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The New York herald., 1867-02-19
Tne EXCISE LAW.

The Committee on Applications osthe Board Of Exc'ss
yesterday completed their examinations OF tho petitions
Of unlicensed liquor dealers who have applied for
csnscs large number OF the petitions refused,
and after the meeting Of tho Board both the
cessful and unsuccessful applicants viii DO notified or
the fate Of their respective petitions by circular
cuce 10 cases Of violation Of the Law, yesterday
THE 1onBs POLICE COURT
Leopold Leopold ~ Mott street. Charles Harris los
Cherry street; Michael OMaey 15U West street; Fran
cis Mclaughlin ia Mulberry street; Edward Kunsdah
S3 Bayard street; Charles serner 81 Bayard street;
Howard street. vese brought ,fore Alderman McBrien,
a. the Tombe, yesterday mornng, charged with vola
ing the EXCISE law, and held 70 bail In 500 each TO
swer before tho Court OF General Scasions
The Twenty ty-seventh precinct police, as usual on
Sunday night, arrested nearly thirty men who crossed
Sunday tppers taken 70 tho Tombs and Alderman
McBrien fined them $40 each. Those not having the
requisite sum committed TO prison for ton days
JEFFERSON MARKET COURT.
George Jordan, Of 40 Broadway; John Thompson, OF
252 avenue b. Philip MCCONNELL $40 West Twenty ninth
street. and Charles H. KoIt of 3s6 Hudson street,
brought before Justice Dodge yesterday charged with
seIinR LIQUOR without license aud John Geoghcghan.
OF 2O4 Third avenue and Patrick garvin, OF A6 East
Twertyfourth street. before the Justice for
selling liquor ON Sunday They were each held TO an
swer in $500 bail
ESSEX MARKET COURT.
At The Essex Market Police Court yesterday Justice
shandey committed the following persons, charged with
violation OF the provision Of the Excise act prohibiting
the sale Of liquor on Sundays:-Huber Ley, SO Sixth
Is5 East Houston street; Jacob Dctin, loe Stanton
street, frederick Jacks, 900 Broomo street; William
smith, l58 East Twelfth street. Theodore Fedstcin 50
Forsyth street; Fritz wassung, u Third street.
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Boston, Feo 15 1907.
Tho dwelling house Of Mr.. Samuel Appleton, grand.
son Of Daniel Webster, entered last night by two
burglars The noise made by thcm aroused Mr. Apple.
ton, who proceeded 70 the room from whence u ap-
pcared 10 come He opened the door and attempted 70
enter but fell over box upon the noor and no was
falling the pistol he had In his hand went or and a. IL
was asinsleba.reed nrearm he was without any means
Of defence, and the men whom no saw in the room
as ne opened the door at made for him. seized him
and beat him until he was scnselcss Before Mr. Apple.
ton made his appearance the thieves had collected and
put In pile all the silver in the house. consd
erabc Quantity Of the plate formerly belonged to Daniel
WeoVer ana embraced many articles that had been
presented TO him ct different times by rienda The rem.
contre. with Mr. Appleton frightened the thieves and
they left without taking their booty with them They
succeeded however, In securing two $1,000 Treasury
notes The detectives the track OF tho theves
Mr.. Appleton was not seriously Injured
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
wEsTCHEsrER IHTELLIGENCE.

