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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-01-28
TO OUR COMRADES.

The Sotdicrs Of the .6h q. S. Cduulry, and al
Soldiers and Cai-ens Of any Military Pos.
on The Hdias. EE r.
We, the undersigned, late soldiers of Co.
4, and ID, and E, would warn our friends
when they come to Leavenworth, to the
Paymaster, against those teaches who will
meet you on the road and at the Depot.
They are confidence men, and seek to swim
die you out of your money. Whether they
take you to hotels, or clothing houses, they
receive a compensation of 20 per cent. on
all you spend, besides they try and get all
the money from you they can. We advise
all not to take notice Of them; give them
the cold shoulder, if you want to save your
money. In connection With this. we recon-
mend to you John Seeker, the clothier, as
the only reliable person in the business,
whose reputation stands high in the COM
munity, and ia not overrated among YOU.
In him you can place implicit confidence;
he Is the soldiers friend, and honest in his
dealings, and he win aid you in everything
you may want
We would advise our friends and every
body who comes here, to make John Seek
lers stores their headquarters, where they
will be welcome without any extra charges.
His stores are the old stand 800 Shawnee
street, branch corner of 5th and Shawnee.
opposite the Mansion House And Market:
ii Your friends, tttt
L. II. MEAsE, MARTIN FoGARTY,
Co. b, 9Th Cav. Late LIST Sgt Co. d, 9th c.
WM. A. Donovan, HENRY HENsBERGER,
Co E 9Th Cav. Co. D, 9th Cavalry. g
JAMES B. DEIRERr, WV. MILLER,
Company D, 9th Cavalry.
q NAKTIx DoRsEY, Co. B, 9th Cavalry.
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PUBLIC library OF KENTrGKY.

DEA1H OF GOV. BRaMLRTTE-AcIIoN THE True
TRks-A SUCCESSOR APPOINTkD-yo MORE POST
PoSENKKTS-DRAwIS9 cKRTAIH, FKBRuAKY q.
At meeting of the Trustees Of the Public L.
brary Of Kentucky. Jan. 16. 1875, it was resolved
that C. N. Briggs, ESQ.,, who, under the late Hon.
1hoe. E Bramlerie, wa, the real business msnzg
OF the gift coreerfs alrsady given In aid OF TN
Public Library of Kenturky, he and be n hereby
auth orized TO take the place Nrade vARnt ky the
death of said Bramlstte, in the management sf the
adairs Of The fifth and last gin concert, and hbos
the drawing announced for Feb 27th. 1873, shall
positively and unequvocally take place on that
day, without any further postponement or delay,
on any account whatever.
4. T. EURREIT, Presidsst.
JOHN 8. CAIS, Secretary.
Hereafter al Communications eating to the 6fth
Concert, should be rdressed to the Undersigned
and pledge myself that the drawing shall coma OF
February z7sh, that every dollar paid for tickets
shall be returned. @. n BRIGGS,
Agent and Manager.
Room 4, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
deci9-tufrfvH
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Teachers Examination.
Assignee's Notice.

IKAvkswoRTH CTR, KANSAS.
November 2a,h, 1874.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all tho creditors Of
AN james Wilson, Of LcAvenvorth City, Kan
sSs, that 1 viu, on
WEDNESDAY, TIE sIsr DAT OF MARCH, 1875,
ofLeavenvorth, Of and county Of Leavenworth. in
the state Of Kansas, proceed, publicly, to adjust
and allow demsnos aeaiast the estate and effects
ass'gn,d 10 me BY said James Wilson, Tor the hem
eft Of ali his creditors
GkoKIx s. WOODWARD, Assignee
Of James Wilron. uosa5- -w3m
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sases," which fully explains the nature, causes,
symptoms, &C.. Of ''Spermatorrhea, ''or Seminal
Weakness,' syphilis, Female Complaints, all i'm
pediments Of Marriage, and valuable Information
on other delIeate subjects, sent FREE to address,
In plain, sealed envelope. receipt Of stamp.
DR.. BoHANNAN's 'yEGTrABLE CCRA-
TIVE permanently cures all forms Of 'Spermaf-
orohea' or Seminal Weakness in from two to
seven weeks time. II restores Lost Power and
brngs hack the youthful vigor OF thoss Who have
destroyed it by sexual excuses or evil practices.
This remedy has been used by DR.. Bohannan in
his private practice tor over thirty years, and hiss
never failed in curing even the vorst Price
Five Dollars. sent to any address, lfree from OBJ
servation).
Oh. BoHANNAN's Vegetable Syphilis Curs'i
warrasted to permanently cure SYPHILIS in all
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DR.. ROHANNAN's pile Ointment Is guaran-
ted q certain cure for Piles, matter What form
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Price One Dollar sent 10 any address tby mail
dfteen cents extra for postase}-
address Dr. &. A. BoAANNAN, No. sly North
Filth street, ST. Louis, Mo
o~Persons rem.ttins money by ms Il tor mebi.
cines, gill ssnd by 'Postoface Order or 'Rexis-
Z rcd Letter. dsc2sdAv
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Your friends,
True Sympathy.


