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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21
The Transcript. = The work of getting

The Transcript The work Of getting up
transcript in the County seat case, has been
vigorously commenced at the CT rk S office, aud
it is thought that the work will be completed
within three weeks. In the meantime writ Of
sHyers.deds has been served on the Commission
ers, prohibiting further proceedings in removal
until the pending suit has been decided.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21

Frost.-The early birds discovered consd
cradle frost on yesterday morning. No damage
as far as heard from.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21

Stop your hair from falling out by using Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, a sure pre-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21
TOLEDO MARKET

TOLEDO, May 81, 1859
FLOUR--Fine, 6 25Gl6 so; Superhne 81 90
2j@; Extra s OO@s Is; Double Extra and
Fancy, o 5O@9 rs. Rive Flour, S6 00@6 %.
GRAIN Wheat l25GOl42c; Corn 65974ci
Oats 67c; Rye lljc Barley l75c.
PRODUCE Lard, prime, IN bbls, I9c do.
kegs, 2Oc. Butter, fresh roll &c; in keg zoe.
Eggs, Ice.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21
SALT AND FRESH FISH

At Wholesale and Retail
Front street, one door west of Hardware Store.
All orders from abroad promptly attended to.
Call, or address J. II. WEBB \ CO,
4gE ferrysburg, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21

Newspaper Change The Napolion Norh-
,cea has changed hands again, and nowoomes
to us in quarto form, new type, new head, "Dem-
ocratic" North,cest, with VIZ. HUBBARD, Editor.
MARY, we wish the new firm success but are
of the opinion that they have made very un-
wise selection Of location in which to adyO-
cate Democratic doctrine from Brick PoMERoT
stand point. -....~
flour memory serves us correctly, this same
Mr.. HUBBERD was one of the editors ofthe Day
ton Empire during the most trying days Of the
rebellion, and about the time one LOoAH, Of the
editorial staff of that paper, was arrested aud
confined in the Dayton Jail for the reasonable
reflections Of that sheet.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21

Wood County Convention. We pub
Ash elsewhere the call Of the Wood County
Genital Co muittee, for Convention to be held
at the Court House, in Perrysburg, on the | 9Th.
of next month. Let the re be a full attendance.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21
Peterson,s Magazine

The June number Of this valuable Magazine
has made its appearance, bright and beautiful
as ever. "0u the Terrace" is the subject Of
the steel plate in which young lady is the
prominent feature ofthe picture, and is evident
iy waiting for somebody" This is followed
BY a superb double.siEe Fashion plate, and
wood cuts of the newest and latest styles of all
the parapherualia peculiar to woman alao, the
usual amount Of interesting reading will be
found in this number.
Tcrms--Two Dollars per auuum; three cop
les 81 So; four copies. Six Dollars. Address
Charles J. Peterson, 800 Chestnut street, Phil
adelphia.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21

Pine Lumber.-Fourth arrival OF the sea-
son, scow " lYacor with cargo Of Pine Lum-
ber for pECE, IIAMILToS 4 Co.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21

Railroad Statisiics.-We are indebted to
s. j. POWELL, ESD, Agent d. 4 NJ. r. r., for tie
following statement of the business trans
acted at the Perrysburg Station for the month
of April, 1869
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21
BUSINESS CARDS.
Z. & s. u. PRICE,

Attorney NS-ut-I,pSV,
PerrySburg, Wood County, q.
NE have large quantities Of Real Estate
w for sale attend to Tax-psyinE; also,
procure Bourhes and Pensions for Soldiers.
All business promptly attended to. 30
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21
ZeII's Popular Encyclopedia and
Universal dictionary.

