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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-19

Vegetable Slcilian
HAIR RENEwEES

Has sbood the test OF seven years before tbs
puolioi and no preparation Tor the hair has
yes been discovered that will prodnce 1be
same benehcial results. II Il an entirely new
scientific discovery, combining many 6f the
most powerful and restorative agents In the
vegetable Kingdom. II restores Grav Hair n
ln original youthful color ItmRkes the seain
white and clean cures dandruG and hnnorl
ana milling out Of tho halri and win make 4
grow upon bald heads, except In very aged
Psrlonh, % Il furnishes the nutritlve prineI.
pls Dy which the hair Is nourlshed ana ann
ported: i makes the hair moist soft, add gIos.
ana unsurpassed 40 HAIR DRESR
efel 20 the public ~ one bottle will accom-.
plish more and last longer than three hottias
ofany other preparation,
IL 10 recommended and used by the Ftpsv
MEDICAL Authority.
Ihe wonderful results produced by our a..
etlan Hair Remover have induced many to
mhhuIaeture preparations for the flair mn.
lsr various namesi and In order ID lndnee
VIZ IAue ana the public 10 purchase their
Soll lp9hnds, they have res0rted to hlsehood
~ claiming they were former partners ar IA
some connection. with our Mr. Hall Ard their
preparation was similar 10 ours, Do nol he IA,
e9lYed BY them. Purchase the original, ii has
never yet been Oqualled Our Treatise az liz
lialr, with certificates, sent free bv mali M
lAt each bottle has our private Revenns
~ ssainp over lhe top Of tho bottle. All others
R.PHALL& Co. Props. Nashua n IT
sold BY all Drugglsts and Dealers III Med. |
'0'"'' Sep. 10, 1868 a9tly |
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-19
Mrs. wheeler, slonehanl, MASS,


D0IER ~ H., July ~. 1855,
Dr. POLAND: rcesipea yoltr letter i1I9uiying aa n
hs effect Of yoiV medicine on seasicklsss am hanos
10 say that think Il is " "he madeleine for Haf tysaiAI
sickHess 'ied vari0ns prsscTptions but found none
Hdt settled he stomach and cleared the head tke The III,
nor Doctor. fsk h0gh could hardly lgail % osi
ashore, 70 'edt you 10 introduce il itO ship chaadlsry
aeres, that Il may find It's gdy 10 those who suffer sO;,
he mgty deep foiR ssdsickasss II captains l0Ao iake
tae.r families with them on carry Pa'serO@s, shod ny
o once, They could nsuer Be lViibg 70 poyags aslihoSf
It, AARRIRT ~ f'6RTER
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-19

Thereby certify hat ,Vas so,elH afflicted toith BOid
fr i'oo years. ispsioplhg heaseipepon my limbs ead
thsr parts Of my body The slDeriSs mhieh sndlTsI
f0m them d'e i'idssciibdble SlBce il 10 say that
dies but Wiitom ysniouing The ggliutiol. Al length 6v
the sdi1sS request OF intimate friend was ,dicsa
70 Try Dr.. y. W. iodRdS HmioF Doctor and am very
happy 70 attest hat all my Bls rsNaoped aud NJ
aealM restored by using Dr.. Pands qtarxsaid pNL
Ie'ies. MLLT0N GALE.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-02
CHAPTER XI.

THE PICTURE THE STOLEN WILL.
GoDsalvo, as he lay upon the floor of
Camillia's chamber, the blood having sub
sided by one dark gush from his mouth,
slowly sank into that exhaustion which
usually prostrates the passions after long
and feverish excitement. Quiet and in
sensible, the iron -souled demon was now
smitten by his own avenging desire, yet
the while, Camilla, like an angel of mer-
cy, wept over him, and impaired her
burning tears to mingle in the sanguinary
tide, = bursting as volcano from its
primary receptacle. One hour did she
remain upon her knees bent in anguish
over him; and more than one prayer she
calculated to heaven for his deliverance.
1t was then that she found out how to
love father, and the yearniDgs OF natu-
raj affection found utterance through her
lips = How sad are the reverses OF affec-
tion, how humanity painful in their ef-
fects - there cannot be found single
being among us but what loves somebody
and yet we are as loathe to confess it, as
to place our hand in the fire; at least, not
till we are visited by sickness or death,
and then, fearing to take our secret to
the grave, we unwillingly breathe the
name, and whisper, in dying accents, the
affection that has haunted US through
our lives - we must reveal it = we can
not take any thing mortal to our tombs.
If before there was any affection IN
Camilla for her father, it was now being
redoubled under the scene of despair that
she contemplated, in the hopeless condi
tion he was reduced to- She watched
with anxiety, each distressing swell ol
his bosom, and feared that it must break
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-02
CHAPTER XII.
MID NIGHT JOURNEY

