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The Ist day of October, 1870,

within legal hours, proceed TO sell, in
front Of the premises, on shelby street. the
following described property, 70 the highest
lots Nos. six (6l. seven IA, and eight (Sl, In
block No. II tiil according TO the plan OF
Sooh Memphis, lying on the west side of
Shelby street, fronting on saidstrset seventy
1ive t75) feet and running back westwardly
between parallel Lines. ard right angles
with Shelby street TO an alley, with all the
rights and privileges thsreunt1 belonging or
in apyWiss appertsining.
The equity OF redemption Is expressly
waived ia said deed or trust and the title Is
believed 70 be perfect. I convey only as
trus ee- (seN NJ MEs5ICK, Trustee
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DIED.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE,

A IL. persons interested are hereby notified
IA that have suggested the In, olyeney o.
all debtors VIII cell ard settle and creditors
VIII hle with The County Court CLERK, within
three months nom this date, all claims
against said estate properly proven. for SET
tlement or the same viii be forever barred.
This September 18th, 1870.
J. c. HOT ST,
SE29 Admir- Of of MrS
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The French authorities plame the
American Government, anu parucu-
larry the local officials az new yin,
for stopping the French Voloheee.S
who wished to sail in the Aaiayette
on the ground that the neufrslity laws
were not being violated. They say
that from ali parts OF the Lnlse9
States the Prussians have been alioWed
To return to Germany to enlist IN tne
German armies without hlndrances
and are surprised at this discrimina-
ton against France.
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AUCTION.
Trustees Sale.

ID virtue. and In accordance with t0s pro-
co and W. b. Greenlaw, to me, - trustee. on
the 10th day Of February, 1863, duly recorded
in the Registers office OF shelby county, in
Book No. u, on pages 80 81, 81 and 50, TO secure
the payment Of certain ndebtedness, there
in fully described, from the said L. Rocco 70
the said W. 3. GreenlaW will on
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

JoNES-The friends and acquaintaaces OF
L. d. JosEs are respectfully invited TO sttend
his funeral. from his late residence, No. 90
Exchange street extended, On this CTHURs-
DAY0 morning, at 10 o'clock seq
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CHINESE LABOR.

s< We are now prepared. IN connection
with the Memphis and Charleston railroad
company, 10 rscsive and execute orders ior
Chinese labor, on long time contracts. FOR
= DoNoHo, JoY &C.,.
Northwsst corner Main and Madison sts.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept II, 1870.
MEssRs. JAMES A. JACKSON d Co, st. Louis
Mo.-G entiemen: 1 have xamined the for
mula by which the Home BiGters are pre-
pared, aAd do unhesitatingly pronounce 1t
an excellent tonic, and win confidently
recommend them, when In my practice
deem such tonics necessary. Respectfully,
w. r. HODGES, NJ b,
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Trustees Sale.

NJ virtue OF Deed IN Trust executed to me
Ib on the 18th of November, 1851, by ". D..
Gather and recorded IN the Register Office
OF shelby county, Teunessee, in Book No IS,
pages 5Sf, etc; and for the purpose Of carry
ins- out the trusts therein specified, 1 VIII, on
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Aurder.E

LONDON, September 2s.-The Board TO
the revision of the Bible have resumed
their sessions.
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Administrators 5 Notice.

