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GEISERS PAT TENT
Self Regulating Grain Separator,
Cleaner and Dagger.

-0o~
A Ia time like the present. when labor b.
IA scarce, II Is important that Farmers, WIN
are Interested. should pay attention 10 the above
improvement, which considerably reduces the
expense Of Threshing Grain, over any Machine
now Ia use. lis peculiarly adaptctlts IL work
aud can be attached IA either belt 20 iron rod
Powers. Il cleans the Grain thoroughly nv one
operation. which il not generally done by any
other machine. Grain cleaned By this ma
chine, which contains much light, hlthy mat
ter. IL worth one 90 two cents per busl,cl more
than IL cleaned ia the common way.
The above machine Is conveniently aTraIg esl
Tor hauling. being permanently fixed "n tw"
wheels, and IL fully warranted.
REFERENCES.
Mai. William IIutchins. Monkion. iialio e..
william PcaTce, q" -
Gen. John u. pcarrc, -
Thomas johnson, Phoenix, "
j. q. Patterson,
Henry Carrnll.
John X. Gent. c"ckcv.villr.
William Gent.
Jesse Garrett Fork Meeting House.
james Amos. iarrsi svtll-. ilarE,rd County.
William Cole. ''hurrhviil". -
Thompson a Armstrong. trhr"thers.l Aber
iecn. Hartford County.
ILNO.
Agents. FOR THE CELEBRATED
PITTS TIIRESHER AND CLEANER.
with double piniun Horse Power; size
fr"'n I Z" ~ horse pnwrr.
HHHEA rms cOHRIyED SIR HIEE
REAPER AM no HER.
LINTON 1 LANprr.
III y. High street. naliiin"r".
March 20. iSG.. -.
Farmers, Look to Your Interest
mr. IS MONEY
RITTER ~ NuEHT
tbutter made IN . tu . minutes Ir"n
sweet Cream.
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THOMAS MULLIN, Jr.,


The Treasury Department are nav paying
THE ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.
SHH- soldiers entitled b. the hb,,v~ Bnunty
can receive prompt settlement by applying, a.
once, o. CT. HARRISON ADisEhN'
81 Fayetls g., opposite q. n Caarl House
April is.-om.
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Family Grocery.
Uams & Hutchins,

ar 4 HI"H S7REETS. RAL7IMORI.
Inform their old friends aud customers. and
The public generally. that they keep um hand
WINES AND Liquors. ia wu-,d and glass Tor
medicinal am. other purposes superior sugar
cured HAMS the choicest brands "i FAMILY
FLot Il; Imperial. t'un powder. Young uvsnn
aud black Teas Java. Laguira and Rio Cnii-r:
Lpai Crushed. Pulverize.l. tia rided amd brown
sugsf Broma, Genoa. Gh"col ate. Farinn RE.
Flour. sage. Yeast Powders. Safdiurs. sauce
Pickles. Extracts Salad oil. Pure Spices Figs.
Raisins, Nmonds, CtarAcrs. Chc.-c, the and
coaT-e salt. Table aud Dairy To-. Syrups. New
Orleans aud Sugar House Mnlasses. Kerosene,
l.abricating aud Lard oil. T"bacco. Dupant-
superior Canister Powder. shot t;un t'sl-. A..
all "i which we will .cll at the most cas"nnbie
price,
Also. they new have connected with their
Ir"'fy store, adjoining j, "r High street.
store ter the sale of
GrN%os. PIIOSPHATES OF ALL KINDS.
Poi' DRETTE.
GROuND PLASTER
CEMENT. AC.
- GRAIN and FEED "i ri kind Balrd
Hay aud Straw. Field Seeds. and Country Pr.
due. 90 all kind.
es-The highcs, cash Price az al tiinr- paid
f"r Oats, Corn. P";a'ocs Eggs. aud all other
country Produce
c~-with a determination 10 keep the best If
goods aud sell on reasonable terms, they hol.c
to merit a continued evidence Of public favor.
ALFRED lIAMs
j. ALFRED HuTcHiNs.
June :. Iss7.-Iy.
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Baltimore advertisements.
LLER's
Rat and Mouse Killer.

