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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06

A decidedly funny thing i cleo.
ton is reported from Gossop, Eu.
gland twelve Conserrsiives and nine
Liberals had TO fill tho vacancy
caused by she death IF an alderman.
The C>neetvaiiees all voted for DIR.
Wiuterbottom: two Liberals voted
for Mr.. Row bottow, Conservative.
by way Of compliments third voted
tor Mr.. McKnigat, Liberal; III
other six abstained from voting.
The vote being oonciu Jed i: was
found that Mr.. WiDterbottem was
inelig lbls and TO the immence dis.
gust Of the two Libeals who had
voted for him and the Elk Liberals
that hadn't voted at all. Mr.. Row
bottom was eiacted. This is probably
the fret time on record that two
proved to be maj ,rity of twenty.
one
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06

PArRIoTs are in mourning again.
The people have lost another friend.
Another hero Of stslwsrt moral cour-
age is dead. Zacharlah Chandler is
gone from among men. While he was
battling for the welfare OF humanity
Death shot an arrow between the
joints Of his harness and his voice
will be beard no more How strange
that the good aud the great are SO
often taken just when they seem to
be most needed or just when the
fruits of their labors are ripe and
ready for enjoyment. The noble
hero Chandler faced the rebel tigers
in the extra secession den and made
them wither in the light Of his coun.
tenanos IS they did in the presence
Of no other man. In this campaign
ais great strength has been effect
lively used in the different States
down to the night before his death,
when for two hours he addressed q
large meeting in Chicago. He that
night engaged to make one more
speech at Detroit. Then, had he
lived, he would to,dsy enjoy, with
all Republicans, the victory won on
Tuesday. But this qualification was
not permitted him. His example is
like the many that have gone before
Aim
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06


GRANT county, as will be seen by
the nearly complete returns given in
the table, in this paper, gives about
l,4o0 Republican majority this year
over the Democratic ticket and about
200 over both Democratic and Green
back. The Greenback vote is some.
thing less than Lee and Battle
thought it would be and probably
friend Jones dos not see in il "men
as trees walking" Considering the
times, the mistakes they have made,
and the load their Southern breth-
ern gave them to carry, the Demo
Gratis did well. The wonder is they
have any votes in the North at all
Grant county also sends three Re.
pubhosns 10 the Legislsture-Chas
Watson, John A. Klindt and John
Brindley. Their msjorities are large
enough. The Republicans Of this
county having won all the stakes put
up they ought TO be satisfied, and we
guess they are.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
Godey's Lady's BOOK for December.

Clos, the year 1879 with fyiug colors
The publishers have more than fulfilled their
promises made in January, and each number
Of the gear as it has succeeded has ezceeded
the last. In the December number we have
an exquisite steel plate from Darley's original
design, suitable to the season. reminding us
to whom we should render homage at the
cheerful Christmas gathering In addition is
a beautiful colored winter scene and double
page OF dainty tribes for Christmas presents,
al once h,aatifuI and Suggestive. The Man
moth Colored Fashion Plate il very fne, and
the costumes OF great tastes and beauty. Be-
sides this are several pages of fashionable pat
terms of articles to help lady 10 making a
tasteful and becoming toilet. The pages OF
lisc' AIRY matter are very choice two Christ
mas tales and poems, a Continuation of the
series Of the Representative Women n" and
several pages of the of the interesting novel
"a Rosebud Garden Of Girls The eipes
fer a Christmas Dinner make the mouth
water and il every depar tmcnt it shows the
beauty and finish that cbsracterizes every
issue of Godey's Lady's Book. The publisher.
promise a still better book for 1850. IL is .
mystery how they can make one. but if they
say so. they riH do il. We viii furnish CO.
dey's Lady's Book and The HERlLD Tor 1850
for $500 on application at this Office
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
Wanted.

