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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21
NEW S

FOREIGN NEWS.
lust RECEIVED by WIN. TAYLOR No: Astor
House. per Cambria from England, large sup
ply of ali the English Pictorial Pspers-European Times
Punch Dublin Nation Sunday Times, Spectator, &C. &c
For sale, wholesale ind RETAIL by
WIN. TAYLOR, No. ? Aslor House
TO LAWYERS, STATESMEN POLITICIANS.
IIURLBUT ON HUMAN RIGHTS.-Esseys on human
Rights and their Political Guarantees by T. r. hurlDut
ESD Counselor al Law In the City OF New-York
Conten.s-Chaper 1.-The Origin Of Human Right. Chap
1.-THE true Function Of Government Chap ul,3The
Constitution OF Government; Chap. lV-Con'ntuhonai
Limitations and Prohbitons; Chap. V-CoGstituuoEai
Limitations continued; Chap. VL-The Elective franchise
Chap VIl-Rghts Emansng from the Sentiments ana Al
!ectons Chap VIIl.-The Rights OF W omen Chap *
The Right OF Property and is Moral Relations Chap x
intellectual Property.
published by GREELEY Il McELRATH, and for sale
al The Tribune Office, l53 Nasssu-sL Price 80 cents OF
ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS
IN ABUNDANCE-By the arrival OF the Cambria
j illustrated News-four dates.
Pictorial Times,
Punch,
Dublin Netion-a full supply.
reemgn's Journs-letes dates.
sells Lle-all four dates.
Wilmer Smiths European Times The price OF lhls pa
per been raised by the publishers TO S- cents per
Together With general assortment OF oIHe' Hus"en
new spspcTs aud magazines For sale by
BURGESS, STRGNGER CO. ~ 6roahTreyy,
2Of DIS corner OF AM.
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UiH eiose on SrtirGay february 2la.
'5'HE EXHIBITION OF Pea!es bcantiful Painting
THE COURT OF DEATH.
eotre. OF Broadway and Leonsrst Is open every day
e.pi Sunday from 10 A. 81. I'll 81 p M Adn:i!snee Is cs
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FRIDAY Feb. %.
AsHES-TheIe is change in prices, and we know
Of no sales
COTrON-The storm to-day has prevented the
tendance OF buyers and the sales have been nominal.
There feeling OF disappointment to-day as 10 the Ma.
ture Of the market in England and we loss 10
form correct opinion to the future OF prices
here The following are the particulars of the Cotton
arke, Liverpool from the sailing OF the 4th January
steamer 10 the latest date By the Cambria
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~ The Rev. SIephen H. Tyuc

OF ST Georges Church VIII preach 10 the Young IN The
Church Of Epiphany $50 SaDton-s between Essex and
Norfolk Sunday evening Feb q Service TO
commence at O'CLOCK All hs seats In This church are free
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G2nnn SALARY may ue secured immediately

