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PORT OF NEW YOF

Cleared.
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So ssgs o s% RvahaB Bs, Ws Indie. .oR
= %sss tss hossssh f anss5
Vail Nowieh; Proof GLASS Blydenburg
Ship Susan T.. Howell Bailey 81 days from LyerpooI viii
mdse TO master-280 passengers. - -
22 tons coal 5000 states TO oder2iS pssenrers WIN
Tapscott The D. bound St. john NB put in here to
Ship Arson Barkman, days from Charleston with cotton
Brig Emma Wait 90 days from Maracaibo. with coffee 10
bGufhaud Ihebaud Left barque Cora, Warner for Pha
.u ss q aSss ssss from St JisS de Cuba A
ercans Bque Dsn Webster Cole for Trnidd Sd Say
Brig Susan spofesa (of Thomastonl spoor IA days from
dsSs n1 o sh s bushels salt A. 900 lbs old
Westpo; Br schr Sisters. Bngay Yarmouth Ms Let no
Brig Andrew Ring Thurlow, days from New Orleans, to
BIs yose with $40 hhds Rowland Apwa; s25
schr Jonas Smith, Collect !, days from Wilmington, NC.
w! ssbr f Hu amd cSHa 20 f. & pGwe
schr Olivia Virginia, Rollins from Fredericksburg with
schr Lydia Ann, Crane days from Tuckerton, NJ to r.
GS On Me o s9 . Sa H. RpoP Of Norfolk
Schr Mary Chase days from Machas Me- with lumber to
schr Mary Maria Hicks days from Thomaston with lime
schr Conelia Bumpus days from New Bedford with oil
schr Triumph, Williams. from Providence with domestic
schr Jabez L. White Corsen from Providence in ballast
schr Director Park, from, Virginia
Schr w. c. Eddy, from Virginia.
N- Telegraph reports vessel in sight at sunset.
Sailed.
Charlcston brig Cervantes Rio Grande, and Others
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State OF Trade.

AsHEs.-Thc demand for Pots is limited, and we quote
So SIT SSH Pearls steady at 81 3lf q 4373
BEEswAx-Prme yellow Of all descriptions as wanted
at 30tc. The demand is moderate.
BREADsTuFrs.-We have alteration to report We
quote Genesce at 81 rs Sli Ohio and Michigan are
firm at - 81 rs; Georgetown and Brand winc are
held at 81 SIT There is very little doing in Wheat our
last quotations of 81 still current Northern Oats
sell at 29t 30c Corn, Northern quote at 46 AZ
cents.
CorroN-Thc market remains quiet and the sales do
not exceed 700 to 900 bales previous appear to be
paid yet although buyers demand concession of one
quarter cent at which rate large parcels would
change hands.
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at would gladden. the heart OF any philan-
thropst visit the consulting and operafinG Of Dr.
Wheeler, the Ocust No. % Greenwich street, any
morning during his business hours, when his will
States Afflicted with various disorders Of the eye submitting
the doctors celebrated mode of by which
have even been restored from total blindness perfect sight
We earnestly recommend all having diseased
selves under the charge Of Dr. Wheeler whose long
rience and extensive have him popularity
an Ocust not enjoyed by any other professor
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nexed.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD.
April l8t3. 1874. l8t5.
Receipts $50 633 IS $42585 % Ssh, l76 II
Coal transported, 1890 3o099 i7-20 27x $40
The receipts for April, ls45, show increase those
of April ls44 of about sxtyfour per cent and those
of April ls43 hundred and twelve per cent. The
increase in the transportation of coal has been greater
than the increase in receipts Last year the receipts in
the fall months averaged about sxyfve thousand dol
lars each add to that amount the increase this
and the for the corresponding months this
should be gmore than one hundred thousand dollars
EACH The transportation of coal for April ls45,
timatcd to DO $4,000 tons the amount carried was
52,73s $40.
The monthly report Of the banks of New Orleans for
April compared with March, shows very slight increase
in the aggregate in the institutions of that
city There has been decrease in the amount of specie
hand and increase in the circulation The ncrcas
in circulation is undoubtedly caused by the decrease
the specie hand. Tho business Of banking in New
Orleans, has been much more limited this than
last and the banks exhibit determination to be govern
ed in their operations by the actna demand for facilities
from the legitimate commercial classes.
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THE NEW BRIGHTON