The attention of ;he public TO the fact
that w. Il. tiaines has sold his property in
this place and will, from this time un,i his
removal. offer his immense stock of Boots
and Shoes AZ GREATLY sgnrcEn PRicgs
We mfsp business, aud shall reduce our
prices so the goods viii sell His stock il
very Largo aud well assorted aud nar,ies
wishing 10 hnv their fsli stock at prices never
before knowa ia Lancaster Wild well 10 call
before best sizes are sold.
In the meantime all those indebted 10 hia,
are urgently r,qas sted 10 call and settle al
once as his entire business must be set,lad M
before he iyayes SAT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
One has only to die to be praised


A scientific jouroal predicts that
"the fuel ofthe fu,ure" will be water
turned into gas.
Little and often make a heap in
time.
Handsome applos are sometimes
sour.
1t is easier TO blame than to do
better.
1t is no enough to arm you
must hit.
There is no good preaching TO be
hungry.
Better so support .ss to bed than
run 10 debt.
Speak little. speak truth; spend
little, pay cash.
Better be free in foreigo lend than
q slave a. home.
TO change and to be better are
two different things.
Charity gives itself ri b but covet.
business boards Itself poor.
Every body knows good oounsil
excspt him that hath need of il.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE

Ten minutes walk from Courthouse on
main roads leading north aud northeast from
the city, one containing about l65 and the
other about So acres. Convenient 10 high
and graded school. Good buildings, abuL-
dance Of water, timber, fruit, etc. win lie
sold separately or together, or in fractional
parts of either. Also If desired, farm mas
chinery, teams, etc, sufficient for uses of
farms, very lew.
For terms, etc, enquire of the subscriber
on the premises. 7. NJ. BARBER.
lancaster Oct. 10Th. 1875.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06

taken to the undertaEeI whore ~
erything was convenisnt and a.
pleasant as might be desired. GEN
eral Logan said. with eoneidArsbls
emotion:
ooh. NJ. na-by no msaas take
him there; we'll let him liz right
here
After ibsre asd been some talk
about
EMBALMINd THE REMAINS.
which it was decided should be
done, friends came in From this
time on they were continually pass
ing in and out, among the many be-
ing Senator Oglasby. ex Governor
Beverage. Robert L. Lincolu. ex.
United States Marshal Campbell,
General Torreucr, Emery A. s orrs
and others
Dc. McYicker, .he we'll known
physician, who b ID ben summoned
early i, the m 1rniu<, and gone
away ssyitg ,btt he could hardly
pronounce then ou the cause Of the
death, came in sb 10 o'clock,
ard, bel g aeks.i by he reporter
what be Thoughts il TO b., replied:
| II am not ready ye 10 pass an
opinion, for | had not seen him ana
did not know his condition before
his death. There does rot appear
to be the lividness about the throat
which follows apaplsxy. l think
be had taken cold speaking in thu
open air night before last at james
vile, and last night after leaving
Mccormick Hal, aud, / should
Judge. II a. his heart sim ply stopped
acting, as
THE RESULT OF CONGESTION
following strain upon the nervous
end vital organs"
This means, proba bly,. that Mr.
Chandler died OF heart disease.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
5pefial Notiles.
Stray Colt.

Stra,ei from the Subscriber residing Il the
town of Glen Haven. on or about The IL h
day of September, 1879. Sucking mare colt.
light bay. SAID colt was separated frcm It's
mother on the Range near the Town line be-
tween Cassyiile and Glen Haven Any per-
son giving information OF the shereasouts of
said colt, or returning the same to me will
be lj,rfatly rewarded
Da,ed Glen Haven. 5 pt. isth, 1879.
29*H GEORGE GELSBACII
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
Notice TO my Patrons Debtors
and Creditors.

shall be at Lancaster from Novernbef 20.
TO December |, to settle up my husia, :.
G, a. FALLEY,
Breckenridge, Minnesota. sept q, 1879
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
Stray Horse.

Strased from the subscribe, in the silsg.
Of Bectown ou Of abanf september ~. 1879
one bay horse. fnr Feals o,d with whilr
stripe in Face lta i. bite hind legS, small scar
on one fore dkle, marks Of collar on Slionl-
ders 4 lesard OF ten dollars win be given
70 ATTY Gne @ho will return the same 10 me
OF give information Of his whereabouts.
S2S6# T. W. FOWLER
Beetowa, VII
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06

In Prairie du Chen o. B. Thomas
received for State Senator 225 ma
jority aud Jenkins for Governor Z
majority.
WsuEeka gave Thomas 33 M lr-
ity-Smith 3 majority.
Madison gives SO Republican ma
iority.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
Timber Land Chaap.