We have received the 10th aud nth num-
bers Of this Po, ular Eucyclcpcdia and Universal
Dictionary Of Art, Science, History, Biography,
Geography, and Language. THIS is really a
wonderful production, and the pcrusal Of it has
given us great pleasure and profit. We know
of no work containing anything like the same
amount uf valuable information. The price is
marvcllously low. We cannot see how the
publisher can afford to give so much for SO
small a sum as 10 cents. Persons desiring
agencies, and we think all who try must do well
at it, should address the publisher, Mr.. T. ELL
wood Z,ll, Philadelphia. We understand he
sends sample copies to applicants, gratis.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21
Total earnings ,4sa 8

Total earnings s''..''''''''... ..'$l ,4S3 S5
Mr.. J. G. JILsoN, formerly night operator at
this place, has been promoted day operator at
Assistant Supt. office, Dayton, aud is succeeded
here by Mr.. j. s. oRBGsoN, of Troy, 0hie.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21
THE MEXICAN
EVER-BLARlNG STRAW BERRY

This Plant was brought in n hand-satchel
from Jalapa, Mexico, in the wear ls5S. But one
of tho plants survived the journey, and from
this one plant the present extensive plantation
of Messrs. j. T. WuITING i Co., has been prop
aUatY1
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21

Got their COmmissiOns.-Major Swl-
CART anl Colonel WELLS have received their
comn ssions, and have entered upon the duties
Of their respective Offices.
by rcfesence to az advertisement in ano,h er
,lumn it will be seen that Collector SwIGART
will be at several points in this County at an
early day, for the collection or taxes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21
From our Grand Rapids Correspondent
MATTERS AT GRAND RAPIDS.

En-. JOURNAL: Matters at the Rapids the past
week has been rather quiet. A heavy rain set
a. c,rr,ors b,cL so,owhat in their corn plant-
"'e - ....,,
ing, but lew Gays OF warm weather WIN o''ne
the corn along so mueh raster rs VIII maNe UP
for lost time. Business has been pretty lively.
0,,r merchants ar, poinp in FOR selling goods
chrap far cash, or ready paw, and the farmers
are beoinning To see that they can buy more
Goods when they nav down for them than when
thnv ask TO be trusted for an indefinite time.
Mir. Henry MOTLEY met with a severe Injury
last week oy snppns wv" all" s,n. rr.c,nr' n,o
khee asI;as,. t"I ioi IT,. W o"r I, ;,I I,v him
ing or sp.nng n's H"gV ppi,;,d or Ions N ,w
up 'oi su'''I ,i:no r,,Iad coft.e nut of hot
~, ne"t ;n'a - "a sho,Ilers scaIding il
', co"ee w ,. ..o h,,, =, rocornring Mrs Sxy.
pr.t! se'e'G'1, SSvnrn 6ied I,st Sotnr,lav
DEN Wme Ui r,ar sbort Illness from disease or
! the lungs.
| The rstlettcr over the great PacIhe kai'road
! TO this place, was received by A. j. GARDNER,
on Saturday, being mailed at san francisco on
the 4th of May coming through in eleven days;
When the Pacific, Chicago, Defiance, Grand
r ,pids and Great Eastern Railroad is built, it
win be very cemmon thing to receive letters
H,S e,me T." our citizens, and going out to the
| pi.ins On sbnnt RuG,lo will he common amuse-
rnent To sstisfv the skeptic reader that this
| il nnt bnncomb ve will give the following
w-;tter abont 20 Years ago by down-eqst van
Iee and the Mai1r has SO much faith in our
road that he is thinking about getting ont his old
shoo,ine iron 10 he ready to take the first train
| "The great Pacific Railroad,
For California, hail
Bring on the locomotive,
! Law down the iron rail;
Across the rolling prairies,
By steam we're bound to GO,
The railroad cars are coming, humming,
Thro' New Mexico.
Tho rr,;r;o dogs in doc town.
VIII VOC each littIo tail.
Tbpv,u think that something's coming,
ATiding on a rail
Tba rattIssnake NAV show his Gaurs.
TIs nyvI taw-it to who.
Tha raiIr .ad cars arc coming. bumming.
Thrn, New Mexico.
We've gold dust in the mountain
And silver IN the ore,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21
LOCAL MATTERS.
TIME TABLED. & NJ. Railroad, /,
ACCOMMODATIONS.
NEW AnYERTISEmENTN.

