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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-23
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ROcFRfFS y Dry GOODS.
No. I7s. Fast sjdc IF Markei squire.
las an ban1 cenerol assortment Of familv
GROCERIES, and DOMESTIC DRY
GoODS. winch h offers 10 The public low "a ttcy
can he Ind n lie Western country. aug %
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PoKT Ow NEW YORK, APRIL o


Cleared.
s'; EssA IH rys Sa,y MsT ds
Has Dry Y F5sssf As;
scus Bfohe Coz Top,t Cages S'8 se tax
is ss; MsfSTs fa s; w Ta1G
Arrived
Packet ship Sxie de frasse Thompson, from Have March
wit %S.s to Fox L, v, sdsd in co with ships
Ts s.s Ss m Rio S
NyoSs 5S oil 81 18th Win ls %Iis g. 'H %"
p Ship York, Mo il day. firm Havana, with sugar. Sc to
Ship PPanssm, D9gge days fom Ap,l,chicoIa, with cot
Ship Lyons Ryan il days from Apsaehie, with cotton
Bs,q.s douglas, G~a,sad o% Paie"o March and
to sail 80 days s'an' Lett at o. 'aaae
woy wooey Sos w' spp a,S s Ssi
ssaa'1s to o N.s; SO 400 ssrsr Samanos Leis ship.
RAPID wT AID brig Ez betn for do TO sail ii schr
ontas of fast, from tha coast with molasscs. TO clear
R ss;s $s NsS %
Ba,gae @ az eSw 3: to% Su dSs w coo0
Barqoe tscais Hamilton Is day. from Apaacaicoa, with
Brig Leyaat Webster % day, from TObasco with ogwood
Brig s@r Chase 20 days from Tobasco, with oswood
Brig Star Ptman Is days from Porto Cab TO- with coffee
SC Hubbard Il Co. Left brig Caracas OF Pniladelphia
schr John.
Bns Helen Maria Sweetzer, 10 days from Nayasuez with
moass es, TO order.
Brig GOV Hopkins Monroe "a days from Poac. PR with
"a hhds sugar 81 do inolasses to Aymar Il Co.
Brig Casco, Wyman, IS days from New Orears with mo-
lasses to Nesmth Walsh; $4,000 gallons do TAYLOR
Brig Siroc Osbofpe 81 days from New Orleans with sug Ar
Sc o Was blown off the IN the VI. gale
Brig Eliza Kinney, 10 days from New Orleans with pork
&c 10 master
Brl Lorcto, Henderson, % days from New Orleats with
mdse, master
Brig Iampico Neage 20 days from Franklin La with mo-
asses to order.
Brig Choctaw Fner IS days from st. Marks with cotton
20 Merton, Jr. Brig Bow, Lawrence to sail
for ston
pa sir B,bbag from st M'rks via Key West 6 days.
with cotton, Ceuter & Co.
Bris Madison, ioeg days from savannah with )tton,
Siurges X Chairman.
born X Brothers. $780, w '
enr tawn Brewster "a days from Port Prince, with coz
Scnr Couoci Baker 20 days from ST. Jsgo de Cuba with ~
J. b Lasala wv ~ o''0 wv '' ' "
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
tOorrespondence Of the Henld.l


