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GA man who was too mean to nd.
vcrtisc land he wanted to sell put o
written notice in ono Of tho hotels
the othor day. A man who was in
qniring for small farm was referred
to tho written notice, when ho replied
L cant buy land at fair price of any
man who does his advertising in that
way. Hold steal tho fence, the pump.
handle, and the barn doors, before he
gave up possession
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE COUNTY
In Ir0LQte Courf-G;Lnt;on

In Probate Citation.
wHEREAs W. s. Caldwell and Tbo, r
w Wilson. applicants, has made sui, IN
me- to grant him Letters of Administrator
OF the Estate Of james Caldwell, deceased.
late of said County. N"''u'
These are therefore, to cite and admonisb
OIL and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the said James Caldwell, decd, that ihev be
and appear before me, in the Court of Pro.
oe.e' oce' 70 be held at Abbsvile C. H.. on Friday,
at o'clock in the afternoon, To show nnn.s
u any they have why the said Administrator,
Ammo Domini 1870. '. A.s''
=, iab!ished on the 18th day Of August 1870. in
'ne Win year OF American Independence.
.. WM. HILL. }. P. A. O. IL. 81
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ABBEVIIIlE, S. G, FRIDAY AUGUST 8,

my hearty commcnlation to those
who arc striving to expose and correct
public abuses.
With high regard, I am truly yours,
ID. T.. WARDLAW.
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SCRAPS.


Mrs. Charles Dickens h,s ,c.,
ou,lv il, .in.c ~, Ir.,IL ~. ~.
''','
Lord y.r;.o,, :, .,
cc;yc e:;rj;0 i;r . " ,.n,. ~ .u'''o'r"' ,'".' "
wocJ -'''' ''i u nc" mover ~
Tic tu~ T'rrr,I, c<,1,I.l a
wcro on S,,n,L,v Lili;r.. 'L ,I,a
aud three ,non N'''''<' '"' =
WASHINGTON L,,o,, h,,.o
their price; IN 60 10 ,l.,.
uJ;n:;rr,u,.,,, nc 1,'' ~ u'J s'''e
" ''E' '"''
ice machinrx i,,,, Ncr, o" u,;,.n1 - .ur'
pricr ha: t;,I;r, n,n r.ir '~''''''' '-'
-, '''''''
i lie present !t.cnnih Of fi,r Uni.
II viii be .sraiu;,liv rcdnn.I
in" to TIC new Iu,y. 10 .;0 nnI, ''0,o''
According 10 Gladstone The We:
every year.
New Orleans received its G"at |
OF New cotton, July -. I.%>s y
tl!c FIRST bale was received hurul
Tho Few Jewish Synagogue, g. .>
Susta, Ga, is approaching t,,uy.;,
and will be eu,! ). lo- ccca1 ;.,.rI
t;.ll.
Weston proposes to walk 400 mi. -;
in five consecutive days, an,l IL
miles in twenty four hours.
~,
cr*l dc !;o'!as, asks for u rciIiorcc-
incmt Of fourteen thousand t;y,,,,,. ~
garrison "thn ever faithful isle"
!a","c Square pieces of rcd papcr. ON
which the name is printed in orc err.
!cr.
r., ,,.
.nt Oh a military: basis. Each s,aii17
lGu@c has lust been furnished Win q
dozen musicts.
to baihc in lie s,,rr at the scashorS
compensate ths nj selves with mild
drinks enough to mako their hc,J
swim.
Father 1Iyacinthc has published T.
letter jn the Paris papers PROTESTING
against the declaration cr panol in'
The Boston Post wants TO know If
that secret treaty was such an ort-
lonr? >l'' - seoie' SO
George B: Shutc, heavy cotton
operator i'll New Cr!canS, has Gccor,n.
cd. ' uns'''''h-
~,
Ihc oicnHlnS cadets ut West Point
nave had their trial for ilI-trcat:nr
H'ir Go'orei brother, and been sct,-
'c"ced to be ''reprimarlcd."
rho so. ,,..
than the Prus,itn, and the Drc,,i,,,.
c"s arc an altogether smaller T,r,
than the Bcrlinycrs.
1,,,o r.:.,
20 = -. ..,I;', 'efi'''y "l oxford IS a3o"t
" .St"'.'Sh il iTctuE"ih'p on subjects
~unmo ounoN ~ ,r' i "n" .", Inc Sca!vonic ian-
Macrcady, the retired trarcdian
VIII publish volume Of hi; rcn,;uiy;-
ctIices OF Dickens.
El,ro,.o H-;..,,;
bod u.r;.so - '.,"S:le' i.,'a from a sick
and nrescribin, - ru,os 'rt,"s rn, alrectons'
"''S 'or army nurse&'
Tidings Of DR.. Livingstone orc so;d
to have been received by Dr. Kir,, -,
Zanzibar, announcin" the exnlorcr:',
safety.
con..,
,on",,,I senator lseSGIs lie denies that he was
IN Louisville on account of his color.
ne says he has often been in Louis.
vile, and has uniformly been treated
with kindness and civility by the peo.
pic OF that city.
There ,ros . ,;ot o.Do.,
on Tucs.,o1- n;rht I., T.. =, eeNsAll'' N; ~
or tha Irnn Mani'i, Mi', nsCWcch members
non.union n,nn tT.rs 1Tn,. on.oh ana tho
tho fnr,ncr " ",a .AI;iicG I.;iio1 nro"n, ono OF
Shea TLn " p"I;aa m'''." ~ l,oncricl1 n
saved SLan from, % h';,,,. WIN o:,hcoity
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You might MS we'll attempt to sham.
poo the head Of an elephant with a
thimblefall of soapsuds as to attempt
to do business and ignore printers
ink" That's 80. e%ss a.,
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Current Deposits of SI.0O and
upwards Received. Gold
Deposits payable in


