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Adoption OF the Articles of Im-
pencIImenf. Election Of Mama.
gers to. Conduct the ImpeacIi-
lmenf before the senate.
WASHINGTON, March 2.

Hlenf before the senate. u
- WAsHINaTeN, March 2. :
Tho vote being completed and the ar
tieles adopted, the House proceeded to
vote for managers to conduct the i'm
peaehment before the Senate. 81. i
Mr.. Poland nominated the following
members: Messfs. Stevens of Pennsylva.
MIA, Batler, Of Massachusetts,, Bingham,
|of Ohio, Boutwell, of Massachusetts,,
Wilson, of Iowa, Williams, of PennsyI-
yania, and Logan, of Illinois. gs4s
/ In reply tosa question by Mr.. Peters
whoo was to be chairman, the Speaker
said the managers would decide the ques-
'tion OF priority among themselves. ss
The members we're then called alpha
bctically and each as called, stepped mp
to the area IN front of the Speaker
chair and deposited his ballot in a box
kept by the tellers; no Democrat voted.
The ballots being counted, the Speaker
announced that Messrs Stevens, Butler,
Bingham, Boutwell,, Wilson, Williams
and Logan having received q majority Of
| the votes cast, were duly elected.
Mr.. Boutwell, offered a resolution that
message be sent to the Senate inform.
ling that body that tho House had ap-
pointed managers to conduct impeaeh-
mens against Andrew johnson, Presi.
tdent of the United Stats, and had di-
rectsd such managers to carry to the
Senate the articles agreed upon by the
House to be exhibited in themaiDtenanee
Of such impeachment, and the Clerk o.
| the House shall go with such message
adopted. - ~
Mr.. Boutwell, offered resolution thal
the articles agreed TO by the House Il
be exhibited in its name and in the name
Of the people of the United States agains
Andrew johnson, President Of the Uni
tied States, lin maintenance of impeach-
ment against him for high crimes ans
misdemeanors IN office, be carried to The
Senate BY managers appointed to con
duct such impeachment.
Mr.. Ross suggested to strike out th,
words apeople Of the United States"
Mr.. Perham suggested that all Demo
cratic members Of Congress might b,
struck cut. ri ssss g
The resolution was adopted.
! sOn motion of Mr.. Sehenek it was or
dered that it tshall be In order Tomorrow
as il 1t were Monday to move to sus
pend the rules.
1 III al. .
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Notice.
Penaleton, Riley & Co.
Benjamin Amos.

BENJAMIN AMOS will take notice that on
- the 23d day Of October, 1857, Pendleton,
Riley & Co. filed in the Court of Common
Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, their motion
against him to revive a Judgment in their IA
vor against said Benjamin Amos, entered in
said Court at the October term, ls47, for
81 ,089 Is, and for costs$5 OF. which has be-
come dormant; and that at the next term oil
said Court the plaintiff will ask to have said
Judgment revived, unless the said Benjamin
Amos shows cause why the same shall not be
done. PENDLEF0N, RILEY & co. s
feb18w6. ~
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10 e. r @ R II
OF the Committee toApportion the Estimated Expenses of
81 + s. Olevelands Road in Seneca Township S.

To tie Honorable Commissioners of Monroe COUNTY Ohio
The undersigned COMMITTEES appointed honorable Board apporon
2 s. Ceyeand Turnpike
County did meet the Sd Of February 1868 and
view and apporon expenses Of the lixth section Of
the) having FIRST been sworn report following
Of our doings herewith respectfully submitted Feb g. 1868
Time employed Mitchell days. u s. Sloan days. Jno B. No
S # o. s. SLOAN.
ests J. N. MITCHELL,
go B.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-03-10
Divorce.
Lydia Swain
vs..
I. Thomas Swain.

THOMAS SWAIN, of the State of Indiana
will take notice that Lydia Swain, on the
18th day of February, 1858, fled in the Court
of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio
her petition against him. asking for divorce
from said Thomas Swain on the ground %
habit,i Il Drunkenness; that said cause vii
be for hearing at the April Term Of said Gourt
1858. LYDIA SWAIN.
l febfow6.
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Notice.

