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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-09-04
LEGAL, PROBAII MArTIRs, &C,

FpIIs W iUc 3HNh tyIIFI9I0 Hq flN'V wv I
lfl IfE istIi,e0f Ohio Ashtabuia o5nn,yS 81. |
I6Na a. Dayis PiaI6tif Court ~ common Plea,
Miner bs%s bfsHlas DSo9Sba HsPfpBl.isS pySEed leH mol
iMinef y Datih whc resides IN thd state of New Yof
e notified that lOvisa a. Davis did on the 2Sfh day
JeH A. y. 1899. flc her petition In the Office 81 ~
cluk u the Court of Common Peas within aud for y
County OF Ashtabnia and State of Ohio, chargng fb
taid Minef y. Davie with Adultery, with one Chtn
Need aud also with Vilfu absence aud gross neflet
81 duty fot more than three yenfs last past md ask
that the may he divorced from the said Minef ~ Dav
which petition win stand for henring at the next teri
4 OfiA Aiiid Court 20 IONfSA A. DAVIS, 't'tN !
4 fl.g5..f lin Yi,t by J. II, COoK. her Attorney.
Dated this ssth day Of July, A. D. 1859. Gtt022
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-09-04
FOR SALE.

"A GOOD two and half story house,
situated on Main street. Ashtabnla, o. The building is
suitable for a shop iamy residence. good ceer,
and also good ciscm that will contain about hun
drcd aud thirty barrels OF water Foy terms Inquire Of
.0SEf W. NUTTALL.
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LEATnEn ANp BINDINGS.


LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
w w. SMITH, MANUFACTURER
w and Dealer IN Leather ana Flndlmp
street. (opnoste Phwnix Foundry Ashiahnia, OhioMf
CASH PAID FOR HIDES, PELTs AND CAIFsKiNs
just received, and for sale as good an assorted
LEATHER AND FINDINGS f'"
as can be fonna In any Weston Market and which will
be sold on the most reasonable terms hope 10 mako n
nm object for Boot and Shoe and Harness Manunrlurcrs
IN inc vicinity, 10 myur with their patronage feeling
satisfied that can sell thcm everything needed in theft
business as cheap be found IN Cleveland or even
the Eastern Markets thereby saving freight and travelling
expenses, and loss OF time 'e
All are cordially invited TO call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere Confident that can make
It for your interest TO buy In this market sha take
pleasure IN seeing my old friends and the fu u1Ic and
showing them my stock Below, give artlai list Of
spaniah and sapgher sole rppe and oas Leather,
hcmlock calf and kip; collar leather aud horse hides
mems and wOmens morocco band and lacing leather
Innings, bindings, topping and russets. u - $50
FINDINGS. t'
Lasts pegs thread, webb, Packarde Ink iron and zinL
nas round head tacks bristea, avis hammers pncers,
and stones rasps, knives floats size sticks and straps
boot trees shoe laccs punches lasting irons eyeets
et sets sttch-wheels sitch-markefs heel sayes edge
planes strip avis, welt knives cashc heel bali Stitch.
ing cord lasting acks heel aud toe plates boot backnR
boot brushes, harness oils, and an kinds of finishing
Ashtabula Dec. 1865 f ~ 1- Sal
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1CE.---We are prepared to deliver Ice three
times week ~ 20 per hundred pounds or so cts.
M lee House. Willmake contracts any time be
fpre thr drrt of Jniy. A. A. STRONG 4 90.
Ashebula Depot, May %, 1873. ioB
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Hdl.ness York.
IS .,.. agents TAINTED, s -asi
TO SELL THE Hrts.uiH
-r.poniu ant Woyoap of 4bowA nal