gold, received by
agreement
with the Assistant Cashier.
Interest aUomet at tie rate of Sic
Per Cent. per amman, conpo,ud-
cd crcry Sir Npuths.
DRINCIPAL and Interest, or any part
q thereof, may be withdrawn at any
time-the Bank rescrving the right (hough
it will be rarely cxercised) to demand four
teen days notice if the amount is under
$1,000; twenty days if over 81 900 and
under $4,000, or thirty days if over
$1,000.
OFFICERS-
WADE HAMPTON, l'resl.lent.
JOHN B. PALMER, Vice-prcsdcnt.
THOMAS E. GREGG, Cashia:
D. L. WARDLAW, Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS.
WADE HAMPTON, Columbia.
WILLIAM MARTIN, Columbia.
F. w. McMASTER, Columbia.
A. G, HASKELL, Columbia.
J. P. THOMAS. Columbia.
E. II. HEINIrSH. Columbia.
JOHN u. PALMElt, Columbia.
THOMAS E. GREGG, Columbia.
J. ELI GREGG, Marion.
G. T. SCOTT, Newberry.
w. G. MAYES, Newberry.
B. II. RUTLEDGE, Charleston.
DANIEL RAVENEL, JR., Charleston
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows
Orphans and others may here deposit lhci,
savings and draw liberal rate Of interest
thereon. Planters, Professions, Men and
Trustees wishing TO draw interest on thei,
funds until III. y require them for business
or other purposes. Parents desiring te
setapart small sums for their children, aut
Married Women and Minors (wbose de-
posts can only be Withdrawn by them
selves, or, in case Of death, by their lcga
representatives. wishing to lay aside fund
for future use, are here afforded an oppor
tunity Of depositiny their means wi.er
they will rapid y accumulate, and ut TIN
same time, be subject 10 withdrawal whe
needed.
Sept. 10, 1860, 2o-1y
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Greenville and Columbia Rail-
road.
!e IeI{ssa Izsga egls 60 - -
GENERAL SUrERrNrEspExT's OFFICE

GENERAL SUPERrNTENDExT's OFFICE,
or COLUMBIA. 8. c., July 26, 1870.
H. oN Sa,,a,n ana after after MONDAY, August ist
day excepted. connecting with Night Trains s@n ~,
South Carolina Road, up and down, and will ri
Night Train on Charlotte, Columbia and W., a."
gnstA Road going South: ' "nu a u
UP.
Leave Columbia, -, a1ko
Alston - -. eee
- u =" Nevberry, ll.Os ~
..o Arrive AbbeviIle, 8.3onn,
= - Anderson. 4.30pn,
Greenville, 300 m
DOWN.
Leave Greenvi1le, 7Ooam IN
Anderson, 7.s0am
ALbeville, o.0Oam
:. HeWonry, 12.47 am
Arrive Columbia 3.46am
JOHN II. MORE,
General Superintedent.
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Blessed are they that do not adver.
tlse; for rtthey shall rarely be troubled
with customers, xifs,naT,s:, ~. u. :,
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Mrs. Charles Dickens has been
oualy i'll since The death Of Mr. .
cn#.
The Shasta courier., 1870-11-12
NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
q. S. LAND OrrIcE,