u " II ~ II VI ~ y 81 II w -
Us SITUATED AT NEW BRIGHTON, Staten Island,
six miles from New York. bttwcen which places there
hourly communication by seamboas The building occupied
the spacious and elegant chateau erected by the Brotr o
md over any other the location Is elevated retired
and beahY the prospect by land and wa,ers unnyaed a u
Of teachers employed for the various departments and
thorough impaired Mathem and general
English, in the Latin Greek, French and Spanish Languases
Extras Music and Dancing Fencing and Drawng herman
and Italian aud furnished only when ordered BY parents
that language will spoken the meals Courses OF nstruc
ton will be impaired in the Natural Sciences by familiar lee
Circulars and @ information may be obtained u person or
NV letter 10 DR. ~ A. BIGELOW east Of Broadway
and Enlto Fulton Letters psrces
left =, he Doctors will be forwarded daily 70 the School
free Of expense The present term commenced MAY % isa
milo ttsrc
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Notice to Mariners.

Notice to Mariners.
anee Of the intention expressed adyersement from
aSS:s dated Ia: che @ . as. a s
from her SmsE position and Now lies in eight thoms low
S;is e. r Ss.
IsSy s%s, fIsh, ys;;si ~ SyE SssSs
Nv; North eros. Sand Buoy sE BY Z The alteration
notified s da'ea he assV ok
e . s e # % buoy IS
North end the Newsp Sandha been removed one half mile .ne
$ tho ss sS at
N, distant about three quarters Of mile.
Whalemen.
Navigator Fisher Pacific for Nantucket spoken in Vineyard
Sound %adl May i With viii, Zoo bbls sp 49,,
MeaoTd 81 Fovncetown IL days out Clean spoken May
xT!at Mystic May Heespon Ra,hbun, NYork, to fit 70,
Pear {ADELs.Ds' Ney HOLLAND, Dec lo.Ths Sally Anne
given. Tie sally heard ro S of Hope oe
New BedSrd vessel ess outfits
Spoken.
VIM Bayard Of and for St Andrews from New Orleans with
carried them few hours beore-Apr Is, lat q is N
Osmanli upposed from Mar,ees for Boston, April l. of
lowell from Messina for Baltimore April a. in Straits of
kanan Lecke from Boston for Copenhagen, April 90 lat DC
.iea%sr steering East, pSbsby Great Western hence for
minsion, April o. ias % S I'VE" orleans Tor will
Foreign Ports.
GALWAY, April BIN port Victoria, for NYork or days
MATssa.: April ssin port Washington Adams for cron-
C..Dsr.. April ssfn port, Confidence Bailey, wig; St
Tas's.o SSs April @s pe S, , I%rreap Ase for
e rs% e' Gs s"or &C.
Gould Gm s. J,s just T. load R.6 for
Boston and Aron for Bremen sailed days before 0'
Lake Ports.
Besor s Alas
PSns Cary and RosnSke Cos do; HfrsSes Whsss
Porter Hail. XsSisiala North CAROLINE Abbott Otter Creek
Home Ports.
S.sIIsS May a.sld Pembroke Bsksman s. Peters, Mic
Liewelyn, Randall, Guadsoupe CID 5ih Selma, Maston
Ba:Ios May s a Susan J.ns Fletcher smys chus.n
P.n ScsF
.ss v:os ya s h;SSy Coral sy s
sy AfE ~ s, DE- pS
Ss.% w ous s"fh G
Ssng islands South s.,, = miles pssd small
TssEspRsd, TIsyspd from Ga GIssa.; s%IsS
M Ra. p%n%ss @ TaiSs
Washington, NC; Phebe Baxter, Crowel Wilmington DEL
Mar Taeyrand Seavey Cardenas; Bold Runner Swasey
Elizabeth City Sailed wind to 4, Oak Returned Drgo
Rsov,Ss ss ssiM'f;y Taylor, Mobile, p.y
vslsor Rondout; Sid Encore, Brush, Albany
NEw HAYES, May Arr Valhala, Haynes, Porto Rico New
York Jones' Nyok; Lawrence Ferris and franklin Thomas
Albany Sid John Esell Smith, Philadelphia Monitor Cum
ming, Amboy.
: HARrroRp, May AR Seneca, Wilcox; Lady Clinton
skinner Bennett Baltmore 9Th Oregon Crowe Philade
phis.
Cuba Harriet thompson, whpps NYoH P.a rr Ha.dn ne
Boston. ~
BALriwcrE, May s-sd Abo Jones' Rio Janeiro; Pinta,
Ponce; Albioa, pemerara. :,
Baker, NOseans Sid Maine, Babbidge Boston, Elmira Ro
NosroLK, Nay e-Au Lewis, Lee Msgnois, Murray, and
Sandwich, Mas.
CHARiEsrov May 5-Arr Msxeppa Colson. WORK Eleanor
Forrest BALTIMORE. Cid Thos Bennett Nsrnum Liverpool,
oeweN, boseon. ~
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Mar sth.-Beevcs--I0e5 head offered including 70O
Ohio and Kentucky. Demand good and all but 40 sold
at 50 SO 10 per 100 lbs.-45O head for New York Cows
Sprngers $40 a Sic and Mich Cows SIS $25 EACH
Sales Of Jersey Calves ON the Delaware at - 80 and
Penna do at the yards IS so - per 100 lbs live weight
swine-65O offcred--Salcs at sd so a $500 over
Sheep and Lambs-l070 offered. Sales of Sheep at so
~ SO, and Lambs at 81 IS a So each.
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This shows quite diminished trade in these articles
The receipts of specie at NcwOrleans from Sept LIST
1914 to May lst ls45 were only O6a against &c.,
745035 for the same period the year previous being
falling of of $4,77973 Notwithstanding this great de-
in the receipts the Of specie in the banks
varies very little from what it was last year.
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Ry Last NIGHTS Southsrn Mail.

