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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-26
Road Notice.


STATE OF KASsAs'l ONCE ofCounty Clerk
Corniy Of Saline. sallna, Jan. u, ISgi.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That on
~ the i3th day of January, 1871, petition
signed by W. W. Smith and % Others, was
presented la the Board Of COmmis sloners OF
The County and State aforesaid, praying for
the opening Of q certain road. described as
foilnEs, viz; Beginning nj the northeast
corner Of section * and the northwest cor.
ner Of section ~, township u. range 5 vest,
and running due south two miles and Inter-
sectlng q road running east aud west at the
northwest corner OF section q. and the north
east corner OF section -. 1he road prayed for
II 20 he o. feet wide.
Whereupon, said Board OF County Com
missloners appointed the following named
persons, viz: John Olson. John Rupert and
John Peterson n viewers, with INSTRUCTIONS
20 meet at the house Of W. W. Smith, In
summit township. ON "Wednesday, the 18th
day Of March, A. u. 1877, and proceed 90 view
sald road, and give Tn all parties q hearing.
by order Of the Board OF EQUITY Commits
sioners.
fs,,b D.J.ADDIsON,
County Clerk.
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Sherin-s Sale.


John Il. MuIvane. Johnl
Martin and VIM. II. Ros-
sington, trustees
Adam !. seIiman, Luey A.
scllmaB, ]. u: HRsan aud
Emmerson Thlcnti A Co, o
corporation.
Ily virtue OF an order NJ sale issued out Of
the district court ct the ThIrtieih Judicial dis
trict within and for the county 81 Saline and
state of Kansas. In the above entitled ease,
and 90 me directed aud delivered, will ON
Tuesday. the 2Ith day Of March,
4. ID Is9I, nj two o'clock y. M. Of said day, nj
the east dCnS Df the court house In the city OF
Salina. Sailue county, hansas, niftT for sale
nj public auction. tn the highest and best
bidder for cash In hand, the following de-
scribed real estate. to-wit:
The east half ~ OF the northwest quarter
"a! Of section numbered twenty six ISL In
township iOurteen 49,, south ofrange one tIl,
west ofthe6tb principal meridian, In the com
eInenis, here,liiaments AMI appnrienances
thereunto belonging. Said real estate IL
taken rs the Property OF the above nRmeI
defendants. and without appraisemeni, AMI
will h. sold Co satisfy said order OF sale or n
part tlsspoi.
Given under my hand this ii day 81 Feb
ruary, \. u. lssl. fRED ". QUINCY,
sheriff oi Saline co"niy. Kansas.
STATE oF KANSAS In the Probaie
oo,xr, .,,,-, s. cSgT ana, q and for
Ia the matter Of the estate Of John T. Olsnn,
Decreased.
NOTICE * HEREBYGINEN,Th That letters
~ of administration have bepn granted To
I he undersigned on the estate ofJohn I. Olson
late oG said county. decreased, by the hOnora-
bile, the Probate Court az the county and
sts te aforesaid. dated the Tth dsv of Janu-
airy. A. d, lS1i. Now, all prr,nnS having
claims against said estate ar. hereby notified
that they must present the Sntne tn the
for allowance, within one year
froIn the date Of said letter.. or they may be
preclusied from any benefit of such estate;
and that " such claims be not exhibited
within three years after the date 1T Eald let
tiers, they shall b. forever hatred.
y. J. THURSTENBERG,
Administrator.
January. 9Th. lS1l.
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EuutiC0ttOu NOtiCCs
Ia the District Court OF Saline County, Kan
sas.
z. q. Rear, Plaintiff,
John Il. shirar, Margaret
4. shirar, Norman =.
Thompson, ct ais, de-
hend lnds.
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
u John u. Shirar. Margaret e. ShirRr, and
Norman =. Thompson are hereby notified
that they have been sued by the above named
plalntlf In the District Court OF Saline coun-
", Kansas, and that unless they answer the
petition OF said plaintiff against them liled In
said action, In the once OF the Clerk of said
Court, by the nth day OF April, 1891, said petit
ton will he taken n true aud Judgment will
he rendered In said action In favor Of said
plaintiff and against said defendants John
b. Shirar and Margaret C.. shlrar for
the sum of Seven hundred tfIU0l,
with Interest thereon from the iAh
day Of August lseO, Mt the rate Of 10 per
cent. per annum, and for the sale OF the FOL
lowing real estate, lying and situate In the
county oG Saline and State Of Kansas, to-wit:
Lots numbered - and u, In block number "a,
In the city of Gypsum A. shown by the re-
eoryieti plat OF said city, which sale will be
without appralsement, aud barring, and
foreclosing said defendants from all right,
title and Interest In and 90 said premises, and
every part thereof Under an order Of sale
In satisfy said sum Of money, Interest, taxes
on land, and Gusts Of said action In accord
ance with the prayer Of said petition.
Attest CLARK \ GREEN,
p. a. OsTESBERa, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
tsEAL Clerk.
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, once Of County CLERK