4 run GROWN RAT WEIGHS ABOET
1 FOUND, AND WILL DES7ROI
TIt'E BUSHELS OF CORY
4 TEIEsg
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4 TAIL AT 4. u. cLEAvELAND A Goa.
~ iua n. Gay 81. door frola Ffsnl
nsi.Fs Purchasing your FALL AND WIN.
TEN DRY GOODS. tAug. 2ts-tI
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Dry DlREcT FROM THE MASUFAcTU.

Dry DiRgcT IRON THE MAYUFACTU.
ID RERS.
M,LAseHitS. BHns.. Wholesals Manufactn-
refs ii Ladies Misses aud chiidrens Iioots, Hal.
morals aud Caters. No. 20 Sosh talyes.f Sirsei.
.airner ct Mrrcer, baltimore, Nd. Retail Store
ysa North s-y Street.
We invite the ats ntionof dealers i"",lr stock
~ Naforcn. Goat aud Bulr Baats fall and me
aiuls, ~ l,s.aeB that will Insure sales
laying "ur materials lnf nesh, wesell at very
el"'r profits i"r ca~h only, and by .l.ing an cx
elusive cash bu-incss. We are rnablr 10 offer
w"tk Ia pr ",st H.. Than ran h- iHugLt else.
where.
80 Prize lisi and Samples scni u desired
Hela. ii.-im.
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ID AFFLE FOR A BIRD HOUSE.

4 No ! BIRD House will he rallied for a.
soon a. ss-,n the ances arr all taken .lur
notice of which will be given "a the papers -
chHnc. ~ each. Apply Ia
l.. vOGLE,
Aug. i7.--lL TowsOnlown.
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The Diamond Churn

