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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14
nANEING AND FINANCIAL.

Tie National Trust Company Of the City of New
York. at No &c Broadway capital one million col
las. Darius r. Mangum President receives deposits
Of money in large small amounts and OliOus far
Pc cent acregt daily balances subject TO c'cyk at
ssiL The capital is divided among over FIVE hundred
Shareholders comprising many gentlemen Of large
wealth and financial experience, who are also person
ally liable 20 depositors for MI obligations Of the
Company 20 daablc the amount Of their capital stock
Tho Company viz make loans from its Deposits and
Trust funds on Government Securities State Stocks
and City Stocks of this State; butitis notpemittedo
DISCOUNT or deal N COMMERCIAL OR BUSINESS paper
aud by its charter no loans can DO made, directly or
Indirectly 20 any trustee, officer or employe OF the
Company.
Individuals firms and corporations can keep &C
counts In this institution, with special advantages OF
security, convenience, aud profit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14

the extept of s3.OOOOOo. AS the clerk was passing
tho ofl,ce N Clark Dodge & Co. on the corner OF
Wall and William-sts., on the way TO the bank nom
the Clearing House, hA was suddenly thrown ll'o
passine sleigh when his satchel was taken from nIi'
80 an attempt made to throw him out. The CLERK
,.de a bold resistance and, though violently beaten
,ras not expelled until he had been DRAGGED rom
Won-st 80 the Corn Exchange Bank WINE peiIs
expelled from the sleigh, the clerk made every AZ.
tempt 10 attract the attention Of the street Uu. us
eau. Tor help were thought by those VINO he'Iu 'lo
"a be nothing but the usual outcnes made "iVer
snowfall hy eleichiug parties. The thieves uIO'o ga
rapidly with their booty, which IS Vaiutles'' lD0
los Of the checks will be Of temporary incoh'eui
epce 10 the bank, and will probably be soon ro'o'
.red tn GET them back it is 70 be hoped that the
b,nk will rot follow the recent bad eNamp' Oh COM
,,,,ndirc felony Let the bank follow the custom
- ad, t,ruress which always gets the body oil an
l thieves which rob it, thinking less OF ihe loss o.
,,.rv than II the necessity Of Furnishing the tmet
Nv is Motley il not only gets itsInoney but keeps
thieves in wholesome terror
Oftbe new Board Of the New-York Central, an ex-
change observes that
,cssrs Stone and JOY represent western connections
AZ Cli1 Is the vcl-knoWn chief Of the Western Mas
sh9seftsl esroad Witch he has admiuise cred formmy
yrr ana has carried through prosperous career down
S,a,v ~ vrll. he is President 10 VIII he seen that
t.re art no Directors chosen Tie lire OF the road hut
bpt ieu res de- u NcwNOrk and the remaining three IN
ot.er States The reputation OF Mir Vanderbilt his EN-
frS control his ability 90 command prOItabie coitc-
nous and his reputation for successful aud economic a-
nsrati"u nave inspired confidence IL tho public The
pn,tan a consolidation Of the Central with the Hudson
SD Harlem and with the lines west 20 Chicago. Is be-
neved 10 secured by this change Of dynasty 10 may
take the ion 81 e0usl datiOu by law, but identity
% tlrsS and harmony OF action VIII be teruIeu %! u
tu.l aRFpcnents equally effective. Othcr changes VIII
tsilaW, Some OF which viii seriously affect Albany.
The Lake Superior region completes with Pennsyl-
varia In she production of iron ore. The supply
from the mines back Of Marquette, as we learn from
TIE Marquette Journal amounted III the last year to
$1,000 tuns exceeding by 50 per cent the yield Of any
former year. OF this fetal Gttle remains on hand ior
EXPORT the demand having continued good MP 70 the
ciUs az navigation. In regard 10 the extent OF Tue
ore deposits tuerc is apparently no limit. Re JOERa!
saws the Introduction of machinery and tie system
81 deep mining in tie OdrI mines viii enable lie
various companies 60 maintain without exhaustion a
large Vruaaetiau from year to year. although the
costs aro somewhat increased, compared with mere
sNriafe operations of former years Generally speak
irG the deposits OF IN these mines enlarge as they
as worked downward, giving promise Ci a. uhIaIl-
arg supply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14
9tntistrr.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origl-
p,,e the sussthese rruus oris administer 10 .
name most approved medical profession Do netng bu IA
TRACT TEETH they oertaiaiy DO that WlIhOUl
~ go ps,E testify bee At the sncs 10 y Oooper
Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14
FAMILY MARKETS.

