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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23
NImpOrtant AFrest-One OF the Co
Iumbus, Ohio, Robbers Caught"

GEImpOrtant Arrest-One OF the Cos
Iumbus, Ohio, Robbers Caught"
Under this head the Louisville Journal OF
the 2lst inst. has the following news item:
It will be remembered that some years
ago a bank at Columbus, Ohio, was entered
and the safe robbed of over $4,000, and
that at the time the robbers made their
escape. Sunday officer j. s, Cave commit
ted to Jail Oliver Hall, suspected felon
who, Instead Of being presented to our City
Court, will be taken to Columbus, Ohio, to
be tried as one of the party who robbed the
hank at that place. The officers In Ohio
have been on the lookout for this man for a
long time, but when they thought they had
him In their clutches he would give them
the slip. He was captured at house kept
by tie sister of Charlie Sullivan. the well
known blind. thief. The arrest Is an inn
portant one and subsequent events have
gone, to show that the supicions OF otileer
Cave were correct. ,oi .''tt i'
1--WE have no recollection Of any bank
robbery committed in this city of the sum
of $1,000, OF, any other sum, within the
last ten or fifteen years, We have Inquired
of some ofour prominent bankers andbusi-
ness men, and their reeOllectionis the same
as our own. 1t would seem, therefore, that
there is some mistake in the above, and
Columbus, Ohio cannot be the place a.
which the alleged robberyof bank was
committed. IL Do1'' -iIs2 q " v N'Aia OH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23
IAN Ordinance


Making Appropriations for the PaymentOf the City
~ y 1Debt and current Expenses.
SEcT1oNl. Belt ordained by the City Council
Of the City Of Columbus, Ohio, That there is here
by. appropriated out of any moneys in the City
Treasury not otherwise appropriated for tho follow
f For oS the payment payment of the City Police and iudg-
mt nts against the city account OF aries of Po-
lice, the sum Of Four Thousand, Five Hundred Dol
For the expenses of the Street Commissioner and
boarding Chain gang, and judgments againEt the
city on account Of Street Commissioner and Chain
gang and station house. the sum Of Two Thousand
For Market house and Markets and judgm, nts
against the city on account of market house. The
sum Of Five Hundred Dollars. .srg..1
,For, Sewers and Drainage, the sum Of Five Hun
For Salaries Of the employees Of the Fire Depart
ment and expenses thereof, the sum Of seven TnOu-
For Salaries Of City Officers and the payment Of
judsments against the city Tor the same. tue sum Of
For Gas since April lst, 1866, tue sum Of Two
Thousand Dollars, and the furtner sum Of Three
Thousand Dollars on account Of Gas furnished pri-
For expenses of Goedale Park, the sum Of Five
Hundred and Fifty-One Dollars. il1 NJ adi
For expenses Of Election, the sum of One Hun
For the payment Of Gas Posts and setting the
Same, the SUN of -Four hundred and Nine Dollars
and Fifty Gents. ~ - IA a,-l t. "a
For Incidental expenses, the sum Of One Thou
For expense of Printing and Stationery. the sum
Of Five Hundred and Fifty five Dollars and Forty
eight Gents r'e~r q . n ~, fyF f,Ti
RFor cleaning and repairing Street Lamps, the sum
Of Two Hundred and Six Dollars and Forty Cents
For payment of the debt incurred BY the Board o.
Health. aud the current expenses and judgments
against the city en- account Of the same the sum oi
One Thousand, Five Hundred Dol ars.
For paying the balance of judgment in favor OF
Dr!W0rmley in full, the sum Of Two Hundred and
Sixty-seven Dollars and FOrty-seven Gents.
For the payment of the claim Of Joseph Falken-
bach for collections other than taxes for 1885, the
sum of Four Hundred and Twenty Dollars and Ten
1SEo.a. That the pums appropriated BY the fots-
going section shall be disbursrd In the manner pre-
scribed by the 5th section Of the ordinance defining
the duties Of the City Clerk, p ssed May 25, 1857.
LUTHER DONALDSON,
President of the City Council.
Passed August 81. A. ID, 1896. ~ ..yqy yYtr-r
Attest: L. E. WILSON, City Clerk. ''iA
fghugTzSdtt gsr.. .,at a...f5T.rs -e.r..F ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23
To Contractors ana Brick Makers.

