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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-09
In Chancerr At Nashville.

f State Of Tennessee-Oaice Clerk and Master
Chaneery Court at Nashville. May the 18th, 1867.
Thomas Caldwell, Ext. etc, complainant vs.
Eli l.. Woods ct ais, defendants,
in this cause that the defendant, Robert
Ewing. is q nonresident Of the State OF Tennes-
see it Is therefore ordered that he enter his
appearance herein before OF within the first
three days Of the next term of said Court, to be
held on the first Monday in November next,
1857, and plead. answer OF demur . complain
ants bill, or the same viii oetaken for confessed
as to him and set for hearing ex parte, and that
a copy Of this order be published for -four con
secutivc weeks in the Nashville Union and Dis
atch.
A copy-Attest: M. B. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master.
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Northwest corner of the square and
College street.
Mr.. BRADSHAW remains with the new
firm, and will be pleased to see his friends as
COWAN d co.
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FARMS FOR THE MILLION.

There is not in this scheme an acre Of Swamp
or Wild Land each Farm is part or the whole
of a cultivated Plantation each tract is on or
within a few miles of a railway, either on the
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Mobile and Ohio,
Meridian and Vie ksburg, or
and Tennessee Railroad.
The several tracts are disposed of at the low
est cash valuation, in subdivisions Of forty,
eighty and 100 acres. Each subdivision cORsti-
tutes priZe and each
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halrman OF the FacuItl
ID n Tr-s.---.4 81
TODD & RICHARDSON,
LOUISVILLE, ky.

IN 00n PIECES BEST "KY."PENITEN-
O,OUU tiary Bagging.
1000 coils Machine Rope.
200 900 pounds Valley" Iron Tie
Jeans, Linseys, Blankets, their own manufac-
ture, all for sale on liberal terms.
julyl2 I'm
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In Chancerr at Nashville.

State of Tennessee-Ofice Clerk and Master,
Chancery Court at Nashville June the oath, 1867.
Maxwell. Saulpaw & Co. ct ais, complainants,
vs. The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co.
ct ais defendants
I TAPPEARINGF FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
4 in the cross bill in this cause that A. L. Max
well is non resident of the State Of Tennessee
II is therefore ordered that he enter his appear
ance herein before OF within the first three days
ofthe next term Of said Court, TO be held on the
FIRST Monday in November next 1867, and plead
answer or demur to complainants' bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him and
set for hearing ex parte. and that a copy of this
order be published for four consecutive weeks in
the Nashville Union and Dispatch
A cOpy-Attest: NJ. B. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
Rice & Thompson, Solicitors. jy3 4.w
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, August IL, 1867.

VIM. A. Gleaves VS.. r. L. Bingham and
others.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
L Cbaneery Court in this cause Will sell at the
Courthouse at u o'clock on
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1857,
tract of about thirty acres of land, near Hills
boro nike, Immediately west Of the former resi-
denee of Rev. Chs. Tones. deed. and trontlng
on Ithe east side of the old Wharton road
being the same land purchased BY VIM "A.
Gleaves of w. H. Gordon, and By said Gleayes
conveyed to R. L. Bingham This land mas
upon it a very elevated and commanding build
Terms OF SALE-credits Of Six, twelve, eigh-
teen and twenty-fOuT months, with interest,"
rom day of sale. Notes required with approved
ecurity and sale free from redemption.
juIy27 I'd
John o. Ewing, Trustee, US. Warren
Jackson
TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
i Chancery Court in this cause, l will sell at
the Courthouse at Il o'clock on
SATURDAY, AUGUST AZ. 1857,
Lots Nos. 81 and 9S in Boyd's Addition to Nash
Vile fronting on Mulberry street at the inter
section of Mulberry and Grundy streets -
TERMS OF SALE-Credit of six months, with
interest from day of sale. Note required with
good security and lien retained Sale free from
MORTON B. HOWELL, c. and NJ.
july27 I'd
F. r. Rains VS.. P. NJ. Ryan.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
l. Chancery Court in this case will sell at the
Courthouse, at II o'clock on
SATURDAY, AUGUST ~, 1857,
A lot fronting fiflyone feet ten and half inches
on Vine street, part of lot No l6l in Burrows
Grove Plan, and running back los feet along
Ash street.
TERMS OF sALE-Credit of six months Note
required with approved security. Sale free
from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL, C.and NJ.
july27 I'd
n. P. Corbitt, Executor, VS.. Rachel Corbitt
ct ais.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES IN THIS
cause, will sell at the Courthouse at Nash
ville at II o'clock on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, 1867,
Three lots belonging to the estate Of John Cor
bitt, deceased.
No. l, fronting fffy-seveu feet on Maple street,
at the corner of Mallory street continued.
No. 2 fronting thirty-thTee feet on Maple
street, on the opposite side of Mallory street.
No. 3, fronting thirty feet on Maple street, and
lying next south Of No. 2.
All these lots run back l85 feet to a sixteen
foot alley.
TERMS OF SALE--Credits Of six and twelve
months. with interest from the day OF sale.
Notes required with approved security and lien
retained. Sale free from redemption.
;,Iyo7 I'd
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KENTUCKY
MILITARY INSTITUTE,
COL. Z. I. p. ALLEN.

