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Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass.
Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass.
Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass.
Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass.
Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass.
Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass.
For sale by Lyons & McCampbell, Knox
vile, Tenn.
For sale by Lyons & McCampbell, Knox
vile, Tenn.
For sale by Lyons s. Nc Campbell, Knox
vile, Tenn.
For sale by Henson & Harrison, Loudon,
For sale by A. D. scruggs. Cleveland,
Tenn.
For sale by M. Carriger 6 Co., Morris
town, Tenn.
For sale by G. T. AIagee, Morristown,
For sale by Maloney 6 Self, Greeneville,
Tenn.
For sale by D. B. Spencer, GreeneviIle,
Tenn.
For sale by John S. Mathes, Jonesboro,
Tenn.
For sale by Druggists in all cities and
towns. 1t never fails to give satisfaction
Buy 1t for your wife. Buy it for your
daughters. Buy it for your children.
Buy it for yourself. Keep it in your
house, and use it always.
Send to Landrum 81 Litchfield,
Abingdon, Va, for pamphlet.
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IN THIS CAUSE IT. AppEA RS

For the Spring trade Pittraan i
making good lot of fancy Webster Tie
and Centennial BuckIeAls Shoes, lower
than ever before,
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Go to ]. H. Tate & Co.'S. for New
Goods.
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Good, better and best pillow shoes at
Pittman's, on Main Street. Produce of
all kinds taken in exchange.
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
B. W. ANDERSON vs.. JOHN rnnNr
AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"A N ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT
IN having been sued out by the plaintieY
against the estate OF the defendant, before A. J.
donaldson. Justice of tho Peace for HanableD
county, Tennessee, returaable before Justice of
said county is being alleged in the AFFIDAVIT for the
attachment that the defendant has absconded or
so concesls himself, that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served on him. ana said sttachTnert
having been levied. by the Sheriff Of HainbIen
county on one hogshead Of tobacco as the property
SAID attachment before the undersigned with his
endorsement thereon. 1t Is therefore erdered by
me, that pubileation be made for four successive
weeks in the RRIsrow- GsAxrrrF rlatffvir1o rai6
defendant john TEeE 90 appear before me ut INV
ONCE, IA Morristown, Hamblen county, Tennessee
make defense to the plaintiffs action or it wiz Ia
proceeded with Ex-PAHrE. This May IL, 1877.
Justice Of the Peace FOR Hainbien county. Tenn =
81 May 10, 4w. fgsT9 81 1.x2 8ffsE 80
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Mirrors of all sizes, and cheap, at J.
II. Tate s. Cos.
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Those beautiful prints at J, H. Tate
& Co.'S. are extremely cheap.
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A new and beautiful line of Spring
Dress Goods just received by ]. H. Tate
s. Co.
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In Chaneery at Rutledge, Tenn !.
JAMES P. EVANS Is. :. A. TAYLOR.

JAMES P. EVANS VS.. E. A. TAYLOR
and others.
lin THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS
IL from the Bill, which is sworn to- the defend
ants II. b. Claffiin, Edward E. Evans and Edward
NJ Barefoot, partners, trading under the firm
name and style of II. b Clafiin & Co are non.
residents of the State of Tennessee, so the ordi
nary process of law cannot be served upon them
1t Is therefore ordered by the Clerk & Master that
publication be made for four successive weeks in
the MoRRIsrowS GAZETTE, newspaper published
nc the town Of Morristown, Tenn, notifying said
nonresident defendants to appear before the
Chancery Court at RutIedge ON or before the srd
Monday of October, 1877, and make defence to
said bill, or the win be taken for confessed
1877. g H GROVE q 4 M
vol. IL no. 17--4w. 3EfT
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pERsoNs EAEz ON ELEsH,
woaTa TETR WEIaET N GOLD.
O. LOUISVILLE, KY.

LOUISVILLE, ky.
AEg. 3, 1873.
DIR. TuTT Dear Sirs
For ter years I have been
amar grto dyspepsia, con.
stipation, and piles. and
had wei nigh exhausted
the materia mediea for re.
lief from this living death,
when, by accident, your
Pills were brought to my
notice. ] began their use,
and the first dose gave me
such relief that I continued
10 take them. I am now q
well man, have a good ap-
petite, can digest well, the
piles have disappeared,
and / have gained forty
pounds in solid flesh. I
would not be without
them for their weight in
gold.
REV. r. L. SIMPSON,
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Boots and Shoes of every style and
quality at J. Fl. Tate s. Cos.
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FIRsT-CLAss HOTEL.

FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
1t has the advantage over all other
hotels in the city in regard tc loca
ton, being situated
In the Business Centre of the City.
The interior OF the Lamar House
is being refurnished and reftted
thr oughout. Good Beds, an excel
lent Table and attentive servants,
await the traveller.
Terms will be reasonable and the
Public is invited to give the house,
under the new management, trial.
JOHN SraERF, Proprietor.
WIN H. -d-4LARD, Clerk.
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THE LAMAR HOUSE,
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
TnVTN oHTTTNnE

Southwest corner Gay and Cum
berland Sts., in the business centre
of the city.
My aim will be to keep in the fu-
ture what Knoxville has long need
ed a
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a5E-seventv.five davs is Too short

gB- Seventy-five days is too short a
lime for the Tennessee Legislature to
transact the business which comes be-
fore that body. That portion of our
Constitution ought to be changed. We
ought to send our wisest and best men
IN represent US and leave the question of
the lengtho of the session to their patri-
otic wisdom There is no economy in
tC present plan.
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IA OAhaaAAIcIJ Al 1SAIlouge, Ienns
J L. EAsLEY, and others,l BILL.
vs. ii - and
wARHAAE EAsLEE; - g cfsoss mr..
and warham Easley vs.. J !. L.. Easley, ct. laI.-Biu
" and Cross Bin for collation. Of disbursements (
t~ and settlements OF estate Of Warhamn n
Easley, Sr. /.
* THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS
III. from Tie eross bin, which i sworn to. ina,
klle defendauts,t Miller FFoodsou EasIey T. X
Lacy, Louisiana Lacy Ahab Bowen Mary Bowen,
Albert and Cordie Malone and the other children
OF EIizabeth Malpue, whose names are ank1own :,
Mary Easley, Alkaline Knighton, d. j. Knighton
another child Of William EAsey whose name and
residence IL unknown tie children Of Warham
Goodwin whose names are unknown Catherine
Brooks, Eliza Addison, Addison, Lucretia
Raftersons - Patterson, are n0n-residents of
the State OF Tennessee, that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served uDon them IT Il
therefore ordered by the Clerk aad Maafer that
publication be made for four successive weeks IN
the MoRRIsrowN GAZETTE, n newspapers published
in the town of Morristown, Tenn.. notifying said
non-xesadent defendants TO appear before the
Chaneery Court ut Rutledge on or before the sra
Monday Of October. 1877, aud make defence 10 said
cross bill, or the same viii be taken for confessed
1877. 6R III. f4F1CVF Il ~ II -
vol. II no. 17-Aw.
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Believers in new religion, called
MorrisisIn, are gathering in Walla Walla,
Washington Territory, in expectation
Of a second coming OF CHRIST.
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They are perfectly
harmless, can be TAX
en- by young or old
without restraint of
diet or occupation.
PRICE Is CENTS.
OFFICE,
IS MURRAY STREET,
NEW YORK.
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Mineral Hill Springs,
BEANS STATION,
GRANGER GOULTK, TENN.

1his Wen and fayorably known resort Resort for
health and pleasure is situate nine miles IRON,
1lorrlstoWn, Tennessee, from which point they are
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-oFFIcE Of
M. A. GEE 81 CO..
Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan. 1, 1877.
Price List of Sash, Doors, &c.
SASH

PLAIN RAIL. u LOCATED WINDOWS, GLAZED:
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Comfortable Hacks.
Rheumatism, ScrOfula.

- - 'N D"00O0 tSfeS Of0@t DtScNSeS' /
THE HOUSE. GROUNDS AND FURNITURE
nave undergone general overhauling and are now |
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BELOW.
ark Clara, Mckels, from Boston.
CLEARED.