To Contractors ana Brick Makers J,
Sealed proposals to furnish brick, also
for bricklaying, will be received at thepaf-
sonage of the Holy Cross Church until FRI
day, Aug. oath, 1866, att O'Clock P. M, as
tOllows:d .RsIua s' hHr a-n -ts1ii &
1st. For 100000 merchantable building
brick.
I'd. For furnishing 100000 building brick
p (kiln COUNTY and laying the same in the
q wall, mortar furnished by the committed.
Sd. For laying 100000 brick in the wall
4 kiln COUNT, mortar furnished by build
! ing committee. , --.- 81. ....--,..----., y
r Brick to be delivered, and also work to
commence, next spring as early as the
weather will permit. Specifications can be
seen at the parsonage above mentioned
The right is reserved to reject any bid con-
, sidered incompatible with tho interest Of
the congregation. s ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23
Apprpprlatlonai I

We refer our. city readers to the crdin-
ance passed at the meeting of the City
Council on Tuesday evening last, and pub
lished In another part Of this paper, making
appropriations for the paymentof the pres
.eut Indebtedness ofthe city, andof the cur
rent expenses Of the city government. yAi |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23
Auetion sale of Government over

We will sell, without reserve, commence
ing Saturday morning, Aug. 23d, at 8
O'Clock, on thecorner of Fourth and Town
streets, three hundred and fifteen Govern
, ment Over Coats, cavalry andgsinfantry.
Terms cash, in Government funds. R@,
Z aug23-2t KENT & KINGSLEY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23

p We invite the attention Of persons wish
!. ing to purchase q first class article of old
cider Vinegar, either at Wholesaler retail,
to the advertisements Of Laeelle, Ross & Co. in
another column. They have also on hand
a large stock of wines and liquors, which
will be disposed of at the lowest current
rates. Remember the place-224 South
High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23
General Grant with the President.

The Washington correspondent of the
NsU York Times, speaking of the appear
ance of General GRANT at the exchange Of
speeches between REvERDY JOHNSON and
the President, says:
General GRANT arrived soon after Hon.
REvERDY JOHNSON had commenced his re-.
marks, and the company recognized the
presence of the General by round Of ap-
plause. He walked straight up to the side
of the President, who turned and shook
hands with him. There was that In the
manner and looks Of General GRANT which
all interpreted to mean, Il am with you,
gentlemen /; 1 indorse your proceedings
A number of ladies were also present,
among them Mrs. JOHNSON (this being the
second time she has appeared in public
since she became an occupant of the White
House,, Mrs. PArTERsoN, and the ladies of
some of the members of the Cabinet" n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23
BASE BALL.

A Match Game between the Excelsi-
ors, of COIum bus, and the Buckeyes,
Of XenIa-The ExceIsIOrs Victorious
The score, Etc.
A match game at base ball was played
Yesterday afternoon between the Excelsior
Club, of this city, and the Buckeye Club,
of Xenia, on the challenge of the former
Club. The game was played on the grounds
of the Excelsiors, near this city. The fol-
lowing report of the game, score, etc, has
been kindly furnished MS by &C. Cox, Of
the Excelsior Club, who acted as scorer at
tha n,otc, 0ama Yesterday afternoon:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23
RnecinI OantInn.

} Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has be-
come SO popular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs. Wins
lows. Please take notice that THE MRS
WINsLoW OF THE SOOTHING SYRUP
! IS NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY 9TH
Err ARTICLE. aa iune4-d&w3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23
CapitaI city Buslness college.

r Classes Id Bookkeeping, Pebmanship,
Business Arithmetic, Telegraphy and Pho
biography, will be formed to suit all who
desire to take coufss IN the College dur
ing the vacation in our public schools.
Ladies' Department beautifully fitted up.
Call and see for yourself.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23

y DIR. b. F. BERKELEY, having returned to
the city, may be consulted at.his Office, on
North High street, nearly opposite Desh-
ler's Bank, atali hours during the days when,
not professionally engaged. jun7-dI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23
New Advertisements A
VINEGAR.

0OO BBIS. OLD CIDER VINEGAR
. ZUU for sale low. Great Inducements offered
to the trade Also, all kinds Of Wines and Liquors
'''0 = : LACELLE, ROSS g. COZ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23

HGovERNoRC Cox made the opening speech
Of the campaign in this city on Tuesday
night, and never mentioned Johnscn's
name. Bully for Cox.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23
NomInntIon for CongreSs.

