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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-11-11
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Mr.. Fuller grows for us in his nursery and sends 20
each OF our full-paying Weekly and SemiN Weekly sub
scribers who request IL. such
New and Valuable Plants
as they may desire from the list below. The many
thousands of these whichwe ont last fall and spring
have given such gratifying satisfaction that We have
grown for THIS FALL AND NEXT SPRINGS DIS
IklBU lion avery much larger supply: which We shall
OF THE CHOICEST VARIETIES OF POTATOES.
Some OF them cost US last spring than fifty dol
= copies of theWeeky for year and - named varie
ties OF potatoes. including the newest and most
costly kinds. For $50 20 copies and 20 varieties. For
slN lOO copies and 100 varieties These potatoes VIII
be all labelled. carefully packed. and sent free by mail
express For the ladies have $1,000 Choice
Lilies and Gladoluses.
To every new subscriber, or those who will renew
their subscriptions for next year. J I0e, viz 81
for the Weekly or 50 for the SemiWeekly sun we viii
send any of the following gifts postage paid 70 any
part of the United States. In ordering the gifts il VIII
| be only necessary 10 mention the number
!. Two Ellisdale Raspby. IL Two Concord Craze VS..
2. Two Clark do. l6. Two Hart7d Prolific do.
3. Two Philadelphia do. IL. One Delaware do.
4. Two BTinckle's O'ge do Is. One Iona do.
5. Two Davison's Thorn 49, One Japan Lily, Long
less Black do. Powered CNhitel.
6. Two Seneca Black do. % One Japan Lily, Rubrum
Z. Two Mammoth CIR do. Nsed).
s. Two Monthly Black do q. One japan lily foseum
9. Two Summit yellow do. usose-coloredl.
10. One Sable Queen Black p. One Japan Lily, Album
berry. (Whitel.
| II. Two Early Wilson do. % One Lilium Candidum
u. Two Kittatinny do fragrant White.
-. Two Cherry Currants. 81. One Choice named Nar-
| II. Two White Grape do. ETY. of GladOlus.
No. - One package of Lilium Auratum seed, the
/ new gOld-llanded lily from japan.
No. 6 Breese's Prolihc-Best late potato.
No. p. CmaX.-Large. early excellent do
No. 2S Early Prnce--A new variety of great vaue-
No. %. Early Mohawk-Largc. productive. early do.
No. 50. Early Iose.-Insurpassed.
No. 81. King OF the Earlies-Tubers sold at $50 last
spring. Large. white. early as the Rose.
| SEND A DOLLAR AND TRY IT FOR A YEAR.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-11-11

MARX TWAIN averages 5000 per week
as lecturer.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-11-11

TENACITY oP LIFE-There are two
Paris Journals, the Int0n,drre and the Te,f,le
which are rivals: at least cannot bear to he out
done by the other. One day the Rupke told story
oil shark which was caught by sailors cut omen
and deprived of his heart, lungs liver and in fact
all his vitals. When they threw the carcass over,
board III at once swan away very rapidly lust AZ il
1t had not submitted to the little surgical operation
at the hands of the sailors.
The Ilatamdrye copied this and matched il as
follows: ~ 10
81 relate the experience of one John Slick which
occurred only last week.
Having caught an eel under the Pont Royal. he
skinned II on the spot drawing of the skin whole
and wrong side out, as we do with glove difficult
to take of.
Having skinned the eel he put the flesh into his
fish basket to make part of the pie which had for
dinner. Then, merely for sport he blew into the
back into the water. "
Immediately this inflated skin commenced
swimming vigorously, and in very short time was
out of sight. ToucuATour :,
r. S.-What makes the matter the more STRANGE
Is that the skin was wrong side out. T'S
a CHEAP WAY To GET BoOTs.-In the
Paris Ao'iDdri, Henry Maret explains new meth
Cd for getting boots without paying for them
You order pair of boots of two different shops
to be delivered at your hotel on the same day.
When the first pair arrives you try them ON and
complain of the left boot. That boot you send hack
for some trihing alteration.
In the second pair the Jeff boot fits well enough.
but you cannot possibly the right one So
you send that back.
Then you have pair of new boots BY the time
the other boots have been altered and sent hack
you have changed your boarding place.
N. II. DO not pay in advance.
The receipts of the Oregon State Fair
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-11-11
PINE TREE TAR cordial,