SUDDEN DEAm-At an early hour yesterday morning n
saloon proprietor, named Henry Michels, or "Dutch
Nike" n he was better known, died suddenly n his
residence corner OF Cortandt avenue and Mary street.
Nerose appears That the deceased had been for
time suffering from bilious attack but his life was not
Considered in danger until within the past week. the
services Of physician were found necessary. Under
skilfu TREATMENT he seemed 20 rally, and was seon pro-
insy well and enjoyed himself 70 the utmost during tho
day with number OF friends, remaining until about
O'Clock yesterday mernng playing cardl Shortly afer
gig O'Clock MA ncns's srcse. leaving ner nus0aad u
awaken him. before going down stairs she discovered
that he was dcaa medical gentleman was at once
called In but the result OF his examination only con-
frmed the sad fact related
EscAps FROM PRpox-On making hin visit 70 the
0lock up" Morrisana yesterday morning the jaiIor
George Pahst found that the prisoner Romwad Burk-
hard who stands charged with having stolen COW The
property Of Mr. Buer, Of Pelham, had made good his
escape Having succeeded In forcing the flooring his
cell BuYhardt managed 70 get into the front cellar
through the scute OF which he found easy outlet
the street The last Of him was Sunday. whcn
his creature comforts attended TO b. Pabst
ASorHn TaSnun HousE souABmx "A woman named
Conners, residing In tenement house on the Boston
road, Melross was conveyed before Justice Hauptman
At the Police Court Morisania yesterday forenoon and
sent up" for sixty days for having attempted 70 strike
woman named Cooley, an occupant OF the same house.
with hatchet
An ALLEGED CowARpLy ArrAcK.-0n Sunday night.
while young man named David Goldee, accompanied
BY young lady, was taking moonlight promenade on
the Boston road Morrisania he was suddenly attacked
and severely beaten by three drunken fellows two OF
whom, pamed John Blessing and Charles Foster were
arrested yesterday morning and placed In "durnnce
vcp TO await examination 20 be held this forenoon
before Justice Hauptman.
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

CoroREp BURGLAR PLEADS Grmry.-On Saturday
night the premises Of Whitfield Case 1s1 Third street.
occupied market, was forciby entered by George
Henderson, coored boy, fourteen years Of age, by
means Of breaking In the cellar door, and robbed Of
coats, valued at $50. Henderson was subsequently
arrested by officer Meagher of the Sixth precinct and
the stolen coats found in his possession. George
taken before alderman McI3rien, acting magistrate
the rombs In place Of Justice Dowling who y Ill and
pleading guilty 70 both the burglary and larceny was
committed for trial in deault or 81, 600 bail. George
was born In Salem, N J., and says no does most any
thing for living
THEFT or A GOLD wArcu. AEON the 25th Of Sep
tember last Mrs. Rosa Smith, residing at 22l William
street. was robbed OF q gold watch number Of linen
Sheets and bed guilt, valued 10 all at $780, Nothing
heard OF the property Till yesterday, when Mrs.
Smith learned that Lille Brown, now living at No. 259
William street, had ssolcI the property. Lille was
cordingy arrested by detective Mun, Of the Fourth
precincs, 10 whom she confessed stealing and pawning
the goods. The accused Was taken before Alderman
McBen and committed 20 The ToDbs FOR trial in default
Of hail
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

"old Sol" exercises an exhlarating influence over
and boast No sooner has his genial rays melted the
ICE, and hard earth than sporting begin their
horse taln and racing and trotting matches the
order Of the hour all the stopping places the roads
and In the club rooms Numbers OF trotting matches
have already been made and moro arc on the point o.
elimination. The proprietors OF the various racos
courses have prepared their programmes for the spring
and seasons and from all Indications the most
brilliant racing and troting carnivas in store for the
admirers and patrons Of the turf Among the totting
matches made the following are few Of the most Inn
porant.--
Hiram woodruff has matched his bay gcldng, Lew
Pettee, against James ID. McMann's black mare, Cora
three for 81 900 side the first mile heats best
three In nve in harness. the second two mile heats and
the third three mile heats These will DO trotted
early In the spring.
stallion George NJ Pachen Jr against the bay stallion
Commodore Vanderbilt for 900 side mile heats best
three IN Eve, In harness. the trot 10 como or over the
Fashion Course In May
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SUPREME counT-c,acur-pmr ..
Action to Recover Damages for Injuries Iw-
nIcted In n Barro0m with q Pistol.
Before Judge smith

