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.0MMEssE0NER's SALE
LA II ID.

AS %LA- @~
BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta County rendered at theNovemher term,
1867 in the case of James Buchanan as David
Sensehaugh, the undersigned having been APP
pointed a Commissioned for that purpose, will
offer at Public Auction, on the premises, on Sat
urday, February lst, 1868; the following tractof
land, containing
SIS a cI.es
near the village of New Port, and adjoining the
lands Of David TrQxell, Geo. Clemmer, Dr.. John
McChesney and others.
Improvements consist Of q comfortable dwell
ing, good barn and all other necessary buildings.
TERMs.-"Ehouglli in hand to defrav the costs
of suit, and expenses Of sale and the balance in
equal instalments at six Twelve, eighteen and
'wenty-four months, the purchaser .to, give bonds
with sufficient personal s~echrity and the title to
be retained as ultimate security"
aS0go John ] LAREW, N
Jan. 3, est. Commissioner
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THE following persons have lately taken ad-
vantage of the Bankrupt act: Herod Homan,
Jas. Miller, Jos. H. Nave and A. W. Picker, of
Rockingham and E.. A. Maryland and Joseph N.
Woodward, of Augusta county.
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WE are requested to state that@Bishop Doggitt
will preach the funeral sermon Of Mrs. Lucy
Clarke. late consort of Rev. John L. Clarke, of
Staunton. on Sunday the End day of February
next, in the Methodist Church in this place.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-01-24

THa advertisement headed Cuisines Men of
Staunton'' interests every one alike, the High
the Low. the Rich. the Poor. Then let every
one read and reflect upon it and act as the part
of wisdom dictates,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-01-24

By reference to the advertisements elsewhere
it will be seen that our young friend VIM. J.
Points has returned to Staunton and opened an
establishment for the general manufacture of tin,
copper and sheet iron ware He will also keep
on hand a general assortment of Stoves and many
useful articles in his line. For particulars see
his id vertjsemen IS in another column.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-01-24

Messrs Echols, Bell. Catlett & Co., have sold to
VIM. Kinney, the vacant lot attached TO the old
Hartman & Snapp Warehouse, facing SO feet on
the Railroad street, and running back TO the
creek and in rear of the warehouse, for $4,000
equivalent to cash.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-01-24

OUR young friend james Hanger, has one Of
his newly invented locks, very simple in con-
struction, and destined TO be generally used, on
exhibition at Messrs Woods Il Gilkeson's. Call
and examine our young townsman's invention.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-01-24

Mr. Murphy has sold his interest in the eShen-
ondoah Valley New Market. The paperi s now
owned and edited by Messrs Henkle & Calvert
We wish them the creates. success.
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Railroads.,
1907 EEo foT siae West. 1897
ICOi
LAT NATIONAL DOUEI.E

GREAT NATIONAL DoUHIE
TRACK RoUTEFoR
St. Lofts, No, Cleayeland. Chic,
Memphis, Tenn, St. Paul, Minntsata,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Detroit, Michigan,
indianapolis, Ind. ! Chicago H.. "
Louisville, kyy Kansas City, Ma,
Pittsburg, Pa, i Cairo. Illinois, sf
and all principal Cities West and South west, via
the B~ALTlNURE& ono RAILROAD and ia
Gounectin. Roads. Asro7lgemlnts haue Gcsn medt,
by which passengers going Vest can purchase
through tickets (of the Virginia Central for IN
Points at the ticket offices at Staunton Of
Waynesboro', by so doing they will save froia
s. 20 10, on each through ticket, 5estdfs sve;d-
ing all trouble and expense of checking baggage
and Omnibus transfers. as there is only ere cAcrfe
Of ears between Baltimore and Cincinnati or Is-
dianapolis, and bit tuo TO ST. Louis, Chicage,
Terra fiaute, &c, besides ELEGANT PALACE
SLEEPING CARS on NIL night Grains, this routs.
is therefore the most desirable, especially for
Families and Ladies travelling alone. fst
Passengers with Western through tickets pur-
Ethased at the above named offices have the Priv
ilege Of visiting Baltimore without extra Exrtnge
and then rcsuming theirjourEey West. -t7
This IS tbs omly. Route, Which can check Bag ;
gage from Washin gton City 10 all Western cities.
Three Doity Fast Express Trains from Wash
ington and Baltimore 10 al points Wcst, leaving
Washington City rs follows: Mail Line. 7.4s,
a.. NJ. Fast Line, 4,3c, p. Al. Express Lins,
s,45. P. NJ. E9GdlfH5
The above trains make. close connections at
Wheeling, Columbus and Parkershurg, with. all
Western Railroads, for all points S@ ="
Passengers leaving on Saturdays will go through
by this route, without laying over on SUNDAYS,
thus arriving at destination in adyahce Of any
other route. u
For tickets and further information Apply 70
C.S Arnall,, Agent. Va. Central Railroad, Stann-
ton, and to Joel Wallace, Agent, Ea.<Cenusl
Raiifoad at Waynesboro'. orto
louis ZIMMER.
GenlSouthern Agent, b. & O. r.. r., -
Greensboro, NC.
IL; NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent, B.. l. o.
R.-R.. Baltinore,Md. 1~e4sN - rvss
O. r. R.. Baltimore, Md. A =. .-tF
August 23-tf.
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.l0A REWARD!!

