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TIE Republican majorities in nine
teen States foot up 3lO,037, and the
Democratic majorities in nineteen
States, $40, ,220. The net Democratic
majority therefore i'm the United States
is oG0, 1873. The Democratic gain in
thirty-three States is 1896, and the
Republican gain in five States is 16, OIL. i.
This shows net Democratic gain of
votes in the United States amounting
to 969 .i55. In the face of this fact, and
Notwithstanding the States of Louisi-
ana and Florida gave decided majori-
ties tor Tilden and Hendricks, the Rad
icals have the presumption to suppose
that they can defraud the people of
their choice. and by force and fsaud
continue their rObber rule.
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Portage Go. Official Register.

Common Pleas Judge-Phil0 3. Conxnt
Representatirs n Legislatare--OrviIIc Blake
Probate Judgc--G ideOn Seymour
County C2erk-John Meharg.
County Audit0r.-- William Griupell
County 7reGsurA-John e. BEATTY.
Sherit--B. b. heller.
kecofdes--Philo Bierce
Prosecuting AHOrney--e,eo r Robiusou
to'"naisssoness-M amor Hoicomb. Ediward A.
Parsons. Edgar White "
Ind,7naTy Dfsectoys-B.J Wells Amzi WiImot.
a 5. Beechcr.
County Surveyor r--Jededish Cole
Coroner--Lyman Bryant.
School Ecamiaers-w- W. "atton. s. Puckett.
George Dirsie.
Mayors Of Incorporated Villages.
GarrestsriAe-O. S. FERRIS.
kent-Charles II. Kent:
Racenaa-Ge0rge +. Robinson.
Justices of the Peace.
A. Hinman, A. " Wilson
An.D,n--JOhn j.. Thompson, Worthy Tay lor
Erin.feia-J. l. Carrier, Z. ii. CHAPMAN
Cha,testoasn--Austin +. Curtiss s. L. Morris
Detffeid-I'. s. TibbaIs. j. H. HofYmau
Edin6nryA-SmitlI Sanford, EIihu Fish
Frd1klin--NelsOn Barber, Milo shorts Isaac
Freedo'n-hyman Briant. Henry e. Jennings.
Hi,uAa--kichard NJ. Hank Allen a E.rber
Frank Squire.
Nant.a-Al0nzO n. Farr, Henry Cobb
Heison--Cornelius Baldwin. George f Hedeer.
Pdhny'a-Orrin stevens, David NJ Evans. Tios.
I'asis--Rra. nerd Selby. Uriah HinchcIif
RandoipA--Nathan T.. Sears, james r. toe
RdcehnG-Cornelins A. Reed. Alex'r Topping.
Andrew Jackson
ROOfsfOaon--SamGei V. Mix
iMase,seUe-S q Eidridge, n. ii Smith.
NreefsGOrO-N- ID. Peck. T.. NJ Stanton
SxHeId-fugh h. Martin, W illiam PauIus
#'ndAdm--Gsorge Il. Conant. Tho'k o. Angel.
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Died.

DIED.
SPERRA.-In this village, on Saturday, .Janu-
ary6 1877, of scrofulOus consumption. after
protraeted illness, Mrs. Mary a. Sperra.
wife of John R.Sperra, in the 18th year-of her
age
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-11

+ The number of cows in the United
States 10 set down ct l3, 3,OOO,O 600.
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SOCIETIES

Unity Lodge, No. 12, r, and A. M
Meets the second and fourth MONDAYS or each
month.
Tyrian Chapter, No: 81, X. A. M
Meets the third Wednesday of each month. I'm
Masonic Hall, Phenix Block.
J. j. RICHARDSON HIP
I. O. O. F.-Ravenna Lodge, Ne. 65,
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
ows' Hall.
Ravenna Encampment, No. 49,
Meets every 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month";
Patrons of Husba
GRANGE, No. 32-Meets every Saturday. Octo-
Dor II at Z o'clock P. ", and ON each alternate
Saturday ut l:3Q P. NJ, at Grange Hail.
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CLEVELAND = FITTsBURG RAILROAD
On and aftcr Sunday, Dec. s. is16, Trims
will leave Stations daily. (Sundays c1cep;ed,)
as follows:
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! also have for sale
% VILLAGEN LOTS.
Well located on high rolling ground, and in the
most pleasant and growing part of the tows.
will be sold cheap and on easy terms.
Ravenna. o.. Jan. d. 1875 332
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HAyEsNA. THURSDAY. JAN. Il.1s11
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80, yWHAT are the Lessons Of the fathers
of the repnbiic worth to US when we
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13


