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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

Births Marriages snd Deaths inserted T-s.- ''
risf, including poetry, SIX oE>rs q. linz.
In this plsea, sept. Is. Nis- Dors A. " Dr. Sd
-"-d2uEhter Of TIL lafe LEONARD Kyil-alra ed.
In This p ace, N. IL, m,I,u f. daa.l;,s oi A..
and Mary A Hnrvey, SGD months.
In II John.bury, Aug - Frcadie l., so o -
And AlInira Poland, aged months.
In SonooFd' sept IL, Of ayserieIy. Fr.asae ',-
child q Geo. W snd Ellen n. KNIGHT, a..s d. 49,
In Northampton, Mas, S,Tt le. o6ty,.a.l 1..
ma, Phebe CarT, wife Of Milton Car, fl--.,a,s 10 -
town, ssed - year..
In Lyndon, Aug 50 AID sept :. CT d.. .,
lniAnt children u Mr.. a. & snd Hst-ie Ji.a31a-
In i'eachanl on the 18th, Of oOusaultio t-.5 AS
rev NcJlary, aged
ihls - the first iresch in the family prJgrr, .'
the disi'ensati9n Of Providence the whole ca-
heloaTcd OF mos cousia friend znd falrlt ,
tan brother. His life xas fun 81 rracc, hi- o-s "
WAS SIN and his orly hope and plea Clri-t- t!r
in recouuiiug hi bloss5us and trustfu the IL o.
slcep. in Jesus
AT Sutton, sept. i, M. Thomas True, asrd =
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Steamer Sank on the Hu,fs,.,

As the steamer Dan Rich
gong up Tie Hudson one ni-li l,s,.
she WAS run into by the steam. a,
derbilt, which was coming daa,, 81
er. Ii was about ! O'Clock a, AL
A few moments before The coli.
cured some of The passengers ~.
led by the whistles, and the -br-.. -'
the officers. AT that time hii
had reversed their action. and H..
had nearly stopped Sill theina,,..
Of The Two boats was so great iirs,
the bow of the Vanderbilt sim.
Dean Richmond witt duh l5,,y,..
fifty feet from her stern, the -.
Dean Richmond was crushed a.
distance of fifteen feet.
The most intense exciiener, .s..
among the passengers, e~peciallr-i.
the Dean Richmond, for il ill5g.-
became evident that she mu-t ,.-l. -,.
engines of the VANDERBILT n..-
working so rs 10 keep her L..
Richmond until The Passenger, s...
ter could toe taken on board. L..
two hundred and fifty pas>eu- p, .r.
Richmond. Three-tourrhs ~ q ..,.
taken on board the VANDERBILT. ALE
upper works gave WAY, and lar u..
carried her down The renar--
sengers were taken on board 90 3
In thirty minutes after tie a,rs..
CURED the wafer had Reached r....
deck oi The Richmond.
Ii IS reported thai a waiter unrl,l
oerEilt was killed, and iwo of Ill.,.
seriously injured, The Drrgy >l,...
" came down the river aad t,..
Richmond passengers from liz \
bilt aud brought then 10 This C,r
collision broke nearly evere Jan.
In the two boats. and lhr lam, s,.-.
knocked down. The water 500.
10 reach the fires, sendin- IA frr.
amount OF steam up through a.,
mE of the floor. This increa~.l-.
fusion, AMI many Passenger lrc.,.
fir.
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manufacture-was bewildering, and we
have neither time nor space to particu-
larize. The committee on miscellaneous
articles labored patiently and long, but
could not do the matter justice. And in
fact this may be said of most of the
committees; but they did as well as they
could under the circumstances.
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johnson : ApvI~FR~-The FIRE.
Journal democratic Catholic p
New York, thus speaks OF In
johnson:
lie should call on the class, g ,,.
pie who were lawful voters in l>pa.
all the states. 10 elect repr-~enia1.re-
4 new Congress, lie should iu- q
oal'al out OF the malls OF CoaSrc-@.
ground that they are not only a l.-
body, hui that their header. Tuad :.
chs. avows !;
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ENGII>m llAEvEsTo.-ln 1>.-a
almost continual rain from 4 a-.--
of June 10 the beginning OF Nsta4p.
the most critical time OF tlir sr.r-
in ihe face Of sucn 4 calamity T.. e.
OF cereal prodnct- rose rapidly iat.-
ket- This wear. on the coulrarg.
are falling in consequence 81 thc ~.
and sunshine. with beneficial fall . -
ilaf have rreTailel during Tie la
weeks, and prices ar certain 10 tall ,
lower because Of The abundance al
and OF the immrHse cargoe> OF h,a
wheat that havr already reaclc-
port from California ami other rr
corn-Froducing countries. where H..
Vest mas been unusually abunlaai--
ey7,osi Ta.>
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Agents for the Caledonia,