fINE lHEE IAN UUfUIiU,
As the summer fog disappears before the evening
powerful. From the very first the deblltaed victim %
noXous drugs realizes that he has found friend.
glow OF warmth begins to pass through his chilled
circulation. The pulse becomes natural and regular,
and buoyancy OF spirits-the consequence OF
oil returning hcalth-comes upon the patient
The fell disease Consumption, while the lungs retain
any thing of strength upon which to build Is dispelled
which n isands fsratefu patients have felt it duty
as well So pleasure, TO testify.
How many, who have died and left their children
pfans, might have been living In blooming health had
they but awaited themselves OF DIR. WISHARTS simple
remedies, instead of the noxious poisons to which
Their Constitutions have Yielded.
Tar from the pine tree forest, as prepared by Dr.
WISHART, is panacea.
1.-THE PRODUCT OF THE TREE FOR THE HEALING o
NATIONS
The hardy backwoodsmen, breathing the aroma of tn
spreading branches exempt from that fell disease
Consumption as the natives OF Southern France or Italy
prepared by DIR. WISHART the Cordial acts at once
The bottle exhibits To the grateful forettes OF
returning health. You are racked by more cough,
nor bathed with facilitating night sweats.
Thousands of people will tell that in the entire
OF natures curatives, there is combination
happy, so effcacious, and SO harmless as WISHARTS
Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Chemists agree in saying that THE PROCESS OF
DISTILLATION by which this Cordial is yielded. is
philosophical as to be unsusceptbe OF further improve
ment The generic taste OF the tar is neutraiZed, and
the idea of medicine becomes lost in the quality OF
paatabe luxury
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Il. S.-What makes the matter the more stranc
is that the skin was wrong side out r."

The receipts of the Oregon State Fair
were over $4,000.
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CAN KNITTING MACHINE. the only practical Family
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MACHINE CO. Boston, Mas. or ST Louis. Mo.
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l.. q. G. WISHART, M. d.,
No. 232 N. Second St, Philadelphia.

HOLIDAY JOURNAL FOR 1S7O.-Contaning
il i a Fairy Story Christmas Plays, Puzzles and
Wonders. Is large pages Illustrated. Sent FREE on
receipt of , cent stamp for postage. ADAMS IL CO.,
25 Bromfeld Street, Boston, Mass.
e Al How made IL In six months Secret and
%lAfV sample mailed free. A j. FULLAM. N. Y.
L0r Ladies Private Circular of 8 most use
II full and indispensable articles ever Invented, address
MADAM DUNAL, p %. Box 243S, N. 4. City.
THE MAGIC COMB will change any colored hair or
beard to a permanent Black or Brown. One Comb sent
by mail for 81. For sale by merchants and druggists
generally Address MAGIC COMB Co., Springfield. Mass.
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CINCINNATI. OHIO

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thrilling entertaining instructive and startling
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&c. Address
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We viii send A handsome prospectus of our NEW IL
iTSTR ATED FAMILY BIBLE To any book
agent free of charge. Address NATIONAL PUB
IISIIING To, Chicago, III, or St Louis, Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22
AGENTS WANTED FoR
NIGHT SCENES
IN THE BIBLE.
By Rev. DANL MARCH. D. D