SlOO H' = a'
On Wednesday last, August 2sth, a yonew
man hired IL horse at my Stables to go to Ned.
Hope to a wedding and has not since returning
AS there was no wedding at New Hope on that
day and as l learn thu! he did not go in tia di-
%rection, ] am led to relieve chat it was a deliber-
ate attempt to steal my horse. The Young man
is seemingly about % = cars old. about 5 feet 8
inches in height, heavy set and had on a black
Goa: with ii linen dsster over it and n grey cap.
The description of the horse is as follows:
a Light Bag,
about Is hands high, star in The forehead, long,
slender tail, left hiud foot white. walks. trots and
lepes but does not pace and carries his head ont,
without bowling the neck, when ridden or driven.
A new pale leather Mcclellan Saddle very neat,
with a leather girth ard q paleleather bride with
n black martingale were OH the horse when hired
will give $50 for the arrest and conviction Of
the thief and $50 for the return Of the horse or
any in information that will lead 20 his recovery.
NED BURKE,
Sept. eff. Livery Stables, Staunton, Va.
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Eeytitisers.

nHODE'ssUPER PHOSPHATE.
X THELONG ESTABLISHED'
STANDARD MANURE.
Owingto the. remission
ofUnited States Excise Tax on Fertilizers We are
enabled, Notwithstanding increased cost of mate
rial. to sell Rhodes Manure at old prices.
1t is in perfect order fordrllilng ana inno other
shall it go into market: We suggest
Dealers and Farmers to order early.
BIN: RHODES b co. "a
Warehouses SO, 81 & IS South Street
- zsasre.sss 4-}AITIMURE, Md.
Having been appointed agents for the sale Q!
the above old,Standard Manure, and having ~
now in store. we can confidently recommend tito
our Farmers as being equal if not superior to any
of 1hefertilizers now offered for sale in this mar
ket. .m
ers in. the lower Valley who. have tried 1T, which
can be seen on application.
Agents Staunton, Va.
co,t 1d.1f 4r.. .f-- a----l +ef. -
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OJE friend Charley Parker is now offering
daily the finest beef he has ever butchered. Char
ley is an energetic, go-ahead fellow a nd will not
be out done. All who love good, tender steaks
should patronize him. He is now occupying the
old stand of WI AS! & Bro, on Main, street,
where he will take pleasure in waiting on his old
friends and the public generally. He will give
you entire satisfaction. therefore give him a call.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-01-24

CHANGE OF ScHsDULR.-On account of change
of schedule on the Orange. & Alexandria Rail
road, necessitated by r change of schedule on the
Virginia 4 Tennessee Railroad, the Eastern mail
Train on the Central Railroad now leaves this
points at 10 80 A. NJ. and connects with the OK
Alexandria Railroad at Charlottesville instead of
f1ordonsville as heretofore. The Richmond Mai!
Train still arrives here at lis usual time, $50
? e ~ Il. ~. -. -. ~
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WE publish elsewhere an Interesting letter
from our Baltimore correspondent, descriptive Of
the doings of that noble band Of Ladies, who
have taken in charge and are working for the
benefit of the Southern Widows and Orphans.
Our correspondents letter vii! lie rerrfed with
pleasure and our readers will be rleased TO hear
through him, often, of affairs in the Monumental
CITY. .f-
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Gen'1Southern Agent, B. & o. II. r.,
< OFFICE TIRclNI4 CsNrRAl RAILROAD Co., |