Eminent Women Of the~Age,
wv R1TTEN. BY ..MESSI}S. PARTON,
GREELEY, H1GGINsoN, HoPPIN, ABBoTT. WIN.
TER, TILToN, Nfts.. Il. G. STANTON, FANNY
FERN, GlSACB GREENWOOD, Etc 'i' '''o
IAN elegant octave volume of $50 pages. illustrated
with - 4, 90 ... .
FOURTEEN SUPERIOR Steel ENGRAvINGs,
This comprises AZ carenllY prepared sketches,
written expressly for this hook among whom are MAR
GARET FULLER, LYDIA MARIA Child JENNY LIND.
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE, THB CARY 1HIsTEisas GAu
HAMILTON, ELIzABETH BARRETT BROwNING, ANNA II.
DICKINSON, RIsToBI RosAs B0HHEUR Mrs II B.
STOWE, CAMILLA URso, and HAPRIET G. HosNER. X. +
Gays; 8 e.. ui Wa- 'ft s.tl % .iof ~ ~
so thoroughly haye they done their work that their
volume. inpaper, type binding engravings above all
in the excellence Of s subicet matter. goes far 70
move the reproach so often urged against subscription
books-Only made to sell - : THrsTria i''i Dlt a
Agents are meeting with unparalleled suecesf in sell
One agent In Now York sold les in one week. I7Is
One agent i'm New Hampshire sold - in five hours.
One agent In Massachusetts, sold IN 17calls. ~" .
For aescrlliye circnlars and sample engraving, o.
soscssapasu SIN. BELTS IS C0sGi /
aSa .a .i,i ybl %. a5..3In Hartford, Conn.,
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NO AL. WHO ARE- AROIT. TO

EIQ ALL, WHO ARE, ABOUT, TO,
- BUuD, Plastic Slate IL what You want Fire,
Pfoqf IN the nilicst Fruet cannot crack it,
wthW snpshue or water can penetrate or diesolve
ttffd ne moment " is appnedt Can be put on amy
lorp.R9m nsis y opeEpeedlsulerouo ls --.-- sni ..
IsnOne half cheaper than ShcetlSlatei
eobn hardens as TO buar unInured. tho weight Of
manjuppng upon it.. VIII sppercede tin roofing -that
Il 20 ekpensivt and soon usted throuth Iron Roof
lngrtthat isso oosty. and oop racks by ts undue
weight the structure it covers. Guta-pcrcha-whlch
ahays leaks rarand Grateitltto; Shinge Roohsg-i
yearly growing more costly and IL but tnder TO every
stray srafk which at best Tihe WIN soon destroy.
WIN Z T.. POTTER, INVENTOR,
ffEkR tlsAlsI solon Robinson, President of "Tbe
Farmers Club New York, Agricultural Blitor of the
New aork Iftogne, aays emong other good things he
ssys % w htsddiseoye1isR great boon TO American
lupcdtalcd as sfhns for cIstcfSs, as plaster rOl
smoke-hslFes and oyenssnd noiiaati Il aItrrU &
aIaalJ hSuperiott6 all Paints. 20 ,a.
for the prcscreatii Or Wood fror Are orvo,er Fovo
gutcrng water tanks Euce posts to which II has been
applied viii last Indefinitely Long known and trind h,
the inventor Although but recently patented sFss -
All ordcrp inquiries In regard 10 PLASTIC 81 ATE
| or Ashabua County. should be beaddrcssedto y, - =
| BRYANT & D1LLEY, Geneva, Ohio
April a. 1sfB -s..4 iin. ~ Va p1n sN.l ,
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ID TRUNKsl TRUNKSi
il c. FORD, has just received a very
handsome assortment Of large and medium sized Traye
irg T;nE ofeegant nlsk. which win be cold a.
reasclitl prices. Calland see thcnl. sf eoo
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tried Il, know that 1t cured them; those who have
not, know that 1t cures their neghbors and friends,
and all know that what Il does once M y does always
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands OF certificates of eirremarkable cures OF the
following complaints, but such cures are known IN
every nelghborhood, and we need not puDnsh meIn.
Adapted to all ages and conditions In al cilm9tes;
S Sey may be stsS taken with safety by anysoy Theif
sugar coating preserves them ever nesn ana makes
them pleasant TO take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can ariss nom their use any quantity;
They operate by their powerful influence on ne
INTO bsalshy acton the obstactoas Of the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF tho
body, restoring their irregular action to health and
nients as are tho first origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given in. the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which hese
For DysPePsia or Hndigessaen, LissIess-
should be taken moderately 20 stimulate TIE stonl.
ach and restore It's healthy tone and actlo1. =
toms, isiiss.s sssssssssss, SICK iass.issas,
Coiio and 8iIieas Fsvsrs. they should bs .jn::
action OF remove the distractions which cause Il.
For Dysensery or Dssrrhoss, but one mia
For isheaasasisns, Gout, Gravel, Raipi.
satien Of she Heart, Pain In the siaes
taken as required to change the diseased action OF
disappear
should be taken In large and frequent doses TO pro-
duce the effect Of a drastic purge
For s9ppressicn a largo dose should be taken
as Il produces tho desired effect by sympathy.
As q Dinner PHI, tako one or two Pitts 70 pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach. e
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels Into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invgorates tho system. Hence il Ia olten adj
yantageous where no serious defangemeht exists.
One who feels toerably well, often finds that dose
OF these ltfs makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the diges.
tive apparatus. 10
DIR. y. O. AVER q co., Practical ohsn.isss,
LOWELL. MASS, U. s. A.
HENDRY \ KING Agents. Ashtabua. o. 1yi0i5
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of Laxative
Madioina .. .-,.... D.. -. ~