Marysville, CAL, 18th October, 1870.
In THE NATTER OF THE PRE-EMPTION
IL claim of the Heirs of VIM. II. Elmore de-
ceased by Nancy Davis Administrative, to the
NEf ofN E sec. 32.-N J of N W sec. 33.
S E of S W / sec. %, Township 81 N, 5
W. Mt. Dablo Meridian
Whereas, the claimants, by Nancy Davis,
Administratrix, has applied to this office to
make proof and payment for the land above
described, in accordance with the pre-emption
law and, whereas, said tract has been sur
veyed by the U. s. Deputy Surveyor, and re-
turned in said survey mineral land and is
thus designated upon the official plat now up
on file in this Office.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern, that the undersigned
have appointed Tuesday the 9Th day of Decem-
fee, in the city of Marysville, as the time and
place for the hearing of testimony to the
mineral character of said land, at which time
and place all parties in interest aud who have
personal knowledge as to its character, will be
heard, and the Evidence taken will be trans
mitted to the Department at Washington, for
final decision Aud in case of the failure to
appear and show the said lands to be more
valuable for mining than for agriculture, the
said claimants will be allowed to enter and
pay for the same upon satisfactory proof that
the agricultural properties of said land exceed
its mineral properties, and that the claimants
has fully met the requirements of the pre-emp-
tion law.
LIB AVER, Register.
Chas G. BOCKIUS, Receiver.
(o294w.)
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REeIsrER's OFFICE, U. S. LAND OFFICE,
Marysville. Cal, Gath October, 1870.
oIlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Mining firm known as 'sWynne 4 Co. ;" has
tnis I'M day, by its Superintendent Patrick wynne,
nieo IN tins othce Notice of application for
fe,ent from the United States under an Act
vi S9ngress approved the 26th July 1855, and an
Act amendatory thereof approved the ath JnIy
lofv, ior the Fractional Southwest Quarter Of
Section No. 81 in Township No. 81 North of
Range West, Mount Disblo MERIDIAN, situated
IN AIMS Flat Mining District. in Shasta Conn,v
State OF California, in which said tract Of land t5s
Placer Mining claim, covering portions Of ali the
subdivisions Of said tract. and belonging to sal,
Company, is situated; which said claim il mora
particularly described by the Notice Of application
posted in this office, and on the said mining claim.
Any person or persons claiming adversely 20
said Wynne Company, must file notice Of the
same IN this once within ninety days from The
first publication Of this notice.
L. B. AVER, Register.
[o7s. 3m.1
The Shasta courier., 1870-11-12
SHASTA COURIER.

ABOUT MIvTRELs.-O Our jovial friend, V.
Ryan. of the Trinity Press, trutbfully pho.
tographs modern negro minstrels thusly:
We DO remember when the minstrel perfor-
mances put US in mind of the "old planta.
ton" We have greatly enjoyed many a
geuine break down or real old darkey melo-
dy. But the negro minstresy" Of the pres
ent day is something different. Perhaps it
is an improvement, We don't say it isn't.
But wedo say that there is very little of the
old plantation about it. Who that goes to a
minstrel show now a-days dosen't know be-
forehand just what he is to see and hear?-
The inevitable clog dance; the eternal ballad
the antedilnvian joke; that same old conun-
drum; the worn-out acts; the utter sameness
of all the ''unequaled combinations y Do
we not know that when the curtain rises,
'middle- man" will loftily inquir, well Ju.
Illus, how do you feel % and Julius will
then respond. "ScrumptiousI" "And how
do you feel, Bones7" ''Oh, feels like al
ways feel" And how is that. Bones -
Hungry" fla ha hal" spasmodical-
ly laughts the middle-man very good,
Bones. Now we'll have the opening chorus" /"
And then the darkeys are invited to ''cheel
for old Virginny," and a healthy moke re-
quests his mother to "lay me in my little
bed' or to '..rock me to Sleep" or some
thing similar. Where does the NEGRO"
come in, in all this? Give us back the
palmy days of negro minstrelsy, or drop the
negro part altogether.
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REDEMPTION FUND.