Road Notice.
STATE oF KANSAS q. Once Of County CLERK
County OF Saline. January 18th, IssI.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That on
Az the l2th day Of January, 1871, n petition
signed by Peter Warirum and ls Othera, was
presented 10 the Board Of County Commits
sioners Of the county and state aforesaid
praying for the opening Of q certain rad,
described n follows. viz: Beginning n the
northeast corner Of section !, and the north
west corner Of section 4 and 20 continue on
section line south three milfs 20 the aouth-
east corner Of section ~ and the southwest
corner Of section - Thence TO c Jnnert with
q laid-out road running east and west In
township 10 south, range s west ath r. n.
The said road 10 be 20 feet wide.
Whereupou, said Board Of County Com
mmlssioners appointed the following M med
persons, Wis., Michael Dorr, n. p. Johnson
and Chasies Swanson n viewers, With In
strtsetions to meet In conjuns ton with the
County Surveyor, 81 the house Of Peter
wardrum, In summit townshipon ThurndaT
the 18th day OF March A u. 1871, and pro-
coed 10 view sald rad. snd give All parties .
By order OF the Board Of County Commits.
sioners,
u. J. ADDISON,
tsEAL County Ciesk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-26
What is

Cseria DE-. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
ana Chilersn It contains neither Opium Morphine
other Narcotic substance 1t Is harmless substitute
for Paregorie, Drops Soothing syrups and Castor on.
e Pleasant. Its guarantee n thirty years by
Hons Of MOther CastoFia destroys Worms and allays
fsTezishness. Casteria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhea and wind Collie CastOria relieves
testhng Troubles, constipation and hatulency.
CasOTia assimllates the food regulates the stomach
spA bowels giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
fia a sbe ChiIdren's Panaeea-the Mothers Friend
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141<:[3tt@4 .II|I@.
ne s'.'s 9 o.l 4 = e .s R sss:
John v. E.r~siI Or in-l
E'ss ;.,..,, ss.,.ri,y a Co, de-
To J. B. Fiaek, 2. A. MoFiarity and Cecilia
q. Moriarity, defendants:
VoU AND EACH 0FY0U WILL
- By take notice. that on 4he - oaT o.
February, A. ID, lei, the Raintin, John v:
and ENGAGED In the whoIeSaIs and retail ner-
eautile businees. In the city Of Chicago. In
The state % Illinois. ~ virtue o and lnder
nois, and Snder the n Ine or S nsrse and
style Of John v. FarwelI Co; nled their
Petition In the once Of the clerk Of the Dis
the said defendants Fiaek. MoIiarty 4 Co,
q co-parfnershlp consisting Of J. B. Fiaek,
p. A. Noriarity and Cecilia q. Moriartiy aud
emerged in the mercantile business In the
city Of Grand Junction, In the county Of
Mesa. and state Of Colorado. under the arm
name and style Of Finck. Moriarity a Co, and
thai you and each Of you must answer the
OF before the SDth dag Of April. A. u. 1871 or
the said petition will Be taken - true and
Judgment will be rendered. In said action.
ship. and sePerateiy against each % you a.
members Of said co-partnership of Finck.
notinrity A Go. In favor of the said plaintiff.
John ". Farwell CO.. for the reeev-
cry OF the sum OF two Thousand seven
hundred and twenty-seven dollars. with
Interest thereon at the rnie of ak per
cent per annum from the elh day Of
January. A. u. 1871, and for q further