Steamer vcspcr. Hall. Cnostcr. PA Abbott.
Steamer a & SINNERS. Warren Phladelphin-JaS Hand
Steamer lsleanors johnson. Povtland-y Amor
shin Tyburnia (Brj, Colder. Iondon-Peabody. Willis
CO. s,,-, ..
Co.
Co
Shin Andrew Johnson Crawford. Callao-Fabbri
Chauncey. - r.,.x
for orders-Benham Boyesen ,,,
Bark Oreo utrD Qucstrn, queenstown or ramouth Tor
orders Socovich ~ Co. 49, -, j,
Bark Oxo CNorj, Dahl, Cork or Falmouth for orders-C
Tobias Co. c,.,. :, r.. 90
Bark Agdcr Nor). Johancssen Efsinore Tor orders--C
Bark Nina sheldon Biglev. Antwerp-F II Smith Go.
Bnrk George II Gordon (Br Gordon, Alicante Gerhard
4 Brewer . ,-. -. ~ ,, =.
CO. T. -,
Benham Boyesen. -, c.u ann, :.
Houghton. 49,.
srir Vim II Kceny Beers Demerara-Leaycraft 4 Co.
Schr Jordan l. Mott. Fender. 81 Pierre Mart-B Wen
berg Co ,. ,,..,u. v,,. u..-,
schr l. 81 Pierre tr), Haley. st John. NIB p Nevius
* Son. ,,,. a.. +, ~,
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was towsd the,s having been previously deserted By
her captain and crew. ut least huch IL sno sup
as the ya.boat hs, Si.sppearsd sue bs,
e. tue bar on which she was afterwards seen 1y Uap
"ynor OF the steamer ceu who made report 10 BAIL
more The spsrs aud ali the gear have been broken
and washed she looks she had gone through
some terrible experiences The hull too Is exported as
and crew who were In her have been lost as np 70 I'M.
time no tidngs have been received Of them IN baitm.re
entrances into her cabin was effected with dcuy
resulting IN the discovery Of lot OF cioth'nS anu
other foods the condton of which indicated ,h INA.
the crew lett hastily. Some papers were iouhu tnat
may lead TO further developments. and perhaps Fps
eventually to discovering who the crew OF tne
~ lated vessel were them some bills with the b
nean OF the house OF Egerton Co. No ~ Cncnpsee
patimore some money, amounting to little OVER %
was found In tho pocket OF pair OF psntaloons Other
papers were found In cabin scattered about showing
that the vessels Official papers had been taken away by tho
crew. mo cargo general merchandise. sucn
a scnooners trading with baltimore frequently carry out
AFTER having discharged here load OF wheat Mess Eyer
ton u" do not recall the Of the schooner Widen
ana of their books that IL Is not
tered there They that bills must be cash pur-
made.
HALIrAx Aug 2OThe captain and of the brig Swel
low, OF Walos wrecked OF Cape Canso tbcore reported
have srrived here.
2vknEc Aug le-BarK Madras Brl Briggs from Green,
ock Tor quebec got ashore Greon Island hauled ON
and arrived here slightly damaged.
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WASHIN GTON.
FROM. OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
INCREASE OF THE AEMY--GENERAL SHERMAN
SAID NOT TO BE IN FAVOR OF 1T.

INCREASE OF THE AEMY--GENERAL SHERMAN
SAID NOT TO BE IN FAVOR OF 1T.
WASHINGTON August 20 1877.
There IL NO truth whatever In the statement that
there has been discussion in the Cabinet about the
recommendation to increase the regular army II is
denied by General Shermans friends that no approved
Of the idea because 1t would make provision for
officers who would represent Southern Influence The
officers OF the War department. state that there are
officers enough in commission to command the
army If increased 20 $4,000 men on the basis OF the
maximum standard Of companies of 100 men.
Those who pretend to speak for the South say that
no such measure has been at any time contemplated
by Southern representative mon; tho contrary tho
feeling prevails that the report is intended TO injure
the South
CAPTAIN BARRETr's ORDERS.
10 IL understood that when Captain Barrett United
States Navy, commanding the United States steamer
Plymouth, receiving his sea orders before leaving
Washington, tho Secretary OF the Navy said TO him
that no wanted him at hand anything &C.
Cured with Mexico of an unpleasant nature 1t was
arranged therefore, that Captain Barrett should cruise
along the Atlantic coast far Boston so as to be
within easy CALL The understanding is that tho Ply
mouth shall DO ordered Mt once to Vera Cruz Tor the
purpose of carrying out the governments measures
should occasion arise for IT,
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THE BOULEVARD TRAGEDY.