PHrIApgLrHIA May eArr Grampus O'Neal, and Vulcan,
sieieht NYork Cid Nashps Skaats Kingston Jam Paul
Dyer; Bat%ee, HOwss Edward Haley; Wilder bentley
sner Portland; Elizabeth Somers and Martha Maria
Smith Providence Powhaan Clark East Geenwich Herald
Newark Swan, HaIleck New Haven -
BALTrsdoRE MAY s-Arr Traffic Gardner, NYork. Below,
at anchor inside the fort supposed Boston packet Cid So
merset (Br) Williams Demerara.
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Songs for tho Peopie-No. 10.


Still again, for thee I'm vain of all eruptions am free.
Face of clear and healthy skin, face youth and beauty
All should know whose face tannd that TO Jones' Soap
thy duty.
Wondrou Soap blessed Soap without thee beauty all would
Bsauys boast and homeys hope, still drive pmples all away
Whenever my face feckled DER with sunbu pimpes
I've fear Tor thou art clear skin and dimpes
Joness Soap. Wondrous Soap, &c.
For erupons chapped esh Disagreement ofor discoored
nothing acted charmngy the Joness
Italian Chemical Soap imparts almost nstanaeousy to
full The cearrst fact Of excellence is that countereted
buy nowhere else sign American Eagle Chat
Ssm ys ar or S M 60 g. ri right
To make hair grow to stop it falling off, to cure the scurf
dark and dress. hah rough dry bad hair no
thing has been invented economical beautiful
able and much admired Jones' Hair Restorative Even
for dressing the hair cheaper than the trash called
wish anything else. Sod-price shIings
eat the sign Of American Eagle 90 Chatham 800
Broadway 39 Fulton street. Brookyn State street. Bos-
ton; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
"Who IL troubled with Bad Cough" and
night Let him ,ry Shemans Cough Lozengex
IhX hays sgsd case. that ws1s almost They cured
They relieved Rev Sebastian Seeer Boston, than all
the remedies made Of and they will continue all
who beyond all hope If sick them and be
Dr. Shermans O6 Nassau Agents 227 Hud-
1888 Bowery East Boadway;3 Ledger Buildings Phla
depha and State st, Boston,
Beal's Hair Restorative, at his Agency, 90
Walker street, first Broadway
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
Agency 81 Walker treet first from Broadway
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MOBILE May AR Ranger Mlliken and Hiram w Tyler
Tyler Boston: Cid John Campbell BIZ Broomhead 81 Leon
Bsbson, and Gown, ( Brl Fletcher Liverpool.
NEw ORLEANS, April 30-Arr New England, Lowell and
RolIaa Gibsrsos NYok; Manran Williams. MOBILIZE Airska-
krkwood Hayne Baltimore; Salvador SRI Bott Barcelona
Cora Reed Havana Madison Kesr * Kits via 81 Thomas
Below Suwsrrow, snow Marsees; Harkaway and Mercer,
brig Dante and schr Brilliant CID Aramnta, Br) Rogers
John NIB; Whten, Curtis Kingston. ia.
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The receipts and exports of produce at New-orleans
tins season have been less than last We annex table
showing the quantity Of certain articles received New
Orleans from Sept LIST to May lst this year and last
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Vera Crus. ILL.,
TCorrespoudence of the HERALD