Thomas Miller has been nominated for
Congress by the Democracy and other, op-
ponents Of the Radicals IN the Columbus
District, He Is one Of the most popular
men In the District, as Is admitted by the
Radicals themselves. We expect his cleo
tion, although IL Is one Of the hardest dis
tricts in the State TO carry.-C Cincinnati En-
Qtdrer. ~ ~ r ~ d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23

CTOLEN FROM THE LIVERY STA
y BILE Of the isnbseribsrg in Ma4sAe)d, On the
about fv6 years old. The horse had a halter on
when it went of; Heis entirely bay, without any
whttegpot. He had Q long mane and tail.
augis F0RNEY &RITGfR.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23
" RuCKNYEE

\, Fly-balls caught--Little, A; Badger, 81;
Ream, /; HoOven, i. FOul-fys--Tulleys,
s. Foul-bound-Tulleys, 8. Put out on
first base--Ream 8; Little, l; on second
base -Gimperling, L. Total "a. .yua
h Fly-balls missed--Tulleys, /; Gibbons
a; Ream 1; Gimperling, 2; Badger, 2;
Nesbitt, 2; Little, 8. Total 15s oDp'.nl ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23
EXCELSIOR!
BUCKEYES.
RUNS in EACH INNINGS.

l-2N"s
Buckeyes ...... o. OIL e8 SO
ExcelsiOrs 81 IA lT8ilO SSll s-s7
iUmpire-Elwood Williams, of Buckeye
Base Ball Club of Columbus, 0.
Scorers-C. @. Cox, Excelsior Base Ball
Club Of Columbus and M. G. Allison, OF the
Buckeye Base Ball Club of Xenia. 'ett.E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23

The BUILDING COMMITTEE,
aug1S st. Mary's (Catholic) Cnnrch
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EXoELsIoRs

B Fly-balls eaught---W, King, 2; r. King,
Q; Bell, l. Foul-fIys-Neil, 2; F. Will;
liams.2, Foul-bound-Neil, 3. Put out on
first. base-E. Williams, Z; on second base
Martin, 2; on third base-F. Williams, on
home base-Neil, l. Struck out-Neil, 8.
! Total, q. ....- ....,'-...l--
Fly-bails caught-R. King, l; Bell, 2;
Bruck, |; Kelsey, 2. Total, 6. .i..
Home runs-R. King, l; Bell, l. ,.. '...
Times hours. ...-. .'.. .... .',.. ,..,... ....'.
The Excelsiors and Buckeyes partook OF
sumptuous entertainment provided by the
former, at the Goodale House last evening.
1t was pleasant and delightful reunion
after the animated contest In the afternoon,
and was highly enjoyed by both parties
and their mutual friends. ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-23
ToPREVENTC CHOLERA
NEW FALL GOODS

EMBRACING A SPLENDID LINE Oh
n su.s n" '9G cAHSsIAERRff RffS 4 sSIS xxx lS SE Gs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-09

