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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-05-25
LOOK HERE
See II You Can Find Your Name in
the List Below.
Il Should Be There In Order to Vote
at the June Election

Below will be found the list of
voters registered in St. Johns, or
what is known as Precinct. No. 81.
1t is supposed to contain the names
of all voters, whether registering in
St. Johns or at the court house in
Portland. Some names were mis-
spelled, and. the errors were cor
rected by The Review. No doubt
many names are still incorrect, but
they appear below exactly as shown
in the copy sent by the registration
officers.
Look the list over carefully and
see If your name is there. If you
are not registered YOU will encoun-
ter trouble in voting.
Preserve the list of names below.
They are in handy form for refer
ence.
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SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore,
gon, County of Multnomah.
Lizzie Debord, Plaintiff,

| In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore.
gon, County of Multnomsh.
Lizzie Debord, Plaintiff,
George III. DeBord, Defendant.
To George II. DeBord, the above named
defendant
In the name of the State of Oregon
you are hereby summoned and required
TO appear and answer the complaint
filed against YOU in the above entitled
suit on or before the I'D day of June,
1900, which is after six weeks have ex-
pired from the date of the first publica-
ton of this summons. II is prescribed
in the order for the publication of sum
mons that the summons be published for
six successive weeks, and said order was
made and dated the 10th day of April,
1906, and the first publication thereof
is made the aoth day of April, 1896: and
II You tail to appear and answer, the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief prayed for in her said complaint
to-wit; That the bonds of matrimony
heretofore and now existing between the
plaintiff and defendant be dissolved.
Second: That plaintiff be awarded the
care and custody of their minor child.
Oracle DeBord. Third; For Sao.oo per
month alimony. Fourth: For seventy
ive dollars attorney fees and costs aud
disbursements of this suit; and for such
other further OF different relief as shall
seem equitable.
This summons is published once a week
for six successive weeks in the ST. Johns
Review by order OF the Honorable Judge
Alfred Sears, judge of the above entitled
court, made the 10th day of April, 1906.
II. Denlinger and Thad W. 'Vreeland.
Attorneys for the plaintiff.
4I4 Chamber OF Commerce.
First insertion April 10, 1896; last inser-
tion June l, 1890.
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For Sale.

Eggs for hatching from pure bred
Golden, Silver, Ring Necked and
Lady Amherst pheasants. Inquire
OF Paul or Thomas Cochran, Uni
versity Park.
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The organization of the street car
men probably means more than it
looks to the ordinary observer.
One thousand votes cast as a unit
means the rise or downfall of some
body or something.
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For Sale.

New sixroom house aud two
lots in 81, Johns Heights addition,
House modern Throughout, and has
never been occupied. A very
desirable home. Inquire at this
office.
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Proclamation.

All business houses whatsoever
in the city of St. Johns will close
from 1890 a. N. till ~ noon on
May 90, 1906, during Memorial
exercises.
Il. W. VALENTINE,
Mayor.
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Noiiee.

Halls barber shop. opposite The
Review Office, will close promptly
at s o'clock p. M OF and after May
T. GBo. NJ. HALL.
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A Dinner.

The ladies OF the Evangelical
church will give a dinner on elec-
tion day, June 4.
MRs BRLLR THAyRR,
Chairman.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY
OF MULTNOMAH.

A%htie iattou, Iidiutiu,
VS..
James X. Patton, Defendant.
To James X. Patton, the above named
defendant
In the name of the State of Oregon.
you are hereby summoned and required
to appear and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled suit ON
or before the 9TH day of July, 1906, which
Is after six weeks have expired from the
date OF the first publication OF this sum
mons. III is prescribed in the order for
the publication OF SUMMONS that the
summons be published for six eonsecu-
tive weeks, aud said order was made and
dated the aSth day of May, 1906, and the
hrst publication thereof is made the 18th
day OF May, 1890, and If you fail to ap-
pear and answer, the plaintiff will apply
To the court for the relief PRAYED for in
her said complaint, 10 wit
That the bonds of matrimony hereto
fore and now existing between the plain
tin and defendant be dissolved, and that
she be divorced from defendant for her
costs and disbursements of this suit, and
for such other further or different relief
as TO the court shall seem equitable.
This summons is published once a
week tor six successive weeks in the ST.
Johns Review by order OF the Honorable
Judge Alfred Sears, Judge of the above
entitled court, made the 3Ist day of Nav.
1900. II. DESLINcER,
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
Ala Chamber OF Commence.
Portland. Oregon,
First insertion May IS, 1906.
Last insertion July o, 1890.
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Keep tab on the promises of this
and that particular candidate. II
will be handy reference for the future.
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Wanted.