RICHMOND, 5Oefoher4, 1857.
Virginia Central Fs4fErecd.-On
" and after OCTOBER LIST the Mail Grain will
he run between Richmond and Siarnton daily, Il
except on Sunday. and on Sunday between Rich j.
mond and GordonsviNe. West Of Staiinton tho
Mail Train w~illleave for Coyineton on Mondays,
WEDNESDAYS and Fridays, and return aiteInass
days. l- rAe-yT,~l s...+ -5. .l. I'd,
Leave Hichmond:-.,.... ..........f:lE A. N.
Leave Stnunton for Co,iugtor ......3:4s P. NJ.
Leave Staunton for Richmond."".. SEC AN.
Freight Trains daily Except Sunday leave
at ?. NJ. and4A.M. r@yErf 81
THRQTGu1AGKETS sold to, al prominent :
pionts North and South, and to Lsnhhurg.
Lexington, llarrisonhurc. Lcuislurg, and other
prominent points in the West.
At Covington! JAMESI "A. tTnOTTFR &
BR0THERnS,STAGE LINE connects with the
Mail Train for White Sulphur. Leuishrrr. and
Kanawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore
to Charleston, twoand a half days.
AT Staunton and Goshen. .HARMAN & CO.'S
STAGE IaiNFS connect with Nail Train for
Lexington daily (exeert SUNDAYS and rassen-
gers go through from JnicLmond or Baltimore
same day. 40 .,aN b~h -
The Passenger. Car heretofore attached to
Freight Trains will be discontirued.
H.. d. WHITCOMR.
l. Genetal Sureri nj snsent
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entertainments. p.

l~~0~Nororo~~NS-<N~~~N+4 s~~N~~@~~-
ENor Cash and CASH Only pieces
IL of Black Broad Cloth for ladies' Cloaks. at
ST. per yard, worth S40 90 ,,,. r.
1000 yards French Merinos, at 81 90 worth 81 60
1000 ." q De LANES aLa 25o" IS
1890 o." All Wool Carpetine lilo :" e.
Inferior qualities from 50 to 100 7,
5000 yards best quality Calicoes, l6a n" 20
1000 Z" inferior quality from 10 to 15cts,
200 Ladies Gents and Misses Slawls at very
low figures:
36 Sets Ladies' Furs-with or without mufs. .
A large lot Of ladies. Misses and Children's
Wooden Hoods. Caps, Sontaes, Shawls and M
bias. 300 Hoepskirts from rs cents and up
wards, at
~ S. Il. HILB's.
Nov. .l-tf.
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THE OLE GUARD FOR FEERUARY.-The February
number of this admirable Magazine, which we
have just received, is one ofstlics best numbers
over published. The opening article, by the
editor, on "Thc Principles and Policy of De-
mocracy,' should be read by those time serving
Democratic editors who thought they were doing
their country service by an unfortunate alliance
with the Mongrel party. The next article, "Wiil
the South be Represented in the Democratic Con-
~vsntion 2" clearly fcreshadows the wishes of the
Northern Democracy on this point. dead
Under the Roses" > by Miss Marshall, "Astorre
MAnfredi, y translated from the Italian expressly
for THE OLD Guard, HThe Battles of Virginia.
being the last of the admirable sketches of John
Eeten Cook, which ran through the Magazine in
1867, Il poem, entitled "Cuffte in Congress-
Or. Van Evric's second article on "The Types of
Mankind, in which-the'hissory of the Mongo-
liam, or yellow type, ishandled in his usual able
manner, several miscellaneous poems, a letter
from a southern gentleman, and the Book and
Editors Tables, complete a number which
Rhould be read by every person who wishes to
aid in the circulation of truth, and at the same
time acquire a thorough and correct knowledge
of the current topics of the day. Single copies,
25c; 50 per year. Van Evrie, Horton g. Co.,
publishers, 1872 Nassau ST., New York. 20
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:QlI[,kl.[lk|:Jl1!.1(l11[Z|,1IS5|;