OR LIVING EXPENSES IN HFW-YORR.
FRIDAY, Dec. 10, 1867
The cold weather ana late severe snOwstOrm by pre-
renting the receipts VI frcsh EnDpcB working changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14

cry dull. and the decline in
ibie effect. We quote rs fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14
sALEs OF REAL ESTATE.

- - es,, and Ns,in.t, oOplo6 W. D..............s sON
~ e o' ieS &C.. a l0Ys0. W. d.. GOO
tsnt,s.Sf a. !, ". b.. 3VN
- l0hst IOx9g u................. ASA
" ool' "a, 81 a Vro1'sy, l1e5 D............... 925
Dupil 99 lei Eorts. ua25 s. D.............. 2ue
Iae- Ia 49, Nm, i55 80 49, ". B..... 1890
scts5,i, and Fiar.sye l 80 b. ard D. " D.. 1909
a,, = IL set a I,bert.ave IoU25 ". D........ 90
iir-gl nj sf.ber.aVrs l0St5 D.............
Sebols.s 80 e. Uuou-sL. hHk1 T. D.......... los
- No.fi q,h nd chs lUl5D T. Q.............. 27s
800 az Ss lei " Wa gtonaye. 81 3xl9 W. D.. flC
ls 80 i.{fe,e stb-st s. b. ani D. T. D.. Iloo
,t - h. t-.l lvsri y ID ........ 90
if,.. ia frte Nsrel.s,e LOxlly W. D........ LEgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14
5rrnhars.

DFDROON FNAMELED FURNITURE Of
vsrste4 manufacture Also solid Chuut ard Nannt Chsin
,r sute, psin and ornamental at H. FAkNGIOAh 10 jos
CarGi,t opposite Wooster. Established lsi4
TIURNITURE, FURNITURE.
We naEufe, and IN suites single pieces all knds Of
FURNITURE,
.hssner than sny oher house Also, - 1900 ,,., IN
DIES of al klnls SOFA sni SECRETARY BEDS hADS
Csi ami ave mcqev &. W SEEDBS Il CAMPBELL,
n, 10 Bowery, between stanton and honston-st1,
Note the number Second Furniture store from either erner
TIURNITTRF. No. 447 Broadway.
frstclAss at reasonable prices a, wholesale or retail
The FRENCH STYLES Of BLACK WALNUT FRAMES
or sale 70 dealers
a ILL kelly, No az Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14
GKsHR1t OYricFs BRiE RAILWAY COMPANY,
No I97 WssT-sr., EkW-i0RK, Dec. Z, 1901.

nTVIDEND.-The Directors OF the Ire i hai-
~ -sJ Compsny have declared DlVIDESD on ne III M
from the earnings II the l6t OF 81 NJ ~
rarahe less Government 1ONDAf Nc Oth ~. o.
next az he One Erie lace u me hes-e4 H'
Itock Al the closing Of the bOots q, - . r.s,y .t.
me Books Of tie Preferred Stock vii close On fSai ~
sb ina ,Bd reopen an tb IN snpary gA by ordero e boA
VIZ insN' AN' '''P w ' ~ HORAIIO y OTIS, seeytsry
oTYIoE o. THE DrBCeUE AsB sioUI err X X Hss o.
NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND Of SEi ~ TN
~ CENT GoTeaeut ~ IA. us Day been es' ne Ss Of
PAYABLE be n December, Hih ~
Me 81 X JesspD Co. y Plest, 70 the laeis Ol - -
~ .t~red az closue hooks The transfer eo9s s % -
~ ofiro and reopen fOT taul;eI lie ~ " linlrT eo
W. pVi'A'' "4' '-'F ~ q n BOOTH. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Dec. i3-l.GlS bbls Fl0ur i22 bbis. Whisky 40 bbls
Corn Meal 900 bush Corn, l6 pkgs Beef 1875 bhlS Pork
GA pkgs Cut Meats, q pkc Lard, l5s Live Hogs sl9
hbs Petroleum, 10J phgs Butter SEQ pkgs Cheese, tse
bbls. Egg..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14
Sto6ss, I9angrs, &t.