2 i''s'7ss 'NU6lCC. -.59pl 5is2'sa-'9
.THR partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween William Hill and Andrew HILL n
der the frm of Hill & Son, in Beallsville, Ohio
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Al
the property owned by the firm, Including al
debts due to the firm. is transferred to vii.
liam Hill, who alone is authorized to dispose
of and collect the same. =. ?
Tae WILLIAM HILL.
March 4. 1s6s-n2w3. ANDREW HILL.
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na. People seldom improve when the.
set up no other models than themselyeI
to copy aftersss ssso ~
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weeks the report Any this
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Admins Notice,

nj oFICR Is hereby given that the under.
IN signed hsye been appointed and duly
qualified East AdminishatoEs Of the estste,oi
&, TiPtop, deedsk s. S. CHAMBBRSs
mohl0w3, L. L.TIPT0N.
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LOCAL NTELLIGENCE

1As Particular attention is invited to
the Advertisements Of the County Audi
ItorpRbllshsd this week,
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6ateTl6. 10 28th dag Of March,
Eor tho pufpose Of putting IN nomina-
tion candidates fot the various township
Offices.
RssoTpsd, That the Democratic voters
Of the Dorpe1ation of. " Woodsfeld be re.
quested 10 meet IN gonTention, at 2 o'clock
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New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
J. J0rVl0V, n. Alfuolse-
pY JOHN son & MILLER,
- 4tcnoSggRs 4ND

- 4
- AtCrIOSgBRs AND
RFAh FsfATB BkOkBfH
No. 33 kAsArrr. c1A CEDAHtr, hHN'tuf
Ctr Ussde-css Lott Coau ssats sri fsrms yot il
rsli stinrrd Loni nssotfist Assao1 stss iFl. A.
EXECTTOR" SALE Mt AUCTION.
II WKDSFgUAs Jrr ~ lhs. ai 2 p Dr. on ffe trsr'-'
MILL PRJpEErY YARNS SHOPS. HOuSks AND LOTS
n r"tfGylILE. ORANGE CoUhll. n L..
BELONG - THE ESTATE of h. AAkS. lLChAahD
Consisting -
HOMESTEAD ACE n ahoat fN q superior tni rii fs
and olrt.l~rt uh tathfonms alnl ttf-- cfif
sra-frr gari. tih co rrsuer ruurr county cll~rt
THE COrrON i4FTORY seug sberr Pr"rrtf. bfss ~ 40
W frrcs i"s3 feet - looms marl SER at l geel al
sssn srA boiler ari ell srpfrtIf for hfshF r Nht
- unsurpassed ts us blt afs iefedfef
control quarter v ule ifsa 80 - w.
from Fef- ~ ~ Ao-t 'seA-
i,r dweliis honsss EMP oTes ~ fsetors ...,.-
CpG0ViI ~ GHfST Hli i7 feei W riorf rec fn M 'l
large countrr custom. depot Pubic boute sisl ss ~
~. l-rs ntlIift D t.r tlHl praperfr. - ...1.
BTACKgNfTHs SHOP col WAGON NAhfNN HL'i l'isi a-i
~slsu both Boz ts village No other shop vtr seFea r es
SEVERAL HOUSE,, AND GARDENS al ne1osr o. snail ie' u
9 .,... ---- . a.. .-f
SPRwAE PARM ASp MILLS TIE fam coir' - s-r' o v1
frparor sud good dwelling house euHp|hou,f bau -
house stable clrfase h1lfc The Fft ni ha tso rnn s'n
,ss u can Do large bafrss Bo.h gogl oflH Dan a'N ''
Shoui the d,y prove siorJ @ all is pes y 't rsr faf
dsr. J. X lAIDN y. re ltH' " =
Apply 70 IRVING VAN WAKT No = BssfnAniL' hs' ieTi
B. PEET No. = Daabc st., Nevl ofk 80
Trs Ra,od foot o. Chaabsrsst a. 10 m foi NsfAa
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
REAL ESTATE.
.yonK. Monday, Dec. y, 1858.

,ers were no sales at the &" Exchange. TO
49,. qbe Yessrs. A. j. BleecEer' Son Co viii coucI',o
A., se OF the "Osden tract situated IN Last Ne""'A
a. tne Excla8ge saesroom tomorrow luesu1!, .,s ~
~ -..f,,, then. ,,iu 10 doabtessy large attend
- Ia f1o.o Interested u real estate ttiuuI lo-C Hit
- r .aIgo time Mr. james ~. Miller VIII sen oO ,l..'
- "iJ orot 6p Iu.Iug lots, as was oiIohc-
slg sfrtal in The TRIBUNE OK haini"ll tl'll
s,Tf 50 building 1ts by order OK tht ms ti,s
m i,oiudcs a uqrf NJ the Morris estate Wiuch has
m u te posse ssou of the Morris Iamiis loi hoatly <Oy
y,r n ssituatcd The Certra'Ve bOucNS SIu l,'t ~
= ,,ril-r I'm WesiClestcr County, not tar rom tht
t ... t.r0posed suspension brldg across The Harlem
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
yns,s, GHuiasm, &f.

