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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-05

The IRE. lusaey OF accidents en- the
track Of the railroad running into
Virginia CRY suggests either care
lessness % the part III the men In
charge Of the trains or on the part Of
those whe ges hurt On Wednesday
afternoon boy MS Knocked down
sy couple of box cars and had one
of his legs cut off. The cars
were running tiewn by tire force Of
grayit. OF cs acquired momentum,
and Of course there was no bel. n
signal their approach, 1t is COM
mon custom thus tn shift cars about
withou, the aid at all points Of To-
conceive. and unless bell were at
,achcti TO evers car there is no way
of giving any warning Of approach
that wo1ad sound above the general
rumble. Where the engine is at
tached the bell OF course Is rang.
This seems tho case on the part Of
the railway managers. On the other
hand, children of all ages, as we'll as
men grown, walk upon the track
more heealeksly in Virgsaia lily
than almost anywhere else. Men are
on the track y, sii times OF the day,
in fact make y thoroagatare az ii.
whih eAiifissn sse permitted by their
parents an hundreds Of cases to do
the same thing, This can be noticed
almost any fair day in the year. so
that il Is only wonder that nts'e
are not killed. The fate OF the boy
on s<inessiay should be warning
to parents. lie is not the FIRST little
one ti.~s-has been, run over. IL they
Let .heir chilir.n run about At win in
the ,xisi.lss o. rsilrosa - hasy %
the Y. g. 7. they must expect now
md then TO sacrifice one,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-05

We recently took occasion to
quiet the fears of certain Demo-
cratic papers concerning third
party movement as the outgrowth
of the conference to be held in New
York soon. We presumed that the
gentlemen who signed the call for
the conference were actuated by
disinterested motives and that they
merely wanted to hold check on
both the parties at the nominating
conventions. A copy of the New
York Postal hand today gives the
same explanation OF the design OF
the conference. 1t says that the
prominent movers in the matter de-
sire to bring the purest political in
fiueuce to bear upon both parties,
in the hope of securing the right
sort of nominations, and that il The
square thing be not done at the
conventions. considerations of a
third party movement will then DC
entertained. All candid men who
are not 80 welded to party that they
are not capable of detecting right
from wrong. politically. will con-
fess that this is just what American
politics wants-some refining III
fiuence, devoid OF the general I'M
wholesome characteristics of par
tisan organizations. 1t now be-
comes necessary for both parties IN
making nominations to observe the
demands of the mass of the people
for reform in the administration
of public affairs. Ifby any of the
tricheries of those who run the
machine" the wishes Of honest
voters are set aside to give place to
individual interests, then we may
expect an uprising of pure- minded
men, headed by such reiormers as
have signed tie call mentioned, We
have little fear that the Republicans
will make any such miss-hit. They
are aware that certain OF the hereto
fore party leaders who have been
found wanting must be dropped
from the ranks. rs a marching army
leaves by the wayside those who
are no longer able to proceed. II
they tarry for these they VIII hua
upon arriving at the citadel that ii
is already occupied by the enemy,
Thus far in the fishing ahoat for
men, Bristow and Blaine seems 10
be he leaders with whom success
would be most assured, The first
named would surely satisfy the de
mands of the New York movers,
and would cement together the
whole mass Of reform Republicans.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-05

April CoiSsGE. Following is the
coinage of the Carson Mint for the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-05

THE strongest argument yet adj
ducesi in tavor of closing the Cen
tennial Exhibition cn Sundays is the
fat that the officers and employees
will require rest the same as other
people who work, aud the only way
to insure them such necessary physi-
cal and mental reftcshment is to
close up for one whole day in. seven,
as other places Of toll are closed,
This seems TO set aside al, the ques.
tons of lack of consideration for
visitors not Christians, and intoierant
distinction in favor of the religion OF
the MA ority, and 50 forth. 1t is ex-
pedient TO close on Sunday in order
that the exhibition may not be sub
ject to aas interruptions or emhar-
easements which might attend upon
a change in the management for the
sake of rest Therefore it seems II
ne right.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-05
Born inc virciais papers pr