NJ Office is hereby given that sealed proposals,
y directed to the undersigned, for the surrender
of County Warrants, will be received up to the last
day of the next regular meeting of the Board of
Supervisors.
SAMUEL COOPER. Treasurer.
Shasta, s., 1870.
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If YOUR tongue is coated, mouth tastes had
ly, have poor appetite. feel dull. stupid
despondent sleepy or dizzy, your liver does
not act properly. aad pntliig viii relieve
and cure you so speedily as DIR. P,erce's Alt
Ext or Golden Medical Discovery. Il slim
ulates all the secretions to action, restore
the appetite and unclogs the lowes As a
blood, purifier for the cu,e of Pimpes and
Blotchcs on tie face Eruptions Salt Rheum
Erysipeas and all Ser fslou> and Skin dis
eases it is unequaled. NJ f,mily should {
without it. Sold By druggists.
The Shasta courier., 1870-11-12

PIxLEY IN SPAIN.-Frank Pixies has been
in Madrid, attending bull fight, which be
describes thus graphically in one of the San
Francisco papers:
Eight or ten Spanish loafers. with grea'
red togas to blind the bull while they stick
barbs of steel into his neck, and at the slight
est danger run away and jump out of the
ring-horses blindfolded, with riders armed
with lances. Your sympathy is with the
bull and horses. Finally, the poor. jaded
bleeding, fainting bull is murdered by an
other cowardly Spanish rufian, and all the
audience applaud. | would give money fol
a bull who would kill every human in the
ring and then have an hour of indiscriminatt
goring of the audience. The sight at frs
made me siek-recavering from that feeling
| got mad, and shall stay so, at the whole
Internal Spanish race"
The Shasta courier., 1870-11-12

A patent medicine vender in country
village was dilating to a crowd upon the
wonderful efficiency of his iron bitters.
"Why," said he, 'Steve jenkins had only
taken the bitters one week, when he was
showed into prison for murder, and what
does Steve do but open vein in his arm,
take iron enough out of his blood to make
a crowbar, with which he pried the gates
open and let himself out Fact
The Shasta courier., 1870-11-12

The Dead Letter Office reports mark
ed decrease in the accumulation of dead
letters at that bureau for the last quarter
This is mainly owing to the gratuitous
posting, by the Young Mems Christian
Association, of unstamped letters deposi-
ted in the postoffices, and the free use Of
request envelopes, by which letters not
called for within specified time are to be
returned to the sender.
The Shasta courier., 1870-11-12

AR A MIR ACU L. This
wonderful Medicine is advertised by DR.. S. G..
Smith; it bears many testimonials pronouncing 2
its efficacy in Rheumatism. Neuralgia Gout and
Scrofula, and is receiving hattering notices from
the Press, based upon the statements of relieved
patients For sale at L. Wellendorfs.
ED. d. w WENBAN. Travelling Agent. IoShv.
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0&313:{3K7
9%a|3s'S||s|9;3||'''1|

This is the most thorough blood purifier yet
di covered, and cures all humcrs from the worst
Scrofula to a to common Eruption. Pimples
and Blotches ON the face, and sealy or rough skim
which are such annoying blemishes to liany young
persons, yield to the of few bottles of this
wonderful medicine. From one to eight bottles
cure Salt Rheum, Eryispelas, Scad Head Ring
Worms, Bos, Scay Eruptions of the Skin,
Scrofula Sores, Ulcers and s.Canker" in the Mouth
and Stomach. 1t is pure medicinal extract of
native roots AID plants. combining in harmony
Natures most sovereign curative properties
which God has instlled into the vegetable kingdom
for healing the sick. 1t is great restorer for the
strength and vigor of the system. Those who are
languid, sieepless, have nervous apprehensions or
fears, or any of the affections symptomatic of
weakness, will find convincing evidence Of its
restorative power upon trial If you feel dull
drowsy debilitated and Respondent have frequent
Headache, mouth tastes badly in the morning,
Irregular appetite and tongue coated you are
suffering from Torpid Liver or "Billiousness." /"
In eases of "Liver Complaint" only a part of
these symptoms experienced. As a remedy
for all such DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery has no equal as it effects perfect cures.
leaving the liver strenc thened aud healthy. For
the cure of Habitual Constipation of the Bowels
it is a never failing remedy. and those who
heve used it for this purpose loud in its
praise. In Bronchial. Throat and Lung Diseases,
it has produced many truly remarkable cures.
where other medicines had failed. Sold by druggists
Sl.00 per bottle. Prepared at the Chemical
Laboratory of r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D. Buffalo,
n Y
The Shasta courier., 1870-11-12