Now Ready. -wAsh'ura'. Az:=a.r 3D..
splendid Towering Ral's coa.Si.ir; : ia; Z 90. e.
oest HySciU'h TuliIs, -acasos, lii,z. e. -.e
and explicit directions icr t.l,ir c-.irure q. s cz
besarifil col Ted plAic, snd Ingny c,t.r 81. .-.-
ings- Il VIII he forwarded po.-paia "a. -...-
csr-s, TO ST aTpliosn-s Address wASIRls,> - -
noTticuliu. a Hal. Boston. N.s r-
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Base Bal.

The four clubs that reported them
sclves-Ethan Allen, Mar>hficld Gale
donia, DanvilIc: Olympic, NorriSville :;
Union, st. Jolnsburv-to contend for
the prizes, 'played down" on Tuesday to
see which of the two clubs should play
on Wednesday for the goblet and bat, as
there was time for only one game on the
fair grounds The game eli Tuesday
opened between the Ethan Allen club OF
Marshtield and Caledonia OF Danyille. y.
T. Annis. Union club, umpire The
game wa, won by the Ethan Aliens.
Score, SO to %.
The n game was between the Union
and Olympic clubs, Geo O. Davis.
Ethan Allen club, umpire. Union won
Score 81 to IL.
The Sd game was between the Union
and Caledonia clubs, b. White, Bell club.
Calais, umpire. On account of darkness
the game was declared on the seventh
innings Score: Union, 1O2, Calcdo-
MIA, 80.
The 4th game was played "Wednesday
morning between the Ethan Alien and
the Olympic, \. f. Annis, umpire. On
account Of the rain the game was de-
clared on the fifth innings Score Ethan
Allen, So, Olympic, ,.
1t was then decided by the committee
that the Ethan Allen and the Union
clubs were the two to play the game up
on the fair ground for the prizes. At
three o'clock P. NJ, they reported them
selves present and ready to play, but on
account of an unfinished horse trot and
the rain. the game was delayed until
four O'Clock. when it was commenced
with the Unions to the bat. George
Davis, of Rural club. East Montpelier.
umpire. On account of the rain the
game was declared on the fifth innings.
The score stood as follows:
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President Lincoln -aid 1le ~,a,
thing about fi1z-.Iohn Porter thar
er uttered against any pu5lir
When the sentence Of the cour1 r..-.
WAS placed before him for his are-..
he signed il with alacrity, and r.ma
Il wish the oour, martial had
him 10 ice shot
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the bat, the second prize to the Union.
The St Johnsbury Band extended an
invitation TO the Ethan Allen and Union
clubs to appear in uniform at the Prom
enade concert Wednesday evening, which
they accepted. The fine music furnished
by the band had very enlivening infu-
ence on the audience, and all "went in"
for a good time. and they had it. Thug
ended the Base ball affair. In ending
we must say, we doubt if another affair
of the kind, has passed off in the state
where so little drinking and rowdyism
was displayed as this.
We will not close this hastily written
report, without saying a word in COM
mendation of the management of the
Fair. The officers of both the Agricul-
tural society and the Fair Ground Co.
were ever present and interchangeable; the
marshals were untiring in their efforts
and courteous in their dealings with the
crowd-and no pains were spared by all
who had to do with the Fair of 1867 to
make it profitable and attractive. How
well they succeeded, the large crowd in
attendance each day can testify. The
St. Jolins5ury Band, under the direction
of their able leader, Mr. }. III. Paddock,
contributed their best music for the edifi-
cation of the crowd. during the Fair.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

The Boston Transcript ask Il. J..
John Porter'S case l. rcopcneL WI
the hers Of Benedict Arnold a-k g. ..
hls case reccnSidercl, In or.l,r 1iaa .
testimony Of British officers mar h. l..
en- =
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ETHAN ALLEN.

Fly catches-Ethan Aliens 3, Unions 4. Flys missed
Ethan Aliens ?, Unions ?. Fouls csught-Ethsn Al
lens 3, Unous 1. Fouls missed-Ethan Aliens 4, Unions
!. Out fouIs-Ethan Aliens 4, Unions 3. Double
pays-Ethan Allen. l, Unions l. Passed balls-Ethan
Aliens !, Unions 5. Time of game-1:10
"pfe-Geo. y. Davis. Scorers-H b. Davis, -
Shepard
Inc score being declared the umpire
presented the goblet to the Ethan Allen
club as the winners of the first prize, and
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Floral Hal.

