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Judge Cation VI. the o. O. aFRv.R.R

we insert, at the request of Judge Cation. the
following affidavit which was read in the in
junction suit which he brought against the rail.
road company, before Judge Leland several
weeks ago. to restrain them from crossing a por.
ton OF his grounds therein described. Judge
Cation feels the more aggrieved at the conduct of
the railroad company, because, just previous to
his trip in spring to the Pacific Coast, he had
made an amicable arrangement with the compa-
ny in reference to crossing his grounds, agreeing
to charge them nothing for the right of way, and
in violation of this agreement the route was
changed in manner to do him very serious
damage.
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sERENADE.-Mr. Bernhard, the popular leader
Of Denhard's band, the editor of the German
newspaper in this city, having achieved forty
years of experience in this life, on Thursday
last, was visited by his friends in the evening
A German glee club, and "Gideons band" of
whom our "Locsl' is "one of them," called at
late hour and perpetrAted scrsnade upon
him. He responded with a request to come IN
and apologize. We did. We cant say more
now" We are too full for utterance."
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And adds this note:


To the old settlers of the county who were not
present wish to say the probability ia we shall
have another meeting IN about year, which
may be made the most interesting of all il only
those appointed TO gather items of interest will
exert themselves u little, and bring such items
or send them to the President or Secretary Of
the society. A. NJ. EBERso1,
Box 1906 Ottawa, Ill.
THE SHABBoNAs AT ST.. Unconstitutional
the Shabbona base ball club were beaten in St.
Louis the Rpnbhcan, in spite Of some Boosting
over the country clu'." comedies that the St.
Louis clubs had to earn their victory, though
playing with "crippled club" This is the
Rpublitan's report Of the gamc with the Unions:
Our visitors particularly distinguished them.
selves in the field, holding almost every fly ball
that came in reach Of their ready hands. The
Shabbonas would perhaps have given our boys
hard tussel II not . bad defeat, had not their
nine been in crippled condition; three or four
Of their men being unwell. Al II was tho
Unions found in them some tough base ball ma.
terisl. The score shows how close the game
WAS played, Il being 10 to 10 In favor u tho
Union.
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NOIICE.-EsTATE OF NICHOLAS Woop DRCEAsyp
Notice hereby given that the undersigned Executor of
the last Will and testament of Nicholas Wood the
Y OF La sale and state Illinois deceased will appear before
the county court OF said county the third Monday np the
I'm day. of October 1870 the Court House In Ottawa in
said county, when and where all persons having claims or
mands against said notified attend and
same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this !5th day OF August A. D. 1870.
CATHARINE NJ. WOOD.
aus@'o" Executriy
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19ir0.

ie'ror Michigan. Au-. 10th. 1870 of consump,Ion DE
AioN sikIChLAND aged q years, month and Is days
'pr!ht IN le patient in suffering calm In DEATH duul
son. an aeconaie brother, and and faithful in all the
ei''o''' OF He After hie's Gul fever he sleeps WELL
In Serena August 18TH $50 NANCY NJ AGED nine months
A io' ''a!s, only cAId Of James and Nancy Blake.
Lovely babe how brief thy STAY,
Short and hasty was thy day;
Ending soon thy Journey here
Pain and grief no more To hear -
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Ladies' walking boot at Child & Bros.
@arrteD.

AT P!nsees Anne Maryland, on the 18th day Of August
Col LYLE DlCkEY OF Ottawa H., V MRs. B. e. HI RsT,
OF the former pNco.
BY Rev. D J. Holmes. q DAYTON August ~ Mn JOSEPH
.. JENNINGS Y Ai.s JENNY L hAKINs0N, youngest
We elected fsdsut Of the British weaeyan Conference and
pr ~ coo q he successors Of John Fletcher
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STATE or ILLINOIS. la SALE Co.'S.