For full, free. Sowing. clear, sparkling. pur.
and graceful stvis; for poetic ssniss, for beauty
of thought, and ri,h, glowing Imagination, for
nies Analysts Of ehsrastsv. graphic dslias.tions
ssd ripe sshelssshipi sos iiss-iiks pastures,
glowing words sad happy Illustration, this work
has no equal. Such eomnsndatiaas ss tho above
have been rsosivsd from Bisop Simpson, Rev.
Albert Ba.ass, Nssh Porter, D. D., Ii. D., VI.
A. stsarns, D. D., George Dana Boasduaa, D. D.,
I. v. Wiley, d. D., san'i ". Fishef, D. D., IL.
D., ssd leading Clergyman and Tie Prsss Of all
Dsnenisstisss. Send for Circulars seataisius
tAs same Asssss ars svsuwhsrs meeting VIII
unparalleled success. Il Il . most bssusifally
illsss!se:a ssA sisssstly bssad beck. aaa plsasss
svssy6edy. "1 ~. y 800 : i'T', ., -
Csnslssisss 800 :. $40 . w.stl.
aasssdias u ability asd sasesy, Adl~ss
xRIaLsR. MsCURDY 4 CO.,
Philadelphia, p. Ciseipnath o., Chiea-
". -, HI. " o. Lsuh, Ms.
De- II ~ nSl ans ,.n~ .,".
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22
Final settlement.

N0Tlo1 70 hereby givsa 70 oil psssons later.
~ sstea M 0egn9sssigasd Ixseutors Of ths
ssteee q Aedhse 1:ley. asseaesd, viii make
eststs q the nsxt Msy tern Of ths Lineoln eorr.
y oessts 70 b. bssun ssd hsid IL Trey o. Nea.
day' ~ 10Th aaZ q 1:y; Isss;
ssIS = IA. :. RH6x, 1xssstsss'
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22
AGRICULTURE.

We will sndeavor to give choice selcctions Of
Agricultural reading from the many standard
Journals devoted to tho interests Of the Farm
that are regular visitors to our table, among
which sr: Tho Western Rural, Colman's Rural
World, The Iowa Homestead, Hearth and Home,
10. While this department will not eo.tain the
information Of journal solely agricultural, yet
II will contain many useful hints in the manage
msnt Of the Parm and Farm Stock. Cores.
pondsnes ID solicited from our Farmer friends.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22
Guardians Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to Oh psrsons iAtsrs
estsd, that the undsrsisnsd will makss eeal
settlement Of biz Euardisnship Of Albro, Csrde-
W, 1N:n, ta.ra, Charles and JeaD D. shss%a heisA
tern Of The Liaeoin eoussy Occrs, 70 N'esscS
snd held 10 Troy On Monday, the ION ,dsJ,, Of
May, 1859. RUPUE ". OIbs0N. sNhC
mcAlrlep = ~ & 0ssaljss..i
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22
Final Settlclllenf.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to al persons inter.
OF tho estate Of William N. Allen, dseessed, viii
make final settlement OF his adwinibtratioH ID
said estate, at the next May term Of The Lissoln
County Court, to b. begun and h1id II 1fuy on
Monday, the 10th day Of Nay, 1859. nj. .,.''.'.. -.
mchll los. d. ALLEN adm.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22
ciAAl Settlement.

NoI!cE Z hereby givss 70 aii pspsls, later.
the so'pastnesAip estate 81 Iimnssnen Z Hsns
ii:on. viii make . Gnal settlement 81 III s6nISH1
isst,sion !. 81 said estate, attls Asxs hiyNs0 Sk
We Y Lincoln Cou.ty Court, y b begin ss1 hsid
y 1Troy on Monday. the ieth da$ q My, 1855.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22
Final Settlement

NOTICE IL hereby given to all psr,ons iutss.
~ ssted that the uudessiRued, sdministtstSS ii
the estste3of william Wagons, deed, viz 1stS
hnsl settlement Of his sdministration Of said
estate at the next May term Of the lAseotn CbUpty
Coart. to bsbssun and held In Troy o. Nssdsys
the 10th day Of Nay, 1869. ~ l'''''
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22
POLITICALLY

The HsRALD will DO IN Independent Democrat
tho organ Of no faction. JUSTICE, ITS AIN
THE CONSTITUTION, ITS GUIDEi Il
will battle, with all the ability Il ssa command,
against the vile, unparalleled and Outrageous
crimes OF Radicali'u, and its afro sious proscrip-
tions In oar own oppressed State and for White
Supremacy EVERYWHERE is tbs manage
msnt Of the 9ovsnuent.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22