S.sl!MnA SALAh1 may nc secured iHluleulceS'
eOoUOO with permanent and highly respectable sllu
alton President Vice resident of new Mutual Life
Insurance Company nearly organized and 10 be per
mauently located in this city, The situation is suitable for
some scientific eminent physician. but can be Sc
cured By any other responsible intelligent and influential
o.. high character, independent aud liberal views, dis
posed TO engage The and lend his aid for th
DAYS in completing the organization The Company has
forty agent. appointed and nearly three hundred mem
beers srcady agreed insure soon policies can
issued 1t will be organized under an independent con-
stuton Of perpetual Duration free from oil gisave coz
troll! restrictions government Whatever and inp-penden
all unconstitutional laws. The constitution Is established
the naeuabe rights secured TO the people both by
lava CT God and by the express provisions OF our
and National CONSTITUTIONS drafted under the super
OF the most eminent counselor and distinguished
statesman the Union whereuuder all individual liability
OF the members for any losses OF The Company expressly
limited the amount OF premium or shares subscribed in
the Safety Fund Stock in any event whatever but under
the new plan OF business be adopted (Which for safely
economy popularity unrvaed eher in this country
ing premisns Safety Fund Stock ever can occur
copy Of the constitution plan of business, and any other In
formation desired be obtained by addressing note
with cal name 10 H. L. FL" ths office. No one need
apply who disposed To invest at least SON0 in the
SaeIy Fund Stock and give his whole time for thirty days
In aiding plee the full number Of 1000 members-
establishing county OF this and other
States the full humber OF 200 agents, or 1000 members,
will secured within thirty days. when the Company will
commence business. ~! Sis
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IOHN BARRY'S Housekeeper's Furnishing Store,
rs Cstherine-s OF Oakst-J B. respectfully In
for1as friends and the public that he continues keep
nand good assortment Of Cutlery, Britannia ware, Tea
Trays plain and Japsnned Tin ware Iron Wood and
Willow ware, Bird Cages Brooms, Brushes, Mats, dc &c
which he will sell low for cash
THERMoMETERs In great variety constantly on hand and
made 10 order for the irade. dis SMdWisr
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E Gentlemen's HaIs-SprinS Eashion.-3IRD.
Pine and Nassau s.s-Geaemrns HAS OF the Spring
pattern uniting much elegance and beauty OF style are now
ready for examination and sale by the subscriber
21f i,niss BIRD. Cor Pine and Nassau sis.
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CSr Free LectUre 10 Lndies.---Mrs. GOVE'S
Lecture TO Ladies Water Cure. Constitution Hall go
Broadway postponed account OF the inclemency OF
the weather, ill Wednesday, P NJ O'clock the 18th inst
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ITO TAILORS-A Counter u feet long, feet wide
with drawers and mahogany TOP, suitable ior Tall
lors cutting board. For sale by c. A O. r. EvEhSUN,
S9l Pear[st Isl Imls-
CAKPET WORSTEDS-t and double white filings
Nof superior quality. Worsteds OF any nu6er made 70
order In quantity by L. DRAPER GREENE,
mr. S,Yiu Al Beaver.
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CAREY & HART'S LIBRARY

CAREY & HART'S LIBRARY
OF HUMOROUS AMEaICAN WORKS
This Dey il Publshed-Price 30 cents.
nrcKISS from the Portfolio OF The Reporter Of the New
Orleans Picayune7 with Engravings by barley, for
sale by all booksellers IL this city.
Pscsnv published Sol. S.nth's Theatrical Apprentice
sbp-Trce 80 csnts-being Vol Of" Carey Hsrts HUI
tnnrous American Library Isi SITS
NOW READY-NUMBER TWO
O. MoRRis's NATIONAL Press, JOURNAL FoR HONE
THE SECOND NUMBER of this new, beautiful and
4 superior Family Newspaper Ia now ready. The con
tents are fresh original and nove-ul OF interest and value
and the whole style and OF the journal sucn as 70
euuue universal support; Terms only Two dolsfs Per
snrnm. Single numbers 81 cents. Apply 10
BURGESS, STRINGER ( co. Wholesale Agents,
70f 5ts 222 Broad way, corner OF Ann-st
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A1s HOUSE AND LOT for Sals-47 Bond-st Is by
do 81 feat attic and under cellar baths, water
A range, &c; Croton In auto and every other story
modarair Inquire above. tb 2wls
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rS' Rev. K. III. Chaplin, of Boston, will preach IN
the Ofchardst UDversas Church, near broomel tooT-
Sunday morniug and evening Subject in The morn
ins-Home In The evening-The true idea Of Christian
Union. Service al the usual hours Strangers PROVIDED
vii II
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Boston Anrtion Sales.

pYT. p. & e:RICH, I'll Broad.suee., opposite
I'D Fosters wharf, Boston.
WEDNESDAY, March 1.
LEATHER, SKINS &cSole and upper leather eafhnlps'
binding md morocco fkins, and other shoe STOCK.
WEDNESDAY, March IL.
Semi Annual Sale.
Doors SHOES BRooANs AND HArs-2000 cases Boots,
Shors Rrorans and HRts
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Ms VALUABLE PROPEKTY FOR SAL

81 snsS In ,hs village Of Stsplston Staten Islsnd be.
tween the Stapleton Ferry and Vanderbiks Landing.
The premises Is feet Inches IN breadth 10 front on
Bsvst rs feet inches front Brownest 2l3 feet
inches 10 depth Norherly side and 20 feet In dePn
on tho sou,hery side thereabous There are upon mo
he Prospec House. with other buildings edjoinng, now
renting for $780, and good frame house In The rear For
terms and farther particulars apply 10
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DY JAMES M. MILLER
ID TUESDAY Feb p. 1916,
AllCi O'Clock, store No = Lib-rty-sI
Boors SHOES AND BRo6ASsl00 cases boots, shoes and
brogans cons.sg every variety, suitable for Southern
Western and Northern trade. Sale positive.
FRIDAY Feb p, 1896
Atlo O'clock AT the Merchants Exchange.
HALLErr's Cove PRoPERTY-By order OF the assigrees
OF Jaes Russell the undivided onehh part OF Lots $,
10 and H. u, Gid down upon Map OF Hslsey Estate Hal
etts Cove. L. l. For particulars Nav York Tribune
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r. The Rev. pr. Chcever VIII deliver one OF his
Course Lectures the Condition OF the Waldenses, in
the Carne.st Presbyterian Church. the head of Vack-
81 on Sabbath Evening, 22d inst ii O'Clock. It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-21