Gloves ORIENTAL IMPROVED BASE
> BURNING HEATER AND SrOyRS-We have on hand al tl'
ce,o Heater Stove, Oaly kiudng Tcqqred con
uus burner soouoca in fgs powerful 5este aaa G 9e q W.
NOT prt sto, the public Also GAS W hNiNy ran
ION HALL HEATING. sud COOKING sIoEbS hAS6bS'
TlRNFRS AID BUTCHERS BOILERS and stow suitable M zoe
8oat en- market X j. MOWBRAY, No. u Nesey's1, opposite
Washington Market
, 1867-12-03
S q 9 OlG q w s.

German States. Whether we look at the
relations between the great Powers of
Europe or the language of the French
Emperor, we cannot find that hope Of a
long era OF peace which some persons an
ticipate. On the contrary, we repeat, in
the words of the Emperor, the language
We used in last weeks E~raminer-" there
are dark spots on the horizen''.
, 1867-12-03
NOTICE.

WEAVING received Accounts from nv
AA son in Portorico Of jle late Hurri-
a n having nearly destroyed the dis
trict of Humacao, by acbicA tie poorer
classes are P0rticuLafy tie Sufferers, l have
felt it my duty to open lists Of subscrip-
ton in aid of said sufferers, so much more
as the Inhabitants of said district came u4Z-
Rngy TO orr help on tie occasion Of the
destructive fire here in February 1866.
Lists will be open for subscription at
the Counting Room of G.. Behagen Esq,
our two Banks and at the "Royals"
Agency.
TIE results wiU be published in due time.
St. Croix, Christiansted 10th Novem-
Der 1867.
E. MONEFELDT.
, 1867-12-03

COulu OCs LA Vic LIN SpCCOI~ILC illOob
important of the tWo-the Emperor adj
mits, indeed that there are spots on the
horizon, and the absence of all ~alIusion
to the recent interview is anything but
~reassuring.
But it is a great mistake to regard the
Emperor Napoleon as the sole arbiter Of
peace and war. Whatever designs he
may have, he is not the only ambitious or
intriguing Power in Europe. The hopes
of peace depend very largely on the mo-
deration of Prussia and the abstinence of
Russia. Will Prussia give a pledge that
she is satisfied with the position she has
acquired in Germany, and that she will
not push the principle of PrusSian-Ger-
manism to the Danube and the Alps?
We do not say that it is not perfectly
right for Germans to wish to be united In
one political organization, but we should
like to know how this end can be accom-
plished by peaceful means. AS a mat
ter of fact German unity is less of
a reality at this moment than it was
before the Treaty of Prague. A large
portion of the German race, though
within the geographical limits Of Ger
many, is politically excluded from the
Father!and. If there be any law guild
ing the course Of political forces, Prussia
must as surely proceed TO accomplish the
work she has begun, as the bail, let loose
upon an incline, must roll til! il finds a
level. But in pursuing her policy CT alb
scrpIion she VIII inevitably have to en-
counte the united st eng.h Of France and
Austria. The peaoe Of Europe therefore
49,. -.;y> ., ooh. G,,,t III,
marck as il does on Louis Napoleon.
Wlth re"ayd ~ Hna $50. &C.
cused the present GA. aG any warl;ke
tendency. Amongst his brother potent
tatps he is perhaps the one who is per-
s%onaIly most inclined TO peace. But here
again the force OF circumstance, and stu
alton, and tradition overrldtG the best In
t|entions in the world. IS the King Of
Prussia is ambitious to 9e Emperor of
Germany, the Gar wants . be Emperor
of the East, and Coustanlinople is the
cynosure ofevery Moscow monarch. Fuad
Pasha may offer the complimentary greet
lDgS, Of the Sultan to the Russian En-
puror now in the Crjmea, but the SuItan
knows that courtesy will not keep the
Russian feet from the mouth of the
Ihraclan B0sphoruS, or a MuscoYIte army
from appearing before the AIoslem cap
ital when the opportune moment arrives.
1t is idle, therefore TO be shouting "PeaCe,
peace !" when there is no peace, but am
bilious longlngs on every side and the
silent preparations for mutual slaughter.
The very energy with watch some per-
sons have caught at the crumbs of peace
which fell from the Imperial table at Ar
ras and Lille indicates rather the despair
of hunger than the satisfaction of the APP
petite. We do not find IN the French
Journals the optimist view which is taken
on this side of the Channel. In face of
assumed peaceful p@ans ir the north of
France the Paris Bourse fell. Ii is stated
that Count Bismarck is getting up a de-
monstration as an answer to the SaIzburg
interview, in the shape of a meeting be-
tween the King Of Prussia, the Kings of
Bavaria and Wurtemberg, the Grand
, 1867-12-03
VERY LATE!
(Froma the Nev York Herald, Nor. 23, 1857
NEWS n
MOUNT VESUVIUS.