Philadelphia; Memory Hickey Ga.veston Curling Morse
20 JsneIro ao,h scihern Bele ii9nPhrsys wnmng,on
ION; Attn Gun yltor Russell NYork
Cid 18th. Alexander, nch-oomb, Boston Young Ame
sisa Cummings, NYork 10Th Island home Wiswel fhiia
n me liver 27h, outward hound, Young America, Cum
I'm. AN Sea Queen, Brown Thornton Wells and
eec Maria nasnae sars pSsapha Indus
w. zeh, Hyack Robinson Chareston Advancs eorrdy
ham San Francisco; 18th Mary oBrien vesper Mobiles
L1neaster Coffin, philadelphia
May asen Sa ls Dr. Scoe nasmann Boston,
nett iichin Darion; asth wnona Lunt singapore Clara
Fair Dealer Fierce Nsore q ias Dr. Dryden Brown
and h Saro o Adey NYo ksso spencer
At Soh Sir Robt Peek Larrabee NYork
MAnsEII LES, Oct ss-xrr sawyer Partridge, Nyork
2sh uEkrane Meshsr and Lorsna Berry rhilsdeIpha
Nlcksrson, Palermo; J b Kirby. outerbridse do
MaIaGA Oct 22cd bark carlota (Br) Wilkins NYork;
MAunlrgs, Aug issd ships Naples Hutchinson. Bata.
VA ir o sknn Sn Wnseiwrght urom Akyab) Falmouth
ssgi out Martha Lewn. for New
York.
Nyork dg brig Nellie Antrim. Wallace. do diss' sid
PLYMOUTH, Oct a7-sId colnmbne, Robinson, Savannah
renee Ho%es Marsaa 18TH Rchmond Power a' Bsro maw
PARA Oct l7In port schrs John Rose Howell and ozel
for Work evetia sl % for DO lsnd both procseded
ke NY Y * spd proceedsd q Lyeppoo 'D Kos
sHmIps, Oct 25-sld silk worth, NYork.
SWANSEA, Oct 25-Arr Emma Bea, johnson, San Fran.
SAVANNA IA MAR. DC. lin port bark sylph, from Ne.
SALT CAY IT. Oct a6ln port bark Caroline Lamont brig
Camilla and schr Emily Ann, all for NYork about Nov l.
srJos, NIB, Nov 3-Arr schr closson Babson. Balti.
more.
White from Trinidad Marmoria idg schrs Coral ISLE and
-WSpsoR, Ms, Nov -th-Cld bark L Nickerson tncw)
Holmes, Philadelphia.
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MARINE cuuRI.
Action Against the SECOND Avenue Railroad
Company Dasnmy Eng mo. and Eri.Lteued

Action Against the second Aveuue Rni,ro.a
Company-Da'nssy Eng mes and Frightened
Horses.
Before J-idge Hearne
De'egr ~ me secS,.sd Aoerue Raihoad Company -
rms was an actor recover damages which laid
A. svo. INC .acts Of the briefly stated arc these
RUG pan'p was driving wagon Second avenue, noar
seSeh'y sixth street. Just at the time train was
comSAg front Harlem, drawn by dummy engine. When
p~ lntf perceived the engine il between Eigheth
md Seventy streets According TO the testimony
OF the plaintiff the train running al terrible speed
and making loud noise with whistle The noise
caused his horse TO and plunge and the animal
getting frightened jumped about and upset the vehicle,
which much damaged, and threw out tho plaintiff
and his wife, The for the defendants that the
train going not at terrible speed but at its ordi
nary rate of travelling and that as the conductor
observed the occurrence he applied the brakes and
stopped tho train within minute and about fifty yards
from the spot where the horse plungng copy Of
the companys charter was put in evidence This char
ter il appears gives them the right OF using dummy
engines all parts of their line except below Forty
second street. The occupied the whole Of the day.
and the jury, having been out for some time were dis
charged without agreeing 10 a verdict
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-09
ARMY BULLETIN.

Wv cuxatNpKn ron rus HAmoR EoRrS.
:. rWsant - orders from the War Department, Brevct
shl"f pHty, 'aplan First tniied States Infantry. has
Ssen ssNsned 70 the command OF Bcdoes Island, New
=, thANerFp fnnofs
Ihiec huhaied and ety recruits were yesterday trans.
'ered rom ooFefnot Island Bedioeis Island to be
stant"a INTO companies " Hfty mon each FOR assign
h'n " thc Fourteenth ned sialos infantry anrvinz IN
fie Department Of NC Pacific
NfttL mSt0hAfoN ~ uwSEHI kwtrxY
NPecsat srfer Ne BsT~Fgfgoa
war DuANAHSr, AbgtrtSt Gt4rrttsa 0s,,,e A
WASHINGTON Nov = 1896 I
30 b5p paragraph ~ rom this Office da,sd psren,hey
~ 1886, DISCHARGES from tbt service 81 ~ rnte5
Mates for absence without isayc Major Thnrsa sv
kNocny, ixtccnth United States infantry Breyet Coinns
AiNtcd stascs Army ~ hereby revoked ana Ne i III
. rAf 10 hls former rank anf position IN The army
frdor 81 The Secretary ~ War
n u. townsend, Adluiant General
Anrl0. n WLlnns, Assistant A0Julant General
trrpfNrNf~f.
forinin 3sn 4 Jchgston, formerly u tho lQep r,rr.
~ snia le0toer. ias Iacp sypc'n'ed ffr iceonsrt
~ tns fwtr'f lnl seGulsss
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.