Hon. J. N. Price and family have the heartfelt
sympathy Of oN citizens in thg deep afiiirtisn Ut
lAo S~pakO then By ths ~ wof shSir litsle soa -
AsssAec ne - the NOD Of she househosd, ma a
deep sorrov and Overwhelming grief merits this
sympathy % tenderiy proeered them.-AfcSisoa
ChasaPioa-
Tie many friends Of Judge Price in this
city will learn With surprise and regret Of
the death Of his youngest child-"one Who
was known only to be lcved.r Our symypa-
thies are also extended to the bereaved
family in this sad hour of affection.
- - III.
The Atchison Champion says the scenes at
the burial of the little son of Hon. J. NJ.
Price, Monday last were sad and affecting
beyond dsseripsien, ssd - all tie vast
throng in atsendance there, We could hardly
see dry eve. The grief-stricken family an
peared so bowed down in thesr extreme sor-
row; 70 lost in their deep affection, that
all present mingled aheir- iears With thsus
as the little body vas lowered into its final
resting place. And as the sweet voices of
IT ceoi ~ he sad requium: aI see
~ ep6e do the valley there was
o 9bno Among the large body of
enp3hkin 4rieods, that showed how in
tently they felt the same sorrov that the
poor mother and sorrowing sisters we're una
be = CONTROL The sd scene viii har be
Fpanhired byhak ShS vitseissd T.
-Bouner, Of the New York Ledees, ise-
Fonsible for much of the prevailing dis
NJ. For ye.ts young people have been
reading his delusive romances and his ad-
vice to Many young, and now there are
.so:.l tho. x9P9a yitA In f1eiFs 8
Yort Ls1n1.-OrnesnnsS E
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NOTICEi

~ O1ICE Is hereby gwen, that the Incorporated
lN socie v known as the "first Ccorsd lnde-
peudant Bensvo:ent Brothers OF Protection"
as hanged its name and title, and that It Is nov,
and viii neres fer be known as the First Grand
Ipdependent Benevolent society Of the state Of
Iansss'' CAREY LErCHER,
dec2a-stf4v Prssideak
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LEAvKNwoRIH L COUNTY, S.

COUNTY CLERKS OrFIfE, !
LKAvxAwoRrB, Kansas.
January %, 1875.
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IKAvKswoRTH Ctr, KANSAS. I
November 2Ath. 1874. 4
, 1875-03-20

The bark Aureola arrived at San
Francisco on the llth.
The bark Adelaide Cooper sailed from
San Francisco for Port Ludlow on the
llth,
Arrived at San Francisco on the 18th,
schr Alice Haake. Sailed same day
schr Glenarm, Port Discovery
The MOdOc sailed from Utsalady on
the 18th.
Arrived at San Francisco on the 18Th,
bkte w II Gawley; l4th, bks Dublin
and Milan. Saie ed, on l ith bk North
west, Port Townsend; bkte Victor,
Port Gamble; blk Caroline Reed, Port
Blakely.
Port Blakely, March 10th, sailed bk
Condor for Los Angeles.
, 1875-03-20