- Cyct Court thereof, 10 Nor lr lS10-fn fH1nceU
Lucen p Sanger, administrator of the estate OF William K
Brown deceased Mary Elizabeth Calder and James Cal.
der Catherine Vaughn and William Vaughn. David s. Brown
and = Brown infant child and only heir George w
Brown. reconsideration ryg tie ytls NJ real ESTATE "
tappearns from an AFFIDAVIT file in the Office OF the
clerk OF said court, that said defendant Brown infant
child and only heir Of George Brown deceased /, not
resident Of said state and said complainant having ied
MS O OF complaint IN said court. TIE chancery side
thereof on the 10th day OF August $50 herein and sn
mons having been issued thereon according to law;
Notice. therefore, IL hereby given TO said defendant
Brown infant child and only heir of George W Brown
deceased. mat unless you Shall personally be and
appear before said court at said term therrof tn he
held AZ the Court House In ottawa in slid county on the
hrst Monday OF November next 1870 when and where
SAID summons Is rctunabe, and plead. answer, dcmur
or except TO said bill the will he taken for con.
iessed against You and the matters and things therein
prayed for decrecd accordingly.
$500, - CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk
'oiiN N'NhAhfLiS' So!lcitor' aug2,-iW-
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PERsoNAL.-A. I. Patterson, who sold those
splendid pictures here during the week, has gone
to Davenport. He will return here soon with
new stock. We oheerfully endorse him as u
gentleman and scholar.
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ArrENrioN.-Everyo one should go to II. L.
Mariners, No. La Sale street. Why? Be.
cause you can buy fruit cheaper than elsewhere,
and because Morse II Coolcy's Eagle Yeast is
manufactured and sold there, and ,carronted best
in market.
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NcIIClc.-E ESTATE OF julius SPENCER, DECEASED.
~ Notice Is hereby gwen that the undersigned admin
tor with the Will annexed of Julius Spencer the county
Of La sale and state OF Illinois viii appear before
18th day. OF October 1870 at the Court House In Ottawa in
said county when and where all having claims or de.
ano against SAID estate are notified 10 attend and
same in writing for adjustment. go
Dated this 2ith day OF August u. 1870
aug2,-6w Administrator with the will snnerccd
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FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE
l. ESTATE OF ANDREW X. LEONARD. DEcEAsYD.-Notice is
hereby given all persons Interested in said ate that james
Leonard, administrator OF the Andrew K
deceased WI appear before the County Cour, Of the
~ OF La Sale and State OF Illinois, Court HOUSE in on a.
wa In said county, on Monday the 18th day October A. D.
49, LOT the purpose OF rendering OF his proceed
ngs in the administration the final
Dated ut ottawa this 2ad day of August 1870
aus-'-Iw II. l.. MEAD. Clerk
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Those who use spectaccs, can have no greater
comfort than a perfect pair; such can be pro.
cured from their well known agent, o. Trask,
sole Agent in this place for Lazarus Il Morris
Perfected Spectacles.
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GONE EAsT.-Jo Megafin has gone to the
principal boot ana shoe manufactures to buy
goods for the fall trade He will como home in
a few days with splendid assortment, and then
Is your time to buy boots and Shoes
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WAR Tgaps.

Maps Of the Seat of War between France and
Prussia, showing Germany, Frame, Belgium
Holland, Switzerland, &c. Price 25 cts For
sale by Osman & Hapeman, Is La Sale street
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La SALE Co--ss
- cUcua tgtH hereof 10 Norebr term, ls,0Lu Chdnc7y
Laura Lewis "a. samuel Lewis ~ -
appearing from an affidavit file in the office Of the
cerk OF sad court that said defendant Samue Lewis Is NOT
resident OF sad state and said complainant having filed
er OH oil complaint in said chancery side
thereon, on the 18th day of August A. D. 1870 herein and
summons having been issued thereon according 10 law
NOTICE therefore, hereby given to said defendant Sam
ue Lewis that unless you shall personally be appear
tore SAD court at said term thereof to be held Court
House IN ottawa, in said county, first Monday OF
November next D. $50 Cwhen and where said summons is
returnaDe ana plead answer, demur except said bill
the same VIII be taken for confessed against yo and the mat
tes and things therein prayed tor deceed accordingly
-. g Co.., CHARLES H. HOOK Clerk.
