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Brighton Cattle Market.

Monday, May l6.-At market 206 Beef Cattle 80 pairs
Working Oxen, 30 Cowes and Calves, and 1900 Swine.
frices-Beef Cattle-Wc quote correspond with last
week lew extra 1910 800. First quality $3.50 o..
10 second quality SIS % $780, third quality 81 80 as 20.
Sl0s. ~ - ~ ~ '
Cowes and Cayes-Dull. Sales at SAL 23 25 % 81 and
swine-Dull. Lots to peddle to SIC for sows and a
&C Tor Barrows lots to close of which large
BIC. At retail from to Sic
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Married,

On the 18th instant 10y the Rev. John Johnston JANE.
FRANCE dry goods merchant ANN daughter of the late
James Mill, of Brechim Forforshire Scotland
On the 2nd of April by the Rev. Henry Chase MAsKIIS
G. BAKER, ESQ., OF the firm OF Moore, Baker Co.. to Miss
CATHERINE c. CoLFAx, all of this city.
On he 18th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Knox CH,s AppI-
son BuLKLEY to JULIA daughter of Dr. Johu Nelson of
this city.
On the 18th instant by the Rev. Asa T.. Smith, Mr.
woodruff KEToHuM to Miss MANY ANN RHODES, all of
this city.
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lsJ-THE NEW WORLD-The following are some of
the principal contents of this valuable and popular family
paper for Saturday, May 2lJack Hinton the Guards
man, several chapters; The Misers; Daughter by
Ainsworth; Spectre of the Lagoons concluded; CAPT.
Russia, Germany, Ahghanistan, &c; The Veto pow
erful original essay; The Military Execution; Choice En-
ginal Poetry; Letters Varieties Patchwork, sc. &c..
Terms only So year, and 81 cents single No person
subscribe for cheaper popular family paper
Office 30 Ann st, where Zanoni, by Buwer and The
Jacquere by James, for sale only l2I cents each
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TO COUNTRY G, MERCHANTS

A HEALLi handsome income may be made--The propie-
tor OF the Italian Chemical Soap, famous for the skin j.
day receiving orders from all Of the country (pacula
" SOUTH for that article 1t will be sold admit of
liberal profit IL well known remedy for any eruption Of
The skin for clearing DARK sunbunt yellow compile sion.
curing the bites Of insects mosquitoes galniIper WI cur
spots from the yellow fever And also Jones OIL Of Corr
Cca;sa the great hair restorative. Both Of these I'M
ready sale IN the Southern markets. and persons WI 40 wei
send their orders soou r. Jones, OF The Ame1e
EAGLE 30 Chatham ~ " All orders must be po'tPA'
mlg
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o. THE MAGNET.--The first number of this intc-
resting periodical is ready for delivery at the Watch
man office, 1873 Fulton street Among other articles
highly important character it contains the following
The Magnetic CORRESPONDING the by Electro
iscoveries-Electro. Mag.
netic Phenomena-Letters from the Rev. DR.. Packard
Rev. C. H. Townshend, DR.. J. s. Observation-Disclosures
Phenomena SC. Single No. IS, cents, with plates Can
vassers for the city, wanted
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LrErrooL-Packst ship CoumbusMr. Ainse and lady,
len, David Allen, Jr, WIN. L. Adams Capt Alex Wood
Pittsburg, Pal Rodrick Bailey Canada Sisters Elizabeth
Galitznie, Aoysa Harley, Marie de Vndevoye NJ Talbot
Mexico; Miss Mary Davis, Dublin.
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Si,i30.77i
Sg.3j7.5il
Total.

These debts all taken from official reports under the
dates affixed. The New York debt, per head lit will be
not large others, although $4,000
Off has been spent the erection of of the greatest
works ofmodcrn times. That work is nearly
pleed and the process henceforward will be qu
daon of he debt,
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY go, 1912.

