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Looking for London FOrgers In
New York.

From the New York World, lith.l
Several LoInlon detectives who have
recently been employed in Canada ar
rived in this city on Tuesday. Their
movements have been extremely secret.
This much, however, may be told without
disclosing anything which would frus-
trate the Accomplishment of their OBJ
ject, which is to arrest the forgers of the
Bank Of England notes, whose opera
tons have been so much talked about
recently. They have been employ.
ed at Ottawa IN discovering several
forgers of FIVE pound Bank of England
notes, which have for some time past
been manufactured there, and passed of
upon the creduleus tradespeople in the
North of England. Superintendent Cole
and party are now upon the scent of the
Warren clique, for the great fraud upon
the Bank of England. Warren is an
American, born in Pennsylvania, and
has lived for some years in England,
transacting TO all appearances a lucra-
tive business. His house is in Regents
Park, and his turnouts, park ph@tons,
and cabs, were only sclipsed by the mag
nifcence of diamond, which Americans
in London termed the Warren gem. His
habits have been extravagant, and some
say he is respectfully related in this
country. 1t is true, however, he is con-
ueeted by blood with an eminent firm on
the other side. Warren was daily
to be seen in Lombard street, fresh
flower twice a day in his button-hole,
and in all the principal American
houses he had the freest entree. He is
not over forty.6ve years Of age, an ex-
cellent fnancier and possessed of a
most prepossessing address and appear
ance Being extraordinarily hospitable,
this man has friends who believe him in
capable of the acts laid to his charge.
Upon his leaving the office for the last
time he directed his clerk to bring to
his hair-dresser's large valise, which,
no doubt, contained most Of the plumber.
The woman with whom he was living,
we'll educated and once respectable
young girl, is supposed to know nothing
of his misdeeds, and restored at once
$4,000 which she had in her possession.
Her father is q Church of England
clergyman, in Norfolk, where Warren
met her, and she is the principal sufferer
as yet in this extraordinary case.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, March l9.-The engineers
strike ON the st. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern railroad still continues. The
mob at Moberly has been dispersed.
Freight trains are not running at pres
ent, but will be as soon as engineers can
be obtained. Captain 0'Neal, of the
st. Louis police force, at Moberly, tel
egraphed the St. Louis chief for more
men and ammunition yesterday morn
ing. A small bridge was burned just
above st. Charles, but the damage was
repaired and the trains passed over.
All of the injured engines have been re-
paired and placed on the track. A
train arrived last night at 9:45 pm,
three hours late, which met with hume
rous mishaps on the way. W. Kinnear,
the engineer, says bat for the police he
would have been killed. He found every
switch turned the wrong way. Three OF
the crowd at st. Charles drew revolvers
on him and said they had a rope ready
with which they intended hanging him.
The U. s. Express messenger, acting as
mail agent, covered himself up in the
mail matter, thus hiding himself from
the mob.
Mr.. Wilson, the highest official Of the
brotherhood, arrived here from Cleave-
land last evening, and, in an interview
with Superintendent Van Horne, says
the strike is entirely grouhdless and has
not the sympathy Of the brotherhood.
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shelters himself behind the ramparts OF
the majority report, aud Bogy asserts
upon his honor that his shirts are spot
leass, and shpends his Senatorial fnne'
tons pending inquiry and quittAnce from
his peers, word comes from the Pacific
coast with the assurance that the politl'
cal epidemic of bribery aud corruption,
so far as charges 90, is confined TO that
locality. The victim foreshadowed by
investigation is Eugene casserly, sena-
tor FROM California, A memorial is said
TO be on the way asking that the manner
and motive Of Casserly's election be in
vesiigaied; aud it is said the memorial
specially sets forth that the Bank OF
California paid $4,000 10 secure the
election of Casserly. 1t is said il the
memorial be acted upon the investiga'
ton will develop case Of corruption
tyranny aud unscrupulousness without
parallel in current history or in local
despotism.
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Tnr Legislatures Of the different
States are passing resolutions Of cen
sure upon their representatives ln Con
gross who voted themselves an increase
per annum TO $500, aud bonus Of
$1,000 for services already rendered. A
few Congressman are repudiating the
measure, aud refuse TO accept the
money. The New York Times gives the
names Of the nobls, Tennesseeaps who
voted for the measure in Congress,
Messrs. Butler. Garrett, Vaughan, Coli
day aud Maynard. Our Senators voted,
10 man, Cor advance pay.
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spRIro styles bats at wheaton's.