At HENRYn CITY AUCTION MATT,
"A Brsa1wsy .aa Tilr,y1,.hs, rsgslsi sush. . hoxs
Rang ssi diving ~. i.a .,y NEpsIsptI ..s sAruspAs
n,,s.s s.sb. f.i MS, Shvss Asd hs.v vst q these .
vh.tSs sy,si.y savsrsssd Sst u. hIss ssen. -
80 - ,,r, ,sp.sr Psl Phasisaa By ksr sispAss
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
Corporation yotitts.

Cry or ssv ronE DsrAxrassy oy rIsisos,(
Busslv u yai RSczIvsk " TAIrs, 4
oor.,Hor,. PIar No. n ctanbstfE Il. Dee lt ltss
rI,O AX-PAYERS,-NotjcA In hereby given
i u n pss.os. .ls Rave snsl.is y sy t:,I 'IEs
.s ~. s.., a u. -. saiaa. sa.s4 hOa
oa 4 Isal W dsJ eftsyussa Vii Ss sdlsd =.
o. s J,s d yAass pref sl b. "asa Tot we oen$
a.s s s'"ssl s'~ 's'''r ss'ki ri ~ iissrru .srs
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

MoREs WIfrfNs AurIouesE
ONTARIO WOOLEN MILLS, DEXTER,
" SEw.YORS. AT AUCTION, TO CLOSE A CorARISsRR
sIP-E IT. LUDLOW Co viii SILL a1cton. on fJhSDAl,
December p 10 o'clock tie Ercisnge seoom No ~
Brotlsav Tru Building, kewlork CIV tts penld nauacsfu
ro,.rfv Known ONTARIO WOOiBN MILLS situated on Black
River Al dexter jefferson County Newlok consisting Of rss es
the substantial manner ana % ptleC
order no y T5o feei u sone. hss 20 ., ~ ss tt
01Xf1 feet two stoTiss igh containing NL
sets Of machinery 6s ret order With e,sI woqefa %
meu Of piekers end wool dr DO tfeptoo h1uls
er house tenement housrs sFr
torse aud other outUalga 10 has ueer itg a
thr
or Ten or baeen machinery. II Offers rare ort"ar "
k attention oi ~ Dr. ns e-r OF
10 Hev.York Ct. Tie property car be seen any re
tD.a'e.' h''N ~ (yeJ
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

Siiuaiiuns Ganttb- naltS.
A SITUATION WANTED 10y young man OF
~ AMI u clafsegr eapihy
L. A, IgH1 PORTER ohce sr would 40 "i sons
ssn,s 10 sh bis trade worked At one ysr and partially gn
erns H. SALARY for sesppori only Address '" r. Dol
No ~ Tribune once for Gays
A SITUATION WANTED Ivy German
a Youpg Asn tho speks and fuFsh - Haie hnH sra-
tr. u.ef r DIST LLERf Hs GOOD feicftnea hpPy " % az
dress i've days H. IsAACs no y Lewis rtaL Cl. -
A SITUATION WANTED by a Young Man
a, s.eoptsrd BAKER OF ASSISTANT BAR TBNDkR has had
.rpsenee m both references Apply TO- T al-is'' ios '
dsy, PATGIcK NORRfsRY, so 90 Elss6eih.it, ctr -
DORTER's or WATCHMANs SITUATION
WASTPu br roung able bodied man With irsie references
Applr % or address for days JANIS KELi no hoi0a
near HAmitoa-sVs. Brootyu. ----------
NETANTED.-A young man, with SIX years
w experience banks aud eou!tn rooms o m, ,, ~
SITUATION In any Coed pebmAn sro sccouheh WIN
highest references aud 81 ohoT uscssasV 4la.eo1s
Address {. o D., Box No. Isl, Ihh1es once
NTANTED-A situation by young man as
w ASSISTANT BOOKEEEPRR CLERK would He poaf
ton In nug store good sipereo and ss oeSl o reference
Address. for three dsys, } b. Tribune Once. es.-------
yXTANTED-By young man, situation rs
w HISIDB PORTER Tor indoor SefA Apply 10 :" W
BROWN No IS Seeohdst
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

