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Notice..

.NNairF.
FNlllS is to give notice that the suhscri-
| her has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Frederick county letters tcstamcn,
tary on the estate Of
JASPER PEDDICORD,
late of said county, deceased. The cred
itors Of said deceased are hereby duly
warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
crs thereof to the subscriber, on or before
the 10Th day Of July next; they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under nv hand this 18th
day Of january, lS12.
MICHAEL c. ADELSBERGER,
jan l3-4W Executor.
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LEA DM1'y
ROSE POTATOES.

TJNIE subscriber has on hand large
l. quantity Of EARLY ROSE POTA-
TOES, in good condition; which will an
swcr for table use or for seed They are
of excellent quality and sound. will war
rant them TO be the genuine Rose Potato.
JOHN ROUZEH,
jan. 20-4w% Near Mcchanicstown
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
y scribcr has obtained from the Or
plans Court of Frederick County, letters
Tcsamentary de 6on's non W. A. on the
estate Of
GEORGE STOTTLEMGE Err,
late Of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, on or be
fore the Goth day of July, 1872, IS they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate.
JOHN STOTTLEMYER,
Administrator ID. b. n. w. A.
ian 20-4W*
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r, IM, SMITH,

CABINET MAKER AND DE-!LE .
READY MADE FCRNITU RE F.:
carrot street, near tie Depot and
MAIN, .Ns"honirStoun, Nd.
\ NNOUNCF.S to the public, that he
y keeps on hand i'lIl supply of
SPLENDID
.sf..:a95y ..5',CI' 1E2l .L.'-ll'G
of his own manufacture, which for neat.
ness and durability will defy competition.
He will name in part
Br,lstcads; Dressing Bureaus;
Drawer Bureaus; Sidcboarlls;
Safes Sinks; Rocking Chairs;
EXtcn led Tables; Leaf Tables;
4 large and general assortment OF
CHAIRS
~" The subscriber also makes COZ
FINS promptly and to or.rr
Particular attention paid To Repairing,
and fitting up Old Furniture in good
style.
lie invites tn" public to come and view
his assortment of elegant Homemade
Furniture dec 1l-l7w
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slse..tsi1tasseslH s1stiI:i....:s.sE..r
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.

W CS Elm III n IL L LA " IL hAlAhOItbs
CALVERT STATION,
Corner Of Funhlin and Culrert Streets.
BALTIMORE CITY.
OPEN TO WAYNESBORO' STATION
-Four and a Ht!f mites from Waynesboro' +,
Ptnnsytrania.
Trains leave Baltimore for Owings'
Mills, Glen Morris, Rciserstown, Finks-
burg, Westminster, New Windsor, onion
Bridge, Middlehurg Double Pipe Creek,
Rocky Ridge, Mcchancstown, Blue f'd7c
or Monterey Summit and Wayncsro. o
Station at $50 A. NJ, and for MECnAN
ICsTowN and intermediate points, ut 30
p. VI. daily, except Sunday.
The $40 a. VI. Train connects will
Stages for Hampstead and ,lanchcst; r at
Glen Morris Station; for T"ncytown st
Mi''Alebur~ Station, and for EmmitsburC
at McchanicstoWn
Returning trains leave Wayncshoro' at
p. NJ: leave Mcchanicstown at G15 A. NJ.
and 2:45 p. NJ; leave Union Brdg"
at 4:45 and 7:O7 \. NJ. and 4:05 Z. Nj.
for Baltimore daily, except Sunday, AZ
irving at $40 and 1910 4. NJ. and $50
p NJ. W. II. JORDAN,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
John T. RIGNEY, Gen, Superintendent.
ian 2O-tf
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..ss,-:1F; + HOUSE,
Noyth .Hrkd street,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND,

TUE undersigned would respectfully
inform the public that he has taken
charge Of this well known HOTEL, lately
occupied bv Joseph Croft, which is being
fitted up in good style, where he iSpreparcd
to entertain the Travelling Public with
Good Cheer and the comforts of pleasant
home. His TABLE and BAR will be
-,tnplicd with the best the market affords.
His STABLE will he furnished with good
provcndcr and attentive Ostlers. Boarders
taken bv the day, week, month or year
And {, g MARK THIS, his charges will
be mo lcrate and in accordance with the
spirit OF the times.
ry- Will he thankful for share Of the
public custom.
ian. 20-tf JOHN NEED.
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HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE.

HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE.
TlIM subscriber offers for sale on priva,,
. terms, 2 Houses and a Lot Of ground
until SATURDAY. the 9th of January
1872, and if not sold, then at Public Sal,
on that day, ri 10 o'clack A. H., il will b,
sold to the hi~lrs, bidder 1t is Il comfol.
table small house. Tie lot contains !
acres. more or less, and has ON il Il well ..
never falling water. Also splendid fruit
lrrcs-15 choice apple trees. 100 bearing
peach trees, very large a,zr; also grape
and pears of most delicious flavor. The
ground is in good order, Il large quantity OF
lime having been placed upon it. 1t is 10.
Gated near the Railroad between Mcchan-
icstoWn and GrArcham.
The terms Of sale viii be made known
either ut private sale, or on Ike day fpnh-
lie sale. Any person wishing to view the
property will cali on
MARGARET ANN FORNEY.
ian 13-3w
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Tnc subscriber intending TO decline far
ming, W;iI So. at i'Uhl,c Sale, without rr-
srrrp, at H.; y,.,.,v!cr, near Rocky Ridge
Station,
On 7IitE>nIY, tie 14A daymf M,rrt,
the following properly, to wit;
FOUR WORK HORSES, ~
OF them first -ratr Young 1w~ ~
Brood Mare With foal; and Ply A.1S
Of i"cm Match Horses calcul- ~
ated either for farming or driving; fancy
Buggy Mare;
49, i FIVE HEAD MILCH COWS
L-ZA . IIc,trrs, mixed with the AlAcrny
and Ayrshire Breed; two-ycnrlingBull OF
superior breed; IA Shoats; . Brood Sows
light tuur-horsc Wagon, l two-horsc do
and bed, lime bed complete, combined
Jersey Reaper and Mower, with Dorsey
Rake, good a. new; Drill, with Granc
Attachment; Horse Rake, | Thrcshin9
Machinr; : Barshcar ploWs, Logs make;
IIarro IS, 3 doublc7shovcl PioWs, . singl,
do, > drays, large Cuit.Vator, Roller, |
Wheat Fan Manchester make, nearly new
large sled complete; , sets brccchbands
nearly new; 3 Scts front gears ) housings
set single harness, , fly nets, l wagon
saddle, | riding do, | side do, set rake
gears, collars, brides, haltcrs, > riding bri-
dies, wagon line, pIow lines, pillow gears
, horse Strctchcr, onc-horsc do, pair
Hay Carriages, spread, log chain, raicS
forks. grain and clover seed cradles, NOW
ing Sc, thgs, g! treble trees, . double trees
single trtrs,Iu)t chains; large DnEcrByll
10 Barrels CORN, 10 Bushels OATS Il lot
prim" Glover Seed, 80 Bushels WHEAT;
and many other articles not mentioned.
AIs,.--lIOCSEllOLD AND klTCll-
..N IINNifUkE--2 Bcistcads and bed.
ling, | Kitchen Cupboard, Noble Cook
Ntogc end Fixtures, nearly new > Ten.
plat" stoves and pipe, Parlor Stove;
large wool wheel, large iron kettle Will
many ct lcr article, to- tedious to mention
Terms of Salc-A credit of nine months
on all sans Of - and upwards under s,
ash. Tie Grain viii be sold for cash
tn, purchaser or purchasers giving THEN
notes with approved security, with Interest
from date 30 property to be removed
,nr:I the above conditions are com"licc
with. ANON /. NOI,RlS.
lI"NuW L. NaDNl@, AUct
fr1 j-tS
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IIANGED HANDS. p.c~r
COME AND SEE ME
AT THE
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,

SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
No. II Court Street.
Err l. d L Il G. X c TT y, NJ d.
J. WILLIAM BRUBAkER,
Having taken the House formerly kept by
Mrs. Alice V. Beck, (anl have had the
same thoroughly renovated and improvcdl
where intend to kccpa First Class Saioo |
and Restaurant, my friends and patron
will find my Bar supplied with the choices
l.;quCrs. Mrdiard's Celebrated Ale, "Old
~ = speciality.
S%-O ysters served in every style at short
notice. BY prompt attention to business,
hope for Il share ofpublic patronage.
doc 23.tf
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EERLa,ES,EI.

