of
the best reputation, Having also the favor and pat
ronage oftholsading Telegraph oficers,throughout
the West, situations Tor graduates can readily be So
cured. .
The tuition fee is only about oNE-HALFt that usu-
ally charged in similar institutions; while h echeap-
mesa of living, the numerous educational advantages
Of the place, and the comparative absence oftempt-
atoms to vice, areimp )rtant consideration.
We de NOT GUARANTEE situations TO our graduates,
tori Is beyond the power Of any Commercial Col
iegeto get situations for all graduates, but we do
GUARANTEES full and COMPLETE satisfaction to our stu
dents,
REMEMBER, that we are not a'pink" in anybody's
chain, neither do we claim to so absurd a thing as a
"patent' on q systsm ofinstriction,
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Notice to Hunters!

roTICE To. ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
That whereas we the undersigned citizens and
land holders of Greenfield Township in the county
of Fairfield, have been seriously nconvenienced,
and in many cases previously damaged by persons
unlawfully tres PASSING on. our several premises, for
the purpose Of Hunting, Trapping &C.;
Now, therefore, be it. known that we %severally
pledge ourselves to prosecute to the fullest extent
of the Law, any, and all, persons trespassing on any
of our premises for any purpose whatever without
our eripnission,-and further that we will aid each
other by all lawful means in all such prosecutions
nunishnent their conduct merits,
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GOING EAST

Do-Besides the above Trains, there areirregnlar
Trains, and persons approaching or passing the
Rail Road Track, should, ut all hours Of day and
night, be particularly on their guard forthemselves
and LIVE STOCK, as TO trans In. both directions.
Any injury inflicted will otherwise rest onthelr own
cArclcssncsa. B. u. SHEPHERD, MT,
Nov, 2, 1886.
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These Bittors have been tested and approved by
he following Physicians and Druggists;
LANCASTER, OHIO, Nov 10Th, 1860
The undersigned, having cxaminedthe formula oil
Weaver's Mexican Bitters, take pleasure IN recon-
mendlng their use rs u grateful stomachic andtonlc;
ltis most unquostionably n good appetizer, aud wlli
prove itself worthy Of fuse in cases oilndlgestion ana
general debility
CIV R%oerstlc,r, NJ d, Lancaster, eAA's
20 T. Davis, ND,
NJ ENiuger, ND q"
j W Lewis, MD
8 II Porter, AN Cloarport, /"
PlIewetson, " d, Amanda, 3,
MBGrcg,ry, Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio
Il l. Slocum, "
Andrew Fcust, " Tarlton,
oW Kramer, Chemist, Lancaster, Ohio
II. G shaw, NJ, y, late staff Surgeon u. s. Army.
Paul Carpenter, NJ, T., Lancaster, Ohio.
J.S. Watkins, Oakfeld, Perry Co.
s. Hyae, NJ. D, Rushville.
W, g., Hyde,
il. Rankins, NJ. D, Somerset.
II. r Magrudcr, NJ. y, Z"
Il. Venntia, MD, Fultonham, Muskirgum Co.
W. L. Maync, Basil
II, J. Ilummcl, NJ, d, Baltimore,
A. L.. simmons, Druggist, Baltimore,
J: D Jordon, MD, New Lexington, Ohio.
N. W. Dapler,
A, Richards,
ii. G. WEAVER, Proprietor,
zhin street, Lancaster, Ohio, to whom oil orders
should he addressed
Nova0'65-36-tf s..t
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L. 3. and W, A, DRAKE,

Principals Of the photographic Department. In
s%tructors in Spencerlan Penmanship-PMn,
Practical aud Ornamental-Pen Drawing,
Card Marking, Lettering, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Embellishments -

CLEARED.
Steamship South Ame rca, Tinklepsush e. ThomA ~
Jan-iro, &c. T. Assemble l. Co
Steamship Moro Castle, Adams Hsvsns, Spouofs- TAos
Co
steamship ssvapush, DeIfst. New orlesn. kayssS
Steamship s.,sto Norfolk. City Point aud Bichmena u
stem .qip Kiugh.her Rector. Baltimore. }. B. Small
Steamship City Of Richmond. Deming Peisisnd w. d
Powell c,-
Steamship Fr,nOona Sherwood, Portland, n D. C''~
well ca.
Steamship Alternate. Bourne, Norf0h- Suy r0ns -
Richmond, Livingston. For Go. 10
Ship Fleetwood stovor. San Ffsnriseo {: Con~ok 10
Bark Minnesota. Pierce New Bedford, :. w Lewis -
Brig Chsrotte Burk Cot. O-n~rafs D. ShefmAh ~
Bar. Els. Bar.s (Bc.), Fri'b befruda j. n. hafVey'
BARK Mesco wortins-r. Phisdrlphia. Brett 500 70.
Barn Theoue (F,reui.i -, Csdis. Rnssr broa
Barn Lanra and Gertrude tbreuLl foppsosnm fsss~osS
big Hald. tswed,, Linsted,, COrt nr orders, FseaA
Meink- W,ndi. ,,.u ~
Big 4. Miller (Br.j Cromby Nassau. 7. T. Aoutent -
eng Lydia II. Cole Sampson. Santiago Cobb wsyast
Bris Nuns fBr) Ho'drr. Leshorn, Brett Son Co
I,dc T. j. Mcguire. s-gsr. Sagus. }. 4. WAdk 70.
Bris wild iisron (Brl, Johnson. Nasaa:
Brig Mstrun, Iiil mau, Pensacola. l. b. Onsrf
schr Isle OF Pines Lake, plymouth n T., l. u Benton
schr Giber. Ben, tBr), st. John, N B.. D. r. Dewods
schr 0eo Darby Snow. Galveston. Murray, Fs.. C.
sctn Queen Of shs South Corson Galveston Murray -
schr. L. Watson. crsnmer, Washington. n c., Van Sr@
Scns. s j. Fort. soper Behmond Van Bruns sls,ht
Scbr. Lane (Br), Hers-y St John, N b.. D. d. os""s
Schr Mary Kelly Machias simpson Eaton
Schr. ). L. Gsdmin, Mead, Stamford