BOWEN SHEPHERD, Solicitors. augs7-iw
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Subscriptions received for the principal papers
aud periodicals. In tAs Uaissd States, u Osaa b
Hapsnaai
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All the grading upon the Fox River Valley
r. r. to Aurora was finished last week, and tho
track is now being rapidly laid from Ottawa
northward, as we'll a. from Aurora southwark,
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f,.-EsrATE oP HopLsY DREW, DECEASED -
Notice hereby gven that the undersigned adnnistra.
X with the viii annexed OF oplcy Drew OF tho county
OF IA sale ana State o Illinois, deceased will appear before
e County Court OF said county the third Monday (beng
e th day. OF October $50 nj the Court House In Ottawa in
said county when and where NIL having claims or de.
same in writing for adjustment ~ a. ~ ~
Dated this 18th day of August A. II. 1870.
o- MARY S. DREW,
aUg2'-bw ADMINISTRATIVE. with viii annryeJ
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Whereas Henry Winters, ndenuet and bound 10 me ON
III llh OF June 1857 until he shall arrive s the age of ri
years has, without my consent left before the expiration
OF the te notice Is hereby given that will hold mys
responsible Tor any debts contracted BY him. and thereby
warn any and all persons against trusting him on my account
ro,,o,, III ..o- co.,, SAMUEL B. ELwELL.
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NO,TlCF;.-EsrATE LuKR FINN, D.cx.srp-
Notice Is hereby gwen that the undersigned Executor
OF the last VIII and testament Of Luke Finn, late of
the county Of La Sale and State Of Illinois deceased win ap
pear before the County Court OF said county third Mon.
Ottawa in said county when and where a persons having
ard present the same in writing for plbistment.
Dated this I'D day Of August A. d. X,O
aug91-Gw " Evan,,r
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A SSESSNIENT NOTICE.

4 TN n
. CITY CLERKS OFFICE Ottawa, Aug l6, 1870
Pnoc notice hereby given To all That
ne Commissioners appointed BY the City Council Of the cit
OF ottawa To assess the OF $3.50 81 real In tho
division 81 the city deemed benefited by the construction OF
and ordered by City Council regular meeting held lam
airy h 1870 have completed their and made re-
turn to my Office ~ ' ~
All persons wishing TO appeal from said assessment mus,
h"r objections In writing, In my office before Tuesday
september bth A. ID. S,0 al -, oclk CITY Councii
VIII at that time In the council room; all objections To th
assessment ana revise and confirm annul the same
Il. n. WATERMAN: City Clerk
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A Newark Kestaurateur in Trcuble-His
Arrest Yesterday ON n Charge Of DeceiviBg
Kate, the Cook.
Yesterday, on an order issued by s. S. Morris, SUI
preme Court Commissioner, Mr.. John Byrnes, late
proprietor OF restaurant and saloon in Market
street, Newark was taken into custody by Deputy
Sheriff Sommers, and failing to procure bail in the
sum OF $1,000, was committed to the county jail.
The charge against John, who ia quite nice looking
dark haired, pencil mustachea young man OF
twenty or thirty, is contained in an aidavit
made by one Kate Young. domestic formerly IN the
employ Of Mr.. Byrnes. The instrument sets forth
that about ten months ago Kate into the service
Of the said Byrnes In the capacity OF cook and
housekeeper; that month or 50 subsequent in
October. 1853 he promised to marry her. but thar he
afterwards refused and continues to refuse to enter
the state OF wedOck Dep0nent further sweareth that
the said John had 70 infused her with faith
aud confidence in his promise Of marriage that she
permitted him to take liberties whereby she is
approaching maternity Apd sttll further does the
fair but fra Kate set forth that recently Mr. Byrnes
sold out his business for the purpose she AYERS, OF
clearing out, and leaving her to the mercy OF the
world. Placing faith In her sworn statement, tho
order issued by Commissioner Motifs, aud ser, ed
before indicated.