Born the vircinis papers pro
uounce in. unsparins terms against
the man Lyman. who murdered his
wife by degrees brought her
So aear to the edge of the grave by a
systematic course Of brutality tina,
she inflicted the last pang herself as
a relief from further prolongedtoE-
lures, The coroner's jury have no,
vet rendered verdict, AS il has been
determined tn have chemical analy-
SIS ~ de " the contents of the dead
~emanss Stomach Should the Jury
be, appalled, from the evidence 10
decide tina, she took her own life,
wi,ieh seems to be the opinion now,
Lyman viii have 10 be Lei 80. 1t is
to DO aoped that in such case the
citizens Of Virginia viii preserve the
reputation Of their city and do HUI
raanity good turn by letting this
monster know in a forcihle way that
he is guilty of crime that merits
unrestricted punishment. Men of his
Kind suliy the face Of the earth by
their yssy presence upon 1t, and
should be dealt with as some viper
Gus thing. They are Of no use TO
man or beast, and should be go. rid
IF - speedily as possible.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-05
MINING ITEMS.

An assessment of ten cents per
share has been levied by the South
Comstock Gold and SILVER Mining
Company. Delinquent. June 9Th.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-05
SECRETARY BRrsppw could no,

A VERY simple explanation sufices
in the case. of the ship Mary Merritt,
which some people imagined would
ssve trouble to Secretary Bristow.
Briefly. it was not smuggling case,
Mr.. Bristow was not employed in it,
and he had no part in its settlement.
Nextt
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-05

An assessment of ten cents per
share has been levied by the South
Coms,ock Gold and SILVER Mining
Company, Delinquent. June 9Th.
The old Coldweli and Parker
claims have been consolidated under
the title of the Original Comsiock
Gold and silver Mining Company,
who own twelve feet on consolidated
claims. The capital stock OF the
corporation is Slo,u0o,0Q0. in shares
of 500 each.
PENNSYLVANIA is the name CT a
new mining district about forty
miles southeast o! Phoebe. where
some very rich mines have been
found. Some parties contempiate
erecting mill To reduce some rich
milling ore found in several claims.
The Reno Journal say DR.. Bishop
has shipped part OF his machinery
belonging to the quartz mill hc pro-
poses putting up on the Monarch
mine. near Pyramid Lake.
Times are improving in Union
VILE, Humboldt County. Work is
plenty. The Arizona mills are in
full blast; also the Arizona mine,
which is producing sufficient ore 10
run the mills, and some rich enough
to ship away. The placer mines
south of Town furnish employment
for a good many men.
Minis. --lt is reported that the
California mine will have several
mills besides that belonging TO the
California started up on their one
this month. We hope they will DO
so, and select the mills in town now
idle. 1t will add considerable lie
t. the place. and give employment
TO quite q number Of men. We
learn that the Hoosier State mill
lately running on Con. Virginia ore,
shut down Tuesday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-05

The case Of L. ). VS.. Gillett
Bros. tried In the L. S. District
Court a. Carson. Tuesday. resulted
in favor of the defendants. The
case was brought 10y plaintiff to re-
cover damages for non-fnltillment
Of eonirae, 10 carrying mail. But
il was proven on trial that defend
ants from January, 1874, performed
the duties Of the contract without
fail until the route vas abolished.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-05

STARTED Cr-A private dispatch
from Grass Valley reports that the
FRYER reduction works segau opera
items yesterday merniag and were
working successfully,
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

Of the great hotels Of this country, there are
none better known or more literally patronized
than the American hotel of Boston. Although
very large hotel, this house is elegantly and
completely furnished throughout, is kept in
best of style and is altogether one of the very
best of American first class hotels
The Grand Central Hotel, New York, 'leatis
the van' among the 1irst-class hotels, by reduc-
ing its rates from $500 to $3.50 and $500 per
day.
Delays are dangerous, and persons suffering
from Dropsy, Brights Disease, Kidney, Bad-
der and Granular Maladies, Mental and Ply
steal Debility, should at once take HUNTS
REMEDY. Retention and lucontinence of Urine,
Female Irregularities, and in fact all atleca-
tons Of the Urino-Genital Organs, are cured b.
HUNTS REMEDY.
INFALLIBLE EYE WASH cures Weak Eyes
The Grand Central Hotel, New York, al
though the largest and finest hotel in the city,
will be an exception hereafter, to the general
complaint OF high prices. Ii has reduced from
500 to $3.50 and $500 per day.
OYSTERS. Dealers and consumers are re-
ferred to the card of r. r. Higgins & Co., Bos-
ton. in our paper to-day. They offer all that is
best at the lowest rates
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
sELFAS1 PRICE CURRENT.
BOSTON MARKET,