NJ IL " " IL d " IN ~ T. L -
Austin and his cousin lay unconscious
upon the cold pavement. The soldier,
no other than the enemy of Gonsalvo, was
Arnold Gascomber, aud appeared under
as many aliases as there was days in the
week. He was stretched close by, aud
unable to move from the effects of a
heavy blow on the temple, yet he strained
his eyes in the direction of the sleepers,
and uttered low groan as the cloth was
laid upon their faces, and a heavy breath
ing proceeded from their lips: but he,
too, soon imagined that constables and
sheriffs were after him, and he slept quite
as soundly as if be were in Elysium,
counting over his money bags, and por-
tioning to his two young companions the
inheritance to which they were legally
entitled to.
Silas Edgerton and his companions now
proceeded to dispose of their captiyes in
their own peculiar way; and, after little
hisitation, the leader raised Costardo in
his arms, and carried him a short dis
tance; then returning, he ordered the
two others to be placed in wagon, and
the door of hotel close by, and a couple
of spirited horses in waiting. After u
little hustle, the prizes were placed as
directed, and the whole party seating
themselves, the wagon started.
| Costardo was left hehind. 1t was not
Edgerton's policy to entrap him, but he
found it necessary to act as he did, TO
perform his work the more skillfully. He
was not at all ignorant of their great at
tachment, having baited around them for
considerable time, and becoming fully
acquainted with all their haunts, and
hence in order to secure Austin, he must
temporary act so with Costardo
1t was nigh morning when the horses
drew up before qaiet country mansion,
and the leader, dressed as an officer of the
Union army, approached the entrance.
His companions were dressed also in the
same garb as subprdinates, and carried
rifles, havresacks, and the general accou-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-02

R[5AT, ESTATE AGAM r. !
A large number of Farms wanted.-I
Residence at John Kern's, Main street,
Stroudsburg, Pa. Oct. IL, 1867.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-02
c. w. SElP, m. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,

Has removed his Office and residence to
the building, lately occupied by VIM. Davis,
ESQ, on Main street. Devoting all his time
to his profession he will be prepared to an
swer all calls either day or night, when not
professionally engaged, with promptness.
q Charges reasonable. 90
Stroudsburg, April II. lS67.-tf.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-02
DR.. A. II. SEEM,
DENTIST.

WILL be pleased TO see all who wish
w to have their Dentistry done IN
proper and careful manner, beautiful sets of
artificial teeth made on Gold, Silver, or Rub
Der Plates as persons may desire. Teeth
carefully extracted without pain, if desired.
The public are invited to give him call at
the Office formerly occupied by DIR. Seip,
next door to the Indian Queen Hotel. All
work warranted. April 25, 81.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-02
D RY G GODS.

Dh CU ).
NEW S TOT E
JUST OPENED WITH
N Il w GO obs !.
Buy your Dry Goods of
r. F. & 1T. D. B y S III E,
Corner of Main & Chestnut Streets,
(Ne1t Door to Washington HOtel,)
STROUDSBURG, PA,
Who have received from New York and
Philadelphia, the
The Largest and Best Selected Stock
in market, consisting Of
Dry Goods,
Dress Goods,
Silks, Shawls,
Cassimeres,
Satinets, Broadcloths,
White Goods,
Mourning Good,
Shroudings. &C.,
FRENCH MERlNoEs, (.II eolo.)
EMPRESS CLOTHS, Z"
ALPACAS,
PLAID & PLAIN PoPLINs,
SHAWLS, (alI styles)
BLANKETS,
COU8TERPANEs,
BREAKFAST sHAWLs,
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
WOOL CAPS g. HOODS.
UNDER SHIRTS & DRAWERS,
LADIES' VEST.
&C., &C., &c.
Sole agents for the
Odessa Patent CoItopsing Skirt.
a full assortment of HOSIERY, GLOVES
and YANKEE NOTIONS, too numerous Il
mention.
A foil line Of
CARPETS, FLOOR OIL-CLOTH AND MATING.
All of which will be sold at the loves
possible prices.
OF Butter and Eggs taken In erchang
for goods.
r. F. BUSH,
H. ID. BUSH.
May 2, 1871 yr
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-02
VOL. 26.
Published BY Theodore Schoch.

