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BILL is SIGNED BY
PRESIDENT HARDING


WASHINGTON, Feb. 9-The bill
creating commission and otherwise
making provision for the conversion
OF the ,o00.0O0,0O0 debt owed the
United States by the allied powers
was signed today by President Hard
ing.
The president II was said at the
White House, will not designate the
members of the refunding commission
provided for in the legislation entil
after the treaties received from the
arms conference are submitted by
HIM to tho senate. The committee
Will consist of five members headed
by the secretary of the treasury. Mr..
Harding has let 1t be known that he
plans to designate two other members
OF the cabinet and member each of
the senate and house
Secretary Mellon recently stated
that negotiations looking toward con-
version OF the present short.time sa-
curities for the debt into longtime
bonds would be started soon after the
president gave the legislation his APP
proyal.
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l'~rhe island" containing l.ol acres,
more or less. heretofore conveyed by
Henry h. Curtis to Burgess Nelson
sdd' snd PecoTdea o ss IN % Volume ss al page ss of
the Deed Record Of Knox County, to
which reference Is hereby had. :,
The. fee to said premises described u
this item, being now vested In Fred W.
Kahrl as Trustee, he being the Trustee
for the Mount Vernon Chamber OF Com
merce; The Knox Tire and Rubber Com
under and by virtue of a certain con.
tract made on the 26th day OF July, 19lo
by and between b. f. Frantz, u. Scott
eer snd q parties Of sDsn the
ber OF Commerce. Of Mt. Vernon, Ohio,
parties Of the second part, by the terms
were to organize corporation under the
name of The Knox Tire and Rubber Com
pany. to complete factory buildings for
the premises and upon operating said
rubber factory for the period of one year
from the date of it's completion. with an
hxs'asy ing day d during said Year and and % upon COM
plying with said conditions, the said
Fred w. Kahrl as such Trustee to con-
yey to said premises to said The Knox
Tire and Rubber Company by good
and sufficient deed, clear and free OF all
encumberances.
The buildings upon said premises, to-
gether with all machinery, and equip
ment therein, including said equity, ap-
praised at $209,97200.
The real estate and equity described
in items one and two above being oil of
the real estate owned by The Knox Tire
and Rubber Company at the time of its
being adjudicated a bankrupt.
ITEM THREE
Consisting of raw material located in
the factory building mentioned in item
txayr and OF Inn fsf fnI In III
ber and compound and being all Of the
raw material located therein. Appraised
at $12 7S0.O0.
ITEM FOUR
Being all the miscellaneous shop sup
plies, located in. the factory building,
premises described in item two, consist.
ing Of gauges, valves and other small
tools and supplies, not attached to the
machinery therein. Appraised at 2,2OO.OO.
ITEM FIVE
Being all of the office equipment and
supplies located in the buildings mem
toned in item two and three in the Of
pany, in Mt. Vernon, Ohio. and being all
of the office equipment, furniture and
supplies owned by The Knox Tire and
Rubber CHmRssy at the time Of st It's be
which is on file in the office. of the Trus-
with Honorable X. M. Greer, Referee,
the same being subject to inspection Of
prospective bidders. Also included in
said sale all patents or rights to the use
of patents owned by the said The Knox
Tire and Rubber Company, as we'll as
the, right to use said corporate name;
said premises being sold free of any and
all liens held thereon by Edward Elford
and The Grinnell Company, incorporated,
and said sale passing to the purchaser
the equity as well as all rights and bene-
fits of The Knox Tire and Rubber Com
pany by virtue Of the conditions of the
contract mentioned and described in
item two above.
Terms of sale cash.
PAUL M. ASHBAUGH,
Trustee.
1-26;2-2,916
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NOTICE