N tate of b. w. Coleman, deceased, are
hereby notified 70 present the same, duly an
thenticated, to the undersigned within the
time prescribed by law. rF.r.r
LEWIS A1IrS, Jr-, Adm'r,
Memphis Sept 10, 1870. eelS
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q
from either OF the abovs-named States. 150
On the following conditions: That the cot
ton all be stored by the merchants to whom
IL is consigned In some one shed in this city,
and duplicate samples 10 be drawn under the
supervision OF this com mtttee-One for the
factor and the other to be exhibited at the
Fair; that no cotton snail contest for more
than one premium, and that merchants, lot
subscribers, be barred from eontesting for
any one of these premiums. Cotton contest
ing for the premiums shall De put up In bales
not weighing less than three hundred pounds.
No cotton viii be received for exhibition
ton these premiums, or the Society premi-
ums, after wednesday, October 12th; and the
awards viii be made on Friday, October ALh.
The cotton Tor exhibition VIII be stored At
the warehouse Of w. H. Carroll, at the Men,
phis and Charleston depot grounds. The
usual charge fer storage-no charge for sam
piing. The following gentlemen, cotton buy
ers. have been selected as the Awarding
Commtttee-au Of whom are reQuested TO act,
bat any three Of them VIII be competent;
sam Gates, A. ). Wolcott, J. B. stark, ]. B.
Leech and G. +. Smith. rf
The premium list of the Society Is thorough
and liberal, in all departments. Neverthe-
less, there are few omissions, some OF which
the Premium Committee hele supply: For
the best Grand Piano, First Premium; for
the best Grand Square Piano. Grand silver
Nedal:- for tie seoond-best Grand Souare
Piano, Bronze Medal; for the best display o.
Musical Instruments, Diploma. for the best
best model specimen Bar and Band Iron,
Diploma.
All the leading railroad and packet lines,
leading to the city. wiz transport passengers
aud articles for the Fair AT HALF RATES. or
full rates coming and FREE RKTURNIEG, on
having tickets stamped at the gates OF the
Fair Grounds The White river packets will
transport passengers TO and from The FAR a
enterprise, and the proprietors boarding as
well as transporting pasSeng gers, their terms
can but be considered npsTsd an9 ne -
LKox TRouspALE, Secretary. sells d4w
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MONT. PEPPER MERCER OTEY.
PEPPER & OTEY,
GENERAL
Merchandise Brokers,
No. 7 WEST COURT ST..
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
REFERENCES BY AUTHORITY.

REFERENCES BY AUTHORITY:
Stratton. Goyer & Co, harris, Coehrane q Co,
]. NJ. James q Co, DeSOto Bank,
A.C Treadwell & Bros. Stewart Bros. a Fizer.
Toof, Phillips q Co., =. NJ Apperson Co.,
7. q s. Henderson, w. A. Johnson & Co..
New Orleans. New Orleans
The undersigned propose to do a General
Merchandise Brokerage, and beg leave to
offer their services in alt departments OF
trade. The arrangements and connections
they have effected guarantee them unusual
advantages for filling all orders with dis
patch, and st such rates as can be obtained OF
the manufacturer and producer.
Their long Acquaintance and association
with the principal mercha hants Of this city
give them advantages not possessed by every
nrm. and they trust, by attention to business,
to achieve that success which is always the
test Of merit Isel4l PEPPER oTEY.
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The Austrian Assembly tReichrAth)
yesterday, gave the ministry vote OF
confidence.
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The first civil marriage was celebrated ct
Vienna on the 10th. The groom was q
journalist,
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
The Revival spirit.

According bO the Observer the revival spirit seems
TO be spreading and deepening u was developed
In the Week OF Prayer at the opening OF the year.
1t has been felt In widely different parts OF the
try, and already we have reported many interesting
rcvivas. The Fulton street prayer meeting receives
interesting intelligence from day to day OF The pro-
gress Of the work. There must be Joy IN heaven.
There 10 season better adapted than others for
hopeful religious efy0rl, though 1t the Christians
duty 10 labor IN season and out OF season. But IN
the winter, and In the latter part OF the winter
there are reasons 70 favor spec efforts arrest the
attentlOn VI men by the calls Of the Gospea and TO
expect the blessings vi God upon Scrlptural ana
faithful use Of means. Now III the accepted time.
To-Day ID the day oI salvation.
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
IN NlERNAL REVENUE.

