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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28

A Petersburg clergyman, while
preaching on Sunday, accidentally
stepped back upon the furnace gra-
ting IN the pulpit, and it being inse-
cuIely fastened, he suddenly dis
appeared f. om view in The midst OF
a sentence. He however soon recov-
cred himself uninjured, and proceed
ed with his sermon.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28

$3.50 10 SIG per Day. Agents
Wanted, male and female. Circulars
free. Sample sent postpaid for 60 cts.
HID, BRIER Sc Co, Atlanta, Ga,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28

Avauns, IudIsestiOa !-The Charter Oak Stove
IS the most Interesting and important feature if rho
family economy: for Il lis the house with warmth
the table With good cheer and prevents that rea ~
aspect ana lndtgestible meals that bring soUrDess
OF temper. discomfort and diSsatis faction-CI55t
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28

REVOLUTION IN PAPER COLLARS in
stead of buying low priced collars, buy
the ElmwoOd Collar, the folded edges
and perspiration proof finish prevent
the breaking it's shape under any cir
cumstances. Ask for the Elmwoood
when you buy collars. Com.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28

Pound CAKE.-Ten eggs, three cups
of white sugar, one and q half cups
butter, one half cup sweet milk,
three cups flour, One-half spoon of
soda, one teaspoon cream of tartar,
haYorinP to suit taste.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28

TOMATOES must have their excess
sive growth kept in check by pinch
ing, in order to get a good crop Of
fruit. Some sort Of treliis should
be provided for training the plants
upon.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28

WHETHER for use on man or beast,
the Merchants Cargling Oil viii be
found an invaluable Liniment, and Wor-
thy of use h every resident of the land.
We know of 20 proprietary medicine or
article now used IN the United States
which share the good viii Of the peo-
pie to n great n degree Than this.-N. T.
T4oleDeu0ellt
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28

CEIsFADoRo's EXCELSIOR F4a4E Dv-t. e III, mo-.
sure ana complete preparation of its kind in the
WorlGs IT'S eiiects are magical It's Character harm
less. It's tints natural, its qualities enduTinr-
ODHE- me-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28

LIKE lightning are the miraculous cures effected
with FZd0g's flsteEHt etif. Aches, Pains, SpTaiRs
Bowel Complaints, ETC. cannot exist if this ferpof
medicine is used. Relief warranted, or money re-
turned.-COH.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28
Personal INDEPENDENCE.

All things attest the nobleness of
personal independence, and all
things attest the need of it. Why,
then, should we not devote ourselves
to its culture? Is it thing hope
less of attainment I? To Judge what
is right is no easy matter; and the
individual verdict might, very pos
sibly, clash together in @ manner
most deplorable. But the way to
learn swimm ming is not to stand sbiv-
ering on the bank OF the pool. No
dread of the plunge will answer the
purpose of the dip and struggle.
The proper way to judge wisely is
to Judge as wisely as you can.
Would you have light, use the light
you have. Conscience, like limbs,
are made strong by using them
Self-reliance comes from relying on
sef, in hope that self VIII presen tly
become worth relying on.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28

One part of The Sunday service in
the Spanish navy is to read the penal
code. This formality has Just been
accomplished recently, on the Zero
lando, a war fri gate, when Louis Co
darro, the second in command, cried
out, God save the King" which
met with mute response. A sec
ond and third time he primed a
che T for Amadeus, without develop
ing any more enthusiasm. Burning
with rage at this result, he ordered
the whole crew to be decimated,
which was carried out to the letter.
The counting commenced, and every
unfortunate upon whom iellthe fatal
number 10 was taken out of the
ranks and rece we'd 100 lashes. Tbs
barbarous sen seDce was executed IN
the presence Of and to the manifest
disgust of the officers, who, rs well
as the poor sailors, had refused to
join in the cry of "Uod save the
King"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28

TIE Best and Cheapest Hair Dress
ing is Burnett's Cocoaine.-Com.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28
KITCHEN GARDEN.

AsPARAGUs.-Do not allow the
bed to become filed with weeds, as
much of The good effect Of manuring
is lost. il requires but little time
to hoe up the weeds when small.
The weeder described aecently Is an
excellent tool in a soil tolerably free
from stones, rs more work can be
done with it in the same time than
with any other implement we have
ever used.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28
Me Sol Chamber I'D Night.