stesmcr othsllo tBr). Fisher. Hull, E-chss Wright
Steamer State OF Virginia tBD. Noodle. Gisssow-A
Steamer Francisco Cardenas Pson Esp. uew). Palmer.
Cnmpeche, Mex-lIerques 20. :. -. - .
steamer Bermuda tBr), Angrovc. Halifax, MS. and 81
Johns, kf-Clark Seaman
steamer Aranxas, Burdck Now Orloans-Bogert Nor
Steamer Santiago do Cuba. croweIi, ChsrIssson-J
steamer Regulator. Dosuo. Wilmington. Nc-wm
Steamer Maynower. Davidson. Phiisdephia-Jamss
Slip sooIoo, Aiicn, yokchama-saiter LIvermore.
Bark II Tipo utai) Oneo, Cork tor ordcrs-F Dassori
Bark Leo NOR, Andersen, Cork or Fnlmouth-Funeh,
Bars Anrs:o tr. Vidal Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark Perseverance, dtap. Parodi Cork or Falmouth for
Bark Emms tI,sl. rsrunini, Cork Falmouth for or
Bark vskyrien Nor. PETERSEN Rotterdam-Funch. Edge
Earx Augusta tItaD, Romano. Lsbon-Benham a BoTe-
Brig Aeira Lindsoy Porto Cabrlio-F Gorsosas Sons
Brig Emprcss tBr), Mailman. Montego Bay, Js-G "cs-
Brig FideIis Atwood, Cienfnsgo Parsons d foud.
Brig Excelsior tBr), Mayor. Bermpda-l.eaycran Co
sehr VolsnJ (Br), Desardnes, Pcrnsmbuco-d Amsinck
SER Rookie Yates. Hopkins Barbsdos-Dsniei Trow-
scSp / W Wheeler, Bowman. Cardcnas-B Meteslf
schr Guiding Star Br,, Bradshaw. Canning. Ns-C W
Scbr Uirica Il Smith, jacksonville Geo II Squire.
sclr Emily A Bartlc, johnson. Fichmoha, 'a-os
schr Fannie q warner. Brockway, Philadeiphia-Jm
schr Decatur Cakes, Baker. Providcnce-H Jackson.
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MRS. @. ID. ELWEIL.

The friends OF this most excellent Christian woman
will be surprised and paincd TO learn OF her sudden
and unexpected DEATH Last week Mrs Ewel took
part In the air hold by the Helping Hand Society, Of
which she was an oincer, anu appeared NJ well az
usual After a snort but violent attack of pneu-
mona died on Tuesday. Mrs Ewell was identified
with many Of the charitable associations and socie-
ties, and ner name household word IN many fam
lies where the OF her death will received with
heartfelt sorrow. She was the FIRST president OF tho
Womcn's Temperance Society OF Brooklyn, ana held
tho positi the OF her death. In Church anu
charity work OF all kinds she worked and sought out
cases VI suffering constantly, seeming never 10 be
willing TO relax her iabors IN the least She
WIS most devoted wife aud mother, and her family
have much sympathy IN this their season OF great
sorrow. The funeral will take place to-day from her
late residence, No. 364 Clcrmont avenue, Brooklyn,
at half past three O'Clock L. 81.
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OBITUARY.
REV JAMES L. coNRox.