HAVING pufcha ,-,l the right "i InannIar.
III turing ia" above rrl-hrs,.i 81 ufn. the
und"Tsigue'l are nnw pr. pared 4" turn IA th-n
1T Ill" sh"ri"si n"tier Among ihc manv ad
want txs., may ''s' nain-'i -. following:
1t Thr biain"nd churns sweet Crrain.
81 Tia" Diamond separate. ih. Butter from
ia" crrain. an leave. she milk sweet, -, every
farmer can i'''l hi. -,i~'. "a sweet milk instead
"i sour
III. III" pinm.,,.i make linii.r in from tw"
:" inur inihut"s.
9Th The Diamond uak'.- halt pound more
Butter ." the gallon 81 .'f-an than any ,ther
rhnrn n"w iu
9TH The Diamond ''hu'n - cheap aud dur
sbl.
nh. The Diamnnd chufn works the butter
~ D. ,-li worker. Il" milk l-li IN the Butier
9Th. The Butter will keep sweet longer than
that mad" by amy other Chnrn nnw ia use.
Eo- All order. adlrcs. to the Manufacturers.
KILGORE. HARDEsTY SLEEPER.
~. III y. Gay street. Baltimorc
a. gaa
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MACHINERY.
wh"lc.slc and Retail D~alcr. ia
SEEDS FERTILIZERS L AGgICU TRIAL
HARDWARE
SOUTHERN .iGENTS IOE
"Buckryc' Moving aud Rcapins Machinrs.
Wagner celebrated GTaii 4 uuano Drills
American sugar Mills aud Iva I.orators.
The ~wa"pstak-s Thrr-hcr. an.l cleaner.
Grant. train cradles.
The celebrated Maryland Wheel Horse
Hascs.
Montgomery Rarkaway wh.n, Fans
The keystone" Cider Mil
Hut,hinsons Family Wine aud ideT Mills.
aud a general stock Of implements aud Machi
merry. embracing nearly every variety IN use.
The tbnv" Machine have all "i the latest
Improvements. aud are confidently rrroininen
dei III" best -; the kind IA the country
Hcga'''ag l"i@f' q nay of n, ai,rt Mq.knesv
frra'-A,,i. aaf Marbia., R.,.air.d
~ NHoRT NOTICE.
We have ia store large aud carefully select.
cd stock OF Garden. Fici.i aud Flower Seeds.
which We confidently Recommend AZ fresh and
genuine. Send for one oi our Seed Catalogue
giving practical directions for planting all va
rieiies of Seeds.
~ Garden and Flower Seeds forwarded by
Mail. March y, ISss.-Iy
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~ RIFLES PISTOLS.
WE undersigned w.snl respectfully call the
i attention IT the pnbic t. his very large
assortment III
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HiRKEL GTNN.
Having direct communication with the fac.
tories IN Europe, aud receiving new and fresh
Good. on, by nearly every Steamer. he is able
To- sell wholesal" or retail as low as any ether
respectable house 10 the country.
lLNU
PISTOLS Of 81 the most approved kinds g.
RIFLES al all kinds aud calibrr: great vari.
~ 81 hne POWDER FLAsks. SHOT BELTS.
GAME BAGS, Eley's best water. proof aud o..
D. CaP,, Musket and q. u. Caps Cartridges 81
oil kinds aud siEe. Powder. Shot. wadling.
and "a tact. every article Ia d. nut the sports
han IA the most approved manner.
- A call is respectfully s.,licite.I at No -
SOUTH CALVERT STREET. baltimore
ess-ssunr made te order aad all REPAIR
IN" dome IN The best manner aud warranted.
ALEXANDER M.tOMAs.
March ~ 1901 y. Established isis. d,
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ID WILLIS,
N. rOTSoNT0WV VI
uEAtEgtN
DRU">. MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
PERFUMERY. SOAPS.
brushes, TOILET ARTICLES. ALCOHOL.
FCRE WINES AND LlQUOR>.
for medicinal purposes.
GLASS. PUTTY, PAINTS. VAENIsHEs.
OILS, DYE STUFFs. &c.
Hy',cia"s Prescriptions 'ar.frHy Co.syO"aisd.
June 2g.-ly.
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B0itimOre Advertisements.

Here Is a Machine for the Farmers.
Farmers, Look al nc Great .idriaiagc ir T1.e,a.
ihg Ggaia igiM
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BUILDING MATERIALS,
BUILDING MATE'RIALS,,

rINHE ATTENTION OF BUILDERS, CAR.
Il PENTERS. CONTRACTORS and al 9th
er- interested ia the purchase q;
HUILDING NJ TERIILN,
J. invited Ia our NEW ANp LARGE STOCK
OF we'll seasoned aud we'll finished work. con.
stating al
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County Advertisements