AND now, on Wednesday eve
ming, comes the Gussie Telfair,
with mails and passengers from
Sitka, making the second ocean
steamer that has called at this
port within two days on an inter
change Of, business affairs. Such
occurrences, however, are so COM
mon with US as to hardly excite a
remark, when, in reality, had they
occurred at any other port on the
Sound they would have been con-
sidered, recorded and hsralded as
events of great magnitude, shad-
owing forth the colossal future
awaiting the place. But custom
with this, as with other things,
affects the novelty, and hence it
fails to initiate our discreet busi-
ness community, or disturb the
equilibrium Of the holders of real
estate.
, 1875-03-20

The Ball of Strict Observance
Lodge, No. 20, a. F. and \. NJ,
took place in this city on the eve-
ming of the 18th, as per announce
ment. The attendance numbered
from thirty to forty couples, six
set forming on the floor at time,
The musicians were Messrs. Stern
ing, Knight and c. w. Lowe.
The excellent music furnished, and
the calling, all tended to make the
dancing a pleasant recreation to
the participants. The toilettes of
the ladies were both elegant and
neat, and, with the hall gracefully
festooned with the flags of all ma
tions, made a very effective and
pleasing scene. Much credit is
due the committee, Messrs. lib
balls, Littefeld and Hartung for
the superior and high-toned man.
ner in which this pleasant party
was carried through.
, 1875-03-20

The ship War Hawk and barkentine
Discovery are loading at Port Discov-
ery.
The ship James Cheston went to sea
on Monday.
The Camolet and Halcon started for
sea on Tuesday but put back again.
The Gen. Cobb arrived here on Mon
day, on her way to San Francisco.
The David Hoadley and ATLANTA
passed up Sound to Port Gamble on
Tuesday.
The Coqulmbo passed up Sound on
Wednesday.
The Jenny Pitts arrived here on
Wednesday, bound for Seattle.
The Camden, bound for San Pedro,
arrived on Wednesday.
The bark Isaac Jeans Is loading lum-
ber and piles at Seabeck.
The Buena Vista passed up Sound
on "Wednesday.
The Sparrowhawk, laden with lun-
her, sailed from Victoria for Australia,
on Tuesday.
Arrived at San Francisco on the 10Th,
bark Martha Rideout, and bark Wind
ward. Sailed same day schr Lovett
Peacock. ship Dashlng Wave, and bark
Onward.
, 1875-03-20

IT was a beautiful that
witnessed from Union wharf on
"Wednesday. The weather was
delightful, and the atmosphere in
vigorating. Ships and barks from
all quarters of the globe, inward
and outward hound, with clouds OF
canvas gistening in the sunlight,
were laying on and of our harbor.
Here a vessel from South Amer
lea, there another bound for Aus
tralia, and still another for the
Flowery Kingdom, and so ON ad
fnem, while coasters were every
where visible.
, 1875-03-20

The schooner which was men-
toned by us in a recent issue as
having gone ashore a few miles
west of Port Angeles, proved to
be an English pilot boat, formerly
owned at Port Madison. 1t ap-
pears that the crew hove her to,
lashed the helm,and went on board
a vessel, and while there the
schooner got away from them.
The supposition, therefore, that the
crow were drowned is without
foundation.
, 1875-03-20
by Telegraph
Portland DaIIes and Salt Lake Rail-
road.

PORTLAND, Oregon, March 13.-
The following message was re-
ceivedfrom Senator Kelly, ,atWash-
ington, this morning, which caused
great excitement and rejoicing:
"To Hon. Henry Failing, May
or: Negotiations with English
capitalists for the construction OF
the Salt Lake railroad, have re-
suited favorahly. Contracts are
partially signed, and deposited
with me, and duplicates were sent
to England for further signature.
The terms are twenty-eight thou
sand dollars per mile. On the first
mortgage, bonds said to be respon-
sibls parties; standard guage
through in five years"
Another dispatch from Colonel
Chapman, President of the road,
says that the commencement of
the work will be at Portland.
The ground was covered with
snow this morning, and flurries Of
snow have been falling all day.
, 1875-03-20

A scALLAwAG shipped on board
the barque Camolet as carpenter
one day this week, and received
the snuglittle sum oft125 advance
pay. The next day he was not,
for during the night he betook him
self TO boat, not however, with
out his money, and left for parts
unknown. He was subsequently
found, however, and taken on
board the vessel.
, 1875-03-20