TERMS-Two dollars year in advance and il not
paid before the end ofthe year two dollars and fifty
ats. will be charged
No paper discontinued until all arrearages re paid
except at the option OF the Editor.
UAdTertisements o one square of teigkt lInesl or
less one or three insertions So Each additional
assertion, 5acents. Longer ones in propoItIon.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-02
Stroudsburg Academy,

sTROUDSBURG, MONROE CO., PA.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS,
Will reopen On Monday, Dec. 9th, 1857.
By skillful teaching and untiring attention
to business the undersigned expects 10 make
this Institution worthy The confidence OF the
community IN wh'ch it is located. 1nstruc-
tion in Latin, Greek and German. For par
ticulars containing terms, references, &C.,
apply to JERE. FRUTICHEf,
Oct. 24.-2mo*l Stroudshurg. Pa.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-01-02
JOB PRINTING,

OF ALL KINDS,
fIesutsd Ia he highest style of the Ar. and oRthe
most reasonable terms.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-23
ASSASSINATION OF A RESPECTABLE PHYSICIAN
IN MARNSVILLE, CAL,

The facts attending the late terrible tragedy
tbat iiv are briefly these: The man SWEET formerly
resided up about Highland Flat. in Sierra County Ten
with whom he continued cohaDt until within the last
year or two THIS woman had two children % W hn oC.n
signing that he had treated her IN a most @
the mother IN the Catholic convent az Sary am m
had been living IN house or room oi he OWL anu y
herself several months past one OF the Itto lis
ha, been suffering from partial paralysis occasoned as
the mother by the cruel treatment Oh .he
the little girl and the whole difficulty grew out
OF this fact. Tie man SWEET appears 10 nave
lie had threatened the lives OF several other gentlemen
who had been with her. Dr Gray had Dseh lh'
day or two he met his death but he dd not APP
pear 10 care much for them On saturday last great
MANY peOpe were Marysvlle and there was the usua
Fourth of July shooting OF guns, popping OF Hc
on the streets Swett was observed ON he street apa
rcntIy watching for some one. Dr. Gray seppeu INTO
the Magnolia saloon late IN the AFTERNOON, anu III
SWEET crossing from the opposite m III
the direction OF the building Several persons were IN
side the saloon the time. SWEET went directly up 70
rho Docter and accosted him. No loud words PaSsea,
bnwaver and attention was now directed particularly TO
the parties DR.. Gray was heard 10 tel o"ett tat o W
ths effect By this time they had passed OUT 70 tho sue
walk SWEET seen to suddenly sueteh oul niS @ 1a
instantly reaching his right around shot hs Vcm
i'm the back the ball passing nearly hougn Tue Vny &
SWEET Immediately retreated, me doctor PurS1s - ",
items INTO the street with his pistol apparently Trying
shoot his antagonist. when he FELL renarkg 10 tne sso
ere gentleman who were raising MN up; ne mas srV' a
me through the intestnes, and am deau hian iho
doctor fingered through the night snd died early OH sun @
day morning. He was perfectly c9hsGlouIs Ius SUI as
| snoke frequently Of the fearful ana ueady as
pVt made upon him lie said that he had never IN any
way wrongcd or injured Swett Dr. Gray, the Yc.im ~ m
WAS very popular gentleman, phy clAn Oh very ls
standing and OF extensive practice He was an OIu trs
dent OF Marysville. His surviving iamly spSs, VI US
widow and their daughter. Mrs walker tne "e VI -
prominent merchant OF Marysyle ana TWO sons MI IL
swet had been caught Immediately, the moo woulu u
donbtedly have ynced him; and the prospects Tor uch
summary justice were somewhat ominoIs even a. ~
ocock on sunday night when the murderer was arrested
and taken 10 the City Prison SWEET Is powerful man.
tall and muscular. and determined he was badly
annded Inv the policeman who captured him, and may
nossiv lose hs left arm whole charge OF buekshOt,
5t ar ten IN number having passed through his elbow,
siS si',t,erin, fine bone Sacramento UnOn July T.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