MONDAY, NOV. u.
BUrTER-We quote Western creameries at ;Fa35t
per lb choice New ork and Vermont fall butter u,
32a34c; long daries of Northern butter at 2ia2se
mill and store packed Western butter at 22a2Jc com
mon Western at lia20c per ID.
CHEEsE-We quote fine New DIRK and Vermont
factory at lial! 12c, with fancy lots held at
higher price; Western factory at l2al3e fair 10 good
lots at 10 l 2al2c per III.
EGGs-Eastcrn sell at use, and Northern at the
same price, and i'll small way we hear of sales
made today at 29c.
BfANa- Mediums firm and i'll good demand at
s 81 l-2al 70, and pea beans have been sold at
- " - per bush for prime Southern. elbow eyes
are firm ut 81 % per bush.
PofAToES-Prices rule quite strong Tor Jackaon4
at 65a10c per bush and Rose selling at .ji.,.c.
sweet potatoes range firm at So 21a2 80 per bbi.
ForLTRf-Ihe market is well supplied with com
mon poultry that sells at prices ranging from lOa
II l-2c.
FRull Apples remain dull and sales are made at
81 coal so for fair to good lots and 81 75 for choice
HAY AND. rRAM We quote Western hay at 10
ais per ton, Driine Northern and Eastern coarse at
1920, medium at 5l1als, fine DO at SiOal.. Straw
at so 0Ua24 90 per ton.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. /.
Arrivals of stock ut murke-Cattle 22l2; Sheer
and Lambs TO- ll@; Swine l,l00; number Western
Cattle 1903; Eastern Cattle ~, Mich Cows all
Northern Cattle IA.
Prices of Beet Cattle per 100 lbs, live weight-tx
ira quality So 81 12a5 s. . first quality So. a1 q
second quality - 90 no 20 third quality - 81 2a4
poorest grade Of coarse oxen, Bulls. &c, So J0a4 90
Brighton Hides oa1c per Id; Brighton ralow &c
per Id. Country Hides 1n6 2c per ID; Country Tai
low &c per b.
Calf Skins loal2c per lb SHARED Sheep skins sc
Lamb Skins 1Jc; wool Skins $lai IS each.
Working nXen-Iige supply in market. A few
pairs each week is all the market requires. Sales
One pair grth # M live weight 300 lbs, $la5
pair girth fl inches, live weight 200 lbs, $oi
pair grth it inches, live weight }2l0 lbs, $50
pair girth it inches, live weight, 200 lbs, $ lal
pair grth fl inches. live weight, 300 lbs, S Il
pair grth feet. $iS3
Store Cattle-Ye earnings $ll to : 10; two year olds,
81, to so; three year olds, SO to $Ij per head.
Prices upon small Cattle depend upon tlei value
tor Beef But few stores are offered in market for
sale.
Mich Cows-Extra $55a95; ordinary $a5a5U per
head. Most of the Cows that are offered in market
for sale are of Il common grade. Prices do not
vary much from week to week.
Sheep and Lambs-Ihe supply from the West for
the week has been light, all owned by butchers
There was fair supply of Northern Sheep and
Lambs in market for which the trade was a little
dull. Prices ranging from ) TO &c per b.
Swne-Store Pigs. wholesale Ease, retail l-9u9c.
Fat Hogs, li,1O at market; prices oa1c per h.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
CHARTERS OF THE WEEK.


