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local, BRgvlHlEe.,

ETDNrs sasv J I q. III
H. Intsmp. fseu Philipss1gy esH4 ~ .
call. -
rse.SoSa p f.on r,.sbI ID sehs. Assp
through the Deer Lodge Pass. with good
rOsd.
Our talented and dressy aDemocsaYg
friend. Tbos I. N.pton, Esq.,ro rstprned
from Virginia City Wednesday night. '''"
Al eastern mai, came through last Tues'
day with dates back TO the 18th OF Decem
Der. Il VS. the nrst malt IL ten days. . -
Rev. NJ. stoy lectures In Helena for the
benefit ot the Literary Association, Jan.
ssd. Subject. the s'Anzlo Saxon Empire: "
Attention b called 70 the = Notices 10
Settle" to b. found In .ous new advertise
,nent column. Both parties mean business.
There Is letter 4 this office. containing
valuable information. for MI. L. Lorets,
from p. Lorets. near Cleveland, OhIo. Also
ooe for Mr. McCssnor. - rss L. - & ~
&c. Robipson. ESQ.,, oue District Attor.
ney, retained from Vsrx'nsa CITY On SUM-
day. He honoscd % with q call snd spun
us some pleasant yarns about affairs 1t the
Capital. .,....-r.
The seventh session Of the Montana
Legislature wae 70 adjourn 1t ll:J0 p. N.
last evening. Up 10 the hour Of closing
our forms We were unable To learn the par
ticulars of the closing scenee, except that
the usual hilsrity incident to such occss'oa'
prevailed. Tn4'.l". T.
George H. Hannah died, after . short
illness, Ut congestion Of the lungs. In Vir
einis City, Jan. o. NJ. q. vss one OF thu
frs, settlers in Virginia. and was vel
known throughout tho Territory. He VA
| . native Of Cooper county, No.. anu VA
the only remaining sos Of N aged father:
Snme anxiety Is felt ss to tue safety Of
Mr.. Thos,ss Mishot, OF this place. He left
home some six weeks ago to bring up some
| of his stock from the 0allatin, aud nothing
deanite 10 known ut his whereabouts since.
His family and friends still think he b an
harmed, ~ he was . careful man and hse
along . good companion. We sincerely
trust he will come back oil right
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Illucss. friend and ,ownsmsn, How.
ard H. Zeuor, late Clerk and Recorder !of
this county. has been confined to his r'H'm
for eight or ten days past He Il suffering
from the effects Ut rebel lead received in
his thigh At the battle Of Winchester, Va.
His wounded limb became much swollen
aud Was causing intense pain. and 1t became
necessary three or four days ago to reopen
the old wound-which WAS done by DR..
Crepin. He experienced immediate rel Yet
frDn, pain, and is now improving. He is
greatly prostratcd. however. His wound
continues to discharge freely. and he will
prol,sbly he con6ned 10 his room for two or
three weeks He has born his sufterinss
with accomplishing fcrtitude, and has had
the warm and ac,iF4sympsshy Of bis friends
He has had. and will continue to have ~
long - needful, the best of care and atten
t0n. -a=--z sig-r egsrs ~ . Z I
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1eve Up.-Apparently this isn't good
weather for our Nonsol friends. Alb Tong
passed In his papers and took flight 70 he
relatives In the moon On Tuseday, A. 7.
wss guest q the U. g. boarding. houss,
where be had besn sentenced for ten ysals
ior the murder of couotryman. n Helena,
lass spring. His 6nal gasp vas taken tn the
County hospital. where be bad been convey.
Cd for tresinsat One Of tho Celestial
maidsns living In The alley. grew used OF
life and essayed Ne role Of many . white
sister under similar eircamseapcesss The
mildeat antjdose koow1 - tho Chtuese pae9'
macopois for SCH casss = c1otoa 81 - q & 4 !
cacious but powerful The wonen = I'D
n - roCovonnG. Hr I'D a.ti EH4#e a,r gyia "
. M 4Atrf EA4 #E K44 +E MA
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LOCAL NEWS
HOW'S THIS I

VIRGINIA CITY, Jan. 12th.-(C. B. 1.)