A Cold SEEMS A SMALL AFFAIR.-
Most people neglect it. Who minds
it2 Yet q cold may turn to consump-
ton and then follows almost certain
death. Take cold in time. then; that
is, take DR.. Jayne'ssExpectorant, the
well.known standard remedy for coughs,
colds, consumption, asthma, bronchitis,
and all pulmonary complaints, and your
cold will disappear, as we'll as all appre-
hension Of danger. Sold everywhere.
mW&s
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BROoKLrS, March IA desperate
ARRAY occurred between three truck
drivers last evening. one man being al
most murdered With a cart ring. VIM.
Wheeler vas driving bis truck along the
Hamilton aVeupe railroad track, and
when near Hicks street two other truck,
men. William and Thomas Calm, drove
up behind and ordered him 70 turn aside
and let them 20 past Wheeler said he
could not, owing 10 the number Of We
hieles on The track. The brothers each
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WHAT MEMPHIS NEEDS.

No city can expect 10 retain her pres
tige or increase in population and com.
mercial Importance unless she fosters
the manufacturing interests. The bene'
iiis created BY manufacturing establish
mepts are untold, and Memphis should
wake up and realize the advantages
which may be summed up as follows, as
sneeiGed in the Chicago Journal OF
Commerce;
That considerable permanent adj
d;t;on il at once made 10 the popnl ation,
in the shape Of many skilled workmen,
who prove auxiliary TO every other KIND
of business carried on in the neighbor-
hood.
The values Of real estate are en-
HANGED by the erection OF large buildings
in which 10 carry on the process OF the
manufacturer, and by the appropriation
of larger areas TO accommodate the
dwellings, built for the employees.
2 The sudden increase OF numbers
involves correspondingly larger con-
sumption of articles Of necessity, com
fort and taste, and thus enlarges the
spheres and intensiies the activity Of
The various classes of business previously
carried on, besides opening demand
Tor several new kinds of business, which
are generally attracted to a community
by any considerably increase oil inhaolt-
ants.
hands are spent on the spot, and help TO
enereize every interest of the town, max
inc money plentier, trade brisker, prices
cheaper, sales larger, commodities more
various, and improvements more amoi'
tiOus.
b The tax.paying power OF the COM
munity is much augmented, leading to a
bettered condition of the roads, bridges,
streets, pavements, public buildings, and
the like. 49,,
6. There being many more children,
and many more grown people, demand
springs up for better school accommo-
dations and for larger churches, bring
ing not only higher grade of talent in
each department Of human needs, but a
decided advance in architectural excel
lence.
7. One factory having been estab-
lished. it becomes easier to attract to
the spot other manufacturing enter
prises which are auxiliary to the iirst.
8. So far as the people are consumers
of the articles produced in the factory,
they become direct purchasers OF the
manufacturers, thus dispensing alto
gether with the profits extorted by mid
dlemen, and making gain by greater
cheapness OF. price paid for the article,
such always being the result of placing
producer and consumer side by side.
3. Farmers in the neighborhood are
benefited by securing an improved local
market for the sale of their produce, and
sometimes, as in the case OF paper'mill
established, are able to sell for a round
price per ton the straw which formerly
they burned as useless encumbrance,
worth to them only as ashes for manure.
We might enumerate various other
advantages, but these will answer the
purpose. They fully develop the fact
that manufacturing industry is power
ful motor of material progress, and OF
societary excellence. Centers of popu-
lation throughout the Northwest are fully
alive to the Importance Of these adyan-
tages, and seek them with corresponding
zeal.
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PREsIDEST GRANTS inaugural address
IS the subject Of much speculation and
comment at present. 1t would be a Gu
rious revelation did it appear in the
future that the President was not the
real author Of the document, but, like
the Queen OF England, left the construe-
ton of the periodical address to some
understrapper who infused into it ideas
and sentiments supposed to be the echo
Of the Presidential bosom. Annexation
seems TO be the cardinal policy Of Presi-
deaf Grant, probably suggested by the
passion COR accepting anything, which
nay produce the desire 10 take every.
thiag-by annexation.
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sra1So styles hats at wheaton's.