In the matter Of the will of susana c.
Wander, deceased.
Sarah Speelman. residing at Convoy,
Ohio; Anna Lower, residing at Shawnee,
Oklahoma; Nancy Henry, residing at
Creston, Ohio; Jacob. G. Snyder. residing
siding at Sterling. Ohio; Alta Printz, re-
siding at Millersburg, Ohio; Hanna Sny-
der, residing at Orrville. OliiO: Anna Il.
Walbolt. residing at Holmesville, Ohio;
Creta Miles. residing at Orrville Ohio;
Bertha Close residing at Orrvlle, Ohio:
John l. Keller, residing at Benton, Ohio;
Jacob F. Keller, residing at Benton, Ohio;
Isaac A. Keller. residing at Benton, Ohio;
Henry w. Keller residing at Benton,
Ohio; Charles +. Keller, residing at Mar
shallville. Ohio; Retta Babel, residing at
Barberton, Ohio; Florence Prohel. resid-
siding at Kenmore. Ohio; Elmer Snyder,
residing at Kenmore, Ohio; Clifford Zm-
merman residing at Wooster, Ohio; Err
ma Zimmerman, residing at Wooster,
Ohio; Della Snyder, residing at Milers-
burg. Ohio; Harold w. Snyder, residing
at Howard, Ohio; Walter WISE, residing
siding at Loudonville, Ohio all the heirs
at law, and legatees of Susana G. Wan
der, late of Union township, Knox coun-
ty. Ohio. deceased, will take notice that
an instrument of writing, purporting to
be the last will and testament of susanna
to admit the same to probate and record,
has been filed in the probate court, and
that said application will be for hearing
in the Probate Court of Knox county,
Ohio, on the 4th day OF March, 1922, at
1000 O'Clock, a. m.
L. JAY DUKE,
Probate Judge.
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February. 1922

between the hours of p. m. and D. IN.
estate to-wit:
of Hilliar. and being in the ff-
teenth Range of the tract appropriated for
satisfying warrants for Military services,
and lying in Knox County. Ohio, and more
particularly described as being the west
part of Lot Number One in the Rathburn
on the north line of Hilliar Township fifty
one rods from the northeast corner of
said Township; thence west on said town
ship line to the land of William Cornell;
thence south to the Columbus road at the
corner of said lot; thence north -easterly
on the line of said lot number one to the
land of Samuel Thatcher at a corner;
thence north on the line of said Thatcher
land to the place of beginning. estimated
to contain ninety-one and twenty -eight
hundredths acres, be the same more or
less, and being the same premises convey
ed to George w. Bird by Deed dated jan
uary 23rd. 1866 from Peter Shaffer and
wife, the same being recorded in Vol 56
at page 10! OF the Deed Records for Knox
County, Ohio.
The above described real estate is locat-
ed on the Columbus road, about 2h miles
southwest Of Mt. Liberty. Knox county,
Ohio.
Appraised at 100000.
Terms of Sale--One-third cash: the bal
ance in equal payments in one and two
ed by mortgage on the premises sold and
to bear interest at six Co per cent from
the day OF sale payable annually togeuh-
er with fire insurance policy to be ap-
B. H. LYLE. Sheriff.
BY 0. NJ. Walker, deputy sheriff.
William G; Koons, Attorney for Plaintiff.
liz, II. .26;2-s.9 !.
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ALL PROGRESS
DUE TO THOUGHT
Continued from Page y

to be worth anything to God you have
got to break with the devil. You can
join the church but that won't save
you. You have been following your
own way and living according to the
devil S plan, and what God wants is
for you to follow His way.
So the Psalmist says, 81 turned my
feet unto thy testimonies" lie says,
Il made haste and delayed not to
keep thy commandments" He did not
procrastlnate. Lots of folks fooling
away time.
A revival will be on when we get in
earnest about 1t.
Here Is the way to forgiveness:
Think on your ways; turn your feet;
keep His commands. 1t means moth
ing less than this!
David says, THE bands of the wick
ed have robbed me-" The devil has
been a robber from the beginning
Sin robs you of peace and joy. 1t
destroys your Christian experience
and makes impossible your influence
for Christ. How many there are to.
night who could say, "The bands of
the wicked have robbed me-"
What way are you on tonight? The
ways Will part. To death--to life.
God says. LET the wicked forsake his
ways, etc"
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Say 1t with flowers" from Sharp's
Flower Store. Phone 1876. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. James Debes have re-
turned from several weeks spent in
Miami, Fla.
On track, car of shelled corn, Gle off
car; will unload Friday and Saturday.
Howard Equity Exchange Co. x9
Mr.. Terrence Mitchell of Hamilton
O., formerly of Mt. Vernon, is the
guest of friends in the city.
Mrs. ID. A. Ohler of Mansfield is the
guest Of Mrs. w. A. Foust, East Bur.
CESS street, for few days.
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Many Fall In Business.