Judgment against you and esrh Of you.
lctntly and srparais ~ for the sale of the fol-
lowing de.rrib-d and attaehsd real ESTATE
and that the proceeds arising from the said
sale Of attached real esI ate b- applied: first
Ia the payment &C the costs Of this action;
second, In the satisfaction OF the plaintiff
claim of sg727.0o and Interest thereon ~
aforesaid and aitarhed Ia said cause OF action
an the Esrti and 2ah day OF february(A. d.,
1881, TO-wit: Lots number twenty-slx and
twenty eight ON Eighth street In the city Of
salina, Saline county, Kansas, and q further
Judgment that the Allegations In plaintiff
affidavit for attachment hled herein are true
and that the said plsiBtiffs J. v. Farweli
Go. are the legal ho'd ers OF the aforesaid In
debtedness al TIT that the same r. due and
unpaid 90 these plaintlns John v. Farewell
On. from you and each Of you, Jointly sep
eraiely and Individuality, ~ members Of the
copartuership OF Fiaek. h0FiaTity a Co. aud
that you and each Of yon are members Of the
sid eo-partnershipo OF Fiack, Moriarty a Co.
Attest: W. +. fRAZ1ER,
y. a.. OsTErBERa, Att'y for Plaintiff.
Clerk OF the District Court,
TsEAL-l By Anton A Fredriekson, Deputy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-26

Send ten lle) cents In stsmps OF
coin TO John Sebastian, 1enil TAT
sud Pass. Aga Chicago, Rock I.iasd
q Pacific Ry., for 9 pack Of The
latest, smoothest, siiekest playlps
cards that ever Riaddsned the eses
and rippled along the fingers Of the
devotee 70 seyen-Up, Caslne. Dutsh,
Euchere. Whist or any other sneient
or modern game, aud get your
moneys worth I've times ever.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-26
Or. L. Dss's PsrtsaIe.i Pilla.

This great Yrrneh remedy acts directly
upon the digestive organs and poGlfiyely
eares suppression Of The De1ses tfn1m what
lar 20 vo.aen. A ssfs, reiisbis remedy war
mated 10 excite menEfruatiou- Should no4
Be rscd during pregnancy. Flll elrestlons
acccnessyins sseh eox y m..L na eoa g
~ druFsist. q saiisa "a n.oyl. Kleihern
eel, Stevens a 60.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-26
N0tlre.

SALIVA, Kansas Jan. Ia. Is9I.
SEALED PRDPO >Ai.S Ia perform the
- duties Of county Ply siclnu for one year,
will be- received ut the Office of the County
Clerk ~ Saline County, Kansas. until "
o'clC,ck m., saturday, January 20, Is9l. The
County Physician must furnish hts medI-
elnes, doctor the sick lnnlSteS OF the county
Asylum and Jail and pcrfnrm all duties EN-
bodied In the contract male with the County
Physician for the year Isssl. A bond Of $50
win be- required Of the physician receiving
the appointment E.r the faithful discharge
Of his duties. Said bond to be approved by
The Boanl of County Commissioners. Pro-
poSals tO be endorsed: PROPOSALS for County
Physician"
J.ADDISON,
County Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-26

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 20 an per-
~ sons Interested, that the underslgned,
assignee OF y. J. ThorstesbesK, %. J. ThOrs-
:. Thsr ter Rrosl r. g. ~ S,I s,.n0,
Tuesday. the ioth day Of March, A. ID. fs9l,
Gle hts petition In the District Court of So
line celnty, kanses. and apply 90 aaid court
70 be Discharged nom said truas - assignee
(. Z. SWANSON,
Anianee.
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Castoria.