MESS BEEF.-H. Seessel, ST., Central
Market, corner Jefferson and Third
streets, is prepared to supply the trade
with the finest quality Of mess beef at
the very lowest figures. %
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AUCTION
AUCTION.
UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
AT AUCTION!

Az. FARMLAND, 1876 and1s7 Main q.
EOR AND on ACCOUNT OF MISSISSIPPI
II aud Tounclace railroad,
ThaFsday, March ~, ~ 10 a-i'i'
trunk. marked Gertrue ! trunk. q iraltI
trunk. fllnoif STATE feuitcuiiaryi VS. Il.
- n Il frurk. no mark 2 raIdlc-nafts %
nah rarer Bar, ra marx ID cafrst-p-A-s
~ r-.rfi i bon music. ~ uarf.
~ order ol n. hurke. rlr.flni en l.lLs
I5a A. I. MAINLAND, Aast-r.
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WASHINGTON.

NKw YoEK, March ls.-The Heralds
Washington special says:
While Csldsel hangs by 8 hair over
the precipiee Of infauy, PoEell Clayton
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r7YsXsI4RKS
POWDER

Is RAPIDLY SUPERsEpING ALL OTHER
| ureparatious for rroducinF elclant, sweet
nd wholesome rolls. biscuits. bread, buck
heatand ether Friddle cakes. Perfectly pure
nd reliable, and alWays ready flr lBmcdiatc
~. ne cheapest Bakinr Powder In the world.
~ri II will keep on land orsea, IN any climate
for years. tits vel adapted % The use Of house
ieerers. miners uarnerr. cuier4nts. ctr.
and Il IN fact. To eFcrN respect. ire best east
p0uIrr naie " ~ the kitchen. the camp. the
rnIIfrn Sold b. rrocers and dealerl every
akere Mauufacfursd b. Dooley Brother,
D New ftreef, heE lork, 2-mEt-ol
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spRIsG styles hats at WheatOn's,
Pecan R,eIfoo, Lake Fish.

A choice lot of perch and trout received
this morning per steamer Belle Memphis
and for sale at Victor d. Fuchs, Al JEFF
erson street. l6
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LEGAL.
Attachment Notice.

Dick Harris, Before P. NJ. Winters.
vs.; Justice. of the Peace
F. L. Pledge. } for Shelby county.
TN THE ABOVE NAMED SUIT AFFIDA-
j Wit for attachment having been made under
section 1856 of the Code of Tennessee. that the
defendant. 4. l.. Plcdge,is nonresident Of the
State of Tennessee. or is about to remove, or has
removed himself or property from the State. or
has removed or Is removing out Of the county
privately, or conceals his property so that the
ordinary process of law cannot deserved upon
him, or has absconded, or is absconding or
esncealing himself or property, or has fraud
ulently disposed of or is about fraudulently to
dispose of his property. and that he is justly
indebted TO the plaintiff in the sum Of S87 rs,
due by account for work, ETC.. and 0lat
the same is just and due; it is therefore or
dored that the defendant appear before NE at
my office, No. 10 North Court St. in the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee. on Friday, the 2Sth
day Of March, A. d. 1873, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. and defend this suit, or the same will
BIO proceeded with OK parte and that copy
Of this notice be published once week, for
four consecutive weeks, in the PUBLIC LEDGER.
This 2lst day of February, 1873.
T.. M. WINTERS, ]. P.
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FuRyIrURE repaired, vanished and
reupholsiered by Martin Eyke' 81 Aadl-
son street q
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ENoIMT.ER
PUBLIcATIoN.