EVILS OF DRUMMNG.-The Jour
nal of Commerce publishes a long
letter setting forth the evil effects
of drumming, and says: g tits very
evident that the stamping out of
the system by our wholesale men
and large jobbers is an imperative
necessity. Those who steadily re-
fuse to countenance such sys-
TEN should organize together, and
make public the fact"
, 1875-03-20

PERsONAL.-C. W. Lowe, Esq, OF
Olympia, favored our Office with a call
while on a brief visit to this city during
the week. He reports quite Gavorably
of up-SOund matters. Olympia, In
particular, since our sojourn there, a
little over a year ago, has witnessed
some valuable Improvements.
, 1875-03-20

The Newark Land Company,
with headquarters at San Fran
cisco, as will be seen by their ad-
vertisement in another column, are
about commencing operations in
connection with the sale of lots
at Newark. The climate, soil and
water are described as excellent.
, 1875-03-20

OUR townsman, Mr.. John L. Butler,
has received from Governor Ferry the
appointment OF Pilot Commissioner.
Mr.. Butler is one of the Oldest pilots on
Puget Sound, and commanded the first
full-rigged ship that ever sailed to
Olympia under the American flag, in
1850.
, 1875-03-20

p, d. AND S. L. R.-The special dis
patch from Senator KelIey 10 Mayor
Failing, OF Portland, In relation to
the Portland, Dalles and Salt Lake
Railroad, to be found in our dispatches,
will be pcrused with interest. 1t is ev-
idence that the managers are doing all
they can to make the scheme successful.
, 1875-03-20

PLAIN QUESTIONS FOR INvALIDs.-
Have the routine medicines of the pro-
fession done you no goods Are you
discouraged and miserable? II so, test
the properties OF the new Vegetable
Specific, DIR. Walkers California Vim
egar Bitters, already famous as the fin
est invigorant, corrective and altera-
tive, that has ever seen the light. Dys-
peptics aud persons of bilious habits
should keep it within reach, If they
value health and ease.
, 1875-03-20

A CARD appears elsewhere In
our columns to which we refer with
pleasure. 1t is that entitled Auction
eer." Mr.. Ginger, than whom there
is no more proficient man in his calling
OH the coast, is reliable gentleman,
and hence all those having goods to sell
from which they desire immediate re-
turns would do well to consult him.
, 1875-03-20

JUDGE SWAN left for Victoria on
Thursday, via the North Pacific,
to hold a survey on the ship Cav
ilan, lying in the Royal Roads, as
agent for the underwriters at San
Francisco.
, 1875-03-20

SElzURE.---On Monday Mar
shal Kearney seized a boom of
of logs, containing about a million
feet, together with the teams, be
longing to John Clements, on
Hoods Canal.
, 1875-03-20

DIR. ]. f. BINGHAM, formerly Of
this city, has recently been ap-
pointed Assistant Post Surgeon at
the garrison at Walla Walla.
, 1875-03-20

THE steamer Los Angeles, which be-
came disabled of the Col umbla river
bar a week or two since on account OF
broken shaft, and was towed into
Astoria for repairs has again resumed
her route.
, 1875-03-20

REv. DAVID SIREs will hold re-
ligious services at the Good Temp
lars Hall, tomorrow Sunday
morning at IL A. NJ, and evening,
at 7P.M. All are invited.
, 1875-03-20

VIZ arc informed that Captain
Kimberly, while cruising off Cape
Flattery one day last week, shot
fifty fur-seals.
, 1875-03-20

THE Colfax, Capt. Baker, has
recently made her appearance at
our wharf after having undergone
a thorough overhauling and repair
inr.
, 1875-03-20

THE Mastick arrived in our har-
Dor on Wednesday with boom
Of logs from Olympia, They are
destined for Port Discovery.
, 1875-03-20