Cleared.
Ships 81 Martin Vaughan. ST. Johns NIB. Hogan Mn;
Ocean, Willard Providence.Bark Bertha tHambur) Ode,
Hamburg O. +. Geim.-Brgs Magoun Haven Trieste ID. III.
Robertson; Bee tBrl Mciner, Windsor Ms; George Hull
Pacific, smith, West Indies john Elwel
land, r. r Buck; Abigail, Ad,ms Newburypor; Dalenl
Darling, Grand Tene, La; Gil Bias, Howes, Boston.
Ship Josephine. Matlison, from Liverpool April with
sacks salt to A. Rchars-lJp 1lth u off Cape
Clear was IN co: with ship Ohio, Lyons for NYoIk,
British ship Laurel, Mcbride, 30 days from Liverpool in
ballast, TO Glover Nc Alurray-30l storage passenger
Ship Diadem Bastow u days from New Orleans, mdse
II. r. Buck.
Brig Lucy Ann Snow tof Thomaston) 10 days from New
Orleans, with pork, &c. to order.
Brig splendid, Mckenzie, days from Savannah with ship
timber, 10 j. Hay
Schr Avis Baker, 10 days from Havana with fruit Croi
scbr Valiant Maynard from Baltimore, with mdse to
MASTER
scr Tuseao Smack days from Richmond with tobacco
schr - Baker days from Boston with mdse, to the
master
A ship said to be the Ohio from Liverpool.
Also two briggs
Ships Columbus Cole, Lverpool; Thems tBr) st. johns
and Others.
General Record.
WEST TSpr. M.IL STEAMHRs-The Trent Capt. Miller, j.
expected arrive here the 22l inst from Haifax-w
main thy.two hours and depart for Nassau ~ p Hayan,
Barbados SC. &c. Her letter bags will be made up the
Agents office, Meeks court, No, IS Broad street
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City Despatch Post,

10 WILLIAM
PRINCIPAL OFricE-Letters deposited before hali-pas'
hapast H. and half past O'Clock, will be sent out o'
delivery at 9, l. and o'clock.
BRANCH OrFIcEs-Letters deposited before ii, and
o'clock will be sent out delivery at o, and O'CLOCK
ALEX. NJ. GREI0, Agent.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT oNsuIs-
F. l.. Casenau, of New York, for the city of Ii
ma in the place of Edwin Bartlett, resigned. John
Wilkinson, of New York, for Turks Island
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To Ship Masters.

We shall favor f captains of vessels arriving
report of the shipping left the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage, list of their cargo
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Martin viii
board them Immediately their arrival. We will reciprocae
he favor IN
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NEW YORK MUSEUM.

- (Late Peale's)
No. 252 Broddudy, opposite the City Hall
- alive of Down East Chancters.
THIS Evening, and every evening during the weeh
Mr.. Hills entire Lecture New York Loafrr.
Nh Ann Phillips, the celebrated composer, will SIM
of hj much admired songs.
MI. Hills stories and limitations, &C.
Ms. Hardwlck will sing number Of iayonte songs
Mr.. A. Kurs, Pianist to the Museum.
For particulars, see bills
Performance to commence half eight O'Clock precise
Now exhibiting the wonder of the age Vermont
pounds. '' ~
The Irish Giant Mr.. delaney feet inches in height to
be seen day and evening.
AAiplmaI Magnetism every afternoon, at4 O'Clock
The splendid exhibitions Switzerland Natural Bridge
nfcent Institution.
Day performance every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
The largest Electrical Machine the United States in con-
slant operation.
Daguereotype Licensees correctly taken reference
to the weather.
Seven Live Agators just arrived in the brig Excel from sa-
vanna These extraordinary animals captured at South
Newport River, Georgia ~
Day visitors admitted in the evening free
Admission TO all 25 mile
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-------- W ItH IIty thOusanu men

Marched up hill, and then-marched dow n again :"
The results produced by Shermans Lozenges very
different Wherever they used they put disease to
flight and restore health and strength TO the emaciacd
form Once LOG Nassau street Agents Redding Bos-
toni; Burgess, Philadelphia; Reed, Baltimore Frank
Taylor Washington City.
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o. RHEUMATISM SUDDEN COLDS FEVER
Baths Is Courtandt street
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Passengers Arrived,
Passengers Sailed.

New ORLEASs-Ship Diadcm-Mrs. Brewster, Capt Coles
worthy Dr. Mackay, Mons. La Britton-and the
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Auction Sales.
BY THOMAS BELL.
(Siores Nos. ~ .4nn and us Fulton street,
FRIDAY,