COasting business is now particularly lively. Al
Bangor lumber freights have steadily improy ed
a number of weeks, and will probably continue so to
do till the closing of the Penobscot: We have ad-
New York. The shipments of hay from this port
promise to be even larger than usual. Several ium
suitable tonnage for New York from this port, but
vessels of the required size have been scarce Yes
sells have recently been OF tanned here at these rates
Schr Lois V Chaples. Rockport and Belfast to Jack
sonvlle with lime and hay. and return to New York
$3.50 or $3.50 for the round; schr I Ii Livingston
hence to Jacksonville, ice, $l.25 per ton; schr En-
same cargo, destination and rates; schr Orion will
take cargo of edgngs from Frankfort to Boston at
So per cord, or if above bridges, IS each bridge
So then cotton to Havre or the Mediterranean and
return, $1,000 for the round If to Havre $1,000 il
up the Straits, with slowing and foreign port charges
paid also at Batavia, ship Castine, SOurabaya to
United Kingdom or the Continent. if to former e.
% I'd per ton on sugar, if to latter SO 5s also at
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
CastOra is a /

CastOra is a perfect substitute for Castor
Oil, without any of its objections, for it is pleas
ant to take, and does not nanseate or grippe.
For Costiyeness at any age, but especially for
Sour Stomach, Wind Collie, Worms ant, Dis
ordered Bowels Of Children, it is the most et-
lrctiye remedy in existence. Its harmless, it
is reliable, and it Is cheap.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
MARRIED.

In Troy, Nov. 18th, by Jason, Estes, ESD Mr.
Alonzo g. Gray Of Plymouth, and Mrs. Lois Iidato,
Of Troy.
In Belmont, Oct. 9Th, by }. Thompson, ESD Ma
tlaniel S. Greer, of Belmont and Mrs. Sarah A.
Chckerin of Scarsport.
Ellsworth, Oct. 2Sth Mr.. Francis L. Hodekins and
Miss Geneve L. Anderson, both of Hancock.
East Bucksport, Oct. 18th, Mr.. Robert II. BIai $
dell, of Dedham, and Miss Sarah 5. Iorrrncr of
Holden.
Al the Chapel OF the Holy lnnocenls il the city Of
Burlington, N. j.. Oct 3st, by the Rev. f. X. Smith,
Wilder W. Perry and Miss Mary Bell sherman, both
Of Camden
In Rockand, Nov. lst, Mr.. Edward " Berry and
Miss Emma b, Kicker, both of Rockland.
IN Rockant!, Oct I'd, Mr. VIM. IL. Larrahrr, OF
Rockland. and Miss Crete +. Kirk, Of Camden.
In Rockland. oct. 30th, Mr. Fred X. Lamb and
Miss Clara Jackson, both of Rockand.
In Union, oct. 18th. Mr. John r.. Burbank, of
Worcester, Mass, and Miss Susie NJ, daugh hitter OF
Mr. George Fossett of mon
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
III ED.


OBITUARY notices, beyond me Dafe, Name and Ap(
must bcpGfa (or.J
In this city, Nov. 9th, Mrs. Catharine NJ, wife OF
David NJ: Burgess aged IS years and days. New
Hampshire papers please copy)
in this city, Oct. 23d, Mrs. Eliza Pendleton, wife
OF Ninson Pendleton of Islesboro, aged 70 years.
In Searsport, Oct. 9th, Samuel Ford, aged = yrs
In Ellsworth, oct. 2Gth, Eva l.. Jordan, aged !,
years, months
In Surry, Oct. 29th Emily Haskell, aged 10 years
months.
In Ellsworth, Aug. end Mrs Amanda whitney,
aged 81 wears.
In Rockland, NOV. 1st Mrs Il. A. widow of the
late Samuel Lawry, aged % years, tbs y days
In Rockland, Oct 3oll Eliza a, wife OF ieury L.
Witham, aged 81 years.
In Thomason Oct. 2sth, Ada Sdensparker aged
20 years, month and II days
In Camden Oct 3Oth, Minnie K, daughter of
Simeon c. and Rebekah W. Tyler. aged T. years aud
4 months.
In Eockland, Nov Isl, Ms. b. A., rect Of the
late Samuel Lawry, aged 65 years, months and :.
days
in Washington, D. G., Oct 19th, Edwin Moreau
Milliken, son Of Mr.. Frank Milliker, formerly oil
Camden.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

NINALHANEN. The house owned and ocrll-
pied hy Charles L. Mills, at the north part of
the island, was entirely destroyed by fire one
day last week. Most of the furniture saved.
i've chimney
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
CLOTHING WANTED.