WASHINGTON, April 4-12M.
mere Is nothing talked Of here this morning but
the wing victory In Connecticut IL ia attributed
on all sides to the Tyler votes. The wings very
gravely propose In the exuberance of their erati
ude, liberality, and rejoicing, to reward John w.
Ter with the office OF Justice OF the Peace for the
District OF Columbia" on the advent Of Henry
Clay to the White House next 4th March. On the
other hand the democrats propose TO let him have
a convention per Sc.
All eyes and thoughts now turned towards
Virginia. And you may rely upon IT, II Virginia,
which is acknowledged to be a democratic State,
shall go against Van Buren,, there will be trouble
among the democracy. Van Buren's availability
VIII be seriously discussed and examined. s. b.
WASHINGTON, 4th APRIL, 1874.
hear rumor to-day, from very responsible
quarter, that Caywil come utbhortly, (by letter,
suppose) In favor OF annexation. He will do this
TO counteract the influence of the National Inteli-
gencer against that measure The Intelgencer IL
believed to be secretly much more friendly TO Da-
mel Webster than to Henry Clay.
There appears to be no doubt at Washington that
Virginia will go strong for Van Buren-or TO sneak
more properly tor the Democracy. Think you NAV
safely make your calculations on the triumph OF the
Democracy IN that State. heard one gentleman
to-day offer to put up $500, "solid bullion" on that
opinion. There were no takers, and the bet is still
open.
/ presume, therefore, without doubt. that Mr..
Calhoun will entertain no further idea of being
candidate in 1874. His hopes will be in lS4S.
Annexation" is steadily progressing every
thing looks suspicious to that consummaton.
For the last two days the Senate has done very
little. They have discussed the Cumberland road
appropriation, and the "Naval Depot at Memphis,
or Cairo Both laid on the table. 1t went into Sc
cre session to-day, but nothing was done worth
porting.
The weather has been very warm to-day. The
grass looks green, and carpets the fields.
This proceedings OF the National Institute to-day
have been valuable to science, but of interest IN
the way OF news. S. B.
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schr Navarro Gage from st. Coix ST. Thomas with IS
hds sugar 80 do molases IL pun. B. De Forest Co
Lslt * II T. brigs Rideout Wiams Henry, of Newport
crest hng rchr Register sailed ame day Tor bern
AT 81 CIoix brig Eliza, Lockwood, from Nfork
it Msrch schr Mary Lester Nj ore OF kenn bunk upc.
ochr aurd Goodwin. 20 days from Aux Cages with 100
bags coffee to T. Maren Lett brig New England for Boston,
Y days. only American. The H. experienced
Their ON ths passage, lost aud split sails. NC.
scr Eliza Warren, Pummer Is from Matanzas, with
$50 hhds IL ties moasses g. Thuton; 80 900
buoches bananas J. j. Taylor
schr Merchant Is days from Franklin La with mo
lasses, to ID. l.. Sayrs
schr Ann. Mills 6 days from Wilmington. NC with naval
stores, 70 master goth ut Oft Cape Lookout in gale from
sSW. lost head Of foremost.
Schr Charlotte Wescott. from williamson, NC with naval
schr Aarc, Purnel from Newbern NC. with naval stores
schr I'abelIa Jefferson, from Beaufort NC. with naval
stores, TO
schr Edgar Tlett from Edrnton NC. with naval stores
to master. ~
schr Job. Epdieou. Van Kep, from Philadelphia with coal
Schr Watchman. Howes from Philadelphia with coal to
$3.50 ' -
master. ' $50 '' ~
schr Tennessee Seaman. from Philadelphia with COAL to
master. - $3.50 - -
schr Thos Morson Sharp, from Philadelphia with coal to
schr Henry Brown days from Delaware with gas to the
master -
Below.
ship reported to be the George H. Parker days from
Charleston.
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New STOCK Exchange
State Of Trade.