- AT 1913 o'clock in the sales room,
variety Sale-Dry Goods clothing, jewery, hardware, a
sy and plated articles, watches peumery hosiery gocenes
Also about $50 volumes choice Books, which will be
Also trunks excellent Summer Clothing 20 handsome bIor-
SEES numerous remnants OF dilng esiings linen, cashmere
sgmbroon London and French cloths sheetings, shrns
fine wine, chests quantity of crockery, SC.
SATURDAY.
AT los o'clock, at the sales
Splendid Furniture Sae-The entire elegant furniture of
family lately ed from Bloomin.dse for
sale.
Also in addition splendid stock of superior fashions.
Bile city made cabinet furniture
Also the superb of extension tables 90 first French
chairs brussels aud Wilton carpets pisnoortes elegant
ctndeabra mante lamps and chandeliers hall and LAMPS
Sc.
AT ~ o'clock.
Cottage Lots and Glrlen-Wl be sold subject L,
angh OF dover the beautiful and ground
elegant Garden shnbbery &c, known 10 Coca street 90
feet front and 100 deep.
Full particulars and terms the time ofsae well as for the
reason for the second sale.
MONDAY
Large sale of elegant and valuable paintings framed engr.
wings choice books &c Monday the large rooms q Ann
street, formerly the Episcopal press, also valuable
TUESDAY
Extensive sale of sofas chains oonans and French bed
And aud Fulton sale rooms will be- Sold the entire
sofas chai rockers dyan sofa beds bureaus aud French
be,oad by order and under the direction Of Dury Esq
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The five per cents at $9395 per cent yield interest of
1851 per cent will be remembered that the vast expen
attendant upon that magnificent enterprise the Croton
works have been incurred during six years Of the
unparalleled revulson in the of which individual
Bank, State and gov credits have
toppled down. and yet the city has completed its
prise and never until within few weeks paid than
six per cent for money This is fact the for
which worthy of the consideration of the Federal 60
vernment in its present exgencies How is it that the
city of NewYork, with population of $4,000 souls sus-
tans debt Of 900 with unimpaircd credit while
the Federal government staggers under debt of s.
0O0 with floating debt Of 81 is by judicous
management by outstanding its resources and making its
financial affairs strictly matter of dollars and cents and
not turning them into political hobby. Let us draw
parallel. The Federal government has from
the public lands and the city corresponding revenue
under the Of quit rents being the derived
from the ground rent of that part of the city filled in viz
from the old water line to the present line for in
stance Pearlsree was formerly the waterne that has
been filled in gradually until Water Front and South.
Streets with their SUPERINTENDENT property stand
the former water privilege of the city for this that pro-
pery pays ground rent and yields revenue which be.
longs the sinking fund From the of the property
however it difficult and expensive to collect The
Comptroller therefore applied for and obtained permission
~ sell out the right to this rent auction. 1t is valued at
$3.50 oo0 and will be put upon the market cir.
cumstances will permit The property in the hands of
ndiv iduas is of the most valuable description
than to the corporation because ofthe superior facility of
collection This $780, 900 coming the Treasury will
with other swell the sinking fund this year
81 900 OoO which under the present judcious
agemen will be invested in the permanent stock
be substituted for the temporary loans The Federal gov
ernment possessed of similar property gave away to
relieve the States and left its debts unpaid regard
less of that musty adage "be just before you gener
ous The receipts and expenditures of the city have
as follows, from January LIST to May LIST, lsa2 -
RECEIPTS AND ExPESpiIUREs THE City OF NGw YoRx
FROM JAN. l, 1912 vo MAY l. 1872
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES THE City OF Nlw YoRv
FROM JAN. l, 1912 vo MAY 1, 1872.
S2.220.23

We may now compare the population and debt of the
city of New York with those of other tiles ofhe Union
as follows
DEBTs AND PoPuLArIoS rHE LEADING CITIES or THE
UNITED STATES.
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MONEY MARK EFT.


The sales at the Stock Board have been moderate in
amount, but generally at irmer prices Delaware and
HUDSON rose Ohio 6s II L. Island Sonngton /
per cent. Harlem per cent. Mohawk declined It.
1t generally supposed that the State of Ohio has
dend, although full confidence in the payment is not en-
terained The movements in its stock are such as to in
duce suspicion that is maintained by artificial means in
order borrow upon it, Very many of the sales reported
in aren the phrase of the brokers' wash sales is
made to establish price.
The Board of Brokers, understand passed resou-
ton that all the stock of the Bank of Kentucky without
distinction should be receivable in fufment of
tracts The Philadelphia Board the contrary, have
decided that of the stock shall be received for the
present This throws loss upon many here who have
bought stock Philadelphia account Some of the
bers OF the Philadelphia Board have however hon.
orab given orders for the sale of the stock purchased for
them and RENTED the balance The Bank of Kentucky
it will be remembered has acknowledged all the
issued stock understand it, except that for which
they can establish no legal claim upon the schuylk
Bank.
The Howard Insurance Company have declared divi
dend of per for the last six months
the Goth instant
The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company ten per cent
pay able on the LIST Of June next.
The eminent success which has attended the negotia
ton of the loan of the city of New York notwithstanding
the large debt which hangs it, speaks volumes in be-
half Of the high character which the Corporation enjoys
for ability and integrity, well the judicous manage
ment the executive officers and the principles
debt he7th of May instant according the report of
the COMPTROLLER q the CITY
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BOOKKEEPING.