The steamship California called
here on Tuesday, on her way to
Sitka, with light freight and fair
passenger list.
, 1875-03-20
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Third Judicial
Disfricf Of the Territory OF Aasninst On,
holding terms at Port Townsend, ior " the
Counties OF jefferson, Clalam, Island
Whatcom and san Juan
Thomas S. Haear and Thomas NJ Cash
Trading as Hagar 4 Co, ,,-,-..,.
Alfred B. PettygrOve, .... -
Action brought IN the District Court Of
the Third Judicial District o. tne po,,
Of Washington, holding terms at for'
VoWnsepd, for the Counties OF Jenersoni
fgalanl. Island. Nhatcom and san juan,
and complaint fled in the County OF Jeler-
son, in the office OF the Clerk OF said pis-
trict Court.
To ALFRED D. PETTYGRovE, Defend
ant;
TNrHE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES
i Of America, you are hereoy ". "
Quirod TO appear In az action ero9snss sss
pIsintin, IN the District Court 1ftheIhird
Judicial District Of the Territory OF WISH
ington, holding terms at Port IoNnsens -, ~
in jefferson County, for the OOuati0s " =
jefferson. Clalam, Island aa.eoan ~ snsrrr Sqp
the Complaint fled therein "a oop1 % %
which actompanies this summons Mlinln
twenty days exclusive OF the dhy o. L...,i -. :
vice after the service on you OF thls Jun !,
mons ii served within this county or. II
served out OF this county but Eitsiad ,ne ls.
Third Judicial District Nlthin tnlss ih.s III liz
or II served out OF said DISTRICT theh III III,
in sixty days-or Judgment by default WI NJ
IN taken against you acoorulns 10 the
u7,yer Of said complaint. .-.- ~.
Tbe said action Is brought 70 recover the
sum OF iour hundred and thirty-tE2 uol- %
lars and eighty-four cents - ,ancs Si,S ~
scconnt for goods, &C., sold BY plalnti and
deliyered TO defendant at bis instance an, 5n9
r.ouest: and you are hereby notine9' lnat
- -, f,ii 10 appear and answer said com
plsl1f rs above required, the plain tins Eil !,
taIe Judgment against you for tne sum oi
rs q Interests and cost according 10 the
nrnyer Of said complaint. ,.,,,,s
Witness the Honorable ORANeh JAo.ss' s.l,i.s
Judg,, OF the said District Nourii
and the sal OF said NOurt ths
lfwrntN ird day OF January, A H.
Is73. JANfS i.-l sh-A ~. =. 4 Z ti,fs
5n-iN
, 1875-03-20
Gbr furskIp argus,
LOCAL NEWS

JUDGE LEWIS, the successor of
Judge Jacobs, 1t is expected, will
arrive at Seattle about April Ist,
, 1875-03-20

ST. PATRcK's DAY was observed
iu our town by a display of
bunting from the various flag staffs.
, 1875-03-20

REV. J. RAE will hold services
at the NJ. E. Church, tomorrow
Sunday morning and evening.
, 1875-03-20

No better cigars are to be found on
this continent than those on sale by
George Sterming. Give them a trial.
, 1875-03-20

THE mate Of the Gen. Cobb,
was conveyed to the marine hospi-
tai on Wednesday for treatment.
, 1875-03-20
English BaFQuG CamOlet,

"a NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR
~ the undersigned Agents of the
English Barque Camolet, Will be respon-
sible iOr debts contracted by the Officers or
crew Of said barque during her stay on
Puget sound. JOHN DICKSON, Master.
WATERMAN 4 kATZ, Agents.
Port Townsend, Feb. ls, ls75. ss-sw
, 1875-03-20
Imnortant. Endorsed by the

Medical profession. DIR. WM. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS cures
Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and
all diseases Of the Throat and Chest.
DIR. TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE
ANODYNE cures In one Minute.
, 1875-03-20

Court convened at Olympia
last Monday, Judge Wingard pre-
sid:ng.
, 1875-03-20

THE Pacific Railroad and Pa
ci6c Mail combination have agreed
upon an increased freight tariff be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific
cnasts.
, 1875-03-20

MURRAY. In Victoria, on the 18th inst,
Edward Murray, native Of Dublin, Ireland,
aged IS years
, 1875-03-20
MARRIED.