This place was one of great attraction
tins year, as usual There was the usual
variety OF fancy articles, as we'll as the
substantial The flowers entered by
MessrS. Hamilton and Cruickshanks adj
ded materially to the beauty of the room,
and were much admired. Mrs. NJ NJ
Crosman of st. Johnsbury was the onIv
exhibitor of millinery j. c. BINGHAM
displayed three cases of fancy and toilet
articles and surgical Instruments P. p.
Lonergan boots and shoes; f. B. Gage
had fine display of his noted lite-size
and other photographs.
The amount of embroidery, needle
work, wax flowers, hair wreaths, paint
lngs-as well as the articles of domestic
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

~''0"''''' No'u'v Aeticultul"l Hooie'
commenced Oh tuesday, Sept' z4'h =
'''e vi '''c oF'SIl'esl o' al 'ile oe"'''ii'
""y9 VI '"i' oe'u'hu' i'o'''"' i"' Peo
e'' 81 Tue 'ou'''y '"I''''' ''' WIN 'iiel
"t'l prouuc'iohH' ana INC eAliloi'loil, LAX
I'll al III ALL HAS never o'eii equailed
TINS county, anu people VINO attend 9th
'I '"F'' '"y II HAS pceh excelIed nc
"'e'e'
'AIILE IN FhNs'
"'Si''9 from lie entrance 10 III
2Tohhds North, We come 10 the pens 10
ca''!'. rlINt are Inc Attorneys 1--WE
HIc' bui! calves were cAhloIIeu ny hof
ace Brown oI h'I''e' ana W. y. hloiI
~'h "i Ilard"'cN yeallilS pull ny >
a. Newton " son. wv" caves ana hall
"oo' y''''i'@' pl t. q l. rAlfo""kS, y
Co., COW, calf and heller by Ihaddcu
FAIRBANKS, and two cows BY Horace
Fairbanks. THIS stock was n!l verl
NICE. ihi~ nio0d Il much SOUGHT alter
'''Ii. nae Inc -'icIIIo HhrtP, pears i htil
HoN> Pfrc.
~ The D"rIan stock, we saw t"c
'''"' "'' "''I entered ny !. II. "cii''
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li'F'"'cA' amt ir'eF heIir'IIIe, burke
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-09-27

Some faoetiou> Journalist IN Ma
doiica'es the following aaapiats.
Plilsbury, ihs thrice defeated dem .
lc candidate for governor =
N useless co1ia cncl ed M frea-.
In s she e he Standard tl,v 1yas.l. ss..
Ever astinc, Eve guess. viii D., ii. rc-r
With - sleepy p.igt arouod h.ia.
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Wednesd0y, Sept. 20.

The second day of the Fair opened
well enough, and large numbers CT peo-
) pie and carriages arrived upon the
grounds early. Long before noon, how
ever, it clouded over, and began to rain
moderately. 1t broke away about II,
and the afternoon was pleasant, with
just enough of light showers to make it
uncertain. This day was given mostly
to the exhibition of the various classes of
First in order came matched horses.
geldings and mares. There were five en-
tries of this class-A. J. Hale, A. Bun
day, O. p Wakefield, ]. J. Campbell
and Ira NJ. Richardson, (and we under
stand very nice pair by Thompson and
Ruggles of Lyndon, entered too late to
he examined
Of stations four years old and over
there were four entries: Il. b. Flint.
t,n.;. bu,-. rr, r,.u
Quimby.
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Penarl, W. J. Ramey, J. w. Parker,
Geo. AyreS, r. b. Flat and IIibiard
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Caledonia County Fair.