BALTO. COCAfT. M.
---:n:----
GREAT REDUCTION Is PRIZES or
Spring d. .SUuHER GOODS
--;u;---
EREAT INDUCEMENTS offered ~ IT,,
~ DRESS GOODS, such ~ spfine Oi-.i
mors, satinetis, French and English Mern.. o..
Alpaca, all wool Delainc, Laws, Musan,hh,u
PoPPlcins aud Plain aud Fancy rfui- ir.hn
~ ia 20 cts. per yard.
~ ~ Goods a, C'ty Ir'cc. ny
HOSIERY AND
FANCY GOubs. a.
A large assortment oi BOOTS nnd snnEs.
tot men. w"incn aud childrcns wrai. tan,.
HATS and CAPS ior gilFs aud gents.
CRocKERY HARDWARE,
TIN a HOLLOW wAE,
WOODEN WARE
STONE AND EARrHEN wAHI
GROCERIES,:
brown aud white Sugars. Japan and Ur...
Tea. ni Gnc flavor aud high grade. .lL H.,
aud "ihcr vuilscs. OF iinc qualii,,.
KERO~ENE. PAKApHiNE AM
LINsEEp oiiS.
aEni' iSrs. g.,
BACON. FISH. SALT a TAR
Country st.'frkcrpcrs and hrnds 81 i,riii.,.
will hnd 4 greatly :" their advaniag. Ia iuf
chas- their
BHOWA HI'SLIN REEI
A. we'll altogether onr avn maxi. nnI 49,
warrant il fully equal :" anything inu.l.. iuii,
State.
.es- 4 CILL ~ N0LfCiTIb. ...
II. 4. TlloAt,
For Warren Manufacturing Gni,nuN
Es-N. Il. TOTNTRI FEOHI'f .si.l..
vyrhanr, i"i t'''-l-. at city prize.
4iav l. t-t-. -dfu
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CAssINERs.
vESTlN GS. A..
- suit the seasons. at his
TAILORING ESTaBL LSHlENT,
No. So West Fayette ST..
which lac will make up Ia order ia the most ap.
proved style. Past experience induces me 10
say that can give you as good n it. aud as
much for the money, as any in the trade. II
you will take the trouble 10 compare prices.
am sure you will give me trial.
~ Persons furnishing their own goods can
have them trimmed In good style.
L. =. TAYLOR,
No. s. Fsyet,est bet. Calvert North,
one-half square East from Barnnms Hotel.
Aug. -, ls65.-sm.
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Trees =!

k.N T.. rOCNTRT PEDbT'f si.l. .
ryrhanr. i"i u,'"l,. At city price.
iav l. t-t-. -dtu
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GROCERIES. WINES. LIQUORS :.
TICE!
TO ALL LOVERS or GOOD BRAHDIES,
WINES. TEAS AND GROCERIES
Having purchased the interest Of u. ,.
iOE. in late bushes 81 Green 4 Voc, IS W.
baltimore Street. near Holiday ST.. ! am
prepared 10 offer great iaducemsats 10 css.
ioSers, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Keep constantly On hand q large and we'll
selected STOCK up GOODS, consisting in
pa'i 81
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
81 choice chops.
tpfFEES Java. Laguyra. Rio, a..
English and American
PICKLES. sAPERS AND CONDIMENTS.
OLIVES. ITALIAN MAcCARONI.
AND vERMEcILLA
Fresh Famed Fruits Of all kinds. Caned
Meats and Fish. Foreign aud Domestic Pre-.
serves and Jellies. fhave on hand fine
stack Of Old
BRANDIEs.
WHISTLES
iND GIN which offer g. Hotel Keeper.
1T The usry io.rsst prices, aud ask cali
THOMAS W. GREEN,
~ West Baltimore ST.. near Halliday.
April -. Isa7.-ly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26
THE EXCISE LAW.

Thirty More License Permits Issued Yester-
day-rhree Hundred aud Fifty Applications
Fav0rabiy Passed Upon.
The applications for license permits the Excise Office
still continue 70 pour In, but to such extent
when fst the permit system inaugurated Thirty
applications were granted yesterday. Since the 18th
inst over twelve hundred permits have been issued
The gross received for permits and transfer licenses
up to LAST evening amounted to $105,00O
The Committee on Applications met yesterday after
to examine into the merts'' OF the license per-
mits granted by the Inspector Colonel Barram, and
passed favorsbly upon three hundred and fifty. The
chairman OF the committee Mr. Acton Is OF the opinion
that full list OF the OF the permits avorably
passed upon by the committee will be ready in
20 tho Board next week, should there be quorum.
Arrests Yesterday.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court there were
but two parties araigned for violation or the Excise
law. Edwin Wilson, Of Is Leroy place held 70
bah for selling without license. being the second
time he was arrested the charge. Charles
Ellsworth. bartender Of 627 Broadway, was arraigned
and hed 70 bail for dsposing OF liquor, the establish
nent In which he Was employed not being licensed.
At the Essex Market Police Court, Christian Reik,
l6lx Orchard street. was arraigned for violation Of the
Excise Law.
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BUTTER Dc. &c. in rolls; 3ac 4Oc. per ID.
CHkxsK Zoe 4 nc per h.