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0t sNw ~ make y Iuil
<ougn inquiry into the cause OF the quarrel
Cofc,ter Rollins took possession OF the pistol WHICH
deceased had ut the time he was shot ana also re-
v0ver held by another OF the party On gong 10 le
nOusc yesterday morning 10 make ariansemsn's ior
holding the inquest Coroner Rollins found the rela.
fives and friends Of deceased aboring under great
excitement and he met with chilling reception
for The reason that they did not desire ms omcia
services, and continued to urge that the matter de
Seeing how matters stood ana wishing 10 avOu
trouble, Coroner Rollins waited upon Captain NC.
Donnell OF the TwenIy-irst precinct and requested
him 10 take charge OF the premises OF deceased ana
deceased alderman. Immediately thereafter Cor0-
ner Rollins searched through the city for his asso-
ciatP lflynn), IN order TO talk the matter over anu
il possible, come 10 some amtcable understanding 10
relation 10 holding the inquisti0n. AT quarter 70
three O'Clock M. sergeant Porcher, IN command OF
the twenty sixth precinct received from tho Centfa
ONCE despatch Of which the following IS COPY
Send 10 the Cor0ners' once and see II coroner
Rollins IL coming to hold an inquest on deceased.
Coroner Flynn wants to KNOW"
Coroner Rollins being in his office was immediatey
shown the despatch, and directed an alrinatlVe re-
ply 10 be made to the despatch, and IN q Few mo-
John Beach, started for the house or deceased 10
make some preliminary arrangements. coroner
Rollins expected to do nothing In the case Yesterday
unless possibly ne might empanel jury ana give
directions about making ap0stmorlem examination
on the body OF deceased. -
Thomas Donohuc, whom deceased charged IN his
ante-inoriem statement with firing the fatal shot,
has not been arrested, on account OF being absent
from the State. He is SAID to be luxuriating with
the members Of the AmerlcuS Cub At indian Har-
Dor, Conn. The friends Of DOnOhue clam that he
has not left the city for fear of any punishment re
sulting from Scannell's death, but they seem TO
sight, should they meet him in the city without a
strong body guard
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schr r Wells, Kelssy, lisrtfor for New York
schr Judge kunyoD, Hopkns, Hartford for New York.
schr Kate Mary, Murphy, Hartford for New YORK.
Bchr Gua, Warwick, Hartford for Trenton.
Schr Baldwin, Hurley, Mddetown for New York.
schr Oliver sconeld, Dssosway, New Haven for George
town, DC.
schr Otranto, Hammond, New Haven for Now York.
schr Terrapin, Small New Haven for New York.
Schr Sarah Sesey, Selsey, New Haven for New York.
Schr George Hotchkiss Racket New Haven for Phlade
phia.
schr VIM Bradley, Bradley. New Haven for Trenton.
schr Fashion, Davis, New Haven Tor New YORK.
Schr Belle, Simpson, Bridgeport for Permont.
schr Mary ice, Tice, Bridgeport for New York
Schr Nellie Bell, Small, Bridgeport for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Francona, Bragg New York for Portland
Steamship Gaucua. Walden. New York for Boston
Schr Billow, -, Trenton for Middletown
Schr O DenisOn, Allen, Albany for Provideoce.
schr Empire, Mathews, Rondout for Somerset.
Schr Conner, Denison, Rond0ut for Boston.
Schr Fannie Hammer, Brooks, Rondout for Plymouth.