~oaa0iA b - sEsslient Bss6lcins FOR ehIl-
dESa- E0tbeB hsw rSpsassdiy tod M a ~
eeod eaect upos tbelr ehildren--
Da- O. O. Oso0oo,
Lowell, Mna-
"cHsarria b Tie beSi rsInedy for chisdson Of
vhieA en- acguaistsd Ihope he day h noa
hnndlsaana VIA mcthsS yin coazlder The resl
iztsssa q their eh11ren, and Ne oas,oriA In
SOD q - vaFtoaseeaek nostrums which are
aasruyisg thslr loved eaeE. b. forcing oVaum,
noEphins. soothing syrup and cthsr hurtful
assaas dOSB thelF throats. thsreby sundAns
hsn 70 pgsmat9rs grsseA"
DA J. y. KHscanoE,
OuaueF, ARA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-26

when Baby wa sck. ne esse Asr c.asrh
whsa shsuas . chaa. IN ord fer csauriA
Whsa - bscsne ME-s. ~ eiuas 10 czsa4A
uhsn sss had cssdrsa. sbs save thsn csasrsA
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HARD TIMES
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ago the price Of
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-26

THE REV. GEO. n. rHAYER
Of Bourbor, Ind, says: ''Bofh
myself and wife owe oar lives
10 sH1LOH,s CONSUMPTION
CURE Sold By o. Q. Tobsy q Co.,
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c. Z. a p. nv. "RoCK ISLAND ROUTE"
Through Passenger trains East.
Depart-e:S5 a. m, arrive nj Kansas City 5:OC
p, M, 81 Joe SD p. m.
rs p, m. for Wichita, Wellington,
Caldwell. and all points south and
southwest.
Through Passenger and Express west.
Arrives-Al0 p. M, from Topeka, Kansas
City, ~. Joe and east.
LIS p. m, from Wichita, wellinG
ton and south and southwest
Local Accommodation.
Arrives-l205 p. m. vest.
Departs-3l5 y. m, going east.
Free reclining chair cars on all passeng
trains. They are the most comfort assuH
vehicles Of their class In American.
For rates and general Information con-
corning the great Rock Island Route call on
or address.
J. SEBASTIAN, u. ]. SrKVENs,
U. p. a 7. A. Local Agent.
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Publication Notice.
, District Court OF Saline County, Kan
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- AA448o OQ HAAS sc
UEios PacipIc (aAIS LIKE
EAST BOUND.
No. & m n express. Departs ... II.Oi a. m
no. 2. mail and express I'm q. m
No. Y, local frFt-. accommodation $50 D. IN
No. II. local frgt-, accommodation Gol D. m
No. 10. freixht .......... ............ ina. NJ
Mo- is ~blid vesiibuleI train 20 Chicago
with through sleeper % st. Louis.
WEST BeUSD.
No. Z, mail express, departs w 55 D. IN
Mn I, exprtSs arrives go. .....-. l05 a m
No n. freight accommodation - T.m q. m
No. u. local freight accommodation Tn5 a. m
No. Z u a solid vextlbuleSi train from Chi-
enso. with through sleeper from 10. Louis.
MCPHERSON BRANCH tU.P.l
Mixed leaves T.p n m. arrives TO d. m
No sunday trains.
LiNCof.S BRANCH ~. 81
Mixed leaves Se9 q M. arrives i:go D. m
No sunday trains.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Passenger, east mo. 3 p ........... sis q. m
Accommodation, east tho. I'D 10 q m
Accommodation, west mo. az, 2asp. IN
Passenger. west mo. Sll. ......'. o.. IA n m
Through cars for Kansas City and ~.
Louis and Pueblo and Denver and close con-
nection for all points east and west.
r. w. RioRDES, Agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07
cr.am.u.. In tho northwest.