Perhaps no one medi-
cine is SO universally re-
quired by everybody as
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO universal
ly adopted into use, In
every country and among
all classes, as this mid
but efficient purgative
PHI. The obvious rea-
son is, that it Is amore re-
liable and far more effec-
tual remedy than any
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-09-04
TooTIIE MUSICALLY INCLINED In
.m's. y .AssI1lsrtiA AssI1lsrtiAlBsUItA AlBsUc ItAA COUNTY, j
=. q EQ5R,G, e. Ell III Al +
iw NJ o2NO.. az, Pubic Sc nars, be ia'
'CJHHnS pDh 1rlahtNftH.
...., CLEVELAND, OHIO, son

|iDEGSideare TO say tohis,old acquaint-
e5s P&Iiresi & R9fSg Ssses r Piayo
&C. the reward Of quarter Of GsndFy Sf patent HEa M
f%sgS % e & SahsTSSsf tho S
ability by having consiany jnstore assortment
at once acknowledged the largest held by any dealer
the Union to do tho beat that can be done in the trade
We would suggest Ia TIE wise anCcoaicrate to write
us, or OTeipurghasing, them a
mount worth looking ater, and furnish them good in
strument with valid guarantee.
Many seem to be unfortunate in suffering imposions
10 be pTacticed Onthem iy wordy and frequently
eye to their tpnfson o rc siabdinS bnf E Sf of at
their doers afass Of CE4P Instruments most easily
procured, and on which the greatest prese profits
be reaiized.'q iS3nlful 10 1H e. f'iF3f 1'br
Having frequent repeated and unqualified assurances
from our former patrons ofthe gentneness Of the in
struments purchased of us In former years. most
cared for in the future by offering the best the market
Affords with valid guaral tee of the same, and at the
most reasonable prices whether for CASH, In time
payments. Whether bought from us or authorized
agents. ~ t,.fissl., breut-t ....f r,. ty.sl
MONTHLY PAYMENT SYSTEM.
Having instituted system Of monthly or quarterly
nstamens for the bt:et Of the honest industrious la
boring easses of occupation. many can hayea Piano
or Mclodeon at once and enjoy it, pleasures and avan
tagcs at kome.ih s"iA'e-f iIt ~. .if' .e+'
/ h.f1..,s let.f .,s.plv.it .sfa Iul
Please write us for full particulars
N.aB.--Persohs rasidng however distant cast. west
or south from osyeand VIII please understand that we
b, GREAT WESTERN ROOMS, '
yn iah zHorr sgN iEdWa.'. th.> .alH
In Cleveland, all the desirable makes Of 90
ilN yBfai yis1gHi ah hae f1o @l,t..
,-qag 80. g.f..I.Jyu- szu..t par: = PIANOS, O.
.,,, MELQDEQNS, a. ,lst ss 4.4 .H s
SO basyoa 1sl I'D ORGANS, &c, .it7 q.
N'o' '- Made In this Country.
NEVER HIGHER but in most instances MUCH Low
Err than they are sold in any other city East West
SIS. FASSETT, General Agent for Ashtabula Co.
II. B. WARD, for Geneva and vicinity. ~ 05T
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILwAY.--About twent y
minutes before seven O'Clock yeste rday morning the
way train from Sunerns had arrived at point with
in two miles of Hobokus when the rear truck OF the
last car jumped or the track and went jumping
across the ties, rounding curve and crossing two
bridges, one Of which had no other roof than the
ties, which are about two feet apart. In
rounding the curve the end Of the
car swung Off and was sliding down the
embankment when it was dragged up again
and held firmly to the train. There were 1our
passengers In this car who as soon as they felt IL
jerking along left and went into the other car after
which the bell rope pulled and the train stopped
after having proceeded about three-quarters OF
mile In the manner stated There were three pas
senger altogether In the train. The passengers
alighted and after the lapse of half an hour the
was on the track again, the passengers working
vigorously Among them was ex-Mayor O'Neill, Of
Jersey City. The cause OF the accident was loose
wheel on the rear truck. The accident was
q repetition OF the Long Island Railroad disaster,
minus the broken rail- and the consequent slaughter.
II was fortunate for the passengers that the cars
were not connected by the loose couplers which,
until recently, had been in use. In such the
car would have been disconnected from the train
swung down the emoankment about thirty feet, and
the consequences any body may imagine The fact
that the was securely fastened to that preceding
1t by the compression system saved the passengers
and the car and kept 1t in a straight line when
crossing the treste work OF the bridge Such an
escape Is almost without precedent
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