The glare of bright light at night
tends to keep an invalid from sleep
ing; and yet, in many cases, it is not
desirable to be in total darkness. If
u burning candle has common salt
put on the melted part of the candle,
until it reaches the black part of the
wick, it will not only c4use the can
die to bnrn very slow, but make it
give q dim, mild and mellow light,
proving very agreeable to the inva-
lid.
Another exPedient in this connec-
ton: A room can be very we'll ven
tilated, in the hotter nights, byight-
ing a candle and placing it on the
hearth in the FIRE place; this causes a
draught upwards, which is promoted
by the fresh air coming in at tie
open window or door. In the win
ter, fire should be always burning
in the crate or fireplace, moro ne
cessary at night than in the daytin-e e;
it not only keeps the air of the room
pure and good, but 1t prevents the
room getting too cool, thus endan-
gering pneumonia or lung fever, in
proportion as the invalid is debilta-
ted.-IaU S Journal of Health.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28

If JOhnSOn'8 AsaOd51e Liylime11t is
half as valuable as people say it Is, no
family should be without it. Certainly
no person, be he lawyer, doctor, minis
ter, or of any other profession, should
start on journey without it. No sailor,
fisherman, or woodsman should be with
out it. In fact, it is needed wherever
there is an ache, sprain, cut, bruise,
cough or cold.-COnl.
Farmers and ''Horse Men" are con-
tinually inquiring what we know of the
utility of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition
Powders, and in reply, we would say,
through the columns of this paper, that
we have heard from hundreds who have
used them with gratifying results; that
is also our experimentation.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28
The Ohildren's Land.

One of the first things that strikes
the attention of an Englishman
In Germany when he begins to get
little insight into the life of the
people is the equality and sympathy
xisting betwt en- parents and chill
dren. In no country do parents
take more pains to enter the very
hearts and lives of their children
than here. They very early make
them acquainted with their plans,
talk with them as with older people,
never go on an excursion, or Journey
without them, and search everywhere
for v hatever viii minister to their
amusement and instr uetion. In no
home would we sooner expect to find
a father turning himst lf into horse,
an elephant, or q camel, on the par
lor floor, Tor his children % ride him,
roll him over, or do with him what
they please, than in German one
and the cltrgyman's as s on as
any other. There are probably five
! juvenile household games in Gorma-
ny to one anywhere else, and tte pa
! rents exercise q wide discretion hy
having frequent enterta IAN ents fot
their children, and providing every
hhing possible for tue amusement uf
all, to make their homrs the most
attractive spot on ear; Ii TO the LITTLE
folks. The child that asks Il qUes-
ton is rot met with blunt answer
but with such reply-as pleasant
and instructive as the parent knOws
how to give-as naturally promotes
other inquiries and gives stimulus
to the mind
One of the causes of the equality
between the old aud young here lie,
in the fact, that the child, ut any
rate, The oldest boy, is expected tc
follow his fathers business, and mus
early share his plans. The sam,
house, the same employment, ant
sometimes, perhaps, the same gen
Grafton of customers, are identified
with the same family and name, tC
the defiance of changes of govern
menis, from century to century. I
Luther and Melanc heon should arisr
from tho stone floor of the old Cas-
tie church in Wiltenburg, and be un
der the necessity of going shopping
together it would not be unlikel,
that they could buy books, station
ary, clothing, and groceries, and &c
every want supplied, at about Tia
same shops that they patronizet
then-a little over three hundred
years ago.
But there is o deeper cause-tb
Germans love children, and the NOR
they have, the greater their Joy. S.
sooon as another is added to tn
number the father is expected t
communicate by letter the fact to al
his near and remote relatives an'
in due tine be has every reason t
expect congratulatory letters from
them in return. The fact afterwards
is stated in the papers, and thel
, more letters come The little stran
ger is fairly smothere with presents
When the baptism comes, which /
expected to ttke within few week
after birth, great feast is given
= and friends come from far and neal
Each is expected to bring q gift c
S some kind, usually money, which
Immediately put out at compoun
, interest for the future benefit of th
little recipient. The pastor make
1 an address, the Bible is read, praye
a offered, the ceremony performed
prayer again offered, and then eg
Q tincr and dT.ipkinD and conversation
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28
TIIE CONFESSIONS OF
WANTED.