AsHEs-Pots are very inactive We quote 81 433 a A 50
as the extremes. Pearls are still held at So.
BEEswAx-Prime yellow is in very extensive demand
and sales rule at 30f 30Ic
BREADsrUrrs-The sale of flour for England which
we noticed yesterday, desperate effort. Western
-four may be quoted at 81 s73 4933.
CoIroN-Our market was comparatively quiet to day.
but few holders or purchasers at the Offices Transac-
tions amount to only 1000 bales, chiefly in small lots
Prices same as yesterday. Freghts nominay 7l6d
with engagements at 3-Sd and verv dull.
HAy-North River bale is held at 40 a 42c The arriv!
ais down the river continue large. The demand prin.
cpally for consumption.
WHsKEy-Drudge casks rule at 23lc prison barrels at
"a! q 25.
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n. MdystI 5a% syc Pc r1E md.s
ws1ssqs.s" a1 f'nl g0ar Rsb!ou
ss$::' ss s
s. SIX s1srs . Ssdn M.t.a Pc
h Alden Wsss.s eG
1GMn,'ns1 ThS;TnisTd 9%I.I
}sss; Ssfif y.E AS%syss
Sa:,ss %.l
TI,S5 sS b pfs"
Ps,li. sis Ma Tei Li Sis;-
hfs''esf 6ss,pS S.a
r s p .e cS.s CO. CO. Bi a.s
!, 5Sss haisri g..
Ns Seissi IsxsaSsi i,
Rss% ssesi. i H; M Mis4 sa
2: ,9 Wfia a, KG.nsuSu% setnshsfd
. ,%s;Ss ,s;:s Ss,I S%9iii
tSrsaen ss!n! + tAl P9 Y es. h.e
Ss5T %ssas:ssEi
T EsSs 81 SI.a X.a Sass
s5et NIB; B.Seoet Ls% So
Ssn Ssss
@ E:i-t % %ysI, fs13;i Ni MAJ
soi co. L,sss Fe
1oy .Psf baskets
Blk potatoes HutchnRs- Edward Borangs~5o pkSs mdse
,PALERMo-Barque Dousass-sOoo orafges Francia
Be. SSi" oa0.i as ceii
ToH.scoBrg sta-ss,O otis ioswood 40 bags coffee Never
Ioe4sc9-Brg Leysnt-i75 tons logwood Meyer sucken
Posro CABE Brig star-2l75 bag. coffee 1879 ceroons in
Dour
ef' D sS s: e.
IIvn-l79 & W Deaf-d~75 Rollins & Mellon
Domestic Importalions.
Ss'SE
eS: %:f ss *. sa
~ ssyS 'fid n'ssH'i
siss,1s sSsl. ss;
e. -s iss9 Soaas
GALES Hs koSE. "N''
LARD 75s Do lard is DO pork IL bis lard Nssias
Sons6oo gallons moasse Johnsonsa hhds IS ties 10 brs
MAo1.la1Be' RsrTIos bis Gel Dell?n74 vandeyqs
Cit s %l:sr-s Ssnxs So1ie% ny
Flag colo do Od Day &Hcks5 bales
Ar rolI.eVsrndIe' e S;O order
a. DC
As~ 5os & ftste cont c0 do Perkins Hop
oLA-Ship puncan-273 bales Parmelee
Klii6urn Rogss-l9E d HUI lbut9j Boorman johnston
ls2 - Colt ee-l0o w ,iowiard co-5t Goodhue CO.
ham & Dimon. ~ ~
APALAcHTcoLA-Bark Lagona--G8 b, cotton N Ha.es-
"a do y A Wetmore-77 Wood371 II lrvn--ll2 fl Colt
60 6, North Manning eauick-5 sprague Robinson
Sr hlAEKs-Brig Chocaw2 bales cotton Centre 4 coo
rarmlee kburn Rogers2s do Bolton-37 hides Spears
VannGt-26 DO fInns * Hopbins-i6
co-aG bs cotton Perkins & Hophin-25 Holbrosk & Mel
81 MAhXs-Bri; Sttra95 bales cotton l9 hide, IL bun
Perkins HopSns-5 Hoblook, Nsison coll 5 Hor!.
but u coli dog boxes Nell, Coe 4 co.
SAyANNAH-Brg MadIsonl63 bales cotton, Parmee Kill
bum E232 Silas Wood co-2s spoford Tston
COS Perkins Hopkms-43 Barstow, Pope co--7a &
Stone box Issacs-2 cs Crandall .venpo-l box
Renshaw-3 hf bbls rn Red77 ca,ks rice to order
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Provision Market.

There is nothing worthy Of note this week respecting
our different markets and meat shops They all fully
supplied with beef, veal and mutton
Poultry is in demand and very little of any kind in the
market.
Wild game continues penty-English snipe and wild
pigeons quite plenty the former So per Dozen and the
latter at los. to lbs. the dozen
The fish market is much better supplied this week than
usuahabut and shad, with rock fish, in great quaint
ties. Some fine sized Holsters were for SALE
In vegetables greater show than last week.
We notice the Common Council propose removing the
Fulton fish market We wish they would do the same
with the Washington.
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Passengers Arrived.