BUrTER 5c sc. in rolls; DC n aOc per In
CHkxsK 2uc. PC per h.
ECGs-5 for &c. or Soc per dozen
fsH-Salmop. 81 81 rs per ID. haddock IOc cod l2c
hsiibu DC; bhckhsh, lsc l5c founders I2c pickere
soc perch loc; cells, l5c ec striped bass 90 CSC
nsh ~ AXE PIKE, Dc herring &C. l0c per h. oysters
FEUrs-Applea Talman Sweets 81 per bb,: greetings
% - % per bb Sptzenbergs IS 50 per bbl 75c Der
half peck; bananas &C. loc apiece oranges 75c dozen
GANK-rarridges per pair 81 SQUAD Der dozen a 50:
per aozen We 81 10 back ducks per pair
aoSKx-In bottles Soc per h.; Do. In cans, 7sc. 81;
oo ". 1ons pnr 4oc ,oacswhsat honey. 60a
- 49, sscaK, Csc. per ID. srloin &c.
H. priig RIA BE xNc chuck RIBS, lsc &c: should
er pieces, nc; Pumps 5oc xc rump STEAK &c
ned beef, ne, l2c l DO. coarse iOc matson nna
quarter l6c sc; do, fore quarter isc s mutton
12c do fore quarter NC l0c; do outlets We; nysn
p6 &c.: salt do, c hams, l6c NC smoked sno sn
era Sc tongues, 81 IS each; bacon lSc Per 10; tnpe c
ncenX sausages i8c. 20e pork do ISc NC; smeaed
hcrf % ,af lard i7c heAdcheese, 1c corned manu. 1oc.
corosd foncshNs. 81 Is each; lard. ltc. . ,., ~.
Pour 22c. &c per ID cnickens -
~ uer M dues. 25c &c. per ID geess ioc &C
per ill., fovls 49, per h.; oapons &c NC per ID
roasting pigs y * 2oc each onions &c.
o per half peer. .urnp , per half peE sweet pots
toes Coo 70cper half peck; beess ,.rv Ioc lie per
celery, l5c. 35c per bunch; common e. earb.
bunch cauliHowers, 2Oc SOC. EACH carros. ~ ~ NJ
plant 5c. l6c. bunch; red czbbaae. turnins
per head Brisse sprouts. &c. per quartz Dcltouf
25c. per quart; water grass 25c. per quart.
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RousE's PorSr, Jan. 25, 1856

RousE's PouT, Jan. Is, 1867.
serious collision between tho express and mall
trains On the Ogdensbqa and Lake Champaiu Railroad
occurred as forty minutes past ton O'Clock this morning
about mile from this place.
Engineer william Davis, Of the Western mall train,
Bsasmn Pscos, fireman on the express tram, had his
ankle crushed
TAs following passengers wsrs injured
Mn Thomas r. Cantwel seriously, in the face and
had
MA Mary Joslyn, Of West Alburs, w. seriously, in
Nh Elizabeth Hodgn Of Iascslle, C f.. severely cut
end burned In the head.
Klwn Nestle, Of sso.tsvlle. G. T., severely, in the
~
Poorest State Prison Inspectors Of New York, were
moro or teas scratched and bruised.
TIA cause Of the accident was as follows: The
ductor Of the western mail train told the fireman 10 haul
out and wait ON side track for the express train,
which was nearly due The fireman started the train.
she engineer got on, and the train out on the
main track until 10 coded with tho express train The
conductor OF the mail train meantime, In the depot
ma mali train was three hours half late The
sinss and cars were badly smasnoa
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CONSIDERATION or A BISHOP.