Action to Recover Damages for Injuries In.
hlcted In n Barroom with = Pistol.
Before Judge smith. HM
Pdfrick Giibride o. Michael Hu0hes-The plaintiff In
this action seeks 70 damages from tho
defendant for Injuries alleged 10 have been malclousy
inflicted by pistol In the hands Of the defendant
tho 18th Of February, 1885, Tho plaintiff s the ro-
prcior OF drinking saloon In In this ci, and
the occasion In question party present were I'M
bbing to some extent Tho complaint alleges thas lno
wound was dangerous and aoverc. and thst mo
plaintiff confined MS bed for the period o about
eight weeks by reason OF tho wounds received Tho
HALL entered tho right side Of the plantlns facc pene
trnting the cheek bone and DR.. j. NJ Carnochan tcst
ted that tho wound Of DANGEROUS character,
freatly ondnngcring the plaintiffs eye and might poss
bly, have caused the death OF the plainun Another
witness for the prosecution testified that hughes aimed
The pistol deliberately at Gibfc and hrcd, ana thcn
mid that thew might fstake him aud hang him y
For the defence was elected that the parties had
urevIouslv been on terms OF friendship, and that
palcious threats had been made BY the defendant The
deendant gave evidence tho effect that he was en-
deavorng 10 take some tobacco from hts pocket for
dend and vblc endeavorng to remove tho pistol from
ma inside skirt coat pocket the weapon DISCHARGED
rcdentlv wounding plaintiff In the face; that no (de
prcsscd great conrtion for the act and threw
he pIeol upon counter, asking any one present To
tlll him with the same weapon if they were OF ths
o,n,on that n had been done intentionally; that no
c,ed and sobed bitterly. and that he betrayed the
ptnse Of sending a carriage for medical and. Case
enll m.
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

Toledo FloOded-DamaRe 60 Bridges, &c.
TolxDo, Feb IS, 1857
The leo IN the Maumee river opposite the city, broke
up yesterday morning, and moving down. gorged the
bridge at tho foot Of Cherry street. The water rose
rapidly, flooding the warehouses lumber yards base
ments, &C, along Water street, which was completely
submerged at several points The railroad depot Island
House Hoto and large portion OF the land occupied by
the railroad and known Middle Ground were aso
undated. About eleven o'clock In the morning the
Cherry street bridge, upwards OF threefourths OF mile
in length gave way and nearly half the entire structure
was swept on There were nvc persons on the wrecked
portion all Of whom escaped on the Ice The
damage to the bridge will probably reach $4,000
Fears entcstsned for the safety Of Tho Cleveland
and Toledo railroad bridge which has been rebuilt dur
ing The present winter and just completed II wss for
long In great danger but was saved BY stretching
train heavily laden with freight across IL The steamer
City OF Toledo broke from her moorings and drifted
down the stream some distance bat finally swung along
side tho Michigan Southern dock where she was secured
The small steamer Belle also went adrft and shortly dis
appeafed II probable that she sank Towards night
the gorge broke and the water quickly subsded TO tne
average level II Ia reported that the bridge II Msumec
CITY, ten miles above ives carried away, but The report
lanka rnnevmauoA /,
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The public will remember that few weeks since the
steamship Cyer seized by order Of the
mont on the ground that she had been fitted out in this
port for the purpose Of making war on state with
which the United States are at peace Full particulars
OF this transaction have already appeared IN the HERALD
Yesterday the owners Of the steamer Messrs Russell
Sturrs Robert 8 Taylor, Henry w. Hubbell and Samuel
r. Dollard together with George Howes, Of Brooklyn,
and Francis Skiddy Of New York. surees, appeared
before Mr. Samuel @. Courtney United States District
Attorney and entered into bonds 70 tho amount OF
5000 OO0-doube the value OF the steamer and her
srmament-the condition being that she shall not
gage In any warko operation against any country with
which the United States have friendly relations II this
bond shall be violated the In question becomes for
feited TO the government Mr.. Courtney has approved
Of the bond which has been forwarded TO the proper
department at Washington II the government accept
the bond the r Cuyeg will be al restored TO the
owners but pending this step presume the steamer
must remain In the hands OF the Marshals officers.
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