Go gh.
nONT hire until you send for Real Estate
~ Circular. m,ei Tree ffAALKl pay No. w biosa"a,
EINE RESIDENCES, both furnished and .ll. nn-
IL f,bst 10 RRST and sALE In Jtrss CITY FsssrE Mia
bsth Rahwav Orsug Besvs woess BeEsn Hoboiss Paief
EsS-iOk CITY, BfOokya 1"nGtni
Fopg tn in s FARMS and PROPERTY Of all aster ohi of
EALE KENT al u me nsa States - AVAASvN
HALL. 10. lJ1 BrosdssF. Room No Z2l.
ITO SREET-Splendid COUNTRY SEAT at
orange, MOHros station nhsa possts,S I 2
fro ud 1863; NeNYok Morris And hsst1 a
road house se al improvements painting snd ornaments gFogha'
acres handsomely and oDsmsned ft snd oee ho"t
extensive stables horse eafAKss l
everything ougug gemn property FOR ieh particulars see
RIDER & ALLEN. No ~ Finest -------
TTNO LET-The Cottage and Rear Bulldlng con
2lg compeeY iirntha' eb
500 Der mouth sdvtuee Apply at No ~ West Ihiry ourst
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
Giiu Efal Estate fcf Sab.

BUSINESS PROPERTY for SALE-Premises
D 1pd Ne 10 Worthst 24I75 and Sor Iaese
- asoot forming Terms easy. Address W B. ROSS, NO %
rsFs
E0R SALE-A handsome 4-stOry brown
Gsa- HOUSE in SThaVs nsighoorho0a
sE,-iest Address NJ. e.. Trhuae once
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

A PLEASANT SECOND FLOOR, ROOM and
N PANTRY 70 LET suitable for housekeeping BATH gas not ana
eoH -,tsr A. Der seel No $50 Monroe Clinton
D0ARD-FOr two American gentlemen, with
desired evening by spanish LADY
a. No 2O Ts The oral method Illustrated 1 Am
written; weekly readings iu
dsr spanish authors Also fol Spanish gentleman ano Us
vile The highest commercial references eIeLAhgsa.
MO. 1.16S BROADWAY.-A large front
PARI0H .ud BEDROOM FURNISHED. TO LIT without board
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
sad thOss desrous Of purchasing or renting such pro-
perry VIII fnd it to their interest TO advertise IN The
TEwONE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
ohsr newspaper and in addition 10 this advantage The
7LwUsE viii be found not only In NovYorE and AL It's
stes and villages, but every State and Territory
within The Union. The advertisement should be made as
brsi a. viii allow advantage offered being clear 70
TIE reader We would especially dwell on the fact that
te subscribers for the three editions OF TER TRIBUNE
DAILY Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In
every prOlesHoD or business consequently advertise
meats in each disseminate among all classeA 1HE
1EwC devoses especial attention 70 the reports OF sales
Of rss estate both IN the city and country thus adding
osA to the value of It's columns as an advertising me
GUN The charges for advertising are 81 follows: DAILY
TrBuSE Is cents per nne for each iDsert1on WEEKLY
hsBUEE, s. per line: SEMi-WEEKLY TRIBUNE ~ cents
Der About words average line, after IAe nIsI
lne which usually contains only Tour OF n'o "OIos
bcrms cash in AdvanCe.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22
Situa!ious Mani,A 6maIts

A GERMAN GIRL wants situation 10 do
~ OPEYR Al HOTsFWORk. coon, ,WAhHkk tni iAOhbh
B.,t Of references Apply u stanton 81 near Bossfy
GERMAN GIRL wishes Situation to 90
"A GENERAL HOuSEWOG or a. COOK. Is SAlIs AUD oeAshE
No l83 Seconds Il, betsesu Avenues and y,
A II respectable Families. Boarding houses and
~ Uot. a. he supplied .tn rood sERvANTs hou Al raons
,tboie Mia YORKbTONs Ohoe No - BlseeteTsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-05

Marine Disasters.