large congregation Alle6 the handsome interior Of
Trinity chapel yesterday forenoon, to witness the inter-
sssng and impressive proceedings attendant upon tho
asnsscsation Of bishop The Rev. Dr. Nicely, Bishop
elect Of Maine, who has been for time officiating
Of tho ministers Of Trinity chapel was tho re-
cpient the occasion Of this distinguishing mark Of
-soslsaastical praferment
THIS ceremonies began at hafpast ten O'Clock by the
reading Of the nrst Psalm by Dr. Hgbee Drs Weston,
Vnton and Haght read respectively in succession, the
nxs and second lessons and the creed Bishop Randall
read the epstle and Dr. Hgbee read the anthem after
which Bishop Potter assembled the pulpit and delivered
earnest and eloquent discourse the position held
BY the Episcopal Church He took for his text the fifth
chapter OF Matthew and fourteenth verso: eye are the
light OF the world &c" and proceeded to show the ria
Sedia position, between Romansm the hand and
ultra Protesantism the other, which the High
church party assumed He considered they were
grossly misrepresented by reason OF holding this
middle ground-ike object In the line OF
perspective they appeared the party end very
near the party at the other and He wound
By On eloquent DISSEMINATION against the extravaganza
Of rtusism and the cold dogmatism OF Puritanism At
the termination Of his sermon the bishop addressed
himself In touching language to the bishop elect on
the duties he was about TO assume, after which the
cesemony Of conservation was performed with much
seIennity.
Bsnediotioa followed and q selection OF hymns were
ohanoed by the choir and congregation with beautiful
effect The Gloria in Ezcesis and the Receseonal from
the Trinity Psalter closed the ceremony OF the day
Dishops Hopkins Garrison, Coke, Potter, Williams
Rnyn2 sd nnhnll ass
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vate terms -o-r~'~ - PIT.
srs.ss. remained unchanged saos 5000 lbs at ssc
ise also ioO lbs. grease at Sc a l0c
lohActo was neglected and quite nominal The arrivals
or new s1ck were very limited We sales Of LIS hhds
ken4 ichy ~ from DC a No. according 60 quality.
WINS. Iheceipts los b6is The mar ket continued dun
ana NOM, aal.
WOOL, omsse aeeces continued 6rm and ioidsrs IN.
orally advance aelr prices materially though The denand
was light being confined to the immediate necesses OF
manufacturers Aor foreign higher prices were realized
with fair business consummated The sales OF
heeees were los 900 ibs 4sc 5 including n 90 ibs
lbs Texas .a a. as scs ay & PIKE 1000 lbs
mia at nc Soc chiefly 26c Is 600 lbs Mexican at 20c
ZIG sOm lbs Texas and Mexicad 1T 1870 zoe, of
foreign % bales Cape a3c including a small lst AZ
S7'fe. and o7o do Mesuza private terms.
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yshnJ ]. Bradley. the nswly appoiated nominee Of the
ayoeanA Boayd Of Aldermen 70 the Once Of President
q ~ cssssn Aqusduct Department. and concerning
whoss seAl csims to the ONCE Mr. Justice Ingraham
ssesaxy dscidsa adversely has made formal protest
tArcsgA A. R. Lawrsnce Of counsel 70 tho Mayor and
Ccpsoer against the payment Of salary TO the present
inc1mbsut or the ONCE. Thomas Stephens, and Also
oninse the payment Of moneys or requ 0ns drawn
81 Tie Croton Aqueduct Board any1pf its officers and
purporng TO be signed by Thomas Stephens, as Presi.
dso the signing drawing Of any warrants or other
0(ca recognition Of Thomas Stephens as the President
q that Board on the ground that stephens term OF
ce expired on the Sd day Of December 1885, and that
under the nomination OF the Mayor and the approval OF
ne Beard Of Aldermen The copies OF thc protest were
anoryeAOu Thursday last