The ladies of the Belfast Tempel3llco -Aiso.ia.-
solicit aid in the way Of part worn clothing of every
description, to be distributed to the needy during
the coming winter. All such contributions to b'
sent Saturday afternoons, to the Reform Club Room
adjoining the Insurance rooms of Cox s. Field.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

There need be no pain where Cen
taur Iiniment j. used. Burns and Scads are
healed without scar. Rheumatism, Sprains
and most flesh, bone and muscle ailments can
b. absolutely cured. There are two kinds
The White Centaur Liniment is for family use
the yellow for horses and animals. One trial
will convince the ncrelulous.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

Ar. at Penarth Roads, Oct. I'D, bark Wakefield,
Carver, Antwerp.
Ar. at Gloucester Eng, Oct 2stl, sch l. A Orr,
Orr, Boston.
Sid. from Cardiff, Oct Both, ships Phneas Pendle-
ton, Nichols Point de Gale; Resolutc Nichols, Rio
Janero.
Ar. at London, Nov 4th, ship Nancy Pendeton
Pendleton, Calcutta
Cd. from do, LIST inst, ship Harriet II. AIcCvery,
Blake, United States.
Sid. from Greenock, Oct. 10th! bark Emma l.. Part
ridge. Partridge, Cardenas.
AT Hong Kong, Oct I'd, ship Alice Buck, HERR
man, for San Francisco.
Ar. at Sourabaya Sept. 14th, ship Castin6, Avery,
or [. Kingdom or Continent; bark +. Whiten Car
yer, Boston.
Ar at Batavia, Sept. 10th, bark J. G. Pamdleton
Gilmore, Rio ,JanerO.
Sid. from do, Sept. 18th, bark Eyvor, Littlefed
England.
Ar at Bombay, no date, ship John Clark, Pendc-
ton Calcutta.
Sid. from Gravesend, Nov. 9TH ship Joseph Fish
Stackpole, United States.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09

1t May Save Your Life

more or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs,
Colds or Consumption, yet some would die
rather than pay - cents for a bottle of med-
cine that would cure them. DIR. A. BosCnEE's
GERMAN SYRUP has lately been introduced in
this country from Germany, and its wonderous
cures astonlshes every one that try it. If you
doubt what we say in print, cut this out and
take it to your Druggist in any town and get Il
sample bottle for 10 cents and try it, Two
doses will relieve YOU. Regular size 10 cents
X. ii. Moody, agt for Belfast; kttridge, Rock
land; Fletcher, Camden; ---, Wadoboro :;
smith X Sons, SearspOrt -----, Bucksport :;
kObinsOn, ThOmustOn. eoMl3
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
q CA HsHe,

To all who are suffering from the errors and nds-
cretions OF YOUTH nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &c, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary i'll South America.
Send a eltaddresSed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
L. lNMtN, Station d, Bible House NeC York CITY.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
News of the City and County.


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fly .f' sag n5" al hall past -e'en o'clock
NiH''s
" t.ai election i ever wec4n turn our at tention
' 90 ara" Is 81 9pec'di excellence this fall,
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.ls-r Tall oi psoiace ready 10 come in
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ae.-.j,iue TIL, YEAR iii hi. Iata .pnuai, to ,io
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Wv '""'' e'eci'oh
'""'i-' '-l ram .t"ilh ct Tuesday, did no
''N's " lAs 1i'ih'H
divorces II the last court was small
a-a' FROM lIcs ii planting though
,. -.,,. i, jill, VI. .r,, ,,Ict,;,.. s,..
A.. -,,.. Ia, l,,.t Inn, I'm, lno,, f.,,r.
s''3 N'9N"9''U III
b ..-.,,,s ..,ri,r ,,.,, t ta,- ann, 7t,o ct r
.ttgpy down III th.ir winters ,v,r-
"'
VI" "'s 'i'Fi'S' anu II
..''a--'. I'D Balm, advertised TO day, is in re
iaaS- VINO have csrr Tor 1heIr complex
f.- mornings are rather di9couruging 10
I..f have b-,u uuaIla 10 dispose OF their ice
M --.4. d. ..f..+ HIM. Move, l....,, ,,
.f...I,t,,it- M tn, l,rt., ,,,.r i,,,,ar
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Mathews Baker nHd Pitcher Son haYe
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
No Failure Known!