>'TnEir NAME is LEGION" may he applied
to those who die annually Of Consumption.
Science has of a'e wears sensbly dimin shed
the number, and it is gratifying to know
that Dr. Wistar's Basam of " lid Cherry
has created potent influence in attaining
this end
The Shasta courier., 1870-11-12
c. C. BUSH CO., Main Street.
Shasta, April 26th, ls7e.

O1asta, Apfh <Vth, fotv.
The Shasta courier., 1870-11-12

n INNER 4 Breakfast Plates. Platters, Bakers,
~ Bowls, Tea Coffee Cups. Stone Jugs.
and Gallon. Tumblers, Gobets, Eastern Crooks,
I, 2 g. 40 Gallon. fine Ware.
The Shasta courier., 1870-11-12

COLUMBIA River Salmon, which added to our
: well rted and large stock of Flour, Bacon,
Lard, Rice. Candles. Soaps, Teas. Saleratus, To-
baccos. Yeast Powders, &C.. makes our House the
most desirable to purchase from of any north of
Sacramento City.
The Shasta courier., 1870-11-12
STOCK OF GROCERIES, &C

VAVA, Costa Rica and Rio Coffee. A No.
% article.
The Shasta courier., 1870-11-12
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

(o2e4w.)
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THE COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

The first case brought in this Court was that
of Martin Murray young @ ssr snrssa P % S
Co. forged order purporng to be signed ny horton
a. Farrell Murray was recognized as the man VINO
offered the and obtained The goods at the very mo-
men that, acquitted on similar Shnxe, nc rei ,nen
positively Identihed Murray. Mr. Spencer for the de-
iense tried to shake the testimony OF the co,ored wiz
arguing Identification is nearly always I'M
SAFE and that the power OF recollection is te TO DC re-
lied upon except with persons who make physognomy
study The District Attorney in answer to remark as
to the intelligence OF the witnesses, remarked, man
considssred eOmpetent to 6e witness" With the
favorable charge OF the Court, the jury re-
tired qn Gt5rne ed'er vcfSeT of not guilty
Patrick sullivan welknown hotel thief, pleaded guilty
wears and six months in the State Prison. Joseph
Perry who pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand lar
Amelia Wing was remanded for sentence after plead
ing guilty TO an Indictment for grand larceny Fred
for three months. Lawrence Hines, arraigned
on two charges, burglary IN the nr't degree rec
fpst charge TCO' The facts in the case are that
the prisoner wellknown burglar and the night Of
the aist Of February entered the residence Thomas
Heating it, OF No. 3O7 Frsaye., by breaking one Of the
prisoner discharged revolver at him Judge Bedford
remarked that nasmuc the prosecuting attorney had
consented TO the plea, he was satisfied and sentenced
Hines TO nine years and months hard labor In Sing
SING. Joseph ballard, charged with robbery and VIM.
Steele, indicted for similar oliense were discharged the
complanants failing TO appear In the case OF Elijah
Howard and Peter Callahan indicted for grand larceny,
Judgment was suspended. Inc case OF John Grimm,
arraigned for grand larceny wac adjourned until the
second wednesday III Court IN the case
OF owen Clark indicted on q charge OF assault and
battery the to be tried at Special Sessions the
prisoner waving trial by jury, aud tho Court
holding that Of felony only should be tried there
while InsdemeanOrs properly belonged TO the Court OF
specia Sessions The Of Thomas jackson isto be
tried next Friday Charles Eagro. William sullivan,
and Peter Curry pleaded guilty TO an attempt at burglary
Mr. Spencer although not denying the participation Of
Charles Nagro in the affair pleaded strongly In his be-
half He gave him excellent character, ana said he
WAS the only support OF mother and maniac sister, and
was but the dupe of the other offenders The Judge SAID
that although ympathizng with the poor mother who
sal sobbiDR in Court, he under oath and most
nroect tile community and then sentenced the three
prisoners to two years aud SIX months III INC S'a'e 'oh
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD FARES.