Ninety per cent Of the men en-
gagged In active business fail to reach
old age with a competence. Nine
teen out OF every twenty persons fail
to provide for their old age or for
their families. Only Z per cent Of
the economic value OF human life Is
covered by insurance.
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FoR SALE
FOR SACE-EARMS

Good, well improved 81 acre farm,
close to Fredericktown. Lays nice.
Two houses, barn, all kinds outbuild-
ings, woodland, lovely home. $95OO.
60 acre farm two miles from city.
Lays rolling fair set of buildings, or
chard, on main road, $500.
141-acre farm, good buildings, well
watered, a nice home cheap, at $65
per acre. Good terms. See
W. C. ROCKWELL FARM LAND Co.
IL
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Cut This Quit ls Worth Money

Cut out this slip, enclose with &C
and mail 1t to Foley a. Co., 1885 Shelf.
field avenue. Chicago, ILL.,, writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for coughs. colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills for pains in
sides and back; rheumatism, back
ache, kidney and bladder ailments;
and Foley Cathartic Tablets, u whole
some and thoroughly cleansing ca.
thartic for constipation, billousness,
headaches, and sluggish bowels.
TuThS x2s
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
The State of Ohio, Knox County, SIS

The State of Ohio, Knox County, IS.
In the Probate Court.
Notice is hereby given that E. A.
Simmons Of F'redericktown, Ohio, has
been appointed and qualified Admin.
istrator Of the estate of Mrs. Eva
Simmons. late of Knox county, Ohio.
deceased.
L. JAY DUKE,
Probate Judge of Knox County, Ohio.
Jan. 25, 1922. 1-26;2-2,9
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LOCAL NEWS

Taxi service. rnohe 5lo. J. Cole. II
Mrs Harold Levering Of Frederick
own spent Thursday in Columbus.
Call Williams Flower Shop, 1886. II
X. Of p. dance Wednesday evening,
Feb. 8. Special music. xS
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Davis spent the
day in Akron.
Penny SOCIAL and supper at Elm
wood school Friday evening, begin
ming at o'clock. xlO
Mems clothing bought and sold. 10
Fast Ohio avenue. Phone 662 red
TuThS xii
Mr.. A. c. Dickinson spent the day
in Columbus.
Groceries, drugs, medicines deliver.
ed free. Phone n for prices. Fox &
Eteinhoff. J1-17.tf
Don't forget the entertainment at
the First Baptist church Friday even.
ing, Feb. 10. Ks
Mr.. Eugene Forest returned to Ak
ron today after spnding several weeks
in the city.
Mrs. Ray Waters is spending sew
eral days in Columbus with relatives.
Sec John RaIston Of Howard for
cemetery work Of all kinds. Material,
Workmanship and prices unexceiied.
TuTh ks
Mr.. Wallace Alexander Jr. returned
to Kenyon college, Gambler today,
after spending a week at his home
In Cincinnati.
Parent Teachers club, Fifth ward
school, will hold u food sale Saturday,
Feb. II, Mardis' music store, 10:30.
40
Northeast division. Gay street M. Il.
church. will hold food sale Saturday,
Feb. II. Williams flower store, at 10
o'clock. xl0
Mi. and Mrs. B. T.. Salisbury of
West Sugar street spent Wednesday
In Columbus, attending the automo-
bile show.
We save you money on all medi.
zines. Free delivery. Phone II for
prices. Fox & Steinhoff. 1l-17-tf
: Don't forget the stereopticon lee
tiire tonight at 1880, at the Presbyter.
Ian church, by Mr.. w II. Schureman
OF Colorado on THE West" story
OF home missions worth hearing.
Parents, bring the children with you.
No admission, but an offering for mis-
slons. x9'
Mr., and Mrs. James c. Plat and
daughter, Catherine Ann, have return
ed from Toledo, where they attended
The funeral Of Mr.. Platt's aunt, Mrs.
Nora Capp
A garment dry-cleaned by us is real
~ and strictly clean, We can thor
oughly and effectively clean your cost
: ~ suit, coat, dress or waist. II you
have soiled or stained gown or ar
ticle Of wearing apparel allow us to
dry-clean II. The Sanitary Dry Clean
Ing Co., southwest corner public
square. Phone S36 red. x9
Mr.. G. A. Martin OF Marion spent
the day here on business.
Mr.. Ralph Cheyney of Marion was
In the city today on business.
Mrs. Jennie Stephens IL the guest
OF Columbus relatives for few days.
Mr.. e. A. Stumph OF Columbus was
business visitor In the city today.
On track. car Of sheiled corn, Gle of
car; will unload Friday and Saturday.
Howard Equity Exchange Co. x9
Mrs. J. s. Hipsher was removed
from the NJ. & S. sanitarium to the
b. e. o. station today noon In Miller
q oBryan's ambulance, enroute to
her home in Marion.
Mr.. Ray Sapp returned to Colum.
bus this morning after spending Wed.
nesday in the city with relatives Mrs
Charles Sapp accompanied her son to
Columbus, where she will spend few
days with relatives.
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WANTEo-Agents :, men, women.
interest every housekeeper. Valentine
dustless mops and busters. Handy to
deliver. No handles Low prices.
Make good money every day. Write
Manufacturers Valentine Products
Co., Urbana. Ohio XII
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New York Stock