NAPLES, Nov. 81.
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius, which
commenced with fearful grandeur on the
18th instant, as reported in my despatch
of that date, continues.
The mountains is still sending forth pill
lars of fire from the old and newly formed
~craters, and the display is magnificent.
There are seven streams of lava in full
flow.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-09-25

~ Wy norping, on every corner of the
stfeet, ON boxes all along the sidewalks,
omevery available place for poster, might
~ seen the talismanic and mysterious
words, "What is it p A little boy with
printed slips inscribed, "What is it p was
sent to the Atheneum to take advantage Of
- EOx's t'festiyal Of beauty by slippin Q
Sip into the hands Of spectators as they
passed the head of the stairs. The local
columns Of our downtown contemporary
were beautifully sprinkled with little black
"What is it's?n and everybody in town
was asking, "What is it 9''
Now, be it known, that this was the
work of an agent Of the Howe Sewing
Mxcnine; who 'hns a room at the Facade
building. His plan was good one, if it
had not, like many of the best-laid plans
of mice and men that Burns speaks of
gang aft agley.". The intention was, after
whetting public curiosity to due degree
of intensity, to tell them that cit was
AAAforesaid~ Howe Sewing Machine, and
sN6ssupon Get before the public eyeits ma
ny advantages.
But there are sharp men in the little
town of Dubuque, And while MIR. Agent
was waiting for public curiosity to be ex-
cited to its most uncomfortable pitch, what
does one of our dry goods firms do but
slide in between the question and its an
swer, and through the columns of the
HERALD, tell anxious inquirers to "call at
Sheffield, Wood 4 Co.'S and find out add
ing in some other places that ''it'' refers to
an immense assortment of dry goods, etc.,
on hand at their mammoth store
The indignation of the original "What-
is itshoan be imagined. The monkey who
used the cats paw to haul from the Goals
some one elses chestnuts-the cuckoo who
lays and matches its eggs in a nest of some
o64r BIRDS building-were out-monkeyed
8pttNchpod, in short, completely out
Gt4eraed Sy shis shrewd plan Of giving a
dry goods answer to sewing machinest's
question.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-09-25
The Montana Post saws = San explOrins

The Montana Post says : San exploring
party which has been to the head-waters of
ShS YellHssone river, has just returned,
and reports seeing one of the great won
ders of the world. For eight days they
travelled through volcanic country, emit
ting9 Niue AMne and living streams of
motion birthstone. The country was very
smooth and rolling, with long, level plains
intervening. On the SUBMITS of these
rolling meunds were CRITTERS from four to
eight feet in diameter, and everywhere on
the level plains were smaller craters, from
four to eight inches, from which streamed
s96laze md 6onstant whistling sound
The hollow ground resounded beneath their
feet as they travelled, and every moment
seemed to break through. Not living
thing way seen in that vicinity. The ex-
plorers gave it the significant appellation
of "Hell." 1870, $3.50
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-09-25
No Lottery, but straight. for~arded legiti.
mate Transaction, ichich may be partic- j,
ipated a.. eren by tie mast ttstidious.