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days i no> IN the recollection q son' as tho pa.
BIG LmrRrY 4 srl Mcdonald from Pe,o, =, -, -,
IS days out put % Bermuda Jan distress sb @ =
1 sails. Re. "''A oS %
BaG rcsAne sss w sat tot sa Ss- OK YORK sailed from
risnced heavy storms The an side gs eiP'
sse Avossr1a B e% h fp a sl, Islands Dec S.v
and sod Jan2 Her cara Of salt wy reahppsd 70 S@s
Bermuda i'm ias ia dsa vita spas a pss
ourcx Csr, 90 days from Malaga for Baltimore qua
HsS sasa l sl nile: aiSs s. and
cath. has lost sails and is leaking bAdlY.\ ia
sHs gSs D s% ns s., s:a
through by Ice in the bay. 1'i
Sem I9x. Smith from Portland m ser ssw Yer.
snow Storm @aas hs Rssnds q Ss,..
81 ssrfe . s sas p
eo STROKES per hour Win probably hAai % Tie mArias
sc.K R1rrLxs, before reported arrived Rockpo Mass.
na. disabled sy S.s% WAS Knocked down during -.
Michael Brady who VA Lost. On Fighting both m.sla we
thing decks were swept away A'-''
scHK VIZ MxRcuAzr. Gloucester from Newfoundland
~ mere e. sss sss
s o. ~: =
ss.. Ess s e e. 4: ,: s e s;
Company and s OF n ssot esa Au'aA' 's
h se esS n . Z Boston rrs s;sr:
s ;s s.ls and while under bare poles the rain bsossk
:, ssna Gao BrARzx Baksr from Norfolk Abandoned -
IN ioN and hailed from Barnstable. MasaL.
scaE g HAKr. before reported ashore Kashaw Ina
has ssho IN the a gale Some q the Goa: who"
loss. - ~ " =
scHR CrRcAssAy from Belfast Ne with potatoes before
reported ashore at Cape Henlopen got with trnina
water. -
scHEJ W FIsH, from New Haven to Baltimore was cur.
ed ashore I'D inst Sandy the ice was assistI
on by tugs and taken TO Annapolis 80
scHR JoHS LEE, from New York for Baltimore with
copper ore before reported In Hampton Roads eaky
been grounded the nas and pumped Free and will al
Tor destination soon the ice breaks bay
The Pollock Rip Light Ship in harbor =
Edgartown
HoLxrs' HOLE Jan l7-schr Mansfield (of Jonespsrs,
corn dragged ashore the OF the hsr
bor she y tight; will have discharge get on schs
Hattie OF Belfast drfted afou OF schr Cerro Gordo the
Cerro ordo lost foremas bowspr 1ibboom. Ac daInaGO
70 the Hattie trifng Schrs Dyer Resina both a
dragged their anchors striking the bottom and
nung rSadsrs Several other vessels started their
chofs without any material damage.
miscellaneous.
Purser Slocir q tee seamsnp Leo from savannah haS
our thanks for fsvof2>
cIrrrx sHrp BR,pcxx1sSR CAPTAIN sisson- from New
York. arrived Francisco - $ne 2d inst having ns6s
the In $50 days which moaN axceen one for -
passage The Bridgswater loaded the Dispatch
~, corner OF South and Wall sVeets
49, aNERcR PoRY roe l606We have compiled iron
from n. countries during the year 1855 giving csss
- $50 ~ and the ma uonalty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26
uua RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE.
Dangers In North Carolina,

RICHMOND, Va, jan y. IboJ
Ousrsges and murders In North Carolina Of lthe most
sxusvatsd nature contnue TO be Of daily occurrence
large section Of the State is completely at tho mercy
e Organised gangs OF armed nesross headed by few
white villains and public meetings by the people advo
cats negotiations with the federal authorities TO reprees
such lawlessusa On saturday, the 10th inst, man
named Edward Evans residing in Jones county, while
r0eurping home from Newberne with his SON. in cart
was shot and MORALLY wounded By negro who stepped
nm the body or his father A few days previous Mr.
JonH Johnson Of Oakland aged seventy seven years.
while on his way from . visit to granddaughter, was
Knocked on his horse BY rock thrown oy negro
Formerly belonging TO him and killed, his skull being
sotured in three places This murder occasioned much
fDelnR among the people.