NOTICE is hereby given to oil psrsonstaeil.
q tho eo-patssss.hip sssIss a Ss.sGssles,
Harvey / Reid, viii nske AF1l settlement n
bis administratton q said htaES Z iSS n22t NJ
term Of The Nneola Consst Cent, = b .hsEsn
,sd held In Troy On MHndaI: q. loth az es
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22
Adninistr ~ WE" "

m, yi,ss. = !. .ssar & i; 1is..E asssS;ti;, ass;ti;
1i c:'s :. E: s.S; sS..: !. s.: Z: = xs:s.. s
On TH1 ls'z DAY % NAY, pss,
ssri.s u: sss.is. q !ae cssssS 6slss u va
raj estate bslsagiag . a. ssfsts "a E.%.
hton, dssesssd. Se-wit,. TAs HostK ~ SGthe
eosth, ,esst assstsr Of ssstiea 3S, tsWsSAiS IS.
!esee sast: xssns-six Dseits ejSilS -
~ sbisIs e, S''' ''s''''' eSs ~ ,tc,s ..s,I
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22
Final settlement.

~ e.sed that the uudsssEned Cd edninistsatGs ~
ths estate Of :. u Glare, dssssscd, viii maize
. dnal settlement Of his sduinislrsiisn ~ 'saI6
satate a the next Nay tsrn Of. he Lineein
Sounty Court, to bo begun and hefd II TroS On
Mondsy, hel day of Nay, 1a6o.i ot ...S TO-,
feb Is mp p. Il. GLARE. sdn,r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22
Final Settlement.

CREDlT0RS and all others mtlssstsd 10 ihs
late Of Lincoln eo1aty, are hereby soti6ed thst
ae the next Msy term Of the Lincoln c. 'CouH,
to bs esg1n and held In Troy o. Hsudaa tAs NJ
day Of May, 1853, shall make. anal ssttlsmsnS
Of said estate. JAMES REID. S. MIt'
J.t 90 0xseVtop Of 0ea W. zi>htansA
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22
Final Settlepme10.

NOTICE 1: hereby given to aii psssoas aktsr.
a. essse sees tns sadersls0sd, eaaisbtsusss Of
ansi settlsnsat Of bic s3aisisica aticH n I'D
sstats q The next May tern q 10 IlRSois
s%sesy %y Cs.re, 70 bs begun and held IN Troy, %
Monasy' the 10th day q Nay lese. :. :.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22

Goods esnnot - bosgHt .,..
q III ID - p 70 |"
anywhere than atny store.
Call sad 80. friendly talk will % yea 10
harm. 3. NAYES.
January !, lsse. ~ --~,vt
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22