House and lo,-will pay $500
down, balance terms. Six or 7 rooms
lilo agents. Review Office.
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w nted.

First class painters. Apply at
once to Tope & England, St.
Johns, Ore.
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Administrators Sale.

Ia the matter of the estate OF Abner II.
Wooley, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the under.
signed administrator that pursuant TO an
order of the county court for Multnomah
county, Oregon, made aud entered on
the third day of May, 1890, In the matter
of said estate, he will, as administrator
thereof, on and after the fourth day OF
June, 1870, proceed 10 sell at private sale
the following described real property,
belonging 20 said estate, to-wit:
The northwest one-half of lot No. I,
IN block No. IS; and the northwest one
half OF lot No. 2, In block No. a.; and
the southeast one,half of lot No. 4, In
block No. IS; all In James Johns addition
TO ~. Johns, In Multnomah county, Ore
gon.
The terms OF the sale shall be either
cash IN full, or not less than fifty per cent
cash, and the remainder secured by the
note OF purchaser at o per cent interest
payable six months from the date Of sale
with mortgage upon the property sold To
secure the payment thereof And, la
pursuance OF the order OF the court afore-
said, out Of the proceeds OF said sale the
undersigned viii pay the mortgage claim
OF 10000 and interest thereon TO A. NJ.
Davis, mortgagee, and the mortgage
claim OF 10000 and interest thereon to
h. L. Medler, mortgage. The sale will
he subject to the confirmation OF the
court Aforesaid.
For further particulars apply to said
at the offices of Henry ST.
Rayner and Edgar Grimm, his attorneys,
zIa Chamber OF Commerce. Portland,
Oregon.
This notice is published pursuant to
an order OF the Honorable County Court
for Multnomah county, Oregon.
Dated May 4, 1896, Portland, Oregon.
JOSEPH ii. SMITH,
Administrator OF the estate of Alb
ner II Waaiev daasasaI
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For Sale.

Scholarship in the Holmes Busi'
ness College, Portland, cheap
Call at ST. Johns Land Co.
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NJ I Merrill, q s Manning, Gay
lord Malleu, I J McCarty. George
Mcclellan, Nm Meneiee, L. {.
Mighells, \ Maplethorpe. Willis
MoNon, q 4. Marklund, T.. IA. Mans
held, f. Mason, T.. O. Magoon. :.
Moul,on, \ L. Minor, J. {. Muck.
\ ID. Mcdonald, X. Maple, ]. "
Murdock, h ". Mckeon, Nm. Musk
grove, Jr, George Martin, James Nor
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-05-25

AT the next general election in
Oregon woman suffrage will again
be placed before the people To say
whether they want Il OF not Ad-
vocates OF woman suffrage say that
woman needs a vote To right the
wrongs she suffers at the hands OF
man, As a matter OF fact the
rights OF women are lookSd after
more carefully under the laws of
most states than those of men.
Men realize the fact tina, women as
a whole are less able To take care OF
themselves and their property than
men are, Men can, and will, il
necessary, fight for their lives and
property. Women cannot; hence
men naturally protect them, This
situation is extremely diStasteful To
woman suifragists, but angry pro-
tests cannot alter facts. In the last
fifty years great progress has been
made in the condition OF women in
this country as regards education
and opportunity OF employment and
the enjoyment OF life, This con
dition, however has not been due
to the agitation for woman suffrage,
as its advocates would have YOU
believe. The states where women
have made most progress are those
in which woman suffrage bills have
been most steadily and decisively
defeated. There has been but
slight improvement, il any, in the
laws of the states where women
vote, due altogether 10 the fact of
that vote. Ii the suffrage move
ment were to disband today, and
no women ever vote, not a single
great interest would suffer. On the
other hand were woman suffrage
granted in Oregon, il would set the
state back for many years.
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c. ! Anderson. T.. Adams, NJ. G..
Anderson. {. w Arndt. VIM Adams
8. Anderson. i. H. Armstrong. {. w.
Anderson, {. Anderson. o. w. Allen,
]. II. Ansun. T.. Ashby.
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The made in Oregon" idea was
good one. II has opened the eyes
of many old.timers and the late
arrivals. Hundreds of articles made
here have been shown, aud with
judicious advertising their sale will
be increased q hundred fold. The
display has been educating in more
ways than one. Hundreds Of loyal
Orcgonians are ready and willing
To buy the home goods. And the
wise producer will take advantage
Of the object lesson by combating
his eastern rival with his own wea.
pon-advertising. DO not be afraid
Of printers ink. Every dollar
spent IN its purchase will return a
hundred told. II Is up TO the Ore.
gon manufacturer 10 take advantage
of this opportunity.
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G. It, Lashbaugh, c. 4. Lidberg.
Harry Lilies, h. I, leggett, X. Lam
10y Nm. llghlel, { X, Little, Al
bert T. LeaylL Il. + Lindsy ], W
Lndquist lindley, q, 4,
EARNED, \ W. Lesia, l.. Lighton, +,
}. Lindsey NJ. 10y. W, J. Lumey, ii.
Lee, \ Larson, Charles Lee.
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" " johnson. A. A. Johnson. {.
). Johnson h, Jones. Marvin
Johns, J NJ Jamlson. X. Johnson
\ X lobes, Nm + Johnson, ). ID
Jackson, ! Johnson, { T. Johnson,
K " John, J \ Jones, Marion John
SON. G. ) Jolton, \. Jensen. X. ID.
Jackson, {. \ johnson. " ), Jeans
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-05-25