Enrnings Of City Railroads, Ferries, Gns
Companies, Stages and Places OF Amuss-
nient for January, 1870.
The following statement shows the returns m ade
by the various companies mentioned for the month
OF January. II win be seen that the gross receipts
at Booths theatre reached the sum OF S5s, 49, on
which lie paid u lax to the government OF s., ,0ss.
Tins is the largest return made by this theatre;
but II not come up TO the returns made as the
gross receipts OF Niblo's Garden, the nrst three
months OF the Back crook. They stood as fol-
lows:-0c,ober, 1s5o. S7O525; November, 1865.
Ss6U9,; December. 1866, <65,123. 1t Is also worthy
OF notice that the receipts Of the Third Avenue
the past few months from about Sl25, 200 To their
ca on
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
GENERAL SAM HOUSTOa'S FAMILY.
BROOKLYN, FEB. Is, L

BROOKLYN, FeD. 10, ls'U
To rHE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
noticed In yesterdays Issue q statement concern
Ing the family Of General sam Houston, gwen upon
authority OF the Falls county Pioneer wherein It Is
said that Mrs Houston and her two daughters, aged
respectively fourteen and sixteen are living IN
condition by no means comfortable. As this IL IN
correct ask leave TO say for the Information OF tho
Generals former friends that Mrs. Houston died OF
yellow fever IN the fall OF 1887, and OF tns four
daughters two are married and tw0 are living with
the oldest married sister ~ Georgetown, the young
esk OF whom Is eighteen.
Their means Of being comfortable" Ia about one
hundred thousand dollars at which the estate was
valued when the General died. =. PORTO.
The New York herald., 1870-02-20

questions could be proposed 10 the yaidIty OF tho
uetafy laws, the marital code, the rabbinica law AZ
70 what may Do considered labor the sabbath DAY;
anu ~ ~ therefore, tins century only In wnicn high
hsned.
It's establishment ~ not only triumph OF progress
tflunlnh OF reason over bind falth, O triumph OF
reiigious i'oerty over tne Old system oi absolute
ooeaiebcc; II - also an evidence of the vitality OF
Suuasu oi its inhercnt strength, OF the conscious
ncss " ss adherents tnaf Judaism VIII stand as wen
hc Test oi Crtcal, independent and fearless science
as II stood the trying ordeal OF heaven st0rming,
lnyslilying ana egstalic Diety.
rug oea " establishing saca an Institution haspeen
uiuacheu ia nernally AOne twenty-five years ago
~ tooA quarter VI IA century 70 De.in its reaza-
uuh. ~ anytAng more tnan another mas contrinu-
teo tD lus present realization IL IL renewed ac iy
lty which the champions OF orthodoxy displayed OF
iate IN inc city VI Jewish-lerman intelligence In
Eerlin.
similar idea hasoccapied o number OF lsraeltes
~ this ciS Some nVe years ago Capital equailing
snas Win Wn'ch the German INSTITUTION mas
Deen started mas been accumulated anu AZ Anerica
progresses more rapidly than Germany We may en-
tertain tne nope that M Jnis country IL may only
taKo nal! the Time to carry out practically the
orillnai uesigu rms country stands practically
more III nccd VI such an Institution than Germany.
Tncrc arc no lDstituJlOns al ali III Lna country
wnere JUDAISM may be studied as a science. The
want LheroOi prODiriy more than AM tning else il
the cause that the interest III religious matters
Decreasing more ana more. The preachers VINO are
capable 70 interpret the principles OF religion and
morality In the ianguage which ls best ana often
alone understood by the Young generation are out very
1ew and is no wonder that the majority OF young
lsraeliso5 display an ignorance OF Jewish AFFAIRS
Wnlch IS only equa!ed ~ Lneir indifference. Let us
nope Cnat Inc example Ret by our brethren IN Cor
many may spnr ON our brethren lii This country 10
renewed energy and activity in bena.f Of a SIMILAR
,nat.tutloD.
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
Ben Butler as q Bibliopoyl.v.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Feb, II. IS,