ASSISTED BY AN ABLE FACULTY.
DHE COURSE OF STUDY IS THAT USU-
L ally taught in the best colleges, with special
attention TO Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
The Academic Year begins ON the
first Monday fn September-this year
September 2d-continuing without intermissiOn
forty (40) weeks.
Charge for Tuition and Boarding. including
Lights Fuel and Washing, (cuuency,) three
Year, one-half payable in advance and the re-
mainder at the expiration oftwenty 20 weeks.
Address the Superintendent at Earmdale Pest
Office Franklin county, KY. je29 dlW&w2m
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CAPITAL ALL ram lrs.

I'HIs COMPANY, ESTABLISHED IN 1854
1 iHsures Buildings, Vessels, in port. Merchaa,
disc, Household Furniture, and other property, on
the most liberal terms Fire, Marine, and Inland
risks taken at lowest rates.
aS- Losses literally adjusted and promptly paid by
this Company.
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Rev. Bishop Joshua Soule. ID. ID.
telegram In the HERALD Of yesterday announced the
death Of this prsate Of the Methodist Church. in the
eighty year Of his age The deceased was native
OF Bristol Maine, having been born there on August
1851. In 17gS he licensed to preach, and In 1904
received tho appointment Of presiding elder for the
Mains district In 1908 he delegate 10 the General
Conference at Baltimore, and drew up the constitution
IS it now appears In the discipline" In 1915 he
was elected general agent and editor Of the heho-
did Magazine, and In 1e20 was elected Bishop
but declined the position. He afterwards was
stationed In New York and Baltimore, aud
upon his reelection a. bishop In 1924 accepted the po
ston and remained In Baltimore The death Of Bishop
Roberts, 10 1Sl3 made him the senior bishop Of the
United States. On the divson OF the Methodist Episoo
pad Church he cepoused the OF the southern por
ton, and removed from Lebanon, Ono, 70 Nashville,
Tenn, where no resided until the day Of his DEATH
Bishop soule . Of One talent and was greatly
essesmed throughout the country for his amabily OF
character and open-heartedncss BY his death tho
Methodist Epi scopa Church South has sustained loss
not easily repaired.
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DRooKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

SrnUcTIoy AND SuIIDE-A woman about thirsy-ono
years Of age giving her name as Mary DuGan died at
the Forty seventh precinct station house. Greenpoint
abcGt ok O'Clock yesterday morning fron effects Of
dose Of Paris green administered by herself few hours
previously for the purpose OF SELF destruction Just
vious to her death she stated to the doorman attending
guson, that she in state u pregnancy and did
desire 70 live On her person found pocketbook
containing small sum Of money and slip OF papereon
which was written "53 Water street, It's Eighteenth
street: Mrs. Bengaow." During the forenoon Coroner
Smith took charge OF the body and held inquest,
the jury found "thas tho said Mary Dugan cam
10 her death by taking poison commonly known Paris
green
THE TWENTIETH WARD SUICIDE. Coroner Lynch held an
inquest yesterday upon the body Of Thomas Thorp, J
who committed suicide by shooting himself through the
head, as the residence Of his father, In Washington
avenue, Greene. The jury returned verdict thai
the deceased shot himself during temporary At Of
insanity.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER iAL.