TRATTON-BALCH.- Port Angeles,
on the 9TH inst, by Rev. Mr. MeDermott,
Mr.. Thomas Stratton and Miss Laura p. d.
llalch.
, 1875-03-20

90 HAS NOW On HAND AND FOR SALE
4 Large AssOri mcnt OF the leading va
rietics OF
APPLE. PEAR, CHERRY AND PLUM TREES
one TO three year, old, superior In size and
quality.
No pains sl0rcd to secure correctness Of
Varieties.
Orders solicited. Prices 10 suit the hard
times.
send for Catalogues and Pricc List.
Address JNo, NJ. SWAN, Upland Nursery,
Olympia, W. I.
r. s.-ordcrs should designate the route
eas-;H l.. TlBB AIS. Esl.. is my Agent
A. Port Townsend gi-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26
FINANCIAL,
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, October 2S, 1875.


Rntirodi Boads.-Richmsnd and Petershorg
mond and Petersburg Ratroad second mor1asS ns
S's, A. q o., 100 bid; Richmond, FrederfcEshurS
and Potomac Railroad mortgage Us, j. q j., Oh
bid: Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac Kali.
road mortgage 6is, j. q D., IS bid: Richmond and
Danvtfle Railroad consolidated 6's, d. d N. ~
bid, 70 asked: Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE
Railroad first mortgage S's. j. 90 j.. go asked.
Canal Boad8.-James niver aud KanAwha Canal
second mortgage G's, ii. Il N, Az bid.
Railroad S0ck6-Richmond, Frydsi icksburR and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, IS bid;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, IS bid: kich.
mono, Fredericksburg and Potomac abroad seven
per cent. guaranteed. 100 par. o. hid; Richmond
and Danyille Railroad, 100 par. S7S asked; sea.
90 bid.
Bank S,ocks.-First National, on par. 122 ask
ea: National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par. l04 ask
ca: pianters National, 100 par, los asked; Mer-
OF virgins, 100 par, 81 asked; Bank OF Com
merce, 20 par, 25 bid; Union Bank OF RicGmond,
80 par, 50k bid, 90 asked; Merchants and Plant
par, 22k asked. -
Insurance Compdnies.-Vtrainia Fire and Marine
70 par. 36H bid: Virginia State, 25 par, 90 bid |:
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, 90 bid, 9Sk
asked; City, 100 pr, 9Zk asked; Old Domin Ion.
100 par, 80 bid. ely asked: Granite Insurance
Company, 100 par, 95 asked: commercial Fire
Insurance Company. 25 par, 81 BID, 23k asked !:
Eichmoud Fire Association, 25 par, % asked;
Piedmont ard Arlington lie, i 90 par, 1O4 asked.
Miscellaneous james River AMI Kanawha
Packet Company, 12k pa * bid, 1o% ASKED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-26
POET OF RICHMOND. ocTeBrR rs. 1874
ARRIVED.

=
disc and passengers, g. w. Allen Il Co.
SSteamer ). w. Eyermau, Plat, philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers. w. p. Porter, agent.
chsndise and passengers, L. B. Txtum, agent
Schooner J. s. WINS, lpgersoll. Philadelphia
coal. Powhatan Iron Company. &
Schooner John Rose, Howell, New York. hay, to-
master
schooner Reading Railroad No. az, McFadien,
Philadelphia. coal, s. p. Lathrop.
schooner Morning Star, James river, oysters, To-
Rasfer.
Schooner Union Flag, Davis, james river. oys-3
Schooner Annie Miller, Benson, James river, oys-
tiers, 10 master. ~ g
Schooner Phoebe Cornelia, Benson, JsInes river,
oysters, to master.
Schooner Thomas and Mary, Forrest, James
river. oysters. 10 master.
Schooner John anderson, Wainwright, James.
river, oysters, 10 master.
sloop elizabeth, Fi:chett, James river, oysters,
sloo. Flora P,edmore. Crawford, James river.
oysters, TO master.
Schooner J.. Maloy, Fleming, Csrdenas, Cuba.
machinery and coal, Tredegar Company.
Schooner Right Away, Cors.ey, Salem, Mass,
camel coal, Gervas Storrs, agent
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia, October %, schooner Major
From Philadelphia October 80, schooner Mary
and Francis, McAndrews.
From Philadelphia October 90, schooner 8. III.
From New York OCTOBER 22, schooner Emma G..
Edwards, Chamberlain.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Lucy Jones, Maribugh, from Richmond.
arrived at New York October 22.
arrived ut New BEDFORD October 90 o.
Bris Clara Louise, Heprehan, from Richmond,
arrived at FIume October 23.