'T'HE Counting rooms Of G. C. MARSH SO Cedar street
continue open from a. NJ 10 r. NJ in or.cr thar me
chants and Others may avail themselves Of course OF nuc
ton that truly practical that embraces compIete rom
tine OF commercial transactions and mercantile cacnlations-
And N which The student actually keeps Of books In
counting house 10 those with the adyer
nse reputation he desires say that Lis principal work on
bookkeepng has passed into ten editions that receives the
preference IN the New York Pul lie Schools and other large
INSTITUTIONS and that he himself has the honor Of being reap
pointed teacher OF bookkeeping for Mercantile Library
Association" Of this city. Prospactuses with fern, NAV he
Line
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m TILE ZEAL AND ENERGY DISPLAYED BY

{Hy- THE ZEAL AND ENERGY DISPLAYED BY
the manager the American Museum in catering for the
public, sworthy Of all praise He puts forth expensive
and valuable attractions with Gberality perfectly un:
precedented A large company Of Indian Warriors and
Squaws and haa dozen talented performers are engaged
here in addition the almost endless variety Of valuable
curioses contained in this immense establishment, AMI
yet the price Of admission to the whole is but twenty five
cents This positively the last week Of the evercomcel
Yankee Wnchel The stcrious Gpsey Girl continues
as usual to degh, and astonish all who behold her.
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90 CHATHAM THEATRE.-This evening Mr.. For.
rest appears King Lear Scott enacting Edgar and Miss
Mcstayer Cordelis; the remaining characters also
well cast The Beacon of Death is the afterpece in which
Kirby. Thone Held, &c appear in the principal charsc-
tiers.
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90 OUR ARMY SWORE TERRIBLY IN FLAN-
DERS, and so did Governor Dorr when he in this
city and the results Of the Flanders Army and Governor
Dorr are like those of the Duke Of York who
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Foreign ImpOrtations.
Domestic Importations.

HAvANA-Schr Axs-OOO oranges $500 dozen pine apples
70 lunches bananas Cropsey x Gmartin.
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nr,- GOVERNOR DORR EsCAPED-whorrah for
Rhode IslandA revolution in Rhode Island is no great
shakes but the revolution which has place in the
New York Museum, since has been under the manage
ment of the venerable Mr. HILL has been truly astons
ing A live Yankee is something but live Aliga.
tors all exhibited once, with Giant and Dwarf is no
Joke. Mrs. Hardwck, Mr.. Philips, and Mr.. Kurs cont.
nue. their attractions in the Musical way and added to all
this combination Of amusements throw in Yankee Hills
lectures and don't YOU have twenty five cents WORTH
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST

I HE CHEAPEST AND BEST
SS0RTMENT q Csrpetng 70 be found in the City Is at
"A j. H. LOUNSBERG &CO.'S New Carpet Ware Rooms
tiO Pearl street where will be oe red this week splendid
assortment Of Brussels, three ply, Ingram and Venetian
pets, Floor Oil Cloths, Transparent Italian Window Shades
together with every other article the carpet the lowest
possible prices. J. H. LOUNSBERG 4 co
NIL WIS ti0 Pearl street.
NOTICE. nsignees Of Goods ship RUSSELL. CLIO
~ VER Capt Howes, from Liverpool send
their permits on board foot Of Pine the Office Of the
subscribers All goods permitted in five days must una
voidbly be sent to public store.
mlor GLOVER McMURRAY, 100 Pine a.
| BONNARD p DELAMOTTE uave re-opened their
a Eating Rooms improved style Nass,n street
where they ready all hours furnish for eakst and
Dinner the choicest things which the season offers and vii,
mil Ixxse
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II. II. TIMPSON Auctoneer
II ARDWARE, CUTLERY JAPANERY AND FANCY