10 THE EDITOR OF THB HERALD:--
Rare Ben Butler" in his reply TO Dawes Zebra
ary H. 1870 made scriptural, or rather unscrip.
tural Dlunder. Reference to Holy Writ shows that
Judas committed suicide and that another apostle
was elected In his place before the conversion OF
st. Paul; therefore the aupp0stion thar there we're
WAS the oG spos ov to soW
"the champion OF impeachment Ia better read IN
the laws than In the Gospel KIDDER.
New Catholic Church in Wesfch ester County !.
The corner stone OF new Roman Catholic church
win be Laid at Wllltamsbrdge today by Very Rev.
Dr.. starr, Vicar General Of the diocese. It is under.
stood that number OF Catholic societies from the
adjacent towns and villages Will march IN process
sion TO attend the ceremonies The new edince viii
tended to supply want long felt by the Catholic
community IN the nelghborh0od or Williamsbridge
special train will leave New York for the accom-
modaI0n OF those who may desire 10 participate in
the ceremonies.
View of the Jewish High school ut Berlin,
Prussia, from American Standpoint.
From the Jewish Times OF Fridayl
Judaism as a science, though In principle a. old
the record OF It's Developments, mas n its
modern sense only been recognized not much longer
5aadias and Maimunis and lon Esras applied the
principles OF secular science TO the religion or Juda.
ism, and endeavored to harmonize philosophy and
religion, and even intimated tnat some expressions
OF the Bible are to be taken In an aegorlca and
spiritual sense ana tnat some accepted traultlOnS
might be modified. In fact the Talmud, the grand
anthology OF Jewish ethics, morals history science
and tradition Is based and founded on science Its
deductions are mostly the result OF critical
examination or the written and the unwr1tten law; /;
us concuslons derived from the application OF
reason, logic and investigation OF the ancient trad-
ton. Yet that freedom OF research, that inde-
pendcnce IN the examination OF writings and
customs, which have been held for ages as
the direct emanation OF divine Will; that
elevation above the narrow preIudces peculiar
to all who are brought up and reared in certain
IDEAS ana beliefs is within the Jewish sphere,
QUESTION OF modern times. 1t Is only In this century
tnat q rabbi could write work like "De Urschrtn
by DR.. Geigcr, without being dsowned and excommu.
ncated, not only as rabbi but member Of the Jew
would dare to handle Jewish authors and authorities
with the same freedom as II iney were mere scrib-
bers without being declared an out-spoken nnde /;
only Va this century that IN conventions " rnbbis
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION At DAYTON. OHIO.

Five Persous Killed and Six Wouuded.
Dayton tFeb. III correspondence Cincinnati
Gazette
Al haif-past two O'Clock this afternoon a boiler in
- g. 1ayor's agricultural works exploded reducing
the large building 10 q wreck, burying five men In
the ruins and wUunding half q dozen others. Tho
mammoth brick smoke stack fell on the nrc
snotherlng IL. The ceai bodies have been recovered
The explosion was ielt throughout the city ana
In the ueignbornood. The building belonged TO John
H. Winters, the loss on which Is about Sl2, 900.
Tayors loss Is about So 0O0 Ths 10 the terri.
bic calamity II the KIND that ever happencd here
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
Tie Esalisl, Chapel i'm Paris.

The seventh anniversary OF the Engisa Congrega-
t'ona chapel, in the rue Royale, was celebrated ON
the 6tn INST, when numerous company SAT down
TO bountiful tea, 4 pAngldtse. tn meeting wnicn
followed was presided over by the minister Of the
CHURCH. the Rev. 4. Baron Hart, and addresses were
delivered by the Rev. Dr. Robinson, OF the American
chapel; DR.. CaLtel, OF Lafayette University, Penn
Bylvana; w. GhOsOn, OF the rue ROquepiUe chapel
the Pasteu. LepOitts, and othe. gentlemen Lord
RAdst0ck, who Is about AZ on former occasions, "
hold series or meetings In faris also addressed the
deeply Interested assembly. Tne OlnceM of the
church reviewed the ory Of the past year. and che
financial report presented was satisfactory.
The New York herald., 1870-02-20
Religious Notes..