izlzI - \ .1llllzsI.ss
trssa TAs Western Rsnil
Raw JehoAy-A Trus Stsry.
mss. {. ]. 1. 40. y
Osss tAisk 1shssy's sssyy hes eve,
~ Javss y ~ tsbIis. n hsppsss.
aesy yssss -, ~ psshsps nssy Wit
vss s(sqsaisssl viaA ~ sssss ~il
ssssSsty sssseslss, tAsa nov, II The,
sAasss y - slis,, ~ sans VA Johss,
tvlas ~, t'ssvtt heard. He nus
Asvt Ssss bsavs ~, ssr hs lsh b.,
Asss, h lss.sg 0senaay, q ths early
sosse dxasss.N he III 'Ais hsAsr asd
nstAR - vsis sstfl As ssuld sssd tAsu
nsssy - ssns y Tin u ftss ed boas.
ufsl Aaasiss. He M . happy fellow,
~ - vss receiving shs sum Of s.sM dol.
IN pss meath, aud board, aud when he
~ lsassed . little more about bic busi-
sanAs sssld Aavs ssill higher wages |;
~ uest II With b sould ssvs, 10 send
y ~ AtAse asd uosAsr. His expenses
sAssla b very fsv iadssd, ill they should
eo0o. s,s, !.
% - wat shsssfslly about bic work,
ssasa salivssiog Il With . song. and never
~ gayss than "a the morning when the
sAsssAsss we're eons 70 thrash his mas.
eseis gsais. That was 90 svsatfal day 70
Aia; - sAovsd Il 10 hn svsey word and
~ bss hov svsatfsl II was 70 Be-, be did
~ ksov. He knew we'll enough tbss
- SAould ~ what hs bad never seen BE-.
sbrs, fse The Gail wisldsd By . strong
-, vas he nsshins used in the humble
llss,isi vAsss - vas bors. 70 shsll out
- crops Of graia. Here was something
vssssrfAl sed hs had soon learned from
~ hands, vhs admired his cheerful alac.
city 10 running 70 and fro on srrands.
mech Of ths wonderful machine, with its
many su,isus wheels, and rolling bands.
How strange Il looked - - that Won.
pssfal pile Of wheels with four great
beams rssnias ont from them. and At the
~ sfsssh . strong span Of horses, which
Kept going rousd and roand, urged on BY
~ driver, Who stood in the middle aud
juss shove ths pile Of wheels. and yet
.svsr got hi feet entassled, he couldn't
jsss ~ wAy.
PsrAsps il might b - great mystery
y May dty bsra asd Bred Who may read
he slsssh, . Il was With hin, how that
~ snan rod over which the horses
.ssPpsd sssA possibly tssp ths machine
Isisg, making sush noise and doing
~ sxsssioa. How the threshess
york, ssd hev they stuff down the bun.
De- Of srsia out Of sight, feeding il al
asy - II II were some hungry animal.
fhss d sll Johsny knew Of how it worked,
Dsvs thas b ~ The grain pouring out
% ons side oil free from chat and straw,
H. A. - L..
.ee we. ne 'oo-ss % 'ee ~a.' mao %.
- =, 'asa' .. y. s.ea' e'0ae e'
'sA. el'v ITO" 'n' 1.1,ne'' par .. :ne
.ee..se' esa ne s'sA. "H' . i've 'a''s
!. .~".e .P s:e Up 10. . o''A'.e' ,ua
'sc. A... oo.a 70 %. s'ouou' no
sI"sooU. U..nEo,
- ''ns,s1 -n'v. on''nns ~ :"o1s.'
=. . 80. ~. .'.y %. s.''''eo 20 90
vo..' ...,. ~, y. % ..'. 'oc'" % %.
p y W. w nn l.'o''. na'o'os' 'eo
:. ~ '.0s,H ""P''s e'"''
NY voH!d % able TO thresh nearly -
sseh - ssesy seuld Do working With the
ss'h'ns' bat te would not - v'nnoved
- sa1aly or nicely. The grain va' stand
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22

Advertise yssr lusissss h ihs Lin
esla Cessty HsraN. Terms vesy
~ lDoDoono, .2f -'
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22

Ian fully convinced By long experiences, that
II is best both for myself and my eustsmsrs,. 10
sell for sssh or produce exclusively; and while
am under many obligations to my friends for mast
hvors, aud ssk liberal share Of their patron.
sgs, hope NONE will ask for CREDIT, %
an dstsrmissd 10 stick to the CASH SYSTEM.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22

We intend to make The HssAtD Family paps,
-ons that will interest the old heads. asd not ~
without its attrsstions for the little Ones Il will
senAin choice miscellaneous and postlssl reading z,
and the "chiidssa's Cerssr" ~ expect 70 make ~
inssparsbls feature Of The paper. 30, asithsr
the Nsws Seeker, The Casual Reader, The Farmer
or The Little 0ass, will fail to aad something to
interest them. ..aI....... ...-..
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22
GENERAL NEWS.