X II. TIMPSON Auctoneer
III ARDWARE, CUTLERY, JAPANERY AND FANCY
~ GOODS, Sc.-JACOB S. PLATT'S 18th Spring Trade
sale viii take place this day 10 o'clock store No
q Plat street consisting Of $50 packages and lots fresh inn
ported English, French and German Hardware fancy goods
& among which heavy goods fine table and pocket Guile
~ scissors and shears German silver japanry Also
'es OF assorted TN Also, large shelf
e9ods Also at ~ o'clock, elegant Rifle with fixtures con-
plete cost IS guineas. Also of dueng pistols with
Louis Philippe. m2oi t.r
NOTICE TO FURNITURE BUYERS.-WASHINC-
~ TON MEEKS, No. 3l5 Broadway, next the Hospital
would draw the attention Of the public that he will sell spen
uu Capinet FURNITURE at 10 per less than quality
o. work now selling al the anconsconsisting of Draws
Couches Sofas, different coor.d ulshas safs
anu h'i ciou Oh the latest Spring patterns. DIG
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M lSSlNG-Stephen Potter, Of the ninth ward left his
" house on the 3t instant for Jersey City. lie last seen
on board OF the ferry boat leaving for that place No sufficient
cause known that for hiIvountary absence and
his family state Of painful anxiety as 10 lis fate
lie was large Of about fifty years cd and five feet ten
inches IN height grey hair aud blue eyes He had ON when he
h home new olive brown dress new black satin ves,
mixed cashmere pantaloons and brown tout
Information from who has him since tl after
noon OF The 3th instant will be gratefully received by his
friends, and may be left with - 49,
49, WEST RUPEL,
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Packets to Depart.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan, De Peyster, May 2j
s. America, Bailey, June
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator. Britton, May 90
Mediator, Champlin, June !
FOR HAyRE.
Duchesse d'Orleans, May u
st Nicolas, Pell, June !
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OWENS AMERICAN

III Al IL ~ Il.
THIS Dye is the only inable Hair Dye now in use Many
there who offer articles the public bearing the
OF Hair Dye that only worthless, but often
20 the hair The subscriber pledges himself that the American
Hair Dye il perfectly harmless nature and insbe
its effect as i will color the hair only The ghtes hair red
gray in few hours be changed dark shade from
brown to black This dye Is used successfully in
changing red whiskers correspond with dark hair
BE that the Of Ferris Owen written on the label
Of each bottle all others worthless u IN any the
dyc produce desired effect the will be
returned aud for sale by Ferns Owen No
syth Avenue Agents II. Ring, 50 Fulton street; H. T..
Kiersted 52D Broadway f. Chaseny lt01s BoweD; O. Lind
saw rs Sixth Avenue Druggists and Manuel arreser
Broadway milo Twins 3wossr
5iTYTIENHN Of talent aud industry required who is
"A competent take the Editorial management Of newspa-
r,r in H. British Colonies He must he well versed in British
Politics the current literature the day. and hold ready
nl vigorous pen The salary in the first instance must ne.
cesany moderate but will nce with the Of the
ANY wishing make application will pIes IN
d go pospsid addressed to X H. Park Post OFce New
York Applications adequate references with the
name the applicant, which will be held strictly confidential
mis- sec
n Objections made Apalacicols FLORIDA and rromp
" returns given by
myls 3tis'c J. @. WINTER. 30 Wall
CHECKS Apalacheols Florida, bought dis
- count, by
myls Jtis'c j. q. WINTER, % Walls
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DONNETS CLEANED.-FRANCIS MILLER tfrm
IL Pansl respectfully begs leave to the Iad,c
and Grniiemen that he all orders fashion.
able STYLE. His of Bleaching, Dying and Pressing
Straw Hat, even q The finest te,tu,e is warranted ma
sold IN the cty-3i Yves, Broadway, Warren street
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Oxford, Rathbone, April 20
P. Henry. Delano, April Is
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Mediator, Champlin, Mar. 81
Wellington, Chadwick, April |
FROM HAvRE.
Oneida, Funck, April 10
Argo, Anthony, April u
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BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS,

BY RIELL ARCULARIUS,
Store corner u b,oad,,ap and Duane street.
THIS MORNING,
. AT Ola O'Clock, in the sales room.
Variety SaeA variety of fancy and staple Goods includ-
ing sund articles of furniture general of
mtr clothing cloths aud yenss 26
with other articles OF hardware. Sale positive close
rrS.
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Telegrsphed al Boston May 49, Carib from Atlantic Ocean
Sailed from Sippicsn nth, Quito, Atlantic Ocean.
antic Ocean. ' ~ 81 ~ "
Sailed from Edgartown 18th, Alpha Pacific.