Schr W. Cummings Wood, Rondout for Providence.
schr Ids Burger. ., Hoboken for Rockland.
schr Rena, Bishop, New YORK for Portland.
schr Lodowck Bil, Brockway, New York for New Lon
don.
sclr Ocean STAR woodman, New York for Gloucester.
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is.

..c.y nousE.-He or she who aupposes
that Gil the world IL out OF town IL under agreat
mistake. True 10 Is that since "the glorious Fourth
the Long Branch steamboats,, the Sound steamboats,
the Hudson river steamboats, and the European
steamships and the railways radiating from this
city, east. west, north and south, have been taking
away tens OF thousands OF health and pleasure
seekers but STILL from the immense audience
ut the Grand Opera House last night one
would suppose that all the world and MS
wife are stiu I'm town. The attraction was
the first representation OF the famous anu numerous
svennoise ballet and pantomlne troupe" In con-
junction with the "Ajax Parsienne troupe" and
dramatic company, the combination embracing q
dazzling congregation OF pretty women. the even
ngs programme MAS st nv vey ST1g ~ w 1atee
auence OF the diversion created by the still ncreas;
down stairs ana in the aisles aud lobbies.
The second part OF the bili, Dailet,
called "The Nations or the Conscript ana .me w =.
ballet, was a neat affair, marked by q number OF
brilliant dances, which drought down the house"
baskets Of flowers. The third article Of the bill how
ever, was the distinguishing feature OF the enter
ballet Se 70 IN the Two ORIGINAL
music OF Adoipn Adam, by Inc velinc ns,
troupe pantomime or which neither nc music nor
the beautiful dances and graceful combinations OF d
stage full OF pretty girls from the Danube the Selne
the Thames and the Hudson nor the ysterous plot,
can be understood without seeing the performance
1t was received with all the usual demonstrations
OF success including recalls OF several fav0rlles,
and the sustained activity Of the dancers was some
thing wonderful for July. Same bill this evening.
wALLAcKs-ENMEr AS FRIrz.-A genuine bona
fde Dutch comedian is q real sensation at this thea
tire. Joe Emmett bears the palm in this respect ana
the high and catering reputation he has enjoyed for
seasons past in the provinces was trIumphantly
carried out last night at one Of the most exacting
houses In America When an artist passes the ordeal
Of wallack's without scratch we may accord
to him or her merted praise. Such was the
fortune Of Emmett last night. His success was
indubtable and assured from the instant, lie pre-
scented his round g0od-natured face, and danced and
sung his inimiiable selections. There is an
unctuous humor about HIM tnat wins It's way
at once. The play 10 specially constructed TO
show OF his peculiar talents, and, nOtwlth-
standing the strong cast, is extremely uninerest.
ing; but Emmets wonderful impersonatiOn
makes It an infalllbe medium for mirth and enjoy
able fun, and Manager Moss supplies literally every.
thing In the way or mounting and cast To Mr..
GayIer credit Is due for giving the comedian fine
opportunity TO display his remarkable talents as a
Dutch eccentric representative ana to the manage
ment we must credit liberal ana wise outlay In
giving full scope to such talents.
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the CUBAN BOND ROBBERY.
An Arrest NIade-Tracius $4,000.

M Arrest NIade-Trac1nR 8S5,OOO.
On the 26lh OF June the announcement was male
IN the press VI the city that Carlo Costello Treasurer
OF the Cuban Foreign Mission. had been robbed OF
$50 600 In registered bonds securities by thieves,
who, II was supposed entered his rooms at the st.
Georges HOTEL corner of Broadway and
Twentieth street, during an absence OF
fifteen minutes by Mr.. Costello. The loss was
reported TO the Central Police once, where few OF
the detectives credited the story Of the repeated rob
berry. Captain Kelso, however had certain infor-
nation placed In his possession that induced him TO
act without any reference to the many believers
about the Central ONCE. The result was the arrest
last evening by detective Joseph Eustace or the Gen.
trail once and Colonel Whitley, OF the United States
Secret Service Division, OF cigar dealer named J0-
seph Gregory in the act Of negotiating $40 600 worth
OF the stolen bonds. The accnsod locked up at
The Central Police once AMI win Dc arTsIqDed 81 The
IGJuis IBIS WVyJiBR.