W,pst.p,r Iniy q The cattle working much as dd
depressed MONDAY but active 81 an aasuc on
ne.av quite good to-day 10 ordinary STOCK q, vas hl,
good fat cattle Ia quick demand al an ahnSe OF
about y 10 puces 1hey bringing Ic and t
.h a6ou l3c the SCALES % and % 10
90 beeVes arrived today VIA 90
One Hudson City Arrivals al an we maAe
MONDAY i5iS Including 3l3 from MoudJ and Inesp iae
undrets this morning very eH OF
noon. The thin lots IN search Of h esue
small lot Of iy from the interior Of ih. state sty
ihn ohn. sih Only lie BILL The good Sae re,e gong
on pretty freely l6 and lie Among the sales Nere NV N
ron out t G6lsc With t Kentucky cattle " e"t 81 odt "
good cw Ohio steers W. Snydrr al l6dt so ior Nssane
William. Ohio steers " "A cat al Gl7c j Tor sege Msst
hems Illinois cattle "a fisb, ., l5r car OF hne hhtgssy
by S u Richardson i70i8e on cwt5 A. iSc 20 sega 20 20 III
n n saith yey Illinois mixed cattle. m top oH1 VT ~ ~
dIc L. smith Illinois steers Of D. c"t scarcely "euu
At l5tc ~, .se. f.. ,h,, "a sood With
.IT prime ct "a d6ie quobblc a. vdO3c tnuE
Of he hest are really bringing The sl3 bead received yestea
we're ,boui ali by sight and Of the 1000 which e's 90
were nu,o Al noon the Transactions we're Foruens ~
Sne state sheep selected @ L Ole IL cshsi. 100 lbs, ,%S @ "a
Mich Gle With Is cus out AZ - saehi car Io' W
lbs. rejecting enl large trade .ss carried on ano' m =,
At lod0ie iJg bead y h, selling ~ htS
III. thin at s 81 Of % bs Oc "a o. - 6. lye % yo 0, % nt s
lO aud g Of 50 lbs, lie Als1 oi OF 81 70 ,ausuA
suI state lbs. 0c A. Iuson CITY, the cars sLssp %
brought "a IS each or T6 lbs, poor and &C. Tor car
7aDO. III. onv
Hos, are slow =, dO.c % received TO-DAY me on
Fortsth ont OF ~ ,srs atrNs 80
common bright Ind l53 lbs Of Zoe car 1877 IDS Wio &
prime H. lyJ lbs seighei empty. st 10 9oc bWe'e 'b ~
Ora h.eug due to-
New-York tribune., 1868-07-23
NEX-IERSEY.

AtPa ,ou and vicinity last week, prolific of pros
peotlve sles and negotiations The trade is
lively and there is perceptbe resuscitatiOn in bust
ness George Chrlsty sold 20 lots Of his Riverside lands
20 George Marotfor the erection OF skdyng establish
ment Many exchanges are made, and some sales Of
plots established companies The system Of auction
eaes is for the present IN lfaYor and few under
taken Private enterprises in vogue Outside Of the
city more land is offered for potsaes than be taken
for years III New-YOTk were depOpulated the offered
lands could be filed up. City lots bringing bet
tor prices, and builders are busy. The lands on
the = north side of Winisst, from Madison
ave-, 70 Passaicave., and from Wiisst. to
BrosdVay Including several fine estates about TO
bs offered FOR sale. They laid out in plots by
psnT under the direction of Col DeuOm. No lands
o be sold except TO persons intending to build an APP
provod class OF dwellings new feature hereabOuts Is
begun The lands instead Of being sold at auction are to
be oerod at minimum prices, and percentages required
As at auctions Wsst is to be graded ana Kept In fine
driving order The hOrserailroad enterprise from Pater
son TO tile Falls also opens fine tract Of country on
the Passaio River above the Falls Lands III that region
have advanced greatly value. Dealers real estate
getting ready for Fall business, and lively time Is
expected The lumber yards are full, and with money
growing plentiful both vendors and purchasers Will
Be benefited by the expected operations. house and
lot known No. Anna-st, Elizabeth was sold TO Jas
Gray for ilS 100. The lot is 80X233 feet
New-York tribune., 1868-07-23
MURDER BY sHERIFF's IN VIRGINIA.
4 vouno Mr. Edwards was shot and killed