The calendar In this court yesterday very large;
but the majority Of cases upon it were those Of parties
who had not arranged for days for trial. Assistant Dis.
trct Attorney Bedford conferred with the for the
prisoners and the Court noted the time fixed for the
trial Of the indictments.
The Grand Jury brought in batch Of indictments,
,i, VIZ y. ~ . horaa reaI anairs p ,h nv
A BROADWAY THIEF SENT TO TIE STATE PRISON
VIM. J. Bailey, who was charged with stealing dia-
mond ring from tho store of Tiffany Co in Broadway
the 4h Of May pleaded guilty to attempt at grand
larceny and sent 10 the State Prison for two years
and six months Bailey away from his bail, was
pursued and arrested in Philadelphia.
PIcKpoCKET SENT TO SING SING
Michael Muilady was tried and convicted Of stealing
silver watch worth $50 from John Collins, the 9th
of October, while looking at fire on the Of
Broome and Crosby streets. The City Judge gave him
the full penalty Of the law which five years mpris
Onment in the Sing Sing state Prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-09
THE LORD BOND ROBBERY.
Another Chapter in the AAnir-A Wall Street
Broker Arrested on n Charge of Completely

Another Chapter in the AfaIr-A Wall street
Broker Arrested on n Charge of Completely
in the Robbery.
Some further light yesterday thrown upon the cee-
bated Lord bond robbery which occurred in March last
Mr. Rufus L. Lord, wealthy broker Of Exchange place
the public already know, vctimzed to the tune of
b gang o sS who entered his once
safe Of the bonds have recovered but
f. s
poi ss q ae c
And brokers. No 1. WAL street. 4. now appears
s%pley @ w ss SUB
nsrahan
@
IN the schedule cs @ NAKED where he . the
sss sa fs e Ss peril
Ct SIKH p ss sa ws BEEN ssarc ss %e Of
lead hs recovery Of more Of Mr. oras stolen bonds
ice WING $ sss
HELEN claims to have honestly purchased the coupons in
from vO into bis once to s
iss the and
e ssis.
noses
giving IS aassIs bond. ana securities alleged
sls s'flis
5,o5o bocs, l,os ana winch mentioned annexed
schedule and demanded the be cashed that depo
asked the said Hit who said coupons and he
piled the firm Of Frank HELEN Co. and that they Heen
placed said Hit in the hands Of the odcers when he asked
deponent II they stolen; depopent hold copy
annexed schedule in his hand and Hit replied that they had
Of them.
AFFIDAVIT y.
VIM A. Hit Jr, Of No. 4O3 Pearl street, being sworn, de-
posed that he in the employ OF Frank Helen Co.;
that remembers the OF bringing
Treasury Office Wall sres for the purpose Of having the
cashed that he handed the Marvin Ingsham
who and that he obtained them from Frank Hell
LEM At that time be asked they had copies Of the
schedule and he replied in the Affirmative.
The matter being much my:tined the magiss.e deter
committed him for examination. which IL named fer ten
O'Clock this morning
Mr. HELEN lives ii West Washington place. A yet 10
unknown whether he will be able TO give the Of the
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u LAUNCH ur 4 MAMMOTH STEAMSHIP.