In the Superior Court at General Term,
yesterday, an important cause was continued before
Justices McCunD, Mcneil, and Friedman The cause IS
entitled Philo johnson ag the Hudson River Railroad
Company. The plaintiff alleges that defendants, on May
g. 1865 at Spuyten Duyvl in Westchester County,
became indebted to the plaintiff In the sum OF $50 Us
for asking and receiving from the plaintiff fare for trans
porting him on their railroad track from Spuyten
DuyYil to Twenty nnthst, in tins city being distance
less than 10 miles, and being three cents greater rate OF
fare than that allowed by law for such transportation
Under the charter of the Hudson River Railway the
fare was 2, cents mile during four months In
the year and cents during the remaining eight
months The law OF 1880 limited the rate OF fare ~
mile. Tho plaintiff travelled over the distance vt
about ten miles above mentioned during the -FOUR months
l77 times and charged 80 cents each time he pro
and was charged IS cents UnGer tic Of ls57 act
TO prevent extorton railway companies the person s
entitled, besides the over payment, 10 t9 eaeh
time the oyercharge 10 made. Inc pialniI sueu
for $50 for each occasion IN when nc
had been thus overcharged and recovered s6lo o. the
Sl oil being oyercharges and the S6O being the eZo
penates The defendants appeal and on their appear
take these grounds First that the general act OF lo
authorized them. notwithstanding tho charter OF tne
Company to charge three cents per mile second that
naint could $50 for each onense, ana only
20 cents for oyercharge The plaintiffs clam as 10 the
act that il is not penal but remedial Xng merely
the damages oense. The Court LOOK the papers
and reserved decision.
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aEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY MARCH 49,

steamship Charleston Berry Charleston. mdss and pass
Steamship Fairbanks Moore Philadelphia, mdse and pass a.
Bark Iva tof Too Ltson hsracabo Peb and the bar fep w.
coffee. ~ ....
Bark J. H. MeIAren, Corning, Havana ID days sugar
Big of Bsnada BohoE Cape Hsytsu 20 days coffee ane
bIiS Ben ysy, Forrest Gov Bsy. C. B., days coal
Ises lof Sheborne ~ 81 Peterson Gonses
days, logwood
sehr John E Daley Wall, Georgetown l0dsys timber
scHooEsRs-RlvkR AND coAsTvIsh
p.nr.xiv.r,a New Haven. J q. Pierson. Stanford.
A T. P,,lsr 6Ispeoye David Pesnsn, Greenwicb.
M.T,sr Gr.uxieb sangstnek Queenstown.
Jnhr = Psnn.n stamford d. A. Toies. Norwalk.
sn.sn r. MeDiyi PHILADELPHIA. G. 4 N. Rogers. Virginia
NJ, Ch.ss Rn,ab.tbport y. Tyler, Bliiabethport
NJ Legget Elrabethport Cspitoi bn'Aoe'nP0ie
v. Barkele~, Elisbehport
WIND--supdown, light T. g. e., cloudy.
SAILED.
sehr Dauplets for 81 CroI and anchored Of QnNanine
DOMESTIC PORTS. -
Boroy March ll-Aryed steamship hne ron
Prairie Bird, from Havana
FOREIGN PORTS.
NASSAU Peh 2a-ArnSed, bark g. W. Dodge sJmmes havana
for Bremen lsee Mem ,, rr,t,. ,,o, pos.
CIpE HlITss Feb a-Len port sebL Mary White IRON DOS
ton dlschargibg
wHALERs. .
letter the third officer Of the bark hreea OF
reports Jan baog taken large sperm Shae
letter from Cav. Cmxe ofbt Mary Frazier Of EevBunsses
jan having taken $40 bbs sperm OIL sloe ~
port Had towed disabled English ship into FayaL
MEMORANDA. -
Bark W Dodge from Havana for Bremen put into NASSAU ~
p Feb. %, leaking badly.