Z. s. Internal Reveuue--J. r. Swigart.
Words Of Wisdom-Howard Association.
Ditch Notice-Griuer 4 Bugile.
Ditch Notice--Davis & Parker.
Master Com. Sale-I. W. Brownsberger.
Sherif's Sale-J. W. Brownsberger.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21

wHIrTLEsEY DYSPEPSIA CURE.-h trtU cure
Sex aud NerroUs Headache. Hear what Geo. |.
Vail, ESQ. Produce Merchant, Norwalk, o., says
Of il +: Al have used DR.. Whittlesey's Dyspep-
sis Cure for Headache-especialiy nervous head.
ache, and for arrangement of the stomach pro
ceeding from iudigestiou-and take pleasure In
recommending il to the use Of all who NAV he
Similarly effected, believing that iD the majority
Of cases they will derive such benefit as cannot
be derived from the use of any other tonic that
pretends 10 relieve like difficulties.
For sale at the Drug Stores in this place.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21
LITERARY NOTICES.
The Ladies' Repository

The Ladies Repository aud Home Magazine
for May, comes to us as bright aud beautiful as
ever, filled With the most choice reading, and its
usual number of unsurpassed steel and wood en-
cravings. II contains eighty superoyal octave
pages, double columns printed on the finest
calendered paper. For mechanical execution,
the Repository stands A. | Of the best published
in America. IL is issued in two volumes per
year. commencing in January and July.
Terms, 50 so per annum, Address Hitch
cock 4 Walden, Publishers, Cincinnati, U.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21
TOLEDO ADVERTISEMENTS
A PERMANENT INSTITUTION.


Theundsrsienvd calls
the attention Of th63t
Interested TO the fact
that he has established
sn'te ofrooms In My.
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street, = regular Dis.
| pensatory ior the treat.
Fment and Permanent
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whether Of recent ori.
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The suceesswhich has
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21
Grand Rapids Drug store-A. ]. Gardnc

For TSaIe.-AtteRton is directed to the Public
Sale of the LSney Property, in another column.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-21
BaIIou,s Monthly Magazinc.-

The June number Of this favorite monthly
has been received and furnishes tue following
interesting cnnttn's: Victor Hugo; Life at the
higgins Dresden on the Elbc Wonders Of the
Heavens Fingal's Cave, Staff; Victor Enmau-
uel; I.ife's June; The Demon of the Yorkes
King Pat the Crusoe &C the Galapagos: The
Cascade Sligtly Romantic Brnken-Heartcd
Toms Education Squawm The Missing Link;
Nathalie 4 Yankee in Mexico Ny Creole Low
err The Man in the Bell Landing Trout.
0UR Young PEOPLE's STORY TELLEH- Luck
aud Pluck Or John 0akey's Inheritance The
IIousekceper Curious Matters Facts and Fan
cies Heads Of the Penple-with Humorous H.
Illustrations.
Terms, 81 80 per annum. Address Elliott
Thomes & Talbot, Publishers, 65 Cougress-st.
Boston, Mass.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-03-09

TIE NEW HAMPsHIRE ELECTION To DAY.
The Democratic papers are using the Port
land municipal election - that "g-r-r-r-eat
Democratic victory" = as almost their only
stock in trade except bogus votes in the New
Hampshire campaign. However, it is rather
unlikely that either of these agencies will
avail anything. as the Republicans of New
Hampshire have way of sticking to theil
nominations, If they are good ones, and elect.
ing their ticket Onslow Stearns for Governor
Samuel Quarles for Railroad Commissioners
and Eta, Stevens and Benton, the present in.
cumbents, for Congress, are the Republican
nominations. We predict that they will all
be elected, though the Democratic ticket, head.
cd by Gen. Bedel for Governor is a strong one
Last spring after memorable contest, the Re-
pnblicans elected Hartman by 2523 majority.
Last fall Grants majority was 6667. The New
Hampshire election is important this year
chiefly as being the first after the beginning Of
Grants administration,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-03-09