To render the telephone aud elec-
,ric light poles attractive to local
residents aud the thousands of visi.
tors who come here weekly the
corporations owning and operating
these unsightly but necessary nui.
sanccs should be compelled To erect
poles Of uniform size and paint them
white or some shade pleasing TO the
eye. Besides. the poles should
he kept free from all advertising.
Under the rights now given these
companies the poles all over the
city are covered with new aud oh
solete advertising, The pink pills
man comes along aud nails a tin
sign high up on pole. lie is fol.
lowed 10y another with something
OF other "I'or sail" Then the
brigade with the candidates cards
get in their work. The result is a
lot OF rubbish lying about the streets
after the first rain or visit of the
small boy. A neatly painted pole
would he money in the corporation :
pocket and something attractive in
the eyes of all who look in their
direction. Poles of uniform height
and neatly painted look far better
than lot Of miscellaneous length
plaslered with wooden, tin and paper
advertising, A start in this direc-
ton would lead To other improve
ments along the line OF a neat aud
well-groomed city,
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Frank Batter. {. NJ. Bailey. NJ. 7.
Barnett. G.. Iiccbc, IT, -. Boyd, J. u.
Black. c. Braasch, G. Bricdcson, J. I.
Buckncr. j. w. Iickncr, ". Bickncr.
A. II. Blackburn, B w Bicklord,
g. T.. Bradley. John Bcycr. John
Burns. u. T.. Bcckman, II J Iiiddlc,
:. Blumbcrg. 5. Badger Il. Il Baker,
g. Il. Beck, + Blumgrcn, /. ". Boyd,
Il Brown. 4. H. llrodahl. Peter Bred
den. J. w Brock. II w Burton d. G..
rusbcc, Frank Brownfigg, u. 4. Bu-
bar. J M Bales. Joseph liuttclcr, {.
VI bishop, VI =. Brown, J. ID. Boiler.
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| Il Kerr, J Kelly, ], +, Kirk, +,
q kirtley, James l. Knight, John
Kane, Anton Kluser Fred Kresel, ].
kelllhcr, J T, King, W, e. knight
q Kuhn. ". ). Kyler. NJ. 4. Ri
kenny L koener, L, kirkpatrick.
Alhert Kelly H. L, Knight, Andy
kerr K II kcogan, W ). kellogg,
W II hing, Z. W Knight, ], kurze.
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daunt. y. +. Marcy, \ w Markle,
l.. V. Mcdonald. p. J. Miller, NJ.
Maher f. r Maxheld, J. II. Massey,
J. T. Maycs, 6 L Moulton, II +.
Muck, Z + McVickcr, ID. McFeron.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-05-25

c. c. Oihuse, l.. NJ. Ohm, David
Olin, Samuel Il. Owen, Anton Oleson,
c. Oihusc, X Ostrander, C. X Organ,
\. Olin, S. t. Ogden, Eugene O'Hara,
G.. w Ovcrstreet J f. Oliver.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-05-25

T.. \. Dahnc. II 4 Daughcfty. {.
4. Douglass, \ y. Dickcnson. ]. ).
Dnoncy. Wm. Davis. ]. &. Dickcrson.
s. Dickson. $. l.. Dabic. Richard Dal
ngc. @. 4 Downs, {. r. DInbar
Dillcnbcck, James Davidson, y. 4. :
Douglass. James Daragh, A. K, Dun
ham. NJ Davis. T., 4. Day. A. ).
Douglas. { Dcanc. \. w, Davis, w.
I. Dean. Chas DE RicuN, &, w, Dun
bar,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-05-25