ACCUSED OF Observation-Disclosures Spauldlpg, who
was arrested in New York on Saturday night charged
with committing burglary at the residence Of Richard
Jeers corner Of Johnson and Pearl Streets Brooklyn
In December last, taken before Justice Buckley
yesterday, and committed until Thursday.
THB LATE ALLEGED HonIupx.-An investigation into
the circumstances attending the death Of James whaen
will be commenced this morning by Coroner Lynch
The deceased was struck in the temple with glass
tumbler, by Michael Skein, during On af7y about .
week ago, In liquor store, at No. II Union street.
AnnnTRD MIDDAY RoBBEx-rHR OPERAroa Car
rURnD.-Ar Patrick NcKsnna, sesiding at 2os south
Fourth street. D., shortly aftr yesterday caught
fellow In the act Of breaking into his residence and
immedatey collared him and handed him over TO the
police or the Forty fifth precinct On being taken to
the station house he recognised as Patrick Munay,
70 await examination Mr. McKenna's family vas alb
ssnt when the attempt was made.
GRAND LARcxsY.-A colored woman named Anna Brown,
alias Cspelton, employed At the Wall House. Fourth
street, f. d. inshe capacity Of cook, was yesterday
ragned before Justice Daley charge Of grand lar
osny By her employer, J. W.. Jones The accused ID
charged with stealing from me hotel q varous times
since Nay last silver plated ware, halves and forks u
ss wearing .s.s y s Tss ssSds Ing s e
to await examination On Thursday next
Pn0sAmY PonorED.--A young nan named John
Mckay died suddenly st his residence No 80 Raymond
street. yesterday morning The deceased worked in the
tobacco factory ct the corner Of Raymond and Wil-
Ioughby Streets and Is said be drank some Of the
spirits used In the tobacco Coroner Lynch was notified
70 hold an inquest NN y
CsrY Couar-Owing 10 the Illness Of Judge Reynolds
the City Court has been adjourned until Thursday
noxt
FATAL AcuDnr.-Patrick Ledwith, employed in the
New York and Brooklyn Saw Mills, In Ninth street, was
instantly killed yesterday afternoon by heavy stick Of
timber failing upon his head which be was endeavorng
70 hoist An inquest was held on the body BY Coroner
Smith, when verdict In accordance was rendered.
WEEKLY MoR1AIIrr.-The total number Of deaths dur
ing past week in the city Of Brooklyn wss 14a OF
the deceased 50 were men, 90 women, 50 boys and 90
Uirl
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COURT cAlENuAp-TRls uAY.

SUPREME Counr-CRcun Part 1-Oyer and rerminer =,
and Nos, HOS, 1905 1107, 1l0o, I'LL llI6 III i2,'
1l7s ISL Part 2-Nos. i4as, 1le4, l!es i4sA sS9
1882 tNo. p, 15o2, 1904 1906, 1905 1910 lSis lSas
ls2o 1922 is 1929 1928 l5so 400 lsS1 ,ss a a., sSyS
3s7 2S7, 6tS, ora 24s sse 1901. 90, s5l 90 ,os
sUrREsE Couar--spruAL TkRx-Ncs lps iyv ,ss
200 20l, 204, 127, 1H 155, 176, ITO, ~ is'' AiV' s
1871, las, 151, 40, 153 22z :. "a an IA a.
supnKxE CouRT, CninnEas--Nos 70, Ss' so' o. %
General call begins at No ~ - ~ o-o,
ose7 2oo3 2pos 25p5 1865, 2ss1 2507 27o9 2IIl zs2
o761 PAIL 25sl 2eel. Psr 2--Nos S120 255e, 1904,
zoos. soee sls0 s1s2 slst 2ss, So2o 27sd 2es2 ls2
1sre, rnrsr 10 ., Couuo. RssAa -Gsnsral tsrn
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TINE PUBLIC KAlTn.