Agents 70 cell my steam WASHER. VIII forfeit
sls u fail TO wash perfectly clean Iel shirts In -
minutes by Steam, without rubbing wearing OF
clothing. NOtUing like h IN 1pp.0O0 already
sold. Retails AZ ZIG. Will send sample machine 10
any agent 70 commence with for 80 Address
}. q. hilton, Pittsburg, Pa
NJ YSEEH by sending Sc. and date Of birth,
~ VIII send YOU cpgFccf picture Of your future
husband OF tCle5 with name aud date Of Marriage
alsO AlSfeFges LOuF, fOuTtsIfD and Marriage. Ad-
dress y G. CUTLER. Box i0l. Carthage. IlHoia
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28
DIR. Dykes Franco-German Elixir,

tURl.S.-Ome application of my Hair CurleT
Will curl strahtest hair Of either into beau
tful, massive Ctrls without injury. money cheer
fully refunded. Price . cents per package, pos
paid: ; for 81 cts. JAMES WILSON, UXhridge, Mass
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28
Gettysburg Katalysine Water

ETASTGN Vote WINDOWS Down oE Up with
i tha " EIsINfgh.S< SASH LUX 4 SUPPORT.
30 spring mutilStion OF sasil cheap durable;
eazlTv applied-huIds sash place desired ana
automatically locks the widow when down. send
for circular. imciost 1r p CTS Circular and q
Ia "a uned lock will be mailed 20 any address post
pafd The trade supplied. Agents wanted every
where. H. &. DEFINING, Treas, Harrisburg Pa.
TTORAfFF GREEI.EY-s IOR E,-.-Ten cents; g
II fsrps Mail ten cents 70 q Esf5EttfE CILLU LH
Office of the JouTneyman Printers Cooperative
AsaGcsa ton. ~ BecilInan street, New York.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-28

For sale by r. F. George, Galveston; Berry 4
Demoville EWin, Pendleton q Co, Lsitterer q
Cabler Nashville; r. A. Robinson 8 Co. Louis
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-27

Newell Newell, Fleet F Engineer, goes nome BY this
stsamer, the North America, invaded.
ING uagsMp Lancaster remains on the station,
ano omcers and crew to be relieved by officers
ofwar Portsmouth,
AS there have been some changes in the neet con-
se e upon the detachment or the Lancaster's
al nss W ~ nome, give you correct amend
ca Ist OF the officers OF the Lancaster Rear
Admiral Joseph Lanman. commanding south Allan
NC meet commander; A: w. Johnson, Chief OF staff;
Hernia bernard r; Mnnnack, Rear Admirars Secretary;
Harry w. Myers, Clerk to Chief OF Staff Captain J.
w. A: Nicholson, commanding; Lieutenant Com.
mander ~ De Haran Manley, Executive Onicer;
Lieutenant Commander A. II. Mccormick. Nayiga,
tor ssss A Caldwell
Lieutenant BENJAMIN F. Tlley, Lieutenant
Sidney os sSiim0ns Lieutenant Cornelius R.
Wilson, -, Jr., Medical Inspector; Harmon sa
master; Captain Robert W. Huntington, Fleet Ma
Alercer; Chaplain, Wesley O. Holway; First Assist
ant Engineers, George W. Melville Hiram Parker;
Assistant Surgeons, William G. Farewell Hampden
Aulick; Acting Boatswain, John Foster; Gunner,
Richard ]. Hill; Carpenter, Herbert NJ. Griniths
Paymaster's Clerk, Thomas Edwards; Paymaster's
Fleet Clerk H. G. Jordan; Captains Clerk, Charles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-27
YACHTING.
Thet ihssDnl Opening or the Colunabi q
fasht Club-Excursion and CIa mi, a ke
Up SChc silver.

Thet hmsDnl Opening or the ColxaYra bi a
YsGht Club-Excursion and Cha nh a he
Up Schc River.
The members OF the Columbia zach Club. cele-
brated areirannual opening yesterday with becom.
ing honUs. Tie Columbia Yacht Club is one OF the
sOldest Yachting organizations on the North
:Iuv er- and Is now In very prospeYous
con, ttion, owning about twenty Yachts eo,ne
OF Nvnch ave considered the fastest OF their
Glass; Commodore Mobiles had issued invitations
toa he members of-the Jersey city Yacht Club New
jersey Tacht esub, Oceanic Yacht Club and Hobo
ken Yacht Club to accompany the Columbia Yacht
CIubs on this occasion and partake OF the chowder
which, they Intended having near the Powder
House. about 1ae above Fort Lee. The start
was 10 have taken place at eleven A. NJ from the
COLUMBIA. club house; bus as the yachts represent.
ing the jersey clubs had rot arrived at thar time
Commodore Mobiles ,eourteously delayed the start
for about talf an hour, The following boats started
on the eXGArsion:-
Journeymsn, Columbia Yacht Club, Vice Commo-
George Il. sl,eims Columbia Yacht Cub, Captain
Gage
Elizabeth Rowe, COLUMBIA Yacht Club, Captain
Coqsette, Colun biz yachtCgub Captain Bfockway.
Cloud, Columbia Yacht Club, Captain c. Brinck.
Craftsman, Colhn lbia Yacht Club, Captains Free
man and Hollingswo rth.
GermaDia, Columbia Yacht cqab, Captain r. H.
Herb.
Carpenter.
Lilly, Columbia Yacht, Club Ex-Commonore 7.
Weaver. g..
Dream Columbia Yacht Club Captain s. IT., Hol-
man. 80 1870 y NN'N-N
und1ne, Jersey City Yacht Club.
Knight femplar. Jersey City Yacht Climb
irene, Jersey city Yacht Club
eclipse, Jersey City Yacht Club
comet, Jersey City Yacht Club raptoin Ketchan,
Jeabnette, Pavonia Yacht Clu1
iIoiEFIou, Pavonia Yacht Club Commodore /
GgeaIEer. 800, 'V''o'Vi0 !,
Bunshy, Hobokcn Yacht Club
kebccca, western Union Yacht Club
They dlq not all ct on together, consequently
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-27
A BuRLEsQUE ON RELIGION.