The S f I of section q. Town Of Harrison. T..
offered for sale at ). per acs, Te,us ha /
cash and The balance n 'nuc For tarih,r
particulars empire II the nudersigace.
Il d. Scngti>Es
Lancaster, Wis, October I5 1879
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
New Steam Ferry at Glen
Haven.

viii make regular trips between Glen la
ven Wis. aud Gutenberg Iowa. leaving Glen
Haven $50 A. NJ and p N. connecting
with Passenger trains on C. D. & N. r. r.
The nearest ane best route to al! parts of
Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota and the
western country. Good roads, quick time,
low rates and good accommodations
If KIDD & CHANDLER ProprietorS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06

BgS HIT does not teIieve that
thu South will ever admit that the
Rebellion was reasonable or that
the q Efsisrate army was ever
whipped.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
Money Wanted.

All persons indebted 10 me by book sc,
count last year and before, or on notes due
are hereby requested 10 call and settle If
the matter is not attended 10 promptly ac-
counts viii be put ia the hands IT collector
HENRY RESSaEYER
Lancaster. October 22i, 1919 saws.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06

INVENTORS who desire 10 procure Patents Of
theCnted States and else where for their in
yentioBs, a. well as others interested in
Patents alieady granted, will on application
to the publisher of this paper be furnished
with 1hlet Of reliable information in re-
lation thereto. tsee Of charge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06

Garments of beauty may cover,
bu, they can never impart worth TO
bad character.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06

The wise and active corqusr diff
culties by daring to attemp. them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06

Oh istiauity proves, as the sun is
seen by its own light. La ecidence
is involved in it's existence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
To those Afflicted with Sore
Eyes.

Any one having sore eyes, Inflammation or
weak eyes-I can cnrr iacm. Charges
reasonable and 30 pay asked unless a cure is
effected. Mas. ScHALosfK CLEMENT.
Cassville, Wis. 29w3s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and inds
cretons ofyouth nervous weakness. early decay los
OF manhood, &C.. will send you areceipt that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered hya missionary in South America
Sends seltaddressed envelore TO the REV JOSEPH
T.IsnAs Nation ID, NsU York City. 45y1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06

AT PLATTEvILLE.
2LATTEyILLE cALanIsE.
isAyfs. ARRIVE
plattevlle-..-.-.. 5s2e &. u tPIsttsyliie.. 1900
WsTren-..-..-...--. $50 IN Esrres.....,. s2C.
Shippers ofliye stock ship every evening ereyt
Sundays. Toiraiss daily 20 warren Mernfne trais,
goes direct 10 Mineral Point arriving at F40sm
GALFNA xIscoYsIx RAIL ROAD
American EKpse,s uoitet stare. x.f,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
Leaves Chiesga. via Chicsgo Icws n. r At 1902 .
Leave Dubuque, via 1. Q X. X. at G.zDs m.
q 10 z Ll-sk0, VIC OlltafO q IoVfR n
AT SPECHTiS FERRY.

soRrH- soVyH.
Accommodation. 3:4.p n, Acccmmodatf on Iz:lL n
Express Mail 1915 a N Express Mail. r:O1pn
ke11esd rates on round trip tickets TO and from
slIpoiDtsoH G. D. and G. &. 4 D. roads. Fare
toDub1queaadrerrrnss csEts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
Z Tomah Railroad.