HAynE-Pecket ship Silvie de Gn,se-Mrs w Tbomnson
Miss THOMPSON. w Srists New York; Mrs Nee1nd PHI
lade'phit-29 in the steerage ' ' -''u' !"
pAvANA-Barqus Geaner-A A Samauos
zorro CABELLo-Bng Stare II Stlrk
nj SAfANNaH-Brig Madison--Asa Dbbe Saml p Dibb,e
it'll Charles stoashll HeaIy stonshiii-and in The
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PEALE.s NEW YORK. MUS H. UM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY


Mr.. II. EMMETT. ..MANAGER
MIR ii. BE METZ, NAN AGER Of Pc ALE'3 Museum,
w esIeetiuy announces his return from Europe aud with
reco pie begs that during his absence he has
been enabled to estab an aseny in England that will
nit him present continual Of Nov elites of
nature as he fu'ts will meet with the entire APPRECIATION of
the public he add ions that the Manager
CURED in his yst to the co?tnen, of Europe msh in some
Museum ru such plan he will not pursueal that he asks
AL that he hopes that he double
md when the public perceive that his Afford them
racaton that he neither expensehe
hopes he not too that they will
cheerful grant him that which he does
reasonably solicit.
The Manager proud have the honor inform the ladies
and gentlemen of New York that he has his sub
nit to their notice LIVING curiosity the celebrated
Tom Thumb, consisting Of "a
LAPLAND DWARF
OF THE SAME AGE AS THE GENERAL!
AND THEE INCHES SHORTER!
There ill be performance Saturday o'clock, and
in the evening usual.
Msdemoiselle Pauline the DELIGHTFUL dansuese Miss Adair
the charming vocalist The Great Western who
70 be the most correct Of Comic
Characters America and without doubt the best Eth
Orator aud mltator Of Locomotive the whole world.
Miss Blanchard the grace al ugg!erss and Mr. Richards the
cer braed singer
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
NO HALF PRICE
Performance in the Lecture Room half past
oclocS.
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NOTICE no TUE PTTRTJC

- NOIICE TO The PUBLIC.
De 1T KNOWN, that I.JOHN EMERSON in the year
OF our lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty four
then citizen of the State or New York did make and
ed improved spiral propeng wheel by letters inc
my possession will fully appear. therefore give publis
notice that the propenp wheel commonly called Ericsson
cpeIer included IN my said letters patent, and alse
uy all persons not to make the said prop,lng wheel
without authority ON reside present $3.50 Pearl
itree where shall be pleased receive all persons interest
ed either IN the title or for the If said propeller
a6 lm'm JOHN Is EMERSON.
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DISAPPOINTMENT OF CONCERT

DISAPPOINTMENT OF CONCERT.
Rf THE ADVICE Of his friends. Mr.. HENRY TIMM
- pegs esve resfect uly to TO the public, that
h- Annual Concert will be postponed until TU ESDAY the
l6th Of Apnl on account Of the Election as 3StMaTu
ISL East Broadway well ia this city as inventor
Of celebrated Psd, Piano, has furnished again Piano,
when LOT elegance Of FORM and has equal.
Mr. Rechard astive of Germany and belongs the
number Of those Germans honor TO their
land as well rs TO their adopted couutry
he Invites every Artist aud smasu judge for
truly magnificent instrument AN AMATEUR.
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The cause Of the variation the above table exhibits is
the condition of prices The state OF the currency the
country has very great influence and the quantity
ported has also bearing in making up the value. In
1886, the value reached millions of dollars more
than that OF the preceding succeeding which was
partly caused by the abundance of paper money the
high prices current for all production sold our markets
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TWENTY-EIGHT CONGRESS-,
FIRST SSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, April 4, 1874.
'ApTEg op 1870
Senate

WASHINGTON, April 4, 1874.
TARIFF OF 1872.
Messrs KALAMAZOO, BUCHANAN, and Others pre-
scnted circumstances against disturbing the tariff of
1872 until it shall have proved by usage to be def
Client.
WEST POINT.
Mr.. BREEsE gave notice that he would introduce
a bill to abolish West Point Military Academy.
NAVAL DEPOT AT MEMPHIS.
Mr.. Fosters bill to establish navy yard and de-
pot al or ad lacent to the city of Memphis, on the
Mississippi river, IN the State OF Tennessee
Mr.. FOSTER advocated the bill.
Mr.. BREEsE opposed IT. He is from illinois, and
wants the depot at Grand Cairo the junction Of the
Ohio aud Mississippi
1t is a mere local question.
Mr. Foster chare ed that Cairo covered with water
sometimes 10 feet deep. Memphis il 100 miles below
Cairo 1t is above the pint Of the yadr fever II ships
one hundred thousand bales Of cotton to New Orleans
But will the Senator (Breese) tell what Cairo ships
II it little further down. they might ship alligstors
both places and am decidedly in favor of Memphis Mr..
F. proceeded at length to present the advantages OF Mem
ph He thought Mr.. BIeese ought to be satisfied with
the National Road which goes through his State.
Mr. BREEsE said II competent naval officer should de-
eide in favor of Memphis it should receive his But
authority.
Mr.. BRErsE rejoined at length.
,. p. Mile is reading from his letter to Mr..
Bayard.
POST OFFICE REFORM.
Col Merrick has been absent las indeed several other
Senators have been for days past and in the
time his Post Office Bill is hung up to dry.
should have stated the other day, that Mr.. Woodbury.
in the of his discussion upon this subject,
pressed his opposition to Col Merrcks pan and his pre-
York city its given in Hunts Merchants Magazine
for March.
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Died,