REV. JAMES /. CONRoN.
The Roman Catholic archdiocese Of New York lost
yesterday most energetic faithful and Jealous priest
by the death OF tho Row. James L. Conrcn pastor Of
st. Peters Church, New Brighton, Staten Island. in
the forty .nh year OF hts age. Tho deceased clergy
man was born in this city, and was educated in Wor
ccs,or College, Massachusetts He completed his
studies at 81 Johns College. Fordham, and
daned BY Arch bishop Hughes, In 81 Patrck's Cattle
dral on tho sth OF Nay, 1858 He frat appointed
assistant TO Father QUINN now Vicar General Of tho
archdiocese in si Peters Church. Barclay street. and
thence 10 ST. Andrews Church. City Hall place. where
he ofiicatcd only few months, whom the 18th OF
August 1862, no appointed pastor at New Brigh'
al once addressed himself TO the task Of
educating the youth OF his parish, and the hourishng
academy OF tho Sis,erso Charity adjoining MS church
tent or his parish and the incrosse In the Catholic
population neccssitated the erection Of new church,
and he built the church at West Brighton and dodi-
Gated i, 70 s. Rose OF Lima the rst American sa'nt
Two years and hall ago this was formed into nm In
dependent parish. About ivc years ago Father Con-
rons health began 70 TALL and By tho advice OF bis
physician no mado q Transatlantic trip. hc visited
the homo OF his father Tullamore, Ireland, and
BISHOP DonneIiy, OF Monaghan; Father Tom Burke.
the eloquent Dominican friar the late Captain Con-
molly, NJ. p. for Donegal ana other celebrities. He
returned to this country somewhat rocuperAted, but
soon found necessary to mako trip to tho South.
he nade another TO Ireland two years ago. His
health was so impaired however that his recupo,a.
was stricken down, and remained IN = scmconscous
condition TIL two O'Clock yesterday morning, when
hc breathed hm last ia presence OF his assistant
Father Cotton fve Sisters OF Charity and his iinme
date relatives. AZ hts earnest request the remains
will DO inferred IN plot adjoining the church. The
obscauies Will take place tomorrow morning, a. half
past Ten O'Clock. whan largo number oil priests will
be 10 attendance. In private lie Father Conron wns
death is Iamented by large circle Of friends without
regard TO creed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13

York, lie. to sail 20th barks Mount Lebanon tnD BAL
from Burrard Inlet arrived Nov corinss Jesseyn o"
Nagasaki. arrived Oct 10. ,.->
'CUBA Nov 2l-ArTived. brig Luise tbUs
LangerboIg. Halifax.
s4cuA Nov 80 Arrived. bark jose More Carlisle NV
York - =.
srJoHss NJ Nov 2s-Arrived brig Florence Br,, Dus-
ton. New York.
sr JOHN SB, Doc io-Auivsd schr Alice s tBp. Kerfi'
gan. New York.
Cleared sth brigs Anglo (Br). McKsliar. Queenstown;
10TH Alruna DID,. Smith. santa Crus fsnerine Sent
Emma X SIN alley ,Br, Glenn. Demerara.
VALPARAISO. Nov 5Arrived bark Edwin Reed. Higgins.
Rio J anciru for Francisco.
YoxonAaA Nov 17-Shp Lothar (Br). before reported
loading at Hiogo for New York. hAsbeen withdrawn
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AN EIGHT HOUR WALTZ.
MIR. SAMUEL BARoNs rERpsIcHoREAN FIAT AT