A young Mr. EDWARDS was snOU anu klllcu Dy
two brothers named Bush in James City County about
days Tho circumstances OF the murder are as
follows Young Edwards about two years ago addressed
sister Of the Bushes After having gained her affections
he ruined her. Her brothers swore vengeance against
him. and left the county to his life After pro-
tracted absence 1t arranged that he should return
and repair tho injury he had done the family aud the
young lady by marrying her. He returned and some
time elapsed wtlont his showing any intention 10
fulfill his promise. He approached on the subject
replied that he did not intend 10 marry her and de
fed her family and friends About ten days ago no left
home in buggy To TO store in the nelghborh0Od
and while passing through piece OF woods nred
upon with dOublebareled shot gun loaded with buck
shot, BY the first his right arm was broken
ns left disabled, and he received shot which en-
tered lust below the nose passed below the base OF
the skull lodged in the back OF the neck The next
shot took in the body and he received the whole
load the lower part OF his breast and upper part OF his
abdomen IL was not instantaneously fatal His horse
ran on and after running several miles was stopped
Edwards had not fallen out Of the buggy and although
perfectly helpless, sensible He was taken home,
and lived several days The Bushes went to a mags-
trate told what they had done and surrendered TO the
hands OF the law They had examination, and were
baled in 5000 each for their appearance at the Circt
Court for trial The prisoners are deputy IN the
New-York tribune., 1868-07-23
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Wednesday, July p. 1853.
Tnero Is not much doing to-day in city real
estate either public in private, not because OF
scarcity of property TO throw upon the market but rather
m account OF the absence of dealers in the country OF a
tne seaside. A daily attendance at the EXchahge
NsesrOOm fOC nine months In the s enough ior even
che most persistent spfoulaor Ample profits have been
made during that time TO enable them to pass few
1eks I'm ,uiet at some rural retreat few dealers do
NOT eyeD avail them selves OF the lu that now prevails 10
become fortified 70 engage IN the business that Is se 10
ota and villas in the hope to still further increase their
Perhaps they may as well continue 10
ate themselves real estate II IS scarcely probable
e and the excitement trade however calculated
the locality its surroundings might be TO give tranquil
ty The leading auctOneers OF this city have either gone
away absent short tme or are putting their nous
"a I'M order TO Chief and subordinate iclerks
competent manage the business now doing which con-
ss may in attending TO espOndcnce and In seeing
that the Offices opened and closed daily at the pre-
sorlbed hours There is occasionally sale OF building
sites adjacent TO cities OF easy to NewYOrk but
these arc characterized by the success which
NOT be wondered at II for other than the
traornary heat of the past couple of weeks, during
which people preferred shelter TO exposure TO the suns
rays but perhaps other cause for such apparent apathy
of some auconeers decry each others property;
tmprossio the part OF buyers that prices will expert
enCA decline ana that lands be obtained IN the Fan
favorable terms than at presents and an appre
henOn that the supply is fully equal to any demand that
may be created and continued for time reasonably
mote and persistent disposition the part Of mem
bers OF id companies to bid behalf OF their corpora
tOns for hcir property and thus prevent its pur
chase un at figure which has been prcarranged by
the immediately interested in the profits OF the
aaQ
New-York tribune., 1868-07-23
WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE IN ILLINOIS.