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An American ship Captain Hangs HiInseh ON
BOARD His vcssel-EIis Family Residing In
Hudson City, N. j.

An American ship Captain Hangs Himself o"
BOARD His vos.el--His Family Residing in
Hudson City, N. j.
From the Liverpool Times June 29.]
The Coroner Tor Liverpool Air. O. Aspinali) heni
an inquest yesterday afternoon on the body OF Gii,
the brigantine Albert who committed suicide on
board that vessel while she was or the lrsh coast
II appeared the Albert sailed from ,, Miver.
cargo OF salt. After she left Liverpool de-
ceased began to tipple. and drank more or
less gin and brandy every day. The vessel was de-
peared to irritate deceased very much. On the 23d
instant when the Albert was OIL the Irish coast the
chief mate went TO the cabin TO make INQUIRIES W.
about the course when he found deceased In bed ana
apparently drunk About eleven O'Clock that nignt
the mate was called by the boatswain, and on gong
TO The fore cabin he found deceased lying along tne
nO0r with his neck In the moose OF line attached
to the ceiling. When the moose was cut deceased
found to be dead. II appeared that he was part
Of te AIoer q ana IN ns PocK I Letter TS s
latter stated
am in the greatest trouble and distress, and cal
you 70 take charge 81 my sa waSs AI 10
my wife, johanna Erickson, Hud. City New Jersey
masking %ae nj.
.on. and getting short for ys are
native pun my miserable life Should see
So re P: s M % h .ss s Ss
@ wS son mot S m When
been rsng and feeling bad ever since sailed, and can
drsn, and protect them when am more Address the
sorowfnl news to wife when you see al ended Fare
well God have mercy upon my poor SOUL
AS the sailors refused to continue the voyage, the
ship was brought back to Liverpool, where she ar
rived about nine O'Clock on Tuesday evening, Wne9
the body was taken TO the deadhouse. me Jury Is-
turned verdict to the effect that the deceased c0-
mtted suicide when lab0ring under temporary
mental arrangement.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY II, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship Holsaia (N0h Meier, Plymouth, Cherbourg
and Hamburg Kunhsrdt Co.
Steamship Tybec, Delaney, st Domngo-spoord Teston
Co.
Steamship Yranconia. Bragg. Portand:-J r Amea
Steamship Glaucus. Walden, Boston-W p CLYDE.
Ship Cicero, Aexander, London-E Morgan's Sons.
Bark 0rattA, Strout Stettin-SimpsOn 4 Clapp.
Bark Hobrook, Leavitt Belle Isle-.Bret, Son Co.
Bark Eagle, Wilkinson, Galveston C W Adams Co.
Brig Joshua King Smith, Amserdam-P1 Nevius Sons.
Brig Nellie Hustled, Maloney Genoa Brett, Son CO.
Brig Ben Nevis, Forrest Little Glace BayHatton, Watson
AGO.
Brig ChilIanwalahS Gibson, Lingan--G Brewer
Schr Julia A Decker, Dunon st Martns-H A vatable
Son. .-tt.
schr Emma, Ashford ST stephens--G Boardman.
Schr Hero, ketty 6alem--R w Ropes. ....-
Sloop Dunwoodie Blizzard, Wilmington, Del-s Goodwin
Son.
sloop Mary Elizabeth, Williams, New Haven-Racxett
Bros. g
Steamer Anthracite, Green. Philadelphia
Steamer Fairchid. Trout Philadelphia.
Steamer w Perrepont, Shropshire, Phladsphsa
Steamer A Sinners, Lenny, Philadelphia.
Steamer Uuey, Davis, Philadelphia.