Mr.. james G. Craignead has retired from the Erdn-
OettsG
The American Presbyterian ,Phiiadelphia) has
been absoroed by the Erdngeitst Of this city.
Rev. DR.. +. +. Ellinwood has become attached 10
the editorial stan OF the Erangelist
What is prayerS The wish OF the heart.
Bibles are scarce in Kentucky. Bourbon isn't.
Those who look upon Goo's race do not feel his
hand
The apostolic Times. OF Lexington Ky., says 1t
believes IN the Bible. Good .'tbe dark and bloody
grounds
Divine consultations are those nearest to us when
human Assistance Is farthest from us.
Arc you deficient In tasto Read the best English
poets, such as Thomson, Gray, Goldsmith, Pope,
Cowper Coeridge Scott ana Wordsworth.
Are you deficient IN inaginationf Read Milton,
Akcnsdc, Burke and Shakespeare.
Are you deficient IN the power OF reasonin2Y Read
ChillngwOrth, Bacon ana Locke
Are you deficient In Judgment and good sense IN
the common affairs OF MEL Read Franklin
Are you deficient in scnsibilltyr Read Goethe and
Mackenzie.
Are you deficient IN political knowledge9 Read
Montesquieu the ieaelaist, Webster and Calhoun.
- Are You defcieht n Fa'ric.,ssM' Read Demos
thenes and the Lfe OF Washington. -
, Are you aenclent Ia consciencc2 Read some or
President Edwards Works.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-24
READ THIS /!

BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS,
ID who desire to purchase
Lime and Brick, or either.
are hereby notified t6 call 1pon the undersigned,
who will be prepared, within few days, to ill
all orders with
AHuaber One Article.
- Orders may be left with the uudersig.ed
rat Walkers Hotel.
MARSHALL WILLARD.
Carson City, May Is, 1869. my1Sn
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N o T I G E.

nARTIEs HAvIra ACCOUNTS AsbI
the v. at. r. H. Go. are requested To-
sept them At an otlitb IL the Co'nlans by tt
of the mouth f,ilow.ug that In which the
II. N. YKRINaTos. supsrin,esssst.
jane IS, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-25
rxCTTrNG CHASE AFTER THIEVES.


About 81 o'clock on Sunday evening Mr..
Frank H. Page living in the lower part OF the dwelling
No 1O5 Clinton place. heard noise in the upper part OF
the house and the voice Of Dr. Henry o. Ely who lives
on an upper floor calling Burglars burglars" and en-
treating Page to come his assistance The latter ran
up stairs, barely escaping the way, blow from
largo bottle Of medicine which the physician in his wrath
had thrown at the burglars. Reaching the upper hall
way Mr.. Page saw the Tetreating forms OF two men
escaping through the scuttle in the roof He pursued
them the continuing shout for more assistance
When Page gained the roof which is fat the burglars
were some distance in front OF him. running across the
roofs OF the adjoining houses Mr. Page rapidly gained
on the fugtives making several perlOus leaps IN the
pursuit. Arriving at a remarkably steep sateroOled
building he grabbed at BOTH and had he not shipped
feels assured that he would have captured them. lie
held on one however who struggled in his grasp the
cOmbatante slipping meanwhile closer ana closer 10 the
edge OF the In this dangerous situation threaten
ing terrible death TO bOthfOr the building was
O high One-Mr. Page managed 70 steady himseH' ana
finally dragged his prisoner back into the house. lie
called in Officer Mchaels Of the Ninth Precinct and the
ing he was brought before Justice Shandey at the Jeer
son Market Police Court, where he gave his name as
George Jones'" age %, OF Philadelphia, and gas inter
by trade He had nothing TO say 10 dprove the charge
and was locked up for trial large amount OF clothing
and jewery the hallway upon which the seute OF
the house opens. The adjoining dwelling was broken
into only the night before, and $500 worth or goods
stolen and il is unlikely that the "cracksnen
were concerned in it. "Jones's" accompice escaped
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY rs, 1871