start for Florida in few days, where he will
so]ourn TILL our cold spring shall have given
place to milder and more favorable weather.
The Wing says the Piscataquis Railroad
Company have advices of the shipment of 1000
tons of rails from Cardiff, which may be ex-
pected to arrive on the opening of the Penob-
scot river.
The Theological Seminary in Bangor has
just issued its annual Catalogue, from which
we learn that the number of students for the
past year has been thirty-eight, cassed as fol-
lows: Resident Licentiates, three; Senior
Glass, ten. Enoch Pond, Waldo Professor of
Ecclesiastical History, is President of the In
stitution; Daniel Smith Talcott, Hayes Pro-
lessor Of Sacred Literature; John r. Herrick,
M. Barbour, Fogg Professor of Sacred Rheto.
| ric and Pastoral Duties; Thomas Fl, Rich. As
sistant Teacher Of Hebrew.
The Bangor Whigfsays the depths of snow
in the woods is almost unprecedented at this
season Of the year. In many places it lays
seven feet deep on the level. We are informed
by good authority that some of the gangs of
lumbermen, in starting to come out, have
found it necessary to cast their horses upon
large sleds to be drawn over the drifts by the
men upon snow shoes. 1t has been impossi-
pie in some sections to get supplies to the
some extent suspended. Many lumberman
| from the vicinity of Moosehsad Lake have
come out. The great amount of snow will
facilitate the drives this spring very materi
ally.
sAGADAHOC COUNTY.
The Bath Times saws the Eastern Steamboat
Company, lately incor porated by the Legisla-
ture, with capital stock of 5000, was re.
Gently organized in that city by the choice OF
s. d. Bailey. 81. w. Riggs of Georgetown, and
Isaac Rich of Boston, Directors. s. D. Bailey
Esq, was chosen President of the company
and 81. W. Swanton, Esq, Treasurer and
clerk. The company contemplate running q
boat regularly between that city and Boothbay
and possibly to other accessible points in Lin.
colin County.
| WALDO COUNTY.
trict of Belfast in 1858, was $232, 1000 OF this
amount nearly $125y0OO was for mackerel
about $25,000 for oil principally from menha
den or porgies. The value of the Holsters tax
en- and canned was estimated at 500
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-03-09

TERRIBLE SUFFERINGs AT SEA.-The barque
w. 81. jenkins, of Yarmouth, N. S., arrived
at Brooklyn on Saturday, with the second mate
and six men, who were rescued, after being
fourteen days without food, from the wreck Of
the barque China, which was lost on her voy-
age from Quebec to Cardiff, Wales, in Novem-
Der last. The particulars of the sufferings Of
the crew of the China were terrible in the ex-
treme. On the morning of December 18th a
very heavy sea broke over the barquA with such
tremendous force that two of the sailors were
swept into their ocean grave, and before the
rest OF the men could save themselves in the
fore rigging, another terrible sea plunged down
on the doomed barque and swept off the fore
castle houses, and carried the captain and four
of the sailors after their unhappy companions.
As the cargo completely filled the hold, and
the cabin and forecastle house were tossing in
Fl agments on the sea, the only shelter left to
these horror stricken men was under little
forecastle deck, beneath which they crept as
soon as they dared risk themselves ON the
clean swept main deck, over which the seas
were rolling mountains high. Slowed away
In this little recess, scarcely large enough to
hold them, and entirely open on one side to
wind and waves, they suffered the fourteen
days and nights all the agones of hunger and
thirst, besides the unutterable mental tortures
inseparable from their frightful situation The
only provisions left on the ship was barrel Of
salt pork under one of the hatches From this,
at the imminent risk of their lives, they OBJ
tanned every particle OF their food, and slaked
their thirst with halstones and such precious
drops as they could squeeze from the ropes
ends and bits of canvas when it rained When
rescued they had not had moments sleep,
and had been without spark of fire or a dry
thread to keep them warm.
1t is positive and shameful fact that during
the weary days in which the wreck of the
China pitched and tossed upon the waves.
three ships passed within hailing distance, and
never even tried to save the wretched remnant
of her crew. An officer on the deck of one of
these vessels was seen to wave his hand, but
passed on with heartless Indifference,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-03-09
KEY wEsr-Cld 17th. brig Tempest, wIIsOn, boz