American Beet Sugar--36.
American Sugar Reilning-67H
Baltimore & Ohio-35%.
Bethlehem Steel-641s.
Chesapeake & Ohio-37A.
Erie-1O%.
Kennecott Copper-27k.
Louisville Il Nashville--112.
Midvale Steel-31H.
Norfolk & Western-100X.
Republic Iron & Steel-53h.
u. s. Steel-S9%.
Willys-Overland-5H.
Pure Oil--34.3s
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Cleveland Livestock

Cattle - Receipts: 300; market
steady.
Calves - Receipts: 800; market
steady; good to choice veal calves
13.5c914.
Sheep = Receipts: 1900; market
steady; lambs 13.50@14.50; sheep $50
@6.50.
Hogs-Recelpts $500; market high.
er; yorkers, mixed 1915; heavies
1875; pigs and lights 1915; roughs s;
stays 6.
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Liberty Bond Close

Liberty Bond Close
3Rs, $96.46.
First As, 5000.
Second As, $96.02.
First ANS. 5000.
Second AIS, $9G,l0.
Third AIS, $97,2S.
Fourth ANS, $96.26.
Victory 3Ns. $99.9S.
Victory Ans, $100.10.
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Chicago Livestock

Cattle-Kece.p pts 5000; market act
i've; top beef sueers 1885, bulk beeI
steers 6.1bW7.75; tat she stock strong.
Calves-Market slow; stockers ana
feeders firm.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; market act
i've; top 1905; bulk of sales 9.SoW1O;
pigs 9.25@3.75.
Sheep-Receipts: 10000; market
strong.
H.35.
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T0DAY'S MARKETS
PitLsuuryn LIVESTOCK
(bY TnE AssoIlAItu rREssl
ES..O- -.nr j

Hogs kece.pts: I6Uv; marke,
steauy; heavles ~; heavy yo.kers,
light yorkers 1U.oUW1O.bU; PIGS IU.zo
WIC.4V.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1000;
market S.cddy; top sheep 500; tJp
lambs l4.oO.
Calves - Receipts: 140; market
steady; top IL.
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SALE by TRUSTEE
IN BANKRUPTCY
In The District Court Of The
United States For The
Southern District OF Ohio,
, Eastern Division.
In the Matter Of The Knox Tire and
Rubber Company, Bankrupt.
IN BANkRUPTcY No. 4o,s.

In pursuance Of an order made by Hon
Orable Robert NJ. Greer, Referee In Bank
ruptcy. in the above case. the undersign-
ed, as Trustee of the estate of said bank
rupt will sell at public vendue at the
door of the Court House in Mount Ver-
non, Ohio on
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Toledo Grain

Whcat-Cash 1.34; May 1.41 VI;
July LIS.
Cloverseed--Ca and Feb 1465;
Mar 1880.
Alsike-Cash and Feb. 1920; Mar.
1890.
Timothy-Cash 1885, Mar. 3.32L5.
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Columbus Stock
Cities Service, Com. 171-176.
Cities Service, Pfd. SAX -55%.
Cities Service, Bankers 19B-19%.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Five-room flat with
bath, centrally located. Call 470 blue.
ThSTu x14
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-10

WANTED--Agents, either sex. Big
commission. Fast-selling line. Each
lady VIII buy. Sells on sight Write
today. Ganyard Bros, Ashland, o. x1O
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Local Produce

The following are prices paid by
II. Smoots for farm producls. deliv
cred at his warehouse:
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ophOne sss blus.