nc THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Ire communication OF the indignant ''Protest-
AM, whose letter you publish to-day, is certainly
in Its way very remarkable. 10 the complaint that
Catholic children are compelled to attend Pro-
testant service your indignant correspondent rea-
sons that because they have committed various
crimes therefore they should suffer the various
punsliments, and among them he enumerates that
OF attending Protestant services, saying, "had they
minded their own business they would not have
brought upon themselves this trouble,n new
mode OF conviction surely. He IL evidently
sticker for Justice, demanding that not only shall
the culprits suffer In nesh but their juvenile
minds shall undergo the tortures OF listen
ing TO psai,n-singng and Bible-reading,
claiming THAI only when they have
committed capital crime and ere about to I'M
dergo its punishment that they should be allowed
80 WORSHIP God after their own conscience. But
Mnen their offences are petty away with them TO
the house Of punishment and compel them TO talk
with nasal twang and 10 stand while they listen
10 the intermjnaDe prayers OF their inqulstor. II
your correspondent intended a bufesque pp0n re.
li2on he has made capital hit but II he wrote
that article In sincerity he has made an equally
capital illustration OF the bigoty aud intolerance Of
mOdern pnfitanisn RATIONAL
~ BROADWAY, NEW YORK. !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-27
Marine Disasters.


STEAMER CAMBRIDGE, from Boston for Bangor came IN
collision with the schr Thos Hunt from Bangor for Bos
ton att PM Goth, off Cape Ann during thick fog The
steamer had her cutwater started and schooner had
ner bow stove IN and stem parted The
the schooner abandoned her, and the aerward
took her in tow and brought her to Boston The passen
gers ana freight OF the Cambridge transferred 10 the
steamer katahdin, and left for their destination noon
snis MEIroxoSE BD, Whiting, at San Francisco 18th
ing IL hours during which carried away upper and lower
attached $50
BARK CoREA, Phinney, New York for Kalam, Colombia
River, put into Falkland Islands in distress.
scnR INo Anderson arrived at San Pedro 18th inst from
San Francisco and reports having encountered heavy
gales on Point Sur during which shipped seas part Of
deck load and narrowly escaped laundering.
scnR WIN PENN chartered to take the machinery from
ashore chi Island CuyhanS harbor, on wednesday
afternoon last, and was abandoned
AMSTERDAM, May 13-The Catharina Maria, Van
n n s at o 4 s from ~"
had experienced hurricane eastward Of the Cape OF
and all the boats were washed overheard and vessel
got seven feet Of water in her hold she 70 %
Maria could not spare, but gnazed that she did not
require any further assistance.
HALrAx, Ms, May 2-Fishing vessels are unapie 20
reach Magdane Islands account of the icc sem ~,
qrnSy Of selburne returned G rort On ,he Tin While
with other vessels oe Of Ice The ,chr
p Ts
Ts like L snspa%dsG
hos SfEsss e rSi
large number o 4 Is he y
seanre The Am schr Condor into Port Hawkes.
bury. leaking She will go on the slip for repairs
,Tns Mans h sSna H% NEW tNS
YSTk 5su seg c s nsc arrived
which vessel reported that the Sarah mad oundored at
Lospos. May 1.-the Lindesnaes. sampelscn. sailed
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there was no scrub race mp, but as several Of the
yachts tackled to another they had some fun
going up. Commodore Mobiles not having either OF
his yachts the Frolc or the George W. bikes, In
sailing order made the trip up on board the George
Z. sherman. The wind was coming right down the
river, and consequently the fleet had to beat up,
but they had the tide with them. The George 4.
Sherman, the Jeanette and the Knight Templar
had q pretty little match together, and the
former, although she was towing the Frolic's yawl,
had Q little the best OF it, as she arrived first.
The Jeanette beat the Knight Templar, but the
latter lost considerably by standing too far in shore
on one stretch and getting aground. The wind
died away entirely about one p. H. and some OF the
boats were consequently unable to get up to the
rendezvous. Three or four hours were passed very
pleasantly on shore discussing chOwder roast clans
and other savory edibles Commodore Mobiles made
pleasant little Speech welcoming the guests to the
Columbia Yacht Club opening, and Commodore
Hill OF the Jersey City Yacht Club responded. The
trip home took some time, as there was hardly
breath OF wind, and the yachts simply drifted down
with the tide. About five p. M, however, they
caught pleasant little pun that enabled them to
reach the club house, at the foot OF Fifty-seventh
street. The Columbia Yacht Club will hold their
annual regatta on June II and they have chartered
the steamer Fort Lee to accompany the yachts
round the course.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-27
THE CRQT0N WE DRINK.
Analysis Of the City's Water by Professor Chan
dler, of the Board Of Health-The Causes
Of the Impurity Natural and Not
Dangerous to Health.