\ IL persons knowing themselves in
y dcbtcl TO the estate OF JOHN "A.
MARTIN, deceased, are hereby requested
to call early and settle the same.
ID. G MARTIN,
feb. 3.4w Executor.
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ORNATE SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers at Private
Sale u desirable Town Property, situated
on South Water street, Mcchanicstown,
but a few doors from the Square
The improvements in part consis, of u
n good - ,'.ntial TWO STORY
wcaihrr-hnardcd dwelling, convc-
-efl nicntlr di"i!nd into five Rooms,
with porch ana uoulry in rear. Also, a
rood Workshop attached, fronting on said
Water street, a never failing well Of good
va; y with pump on porch Spring-honse,
,mokc-hO>,Sc rood hako-ovcn. WIN lar e
shed. rood lo~ stable. wood shed, and other
necessary ont buildings. \ lot OF choice
apple, peach. plum, pear, and ounce trees,
lust brg.nniny to bear A good garden
and several varieties Of grapes in good
hearing condition. This property is in
good order and conveniently situated, has
lust recently hc"n repaired, and is but IA
few doors from the square. Cell upon the
subscriber, AMI he will take pleasure in
showing the above premises. Price and
terms easy.
feb. 3-4w# c. J. CREEGLR.
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MOUNTAIN RESTAURANT !

The subscriber, just from Littlcstown,
Adams county, Pa, has opened IA Rcst"ur-
ant and Liquor store, Wholesale and Re
tail, in the new hoGsc Of Nj. William l..
Armacost, corner Of Carroll street and De
pot lame,
NJ El II ANICSTOW WIN, NJ D.,
precisely where the Cars of the Western
Maryland Railroad stop, His liquors will
I've of the best quality, pure and fine. Oys-
tcrs served up AT any Eour in the morning
until 10 o'clock at night in every style of
superior coohin@-slrwcd, scollopcd, roast
cl, hroilcd or Iljcl Having an experience
Ell gentleman with me TO conduct the Gull
nary department, lIattcr myself Will be
able to give general satisfaction to all pCr-
sons who may patronizc my house. in
vito strangers and people Of the surround.
ing country to give me call.
II. =. MOTHER
dec IS
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! OOIi HERE

The undersigned having finsl cd her
work on the Emmitsburg Road, offers for
sale two nice Shantirs on said road, and
will dispose of thcm ON reasonable terms.
Also at her Office on W. NJ. r. II. will he
'nunl nice assortment of Gentlemen 5
HcaAy-malr Clothing suitable for winter
use: lIatS, Caps, Boots and Shoes; Queens
ware and Cutlery, and several other arti-
,rs too Numerous to mention, all of which
wil he sold at cost in order to close bust
ness. b. X. CONWAY.
,lrr Draw
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MO ! ICE,

POaT OFFICE, ]
EMMITsruHG, MD.
january Is, 1872.
\ FTER the 1,t day of February, 1873,
! \ this Oilicc will be closed at all hours
On Sunday. o. a. HORN FIX,
ian 2O-3W L. NJ.
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u L b L | c S A L T.

I've subscriber intending 10 decline far
ming, VIII sci. IA runl,c Sale, without re-
Serve, at lis .,,.ivHcc near Rocky Ridge
Station,
H., y'JJj'DSD Y tI, 1I.L ,y,u ,f 1I,rrL
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POISONING AT NEWBURG.
Ty@o Men Arrested ON Suspicion Of Poi
soning u One-Legged Soldier to Get HIS
Pension MOney-COrOner's Inquest In
PROGRESS.