En-, out 24th Albert, Meyer for Baltimore; Gambia, Perry
LIvEnpooL, Ms, May si-Arrived, brig oswego (Br),
Boyle NYork schr Queen Of Clippers tBr) Alsn 81 John
2ASsEiLLEs, May 2l-saied, Alphonsne, Lesasse, San
Francisco -,
Aorena
sailed e7th bark NJ Haven, Hall, Philadelphia.
PLYMOUTH, May 22-OG Ds Capo, Anderson, from NYork
for Cronstad Liverpool Lambert from NYork for London
PETERHRAD MAY 2l-Put in, Ellersie, from kYork for
Cronstadt, and landed Capt Johnston. sick. .
PONCE, PR May SIN port barks Celia Tor Nfork, idg;
Stag, for Baltimore, do ,, ..-.,...
McMickan, EYork Liverpool bth Ena Jones' DO Tor do
SIETTIS May l9-Arrived, jenkins, Vaughan rhis'
depha. -, oo., .
sAvAsILLA, May l5In port schrs Alma for NYork 10th
Frank Jameson, for do 25th. -,
ST. MARC, Hsyti), May l9-In port steamship Clara Hee-
formerly the Mt Vernon, Of NYork, for jamaica oIg
Lord Of the Isles r Peterson, wg cargo (and about ~ YES
sT THOMAS, May H-Arrved, bark Vivid C3r> Phillips,
Montevdeo and sailed 18th fDr Ponce to load for NYofk
18th, brig Hattie Eaton (Br), Brown Demerara land sailed
for Porto Rico, to load for q port OF Hatteras.
Sailed 18th, bark Isaac Davis Hand Turks Islands 70
load for Philadelphia 18th, brig Julia Carney Carney,
In port 18TH steamer Arago Hilton, NYork arrived
11th bark Paadn Arg Brown from Baltimore for Bnenos
Ayres under survey: bgs Adro (Br Mckenzie from Les
Passages NYork, wtg Helen Rowley Rowley, disg
schrs Gersmere Dan Henry, disg Marietta (Br Hughes,
for Boston, dg Peruvian monitors Nance Capec and
Atohuspa and Peruvian steamer Maranon, wig.
Sr JOHN, NIB, June 3-Arrived ship W Hatfield (Bri,
Murphy, NYork; brig Harmony (Br), Robinson, do.
zAzA, Nay N-Arived, brig Tubal Cain, Groesnich New
York.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNDoN MONEY MAnKEr.-LoNDoS June 81 p.
M.-COnsOls closed at 92L for money and g2s. for
the account United states hve.twenty bonds 10 y;
Ere Railway shares, lssi, Illinois Centrals g5.
PARIS BOuRsE.-PARfs, June 5.--Bourse quiet.
Rentes, III. 85c
FRANKFORT BouRsr.-rPANEFORr. June Even.
ing-United states nve-tweuy bonds closed at SO :.
for the issue OF 1862.
LrvERPOoL CorroS MARKET-IIvFRpoor June s.
! y. N.-The market closed active. Mid1lng up.
lands II I'd; middliny orleans NE The sales OF
the day have footed up $4,000 bales
HAvRE COTTON MAREEr.-HAvRH June Even.
ing.-Cotton closed nrmer for both stock on spot
and anOat On spot, l44f. 70 arrive, l39%L
LIVERPOOL PRoVfsios9 MARKET 49, LfvERPooI,
June 5.Lard quiet al 72s. o. per cvt; cheese s0s.
per cwt. for the best grades OF American lne
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-LIvERPooL, June
5.-Tallow, AS. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MAREET-LoSDos, June g.
Tallow 43s. Cd per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ArTwFRP June 5.-petro.
lepm sdvapced TO tiAL for stspdard white.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