- VERA Cruz, April, 1915
The news of annexation comes quite unexpected
The idea of its being carried during TyIer's
administration had been gvenup II was looked upon
here as matter of necessity. that you should have
Texas but not to take it SO unceremonousy with
out attempting tog get the consent of this country
You have laughed at her protests-chalenged her to
do her worst-and it appears to me- you have opened
their eyes to their future danger. You have raised
great smoke here. There lisa yet nothing known
to what will be DONE Congress is in secret session
upon the question 1t is proposed to stop all CON-
muncations with the United States, and not to ad-
init propositions from the United States; to prohibit
all her produce and manufactures, and at the expira-
ton OF SIX months to pack off beyond the civ
zed confines OF Mexico, and send all the troops OF
the Republic to Texas to rid the country of the ex-
pense OF maintaining them.
AS yet, do not see any thing but smoke. All
power is at present in the Congress. and from the
fact OF so many voices, nothing Of consequence
will be done. The most perplexing question is, how
can we save our honor (among Mexicans)2 The
United States has declared that Mexico is but a
weak and despicable people, thereby forcing this
government to suspend communications, and shut
ting the door to any overtures you may wish to
make. But after all the insults, believe Mexico
will pocket them; As yet. it is not known if this
government intend to issue letters OF marque. IL is
generally thought they ,UH not.
committee Of merchants have been appointed
to reform the tariff.
1t has been concluded to take Santa Anna to
Mexico to try him. AS you have gone so far, for
the interest of the few Americans that here let
US know soon how much you wish to rob this gov
ornment of, or if you would be satisfied with the
whole, in case England would forgive the debt her
citizens have against what was Mexico. Our inte-
rests demand that the matter should be settled
forthwith, and the American Consul will be obliged
to you by reannexing the whole territory and allow
ing him the privilege to maintain himself by some
other occupation.
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Coles, Mr.. ANDREW r. TRorrrR to Miss MAsr Will
LiAMs all Of this city
On Thursday evening the LIST instant by the Rev. DR.
Dewey, Mr.. JOHN J. WicKsrEAD to Miss MARY CLARE
all of this city.
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Provision Market.

Our great markets. and most Of the meat shops for the
week past have as usual at this year.
fully supplied with beef veal mutton and lamb of the
finest quality. Good poultry is rather scarcc-young
spring chickens in market The Ash market exhibits
every variety that waters those distance can
produce-fresh salmon at 40 per lb. Vegetables of all
kinds very peny-adishcs asparagrass and all green
or kitchen garden articles abundant with green peas
from the SOUTH and strawberries Of delicious flavor
ror to the honey, from Washington CITY
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Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, April 30-A report Of tho Caledona's
advccs, and an advance in the Liverpool market Of i'd
though not full credited produced certain effect as
was apparent in the improved demand which prevailed
and the transactions of the day comprise $500 bales but
as the enquiry was met in corresponding spirit by hold
crs there was no change in prices
MosLE, Mhy 2--The active demand prevailing at the
close OF last week. continued into the present-sacs
on Saturday amounting to about 1000 bales at rather
sitter prices the market closing 53c for mddng On
Monday there was less enquiry sales reaching to only
Is 1000 bales, prices steady Yesterday buyers were
again disposed to operate freely and from 800 to 1900
bales changed hands at full prices Liverpool middlngs
may be quoted 6c and good middlings &C. The grades
above and below middling relatively cheaper Re.
cepts since Friday evening" 1903 balcs-oal this season.
sos, 525 bales. Stock 80, 3O6 bales.
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Now stock Exchange.
Sales or Stocks Mt Boston.