The twenty-second annual fair of tn,
Caledonia County Agricultural society
commenced on Tuesday, Sept. Path -
one Of the brightest of all the beautiful
days of this beautiful month. The peo-
plc Of the County turned ont with THEN
best productions, and the exhibition, tax
Tn all in all, has never been equalled IL
this county, and people who attend 9TH
"a fairs. say it has been excelIcd no
where.
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attendance each day can testify. The
st. Jolns5ury Band, under the direction
of their able leader, Mr.. }. III. Paddock,
contributed their best music for the edifi-
cation of the crowd. during the Fair.
IHiiH Ddy.--HOrse Fair.
There WAS change in the weather,
and Thursday morning opened cold and
windy, but there WAS no rain and the
track was in gooi condition. There was
4 large number Of people upon the
grounds, but not as many as on We'd
ne-'!ay, The first trot was for fastest
horse of any age that never had beaten
in 2.40-purSe> 50 and $40. The
race resulted as follows:
t. $. Ycumg, Young Comet" 4 l l
A Mcfarland HorSe. ) dist
W. Wuicott, Jockey Bill" -
J. W. Tibbitt>, Victory Pigeon ; ; ;
G.. NJ. Stevens, '.Julictta," l , ,
{. ii. Cu>hmam Horse, = dist
Time. 2JS-2 5:;-2.j:.
In the first heat the Victory Pigeon
came iii ahsad, bat the judges gave both
Stevens and CusIiman'> horses proceed
cnce because the Pigeon run.
The second purse was for fastest pair
trolling horse>-pur>es SO and $40.
There were three entries: e.. NJ Stew
ems entered Ma i"r Morrill, and Mate K.
NJ Chalmers, Newbury, Lightfoot and
Thundcrholt B. +. IIayiland, Nelly
Baker and Pearl! This is the way the
race stood:
Iiayiland,
Chalmers. withdrawn
Stevens, : ?
lime. ; l0-3l0
The third purses, 500 and So were
contcmdcd for by
+. II. Gilman, Fanny Bell" l l
Il. VI. Stevens, ''Danville Boy" , ,
J. ii. Studderi, Come Home dist
Time. 2.49-2. iS.
The D;tnI lie Boy came IN ui,v,,J each
heat, but the first premium was awardsd
the mare, for running and foul driving OF
the Boy,
For the fourth race. -four year old.)
purses SD and $40, there were two
entries
Nike Lark, vermont Boy"
:. {. Cutting. "Crecper.'
Mr. Cuttings horse was distanced first
heat. Time, 800
The fourth and last race for purses OF
$50 ana go, was sharply contested by
the following horses
J.lI.Stu,l'leri, ''Nara.anset Maid ( 5
+. +, iie>>cy, ..kcttle Bail" / )
=. VI. Stevens. Young Hector" , 2 ,
O,S.llolmcs. Chestnut Gelding." | l
Time. i5-2i4-24s.
The Holmes and Stevens horses were
very equally matched, making this trot
On the third heat kettle
BAIL fell, but We could not learn As
either horse or rider were injured
This trot closed the Fair for o.. We
did not learn of any serious accident, but
everything passed off well, and evident
l. 10 the satisfaction of the large number
of people present
List of Premiums 4Warded.
\J-TJ FL
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FLOWERS.
Best display of cut flowers Geo
Cruickshanks St J ,
Best floral design Mrs Chas Pack
ard St J 30
Sea Moses Mrs John Morse St J so
Best moss design Miss Ada Wheel
er st J IN
I'd Miss NJ J Winter St J 25
Best display of pot plants James
Hamilton St j so
I'd Geo Cruickshanks St 80
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Embr'd handkerchief Miss EFF
Carr st J 80
Emb'd handkerchief and collar
Mrs L Mason Waterford Is
) pieces emb'd work Mrs A NJ
Cook ST. 40
Emb'd collar Mrs J c Barker St J %
Chemlse and crochet yoke Mrs
Minnie Kendall, 80
Wrought cape Mrs c NJ Lawrence
Danville 5o
Emb'd skirt Mrs E w Harrington ST. p
Chemise Miss Maria Soper ST. 25
Watch case Mrs W III Harris st J %
Infants dress Miss NJ A Nutter Barnet 30
Toilet cushion Mrs II 4 Richardson Is
Pin cushion Miss Abbie Sargent st j %
do Miss Cora Baker St J "a
do Miss Ella Emerson st %
Patch work Miss \ l. Emerson St J 20
limbo work Miss h G Weeks, ST j %
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DEATHS.

Births, Marriages snd Deaths inserted 1-=--.
rl'f, including poetry, SIX oE>rs linz
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Can Mr. JOHNSON be Impenched