THURSDAY March 1--s m
TIE gold market has been unsettled tod day, aud after
opening AT 1876 three ghths lower than closing
price last evening. it declined radiy lSS@ Il, bot
from this point IL recovered and the latest transactions
were at l34f. Loans were made at 164 10 X per cent
for borrowing, and afterwards without The
downward course Of the premium was influenced by the
belief that Congress viii adjourn mex: Monday o. very
soon Afterwards and that all agitation OF the impeach
ment question will terminate with the adjournment
The publication OF the February statement Of the nation
al debt also without effect showing IL does,
that the Treasury held $751; o3l coin on the ls init
against $55 1856 ls2 the LIST Of March last year. gain
OF 534 $780, In order to ascertain the amount be-
longing to the government however, II is necessary to
deduct the total OF the gold certificates Of deposit
standing namely SIS, $50, which leaves the
actually owned by the Treasury the LIST Of March,
$ss s94 $751; Heavy lots Of gold bought speculation
for rise were sold out during the morning, and still
larger sums were sold "short" and At one time the
market was extremely weak. slight advance 10 the
OF foreign exchange. however induced many Of
the bears cover their contracts and the tide hav
ing turned, the reaction assisted by reports from
Washington OF rather stormy discussion in the House
OF Representatives, on impeachment. It is generally
pected nevertheless that the adjournment OF Congress
will result in lower range OF the premium, and tho
temper Of the market is decidedly bearish
The total amount Of gold certificates issued and
deemed by the Sub Treasury, together with the balance
unredeemed on the I'd instant is thus stated
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FIRES IN TINE coUm1ay.

OswEGo, March 7, 1867.
nro broke out last night in the old Baptist Church
West Second street. the basement Of which was occu-
pied by 8. 4 Webb machine shop, the upper part
being used the tabernacle Of the spirituasts This
building was destroyed, the flames spreading
to the extensive foundry and marhnc shop
owned BY John A. King Co., which was soon de-
sroyed, together with three dwellings Third street.
The loss viii reach nearly 500 000 with al insurance
Of about $50, 000 The body Of man was dscosered
this morning among the ruina He has not been den-
tined.
CLEVELAND, March :, 1867.
large IRE occurred last night at Youngstown destroy
ing property IN the amount Of $50 O00 which there
Ia insurance or $50 600 Tho principal sufferers are
Packard Co and A. Howell The origin Of the FIRE is
not known. The weather h mild, three inches Of
snow fell last night
BrrraLo, March I, 1861
fro occurred this morning ut ten O'Clock and de-
stroycd the malt house Pennsylvania street. belonging
To H. T. Briggs loss $4,000. rife origin "a unknown.
n large quantity Of wheat and barley destroyed
With the building Insurance not yet ascerainsd but
$4,000 " held in companies represented by Fisher
Armstrong, insurance agents OF this city
CLEVELAND, March I, 1851.
An extensive fire occurred at Toledo last evening, de-
stroyng six stores embracing loss Of s25 oo0 insured
for $4,000 in Eastern companies The following gen.
tlcfoen losers by the IRE Paddock hats and caps;
Eddy, hats and caps; John Kaufman boots and shoes;
l. Frances, dry goods and J. spelmsn. jewclry.
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OFFICE OF THE INDEPESDsxr, !
NEw York, March Z, 1857
The facts regarding the general order business
these-I found IL in the hands Of nephew OF one the
partner of another and the Of another Of my pre-
decossors In this Office with certain distrbutve shares
allotted TO the proprietor of the IndcpTden weekly
religious newspaper Published In this city, and to other
poit Clans. These facts presented 10 at the
commencement OF my dutses and was In formed that
The profits OF the business legally and properly dis
Uibutable perquistss Of my office"
The foregoing from the card Of Henry A. smythe, Of
this dateaddIcssed TO the President Of the United
States-so far a. IL may be construed referring TO
or 70 any other person connected with this Office
either directly indirectly is, to plain English,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. brother al mine at the time
Mr. smy,he appointed Collector, was partner in
the general order business in the highly respectable firm
OF Merle d Co., Water street, East river The total
receipts OF that business, as credbly informed
barely covered the expenses and Mr. Smyhe early
given 70 understand very distinctly thai Merle Co.
would not demsan themselves by paving TO him any
other person single dollar TO retain It When Mt
Smythe seeking the Office OF Collector he sent
me, through . mutual friend, made m apology for a
certain discredtabe Official transaction OF his and then
asked 70 30 TO Washington and all the influence
then had with the President also with tue Secretary
Of the Treasury and members VI Congress his
appointments and confirmation. did 20, ~ I have
ample proof have been heartily ashamed Of It ever
since, and hope all parties will forgive me.
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CONNECTICUT POLITICS.
cur sanGEpoaT Consequence.
Lively Times Expected in the Fourth Con.
ares.ionai District.