On Friday, 9Th inst. Mt O'Clock A. NJ PETER H.
sIAcG' in the goth year of his age.
ms friends and acquantances and those Of his brothers
IN iaw Echard Hunt and Jacob vogell invited to
noon at o'clock ~
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NUT7CE.
TTHE INGATHERlNG OF ISRAEL, for the Redemp-
tion Of Soul and Body into Life Eternal will be
preached by MARGARET BISHOP, in Military Hall.
Bowsry opposite Sprr street Sundays the afternoon
3o'.l ck, and at in he evening.
Margaret Bishop takes leave that she
Gus pamphlets band explanatory and in defence of the
lsraels Socety. These works will be four very
instructive re matter, calculated enghten
the Gh,'stIas mind They are Of yarou, prices.
ISkAELlTES-Ths Society has eng ,ged Military Hall, in
the Bowery, opposite Spring he used for religious
worhp for one the Sabbath The hours for public
service 3Oclcck in the afternoon and evening
Dshop ana Others viii preach as
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HAVANA March Give have nothing particular to
say having written you yesterday by the schooner Or
Dit The cargo Of the f. A. Brown from Charleston, ar
rived day before yesterday consisting of 100 casks yet
onsod. Molasses scarce here, at d RS per keg.
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NEW CENTREVII.LE COURSE, L. !.
TROTTING.
The following Sweepit open the goth
ofApnl -
No l-Sweepste for horses that a purse, mile
hats hest in s. Sub $25 fl $50 added by the
proprietor.
No 3weepsake foi year old colts or under mile heats
No 3-Swepsak; for horses that for money
two mile meats in harness. Sab SIS h {; S25 added.
No. 4-Same No. 3. under the saddle S?5 added.
No 5Sweepst,ke, for that tr0ed for
two mile heats in harness. sub SIS, h +; S25 added
No 6Swser stake; No under the saddle S23 adj
ded
No. 7spsepstake for horses that never purse two
No 8Sweepstike; No. nnder the saddle SOS ad
ded
No oSweepstake: for horses that a purse
$75, two mile heats in harness Sub $15 4 $50 added
added
No II Sw,epstake for horses that won purse over
500 two mile heats IN hunesJ Sub $780, Il $50 added
added.
mo i3Sweepsakc; for horses that a purse
SjO mile heats hest three under the saddle catch
we ghts Sub $50, h {; S'5 added.
ne above Sweepstakes and close the 9Th Of April
nj Jones, Second Wa!d Hotel By 10 O'Clock. r. NJ. three
more to maze
The ProTrstors Of the Cenreve Course offer for further
encouragement OF the rottng Sport approgate WIN IL
the received the Members aud Public st inds the
Course the winning horses that matched off
this Course during the Spring and Surme Seasons Of the
The of mkng matches have
pri'ors will without th rye for their ,ervices
number Of cord Box stalls be had the C,urse free of
charge II APP lied for The track in rstrate order
a3 2t-rc
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STRANGERS, BEWARE.
IN THIS AGE or QUACKERY AND HUMBUG, II is
most import mt 20 chose fxpeen1ed physician-DR
EVAN has removed his Old Gaens Head Dpensary To No
2ss Pearl corner of Beekmn where he his
most extraordinary Of all delicate diseases no matter
now compl,cad He apPrses the citizens strangers that
there 10 VI nv ms IN his old stand and That he has
nection whatever with other Office His charges
derate, his consultations itricty private
N ObseIye the numbsrmistake, are often dangerous
288 Pearl st.
u Medicines aud directions any part the Union
by laiticuiars stating the and enclosing five dollars
aft srrc
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}. j. CARROLL'S
OLD ESTA ISHED
MEDU4TED VApOTrR P17'JyC