KEY wEsT-Cld 77th, brig Tempest, Wilson, Tor
JACKsoSyII,IE~CId 9th, brig Pedro, Davis.
Guadaloupe: schs A E Valentine. Hutchinson, New
York; Geo Somes, Pray. Savannah; IT,.
SAVANNAH I'd, sch Laura "eDo' ha'cn'
SIN LIST, sch Lucy Hurlbut, Bucksville, Sc to load
Sid Sd. barque Mary Reed. Welt, satilla, to LOAD
- At satlla Mills LIST inst, sch j Marshall, Mar
CHARLEsToN-Cld4 th. sch Frank & Emily, Col
sid an, sch Alice Grace, GilchrIst for George
Sla 9TH, schs Emeline, Dodge, st Pierre; VIM
steele Bnck, Baracoa.
pd BAlLrtMokE-Ar 4th, sch Sarah Smith, Gray
. old 4t9; sch n Brookings, Douglass, Norfolk, to
PHIlAADELPHIA-Ar 9TH, sch Mary Rankin,
CID 9Th, .chs Warren Blake, Meservey, Matanzas;
Bathr
NEW YoRK-Ar 5th. brig Il Means, wentworth,
r. EuxaoetnpoTt Tor Newburyport; schs Aida, Eaton,
days.
ca eth, ship Dashing Washing. Mayhem, for San
INV, Grinths, Drummond, Tor Trinidad; Sunshine,
MMhhitney, Philadelphia; brig M Merrill, Morse,
Havana, Dennis. Matansas: signal. Bennett, do; j
DIekmore, Henley and Faustina, Patterson, Carde-
Orleans; schs whiinsy LONE Have. ,or saYsnpah
Pinta. Small Eastport. '0'' 'O'
- W SLY ~ as roster, Jr, Armstrong. Liverpool;
Bray, Jacksonville days; TookoIitta Stewart New
Haven tor Craney Island Va; William Arthur An
drews, and woodbury.. Woodbury., New Haven;
Ar It'll. brig belmont Locke, COchrane, George
town, SC; sch Lookout, Bernard, Portland
Ar sth. sch David Faust. Lord, Trinidad.
NEW LONDON-Sld oh. sch Lookout Bernard,
Portland for New YORK.
PRoVIDENOE-Ar 9Th, sch Aida, Eaton. from
Ehzabethport.
Sid sth, sch Anna Gardiner, Knowles, New York.
NEWPORT-Sld 9th. schs Silver Lake. Reed, fm
B0othbay tor Baltimore; Empire, Ferguson Belfast
for do; Oneida, Davis, from Wscasset tor savannah
Richd Bnllwinkle, French, Rockland Tor do; Ella
Fish. Wiley, FIN Rockport for Richmond Leonessa,
Myers, I'm Providence Tor Matlnzas; Hattie Baker,
Crowell, do tor New York.
Sailed 5th, brig Isabella Jewett. Hopkins, foI New
iSrk sens Ann Caret, Westcott, Boston for Phils-
apspnia; Maryland, Green, from FAN River for York
Holmes hoLE-Ar 4th, sch City Point, Fisher,
a. Ar 9TH baIque Henry Flitnsr Dickey, Cienfuegos
Ar 9th. schs Massachusetts TeanI son, New York
for do.
| HYANNIs-Ar It'll. sch E M Partridge, i'm Rock
land. p ~
BOSToN-Ar 9Th, scbs Gen Meade, Lane Belfast;
Osceola. Gray, Rockland.
Cid 9th. schs Bragdon, Newcomb, Rockpaxs :
q Cogswell, SWEET. Baltimore.
Ar 7th, sch Or0zimbo, Gilmore, Belfast.
Ar 9Th, scbs Frances Ellen, Deane, WinterTort
Prudence, Cobb, Camden; E Cutting. W sU and
Exchange. Hutchings. from Bath; Ellen Merliman,
Hutchinson, Portland.
| Cid 9Th. ship Messenger. Hill. BOMBAY; sch Blue
BIRD Patterson, ST John, NIB, via Portland.
| SALEM-Ar 9Th, schs A Simpson Davis from
EastPort tor New York; Hammond, smith, inn
Annie Hall, CHM, Winterporr for Wilmiuqton ;
| 5lIow, Gross, and Sinbad, Arey, Rockland or New
York; Idaho; Davis, Portland Tor do.
| BuloW, Snbad, and Idaho.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-03-09