GENTS WANTED-s1O to $50 day. to
~ Introduce our new STAR SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. Price $50. 1t uses two threads, and
makes the genuine LOCK STITCH. All other low
priced machines NAH the Chain Stitch.
Each Agent furnished with a copy Of Letters Pat
ent Exclusive territory given. Send for circulars
IS. T.. HENDERSON CO..
Sole Agents for the West and South,
3m56s 3o3 N. 4Hl St, st. Lonis Mo.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-09-25

II T. Vail Cashier Natl Blk of Commerce, New York.
Messrs J. Boorman, Johnston Co., New York.
Gordon McMillman 4 Co, Cleveland, Ohio.
w p WestfaIl Cash LIST Natl Blk Minneapolis MINI
Thomas Arthur Cash'r LIST Natl Blk, Newton, Ia.
Messrs Ford Dixon Co.. st. Louis, Mo. 4
And to any Banker throughout the Country hars"S
Nsw FORK Correspondents. omoso
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-09-25
Ladies', Take Particular Notice.
THE REAL VELPEAU FEMALE PILLS,

PILLS,
Il 20 celebrated
many years ago in
Paris for the relief
of female irregu-
larities, and after
wards SO notorious
for their criminal
employment in tho
practice ofabortion,
are now offered for
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-09-25
THE HEALING POOL,

Howard Association Reports, for Young Men. on the
Crime of Solitude and the Errors Abuses and Dseas
which destroy the manly powers. and create imped-
iments to Marriage, with sure means of relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes. fee Of charge Address
DIR. J. sKILLIN HOUG HT0N Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-09-25

= SHORf SERMON s.-A writer in the Chris
people away from church. He adds =
Americans are restless people, and, after
a week Of active pursuits, will not stand
'ior sit out, in a constrained posture, to
hear speech or sermon an hour long.
A familiar talk or an exhortation of ff-
teen minutes, like the admirable discours-
es Of the late DR.. Lowell, of the West
Church, Boston, is sufficient. He always
left his crowded audiences longing instead
of loathing,' which is the true art of
preaching, as one OF Dickens characters
says of letter-writing.'' .... @,,l.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-09-25

nAtTUMNjs again upon us, and soon Win
ter will clasp us in his frigid embrace. Be
war; nst Of Coughs they hey: often ter
Balsam is pleasant and certain remedy.
1t is excellent for Group among the chill
dren' 7---- -...--ll In
The Gazette, a journal printed at Mos
cow, compliments the United States highly
forrits~ course on the Canadian war.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30
A FRONTIER NOTABLE.
Tie Ycr. York Tribune has the follOwin


among its personal items; III. -. h.,h...l. $1,000,
in the paln- IS o BEAT s1eAs
T Point made himself conspicuous .! as acts 0i o"
Rent here mentioned is probably the hafbreed son
% d Col Rent the famous tTappeT and Indian trader
Tbe scamp has undoubtedly been active IN melting inc
Indians TO hosttes but that he Is graduate OF wees
Point or Of any other institution, except what Byron
calls Natures good old college, viii be rare piece Oh
news for the frOnteTsmcn. Bent pere Is fair specimen
~ the old generation OF Indian traders lie married the
fayorte daughter Of the head chief OF the Cheyenhes
and monOpozed the trade Of that tribe for many year
thereby ainassing large fortune About twelve year.
ago he sent his only daughter Moe then bright to
of lady She took very kindly to the a ~
OF civilization, grew up very handsome s,ossed bis
belle OF Westpor and, Gs her father hau ~ dav tha
intention TO give her 100000 on her heanS and has
hondsome halfbreed lady did not lack Tor a.,
nrobably ere tins married into some missouri IL ~ hshand
roI Rents Indian wife always accom- hnt never
~ h,s annna trps 10 the States for goous ou.
could be Induced sleep under wv aan to see her
within SIGHT OF the setuements 10. ,ira %
Stm FOR her SON. she took the entire ehn,se ot
Sis sdncaton and brought him up IN al I'M @ & ~
us rbe old trader like most OF MS ciass Vac OK
!I, fond of hre-water As soon as MS goous wers
ueb3 and the train underway he was wont 10 inuWgo
Ra raet,lar spree and when no longer hDle 70 el ms
III "a ~ snerpetic sauaw used TO bundle him into one OK
@ ,n and eneer the train through to Fort bent Win
ntira success The old man is said 70 be personay
10 the Government but has lost his hnuonVs
ar bc tribe OF which he is the nominal chleI anu Sa
Oo longer control the movements OF his young U ns
horian who seems TO find going upon the
AGAINST the whites very fascinating, prontaos Pns
amusement
New-York tribune., 1867-08-30