These northwestern crcameric- aro tro-
mondous Wisconsin has ono that makes
1900 pounds Of butter day. another
that turns out I $50 and several others
that run from 800 10 900. Iowa ranks
about tho same. Minnesota oreaineriea
make from 400 To 300 pounds n day, whilo
Michigan and Illinois rejoice In estab.
hshmcn,s that produce 100 and 800
pounds day, In Nebraska and Kansas
the business Is newer, yet cooperative
creamery In Nebraska turns out every
day 100 pounds, while tho product from
tho boss creamery Of Kansas tips tho
beam at 1890 pounds day. Fully two
thirds OF all this butter goes to tho mar.
koIs Of eastern cities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

Circumstances have much to do with
tho time required TO hatch eggs twenty
10 twoniy'six days Are tho extromcA
Nine or ten freshly laid eggs IN proper,
ly constructed nest, covered closely by n
faithful hen, would probably hatch by
the twentieth day, and all, II Is highly
probable, In an hour from the first chip
ping Of the she'll, whereas, II twice that
number, which have been laid three or
four weeks, be placed In poorly con.
firuoted nest aud covered by careless
hen twenty-five or twenty'threo days
will undoubtedly 10 consumed In hatch
Ing, and not 50 many chicks obtained as
In tho other case. says Tho Poultry Yard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07


The Philadelphia Farm Journal al.
vices TO cut early enough to grow a SEQ
ond crop
Cut clover when about one.hnlf or
two'thirds OF the heads are Drowned.
Cut In tho late afternoon, tedder as
soon as tho dew is of next morning,
rake and draw In In tho heat OF the early
afternoon.
Grass cut whlleit rams, or Just before,
Is ready 10 dry and cure when the sun
aud wind follow the rain.
A wide cut mower, six or seven foot,
and one that leaves tho grass standing
as much as possible Is the right sort
A cubic foot Of fine hay, tightly
iramped aud sattled In tho bay, weighs
sboat AYe pounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

HsNs sf~Fth'' athshAsfH wv 't'Nes
A South Carolina farmer writing TO
the New York World Siysi II has often
been asserted by farmers aud nh,uralists
that tho molo IL n carnlyoroua animal
which mover inJurca vegetables except by
disturbing their roots when searching
for insects. 1horn nru at least two de.
tinot varieties u molos In this country
ono may b. strictly camiyorous, 20 far
~ | know, but tho other. 10 my certain
knowledge, IL vegetarian and may bo
omniyprouA Last season tho inolcs al.
most entirely destroyed my peanut
patch, and my potato patch was Almost
eaten up by them. They ~, In or under
row aud follow IL % the end, unless
theru happcns 10 DO stuinp, rock or
other obstruction 10 arrest their progrca,
Tho two varieties arc almost identical
In tho shape. dso Of their bodies and
hncness Of their fur. They differ mostly
In their foct aud legs Tho common
garden or oArniyorous mole has very
abort and strong legs aud palmalod feet,
and the forcioot turn outward. II aevma
10 lo specially adapted for burrowing.
The "shrcw" or ratioo,sd mole has
longer legs and fcet precisely Lao rat
OF nous, and nono Of IL toss are Joined
together like those Of tho common mole.
Both varieties sometimes inhaht tho
same spot OF ground. but not, always.
the hhrew Or vegetarian mole IL very
prolific, and when II takes 10 u pleco Of
ground Il i not worth while 10 plant
any ground peas, peanuts, sweet pola.
toes, etc, near tho spot Now. the way
10 teAt the truth OF this is. not 10 consult
tho books on natural history. but 10 turn
out and catch tho moles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

being expected TO 10 handsomor In
America than In England This Brit.
ish jersey has tho slightly crumpled
horn that used b. 10 considered an owl.
dvneo Of puro blood In tho Alderney
lre..l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