TWO Men Arrested ON Suspicion Of FOA-
soning n One-Legged Soldier to Get His
Pension MOney-Coroner's Inquest In
Progress.
NEwBURG, N. Y, June 10, 1872.
Last evening q one-egged soldier, named Alan
son Fisher, was found dead in an open lot at the
corner OF Carpenter avenue and Carter street. IN
this city. Coroner Samuel Glib was notified, and
this morning commenced holding an inquest. From
the evidence presented before the jury 1t appears
that Fisher on Monday received three months pen
sion money, amounting to about fortyhye dollars,
and on Tuesday, on the strength OF il, had a "big
drunk" On Tuesday afternoon he fell in with
two men, named respectively Joseph Green and
Robert Osborne. The two last named had been at
a circus, ana found there bottle containing some
reddish liquid, they said This they took with them,
and when they had found Fisher, Green offered him
a drink from the bottle and he drank heartily. They
testified that they also drank from the bottle. Soon
after Fisher was taken ill., and died In great agony
about an hOur after drinking the stuf Green also
seemed to be III from the effects Of 1t and vomlted,
but on submitting to an examination by several
least danger II, indeed he had had any OF
the poison in his sytem at all. Osborne that
there was label on the bottle at all when they
found IT, Green swore that there was q label, but
that 1t was torn and that he could not make out
what was written on IT.; he smashed the bottle on
1t. Fragments were picked up, and one In posses
sion OF the Coroner has part OF a label on 1t, on
which the following is MISUNDERSTANDING Ac-,"
where the label Is torn on. Beneath this is the
word poison" One of the physicians who was
sworn on the COr0ner's inquisitOn SAID there
no poison commencing with the letters "Acn
but aconite, and the symptoms as described to him
by those who saw the dying man were those OF AGO.
mite poisoning.
Drs. Nichols and Van Dyck made post-mortem
examination Of Fisher, and testified that they found
the internal organs very much congested, but not
diseased and that this result might have been pro-
duced by alcoholic stimulus or by aconite.
Mrs. Charlotte COutant testified that she had seen
deceased shortly before his death, and he said to
her, THAT damned Hishman referring to Green)
has poisoned me-" and again, "Mrs. Coutant,
man give it to me for fear he viii give me more
poison.u
The Coroner, on examining Fishers clothes,
found no money, nothing but a tobacco box and a
pencil At five O'Clock this afternoon the inquest
was adjourned until halfpast nine tomorrow morn
Ing Henry y. Millspaugh and Samuel Il. Dimmick
conducted the examination on the part OF the peo-
pie, and W. J. MACEDONIA is counsel for Green, who,
with OSBORNE has been held to await the result OF
the inquest, on suspicion OF having administered
the poison.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship China CIT, Masauley Liverpool June and
Steamship Hammonia (NG), Meier Hamburg June
and Havre sth with mdse and passengers to Kunardt
steamship De Ruytcr Pep, Falk Antwerp le days, with
e ss ns R %s % the a"Fs n Eay 90 Sa
s City nls bssken Cruz june
MI Ss. ~, $ie Ss
lat iSSHs exchanged signals with bark Lizzie H.
via Wsst5ih With %as ses and is
Sam TeyWS weld Bermuda June IS
Steamship Ashland, Moore, Fernandina June Is with
mdse and d passsenEe rs to james e Hand p,ooo,
mdse To for iH,aaser '00as00' Philadelphia win
srss a ssnd
as a T ofps GSS$ hSs nj
breeze experienced light favorable winds and hot sick
y ss4 Gaaa % liverpool IS days with
salt to orderi socoyich Co Took the south
sS
drowned: May .. LAT y ss lon Sss spoke bark So,t6
% 10 lon s. saw sehr Xtasnis steering north ''' ~
Ss s. wh
and had ane weather; was 10 days north Bermuda
s"s Prise" sS 'ss's Ra a T
hnss ac Is sS S light Sensr %n s
staT tDT), OHick, otchBo, WIFI sugar 10
Waydcl 4 Co.
BARK Evening Star !Br, Chick, Guantanamo, II days.
with sugar, to Waydell Co.
Bark Kcbecca Caruana, Lesegang, Matanzas, IA days.
with sugar to Waydell Go. Had light winds and Gains
be, day north Of Ijatteras
Brig AMIGO QaD, Esposito, Cette 81 days with wine
TO Funch, Edge Co Took the southern passage, and
10 lat 81 a. lon 81 5 saw whaling bark Palmetto with
whale along side
Brig Lizzie wyman Cof Newcastle, Me). Hopkins, Tus
pan, Mex, % days, with cedar to l. Brandeth x Co.
vcsse. to b Metcalf Had light winds and calms been
four days north Of Hatteras
Brig Daniel Trowbridge of New HAVEN, Rodgers
Mayaguez r. Is days with molasses to d Trowbridge
variable winds; been days north Of uatteras.
Brig Oliver (Br Bonholm, Port au Prince IA days with
logwood, coffee and cotton TO Thackeray Had light
winds and calms the entire passage; days north of
Hatteras.
r Talbot Co.
Erig Kodiak, Downing, Cardenas IS days with sugar
10 Brown Bros h Co-vessel to Talbot Co Had mod
crate weather been days north OF Hatteras.
BARR Maggie Reynolds (Br, Smith, Cardenas IL days.
with sugar, TO Nevns Son. Had fine weather been
days forth OF Haerns
Brig ENns Foster, Matanzas IL DAYS with sugar and
moasses to Youngs Co; vessel to John zttIoscn Had
schr Two Marys, wlIctts, Virginia
ScIr Oaks Amcs, Edlnonds Georgetown, DC.
Schr OccaIns, Satterly, GEORGETOWN DC for Hudron.
Schr Ocean Vele, Coffin, Boston days, with paving
stone to master.
Passed Through Hcll Gate.
BOUND sOoTH.
schr Atlantic, Collins waroham for New York, with
mails " Parker Mills Gu
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE
CLEARED.