Ship Old Colony, San Francisco.
Wind al sunset Sc, light at l PM, NE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-05
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

project has been set on foot at Milan to erect q
monument to Rossini In that city. A solemn musical
festival Is to be given to raise funds for that object
From November, 1869, to November, 1858, the sale
OF ecclesiastical property In Italy has realized the
sum OF $l3, 9o0 900 IN gold.
The Queen OF England has conferred the Albert
medal on Lieutenant Lionel Andr0z de.Sausmarez for
having saved the life Of sailor at the risk Of his
own.
Francis H.. King OF Naples, Is laboring under
severe financial difficulties and recently was obliged
to dispose OF some valuable plate that deposited
with his banker In Rome
Prince Charles, during his stay at Giurgevo re-
ceved an Official visit from the Governor or Bulgaria
and was by him accompanied on his return as far
ceived.
According to the Peoples Gazette or Berlin the tri.
chine has reappeared in that city. six persons
attacked recently after eating pork not sufficiently
cooked Two OF the patients became 80 dangerously
III ~ 10 require being taken TO q hospital.
The marriage ring OF Martin Luther Is at present
being repaired by jeweler at Waldenburg, Saxony.
Il Is OF silver gilt, and bears the following inscrp
ton on the inner surface:-"D. MARITIME Luthero Ca
therna v. Bora Is Jun, l525.
During the night OF the 18th ult. number OF bri-
gands captured gentleman named Quitrocchi near
santa Francesca, on the territory OF Veroli. A de.
tachment OF troops sent In pursuit OF the band
and succeeded in rescung the prisoner, but the NAL
efactos escaped into the Neapolitan mountains.
II appears from an official report published at Flo
renee that the revenue derived by the Italian Treas
ury from the government lotteries 30 600 900 francs
nearly as much as the proceeds Of the tobacco mo.
nopoiy. Lottery companies have been established
at Turin, Florence and Rome aud In the province OF
Naples alone, which contains So, 900 inhabitants, the
sums Pao sea Ux ran s oeqT 70 u
less prevalent In the north; thus Turin. with popu
ation OF el2 o0o pays only 100000 francs year for
lottery tickets IL IA also stated that the books which
have the largest circulation in the south are those
which profess TO give "lucky" numbers explain
dreams and describe various modes or gaining
prizes at lotteries by consulting cards, magic dia-
grams, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-05
SHOCKING MuRDER In CHiRLEsTOWy.
Two Brofhcrs-in-Law Engage in n Difficulty
and One Cats the Others Head on with a
Cicaver-Arrest of the Murderer.

Two bFOtncEs-tnsIaw Engage IN a Dtfuculty
and One Cats the Others Head on with
Cicaver-Arrest of the Murderer.
BosroS, Mass, Dec. 4, 1ses
This morning shocking murder occurred In Fur
bushs fat factory, in Furbushs court, Charlestown
Two men, brothersin-law, were there at work
quietly together when one vent out, and returning
soon after with cleaver deliberately cut or the
head OF his unsuspecting companion, who was still
ut work, and whose head at the time the murder
was committed was directly over chopping block
wherein fat is cut. The murderer then escaped
The murdered man was to testify against the other ia
some petty civil suit. and this is supposed to have
been the cause Of the deed. The name OF the muir.
.dered man is Dennis Cronan. The IN urderer,s name
is Rene.
The murdered man and Reene were nj work in n
room by themselves, and from the cut II would seem
that Cronan was leaning over when the blow was
struck as his head was severed from the body, ex.
cept few ligaments in front oflcer Brewer was
informed about nine O'Clock that suicide or q muir.
der had occurred at Fairbush's factory Oflcer
Brewer hastened TO the place, which is located AZ
the neck, and found the man lying on HIS shovel and
some bones and fat, his head being severed from his
body, with the exception that small piece OF the
skin on the throat was not cut The men at work In
the adjoining room did not know that the murder
had occurred ana We body may have lain therefor an
moned and Immediately took charge OF the body and
summoned q jury OF inquest.
The murder must nave been occasioned by the
petty civil suit referred TO- The two men had had a
dispute about some money, and the case had been IN
court once. 1t occasloned considerable hard
feeling between the two men. which culmi.
mated in this act Of Rene to-day. Cronan
must have expired instantly. or, IN the words
OF IN onlcer, 'he never knew what killed him."
The affair was generally known az noon by thc
people and formed the leading topic Of conversation
t uhber tables and IN the horse cars The most In
tense excitement prevails, and the cool and brutal
in.nner ~ which the deed was committed las
created considerable Indignation Most effective
measures are being taken TO secure Rene.
Inc men were ordinary Irish laborers, ana both
resldeu ~ Cnarlestown, near the factory, where they
were enipoyea 70 cut up and shovel Est, bones &c.
me muruerel man has left wiuow ard children,
ana Reene Vas aso family, they being b-others-in.
Late IN the aiternoon Reene surrendered himself
10 the authorizes and was committed 10 nrlsot, he
denies having committed The cTlue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-05