Trains make connections at woodman with psssep.
ger trains on the NJ l. 81 Pau RR.
D. x. W. wILLIAMs, p YLYNE
President Superintendent.
Chicago Milwaukee & st, Paul Railway
GOING EAs1. . Gofse xx.v
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
UNDERTAK

Ia theest yle aud seeps fnil stock Of bural ca.-
oitbs best aks. Cabiaef making done in the best
msnnsr. THOMAS gALKER,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-06
COR 1yER MANN

NOH tNEh MANN
was notified ard arr we'd and took
charge Of the II mains. Mr.. Jordan,
the undertaken, was shortly after
Informed that his assistance was
needed, and at about half-past
o'clock the remains were removed
from the bed and placed temporarily
upon a bier, where they were
Strengthened out and looked even
more natural.
As stated above, the news of the
death spread like wild fire, and TO-
formation was sent to Mr.. Spaldipg,
who arrived shortly before 9 o'clock
Mr. John b Drake teiegraphed to
PRESIDENT HAYES
aud TO John j Bsglev, ex- Governor
of Michigan, and an old friend OF
Mr.. Chambers, and Nj Spalding
sent dispatches to Francis Palms
an cd friend and neighbor who lives
oext door TO Mr. Chsndler's widow,
in Detroit, asking him 10 break to
her the sad intelligence. he sent
word also to Eugene Hale, who
msrried Mr.. Cnandlar's only daugh.
ter. aud q little later kilograms were
sent TO g 1vernor Gull IN, and Gen.
eral Grant, who arrives in Omaha
to-day.
Among those who called earliest
at the hotel, was
GENERAL JOHN A. LOGAN,
who. with pain and smaZement 10
bis face, came into the room and,
soeskirg briefly to Mr.. Spalding,
pissed into the sIeepiug room to
look q. the faes Of the dead. After
be came oug he said be was sure
that the friends would d~sire that
everything be done for the remains
of lae departed. -aad when the
Coroner asked whs. her The body
should be lid out in the room or
The New York herald., 1879-09-13
DIED SUDDENLY.

SAD DEATH OF MATURIN LIvINGSToN, AT THE
HOFFMAN HOUSE, FROM AN OVERDOSE OF
CHLORoFoRM.
man went to the Hoffman House. and, complaining
OF feeling unwell, asked to be assigned a room.
He registered his name Maturin Livingston. Jr.,
and was shown to room lag. Nothing more
seen Of him during the day or evening. Yesterday
morning a servant saw looking across open
court, the body of a man with his clothing on dis
tended bed III No. 1i6. The door
forced open when it found that the stranger had
been dead for some hours. An empty bottle which
had contained chloroform. and glass in which
some of the an@sthetc still adhered upon o
bIreau. small sum of money was found upon the
body, but no letter or other memoranda to
establish his identity. 1t was assumed that tho
gentleman had taken overdose Of the an9sthetic
to relieve himself of the pains in his head,
of which he complained on applying for room
the previous day. Later In the day
it was learned that the unfortunate gentleman
nephew of MaturIn Livingston, OF No. 80 West
Twcnty-fourth street, who, with his family, rs at
Newport. where they have been tor three months
past 1t was also ascertained that he the OF
the late Morgan L. Livingston. of the army. whose
widow and daughters live Mt No. Ga West Thirty
ninth street. The Coroner was Dotifcd. when
Deputy Coroner Golismith viewed the body and
gave a certificate permitting its removal. This
done in the course oil the evening.
MIR. Livingston was engaged In no business and
lived with his mother and sisters in the Thirty
ninth street mansion He was bachelor and about
thirty-seven years of age. lie had returned FROM
iner. only o day two before he met his death.
Considerable reticicnce exhibited by the hotel
officials and OF the friends OF the family last
night in regard to the affair." as they desired little
publicity be given to the matter possible. 1t
il understood that the body will be inferred In the
Livingston family plot ut Hyde Park.
The New York herald., 1879-09-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
nNSce port arrivals.