To change the scat Of Government to Deer
Lodge passed the House by lGtO7.
II will be seen from the above that the
bill lo"sling the seat Of Government Of The
Territory has passed both Houses Of the
Legislature. We ore not advised . to how
tue vote stood In the Coucil. but the vote OF
the Asscmbly-l6 for to- against Is very
decisive. Private dispatches assure Us that
the Bill will certainly be approved by the
Governor.
Tic l2,h Section of the Organic Act Of
the Territory provides that the action Ut
the Governor and Legislative Assembly
changing the scat of Government ''shsll be
approved, after due notice, at the first gene,
ral election thereafter, by = majority Ut the
LEGAL votes cast ON that question:" SV the
people next August will be called on 10
decide whether the Capital shall remain st
Virginia City or be removed to Deer Lodge
in accordance with the Act just proposed.
Deer Lodge has never pressed her just
clsims with The vigor and sudacity Of some
Of her competitors. has ever felt that they
would eventually be recognized and ths
crown vet upon her brow. W. have full
faith that the verdict Of the people will b'
ovcrw hel'ningly in her favor. u.s.
since the at~ve was In type. We learn thu
Governor has approved the oil.
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breakfast at oDoad0.'
Passengers erOm Doss Lodge ~ Helena, by Oilmer
4 Sslisbury's cOsches, take O'Clock breakfast ss
Meads Ststion--ou0 Ut the best eating stations In
Nontsna. jy7 dAwu
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By F1.esh CalH1Otn lN Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY KLEINsCHAlDT BROS
A large invoice Of Fresh California Frnits,
Fresh Cared Hams and California 0'ocaries 4 every
variety. #@t. EE.w#. F# .,,
The best and largest stock IN The Market WIN ee
cold 1t lowest figures Tor Cash. =. - W.
Ocaiers and Consumers vtll asd Il % tAeas aavan.
tA9e u call. kkElNoCnAlyC 01OA "H
ll]-0 .a 'uH+3 =H O0es A0o8S.
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y Suhecstbcrs to the New NORTH WEsr receiving
a pepcss marked with an *" near the address,
are thereby notified their subscriptions have expired
and are solicited to renew.
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Relj1(ous Services.


CATHOLIC SERVICES Divine servtoe VIM Be held
T., Ire Catholic Chapel SUNDAY. Jan. 18th, ct tbs usual
h1urs. Rev. X. De Ryckcre oniciHting
rr,.corAL SERVICES. w. II. StOy will o1hciate
,arniny md evening, next Sunday at stuart Hall. 1t
IL m. and p m sunday school n the Court
House nj half past p. M
Rc, T. J. Catliu, Presiding Elder Of the N. Il.
~h",ch south, f1r ths district will preach At the
Court House. sunday. 1t II O'Clock q m., and p. IN
-~~o~s---
q. o. +.
.v>IlE REGULAR CONCENTRATIONS OF COT
,"uxN,d Lodge No I. O. u. =. will b. held ev.
~ Wcdn.rdsy evening At the Masonic Hall. u :
O'clock. s0,0urning Brethren In good stAndiuG are
eo'"'""' A. n. LEVY, n. q.
JOS. A. HYDE. Secretary.
MARONIC.
TIE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS or
@ % ND ia :: = :s
r. r. KENNON. SECRETARY.
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Concert aud Tablesux WANTS. As will
be seen Ivy notice elsewhere the so've en-
,er,siumcnt will take place On Wednesday
evening, Jan. 18th. The musical portion
will b.. contributed by the whole OF the
amateur talent Of the city, who are oil bus'
" engaged in pcrfec.ing themselves in their
various parts. The ,sblcaux. under the
enlargement of the highly accomplished
lady wbo has them In charge. cannot fail TO
b source Of rare enjoyment to oil who a.
tend. They will comprise subjects mytho'
logical, poetical, and historical, presented
in manner never before seen In the Terri
tory. W. predict for the entertainment IN
unparalleled success, not only on sccoont
of the object In view, but also from IN
novelty of the exhibition. and Il b unneces'
cary u urge our citizens u attend. a
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A LARGE LOT OF WINDOW sAsHES-ALL
sixer, for sale cheap for cash BY psss
llku ID. .. ASNAON'
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Net % Soft.-The boys Of Philipsburg
are jolly Get, but some of them have .
weakness for '.dnw.'' "A verdant" from
the valley, waited their locality to collect
some vegetable bills,, and met with such
success that Tie ooys thought he WIS pack.