Lively Times Expected IN the fourth SOns
aressionai District.
BRDG SPORT Conn, March T. 1867. .
Bsrnum the Snowman, having become little fright
ened about the Of his success in this Congress
sionsl district. has applied to Ex-Governor Hahn, Of
louisiana 70 TO his relief and to make stump
ing pilgrimage in Fairfield and Litchneld counties He
promised to defray Mr.. Hahns expenses and to add a
per diem for loss OF Tine But Hahn is too old
a politician to be coaxed into the wooden nutmeg
nascsI CAN'T, ont ~ The sioe ~ ana ~
therefore declined the invitation. He recommended
however, Judge Hiestapd. OF louisiana a Southern
loyal,st who 10 Judge Hestandy) The Judge hest
tated but Barpum held out large inducements the
Judge may be exnected at the Sterling House, in this
place, today. What mis- rhetorical powers are as
stump speaker remain TO be seen and what arguments
he will advance TO impress upon the people the show
mans qualifications for seat In Congress shall
probably be able 10 judge in tho Of few days
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The committee

CfvcwvAr March ], 1851
The committee appointed by the Chamber OF CON-
merce TO examine The claims OF committee now here
from Cherokee county, Alabama regarding the destltu.
ton OF the people IN the country reported 10 day that
about Eve thousand people are wholly destitute Of food
a-d recommend that donations of monoy 20
meet their necessities DO immediately sent The pronr
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coysEr.The market for Rio ruled steady though we
nal. - - ~
po So ssss ee ass At The %
CO., oo se m :I sss per @ Das
che a sos A bosses lis SOs pork S. -
4 81 leo boxes aSds and 10 Ton,
10 bales & and @ DO d srs p a M.
charters were--A brig TO Rio -four and other merchan
the and 5s ss Sso"
s eos sna de ons q from m M sars s e MAJ
hingdom Continent or to the Baltic 1900 bills petro
Gussr BAGS ruled dull, but steady at It4c
rcma.ns r Ineh hs a last
heard Of no tanse9ns Other kinds also ruled dull
weather. sales only ~ bales, at Sc s0c for crop
MoLAssKs ruled du steady in value We heard OF no
ARM with moderate demand The sales Comprised 800
bbs N merchanabe order, at Tic. Resins we're quiet
SS: @s:s By. Sa:s
Far Wa va. da r. snd soa g and a' do
&c was more active but slightly easier
prices 81 IS 81 81 Fish oils dull seady
ruled dun and heavy and quite nemi.
ma A. l6c In bbls for regular gravity The only
and $50 bSs IS sravy ~ s
he rnac aT ssS s dS snS
s%a a. sa h at tins Azure In Phadepha s.lss
hccepts