NOTICE THERE ARE nEttNuuENT
~ upon the Following described stock, On
account Of an uaaeasmfut OF Two Gems per
share, levied on the tth day Of Nay, 1874. Toe
tcvefal amounts set opposite the naincs o.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

New YoRK. March IS noon.-Stocks opened
dull but steady. Money easy at per cent
Exchange-long, 81 $50; abort, 81 ssh Gov
eminent bonds 70 atureless State bonds dull
but steady.
The following were the p. m. stock quota
tions:
Erie. ............ 1854 Richm'd &w.Pt.
Chicago & North 1854 Terminal 1716
Lake Shore. ......109A Western Union. S0lz
Norf. & W. pref. 53la
NEW YoRK, March Is, 300 D. m.-Sterline ex.
change closed quiet and easy at 81 9eGR
81; commercial bills, 81 SSl46Di S7S4. Money
easy; no loans CLOSING offered at 8 per cent
Government bonds closed dull but steady; four
per cents 1924, four and a half per cents lO2
bid. State bonds closed dull and featureless
SubTreasury Balancss-Coin, $l4S, 900;
currency, $1.1I6000.
The short session to-day. coming as il does
between two holidays, attracted little attention
among the stock brokers, aud the prevailing
dizziness and stagnation Of the past few weeks
was, If anything, intensified in transactions
The dealings were entirely professional and
the indisp sitiou to trade. even among the trad-
ing element rendered tine business done barren
of any feature or movement, except in two
cases, st, Paul and Burlington Both of these
stocks were attacked in the early dealings and
sold down on short sales in fractional amounts
while the general list, which had opened with
fractionallY lower figures. remained stagnant
throughout the session Efforts to cover made
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-29

Ger. KTeger, Savannah; 2ad, Stella rs-, 4.
Boston, sIarch 26-Cleared, schr WnL
Shepard, Reeves. Savannah
Baltimore, March 26-Cleared. schrs That
Charleston. 0' -'4-sr,
Sailed schr Mary F Corson. Jacksonville
Brunswick. March 2S-Arrived, schr Ans. :
Stubbs. Pendlet0n, New Haven 'N' v
Beaufort, c. March 26-Arrived, scbr 7
Burnham, Brown, Belfast, Ne. 4
Bath. Me, March 25-SaiIed. schr Ea,u
Bowen new, Chase. Norfolk. -'
Coosaw, Q, March 26-Arrived, scbr Nall
W Howlstt, Buckalew, Norfolk. ''7'la
Galveston, March 26-Sailed, schr Fr.d ..
Small, Thompson. Pensacola u
Georgetown. Z. March 2l-Arriyed scb- p,
lie g Cruise, Candy, Elizabeth CITY. n n ~
24th-Sailed. schr Chas Wolston. D,,,.
Guadalupe. W
Jacksonville, March 25-Arrived. scbr o,,-
81 Booth, Anderson. Baltimore N"'
keunebunkport. Me, March S5-Sailed cal
Delhi. Darien. seq
Mobile, March 25-Arrived. schr ua.
Mason, Percy. Key West. y T
Norfolk. March 26-SaiIed, steamship O.Ls-,,
lBrl. Jackson (rom Charlestonl, Bre1nsT.. t5 ei
SIC lBrl: Bryaut IRON Fernandinal, Denmsr9.
Lisnacrieve Brl, Evans from Charleston y.
celona; Yorkshire lBr1, Arnold (from Fer1 az
dinal. Gothenbur 'laa'
Pensacola. March 25-Arrived, steamer D..
ton LNorl, UcSermann. Very Cruz. 0'a''
Cleared, steamer Buena Vantura ISM A,
Buenos Ayres. '''a'a
Portland. Me. March 26-Sailed, Martin -
Chase, Belfast and Fernand ma.
Rockport, Me. March 26-Sailed, schr ALI.
Charleston land passed out Highland IigS,
New York. March 2s-Arrived, steamsbioru
bria. IN
Arrived out, Etruria.