A. c. Nelson. NJ. A. Nelson, J +.
Nauglc. 5. c. Norton, ] b. Nye,
Lewis Nelson, r. Nelson, G. 5.
Noonan, H. John Noonan, Sam Ne
land, B. i. Nerv.
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X Gray. " Cation. \. A. Gee. {
Goodman, ] T. Grow, T. 4 Glover,
f. T. Glinn. Nm. Goodrich. {. W
Gee, John Glaspey. ], T. Gilmore.
Gentry, G. g. Gould, J. J, Gcbhardl,
4 W Gillian, J. Grady, A. Gundcr-
son, T. W. Garlick. w II Gray. n
" Cation, w T., Godsey.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-05-25

". w. Raccn. y. c. Rogers. 4. w.
Robson. S. T. Rowlcy, r. Rayner, l..
A. Ralston. John Ring. t. w Robin
son, 5. Rasmussen. VI ). Roland, {.
T.. Roger. VIM Rcuzclman, T. w.
Rossitcr g. A. Rice, " A. Rue.
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VIM Edmonson. S. l.. Ellis. c. v
Edwards. g. w. Elhcridgc. c, IL
Eycman, n ] ~ Evans, Wesley I'd.
wards. u Edmonson. George fpps
e. T.. England, T.. Elliott, \, NJ
Es,on, Wm Evans. 4. II. Edclsson,
Chas Earl
The evening world., 1906-05-31
kerch,efs

Mems and Women's white and col
ored border hemstltched Handher-
chiefs. All new goods and
regularly sold rom 90.
TO &c. each. L d O y. &c
e1Cl
Main Elnnrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-05
STRIKE STOPS SCHOOLS.
Contrary to Precedent, Educational
BUILDINGS Are Not Exempted.

School buildings IN various parts OF greater New
York 1t was learned yesterday are affected by the
strike OF the housesmiths for an increase in wages
from, 81 40 to IS a day. In ALL ffty-fve school build
irgs are being built the city, some Of which are
So far advanced that the housesmiths have finished
work on them Several others are. however, de-
Io,,a5 nv the strike including the Training School
for Teachers, in Prospect Place. Brooklyn
When the unions have had trouble with the
Building Trades Employers Association there has
been general understanding that school buildings
were TO be regarded emergency work The
schools, therefore, rule, were not interfered
with but in this strike they are not exempt.
T F. Farrell, secretary Of the Housesmiths ana
Bridgemen's Union, said yesterday evening that
ffty-tTo employers had granted the demand ana
seyenty-five had refused Among the htty-tWo are
many of the smaller firms. None of the members
of the Allied Iron Trades Association have granted
the demand.
The reports OF the Allied Iron Trades Association
Yesterday showed that 200 new men had been
engaged at its labor bureau, No. East 14th-st
About one hundred new men were put 10 Work on
various buildings yesterday morning.
Officials of the strikers said last night that they
expected the Fuller Construction Company to sign
the wage scale to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-05
ELLISON APPOINTS DEPUTIES.
Three Officials Retain Positions in Depart
ment of Water and Lighting

Commissioner Ellison of the Department Of Water
Supply announced yesterday that he had reappoint-
ed Thomas H. O'Nen and Edward L. Miller deputy
commissioners for The Bronx and Richmond, and
had also reappointed Thomas NJ Lynch water reg
lister for The Bronx. In Queens he has appointed
Charles c. wIssel his deputy. to succeed George
II. Greed
There seems 70 some hitch about the appointments
Of O Brooklyn deputy. On Monday Mr.. Ellison
announced that he had appointed William c. CoZiers
of the Sun" business staff. to the place. This ap
pointment was formally announced IN 'Tne City
Record" Yesterday Mr.. Ellison said that Mr..
Coolers appointment 'is still in the air., but thas
he hopes to be able TO announce IT within twsntS-
four hours
Mayor Mcclellan yesterday appointed Brinto1
Buckwater an assistant his chief clerk. at sal.
airy of $3.50 year. The place was made vacene
by the promotion OF NJ. J. Dobbns TO the office %
tho Commissioners of Accounts. Mr.. Buckwalter
lives at No 30 West 44th-st. in J. J. Martins dis
trict but his appointment was personal. and noe
political.
Mr. BuckvaIter famous athlete at Yale and
at the University Of Pennsylvania, where he took
a years course He won the intercollegiate tenntA
championship was shortstop the Yale basebal1
team end on the hockey team, and right end on
the University OF Pennsylvania football team.
Health Commissioner Darlington yesterday ans
nounced the reappointment of W. A Clark as seo~
rotary of the Board Of Health Secretary Clark
has already served two years in the Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-05
TRAIN FOR PRESIDENT.
Payment Of Has Travelling EU-
persses Proposed.
From The Tribune Bureau.Y