cut meats 665 bbls lard and 5l9 dressed hogs The
Light New closed at So 10 for Western The sale
for immediate delivery comprise 5000 bbs including
mess 81 ~ So II; old do. S2l H. prime
$l1 81 ~ and prime ut 3l9 rs $40 o. For
livery In March and priI sellers buyers option
bbls new mess were disposed Of sd 933 - The
mand Tor beef was moderate at unchanged prices. The
sales were ~ 6bls At $50 for new extra and Oh
the extent OF 20 bbls ut SIS $Ss So heavy aud
but little doing The sales confined 900 12kc
for long cut hams and l0c a0ISc for Cumberland The
demand for cut meats moderately about
prices. sales 800 packages, at ilc 31tc hams.
aud &c lie for shoulders Dressed hogs ruled steady
0izc lie for city, and l0c for Western There
but little activity In the lard Market and owe- prices
scscred Sales were limited 70 $50 hbi. At i2Sc 49,
for new and lt5c 12c for old Butter duh &c
c for State and lie 2Oo for Western Cheese ruled
dun aud heavy at lac. y l9c. tor common toyprne.
RICE was dull ana heard OF sales. We quote Caro-
lima at l0Isc l0slc
SrEAsINE-we only heard sales OF 10000 Ibs at lie
Exc: also 300 lbs. grease, mt SAc a l0c.
sCGAR-Thc fnclenency OF the the decline
In gold combined had the effect OF rendering the maret
quiet, and prices ruled shade Prices que
oHc for good do do The sales light being confined
20 eS hhds Cuba uscpvsdo l0sc. lose, .5 DO
private terms and 20J boxes at 2sc Refined dun
l3dc 1875. for soft yellow, lac. liLc for soft white
and 1jsac. a i5L- for standard hards.
SrEDs-Clovrr dull at I3zc lie or timothy small
safes were made NJ 80 80 80 IS sales ia Boston Of Cal
cutta iaseed rumored.
IALLow moderately active and lower sales 900 lbs
ut l0rzc Ilizc.
WnsxrY -,eceipts 563 hb No change was reported in
values but the market ruled dull and heard OF
NJ
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or AZ The boats running The Memphis and New
Cg.sans trade ID - carry donations tnus made Tree
OF charge - Atnph~.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, March I b67.
BRxApsrUyrs- ssi bbls. -four loo bags corn
meal H. 900 bushels and The demand for
State and Western -four limited holders were un-
willing to- grant In effect sales and
prices at the close were rm The sales 50 bbs
at the appended quotations. Southern -four dun
steady with sales of $50 bbls Rye -four in fair de.
maud and fun prices were realized The sales cover $40
hhls at from 3, TO So Corn meal inactive but
We note sales Of go bbs including randywine 81 20
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