There is no ease on record where DR.. Nor
ris' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and I[orehound
has failed to give satisfaction. On the other
hand wherever it has been used by our poo
pie, in severe colds, coughs, asthma, bronchi-
lis, Group, whooping-couSh, and consumption
they are enthusiastic in its praise. Containing
no opium or other dangerous drug, it does moi
conSlipate, and is safe to administer in all con.
ditions of health This is an important an.
nouncemelt, AMI the suffering are advised to
heed it, Trial size, 10 cts. large sizes. 80 cts
and one Dollar. Sold by w. o. Poor & Son
sole agents for Belfast, A. J. Jordan agent fol
Orland, II. b. Slower, agent for Bucksport
Also agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm
syrup, which is sure death to worms, pleasant
TO take, and requires no physic
Price % cents. Try it.
The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
SHIP N f w s.
PORT or BELFAST
ARRIVED.

nov. I'd, sclr d II Arey, Curtis, Boston, Railroad
(of Castne,) Webster, Portland; GOOD Intent Lib
Dy, Bangor, ohio, Churchill, Orland; Ninalhav en-,
Moore, Trenton; Lillian, Lane Carvers Hurhor.
Ryan, do George, {of Rockund,) Haskell, do Eve
line, White, Portsmouth, NH Lois V. Chapies,
Chaples, Winterport to load for Jacksonville
Nov. 5th schrs Village, Harvey, Bangor; Amazon,
Bates, do, Wm. Tell, Mathews do.
Nov. 9th, schra Walrus Webb Bristol; Harriet
Pierce, Cranberry Island; Village Bell, Moor, Irpn
ton.
Nov. 9Th, schrs Fannie & Edith, Bartlett Boston
Geo Ferguson, Ferguson, do; joachim, Gttchcll,
Boston.
Nov. 18th, schrs. Nellie, Perry, Wilmington n &
Abby Gale, Darby, Boston, Earl, Cunningham do
Good Intent, Libby, Camden.
Nov 9TH schrs. Ohio, Chruchill, Orland; Railroad,
Webster Castne. Manuella, Gray Brooksville.
Nov. hth, &chrs. James A Croker. Brown, New
York and market Lizzie Poor, Dickey, Bangor
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Cid from Camden, Oct aoth, bark John NJ Clark,
Conant, Say annah.
Ar at Portsmouth, Nov a. schr Walter Parker,
Daniels, Philadelphia
Ar at Boston, Nov 4th schr Charlie Buck, Foss,
D0boy Ga.
Ar at New York, Oct 29th brig Herman, Pater-
son, Bordeaux 3lst schr Il e Thomas Thorndike
4th brig Ned White, Ihombs, Manila.
CID from New York, Nov 4th, bark Clara E Nc
Gilvery, Walnut, MontcvJeo.
Ar al Philadelphia Nov I'd, brig } II Lane, Shute,
Philadelphia.
Cid from Georgetown, Sc Oct 2Sth, schr Helen NJ
Condor, McCarty, 1homaston.
Ar ut Georgetown, oct 18th, schr Lizzie Lane
West, Philadelphia.
Ar ut Petersburg, Oct 2Sth, schr Julia r Carnage
this port, (see diSusters.)
Al jacksonville, Nov ist, schr A W Ellis Fcrgu.
son, for New York, loaded.
Ar ut Waldoboro Nov 9th, schr Ralph Howcs
Collins, Doboy. Ga.