Washington. Jan Representative W. s. Ben
net. OF New-York introduced bill in the House
to-day which provides for the payment OF the
travelling expenses OF the President Of the United
States both land and water. The bill approprt-
ates 100000 for the purchase equipment and main
tenance' Of train. to be known the Presidents
train. Out OF this there shall be paid to the
railroads over which the President and those at
tending him travel full compensation for the con-
veyance Of the train When the President travels
by IN times OF peace the bill authorizes the
Secretary Of the Navy to set aside from time to
time such vessels as the President may require in
travelling the waters of the United States, and
the maintenance Of the President those attend
ing him board the vessel shall be paid from the
100000 appropriated The appropriation is for the
fiscal year ending January 3d. 1907 and It is speci-
caly provided that the expenditure may exceed the
appropriation
Representative Bennett said that he hoped to OBJ
tain favorable action the bill. The bill stands
its merits" he added. TT is time that
the government should provtds properly for the
comfort and convenience of the Chief Executive
when travelling. The appropriation is believed to
be adequate for the purposes intended"
Representative Mccall. OF Massachusetts, to-day
introduced resolution providing for annual
appropriation of $4,000 TO be used by the President
for travelling expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-05

from The Tribune Bureau
"HIn L.

washington, January 4
REARRANGING ARMY sAI-ARIEs-salaries
NJ officers of the army are rearranged in a bill
introduced to-day by Senator Scott to amend the
laws fixing such salaries. The bill prescribes a
schedule as follows: The general $4,000; heuten-
ant general s1 COO major general. $500: brgadier
general $500: colonel $500: lieutenant colonel.
5000: major. $685.; captain. acting as reg1mental
adjutant. quartermaster and commissary, s5.49'
captain. mounted. 400; captain, not mounted.
50 leo; first lieutenant and battalion adtutant.
Cd! Isl 81 So second lieutenant and battalion quarter
master and commissary S'sz's SECOND lieutenant
mounted, 81, 800: not mounted, $3.50
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been issued:
caDtain GEORGE L. BYRAM 9Th Cavalry. from General
~i Hospital washington Barracks. TO his troop
Contract surgeon JOHN r HEREFORD. from Philippines
First Lieutenant FRANK L OTIS. 4th Cavalry. dropped
from rolls for desertion
and report to Surgeon General for annulment Of con-
tract.
Lieutenant W K GIsE. detached navy yard Washing
,,.1,oa IDsnsctor G. O. HERNDoN placed on
A,s,san. Surgeon ] f MURPHY TO recruiting station.
Omaha
Acting Assistant Surgeon VIM detached recruit
ing station. Omaha to Naval Hospital washington
PayG1as5eT BAKER to navy yard. Norfolk
Cable from Rear Admiral c. J. Train. Asiatic Station.
Commander J. H RoHRBAcHER retired. and n A
ANDERSON retired. detached the Oregon; to home
rssu+enant P D. WHITE and Passed Assistant Pay
master F r. HOLT detached the Rainbow; TO nome
Lieutenant Commander C. W. DYSON to the Ohio
Lieutenant Commander L D. MINER. detached Cavlte
Station. TO the Oregon
Lieutenant Commander w ". BUCHANAN. detached
the Ohio; TO the oregon
Cavite station; to the Rainbow
Ensign R s. HOLMES. detached the Wisconsin; to the
Oregon
Ensign A. T. BRIsB1N. detached the Rainbow; to the
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPS-The following
movements Of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
January 2-The Hannibal. Baltimore
January s-Tbe Porter the Dupont the Nicholson. the
RIakaIy and Rodgers, at Port RoyaI; Tle
Arethusa at New-York; the Florida: at JacksonvILe
the Uncas at Kingston; the Pennsylvania. at HaInI-
Arkansas, at Morehead City; the Nevada. at PORT
RoyaI: the Saturn at Midway the Concord at Hon
olulu the de Austria. at navy yard new
SAILED
January 2-Ths Hannibal. from Lambert Point for Bal
Roads. the Rocket. Washington, for Hampton
Roads; the Hopkins the WOrden, the Truzton tle
Stewart. Lawrence and the MacDonough, from
Bradford for Pine Beach; the Pennsylvanla- from
Newport News for Hampton Roads; the Co4oEdoo
from Hampton Roads for Newport News