The Largest Wooden Steam Vessel Ever
Built In the United States-The Pioneer
Steamship Of New Line.
The large and magnificent steamship Great Republic
successfully launched yesterday morning the shpyard
of Henry Steers situated Greenpont About thou
sand persons present including quite large
Of ladies' many OF whom avaied themselves OF the oppor
tuniy and launched with the shortly before
ten O'clock the last keel block knocked
ws She sded .ssay nto the water amid he soas
o nd s rs.ac the The Great Republic was built
tween San Francisco Callsrnia and the commercial cities
Of Chin. and Japan Another steamer the exact counter
at the shipyard OF William II. Webb already adj
vanced towards completion snd is TO bo placed upon the
expected the Great Repubcw be ready for sea
Without delay upon he line to rn bsweeS ss
Francisco Kanagaws Japan, and Hong Kong China
the port SAN yu returning '1e the z,
same occupying about Two months The vessels
vessel VIII be supplied with all the modern improvements
dollars divided n,o foSr water t
aud strongly bisced with Iron bsrk running dsgonay
public The largest wooden merchant steamship ever buii
10 the United states and probably In the world Her
dicnls,. !, load line three hundred sixty ieei;
breadth moulded nfy feet, breadth ertrcmc including
beams andshps tny-Dnc ice' .x inches she has three
and engine bukheads aho platform in lower hold to IL.
cei.e cargo and coal Tie hooiz entirely OF white
The machinery building al the Novelty Iron WORKS aud
will be Of the following Omen engine one
stroke OF piston TO be ed with balanced poppei and
Allans adjustable euton surface condenser with
pressed wood packngs for the tube joints supplied
- wssT y an independent rotary pump driven y
q ef .ff snns' w 81 ar
that each wiz have It's swn suction pipe from tank aud dis
be placed forward o tie engine ship and
uptskes connecting intoone smokeppe The steam pumps
With donkey boiler complete win be hted with ~ tbs
sary valves and connections.
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Brig Josephine tBsl Forbes, Cork or FaInouthHJ De
Brig shooting star tnr). Anen Moneton-D Dewon 4
schr Luisita UnderbI 81 John and Maysguez-B Wen,
schr Hamburg, Johnson Famouth-Geo symes chsse A
schr Meteor tss, Danseomo Bsr9ud s " . FIRTH
Steamer Bunalo. Jones, Philadelphia.
Steamship rorae r, A Esasssa navre G. with a.s
gale from euTs war and ss sn 70 D ns
Bay for ser and u y's'
stearsshp Columbia, slocum Havana Noy 3 a pa y,
sse PM ssiS Caps Is1as passed Steamship
@ s.e.s
Had a sueees,ion o. very hessy NE gales ,., ~,
sisa@shp iiatierss. alexander Norfolk 30 hours, to
steamship FrsnconIa Sherwood Portland with mdsc, TO
% naysae5 e
sS @ y g o. and Ss s @ M
v sSr Carl RssSS os nsCS
s,s %
and $40 passengers to chas Luing Co. Had deaths
g with marble and
oFSaIS
days with iogwood &c, to order. Had heavy weather.
Brig Elizabeth Kelly (of White Havenl Jones, Malaga, q
SPOKE BRIG Mary sT. Fsmossh o. - :. -
Brig Isabel of Barbados), Morgan Para 20 days. with
rubber &C. toll Corning, Son Co. 4h inst Absecom
bearing 10 miles Distant passed the wreck Of schr with
fore and main booms out Of water and painted white
Brig Reed (Br), O'Donnel, Greytown, Mic, 80 days.
Brig h Masss T ysSs 3 T a mas y days with hides
the heads Of schr painted white also the fore and
Brig Eagle (Br), Parker Mragoane 10 days, with log
wood, TOT McAndfews Has been 10 days north Of Hat
teras.
Brig Barter Lee. Nuevitas Is days. with sugar, DC
Thompson Hunter Oct 90 32 TO- Ion 20 lb gale
from NE lost deck load Of 20 casks moasses and split sails
@ ~ @ PASSED large sSan q sen rn
for Phlladelphia; 7th of Barnesat bark Frances
Brig Covadonga Br Henry Cardenas rs days. with mo-
asses to Yznaga Vale Co. Had Heavy Ne giies
Brig wild Flower spr sanford Eas. Hsrecr IT. Is days
spoke bark Eba hence for Matanzas who supplied with
provisions date lat a. Ion rs b. spoke schr Maryland
from - for Barbados
Brig II Todd ew), MCGUIRE st Stephens, NIB, 10 days,
with lumber, to master.
Brig Sophie, -. CheryHeld, with lumber, to Simpson
sc6r Alice A Bandel shotwel Savanna la Mar 20 days,
via Cape May hours, with bamboo &c to order Oct 70
lat 81 IL lon 70 H. saw brig John Hastings with loss Of
there. in heavy blow from NV, lost two anchors and
chains.
schr Samuel Eddy Lents Norfolk, days.
Schr wapea Payson, Salt Cay IT. Oct 26 via Delaware
eth inst with salt to Abraham's Bells Son.
schr & L VandeSoori Baker, AmSoy for Bosten
schr $ T King. Cendenin, Calais.
schr j II Counce. Wilson, Bangor.
Schr Superior, Hatch Rockland
Ship james Bogart from Liverpool arrived Wednesday,
Is consigned TO James Faconcrnot as before reported