MR. SAMUEL BARoNs TERpsICHoREAN FIAT AT
MASONIC HALL LAST NIGHT.
Mr.. samuel Baron, OF Professor Sausc's pupils, at
tempted last evening 10 waltz for eight Consecutive
hours at Masonic Hall, in East Thirteenth street.
His task began ut six O'Clock precisely, and at that
time there wete not many persons present outside
OF a few personal friends; but before nno o'clock
tho Academy was filled BY those who nxious 70
sec whether Mr. Baron would accomplish his under
taking or not They marked their approval by their
Attendance. Young and old appeared; that 10 10 say
those who graduated from ms Academy years ago
and those VINO are now It's pupils came. for,y danes
slender girls sat around ready 10 applaud or dance
necessity required. some OF them did both.
Macy WALTZ
Mr. Baron, who is only twenty-five years Of ago,
and weighs i25 pounas wore fuii evening dress SUIT
ana started on his hgns fantastic tour about The
becswaxcd floor with smile oil assurance TO his
trends that TO dance eight hours was nothing 10 him.
His irst partner was gentleman named James, who
opened the ball by WALKING twcnty-thrce inihuteS
The then departed from during The
evening. Mr.. Baron's next partner was MISS Fannie
Koenys n pretty nttls brunette In gray, who seemei
to understand all Inc points of 'tho gdc 10 periee-
ton. Al eight o'clock, up 10 which period Mr. Baron
had had only three partncrs--thc Two named ana Mrs.
L. Joncs--inc people began I, pour IN. Then IL
was that Professor Sause amid the plaudits
pupils and the audible smiles oil those oil DINER
schools became Mr. B.'s partner They mad tn, the
corners some such terms as these, "Ahl arn.t
they gracefully" "How lovelyin from The Proic sor's
pupils, and III think Mr. Baron doesn't hold him.
sell straight enough or "iho Professor strides too
long, For an hour and twelve minutes mastor and
pupil gldcd over tho smooth boards 10 the dreamy
strains OF Strauss Meanwhile Mr.. Baron kept covIiy
and quietly At bis work under the centre chandelier,
and around him the o,her WALKERS lifted. Al tho
close OF the nth hour tho little gentleman had only
taken two drinks OF soua. Hinged with brandy and was
perspiring very little he appeared TO be qule equal
10 his seli-imposed task.
RIVAL THE FLOOR.
About ten O'Clock Professor Cartier entered the
hall and seeking out OF his skiliul lady pu-
pills. Il said, plunged into the of the Benu
with wonderful grace and agility, but this gentleman
never seemed 10 notice them Ills face the reas
slrpg smnc OF se-reance " had assumed nj tue cx-
raton OF tho third hour, aud his ect continued to
move with much ease as ever. The honor OF
the school OF Sause was In hts feet and
nobly they sustained u. AZ eacn hour expired the
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MRS. SARAH ELL.

The death Is announced from Rotterdam, England,
OF Mrs Sarah Bell, the vile OF the Rev. Frod Bell.
Mr. Bell took passage the steamship Germanic last
Juno for England, whore he has since livod, preach
ing and lecturiDg almost every day In tho month OF
Auoust sent for his wife and two chiIdrcn-a girl
aged six years and boy aged three. Mrs.