Sales or Stocks Mt Boston.
MAY SD shs Western Railroad l02E % do 103; l39
Eastern Railroad 1921 100 East Boston Stock las Bos
ton Worcester Railroad ll75 100 Long Island Railroad
72l; 25 Norwich & Worcester Railroad lOds 723;
do TIT; 200 Wilmington RR 2lt 100 do I'm 2l5 $1,000
Albany City Bonds ITO.
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On Thursday evening, May 9Th, by the Rev. T. @.
Sawyer, Mr.. CHaRIrs RoLLSNsor TO Miss sARAH OLvEs
oil OF this city,
On tho evening Of the eth instant by the Rev George
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HAY.Common qualities of North River bale sells at
37l 42c The supplies more than equal to the de.
maod.
WHsKEY.-Drudge casks fair, but inactive at 23c
Western and Prison barrels sell at % 23Ic There is
very little doing in either description.
PRovnIoSs.-The demand for Pork is moderate. We
SO 60 Mess is held at $3 37t old do at $l2 62l
Beef very dull Lard is not active as usual We
quote prime at 73aec. Cheese in boxes and casks is
held at a &c.
TEAS AT AucrIos.-Imported per barque donaldson.
Terms-Notes at months payable in this city, to be
made satisfactory to sellers.
Hyson-l0 chests 81 cents Is chests 66 chests g.;
Is do esl 20 do 81 % do Ssl; 900 Is ID boxes A.
do 81 SO do s2 46 do 49 81 do 46 40 do 45 SO
do AL 1873 do A. ~ do Al ~ 3S; ls do ST. 80 do as.
10 do so do 3S IS do s2 1876 do al 900 do ana 22s
do 81 Is do 49, 80 do ash So do 81 500 do lo Is h.
Gunpowderl0 half chests %; do 3d. % do 7i Is do
withdrawn) . Glib do 4s; IS 400 do 10; 500 do ss
Imperial-l0 half chests 81 IL do ~; do II; Is do TO-
n do S. lab boxes $751; IS do 6s 100 do ae 200 do 80
az do withdrawn 300 Glib do 40i; 800 do s9l.
Tonkay--lO0 half chests 80.
Hyson skn-2O chests 81; "a do 4s; IS do ~; 80 do
Oblong Powchong-30 chests 70.
Mohea Howchong-l0 chests 20; 81 do %; 81 do with
drawn.
Chulan Powchong-lOo half chests a5I; 200 do AL;
Powchong-25 half chests All.
Koken souchong-00 chests &c. ga do and l4s half do
do "a; 200 ls-lb boxes 221; (4o do withdrawnJ
Oolong Souchon-s0 half chests 2sI; 10 chest ~ IS
l3-lb boxes 22I.
Cassia-i5O0 mats 1871 cents.
Real Estate AUcrIoS.-Threc lots in Allen street
Nos 70, 30 and 81 between Grand and Broome streets
each rs by s7t feet, at $2s76 $685. Twenty lots at
Harlem in vicinity Of 4th avenue and I3lst street. at
500, $500. Six do do at $3.50, 5000.
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Foreign Importations.

FOreI8n ImpOrtatiOns.
LIvERPooL-Ship Susan Howell-l5O coal Golden
go sacks salt sqml bars iron Kinney Breese
Dean Meluett-lo3 Sande rson-50 j Thomas-5
= EImore-l2D Coleman--9 Forsythe-N Acock-
M.ddeaAs Smith Thqsa ee-ls spsddng-las caad
&co-3 G Watts-78 w Hars-3 tons iron $50 boxes tin
plates 267O ngots copper 10 cs 22 cks to order
cAIBo-Brg Emma-64 bags coffee b + Dawson--88 +
Psvensted1I5oG Domnguss-i55F Schmidt vogel-oOO
ST JAGo CUBA-Brg Adee26 hhds bxs sugar 81 bales
leaf tobacco Dunscomb Beckwith-76 do Rchd rvn-
mdse to order.
Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.
Guardianship Anson-O7 tics 40 hf do rice Buckmey
er &sons6 bbs Roche Brothers co-72 do Hinds-ii
Meyerl chest Canton Tea Co2S h rice bales
cotton 90 pkgs mdse order
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Passengers Arrived /.