Tho mortality report for the week ending Saturday, the
10th ns was sent in TO the Board Of Health yesterday
afternoon. The deaths BY wards were a. follows
First A. Fourth, ~; Fifsh. Isl s.th, ~; Seventh a
n; Thrteenth 10; Fourteenth II; Fifteenth, .; six-
tsenth 10; Seventeenth 52 Eghteeih 2; Nineteenth,
making In all including the public institutions ala ex
actly the same numbefts last week There were during
The week 10 deaths from diphheria, IL from group,
from typhus and typhoid fevers, 10 from accidents ana
negligence and n from ecaratinA
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

c.n,.,n A BARTLETT or Illinois, Colonel H. l. Preston
or Idaho Major Charles Hopwocd, Of Fort Riley and
Major a A. Fisgg, Of Connecticut, are stopping Al the
Metropolitan Hotel
Ma,or General Daniel n sicklcs Ia stopping at The Brc.
wort House.
Iicusenant Colonel ", Welsh, Of The United States
Aymy and r. W. Todd, OF the United States Enginesr
ocspA ere stcppins - the Fhsh Avsnus Hotel.
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CHARLEsTov. 8. c.. Feb. Is, ist

CHARLESTON, 8. G.. Feb IL, 1867.
Governor Aiken, who has Just returned from Washing.
ton says the South will DO Icrnsoralzed in less than
two weeks Ho says that th President utterly power
less Tho South can only remain passive. He also
thinks tho President will be depoed and Senator Wade
put in his place but that the President will resist 10 the
last extremity. Ho thinks Orr's Southern programme
will have 10 eoct the republicans and says they will
be satised With nothing short OF universal Suffrage with
view 10 coouerbaance the opposition North and SOUTH
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
SUPREME couAT--cHAmeEas.


Before Judge Leonard.
IN TIE Matter Of The Hdbeas Corpus Case of Cdptdfn
Gorge 0lney This case which was expected 70 have
como up yesterday morning for final adjudication has
by consent Of counsel been adjourned until Monday,
the 25th inst, when R expected that Governor Reuben
Fcnton, who has Just gone 70 Washington expected
be returned 70 the civil authorities at Norfolk Va, viii
probably be determined
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

CoLrNBus, Feb. Ia 1867
General Phil sheridan arrived hero 10 day. accom-
panied BY Joint Committee of the Ohio General AZ
sembly, by whose invitation he came. He will be re-
ceved by tue Senate - two o'clock p NJ, and by tho
House Immediately Afterwards. The Governor gives
reception t0pght M the Executive rooms In the Capitol
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
sos1on MISSIONARY SOCIETY AsSylssAsy.

BOSTON, Feb. IL, 1907.
The Boston CITY Missionary Society commenced Va
ecmi-centennial anniversary last evening" Governor
bullock, Father Cleveland (who n ninesy-four years n
agel and osben delivered addraasaa
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

Arorsrs, Ne, Feb 1s 1867.
Resolutions OF sympathy for tho Cretans In ther sg
gle for Independence were reported in the State senate
this forenoon.
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70 oW NERS OF
HORSES.

Z NJ HOT SANDS OF HORSES DIE YEAR,
81 from Collie. This need not be. Or. To-
Bias Nenitian Horse Linimcmt will positively
fure every ease, if given when first taken. The
post is only one dollar Every owner of horse
houd have Il bottle in his stable ready tor use
j is warranted superior TO anything else for the
cure of Cuts, Wind Calls, Swelliugs, Sore Throat,
g prans, Bruises, Old Sores, &c. This Linimcnt is
Fho new remedy. II has been Us d and approved
pt for 10 ears by the first iior7emcn in the coun-
DRY. Given TO oycr-tlrvCn horse, it acts like
b. sic. Orders are family received f om the
Zaciag StdJlfS Of EHghTnd, for it, The celebrated
Hiram Woodruff, OF trotting fame has used it for
ears, and says it is far superior 10 any other he
1as tried. He kindly permits me to refer TO him.
alis address is East NeSl ork, Long Island. Rec
.op =. M. Tobias Neuitian Horse Linmont is put
ar =. smt bottles. Take no other, sold by Drug
gists and saddlcrs. Depot, 80 Gcitandt street
New York. 1W5l.
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Perry Da,is' Vegetable pa!a Killer.