NO PAPER IN MEMPHIS Is A BETTER
~ advertiEing medium thgln the Western
.ethedfst. 10 having within the limits Of
Nhich Memphis j. the coo mercial center
very large circulation. This can be known
end rad Of All Who may become interested.
Jndicious advertiEinE viii pay. Our Office IL
Nsl Main street, M stairs. in sane building
With Boyle A Chapman.
ST R.E. BLEW AGO.
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Peterson and other magazines for
April has been received at Mansford s,
corner Of Second and Monroe; New
York, Cincinnati, Chicago, New Orleans,
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers re-
ceived daily.
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J.w. S. BROWNE, l6 Jefferson st. 98t
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Buy your boots and shoes from A. G.
Dennis, 292 Main street. II
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TAXES.
City Tax Notice!

OrFIcT OF CRY Tax CoLLEcroR, /
MEMPHIS. Tenn, March 18th. 1851
nELINQUENTs HAVE HAD AMPLE
time to settle their bills before this. We will
use every eBort not to slight any one with our
DISTRESS WARRANTS forisgTaxes. Call
at once and save COST. The last Of our war.
RANTS will be ready for distribution on the LIST
Of April. FELIX W. ROBERTSON.
1877 City Tax Collector.
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cUNRIEs
ron SALE .
YEAST POWDER.

a nm GOOD SECOND HAND GUNNIES.
E,VVU AZ Washington street mill. ll2-l7
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liz Illinois a struggle is progressing in
the courts between the people and the
railroad companies, because ofthe unjust
discrimination in railway freights. There
is a law in Illinois which is designed TO
protect the public against this wrong.
The Illinois court decided that the Leg
islaturo had right to regulate the rates
Of charges for railroad transportation
within the limits of the State. In Ten
uessee discrimination in railroad and
steamboat freights is made 10 many in
stances, which is a wrong that our own
LegislatureI should endeavor to redress
by regulating the actions of public car
riers in this respect. The1llinois court
decided also that the rate which is de
termiued by competition should be held
to be a reasonable one.
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MnLER's "Cut OF" saloon, in rear
Of German National Bank, is the place.
%
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The firm refusal of Governor Dix, OF
New York, to extend executive elem
ency to the murderer Foster will have a
salutary effect upon the thugs OF society
who 20 around sleeping their hands In
the blood of their fellow-men. The ex-
ecution of such men as Foster and
Stokes will be Of incalculable benefit to
New York society. Occasionally lib
eral system of hanging becomes neces-
sary in order to check criminals, who
become bold when the arm of the law is
paralyzed by corrupt courts, juries and
Governors. According TO DR.. Tying,
Foster was an exemplary Sabbath school
pupil in his youth, but even his pastor
and parents failed to keep him in the
paths of sobriety and rectitude, and he
will now reap the fruits Of crime-the
gallows. The moral will Not be lost,
even on the criminals Of our own city.
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SFRIse styles hats at WheatOn'''
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Gas rITTna, ls Jefferson St.
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SrRIxo styles hats at wheatOn's. 10
The New York herald., 1873-10-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

Ex-Assembyman Francis B. Fisher is being urged
by his friends as a candidate for the republican
nomination for Alderman OF the Twenty-thrd
ward OF Brooklyn.
Vermont paper, after announcing the sale OF
calf in this State for s27 ooo Is saucy enough
mark that II all the calves in Massachusetts should
be sold at this rate she could pay the national
debt, and that, too, without disturbing the party
animals in ONCE.
They do not mince matters out West when an ac-
cusaton is 10 be made. Hence the following from
the Burlington Qowa) Gdzene:-"There is not a
republican paper in this State that has dare tell
the record truth in relation to Governor Carpenter
and his hiding steal OF 900 for Major Rankin,
Alonzo Abernethy covering the stolen money OF
Congressman Walden into the school funds Of that
district.r
1t is expected that not less than 200 oranges win
be represented in the Convention OF the Georgia
State Grange, to be held at Macon on the 29th OF
October, composed, 1t is stated, OF the best edu-
Gated and most intelligent Of the agricultural COM
munity.
The New York herald., 1873-10-12
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. II, 1873.
CLEARED.