INK too much money out Of the camp. and
propoesas rlittja game Vegetable nan
was ION IT," and draw bed . peculiar
facinstiun for him. "A game MAS made and
he commenced to clean out bic opponents
% rapidly that be soon broke the party. A
financial panic now exists in the town. and
the boys will be compelled to throw pp
the fiuger" FIR the matntinal cocktail q
Inkamp's until next pay day.
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The Office Of tho Piosssr he's been remov.
cd to Main street. .,
Fred Oruss hss had one Of his test badly
frozen. -
A dancing club has been formed 10 A's'
soula. ~ mole ..... al. -ae.,-
Charles Edwards. for sonaettms past d
boring under mental ds!:neement, st;smps.
eduuicide BY shooting himself. He 10 now
confined in The county jail
=: The Masonic Bali On St. Johhs evening
was success
The sunday School children had : Christ
mas Tree. and general good tune on Christ
mas evening. 81 -
The following arc the officers tot the en.
SUNG ys.r q nis'G .9is.l Lodge ~ 20 T. 4
hcnsinger, g. w.; r. A. Eddy, J. W.; 9
Martin. Treas; Ed. Stone, sec'y; Z. y
Woody. s. D.; w. J. Edwards. J. d.; W
n JsSnbv. Tier. tsits% a3#@.,H
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Dsuestlc Treeb1s-QpN New Years nigh,
there was decided unplsasautnsss q Hsn'
derson Gulcs between John O'Connor and
his wife, in which the latter was beaten and
severely injured by shovel In the hands Of
the former. Her left arm was fractuEed
AMI dislocated It the elbow, the tendoss Ut
her left leg cut. besides severe wound on
the stsip and several lesser inju.ieA.
O'Connor skulked in The neighborbo''d
for several days and was arrested by Under.
Sheriff Warren. on the night Of the 4th,
who brought him u Deer L'dge next day
and placed him in the County Jail. ..[. .,.
An examination. was had on Saturday b.
fore G. E. Irvine. J. p, and the prisoncs
held 10 bail in the cum of $500. which u
ye, he has been unsbls to give and 10 sill Ia
Jail. . .... '....s. ..a
Mr. O'cpnnor's wounds, though serious,
arv not considered fatal Or even dsngerOus
We understand that owing to the swollen
state Of the arm the disIocntion has not YET
been REDUCED. DR.. y. B. WhitfOrd Ut THU
town il the attending physician.
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-
uaala.G :. So
Tie holiday ~ ~ - ! - sfs1
Known In tho n1etr0pottS.
Capt. Net Pope arrived tsom aanfA Fer.
N. n. 6fty days on the Wy ~
day and evening.
:. Ts7 ad;s St y; ia ses;s,.s fsp
The purpose II paying Of the Indebtedness
OF the church. -se
- - CaaeesG ax,ss,
Co, chnreh. Aspes6Ss It IntGhal. Reve.
nue.. inteuds leasinx Tor thss0 sAase. seertly.
Fl. rfnnk Art Yesterday 6eo1kAt own
bsffAr6v Which he found lying aro6ud In
mn hock ward, epjqyins ~ 4sw Yours OF
pisneent sunshine: Is beooneek.4e5ect Ut
wonder wl,csv - Insect that &C. - 10y
fad the suashlns, tsceived shelter noesns
receat cold wsashsf. y III
oassets. . . go
The comsnittee Tor the disaieasion Of The
proceeisOf the Entertainment given ~ the
Grand POduncts, for the relief OF the poor,
ars unable to dud much de9iitoti0n. Work
of eli kinds 70 plenty in Helena; even peri.
pstetic wood sawyers are scarce, and the
genus kpater 10 sln,',>t extinct :. L}L
Cot Peck. of Fort Peck, and E. q.