The NiNERsAl- REMEDY FOR INTERNAL.
AND INTERNAL COMPLAINTS
Al this period there are but few the human
race una ;qnainteI with the m rritS The Pm il Kill
or but while some eNtcl it rs ainiment, the know
but little OF il power in easing IAN when taken
internally, while others il internally with
great success, but are equally ignorant Of its
healing virtues when applied externally. We
therefore wish to say to all that 1t j. equally
cesslul whether used internally OF externally, and
ii stands alone, unryallc1 by all She great cat
1Gogue of Family Medicines, aud it sale Is aniNer
sat aud immense. The demand lorit i from India
and other foreign countries is equal to the demand
Al home, and it has become known in these far on
places by its merits. InispJ2
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IMPORTANT QUALITIES. ERANDHE-
TITS PILLS so STIMULATE all the intcri.

powers Of the system that every poison or I'M
purity is forced from the htord into tn" h7vci-,
ana thus passes on Recent cast ot sic kueSS VIII
often bc cured by the effect ofG or Hranar'iii'>
i'iIls which, when tie operation i. full and COM
lletc, leave the blood as free from poisonous and
unhealthy matter a. that Of a new born hJl,e Ia
colds, inilanmatary diseases, and even in cholera
their restores to health sooner than AL other
remedies, because the! take from the blood snd
bowels those matters upon which raius. cramps
aud aches dcpc2d for continuance.
Captain Isaac smith Sms Sing, -ays, thirty Of
Brandrcths Pgls, taken according to direction
cured him of very severe bronchial Affection
after other means had failed, and lac wishes hi
numerous friends To- Know the iAoi.
Brandrohs lhii-, Principal Office, EraHdreth'~
House, New ork. N"id also l'y all Druggists.
Sec my name on Government stamp, Nilhou.
which the pills are spurious.
T.. Hli N\DkITll.
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! IVl0O
X, IL. SliaBl,
High School.

TIlE SPRING TERN of the Ellsworth High
II school will commence on Monday, Feb 18Th
and continue under the direction of Mr,M CELiIur
whose reputation as Il thorough and accomplished
teacher has been fully established in this comma
nifty the past year. To those wishing to continue
their studies in the higher English branches, and
the Languages, favorable opportunity now pre-
SCENTS itself Tuition FOR the Tenn, 5000. For flu
thcr information In regard to- the school, please III
qure of Rev, Robert Cole, " Il, Sawyer o. \, Vi
Giidden,
EnsMU rtl, Jan'y eth, 1867, 3wl
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n Office OF oRECLOStHE,
Whereas Chelsea Wescott, of GouldS boro in the
County Of Hancock by his deed ot mortgage dated
iii lt-th day OF December st5, and recorded in the
Registry oi Deeds of said county, vol. Id page
III, conveyed to Thomas Arey, of sullivan, IN
said County, IL certain lot Of land with buildings
thereon situated III Schoodic Pond in said Goulds-
horo and described rs follows: viz, beginning at
the Shore of Fienchman's Ray ut steep Rock
called "Fuvcns Nest" Thence running casterly to
rock marked b in the One squeak shore: thence
Southery by the shore To the outlet of"East Pond "
Thence by the Sh are to :he West outlet fof East
Pond, To stake and stones; Thence ACROSS the
outlet of West Pond; Thence around the Sea
shore to place OF beginning; Containing Seven
Hundred hcrcs more or less. And Conditions Of
said mortgage having been broken notice Is hereby
given, that 10y reason thereof | claim to and do
hereby ioIcclOse the same.
THOMAS AREI
Iiy his AltorneX--B. VI. SARGENT,
Sullivan, Jan. IJth ls6, 3wl
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Tor s ale.

ABOUT 25an Sugar Box shocks: one good
"A Wooden ctnelcd Anchor, weighing about
l500 lb,; tno keGse Nuehor Weighing 30 lbs one
Chain, g, iathom~, 1T inch; one Cham As lathons
/ is zach one new Mansail; one cast IRON Caps
tin; ono hosting Wrench one Wudllss & llreh
aec; Bow spirit, ihB iom; Bob stays &C.; II lot oi
Iron Bolts, spikes lot of wire stays; II set OF
Nat iron CHAIN plates , dead eyes: One stecrn.;
W h'cl; one large Helm.
The above property came of Vessel 2t0 tons,
only two years old and Will be sold cheap for
cash Apply to. ABRAHAM RICHARDSON.
Bass ilatbor, fremont. Jan, 22d, 1851. l