THE CASE OF MRS. BARSEs-OoRONER's IsvKsri-
GATIoN.--Coroner Rollins yesterday held inquest
at the Morgue the remains Of Margaret Barnes,
late OF No. 81 Roosevelt street. whose death ~ Is
alleged resulted from injuries received by being
thrown from a second story window by her husband,
Michael Barnes. The particulars have been fully re-
ported In the HERALD, as also was her ante mortem
statement taken n day or two following the occur
renee. While being taken TO the hospital deceased
told OF the offcers In attendance that she had
fallen from the window, but subsequently charged
that her husband threw her out The latter state
ment che repeated when before the Coroner. The
police report the deceased having been OF very
temperate habits. The evidence adnuced before the
jury showed conclrsvely that the husband had
indeed thrown his wife through the winnow. and 80
rendered their verdict. The prisoner was held for
the action Of the Grand Jury by the Coroner.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

room was nat worn by Mrs. Weaver. The dress
was throughout OF Partisan manufacture her over
with Trimmings of peacock feathers and an under
skirt OF rich white SILK, with trimmings OF green
Her jewels, pearls and diamonds were OF the most
costly description.
The uniform OF Admiral Porter is also worthy OF
mention 10 was the full dress uniform OF a Vice
Admiral The trimmings ON the cuff and collar
were embroidered in gold. The cut was perfect
and showed or the Admral's fair proportions to
THE DISTINGUISHED PERSONS PRESENT.
The President OF the United States General Sher-
man, Secretary OF the Navy Borie Postmaster Gen
ant Secretary Of State Davis, Attorney General
Hoar, Rear Admirals Paulding and Bailey,
Governor Hawley, Of Connecticut; General Ramsey;
General Garfield member of Congress from OHIO;
General Wadsworth, Of Kentucky; Judge Hum
YORK; Captain Parrott DR.. w. Maxwell Wood, Chief
Engineers Loring and Williamson, Commo'
OF Midshlpmen at the Academy; Colones j. q. Au-
denreid and Dayton and many Others
At halfpast two supper was announced. The
crowd made hasty movement for the supper room.
This part OF the entertainment was arranged by
Colonel swami and the supply was equal to the
After the supper the President and ME- Grant left
the ball, walking away entirely alone. Most OF the
distinguished persons followed their example. and
although dancing was kept up for a long time after
1t was only enjoyed by the younger persons. Mrs.
Porter, however, renamed TILL among the last.
The ball was unquesil0naby grand success and
is certainly gratifying to the estimabie lady for
whose benefit it was given. Although the night was
warm, q refreshing breeze blowing In from the
Chesapeake Bay gave great comfort. Not.
wlthstanding last nights dissipation most
LEFT the Academy this morning on a
short visit to their homes, whence they with report
to tae Sabine at Boston, by the LIST Of jury. II was
quite amusing to the sudden change Of uniform.
AT eleven O'Clock yesterday the graduating mldship
men wore Jackets at the ball last night they made
their appearance IN full dress naval officers uni
form, swall0w-tail, belt and shoulder knots.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
The bark PAI...ne, arrived 9TH !. eon.gnsa to Pen..0n

The bark Palestine 9Th, consigned 10 Pension
ned TO Nesmth sons and reports strong westerly winds
up 70 the last days then light winds and cams Has
Hook by thick fog.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Chesapeake, Bragg, from Portland for New
York, with mdsr 10 j Ames
Brig Anna Mitchell Brl Scott, from Cow Bay, 10 days
schr Prairie Bird Gsi, CALDWELL from windsor Ms -
days. for New York, with plaster, 10 Cranda Umphrsy
schr Commerce, :, from Boston for New York:
schr D Hopkins; Snow, from Boston for New York
schr Flight, Crowell, from Providence for New York.
schr King, Rockwell from Portland, c. for New
York.
schr Belle, Wilson, from New Haven for New York.
Schr Escort SMALL from Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Dawson, Smith, from Northport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Wilmington, Marte from New York Glace Bay.
sehr Bennett, hcDavitt, from Alexandria for Nor
schr Ida, Phillips, from Elizabethport for Taunton.
schr John WARREN nagar from Eizabethpor for Provi
dence.
sch Cornelia Shay from Eizabethport for Providence
Schr Maggie Cummins, Smith, from Elixabehpor for Co
hasset.
schr Geo Gllem Rankin, from Hoboken for saybrook.
schr Tookaita, Stewart from New York for Portland.
schr San Luis Cunningham, from New York for Mystic.
schr Commerce, Kent, from New York for Cow Bay
schr Ida Herbert soules from New York for Boston.
schr Louisa Francis J Kelly, from New York for Provi-
dence
schr Franklin, Brown, from New York for Portland.
kchr Dufeld, Raynor from New York for Portland.
schr Highland Chief. Freeman, from New York for Prov
incetown.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