steamship Hakon Adelstein tNor,, Muller, London
Steamship India dBr Harris, Glasgow-Henderson
steamship Deutschland Ger). Ladewigs, Bremen via
:, Steamship HUMBOLDT GER, Banck, stetn, &c-chas
steamship clyde Kennedy Galveston via Key west-C
Steamship Gcorrc Washington Whitehead, New Or
leans-Ciark seaman.
Steamship United states, sampson, New oreans-Fred
.steamship san Salvador, Nickcrson, savannah-w
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Charlcston-H Nor
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk City Point
and Rlchmond-od dominion steamship co.
steamship Richinonu Lawrence. Norfolk. City Point
and Richmond-od Dominion Steamship Co =,
steamship knight, Chichester Georgetown, Dc
steam slp North Point, Foley Philadephia-LorIllard
Steamship Neptune, HalIott; Boston-H + p piHocs
ship Muuah tbr Burr Meipourne-h" cameron a
ship Adolf Ger, Often Bremen-Herman Koop \ Co.
Bark Imperator lNor, Jensen, London-Funch, Edye
BARK Hoppet (suS, Berman, London-retens Book
BARK Abraham tAus), Matcovich, Newcastle E-Funch.
bark LIZZIE Wright Brs Wright, Bristol, E-P Ne
Bark Nordcap tNor,, osudsen. Penarth Roads-Tetcns
Bark andrea Lo vico utaD. Rollo Cardin-John Sea-
Bark Azow CNor,, Hansen Cork or Tamouth-Funch,
Bark vesterde Nor Larsen, Cork or Falmouth..C
Bark Bysdo. Eor,, Christensen, Cork or Falmouth
Bark ia Aus, zulpa, Cork Falmouth for orders
slocovch h Co.
sk Esos H G Cork Falmouth for
BARK Lorenzo (NoD. Huselberg, Cork for orders
Bark Ooncordia Nor Johannescn, Queenstown Fal-
Bark osin Dubrovacki (Aus,, Cravich, Dublin-sloco
Bark Iris GER. PfeiGer Bremen-Fanch Edge 4 co.
Bark pemetTa Gen ka;mmer ftettin-c Tobias Co
Bark Macchiavela GtaD, Maresca, Lcghorn-Funch,
Bark Frank Wallace, Marseilles-simpson, Clapp q
Bark Antelope Davis, Nassau, NP-warren Ray.
Brig Leo Ger, Kruger, Queenstown or Falmouth for
orders-Funch, Edve Co
Brig Rhone ORR, Roberts, Cadiz for orders-J Whit
Brig pronto csp), Eshevaria, Corunna-com Ware
Erg Petrino dtaD, Lauro Gibraltar orders-Funch
Brg Emily CBr), Marshall, Arroyo, Pre- Sanchez y
brig Emily Walters (Br), Murray, niadelphla-Eage,
Prig Elizabeth, Urann, Port Johnson-H D Il U
schr Anita, Small, Marseillcs-Jas Henry.
schr Martha NJ Heath, Nichols Kingston, Ja-Leaycraft
Co.
schr Lottie, Speed, Cleniuegos-A Abbott.
Schr Henry Parker. Lewis, Jacksonvile-van Brunt d
schr E b Wharton, Allen, Newbern-J W Holmes
schr Garret Wright CropDer Baltimore-Wm Chal-
schr VIM Layton, Layton, Baltimorc-yan Brunt 4
schr Ancilla tsr, colwe, South Amboy-Heney
schr Garland, Libby Boston-wilson 4 Godfrey
Schr Helen, Seare, Somerset Mass-H W Jackson 4
schr Henry Gibbs, Chase, New Acknowledgment 4
schr Progress, Van valkenburg, New Haven-H W
Jackson & Co.
schr Maria Eyarts tyarts, New Hayen-w Price