Steamship Minnesota (Br, Morgan, Lverpool-Willams
Steamship Java tBr), Martyr, Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamship Bella OBJ, Carroll, Liverpool-Busk Je-
Steamship The Queen tBr), Thomas London-F w
Steamship Olympia (Br). Young, Glasgow-Henderson
Steamship Thuringa (NG), Meyer, Hamburg-Kunhardt
Steamship Metropolis, Cashier, Hamilton Bermuda
Steamship Gen sedgwck, Ellis New Orleans-C Nal
Steamship Huntsville. Crowell, savannah--Robt Low
Steamship Georgia, Holmes. Chareston-H Morgan 4
stessmsnp Regulator, Freeman Wilmington, NC-Loril
Ship Cyclone King Padang-Peabody willis 4 CO.
Ship strathearn Dr. Jarinan Liverpooi-Henderson
Ship Fawn, Luce, London-Thos Dunhams Nephew q
Ship Gounakyle Brl. Japp, London-C 1 Wright Co.
ss 2%sS s ssssp
@ sss "u v'cche'e Cork or Ta
Bark Dauntless CBo. Purdy Cork or Falmouth-Heney
7d sss HTgS wesOros Queenstown Falmouth
Bark Ensign Br) Murdc, Granton (scotand)-snow
Bark Concezzione dtaD, vclandocha, Burnt Island
Bark Alaska, Potter, Marscilles-Jas Henry.
Bark Giusepp Rocco daD, Polio, Treste-Funch, Edge
Bark Satellite OBJ, Turner Port Caledonia cB-Heney
Brig Abaross tNop, Andersen, Bristol E-Funch, Edge
Bulley.
schr Putnam, West, Jacmel-Snow Burgess.
schr Meteor tBr, Dunscombe, Hamilton Bcrmuda)-D
McCol
schr Rogue Aayo (sp,, vallhouret Baracoa-E PUG 4
Co " -
schr Moe. Atherton. Jacksonville-w Ray.
schr G II Cowar, Covington, Noriolk-C L Staples
Co.
Schr Vince, Pickett, Boston-W Ray
Schr Ann Brown, Harvey, Sandy Hook Gautier, Jr
schr Della Hodgkns, Carbcrry, Gloucester-B J Wen
berg.
schrAJ Williams Morrell, stamford-stamiord Manu-.
featuring Co.
Steamer Octarora Reynolds Baltimore.
Steamer Sarah Jones ladephia-Wm Kirkpatrick.
Steamer Mayiower, Fults, Philadelphia.
Steamer n Fairchild, Trout, Philadelphia
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THE CANAL LOANS.