Maclsy, Of the Diamond r." left for the
Stata:s. j. L,-OL =. t-lIIR-
Montanian, 4
The Supreme Court met yesterday, full
l,encl, present The business will occupy
tue Luurt about ten DAYS. LI.+@t.E ~
The occupants Ut the Robbcrs' R00st held
jubilee New Years night. Those who en-
ny the calm and peaceful slum6ers ut the
Saints Rest united vllh llAs Rt1ustess. when
The sptrits haunting the Roost received the
pnyerful attention Ut oil present. IT
.... Montanian, l.,
Mr.. A. F. Thrasher has sold IN interest
in bis views at the Yellowstone. and with
his partner hes lett for Philadelphia whsre
Il b the intention t0-have l1a viestS trans
ferred 10 canvass before exhibiting theiI
wonders.
Messrs. r D., Lc9tc and ]. BraDagan,
of Red Mountain City, arc m town.
NJ Brundy 10 fitting up Photographic
rooms.
DR.. Alexander has . sbsft over 100 feet
deep on the Rising Sun lode, Hot Spring.
district. The lode has two foot vein Of
black iron rich In gold. ..~-...r,. III
Il hes not ceased snowing more than three
| hours Ut time on the range between ths
Madison and Gallatin, for the last tOui
i veeks There 10 now more snOw 10 the
mountains than was ever known before u
this season Of the year.
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Concert aud T'sbIeaux vlvants.
A MUSICAL SOIREE accompanied BY
ben utitill TablsaNx!
Win he given By numbcr Ut ladies ard gentlemen Of
Ducr Lo:ge under the direction Of Hev. W. Soy
lot The bsSwAi u the sunday School uIder MS cosf
II STUART HALL. On '%
wednesday Evening, January 18th.
Doors omen It O'Clock p M; concert begins At p
M. Admir.Ion q. 90; children half price. Tickets
Ua saIe It the drug et0rxs. &C. @' .@ .'
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HOW THEY w IN BERLIN. AND HOW PEOPLE
SHOUD DO HERE:
GO to Z A. r. Heiuxes. Post OK Store. and hav
your Watch Insured TO keep goo time for u months
- ady't. 0eS.
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The coursc Of lectures Of the Helena II.
brary will commence January ed, By lee.
turc from Rev. Mr.. SMy OF Deer !a'dge:
M Slows lecture viii lie ''Thc Empire Of
the Anglo Saxons" He will be followed
at intervals If two weeks by Rev. M. VOL:
:cik. Col. w. +. Sanders, G. Hedges, and
Mai. n. Msginnis. ~ ,..,...
The altitude ut Main streel: neiens. :.
the corner Of Brosd Wy 70 2ds feet above
the sea level. aaiA 'H1 - "+' -
:.Chicsso Jos' was up before Justice
ro,ten. for assault,ng M"liie Graham. al
The annual uasQ uersde will Ire held h
Masonic Hall. Feb. 18th: tickets. 30.
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LECTURE.

REV. wM. s1OY, will deliver Iscsure q the Court
House. Deer Lodge. ..-- . n..r,r 90
SATURDAY EyeaInx, January 18TH
under the auspices and for the beneGt Of tho Dssn
LOU0E Gus, IN the subject Ut
The Anglo. Saxon Empire.
Admission 20 cents BY order Of the ..4o
1sl-u LECTURE CoxHsTrEs.
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MUSIC.
MARTHA AT THE ACADEMY.

MARTHA AT THE ACADEMY.
After all there is o wonderful power in tune.