The HsRALp win sontain svsry vssk CON-
pi'ation Of the General News Of the County
from tho best ssehsnsss Of 3d. Lsuis, New York
and other preuissnt cities. Latest quotasion Of
those articles In The ST. Louis market which
mostly interest eur Farmers.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22

Noftc1 = hes,Ay .slvsa = q Ss.
:.:.'::::. ~: y; = Il Z: :::ss.s::3 -!
sens .ses u David Wilson, dcssoss1, a0C1e 49,
~ - = - 1nseln cssaty csust, 70 8
~ y - - ~ ~ q Frey a. Ass&sss.i ~ ~
sPssisS \ ANDRsw rIAouR o,sras.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-22
EVERY FAMILY

In the county sheuld hsvs ~ HssArp. II psb.
'ishss oil The Local and County Nsws. Legal
Advertisements, Dslisquoat Land List, Notices
Of Stray, and many other nattsrs Of intsrsst y
The sitissns Of Lincoln County.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-27
KINGS COUNTY suaRoeArt,s COURT.

Wills Admitted and Charitable BeQuests.
The wills Of the following named persons were
proved in the Surrogate's Court during the past
week:-Elizabeth Stillwel, Of New Utrecht; John
Lang. Sarah Z. Austin, Arend Hinck, Alice Griffin,
Cornelius sheehan and Joseph E. Underhill, all OF
Brooklyn.
CHARITABLE BEQUEsTs
The following charitable requests appear in the
viii OF Cornelius H. Sheehan:-To Archbishop Nc.
Closkey OF New York. 600 towards the erection
OF the new Cathedral to the New York Roman Cain.
Ollie Orphan Asylum 1900; to- the Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum, Brooklyn, 200, to the Roman
Catholic Library Association OF Brooklyn, all his
books with the exception OF such as are Intended
for the education OF young persons, which are be-
queathed TO Rev. Edward Freel.
Letters OF administration were granted In the es-
tates Of James ID. BOutOn, OF Goshen, Ltchfeld
county, Conn.,; Elizabeth Oliver, Ellen McQuade,
Robert +. Manley, Mary Ann Frewick John Kovey,
Conrad Killing, Charles Z. Richer, Alfred 5. Cramp
ton and John Cay, all OF the city of Brooklyn.
Letters OF guardianship OF Margaret Thomas, Mary
and James Reynolds were granted to Margaret Rey
nolds their mother; of Christie and Sophia Monts to
John FazZ, all Of Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-27
SHIPPIN NEW S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JuyE 90, 1869.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Brooklyn Br, Brooke Interpolation
slesp.hig Pennsylvania OBr), Hall, Lverpool-SatiOna
steamship Castillo tBr, Thomas st John NB-wnians
Guion.
steamship G Whiting Greenwood Galveston via Key ives,
steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New Orleans Frederic
Steamship cortes, Nelson, New orleaus-H Cromwell
steamship Nerceda startey, FernandinaF Florida Rail.
steamship Huntsville Crow.ll sav,nnah-R Lovs.n
steamship San Jaciuto, Atkins saysnnah-w X CARR.
Steamship Manhattan Woodruff, Charles,on-H r Morgan
s,ssmsS foni,a. fr..mss wims. Nc Lorsd.
Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, Wilmington, NC~james
stesmsbip Ellen Terry, Chaplin, Newbern, Sc-nurrsy,
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne, No1oIx, City Point and
Riehmond-Dd Dominion steamship Co
steamship knight, Denly, Georgetown, DC-Phnlps&
Steamship Glaucus walden Bo,ton-w Clva.
steamship Blackstone, Lovsland, Boston-LousJ Belon
steamship Acushne, Kelly, New Acknowledgment a
BARK Queens Own tBr, Wood, London Morgan.
barn Peggy tBrl, Rowe, Cork for orders--GF Bul.y.
Bark Btignet tlal Lsvarelo, Cork-Wendt Tetens A
BARK Jessie Aiming Br), Ewe, Queenstown for ordersG
Bar, Bar, ksisR., sye MTpeqss Dsn,s Punch Eay. Co.
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