Steamship City OF Paris (Br Kennedy, LverpooJohn
Steamship Tpon (Br LIE Mes.arcr, Liverpool r. Gunard
Steamship Virginia tBr, Forbes, Liverpooi-NauonA
steamship Main Nc Won otsrendorp, Bremsn-oelrich'
steamship City of Port Prince jackson, Port Prince
Steamship BienyIle Baker, Havana and New Orleans
steamship Aradne Eldrdse, Galveston via Key westo
Steamship Crescent City, Hdreth orleans-Frsderic
Steamship Marpos., Ksmble New oresns-H Cromwell
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson savsnnah-w Gar
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff Chsneston-H Morgan
Steamship Louisa Moore, Wallace, Nswbern, NcMuray,
sis.m.hip Isaac Bell, Bourne, SorroE. City Point and
steamship N Banks Drew, Norfolk-NL L Mccready 4
steamship Valley City. johnson. Georgetown Dc-Phiips
s Ship Tspscos, urqaSaT London Mors.n's Sons
Bark Europa lBr) TSsker, Liverpool Boyd Hincfen.
Barr Barr h Dolphin Ss s. wy%an Edge Co.
Bark Emanuel (Nor), Ramsland Leghorn-Funch Edye
BARK Golden West (Br, Brown, Cardsnas- Boyd Hinck
Bark Alfred (Br), Marchidon, Pictou Ns-P Nevus 4
Bark whea,land Bentley, St Marys Dowley, Corners
Bark Mile May, Blair Bristo-Jas Boriand.
Brig Scotsman (Br Fitche Queenstown or Falmouth for
Brig Ceres (NG), socken, Punch, Edge 4 Co.
Brig Susan Bergen Davis Beyrout- Weinberg.
Brig ssmsOn' ceaveland MonrOvia and marfet-Yats
Brig Il II kmbal Lunt, Stsal-Lunt Bros.
Brig Atalanta (Br, Mcmillan, Charottestown PEI Ed
miston Co.
Brig Penguin (3r), Jenkins, Halifax : Small 4 Co.
Brig A Palmer (Br), Matthew'S st John Mp Nevus
| Brig Henny CNG,, BraiDe, Richmond-C Tobias Co.
schr Warren, Smith, Trinidad Port Spain)-B Wen
| berg.
Schr p Augur, Aldrich, st Johns PR-A Abbott
Schr N Etwood, Doane Cat Isand-B Weinberg.
schr Israel Snow Heating, Baracoa--B Weinberg.
Schr Decker, Denton Hamlton--B Weinberg.
schr Lizzie Billings, Johnston, 81 George, NB-Mnler
| Houghton.
sc6r Brooks, sones, Jacksonville e Hurbut Co.
schr Willie Dill, English, Georgetown, sC-Thomas l.
Schr e Taber, Aldrich, Charleston.
Schr Lilly, Hughes, Charleston-N /. McCready 4 Co.
Schr G Paine Doane, Aleyandrfa-E Crow H.
Schr Wright, Freeman, Alexandria-E Croweil
schr Wilder Heath, Phisdephia-N McCready 4
Co.
Schr B Harris Cole Caais--Snow 4 Richardson.
Schr Tookaita Stuart, Portland-B Weinberg
Schr Hero Poole, Salem-R W Ropes Z Co.
Schr Highland Chief Freeman Provinceown-E ell.
Schr Simmons. Raymond, Harwich--J Stetson h Co.
Schr J White, Wicks W areham-6 X Racket 4 Bro.
schr Barkalew, Holmes, New London-G Racket d
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schr Roanoke, Cherbuck, New Havsn-G Racket 4
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Sloop Oregon Carr, Providence-H : W jackson ACo.
Steamer Cadwallader HAZEL. Baltimore.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia.
Steamer Comstock, Drake Philadelphia.