Melody pure and unaded, has irresistible effect upon
the musical susceptibites OF ninetyn people 10
hundred however much the hundrecth man may
bewilder himself over the harmonic ntrcaces Of the
uitra-cassca or romantic school, and however strongly
be may protest he likes it. 1t will be long before
Martha" with its genuine meodic strength, It's wealth
of rich expressive and sympathetic airs will cease to
CHARM and the stage will be much the poorer when
II evert shall be laid aside 1t is needless to say that
the opera received the fullest justice at the hands OF all
rned last night. The charming beneficiary, Mrs
segun was as ever attractive in appearance and excel
lent in action and execution Her Nancy delightful
little bit of comedietta full of spirit, fire, and sly,
malicious fun.
Mme Rosa would have surprised any one not ac-
ouanted with the versatility Of her powers by passing
at step from the weeds and deep tragedy OF Donna
Anna TO the lively, hooking gaety. and tender
pathos of Martha. Her execution Of "The Last Rose
brought unanimous encore from one OF the largest
houses OF the season. Mr. Castle not less effective
as Lionel 1t is one of his best parts and his sweet,
reedy but not very tenor finds In the score an
occasion for the display of all its good qualities aud none
Of its defects.
OF the excellent mounting OF the piece, we have had
plentiful occasion to speak before. The market scene
was the production of the opera in the preceding
engagement admirable for humorous ingenuity and mi
nuteness Of effect Mr. Rosa is determined TO De regret
ted while absent and welcomed his return foreEOhe
conclusion in view of the unprecedentedFapdlty WIN
which all available places selling of for the coming
combination season in April At the matinee this after
noon Don Giovanni Will be given with the same cast
as on Tuesday.
Tonight Mr. santley takes his farewell for time, IN
era Davoo" but his admirers VIII console themselves
with the hope OF seeing him again before very long The
company will sing next week in Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM AGAIN

1he Troy wing has some pungent remarks
on the question of independence journalism
with comfortable Of security in the holding OF
long coveted foreign mission. Thus:
The Troy Times did not some time praise all the ap-
pOntmenS. Its editor was applicant for a foreign
mission but for the Administration did
heed his opportunities. Among other men whom The
Times had often held TO the public dishonest and
incompetent and whose political for several years
had met with its ceDsure, Thomas Murphy. All at
once The Times altered Its tune and defended Murphy
How happened itl What could be the nducement :
Did the editor OF The Times receive init
way OF his ambitions Did he write letter to Mr.
Murphy, or one OF his friends pedging himself aud the
columns OF The Times change Of tune, and promising
for the future not to offend the who held the OF
the PRESIDENT Did the expectant Minister to Greece
get on his knees to Thomas Murphy and whimper, For
give me this one little time, and III never do any
more 7"
whimsical slip OF the pen substituted Troy Press
yesterday. for Troy Times in observations which
ourselves had make the same suggestive subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
UTAH

TIE LATE LLECTION-DENIAL OF FRAUDS IN
VOTING-TIIE VOTE PERFECTLY FAIR-CARD
FROM TIE JUDGES OF ELECTION.
TO the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Associated Press dispatch Of the
12th charging frauds at the balotbox in the city cleo
ton on Monday last, were utterly false no child nor
disqualified person voted. Every facility TO challenge
was afforded to all parties The oath administered
in fall doubtful leases The challcngers opposing the
MormOns at the polls they remained there all day and
expressed themselves entirely satisfied with the course
pursued by the Judges. The complaint OF fraud is
now doubtless made TO the utter failure
OF the handful OF malcontonts TO respectable
vote for the ticket which did not command the conf
dcnce OF people, the candidates which were two
thirds apo MOrmOns who only received 445 votes out
of 800 TIE agent OF the Associated Press here il an
tive and pronounced opponent of the MOrmOns, ana
cOlOrs ms dispatches accordingly.
JOHN T. CAIN, 1HOS. TAYLOR,
L.. j. GOLDING, Go VI. ATTRGER.
Judges OF Election.