1t is automatically stated that one-ffth OF the IN
hahitants of this country and Europe die of Com
sumption. No disease has been more thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood; there IS no
disease upon which exists a greater diversity of
oninion and no disease which has more completely
bafled all medical skill and remedial ageneles.
Some OF the prominent symptoms are cough, tx
pectoration, Shortness of Breath, lrrltatlon anoot
the Lungs and Chest, dartlng Pains in the Sides
and Back, Emaeiation. and general negative cons
dition of the whole system. aae 4H3 re-
Persons Suffering with this dread disease, or any
of its concomitants, should lose no time in possess
ing themselves of the proper Remedy, in order that
they may stay its ravagcs, and be restored to
health. The
Rev. e. a. WILSON'S AZ
Prepared Prescription for the Cure of
Consumption, Asthma. Bron-
chitis, Coughs. Colds,
ALI THROAT AND LUNG AFFECTIONS,
by the use of which he was restored to health in a
few weeks, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection and that dread disease,
Consumption. has now. been in use over ten years
with the most marked success. 1t
4 This Remedy is prepared from the original Re-
cipe chem really pure. by the Rev, a.
Ills 1G5 South ID Street, Wiliiamsburgh,
Kings Co., New York.
A Pamphlet containing theoriginal Prescription
with fnll and explicit directions for preparation
and use, together with Il short history of his case
with symptoms, experience and cure, can be OBJ
tanned free of chargel of Ny. Wilson, as above, or
by calling on Or addressing.
Dr.. n. WAYT& BRO, Main ST., or PHI.
TROUT, & Co, Druggists, Stanton, Va. it4
as Nov. g, 'G7-3ms. -is- }ft t-& sNT
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Mr.. Eco NJ. Baker Of this place, is getting up
a map of our Mountain City, 10 be distributed
free throughout the Valley of Virginia and n por-
ton of Eastern Virginia. Admitted number of
cards will be inserted on this map. and, as a fine
medium of ad vertiseing, from its general aud FREQ
circulation, we advise our readers, who desire to
make their business known, to secure a card on
it. Do SO at once asst is contemplated to publish
this map at q very early day. Ats ~t2g-~'4sA
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-01-24

THO Tl1E1 EsEEfE44G.-Having transferred
to my son the sole management and con-
troll of that portiou of my business hitherto car
ried on by me III the town of Stanton and State
of Virginia, beg leave to inform the public that
hereafter tie store Will be conducted in the name
of S. MandIebaum. Tam grateful for the liberal
patronage which the people of Augusta have ex-
tended me ard hope that the same favor may be-
bestowed upon my son, who. will be supplied
with goods of my own manufacture. Having
done business i'll the Valley for the last twenty
FIVE years, I know what the people need. My
goods will be of the best and the cheapest ever
offered in any market. .. tg
Respectfully
G MANDLEBACM.
Baltimore, Jan. lst 1861.
Having associated my self in business with S.
Mandlebaum l viii be pleased to see my friends
and the public generally.
Jan. 3, 1861. Nv. NE" TON.
TIaGE d MASON.
GROCERS & PRODUCE MERCHANTS
Next door to old Central Bank,
Staunton, Va,
keen constants Oh hand q full assortment of i.
GROCERIES, FLOUR, &C.
Cash paid for Flour and Country Produce.
Nov lG-tf-- -
~ SACKS FINE MARSHALL SALT, just
received and for sale low for cash, by
Nov left HUGE d MASO..
YARDS "A BROWN COTTON and
ztNtO Osnaburgs, just received by
i Nov l6-tt aOGE & MASON.
|o-O PAIRS COARSE BoOTsANDsHoEs,
LCO for sale by
on BARRELS. SUGAR., lot BAGS JAVA
~ Laguayra, and Rio Coffee, 5 Barrels Nc
~lasses, justreceived by
Noy16-F hoGE q MAsoN.
90 TONS PURE GROUND PLASTER in
~ Store and for sale low for;cash By
- ~ys--,- HOGE& MASON. r.
April l2-tf-specc Copy
az KRIS M%ACKEREL, forsale BY.
"a NovlG-tf HOGE & MASON.
CHEEsE AND CRACKERS for sale by
Ia NOV. loth-tf it'9 HOGE 4 MASON.
- III -L g. ~
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GUNNER GDODG.
DON'T CUJnN ADJ T. q MI