Arwoof--BRouwsn On Wednesday, March q. BY the
Rev r. 5. Foster, I'D, n. L. ArsooD 20 RAcnsL ,
daughter OF Abraham Brouwer ESD, all OF this city
No cards
BowKRs-NiLRR. --In this city. Tuesday, March g.
by the Rev. jacob Fehrmann, EDWARD BOWERS 10 MARY
n youngest daughter OF tho late Henry Miller
California ard skaneateles papers please copy.
CnfrwooD--dceowAH-fn Baltimore, on Tuesday,
March 8, OF the residence OF the ,rdes father BY the
Rev Francis Eastwood, Mr.. r f. Chetwood, or Eliza
beth n j. and Mss KATE A, daughter OF Captain John
MCGOWAN. u. S. r. s.
DEAS-HoBrxr.--on Tuesday March S, at the res-
dence OF the BRIDES mother by the Rev. J. r. Bracket
EZRA l. DEAN, OF Chester w. to MARIAN eldest daugh
ter OF the late exAderman Jesse Hobley o. Williams
burg N. Y.
residence Of the BRIDES mother, by the Rev rhos Gal
laudet D. d., WILLIAM A., eldest son OF Albert Have
meyer Esq., to Rosa r. youngest daughter oil the late
d. b. Goold, Of st. Croix W. l.
O'SULxIvAS-DorGrIERrY.- Tuesday, Marh o, at
the Church of she immaculate Jersey City, by he Rev.
MARY A. poUGHERrY, OF JERSEY City
RocERs-FoRMAS--0nT Thursday March Z, by the Rev.
w. > aichaels, WN B. ROGERS TO JOSEPHINE G., daugh-
tor Of the late Samuel T. Forman, both OF this city.
residence u the BRIDES parents by the Rev. d. c. CAL
loway, ABRAHAM d. THOMPSON, OF Jersey City, N j., 10
sALLIE s., third daughter Of Jessie Marden, Esq, OF
Baltimore, Nd
VAN AsrwrpT-WnreHgsD.-On Tuesday, February
70, by DR. Alfred StubbS OF New Brunswick. N j.. ar.
THOMAS Van AsTwERrr TO Miss ISABEL l. wHrTEnsAD
daughter of J. p. Whitehead Jr
WsrTrsR-TAyLoR.-In Boston, Tuesday evening.
March D, by Rev }. A. a. Chapman. SETH WHITTIER Of
Boston 10 JULIA A. TAYLOR dau ghter OF tho late Knowles
Taylor, Esq, OF New York city.
WooDwARD-TowasEsp On Tuesday evening. March
B. at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by tho Rev.
Dr. Hoffman, WILLIAM i. WOODWARD TO MARY LoufsE
daughter of S. s. Townsend, all of Brooklyn.
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TINE NORTHERN SEALING FLEET.

ST. JUrrs n. r., March T. 1867.
The greater portion OF the sealing Feet including ten
steamers Which sailed from here the ID instant
nov Jam ned in the ice on this port The weather Is
cold.
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ST. Lours, March I, 1857.
Tho Attorney General OF this State has decided that
foreign insurance companies cannot combine and do
business undes one license.
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Port or NEW fusk. MARCH !. 1857.

Cleared.
steamsnip Gen Barnes. Morton acknowledgement.
Fox x Co.
steamship Louisa Moore. Wooster Newbern-Murray Fer
Rark Olbers (Brem) DIcke Liverpoo-c Lullng ca.
Bark Anne Ramsay Orb Phillips Brts'oi-De vera.
Bark A A Drebers orb Moore Legborn-Boyd Hinckra
Co.
Bark Oak Ridge Ohm, Csrdenas--T Y Ward Go.
Bark Lampllghter Bahrs. Port Roy5t-F BiAby y 70
Brig Christian dam. Nelson. Queenstown-Funch,
Brig Fredonia simmer Depsrara-Ed Rowe A Go.
Brig Alex Milliken tsrl Hill Cienfue2os er Jovn
Brig J Kennedy, Briggs New orieans-N'h brigham
Rrig San Antonio Davies Charleston--A Abbott.
Schr Wildhre, Leighton, 81 Pierre. Mart-s heynh
schr Ricardo Barros Furman, hatanzas--B Weinberg
schr Frank Walter. corson Indianola and Layaca-N
schr II Counce Billings, Brunswick. aa-r Mayhem
4 Co. - -
schr Caroline Cornelia Davies. Georgetown sc-Dos-
schr Dorado, EIdridgs New Bedford w
Arrived.
Steamship (Br) Liverpool Fehys and Queens
town 24th at $50 PM with mdse and ~ passengers 70
Steamship Aeppo (Br) Harrison, Liverpool Feb H. an
Queenstown GOTH with rdse aud Passengers 70 Cunard
Feb III lat " ~ Az ~ passed steamship Australasao
Liverpool; dsv LAT a. lon 49, passed an An
ship. white with red square In each corner
and black star in centre bound w. :.
Queenstown l4h with nde and 2io passengers to the
National Steam Navigation Co Had strong westerly gales
the entire passage March Int 10 - Ion 69 Vi, paasoo
steamship Pennsylvania. hence for Liverpool
W j Clyde.
Brig Ayesford Br Dodge Aux Cages, 30 days, with log
wood, to Brett Son Co.
Schr $ Jones. - Barnstable.
Sehr " IN Boardman, Billiard Saybrook.