WANTED-Middie March or April
/, two or three unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Address &c. M"
care Banner. x1O
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Chicago Grain

Chicago Grain
Wheat May 1898; July 1915.
May .5Sb; July .60B.
Oats--May 40; July .413s.
Pork-May 1875.
Iard-Mar. 1912; May 1866.
Ribs-May 1902; July 1915.
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LoST-On Tuesday afternoon, near
Fredericktown, or between Frederick
town and Mt. Vernon, a new tire,
3ox31a, on a rim. DR.. H. w. Blair.
Phone 1866. x1O
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
FOR SALE

tUR SALt--touse, Granville road
G. link, COZ red. This XII
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sHERIFF's SALE
Jerome Bird, plaintiff,

vs.
Hoy Bird ct al, defendant
Court Of Common Pleas,
Knox County, Ohio.
By virtue of an Order of Sale in Parti-
tion issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Knox County, Ohio, and to me di-
rected l will offer for sale at the door Of
the Court House. on
Saturday, the 11th day of
February. 1922
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outh 13th. 70 the Compagnie Generate Trans
atlantique. with 221 tirst. 436 second cabin
and 20 third class passengers, mails anu
indse. Went 10 pier ST. North River.
Str Verbania (Br), London Aug D. TO the
Cunard Steamship Co. with mdse. Went 10
pier ~, North River.
Lykes Brothers. with coal. Went 70 pier q,
West Shore Railroad. Weehswlsen. NJ.
Str Hassell tNor), Sunde riand.
Str Agwidale, Tacoma.
Str Acme Shanghai July .. San Francisco
9th and Colon Aug 10. to the Standard Oil
Go Of New York, with mdse. Anchored off
Tompkinsviiie
Str crofton Hall. Buenos Aires July II and
Boston Aug II, to Norton, Lilly & Co. with
mdse. Went to foot of 18th Street. Brooklyn.
Str G n Grove (Br), Lobos Aug o, 10 the
Warner ouinlan Co, with crude OIL Went 10
Str - Alvarado tBr). Guayaqull Aug /.
Manta I'd, Coraquez ith. Esrneralda 5th.
buenaventura eth and Cristobal 10th. TO San
derson & Son. with mdse. Went to pier AZ.
North River
st! Str David McKelvey, Lobos Aug IL. to the
Iidewa.er Oil Co. with crude oil.
Str Mexico, Tampico Aug H. Vera Cruz
New York and Cuba Maf Steamship Co.
with ~ passengers mails and mdse. Went
TO New York Co.'S pier Is. Brooklyn.
Str Kotonia (Dan). cardenas Aug 13 and
Matsnsas SIts 14th to the New York and Cuba
Warmers Sugar Refinery. Edgewater. Nj.
Str Beckenham (B). Matanzas Aug IA and
Charleston 18th. to the Munson Steamship
Line. with sugar. Anchored off Statue OF
Liberty
Str Aagot (Nor), Nuevitas Aug 4. Havana
9th and Philadelphia 18th. TO the Munson
Steamship Line, with sugar. Anchored off
Statue of Liberty.
Str Trontolite, Talara Aug and Cristobal
loth, TO II l. Hague. with crude oil. Went
to pier .. Constable Hook, Nj.
Str Rolf DAM. Santiago Aug and Guam
tanamo 12th to the New York and Cuba
Mail steamship Co, with sugar. Went to
Warmers Sugar Refinery. Edgewater, NJ.
Str El Almirante. Galveston Aug H. to
the Southern Pacific Co, with mdse. Went
to pier 81. North River.
Str r. T Bedford Galveston.
Str India Arrow, Sabine to the Standard
Transportation Co, with mdse. Anchored off
Tompkinsville. 81.
Str Bylayl. Norfolk, to the Poca hontas Fuel
River.
Str Frieda, Baltimore, to the Union Sulphur
Co. with mdse. Went to foot OF Columbia
street, Brooklyn
Str Evelyn. Baltimore.
Str Alness (Bo. Philadelphia to the
United States Navigation Co, with mdse.
Brooklyn.
Str City of Seattle. Philadelphia. to the
Haischaw Steamship Lines, with passengers
and mdse. Went to pier -. East River.
Str Vincent, Philadelphia, to the Cosmo-
pontan shipping Co, with mdse in transit.
Went to pier 2, Hoboken, NJ.
Str Veedol Philadelphia to the Tidewater
vi 20, with mdse. Went TO Bayonne NJ.
Str Sorland (Nor). Port Hastings Aug 16.
10 3 0 Stray Co. in ballast.
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CLEARED.