The body OF Thomas H. Harding. the coachmaker,
Who committed suicide last Saturday morning, after
attempting murder his housekceper, Mrs. Agnes
Wood in 10e.h street, the Boulevard will DO in
tered with Masonic honors In Greenwood Cemetery at
noon TO-DAY. The members of Greenwich Lodge, 49,
r. and A. NJ, Of which the suicide was member, will
attend the funeral IN BODY.
Several members OF the lodge visited the house In
loeih street yesterday. They spoke In the most Gu
oTist,c manner OF the deceased, saying that he was
one OF the most popular members q the lodge. $"
great, indeed, was hrs popularity among them that ne
was on occasions made the recttens Of hand
some testimonials OF appreciation Ono Of lhese
was COLO ring. mounted BY superb onyx stone, on
which square and level studded With diamonds, was
engraved This ring will be buried with the body
To-Day .
Contrary 10 expectation but ono Of Mr. harding's
brothers arrived IRON 81. Louis yesterday. or tho
others detained by severe illness, while the
other could come owing to press Of business
engagements. Mr. Hsrding's sister also reached the
house yesterday and was greatly affected at this sight
of her dead brother.
As yet no steps been taken by Dir. AlgerRon s.
Sullivan the Pubic Administrator, TO dispose Of what
ever property and effects Mr.. Harding loft Besides
his late residence Tooth Mr.. Harding is said
TO have owned considerable property IN Greennoint IL
is said TO be heavily mortgaged, however,
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Tho purser or the steamer Alps, from Asplnwal &c.
has our thanks for iavors.
Srv.vpr SAcuyxAY Or reported Mt Cu'oec yester.
d,x n he aground mites of Chcomtcmi ine pasen-
rs rrr Mi saved baggage was transferred 10 tue
seuner Union which expected to arrive NJ Cepec
yesterday.
RANG MAstrrA (spl from New Orleans Aug Tor falma
sainI returned to 18th, Capt kirchocr
in9 committed suicide by drowning
n.ur SCOTLAND Q,r. wctmore. from New YORK Aug =
dor Itavre mt into North sydney CB, on tho 2fh with
rudder adiiit.
cur BELLE of Gloucester before repoted) went ashore
d,,in,, a tbicx haze She iorty.ton vrSs "a i IN
.ood condition well fitted insured ~ tue ovince-
,nwn Mutual Company the amount OF r't', ne crew
were tnksn of by scir Iuea GURUS, S"p ",rrn,t nl
,;inu cster landed Appedorc snnu ara prou .h' W
Iortsmo,th n H. Saturday morning, ny ths ppe' ore
stc aricr
scup g J VAN NAME before reported oundcred on Anx
la Cc nat stated The crew pckN up rom raft
after being ON II for hours Capt iardy poeeueu 70
Asninwa by the schr Minnie Reppeier on business mat
tiers.
Semi MoSApNocK. Ganzencc from New Gricans ior La
navra s. ays out put into Aux Cages prior 10 Aug Tor
supply of stores .,,- -,
Bosrox Aug 2O-During heavy log TINS evening t.e
steamer John Romcr while coming M hc natp"t' was III
.,Ilsioo with the steamer katahdin Douuu ior bhhpo
The former vessel was lightly damaged the l"ter nhiu
jured
Rurrxonr Auu 2O-The schooner previously reported
,rsb I'd and Occahaunock Creek Bar proves
to he the Widen Of yorktown, Va appears mat the
vessel Vas not but had and
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OBITUARY.
CAPTAIN JAMES SMITH,

CAPTAIN James Smith, widely known as whaling
on the evening Of Sunday, of disease OF the kidneys
Captain Smith ono Of six brothers, all Of whom
we're masters Of vessels engaged in the whaling trade
He was born in Now London IN 1900. When twelve
wears of age he served cabin boy the American
prvateer Joel Barlow, and, with tho rest OF her crew.
was taken prisoner by British fgatc and sent to tho
Isle Of ST. Catharne's, in the West Indies, but
shortly after exchanged, and thereby cs-
capcd confinement IN the famous Dartmoor prison,
TO which his companions were sent and whore numbers
Of them died. From the time OF his release from ST.
Catharine's until 1918 he served before the mast in
merchant ships In that year Now London sent out
Its FIRST whacr, brig Mary, and on her went young
Smith as torcrnast hand. On her second voyage he
shipped mate, and at the age OF twenty was ap
pointed to the command OF the whaler commodore
Perry Thereafter he master Of the Bingham,
Phrnix Superior, Hibcrnia and CoiumDia, making IN
each OF these vessels remarkably successful voyages.
During fifteen months' cruise the Hioerna made
g. barrels OF elephant oil Oh DISSOLUTION Islands,
and In four successive voyages of Dcsolation the
Columbia mndo 10000 barrels oil OIL In 1850 he
bought and sailed in the brig Zoe from Now London
intervals us packet ship between the latter port and
Honolulu, Sandwich Islands He was, therefore, the
founder Of the first packet line connecting the Cafor-
MIA coast with the Sandwich Islands In 1856, having
sold the Zoe he returned to New London, built tho
racket Yankee and bought the Francis Palmer and
added them the line, adding Also few years later,
the Comet and the Speedwcll. With these vessels q
very lucrative business was pursued tho profits OF
which Captain Smith shared IN his capacity as com
mander of one other OF the vessels and stock
holder In the packet line. He retired from active scr
vice In 1870 and has since lived in New London.
Renders of Mark Twains .'Rougoing III will remem-
Tint volume, together with humorous sketches OF his
quaint grote characteristics OF manner and person.
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CONDUCTORS AND DRIVERS.