Passengers Arrived.
Championship Anson-Mr Dickinson and lady Mrs
WelIes Mrs Baldwin, Mrs Hermann, Miss Hopey Miss Bur-
rift Mr. Tucker lady and child Messrs Terrell Finch Crane,
Altkens, Gurey Burrows, Kermes, Sacly.
MARAcABo-Brig Emma--Mr Cardaur
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DaIlcy's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
Agency, Ct WALKERS tree first store from Broadway.
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MARITIME HERALD.

movements OF tho Steam ships.
Steamers Leave Due IN Leape
u...""' Liverpool .4merica. .4merica
Britannia, Hewitt, 49,. May a. May 49, June /
~. " esten, Matthew'S, May IT,. May 80 June II
cambria Judkins, May 49,. June L.. June is
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Quotations FOR SrEcIE.
LApELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD.

Tho receipts ofthc Reading Railroad Company for the
Of April in Che past three years. have been
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
SATURDAY Ev,NG May 10Th win Be gTsssnfed fl che 18Th
Thaddeus Mr.. Frazer Devishof Mr. Ssguin; Airline. Mz
Seguin
In of the Opera Mon. Martin and Mis- Julia Tam
To conclude with the Farce Of GONE TO TExAs-Mr
Swelngton, w Crisp.
First Tier IS Cens-Boxes I'd and Sd Tiers so Cens-P 50
Cents-Gallery, Is Cents.
Doors open O'clock and the Curtain will rise precisely
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WIIALEMEN.

Arr at New-Bedford 3lst ship Statira, Adams. w
Coast last from Aksros Ray NcwZealsnd with 27J0 bbs
VIII $50 sp OIL and 26 900 lbs bone. Spoke off Zealand
Jan 10, ships Mary Corey NewBcdford 200 wh for NV
Feb a. Eugene Pendeton, Sonington 600 bbls; Tone-
dos, Comstock New London wis hoand TO Tahiti for
men, having lost by descrton 20,h Thomas Dickin-
son. Lowen Sag Ilarbor. wis: 22d. Henry Thompson
Holmes, London. 300 Q5O sr); 27th. Favorc, Young
Haven 1900 600 sp); heard from about the time
ten Pike Pierce. Bedford. 2000 VIII 400 sp.
letter from Capt Barker, of bark Ocava, of Bed.
ford reports her AT Maurtius. isle of France Feb p a.
with 1900 bbls $50 sp) oil Reports Oct lat "a A. =
Ion "a r. Hibcrnia, Simmons New Bedford. clean: Dec
ls lat 80 30 Ion 10 Jefferson Harris New London wins.
uibcrna, Smith, wins Champion Sanford. Bedford,
600 VIII l5Osp. Heard from lew days previous to Nov
IS, ship Charles Drew Cary, do, VIII.
Ship Saratoga late of New York has been purchased
by Adm Ashley and others of New Bedford ier whaor
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PASSENGERS SAILED,

In the ship Britannia from Boston for Lseopoot- Peter
Martin. McGregor T w Ward, T q Bradford, III Gray,
Jr Of Boston; Quinn Springfield Mass; John biOoo-
s,od Drs Edward Maynard Geo ParInley. - Tyffe New
York; Dey Wyatt. Baltimore; WIN Chaplin Ohio;
Toulman and child Mobile; Jas w Burke. New Orleans.
Capt Pigou 59th Regiment Mrs Moses child and narse
Montreal Antonio dc la Punic and Ramon Ynclan, la
vans; T. Borton, London-Z2
From Haita1-Mrs Brown Mrs Douglas and child. Miss
Lawson. Capt Beckncth, Mr. Lawson and wife Jas Field
irg Msyee Geo DeblOis, A Cobb, w FurlOugh. Edward
and VIM Cunard Of Halifax; Mr. BsuIton. wife and child.
Montreal r Wickof, New-Ymki & Cullen, Phladcl-
phia-20--Totsl AZ.
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si receipt Of Papers adapted every branch OF tie trade
embracing an unusually arge assortment Of Blank Books
Cap AMI Letter WIRING together with every description OF
News AID Book Printing Coorrd Paper OF Medium and
otnef szes Envelope. Tobacco shoe and Tea Straw and
nag Wrnpping; Hardware and Cloth IN great variety ;
SUI add Log Tissue. plain and colored, kc kc Besides
straw Bonnet Trunk and Bandbox Boards Press Papers
hc &c aul