Rr- SEQ port nrrivals
STEAMER RoMuLus (Br Trail from Sunderland nt Della
Yreakw fdercd New York. Sho is detained
by Revenue officers, the vessel having manifest.
BARR JANE WRIGHT. before reported ashore Capc
Wofo PEI has boon surveyed and condemued and will bc
sold at auction.
Scum MARY JAsK before reported at Salem leaking will
discharge at that port hor having been purchased
there.
Sem RuSyox, from Port johnson. at Westerly. ri,
Sept when oil the dock of the Steam NH Co struck
rock and came OF with feet Of watcr In her hold
Scnr DONNA ANNA, before reported, put into Norfolk
damaged by collision with bark Verify Br lost main and
rigging and received other damage The Verify
beating tho bay for Delaware from Balt
more.
Cart MCMILLAN reports that tho sickness reported
board ship karrchce Incorrect Capt Mason and tho
dcd July Lin tho hospital Al Havana aud not
board Capt Mcmillan thon took charge and since that
sickness of any kind the vessel She is not de-
tacd AZ Havana account OF sickness but by owners
orders. waiting freight
OvrRpuE-Fears entertained for tho safety Of the
whaling schr Arizona Of Provncetown Capt white. She
heard from the Charleston Ground intending
70 sail for home on the last day Of August
DIsAsrKRs IN JuLyThc Direction Of the Burcau vcrtas
published tho following statistics OF marine dsas
tcrs during the month OF July 1879 concerning
all flags ;Sailng vessels reported iost32 English, ii
French. American, German. Norwegian Austrian.
Russian Arab. Spanish Crock, italian. Swedish.
Of which tho nationality is unkn0wn-total To- In this
number included vessels reported missing Steam
reported lost-S English Egyptian OF which the
nationality Is unknown-total, To-
The New York herald., 1879-09-13
CLEARED.

Steamer Australia 13r, Ward, Observation-Disclosures
Steamer Somerset sBr. stamper Bsistolw p Morgan.
Steamer Assyria (Br) Campbell. Glasgow-Honderson
Steamer Robinia (Bp. Jones, Copenhagen-John
Steamer Bedoun (Br,. Reid. Antwerp-Pster Wright
Sons go
and Aspinwsi-Pim, Forwcod 60.
Sy R. via Port
Steamer Fsnny Cadwaladcr, Clark, Bsltimore-J
Steamer Anthracite, Shropshire, philado'phia-wm
Snip cslopo GBr,. Smith. London-srow Burgess
Ship William lBr). Journeay, Havre-Boyd Hincken.
Bark Wstct Idly 1srl, Walsh, Tyne Dock-Bcnhsn.
BARK Xntarcs Ger, xibrecht. stettin-Funch, Edge
Bark Drowning Sophie NOr'. Peterson. ssestn-Boct-
bark bark Truro tBr, Buris Antxerp,-J whitney 4 Co.
Bark Formosa tBr) Stewart Dunkrk-sc.nwsll Bros
Bark Florence (Br) Griersen Iousn-J Whitney
Bsrk Aladdin Nor, Pedersen, Niece Tobias 4 Co.
ssrk Norma S & SsI~ssssr TSess o.
Bark Patent .NOr, Morscnsen. Passages-Punch, Edye
Bsrt Blue Bird Br MshonSr opor,s-c - BsrtsuS s,..,
Bark Roboccs Carusna, johnson. Masansas-wsydoii
BARK Morning Star 0r,, sissou, St Jsso and ausnta
Brig Tempest t,) Stewart Cork for ordors-P Nevus
Brig Concerione Immacolata dtap. s.inca, Aners-
Bemham. Boyescn, Pickering 4 CO -
brig Princess Beatrice t1r, simmons. PoInts-Pitr".
Brig Bride CBrJ, Hascko. Ponce. PRE- L Becerras
sehr Alpha, Salisbury. Pointa-Pitro Guad-H Sloan
x Go.
schr vospcr (Br). Stanley NuovitasE Pavenstcdt Co.
Schr Mary NJ. Murray. Nassau, NP-B Weinberg Co.
scht Ettawands tBr) Palmer. Annapolis, NS-E Rich
ardSon.
Schr Minnie, wicks, Charleston-Evans, Ball A Co.
Schr De Merry Gray, Painter. Georgetown. SC-Evans,
Ball A Co.
sehr Paugusett, Donson. Richmond. va-Jsmes Van
Brunt
Schr Edwin, Ryans Alexandria, vs-Jamcs Van Brunt
Schr Mott Haven, Collins. CaIas-Jed Frye a Co.
Sloop Fred brown, Small. Now Hsven-J y Roberta
The New York herald., 1879-09-13
THE DOCK COMMISSIONERS.