CLEARED.
Steamship Abemae Bourne Norfolk City Point and Richmond 'a
ste.%sSp Herman LrusOn Baker savannah Lvugon FOX Co.
Steamship Aine Parish Key West and Galveston C. H. Mallory
Steamship Ellen s Terry Bc,r,. N..bern g. C GOod'p'sd
s,e.nshp eyH5 , AG os GSs s' omT.aS p%af: SsDs.w @
Sh E,eqr d1 5,, efSo a s TsoTg'sH w F,s SsPh'" SJ
BliI Mar Luereia, HIsbGo Washington D. G, G H. Reeve
Bari MINNIE Gordon ST e q1ga FIrsb Msns wend.
Bari Geusbok rl Chandler Gon'isdt PSIoos @St Peek
Eng AaSps f sOGthyiea St Joba, F. cr'nda umprh'
B1, Tom., Tolcla utal) Ce,snl M,y,gue, v o3,i'ia
BH Msss aI, Ra5s SSI ssTa I v ~ Son gIGsG Co. 90
Bas osi Point CBf yg,, raIndeJgla J Brett Son Co.
as S;5.' sgS 4 R 4.n5 S goso Sos 6.g H5'i B Small Co.
shi Sma Co Eso,1PPt , aS toSsS TGSs Potter Co..
Schr Gcnb Banker Ellis Para, Miller IIoqgltSo s,,,b,
sSLL Mi cabbaiy Pstefs5as Va Bruus Sl'Gh
seIr. seIr L. hs p GoolSia, waterbury. stamford.
ARRIVED. o,,,
Steamer Cooro % IS va IsI August Is winds the entire
passage TcoE pilot from boat Hope No l. ems i x w., 70
Freseh war Bowel MontPs vera 0iui VIA "e' ~
tueh war steamer PhlestOD Pberer Vera Cruz via Key We"
dny, Missouri Palmer Havana days with dse and pass to
the Atlantic H AsSse Ky New Bedford mdse Ferguson
"SS & George Hubu, Mason Liverpool July with salt and coal to
s'Ss' CsaGsn I o.top, Freeman Calcutta March a. with md
to master Passed Cape Good Hope June 49, crossed Equator IN AT
s Me- Miy Stetson a7re July H. d and "a Boyd
B.1t Michael Pruss GeOAeh, Havana IS days. with sugar to
Funch Mrucke Wend. a 49, IA, - 4. q n
Brig Uncle Sam Pannol Ponce r. r. 70 uals horrd
Mson Aug 81 H. long II 29 spoke brig Sportsman O0ui'
s. with Of foretopmast =. - NJ, r,..... ~ Az.
with noasses Permission Co. r, ~ =, ,,h ,,.s,.,
Brig r. Tompkn Br Waters Hsboro for NeTars win pas'e5
Bns Advent B Grow Windsor N s. Is days with plaster 70 = f.
Whitney 4 Go. ID ID -. au.uaren i6
d.vs with ,ugar. 10 |. w. 4 F. Armstrong -. IA, ,....-
Br Anas Collins (Br smith Windsor N Is days. with phs'''
10 master. - n. CT. trL,t,,A o. A.v, with
Aovri.
son Philips L.. 18th .o., "a II W Land
g. &c. N - -,.u.tui,h .,,., to w.vd.ll
Co. ,-..,o, a. ga w., 10 A.x, Nth
eot,on 10 Benner Brown & Huckney
shr Mari RIa Wiley. Calais 6 days with lumber TO H. W. L0ao
sbr Maggie Chadwick Chadwick Calais 10 days With lumber 10
H. W. Loud L Co -, ,,,,- III, .,,- =. u r.uo,A "a
Schr Eoyety OBJ see Rio Janeiro ~ days with hdes &c. 70 !"
T. Buley. ., A., ,,---r,- = -. ut,A tnmh., 10 Bent.
lev. Miller x Thomas
shr Anna Mage Bangor lumber TO IIolyoke Murray p,
schr r. Gamer, kumml CAAis days, WITH iumos " "' ~
sshr sIOa Eash Machss lumber to slIps0a V'AD0