yer 10 drsv agreement Of separation between himself and WIZ on
he could ssug ogetber that IN set b
were constantly quareug The Of separation was
according the wishes 81 the couple and two days aher
woman known and Bernard TFhe esled upon e
minister duly united marriage when time ls
be, the household and M Brosn became boale'
In the family.
HOBOKEN-The body of dead infant, few
Yesterday taken charge by Coroner Burns Who wiz ho' I'D
Inquest today.
HUDSON CITY.-Charles May, while engaged IN
his shop With accident couple Of days Hh re-
suited fatally swl few into his face add sticking him between
and his produced fracture Sbeh ooush' On
fammation Of the brain
PATERSON-The Rev. Jno. NJ. Heiiernan OF
Bloompgdae H. received call to the pulpit OF 81 PsaIs t.
Church lately vacated By the Rev, DIR. Gallagher
NEWARK-The following are the Revenue re-
turns received several districts Of EewJersey da me s
year: First S3 489 80 Second District s4lo64 20
district s5378o rs Fourth District sSJ',ss ID, Enh p, aI
81 37 u.s. total 80 1905 25. During the forenoon OF yes
day occurred between policemen aud some aboFe engsgso
grading Peek abers having
charged employer they threatened the foreman 10
against yesterday detectives we're sent 70 "ah
peu general tight and several knokdowns occurred
rants have Of the rece OF
the Orphans Catholic Intue amounted to over
Revenue Hawthorne has appointed DIT Samuel " brus
bis The Valley Hotel situated at West o1e
of quantity clothing by thief who obtained lodging tbee ~
Charles Drake has been arrested by epny heH
obtaining possession OF Of horses from MT
President Of yngOn Horse Railroad Company BY Ae repre-
septatiOnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-25
BANKING HOUSE OF
HENRY [! ! i /! :aIaI'ES,A!'.s!|i
80 WALL-ST.

Interest allowed on all Daily
Balances of Currency or Gold.
Persons depOsiting with us can
check at sight in the same manner
as with National Banks.
Certificates Of Deposit issued,
PAYABLE on demand or at liked
date, bearing interest at current
rate, and available i'll all parts OK
the United States.
Advances made to our Dealers,
at all times, on approved coiia'-
erals, at market rates of interest.
We buy, sell, and exchange all
issues of Government Bonds at cur
rent market prices, also Coin ana
Coupons, and execute orders Tor
the purchase and sale of Gold and
all first-class Securities, on com
mission.
Gold Banking Accounts may DO
opened with us upon the same con-
ditions as Currency Accounts.
Railroad, State, City, and other
Corporate Loans negotiated.
Collections made everywhere III
the United States, Canada, ana
Europe.
Dividends and Coupons collected:
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS

ARRIVED.
Steamship Peree Daure Hare jan H. via Brest jan 3 ns'
Volunteer Jones Wilmington NC days naval stores
Brig Americas, Hand Messoa Dec Gibraltar Z1tt nun
Brig La Williams. PernAmbuco Dee. 70. sugar
Schr. Wellington, Eagles, Demsrara 20 days moassea
Schr T. A. Paine, Jones. EaspOrt, fish.
Schr Lyndon, Raupsch. Easport, ISL.
Schr. Portland, CORVALLIS, ~ s., 10 days, potatoes
IcHooSERs-RIvKR AND CoAsTwlsE.
R,l,inore Norwak MARY Tate Bridgeport
j. NJ. Brainerd Connecticut River Maria, Milons PouI
II A Demmiug Conn. River. Wave, NeW-IIsyen,
Cornela Sag Harbor Mail, Gfeeawlch.
Harriet, BroOkhayrn hmuna, brookhaEen-
White Sea, ROckpOrt Hester, Porehester
Mary Tice New.iiayen. James RAYMOND. GreenpoIi
Fngepr Welaeet 1. 5. Smith, Nes.Ha'en-
Jacob Raymond Milestone Point.
wIND-Sundown, L. y. E., cloudy and haIy.
SAILED. -
Steamship Mermack Rio Jsnero Bark Koug Serre Tor Card1
for MatanEas Brig Emma Dean for Curacao
DOMESTIC PORTS
PERSAzRuco Dec ln port schr r. Anger for NeWiork IN
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