hell was u native Of England, and at the
tno OF her death thirty two yenrs
OF age. She was married to SIR. Bell about
ten years ago and lived with him this city for ave
years. While she resided here she made the acquaint.
apcc of large circle OF friends who will, doubt,
be very sorry OF her death. IL was Mr.. BoPs
intention back TO Brooklyn IN the spring, but
unexpected death oil his vile Is likely TO postpone
his urn TOR some tmc The friends OF Mrs bell in
brooklyn intend express thor regret OF nor death
~ her husband In some way.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BA.AcoA Nov 3o-Arrivcd. sehr Victor PUG. Pnkhsm.
CALlAo. Nov. l4-Arrived. bark csder aGcrl Rohifs
Quebec: 10Th. ship Petor Young {,r Cain Rio Janei.o
CiESruEcoss Dee 5-Arrived brig Lochiol (Br, ham.
sailed an. bark Carmen ssp,: Sr.sis New Orleans,
ton. New York; Ethan Allen. Blake, Portland; Dec g.
ss.d new .sSr Eva May Clark New York;
Gsogs Comm Of Hs,.eras 9th, Addie Jordan LeAvis.
CmAsLorrKrows. Phi. Dec e-Arivsd brig camwood
'. Also s arrived On :sp Maa. Ora, Todd Liverpool
Cleared en- Ss sr.h, "a, r HsS ,l pphin
p s. sydney CD
Hs s Ap. n"mo OAK
Lui Manila and New York; Great Admiral Thompson,
+. mo M s"i rS and spd
sST9 r. a osqfs s s sas s.n
frsncsco Henry Sanford Sleeper. for New
Ss' Assss si ss
H.a 0 Ey'nor s:F
Harknss. Tor Honolulu. Thos A Goddard, smith. unc
s ser SscS Mama ."s s"n
Philip Fit,patres Phesn, India Nor. Kaldshl, for
nIoco Nov i4-saed bark Lonsfsilow aBr,. scarboro.
In port Nov IS barks Bushnell. Mayo for London:
msvasA Dec i-Xr.!Sss brig, Ida eBr,. ssemsn. Hall
Ak An kIs. IB.; W.mSaSh Br, 4 NIB 9Th.
My MF FSis :sa's s
sailed 81: Silr. IsSis I Peters; srq % Alice
Sss's sohr Emma mon n0Pf
Cleared eth. brig Nuevo Carlitos tsp). Lopez New
Orleans.
In pors sth hsrks wsdtes tSor, Lychs for New York.
vereux Tor IImtteras do schrs ueo Lochncr Wilt
bank Tor New York. do: Atkinson Hubbard for do de
Maggie Dslling. Dang. for OF Hatteras, do; Hattie
Baker. Baxter, for do. do.
UIIiyAx Dec O. Arrived bark Tidal wave (3r). Hal
crow belfast (Aud ordered to sydney, CB) schr W
Bentley Grn Chsrlotetown for New London, put In tor
hatbor. - ..9u..r -
Arrived 18th, steamer iIibernian tBr, Archer Liver.
pooI Tor baltimore Exporter need strong westerly gales
MANILA. oct 2O-Sailed, ship southminstcr ,Br. Tee.
New York. - $3.50.
York; saracsn tB, lie Bmuf. from Shanghai. arrived
oct 40 for New York Mndoro. Gardner. unc.
MAYAGuEx, about Nov 24-Arrivcd. schr Five Sisters,
johnson, Now YORK.
kerton, Lingan. CB. -.
Jose Doyercux Bates, Pcnsacola; schr sarah Davis
Cottrc. Of atteras; 5th bark Lamoricere tFr) Ma
CERT Pensacola; brig FlcIa tB Peton do; schrs Ada
Edmonton. Hull. do 9 q Berry Soavy, do
Sailed 9TH, bark Acaca, Andcrson. y OF Hatteras
PtcroU bee f0--Ciearcd brip Mabie tBr), Liverpool
SHANGHAI. oct lS-Arrivcd, barksJ~ stone, Weston.
In port Nov o. steamer Fsurs Castle tBr Sonss for New
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Shaw, csrrington. Dewitt and Lotsis Byrnss'
tor
Also bark John Bunyan for Cads
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