ALBANY, June 10, 1872.
The canal loan proposals which were to have
been opened at the Canal Department to-day were
postponed for one week, it being understood from
the arguments made before the Canal Board that If
the old loan was paid or in gold the bids for the
new loan would be at o higher premium than the
pids sent In. The Board heard the arguments, the
pias were allowed 70 be Withdrawn and the open.
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schr Fannie BROOKE, Bradford, Nantucket for new
schr Th9s Ellis, GTs siy, Dennis for New York. ,
denhia l'aoe'A Thompson. Endco Somerset ior rp''A
sem Gnryes Carpenter Glen Cove FOR New w Y Ss
va sshr Helen Baxter, Browc, Providence for New
schr Sarah Maria, Jones Norwalk for New York
Rescue Kelly Milestone Point for New S York. with
scsr Cora oral Lynch, Portsmouth for Elizabe.npor.
sehr I Hudson, Chase ROckand New YORK with lime
schr IcSntlne Crockett, Rockland for New York with
schr Glover, Glover Pawtucket for New York
schr Hawley, Crockett, Providence for Elizabeth
sshr Harriet Fuller, willard. Portland for New York,
sehr anderson, Providence for New York
Seer bowen, Kelly, FroSaencs for i Philadelphia.
schr Sarah Carleton Purke Providence for Elizabeth
schr Chancellor, Parker. Providence for Ambey:
schr Mary Elizabeth, Fowler FAN River for Elizabeth
sehr Matte r Tsber. New Haven for Port Johnson.
schr Lodowick Bill Watson, Connecticut River for New
v sshr Guiding Sta, r, ornpingham Windsor for New
sehr li" Yosmans, Pawtastst for EiilasstSsor
y schr Exeter, Manson, Rockland for New York. with
schr I Potter. Anderson. saybrook for Georgetown,
sehr Bay State, seabrnd. Boston for New York
Ella Ms New
schr TAYLOR. Blown, Greenpert for Philadelphia.
Ss vs9
er SRs s ssM New York
schr Statesman, Crowley, shnlee, Ms, for New York.
Sehr Ssrnelis sssttn Fan River for New York.
0E Esw New
Steamer Electra, Mott Providence for New York; with
ssea aaa Gale for New York. with
Steamer Cd Smith, Norwich for New York. with
mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Catharinc Morris tBr, Dunn, New York for st
Brig Hummlng Bird (Br) Stevens, New YORK for Wind
Brig Stella (Brl, Easton, New York for Pcton.
%Gse panRT for
Schr balloon, Nckerson, New York for Boston;
schr Kate Scranton, Palmer, Elizabethport Provi
s sshr Han Han EzsootnCo5t for Boston NJ.
schr Challenge, Lyman, Hoboken for Salem.
schr Eliza Raymond, Snow Elizabethport for Provi-
schr John Mcree, Reilly, Ezabethport for Provi-
dence.
sehr Willow Harp Hodgdon, Elizabethpor for Provi
sehr Geo Twibll, Bowman, Elizabethport for Hart
schr pr Kane, Blake, Port johnson for Boston
sshr Miranda sheridan Ezabethp9rt for Portsmouth
sehr d Lbeidy, Nicserson, Eizabcthport for provi.
se6r Sarah; Sparks, New York for Boston.
Schr Mary Brown, Walker, Port johnson for Taunton.
S s Sarah Hal, Hall, Newbarg tor Fall River
Schr John Warren, McGarr, Rondout for New London
schr Connecticut Stillwel Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Memento, Murray, New York for Boston.
Schr Jared, Davis, New Brunswick for New Haven
DON
schr White Sea, White Eizabehport for Portsmouth.
sshr Challenge, Terry Eliznbe Import for Bridgeport
schr North Pacific, Eaton, Ezabethport for Newport.
schr Aida Knowles, Ezabethport for Providence
Schr Mary Ann Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr G Shultis, HOboken for Providence.
Schr Mary Frazier, Frazier, Elizabethport for Prov
port.
schr Ella Powell Peterson, Philadelphia for Newport.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-20
SAILED.

Steamships Minnesota, for Liverpool; Java do; Biea,
do; Olympia, Glasgow; Gen Sedgwick, New Orleans
Huntsville, Savannah; Georgia, Charleston.
Wind at sunset SSW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-20

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