LII EDh
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5usriGl Notices


Scbepck,- PuI,nonic syrup Sea-N red Toric. ana
Mandrake Pills the only medicines nea % ,u No''-9
ton there DO maze the ars heL
and stomach must be gj nis good hsh condition.
wasting the whole body wasting an TOE @
be appetite does not nosrsh the i III
th stomach and liver loaded with slime ss there aod tak s
consequently the patient has appetite ., vef lr
and gastric cannot with the food which s N the stomach.
and spos aHd OF wAout nouGng the sysa
SCHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLS the liver stomach AMI
carry % ills slime The sRAWEED TONIC pleasant ina
which II taken directly after eating uhtes with The gse Jsies
taxing fseei, OF The PULMOSC SYRUP the food turned good
blood and the BODY begins A. the patient esns -
only No cnred
hesh The second thing - the patients
until the' get we'll IS Fy ltef'ia ot 90
taking cold when The lungs ae dasel refn At -
riding they che hoose eeJ
qu they walk about zoe room A. i''' a. As
good circulation " the upo-
DO anOrt IT, aud unwilling 10 stay ,e
during the Winter abs q Fo'is VIZ -.
State regular and not SUE " ~ rn,s-
Pazks Mouvlle sna hntes-
Prise recommenia good hotel o. nI siysst
place by the hrs Peerman while r be ovcrr Of al
r. n.rsks o. II ~ nv prepaTstous and fohos the ~
lad Gown and Which Is more fully forth IN Tue
ng medicines d. ,v neg bulinz noE,h-es. %
six,h sni Ahs PhlAdelph' hefe Oh ~ 49, - 49,, A.,
a. H. ny son or n; 's porser A., esrse vi. be sa
os M PiROaSTER detects TIE Slightest nurnsr q ts
hte the lungs and whether pat as
& te nrsd or this The! must expect 70 AnoN voc! @'e
by DC al my remedies so person
- H. , ca readily curi by strict oe o. ne sAas
aim. pULMoYIC SYRUP and sEA,wEKp TONIC 81 - PEE
bottle ~ and for al. by J. II. SCilENCk SON,
q sixth and AFch''s Paa4r2G, '34 sI stsN
anu No College place sevyork. whols.ais As,s,
Renne's Pain-b iliins Magic oil IA Rose war 81
s, Hair Hss,oiauve yoa tried and Diseases Of s
Look Tor DuCohGk5 PAcroHAG bALsAaic siKVf
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LATEST SHIP AEUS.
For other Ship NerS see Second Page
aDDvNEh


y sts,m.hio Victor Gates Feb and
Norfolk 18th misc. and to Chs II MALLORY Co
Sch Besse Greenf of 81 Iyes GgeDe santos Nov. 81 via
Lisbon TO- With coHe.,
sch Preyoyenee oi Quebec Bernie Havana 10 days with
sugar.
BELOW.
ship Tngs Thompson Dec. 90 With mtse.
Bari PgBjanb oi Belfast lre FROM ArlrUsan via Lanih and
CarIf % DAYS
Bark loi Abeystwib), Davis from AsOa Bay, G. H.. SO
days wool
Bark SARAH b. Hale of Por,And White 20 DAYS With moases
Brig wolye (of Windsor y. 81 Cook. PernAHbGeo ~ days with
Bg Oliver Cuts (of Turks Ian Nelson Cape H 10 days With
eopec and ogwo0l
Schr John Williams Wilmington n. G.. with naval stores
Elisha Crowel Mcdonald Fortune Bay l.. IL days With
fresh herrings.
schr Dennis, Mcdonald Fortune Bay, n r. IA lays with
freshiT1 gen hefiug.
ScLr Honao Nlckels Dupuv Virginia. with wood.
Schr Ben Davis Wilmington, n G., days VITA naval Stores
scAr. j. 5. Tvs Ross, Virginia. With WOOL -
schr Hannah Little =. ndianoa 20 DAYS with hides &c.
Anna Sheppari EeWon jacksonville, f, Il DAYS with lumber
scar Il " Godfrey Wilmington c. with naval stofes
H. squire. BY. Wilmington y { nn nav stores
echr + A Ward Sprry Mar Ga DAYS With lumber
Schg susan Wright Mount GeoTgcoeu = c. hAys stores
Shr Rdcewo0i ckersan Ge0rssown g., "a siyk i0teS
S1au bel pse, a0galirse, virginia. with Wool