Str Alncss CBr), Rees. Liverpool and Man
chester tgeneraD-united States Navigation
Go.
Str George Washington. Cunningham,
Plymouth. Cherbourg and Bremen (generaD
limited States Lines
Str Bonny (Br), Panten, Tenerlffe, Las
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Palmas. SC. via Norfolk (genera)-west In
da Steamship Co. Cleared 18th. not as
before reported.)
Str San Michele qtaD. Poggi. Genoa. Bar
celona and Marseilles (generaD-James w
Eiwell & Co.
Str Sagaporack, Cornell. Constantinople.
Constanza. &C tgeneraD-A II Bull Co,
Str Satartia. McGuire. Genoa. Port said.
&C tgeneral)-Kerr Steamship Co.
Str Alaska MariI (Japl. Yajima. Ioko-
hama, Kobe. sc. via Philadelphia and Pam
anna Canal tgeneraD Barber Steamship
Lines.
Str Kendall Castle (B). Lee. Yokohama,
Kobe. Sc via Norfolk and Panama Canal
(generaD-Barber Steamship Lines.
Str Hatarana tBrl, Wilson, Brisbane, sgd
ney, &C, via Norfolk and Panama Canal
DISQUALIFICATION, Lilly Co.
Str Edgar + Luckenbach, Baarstad, Los
Angeles. San Francisco, &C. via Panama
Canal and Philadelphia tgeneraD-Lucken-
bach Steamship Co.
Str Algonquin, Dalton. Monte Christi
Puerto Plata, &c (general)-Clyde Steamship
Co
str San Juan. Haley. San Juan. Ponce
&C tgeneral-New York and Porto Rice
Steamship Co.
Str zula. Morris, Laguayra. Curacao and
Maracaibo via Mayaguez tgeneraD-Bliss
Dallett g. Co.
Str c Garfield. Smith. Tampico (gen-
eral)-Huasteca Petroleum Co.
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Bound East.

Str Silvia (BD. New York for Halifax.
Ms, and ST Johns, Nj Tat IL rs pM)
Sohr Mary Anderson (Br), New Yorl,
for Sherbrooke. Ms.
schr Favonia tBr). New York for Gaspe.
Quebec.
schr Sarah Eaton. New York for Calais,
Me.
Schr Henrietta A Whitney. New York for
Ellsworth, Ne (anchorcd)
schr Aitana NJ Jaeger. Hudson River for
Westerly.
Tugs owen J Mcwnliams. towing . barges
(nt SEQ AND Harold. towing 4 Cat 10 30
AMI
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BergensfJord lat 43 10, Ion 81 IL, 10Th.
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City OF Savannah 80 n Hatteras 18th.
Clntonia lat ~ 81. Ion 65 %, 10Th.
Champion Anderson 302 SW Hatteras 18th.
Colamer 296 Il Ambrose l. v 18th.
David Mcl<elvey 26 S Ambrose l. 10Th.
Dean Emery 81 SSW Sand Key 18th.
y T Bedford G. $ Ambrose l. V 10th.
Eastern Pilot % SIC Boston Light 10th.
Editor. AIS Il Ambrose /. " 10Th.
". Elmirante 1870 S Diamond Shoal T. V 18th.
Eocone 125 Sc Portland 10th.
George 9 Henry - y Nantucket l. 10Th
John II Archbold 50 Jupiter 18th
John Rockefeller 213 s Ambrose l. 18Th.
Kerhonkson $50 II overfalls l. " 10Th
Livingston Roe oa6 SW Diamond Shoal l. V
18th.
Munalhro 1 NE Winter Quarters l. v 18th.
= Elliott zoo miles los deg from Cape
Sable 10Th.
Nerose 30 wSw Nantucket L V 10th.
Robin Adair $40 Ambrose l. V PM 18th.
Samuel q Brown IS $ Ambrose /, V 10Th.
Santa Elisa 633 s Ambrose /. v 18TH
Santa Luisa $40 Ambrose l. V 18th.
Santa Marta passed Cape May I'M 18th.
Suiftstar % Brenton Reef Light 10th.
T J Williams $40 Il Cape May 18th.
w Teagle 1S5 $ Diamond Shoal I. 18th.