GUNNER GD0Ess. d@fA
y BOTH FASHIONABLE CHEAP
We have just added TO orr recent spring pnr
chase a largestock Of Summer Goods selected
with great care, consisting ofall the recentstyles,
for Ladies' and Gentlemen's use, We claim to
have the most desirable fine goods to be. had in
the Eastern markets, In Ladies Goods, which we
make a speciality, we offer
Lawns, Bcreges, Grapes,
Prints. Lends; .sr. ssPoplinsY~assk
Ginghsms,, M~ozambiques, Poplinets,
Tissues, Organdies, Grenadines
and Silks of all grades and colors. Our Trim
innings are entirely new andri1rgreat variety. MOI
Stock of Gentlemen'ss wear complete, from a
French Cloth to Cotton Cashmere. ,@1
Small goods and Staples as cheap as they ought
to be and of the best quality.
, We never buzz trash goods and can give entire
satisfaction to those whoNish toget good Goods
AS we propose to make selling goods a rerma
nent Business. our success depends upon selling
the best class of Goods to the hest class of Gus
toners. Ia rE.f
WEBUy 70 GOODS AT AUCTION.
If YOU owe US aahill call and pay that we may
have. the money to buy again at cheap rates.
May l0-tf KAISER YOUNG.
E~E E4t FEAE
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

rosred ~ the regatta which will take
place on the Passsic River at Newark o Saturday.
HUDSON CIfY-iIngh MOrrsey, residing near
Reservoir bei1rr Rrer Adge Yesterday charged
With committing onous assault Oneer Tshn. Morey hle
bonds %
SAI1ERSVILLF N. 1.-THE BayOnne Grant Le-
rou Tanuer large body Of citizens aud ladies'
Saierye Wedgrs.Iy ught listen
o, John Of delivered eloquent spirited
address Mr. G. 5. Rowe ssp made few remarks
NEWARK, n 1.-THE Rev. j. X. Burr and Mr
John Grnne adiresse, the movement be-
fore the Newark Division of T. last evening The roons OF the D
vision wer crowded few dsys Mary A. Eagles had
her charge Of adultery and while he vas
Jail visited bis residence ni TOOK possession oi e tr
,re ereiu which sold for s. The furi.ae belonged
mother huband hence Mary arrested ist
erenne an for trial charge Of gud larceny The fur
utnfe valued at $40.
PATERSON.-Joseph Ellison in q drunken fit, on
"Wednesday nht Ni stabbed Jennie Elrn little girl about
~ esrs o four times dangerously
Ellison The Mayor has ssne proclamation authorizing
rrsoHs who Themselves By throwing
political pT0cesOHs
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
rur pIvIsIOy.sT. HOMICIDE.

AT thc MadisOn-st Police Station, yesterday,
Coroner Rollins held inquest over tho body OF Joseph
wilson aged a years. Late of No. 800 Madisonst, who
died a. il alleged from the effect Of injuries received on
sent e lee having been struck upon the head ad body
Win the butt end oi whip by Francis Mcdonald of No
800 Dlvisiou-sf ON the day named Mcdonald was re-
moVug some soda water bottles frOn wagon aud ono
of "a uriv o nos. threw stone ana struck the former
Suui.lu it to s wilson Mcdonald seized HIM. aud in
ficcd The lpurCs described. post norton exainnn-
ton hy Dr John Beach resulted IN showing that death
was the result uf The beating, ana verdict against Me-
Donald Was rendered ie she'd 10 bail by the coroner
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
TIE W0GK Or NATURALIz4noN

In the Court of Common Pleas yesterday, be-
fore Judge DAILY persons were made citizens OF the
United states There were nine reflections. The Judge
announced that he would st to-day and tomorrow, from
10 o'clock in the morning until midnight n necessary 10
accommodate the thousands who hope 90 he able 10 vote
at tie next election Tue following list OF the names
OF those who received certificates OF citizenship yes
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARMY

ARRIVED.
stesrhp sepro (Brl, Harrison liverpool rde and pass
Northern Light Seabnrg, Bremen. mdse and
Steamship Isaac Bell. Bourse. Richmond mGse aud pass
Steamship Namsutta Fish. New Bedford mdse aad pass.
Steamh Gaatea. Nse. Providence. mdse and pass
Steamship Thcts Tofrey Providence. mdse aaj PASS
Green nDan Washington d. c. mdse ana Dass
Snip Commander. Grozer, San Pmncsoo 10 days. mdae
BTk Adelaide Pndrsasi Logson Rio Jauero 80 days, coffee
lark Antelope, White ~ Thomas Is dirs, mise
Bark Pymolnt Ruhsss. Ro Janero coffee.
Bark Biza, Spngne, Cenfnegos p days sugar
Brig BOgota Ross. AsrilNHll Sept .. biies
Brig Mcfutire. Haskell. Lile Giace Bag diys coal
Brg Jabitso Duprrz Pernalabnco 20 lsys. sugar
Brig Morning Light. Marks, ArFoyo. " DAYS sugar
Brig Emily Gamer Adams Cow Bay. &. b, II dlys coal
Brig julius. MahoneT Para 80 days, rubber.
Schr. Fred smith. Smith. Malaga % lays. fruit
schr. Bob halbnrg. Heuhera, II dsy. oranges
Sch. Amazoa. Montgomery. Po-aGPlatte. mahogany
Christian TX Some. Rio IaueiTo AZ days coffee
Jul, f. wlle,s Georgetovn. j Hagfa Lit,e Egg H'bor
John walker, r EIxlhctApJfL Ann Nara, 40
B. Z. Sharp, Eizlbethpo'L Mary Wright Se"burgh
S.ron Eiiabethpoft Starlight Poughkeepsle.
Native FNy,b.'lport Maggie Swain Cold Spring.
Rachael Jane Elsabsthport J. v Bnghman, Albany.
J II. Youmans Eliaheshpor Haze, kordout
Arisjue. EilltethpofL Valiant. Biirabehpor.
Snrpri,s Boston Alice &. Moves, Providence.
H. ~ Benedict Providence Minerva Wedmore, Providence
H. n. Wilson. Mauus. Comeia. heH.Heyen
Ju Nenell H0cklaud Connect cu, SOningtOu.
Yarmouth. Yarmouth j. e. Fouester Paw1gcAeL
John Williams Hartford. Iieuty Gibbs, New Bedford.
Mary Taylor. Boston q kingsland, Georges BsusS
Ni.ttingale Prutilenee. Midnight Providence.
Lewis Cas-. Mystic. Panther Providence
W pr,tt Elg,rown Circle, POF. Jefferson.
Lsmsrtlne Boston Enoch Moore, Alexandria
Maitland. Jo..spot. Faunie Hazard Hartford
AureBpe Roekisnt Samuel L. Croker, Taunton.
A kliott Boston Gertrude, Portland, Conn.
Gsorte Conorer Bdiyapor, Daniel Russell Portland Coma
wm. h. Boggs, Bridgeport Lucy Blossom; NeSha'en
Irhauna Providence Hin Arthur PoItand -.
& D Clris Pastncket $. 5 Buckingham, Portland, CT
Lake. Kackla1d htnue-lia, NeN-liasel.
sarah Thomas. Providence NIn jones. Boston
B. H. JCnes, Port Jef-rson george iF"i9 bostoh
gnls Z. ne e Port Johnson.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
HOME, NEWS. w
TIE WEATHER

TTR WEATHER
a.. -. IL rtor rs- Wid Iropr Their Bar Wind
VI" a., a ~ ,1c 2a9rS Oc. as s2o 3lo2 N.W.byW.
w" - gtqt WINS Gfo aLOs ~. \. W.
5pqi W. .0I5 n. \. W.
eouty from 10 eohY
f,r 70 In cnuy rainy from to g; fg impeding the ferry
b Al n Afternoon. cloudy aud evecast RAINY at intervals 70
II es scenery Evening. cloudy TO o. overcast 10
a. me- rsnr fo 5G cloudy 10 H. Tomorrow, Friday, Oct y
Nil he tie co.de.t day thus fIr, Of the
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

stsanships-Sbera Liverpool; uuou Bremen Missouri HaI,nsi
G.g Barnes, Sayaunahi Abemlre, Norfolk ship Aeio's New"