Commissioners Dimock and vanderpocl, Of the
Dock Department. yesterday held meeting for the
purpose of reading and fully examining tho evi-
dence brought against the Union Dredging CON-
pany for dumping mud and dock drcdgings In the
harbor in direct violation OF the harbor laws. as
taken before the Pilot Commissioners The evidence
submitted contained the full afidavits and
statements made by the two HERALD re-
porters, the testimony of the captain and
Dmock first read the evidence carefully. and after
making few comments, passed il over to Com
missioner Vanoerpoel. Both then discussed tho
evidence in full. Commissioner vanderpocl said:-
al am decidedly OF the impression now. that the
pilots Of the Union Dredging Company are guilty,
q storm strong winds they compelled to
dump their scows lose them. This consider an
excuse for their offence" Commissioner Dimock
expressed the opinion the evidence, and
both Commissioners then decided to act the evil
dence accordingly.
The New York herald., 1879-09-13
BURGLARS NEATLY CAPTURED.

About three O'Clock on Thursday morning last the
hall boy of the Manhattan Club House. at the
of Fifth avenue and Fifteenth street. saw q couple
OF men lowering about in front OF the DE Peyster
mansion, No. 30 West Fifteenth street. Presently
they removed the iron grating in front of the house.
and after going away tor u few moments returned
and descended into the cellar. The hall boy ut
once notified officer Leroy. and he summoned
several other policemen whom he stationed
about the promises. Then descent made
below and the two intruders were found secreted
in a corner of the cellar. When arraigncd in the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday thoy said
their names Joseph Murphy, of No. 545 West
Forty street. and John Brady. of No. E,2 East
Twenty street. They are aged respectively
seventeen and eighteen years, but have been known
to the police before 10 the charge of burglary aud
the attempted larceny of valunbles worth 81 900
they both pleaded guilty and Justice Bixby COM
itted them in default OF $4,000 to await tho action
of hc Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1879-09-13
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Sept 1l-Clcarcd, schr Royal Arch.
Boston
Passed up bark Addie Bormor, aad schrs w Wanna
man vrxnia Dare, II Travers. Nary Long Rising Sun
Passed down schrs II johnson. Juda Ware, and David
Amcs
BOSTON. Sept ll--Cieared barks Edvige CAus, sino-
mich, Cork John u Pearson. Taylor, Caen Llnnea Nor
Hansscr, Antwerpj brig Grace Lothrvp, Atwood Hwyti
sehrs John Cadwnllad Phinney Philaielphia John
Chanee, Buell. Woodbridgc, NJ; d Davidson. Freeman,
Now \ ork.
l2ti--Arriycd. steamers Saxon SNOW, Philadelphia;
Allentown, Mills dol schrs john Paige Haley do; Lena
Baltinorc john Johnson Magee Phiadep pdis; Francis
Shubert, CraDmer, do; Godfrsy, Stevcns, do; Thos
vanrilder vangidcr. do; Theress Woife Champion do;
Mary Hood. Stcelman do Hattie Kelsey. kcndrick,
do: Ella. Grinde. Hobokcn Bay State, Bak do John
lnHraham, Parkhurst, South Amboy.
Ceared-Stcancrs Marathon tBr. Garrett, Liverpool;
Bonemian Or, Grundy do bark David Preston Ander.
and Africa; Martha Hall, Hall, PhtIsdciphiA
SaicdBsrks Lnnea. and kdvidc; brig Grace Iathrop.
BALTIMORE. sept 11-Cleared schrs Howard Williams,
Riscly Boston Henry Sutton, Manson, do; Lncy Ham
mond, Robinson New York Twilight, Robcrson. do.
Saiicd-steAmcr Eduardo, Liverpool ship kinEsport,
Neptun, Rotterdam; Chnnmpss Houen. johann. Ludwg.
iah-Arrved steamers Braun nschweg ier, Undoutsch.
Bremen; Mangerton tBr. ogg, Newcastle Tuckahoe.
Brown Newbcrn vineand, Bowen Now York; barks fos-
sden (Nou Erickson, SRoi 0corgic !Br West bristol;
Verify u,r Ccrung. Bclfast schr Oliver schoned Dis
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