The following report was received by the Board
of Health Saturday from Professor G. r. Chandler,
who was ordered by them to make an analysis Of
the Croton water of the city,
New YoRK, May %. 1872
Colonel EHMoNs CLARK, Secretary Department Of Health
MY UsAR SIR-I have the honor to report that have
completed my examination of the Croton water, with the
following results
The sample drawn the 18th of May, and was
Submitted to very careful chemical analysis the results
OF which recorded In column No. In column No
the results OF similar analysis which was made in
1869, which Is appended for comparison The numbers
indicate grains in one United States gallon.
CONTAINED
(Expressed in graius)
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 90, 1872.
ARRIVALS.
REpoRrEp by rnE nERAIp STEAM YACHTS

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
ana Sy IF P PR MS snS q May 10
gers John Dale Nay is l6s miles west Of Essnet,
:s ss sss' S Ill g. ea j steam
msss sad sy @ May 10 with
Steamship clsSpars: Phillips, Havana ana. May 81 with
Norfolk Win mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
msss ans JSnn Dc with
Steamship Volunteer, Bloodsood Philadelphia with
q 2soM o McKemann Newport IS days with
railway iron to order; vessel rnnch Edye Co Took
ssusf !sisss ssss sss9S
to the fresh from
asr in EHcR
and % s boa4 s nS ss'aa
to c% IL sh s"E or s. Gtna
cargo cf salt in in a. sinking s Condition and men
s Ss @ al
SsR $ p4ssn May e a a aF ea
ssst ay
RS' o%
hs
days, with pines to Montc Barlow; vessel to Wen
bark
Ssi fss NJ DAYS
with cotton s and naval naval stores s,s to T. Powell
schr Surprise, steers, Baltimore for Providence
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Wamsutta Fish, New Bedford for New York,
schr Mantle Condor Georges Banks for New York. with
schr Sea Foam, Hamilton New Haven for New York
hr Wow Harp for
ss% YSF York
oE
schr Laura Watson Wells, New Haven for Philadel.
schr Henry Marsh, Baker, Providence for Rondout
schr w Thomson, Ashton, New London for Jersey
schr Marcus ward Mcauiien, ProSideace for New
schr Maria Hearn Palmer. New Rochelle for Jersey
schr Hester, Davis Portchester for New York.
schr Burchard TORY, Turner, Boston for New York
ssr Evelyn stamfgES for New York
w eae se ana Bay Fall River for New York
Steamer Electra Mott Providence for New York, with
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST
cr EWypg Fish Flushing for IN
Schr Rescue Phinney, Elizabethport for Boston.
: schr Thomas Farley, Van Biskirk, New York for
Bridgeport
schr Yarmouth, Baker, New York for Hyannis.
h fs s%% kp KEN New % 10y RsE
schr Fancy, ssckctt, New York for Providence.
schr Amelia, WATSON, Elizabethport for New Haven.
Schr Ada Hallock Jones, New York for Cow Bay.
schr Sarah II Falconer, Wilson, Rondout for Provi-
dence.
c.4a; Jarvis Sr for
Schr Henry, Tirrell South Amboy for Bridgeport
schr Sarah Quincy, Quincy, South Amboy for New Ha
-
schr Samuel Goodwin, Waterbury, New York for Siam.
ford. ~
schr Mail, Mead, New York for Greenwich.
Schr Mariner, Sherman New York for Greenwich.
Wind III sunset calm