ne well known to be essentially this
o. the year when ire system requires auxiliary throw
on fhs cucle accumulated durrg winter aud which, by
mining on the nrace az the skin produces diseases
colds rheumatism scarlet fever Sc SC. They opera
non at % Conrandt street from o'clock the morning Till
Vapnr Baths sent 10 any pa of the civ or Boon
Bathing Tubs and Hip Baths for hire as iw nc
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L.
sehr Aaric Purnel from Newbern NC with naval stores
schr l,abea. Jefferson, from Beaufort NC with naval
schr Edgar Te,t from EdentOn NC. with naval stores.
schr John EpdeOa, Van Kep, from Philadelphia it'll coal
seSf qs %asch%aa Howss from Philadelphia with coal to
sehr Louisa Lewis. days from Philadelphia with COAL to
schr Tennessee. Seaman. from Philadelphia with coal to
schr Thos Morrison Sharp, from Philadelphia with COAL to
seh Henry Brown, days from Delaware with sa,s to the
master.
ship reported to be the George H. Parker days from
Herald Marine Correspondence.
BY Adams r Express orr,.
Ar, Ae.a. Jones, H,, PS 5,3S Avn Y.
ss last f%S GSs off t
dsys-isit no Amsgeaa vessel Cinderella Burgess. Soroi;
night during The gale lost overheard box shocks and
;:I2 Ct "a 'g@S% @ a af S:ss
ola, Child Kingston. ia; Thames Prince, Havana.
Miscellaneous.
BRITISH SHIr ANNIr-A survey was held Saturday
o t' S Ncn hR ss our as p.sp .,G
nnry she was allowed TO proceed her voysge Savannah
oS % hence f., whsh
large fore aud att schr and had ed board
away; Ti Esss ,s.
BAG GS.sr u Ss~ wa.
Feb sci and cargo toa loss
captsn and saved.
ashore about miles Race Point light SATURDAY night
whom saved She had her to ma a.
king ss and consequently could not carry sail enough to
M t Sur Curtis Of ohase sailed from Nor
been heard from Cargo W ;q;S,fa a, New York
Arr New London 4th inst North America Destin NV
n 6 SD NS"ssy ,s s iS 5
3o So LIST INST was IN co with Emma ~ fm Indian Deem.
b. %srs b 400 sS Ame aSa
jay RsSsI; SEPT. Ss SS ION"
pass from un''' . ION s''e clean" ''' the
$ 5.i : ,;sIn
s. sT S "a;
81 P p a.E $:sa.s
So Ion sSy a, a,y March 90 lat
7'aS tss this lar NJ
lon s5sy II y5s for SSo March So
's 1IS, The SANE q %sv. from p;.o vo 81
Deiaw . the same
tuWga 9.-iGy the Lyons; at this port
g perry hence Tor NOrleans, March "a lat 80 &c.
.p ny 1t he caaca ni March a. lat
Charot ,se Gey from Noe for Canton no date on the
lon n g AZ hours from Boston for Mobile March " lat 3d.
,%S:;ass 1 s.;ms,s " ,r,s Ia, 2, - lon 8,
On s"a %aa' INQUIRY relative
lon 1920 ~ -'@" ''eAA'' '''''" g. '''
ki Ggow MoS a Msr II aef on lead
Foreign Ports.
e Euro Pc and Eagle Fe.endn DO; a 6yaSto
ea ss:qs .s :ss I'd .ls2s i$ss
Gss5 Gardens, RandeIs. tpspl Chauser, Cowes; Aida,
S Goucs,r bpa and I1 .y f s Asxsads
Gowf:; syphe, tF; TSuiet, Hayrs; om HAN orham'
R Ma1ASz a;.! March Fortuna. Havaa ssphs
H, sn,, 2 I'd p!GmS ssIHa S:Sn Kelly
pfsns, Hall, SSYo!t; 18Th, Detroit, do. '''
sr JonSs PR March iNJn Henry Kelsey, Gray unc;
Sb Sf Ss GERM
Coy Hopki9 s, NYork
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