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ps sau' BARK Parelsr, Nova Scotia; brig Virginia
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GAISEsfos Nov ss1arrivsd Schiller. 2innsman.
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MARBLEHEAD Nov 90 Arrived, schr Eva Belle, barrett,
NEW BEDFORD, Dec S-Arrived schr John Collins
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EEw sfSoa G Dec .chrs Rachel Jane Soul.
phia Via KYorf; Foster, Pende.ons Hun
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for do James saherwaite, Steeman Georgetown DC, for
NEw HAVEN, Dec 2-Arived, schr Harriet, Crowley,
Avery Baltimore; sarah Hoyt do Sarah Jane, Eliza
PHILADELPHIA, Dec ARRIVED. schrs r @ Russell
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Transit; Racket Gloucester s Ephram Anna Green
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poRTLANb bark Ta'ay brss Erns'ue
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ses. sass ozark Griffin Philadelphia
Sailed schrs 1, Scott. NYork; Brainard. PEN
Harding Possmsc RIVER Isabel 1iesrto roefer Bsti%ors
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Parker. and William Pickering Fletcher, Elizabehport;
ossxis sssis RsSSoa; csSa%ssi!ss
dout for Pawncket Ontario, Barber; Knight Romer VIII
liam Thomas White Angelina Van Gsa Heath; ReddMng-
sic; The Oak, Merrill, Ngork
Grace wshs!er Randall. Nyorf. - sN'''- .''
Bartlett Virgins; Benedic. Case Charger Mahan;
Benz English Baker Avail Dibbie Ann turner. Fengar;
Eva Lewis Lewis Jas Deputy, sturgis Randolph,
Adams Adene Hanlin. Dearborn and Marietta Smith,
RICHMOND Dec 2-Arrved schrs Lucy d. Higgins, Bos-
ton Annie Collins, Tooker, Nyork.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec ARRIVED bark Adele, Lane, Bal
Ceared-shps Italia, NYork; Frederick Hartwig
field, Cork Noos, stufen Rio Janerd; Ely, Lombard,
SAVANNAH, Nov ss-Arrtved, schr Volunteer Obi, Per-
ssiedNBark Carl aeors tNa, Arfmann Bremen; schr
3oth-Arrived, schr Carrie Heyer, Poland, NYork.
Cleared-Bark Liverpool tBr, Greene Liverpool; brig
Mayfeld tBr), Rae Falmouth, E. via St Marys Ga tand
saied-shp Emerald Isle, Herbert Liverpool briggs Der
went Br Temple, Ayr tscotand) Hannah @, Easton 81
Dec l-Returned steamship Florida for NYork
Of derengement Of machinery.
SALEM, Nov S0-Arrved, schrs Leocadia, Poole NYork;
Dec Cornea Henderson, do for Portsmouth I'd brig We
nsh Davis PHILADELPHIA schrs Henderson Price, do
Gum Rock Boyd Marlboro, NY Carrie Aen Mibridgs for
Cleared lst schr ANGELA Pedr,ck Cayenne land sailed.
Sailed I'd, schrs Simmons Godfrey; w Magee, Ketch-
and L Simmons, Young Philadelphia
wINTERPORT Dec 2-Ar1ved, schr Martha Maria,
Deane, Elisabcthport.
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Schwoon.
Bark suventa (Norl Wright Cenoa-Fabbri Chauncey.
BARK Lavina, Davis Cardenas Brett, Son Co.
BARB Catalina Perkins. 81 Jago Moss Ward.
Brta Perseverance, Brl Lamb, Bahia for orders 81
fohus MO Bulley.
Brts Messenger tBrJ. McCuiy, Nassau Moss a Ward.
prg Ida Gutter Br hdgs't . John, sB, via Portland
Nefius sons
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schr R,sce Horse Hughes, Havana-BJ Weinberg
schr Msrswa, Dissoswag, sal eson-rupper Bea.te.
sebr .lahnsen. WINS, Wilmington, nc.