In Peoria ILL.,, one morning last week, Mat
thew Andrcssner shot and severely wounded MS VIC
and afterward committed suicide About ii years ago
Matthew Andressner came TO this country hhu Nhs e
ploved as fisherman aud four years aIerwaru ~ ~aIeu
daughter OF Joseph Jaeger The couple ve9 toSeael .
i'm peace for some tme but the husband soon
brutality OF his disposition, and mace Tue le W
aimost unbea when the war broke ol nc ents.eu
i'm tbe sth Illinois Infantry and served IN thaJ teRmchl
drinC the war rensting when his three years service
had nired During the time OF his service ne sent p
Itte money 10 his wife, and his comrades say tna e
49, bv no means true TO his cOnuga VOWS Mhen tno
war was closed he returned 70 Peoria, ana statteu
saInon i'm south Adams-st. Ills wire HNeu WIN nlu'
hnt snrh was the brutal disposition OF the Jus
hand toward her. that she returned 10 her parents on
everal occaslons About three weeks ago AhutcSsneI
I'D HE saloon and after paying his debts found Out niue
non hc broke up housekeeping and his wife told nun tlat
his conduct had been such as would prevent ner from
living with him any longer Andressner went 10 ieru.
where he has parents residing, though ms wire ulu uo
know where he had gone On Tuesday last ne retuIneu
IN tbis city and remained around the town during the
morning showing TO number OF persons new reVolNei
which Inc said, he had bought for CERTAIN purpose Al
about noon he called at the house OF his 1aherlhIaW
SIR Jaeger and asked to his wife Mr.. Jaeger tOd
him he could not her. that she had nnaly resolved
not To live with him any longer, ana That an lnteINew
would be productive OF good. Andressner expressed
m sorrow at the turn affairs had taken ana lett In the
cveniug he called again and asked To SEQ lls wire
Mira Jaeger met linn and told him her daughte
was in he'd and did not wish 10 soe him, ana fr
naatod substantially what her husband had SAID An;
iTeaaer left quietly and said lac would call ia tho mO,
iaa Az about O'Clock Yesterday morning. A"crcS-"e'
New-York tribune., 1868-07-23
SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCB.
PORT or .TORE..........JULT a.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
S.smsbp-Aeppo Harrison, Liverpool; Fairbanks hhhief WI
n,,x,o, N g. Acusbnet Kelly New BedOni Minnesota Fr h
rn Rspida Oheesemaa Saysanah Abenarr Lawrence "ooi
E.r,. Feptob Philadelphia; Moutcrey RYDER ChaTlesIou
EhIn-Od Dominion Freeman, Hong Kong
R,t.-Fea Sehnt Hamburg; Robert Move DickersSn Den
III. P... c.,,.n po.,on
csren. Kdl, Cadt; Leeua Bl,hsp Doreh,e ~ d RE
al. D.non SsK Francisco; Veteran. SsoS Valencia
Glat CORVALLIS; Cora, Kelly salem E,'yn
Rsr,sy Stamford; Adems aock Bridgeport sanhaf Garry
Pcou Sarah Bernice Proctor Eiabelhporti ua1n mlsn
cnrop. Cby Tsmpico Lombard Tsmpeo; Ros Abny iisb9f
IspJ. Baco Chalmers ST. John " B. Charles pefns hs"eE
JseksouyiIe; j. PANE Rich. Philadelphia
ARRIVED. -.
s.m.hIn yirze Deaken Ju no. mdse sr1 pas JuN 10
m lat 2J lou exchanged signals With the Org L. 'i "AI'
Steamship Aron, Msur, A'puwa days treasure me and
Steamship Comande covs. Hamilton Bermuda days In ballast
stsssshp Columbia Havsaa July 49, mis, aud PAS
shin Robertson Liverpool a days mdse anu VI p,
srbr Ann Amelia Hudson. Norfolk
sehr q n. Van Name, Van Name Nirgni,
sehr willie Dill, KBglish. Wilmington, " o.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
vo,.,v.. Mo~RoK Jul, 22-Pasi for Baltimore bark
KppsdT from Liverpool Passed out barb Celeste CaE o Boston
HoLR july 2ArVsd schrs srA heA York tor caps
Ann, Flora SaNyef Ksudout Tor B0st1 fl's hB a ''
ST. EoTW. Kssaiu port shr Packet OaHhd, SAsh 'sa'
ST. r. Rvak Hsteoes k-'sAt s"s s'rs Pr's""