THE REDUCTION or PAY ON TIE FOURTH AND
SIXTH AVENUE ROADS.
There is great dissatisfaction, as matter of COURSE
among the conductors and drivers OF tho Fourth
and sixth Avenue ranroad lires Of this city over
,h. reduction of Their pay from 81 rs to ~ per day
such reduction taking effect on the trst-named road
Yesterday and OH the other on sunday Men on tho
Fourth Avenue ROAD said in efcct:-Naturally we feel
the rcductio0 Of our pay worry mnch. mo
trouble IS that while IL Is said that with
his rcduc,ion We shall lie ohio 81 per day,
cannot even 40 THIS. For lower trips We are PAID
twenty-five each and tue conductors and drivers
can average than six trips, or III 30 per day.
The trp from Eishtysxth street was formerly thirty
eight cents, and IL Is only thIfty-hve
cents but the great trouble with the conductors
and drivers not only Of this road but OF all the rail-
wgy lines oil this Guy, is not so much inc pay,
ANAL as IT is, 10 10 Tho great NUMBER
nj hours winch tho are compelled 10
work II ts dogs c. itis-----~ (Hcre como
words recalling the most 'crvd passages OF Milton,
Dante Co. strike, tncy so where's the goody
II NC ud strike how long o.d 1t take 10 put the iol-
lows in our shoes who Mating for them? We can't
strike. We must submit Even dollar and halt
day is better thar nothing when there Is wife hall
dozen children waiting Tor your breaa-wthninG. .
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIS DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
AUGUST 90. 1877;
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. 20. 1877,
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
ri ~ VII
except 18th 5.d ;,cps gale nom
q a 10 lon
rged steamer 90; istn lat 80 4o White Star
@ Bristol = X m M:a
of yacht q %
3 HP' az s % Gss
9Th and Aspinwa 18th. with mdse and passengers
steamer City o, Dallas Hines Fernandina Aug H. Bruins
wss ton III Mallory sSs, Frying
'1S. City Wealthy sep,;
Ing n WITH white dag and s.sss. IN r. =: :soPA.
BARK August FTisdrsh Ger aol sinxapo,s jar 10.
ys erHs rsse ~ ~sn
thy Kgu..or e in Ion Pa FEB Is lat h lon
los. split sails split mainmast and sprung leak; put
into Gaps Grn ~ HSs for yspa smith. a. days.
In ballast order Came tho middle passages had light
sSrs lNor, Krog Newcastle So days. with mdss
Niobe (Nor Olsen, Belfast ~ days in ballast to
BGstmenS osr ds = s Co. u, lima o. :, ,.,s. to
Boyd i Hsnss.n. Anchored il orsveso1a Bay
to s srsT ,
bark lcrod Nickerson, Boston Aug Is. in ballast to
Pond Boston e. Says Il Ds,
rsziD AZ days. with sugar TO orders vessel to ho~ios@
Brs as1ern STAR Foster DemeIaea 20 days. with
to s y rT y. ssii' c sSRs Virginia
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Hubbard IBID. Dow. Ansnilla for New York mot
eS,'f Eva Yates Yates Block House Mines cB, for
sehr Jachin Adams. G a,ais for New York.
Scbr Harriet Lewis Lewis Boston for New York.
Schr l. l, Hamln, Mathews Boston tor New YORK.
schr l. 9 Small, Warwick. Boston for New York -
sehr Samuel Wiley. wi,ey. Fall River for New York
Schr Minerva Brdgcmsn, Fall River for New ork
Schr Harvest, Corwin, Prwidenee ior New YORK
Schr Foam Adams Providence for Now York.
scsr Rss sm for Now sr Yor
schr Cynthia Jane Gardiner. Providence fur New YORK.
schr vapor. shropshire. Providence 70, Nev York.
SER Leach Green LOT New r on yor
Schr VIM II Bowen Din. Providence TOR New York.
Schr Josephjue wakiey. wcstport for New York.
schr Maria L Hail. Lawrence, Portland, Ct. TOR New
Schr Joseph Rogers Portland Ct for New York.
Schr N Bratnerd. titch, Hartford for New York.
Schr Blast. Taylor New Haven for New York
Schr samuel T. Goodwin, Williams. Stamford tor Now
Schr Baltimore. Frances, Orient for Now York.
BOUND EAST
Steamer Fl eanora johnson. New York for Portland.
Scr Ada Whitney Gilchrist. Now York for Messlna.
Schr Branlywtne, Fongar, New York for Providence.
Schr Nchoias MchrhoG Mehrhof Haverstraw provi-
schr James n Deputy. Mcmahon, Port johnson for
Boston.