For removing Sheridan, sickles, and Stanton
Evidently not. Both the Constitution and the
precedent of all the past sustain him. 1t
proves that human constitutions are weak
things. There is scarcely business man in
this country that does not see that the course
of Mr.. Johnson is revolutionary nevertheless.
The will of the people is the law of the land
That will is that Congress reconstruct the
country. The President has power-and right
too, technieally--tO put whom he pleases into
the places Congress provides for to move on
the machinery of reconstruction. If Sheridan
grinds the mill forward and Thomas grinds 1t
backwards we can't complain, so long as we
will be under the dominion of mills. That
mill is our Constitution. Conscience irks its
control. Win we yield conscience This is
the issue direct and simple. Shall right rule
the land or Andrew Johnson, or Andrew
Jones, for that matter; it is all the same We
doubt not that Congress will impeaoh the Pre-
sident-lust as resOlute man once impeaohed
a crazy engineer who was driving train filled
with gay, thonghtless lie on 10 mad destruc
tion. Not by statute, bat by right. The sim
pie question whether one man can keen this
thirty millions OF people in an uprOar for two
years more by his insane course is the ques
tion. But why grope about among statutes o.
Constitutions for the rightY This nation /,
governed in the interest of the Almighty n
Is a theOcraoy. Let whatever is right be done
: IN. Y. Church Union.
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established and the light will be exhibited therefrom
on the evening OF the lst inst
The illuminating apparatus Is a Fresnel lens of the
third order, showing q fixed white light
The focal plane s elevated rs feet above level,
and the light should be visible for distance -four
teen miles.
The tower is conical In form. colored white, sur
mounted by black lantern Lat 30 58 a. on 81 "a a.
BY order w. II. BHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board. Wash
ingtOn, ID. O.. Sept 2, 1867.
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CLEARED YEsrERnAY.

Schr Percy, Mailman, Plymouth, e. A. Souder & Co.
schr g. Deering, Willard, Portland Castner Stickney
& Wellington.
Schr Camilla Hurburt. Boston, Penn Gas Coal Co.
Hunter.
Str +. FRANKLIN Pierson, Baltimore A. Groves, Jr.
Str Chester. Jones, New York, w. p. Clyde q Co.
Tug Thos. Jefferson Allen for Baltimore with q tow
OF barReB, w, p Clyde d Co.
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GLOUCESTER COUNTY CouRTs.-The following
cases have been disposed of at the September
term OF the Gloucester County Courts, at Wood
bury, N. J.:-
Daniel R. Ackley and others VS.. John Hughes
and others. -.
Frank Hook and Victoria his wife VS.. William
B. Rosenbaum. s. II. Grey, attorney for plain
tiffs; J. NJ. Scovel, for defendant This was
an action to recover possession of One-fourth of
a glass manufactory at Malaga, N. j., and was
argued at length. After a speech of an hours
length, by Mr.. Scovel, who was followed by Mr..
Grey. the Jury returned verdict for the de-
fendant.
James Spencer vs. Henry Jackson.
William Auste VS.. John II. Coffin.
Charles e. Armstrong vs.. julia A. White.
A. Gordon VS. B. Lawrence and Erastus Lodge.
John Mckee VS.. Yards Executors.
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AT THE EPRILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
In the City of Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania
VI 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
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against the said company, ana tne ssa MOTIFS h
inter alia for decree of sale of the said ortgaged
premises. The terms and conditions OF sale will be
First. The mortgaged premises will be sold in one
parcel and Will be struck off to the highest and best
bidder for cash. .
Second Five per cent. OF the purchase money shall
be paid TO IL undersigned at the time OF the by
the purchaser, and he must also sign the terms and
conditions of SALE otherwise the said premises will
| be Immediately resold.
Third. The balance of the purchase money shall be
| paid TO the Undersigned at the Banking House OF
| Drexel a. Co., No. "a s. Third street. Phadel
phia within thirty days from and after the day Of
| sale. -
JOHN S. SAUZADE, Trustee.
PHILADELPHIA, July 8, 1867.
NJ THOMAS g. SONS. AucLiOneers 9tuf3m
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HOSPITAL CAsEs.-Y Yesterday, the following
persons were admitted to the Pennsylvania
Hospital
Thomas Thurlow, twenty-five years of age,
residing at Eighteenth and CallOwhll streets,
leg and foot severely scalded at Henry Bowlers'
laboratory, Gray's Ferry.
Laura Irwin, aged twenty-five, residing in
Eleventh street, below Fitzwater, terribly
bruised. She is said 10 have leaped out OF q
fourth-story window while asleep. The extent
OF her injuries were not ascertained in conse-
uuence of the soreness of her body and limbs.
Amanda Pierce, aged twenty-one, residing in
Diamond street, near Germ antown road; found
in an nseneble condition at Sixth and Market
streets. She revived when received at the In
stitution.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine NetOS see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY,
SUN RISES. MOON RISES ..........Il42
SUN HIGH WATKR.-....... 73S
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
WILLIAM q. KENT,
THOMAS Il. AsHMEAD, SMoNTHLY CoLMIrTEK,
CHARLES WHEELER,
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The man who was arrested for stealing
away was discharged, the evidence having
been indefinite.