we are indebted to the pursers OF steamers Cyds Wy
OF yora Cruz and sarstoga FOR their kind st
tsntIons.
moT rsD61.a rSm w: IN distress
nunr and must cal. and 5eia:sn vii get away ao0a'
on ssrds Point into by the schr
81 ring Bird from New YORK for Weymouth carrying away
torn off, o'N" ~ SIT.
scnn JULIA woop ta.hsrm.n,, Gresnieaf. arrived at
and maiItopmast.
scHR HALLowEEs mot bsiore). which into on
Point judith. put into Newport Dec IL Tor repairs
scna oLvE csosBr, Hutchinson. at Chester. Pa. De;
AN miles SE BY from s On Large vessel on
nrs ship loaded with petroleum. had been
scHR FRANK W EnERY. Faksr, from New York for Pro-
srcsO. put into Key West Dec Il with ruddsr sprung
sa ssS ses'iS FEET e% o smssi
from OF deck during heavy blow.
f
on i%ssdsy last sIa makes the following staementwe
shingles. bound Tor PhadslD6ia; norning Of
ssrsa.sd s OF the s' day lay
wa% Il s gale With stormy Weather and d,
1ss::.Sss .sa vessel i.sssas hs:yy
vino sea and 'G blew 10. psrises s'S
e isr.: ;S during S.isass and
The On: AM: nsas Cape asster.. wind Sssisd to
Ing ~ W distant about Is miles fell IN with sehr Laura
BridReman Capt Thompson. from Pens.cas for Prov:
the crew being worn ont with constant pumpng and
being able 20 keep her free deterEt cd to abandon her.
In her hold. Capt Thompson brought up
Absecom, when we took boat. which saved
from tho wreck and c-me into Great Egg Harbor The
vessel Was partly insured.
BALrIxoRK. Dec 1l-Capt Andrews, Of the schr Emma
Petty that tho evening Of Doc O. while lying
o. scr creek Dorchester county his vessel into
Gordon fell overheard and drowned. sup.
posed to belong Baltimore The vessels injured
GxoRcErows DC. Dec lo-Thc schr ) Flanagan, Rich
Bryan Lee. for Eastern ports, laden with nj, which
grounded on tho bars In the cut morning have not
yet of The Flanagan is Doing ghtsned preparatory
Cant Foxwcll Of the schr Fathsr Son. which arrived
mere son avo, tho
OF the stern wheel steamer Prince William. from
Quanco bound tor Washington. laden with hoop poles aud
fire. issuing from the of tho which
developed Into flames The seemed to have
burning The became excited that
they cut their lite boat loose and allowed to float
iron Of s. when she was r
tho Maryland side. abandoned and allowed TO burn
the waters edge The steamer together with her CARGO
Is = total loss.
Georgetown Saturday night with the British brig
Westaway In tow On Sunday tho steam tug Dragon
in tow which wrecked ~ Cape Tormentine. Both
vessels dsmasted and will the marine slip
dergo thorough repair
VINEYARD HAVEN. Dec 12-Mr @ Y Cleveland. Of this
place. who has arrived from No Mans Lsnd reports that
the 9TH inst considerable quantity OF wreckage consist
ng Of ysw % s
boat paint blue inside bottom white and upper
streak black and broken Material strewn
Halifax, before reported sunk OF Gay Head.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. DEC. p, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroSE TkLEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Utopia tBr,, Craig. London Nov 3D. with mdse
and 81 passengers 70 Henderson Bros
Der n s: Sss Il
Con- s " u. ss
ss%:siy vino. and a.. Weather: Deg 10 i, HSs ion
:sss:: s sssrs l l.:
% ssd WITH 70
ri.s %asf iss ns se.ns miles
passed vessel with topm above the water
ms.s and S,s
p..:snss1. ss'wSi Clyde HAD strong mead Wind.
~ q. Sae: tma S:r lights
Steamer Hudson Carer Now Orleans Dec 8, with md's
Steamer YAzoo. wlltDsnk. Savannah days with mdss
s.ssmer has.srs, Stevens. Mar.hssd CITY NO. days
the Old Domnion siesmship 20.
s gale.
ballast to Bockmsu. Ocrn Co. Paaaed Gibraltar Nov
Bark Usrdsn.s Colson M.sansas days. with sugar to
Maitland Phelps Go: vessel to Marcus Hun: inter Co
sion. ~ The ss crew Of the saving station
Is s., sss
with salt to simpson Clapp Co. Had strong westerly
sShr 7 Emerson. Emerson, Pensacols days. with
ia d y nd s. high
sssr . a'.l: L:
sss As.ox s from Dublin which arrived ''A
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
s.s:msr gfsnson; s,..s PSrs,s e., ses New YORK.
Steamer City Of Fitchburg Springer Now Bedford for
schr General Hall. Simmons St Marc dIaytD 90 days.
fer Ss~ Yors With 70 s III weasel TO
schr Lorraine tBr,, Heiscr. Lunenburg, Ms. for New
scIr NJ J Laughton, Hsloweli. whiting. Mo, for New
schr Elva Pet.snsin York. Portland. Ne, for New
York.
ssSsi X. YORK.
@ ,S. rsef sssa S Ss s York
ss eS Mary F!.ssna, CLARK; Boston ist Ssx York.
Sch. sS,sK Sf 10 70.
ssr kis r1enes Ssso.s York
schr / Mills. Armstrong. PrOyidsnes TO, New yors
ssSr f6S New
ssar tor
sshr VIM I ELMER, I.bbe, Norwich for New YORK
sshr ANNIE shassrs shass New Haven Ph.
sss s. TsrIer and THUNDER The Ess1.rd for
BOUND EAST.
steamer Doris. Shirley, Now York for Providence
Bark ihem tGer). Won Petersen Now York. for New
sehr Ella Condor, Ponce PR, via saady Hook IS days
for New London with sugar and molasses 9th, expert
encsd heavy Sc gale in the Gulf stove galley and split
sails. DO
ming. Ms.
schr sarah W Blake, Briggs, New York for Somerset
Schr Trigg Canon, New York for Davenport
schr George Green Mnckey, New York for Guford, Co.
Rchr Ingrnham, smith, Now York Tor Now Haven
Scbr idriana, Grover. Ifoboken for Lynn.
sI % t%p hhsss S Saso for Boston
Schr T Tnsker, Leeds, Weehswken for Boston,.
Schr L sherman, Arcy. weehawken tor New Bedford.
Schr Alice X, Bassstt, WeckaWksn for New Bedfotd.
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