Steamer Maynower, Futs Philadelphia
Steamer Utley, Davis Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1873-10-12
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINES
Steamship Baltic Irr,, kennedy, Lvsrp9ol Oct % and
steamship Annie Ainsiie Obj, Corkcry, Barrow, Y
Steamship Cleopatra, Mankn, Havana Oct 4, with
n Lso ia Frr oct with
seansh,p h James Adger, lockwood Charleston oct
s.with mdse and passengers Jas " ou,nara i Go.
DAYS with mise and N i pas,sngs5s TO snsw s. Tgess
sSs ~ stesss5 S% b or 8 hour; e avoid Ss VIC
yard aR Rdwo wn Iyerydo sf s DAYS with mae
ship Sew World, Champion, London. and Isle of
ship Constantine. Creeyey, London and Isle Of Wight
ship Freedom, Bradley. Dpnkirk Sept ls and the
@ ship G s%py to s%aS Aa m via
Bark Marin Wakefield tof Whitby), Osborn, London %
sars $ fsTnha,a er I RegsnGr London IS days With
passed hq MSsaiQF tS o SS"nd London
BARK Emma dtaD Mortola Dingle l. 20 days. in bal
BARK Bioryocksn CSor, Harris, sligo 81 days in bal
Bark Brave of Guerncy), Besson, jersey IS days in
Bark Ataapta Ger, IIagemann Bremen 80 days, with
md,e 70 sn Fnnch Edye sIs Go t.,n a a. ,, .o
Bark Pope Ger. Geerken, stettin 40 days in bal
BARK iSs oyerton, Port Caledonia CD. DAYS with
sna s 90 IS Bremen % ssdy s fa *
Brig, Como of Windsor, Ns) Williams Port Caledonia,
yDewolf Co Sailed In company with bark II Hoi
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Schr Nickcrson Haskell. Little GIace Raw CB for
New York, is days with coal TO Loud Co
ss York. e ssfs % eoa shsppda e prds sydney oH for
Hchr Eliza Williams, shankiin, Windsor, Ns for New
scRr Guiding Star tsr, Howard Wentworth, Ms. Tor
schr Kate scranton, Palmer Providence for New York.
schr sarah Brown Aatsn frov,denee FOR New York
schr Prednore, sherman Fall River tor New
schr I Tay: Brown, New Bedford for New York.
sssr es Bss np ss ssoqd sSo qo or New New
h ch anay % Ss tor SsT York %
schr star spanged Banner, Brightman. Norwich for
schr Eiisa Runyop, Haskell, Norwich Tor New York.
schr G + Church. s9 Ia Eastgori Tor New se & York
schr VIM McCobb Hill, Portland for Brooklyn, with
'si scbr Henry Cole Chadwick Providence New York.
schr Mary douglas, Boothbay for New YORK. in bal
'e sehr r. Ann @ n Nli@%peih Allen Harwiehfsr New York
sh Ear aelr S New YORK
s ssS Ss% ss Rss s xeEs YORK
Schr Lizzie Taylor. Providence for New York.
Schr s smith, Snow Boston tor New YORK.
BOUND EAST
Steamship Wamsutta. Psn. New York for New BEDFORD
Bark wilhelm (Gcr), Rose Memcl via New YORK for
New Haven.
schr olive Avery. Gott, New York for Rockiami.
schr Wm Gessncr, Hlgermsn. Hobokcn for New Bed .
ford.
schr Franklin Pierce, fillmore. Port Johnson tor Bos.
schr Benjamin Rsed, Adams Philadelphia for Ports.
mouth.
sej,r Ellen Psr.ns Mitchell. Port JohusOn for Boston.