THE two branches of the Legislature have
come to what is technically known as a dead
look on the subject of legalizing the action of
certain towns that voted Communication money
to drafted men. The House has passed bill
iegalizlng the town orders issued in pursuance
OF that vicious system, but the Senate refuses
TO concur, and the whole matter has gone to
committee of conference. 1t is alleged on the
enc hand that the orders are in the hands of
Spectators who have bought them up for a
merely nominal price, and that towns should
be punished for their disloyalty in depriving
the government of the men it so sadly needed
at the time the Communication was voted On
the other hand, it is urged with considerable
force that it is a strange sort of punishment to
relieve towns from the necessity of paying
their debts, aud that the orders having passed
into the hands of innocent holders should be
paid The session is now near its close, and
we should incline to the opinion that this meas
ure which has failed for several years in sue
csssion, will not get through the present Leg
islature. But it is one of those things which,
eulisting the pecuniary interest of large
number Of persons, is sure to succeed at some
tins--under Democra ic administration, for
instance
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-03-09
COMM ERCIAL.
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS AND STEAMERS, MAR. 8

PORTLAND & KBNNEBEc RAILROADS ears tim
Der and plank, do hoops, do fat shocks, 1000 dos
shovel handles, 81 prs side springs, bag nuts case
box beams, crate beams, pkgs heads. . boxes
axes, 81 muttons, chest tsa 25 freight for Bos-
ton.
PORTLAND. SAco q PoRTsMoUrH RAILROAD
cars stone, do oil, do mdse, do marble, Q do
wood do cloth, do lumber, do -four bbs, 26 kegs
Lead ID plows, gears, machine, 40 bbls boxes and
pkgs.
March 81 cars machinery, do oil, do marble 8
DO marble, do cloth, II do ale, machine, SAFE 107
bbls, boxes and packages.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY-119 bags oats. 800 cans
milk 81 rolls leather, 11b bdls paper 40 bags spoos
~ bills beans. cars lumber, II bales hops, 100 bbs
lime q pkgs sundries. In bond for shipment east
LOO bbls -four, car potash, do butter, do cop
per ore, 20 pkgs sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-12 bdls shovels, IS
cases carpets, 80 bags spools casks starch bbs.
beans, cases ythes, 634 sides leather car pota-
toes, bales flannel, 1S6 pkgs sundriss.
STEAMER FORREST CITY, FROM BOsToN-25 bags
nuts l29 empty bbls % tubs butter 40 kegs soda So
Dds mdse, 50 kegs nails, 80 bdls forks organs rs
pigs to order: For Canadas and up country-4O bbs
pork - tubs lard rolls leather 60 bdls STEEL 20 do
wre 70 do iron 100 sash weights 80 bales rags 10 do
paper 70 spools marlin, 70 casks powders IL bales
WOOL Of Kegs nails, 30 bds paper 40 rolls leather 100
| pkgs to order. - illI