FASHIONS FOR SPRING, 1916.
r The preference universally manifested
present style OF Gen-ans Hats has decided US 10
continue The same for the ensuing Sc ison.
LEARY & CO. Hatlers Nos. s. and Astor House.
New York. Feb. 18th. 1916.
Circulars descriptive of the peculiarly OF style for
whIded BY addressing Us postpaid. 1877 GUS
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- STORE AND DWELLING TO LET-A
Bs HsREa-One of,hose three story brick front houses
stores attached situated In the central and bust
ness part OF Harlem the side Of between
5d and l2ilh sts. Said house Is finished complete, with
every convenience for respectable family Stages pass
III. door every bali hour Rent moderate good tenant
Apply 10 1T. JACOBS, l24th-st near Sd avenue.
n B-For sale cheap 1000 yards luxurious garden boz
6rad.dno, Annly a. above. n lmiH-
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~ Window shade Depot, No. Spruce-s,.-
10000 pair always band Persons abou! furnishing their
houses will save ieaEi 100 per cent by calling a. the De-
pot. oAhLOL DE- MAuNY.
tat
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Foreign l,nportatson..

LrERPooL-Ship Marmon--i bxs JRutherford-l to n Al
zen eS1n cases kssslsr COT truss Wiler
~ tons Thompson Nephews-1 csk bx Cook-39 crts
Winkley.tS csks Persse Brooks-a hhds w Hame rs
eySi case Barclay LivIngston-3 A II Wher-2 csks
L1fsrl case MsCosky Davy-3 bxs C9nnshsa
Ss w Specs coz do w Seymour-Io do Foger Afford
Ia opu DO Heinrich Brothers-lo do Tooker Mead co..
Van p.hl2 DO % anvis sheldon 4 Phelps-s csks
strong 81 DO bskts Welsh Mallory-5 csks w Arm
Ward Tn crates Th9mas-2 esks Smith co-i5o bis
esLs case Leonard Hone Mchell-l39s BIS
S.msron neps Dodge Sco- bx J& Tapscott-2i bales
CO. b,s Rd n do Ghon Sco-i do Smith, ThuKar
w. peil sons-t3 csks X r iaydon--3 do Tho
mas co. eape, AueeuIy col csk WedeI Meyer
- crates Sss a ,lumford--3 do Berry Wav-7 MD
S NE dc H2ae aassi Wiley s'unams5o
Richardson Watson--3 do Watt cases
anvs Robinson2 bales css i7o era,. I,e Sssns
eel to order-t bxs w lnglis X co. s ~ oAs ! par
LivERrooL-Ship Robert Parksr-ls9a bars iron B..l. 4
AnA9ny-ii esss, nsrdwas Psmbsrton52s bar. IRON
kroom eo-iSoe insot copper Hsndreks bros-si cssS.
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l. v GINA CORDIAL l.,
OR THE
ELIXIR OF LOVE.

THE great and increasing demand for this celebrated and
powerful remedy throughout the British Empire France,
and the United States has given it celebrity which time
only II has long been used and BY the
most eminent physicians throughout the civilized world
sovereign and speedy for Incpen Consumption Barren
meas lmpoency Lucorrhna Whites Distracted, difficult
painful Menstruraon iucontnence Of Urine involun
tay discharge thereof and for the OF the
syste whether the result Of produced
irregularty, illne s., accident.
There shadow of doubt that this and
the subject delicate hundreds would testify
e efficacy Of the Lucna Cordial pecifc for
narrenness Fuor Albus elects Irregularities the Secre
tons rams in the Kidneys Female Suppressons Tor
rolapsus uter and fact almost every disease
MnSn me most delicate portion cfh~ human organization u
LOT any thing short Of that Is offered inlbe
Whe In all other diseases enumerated above whether
or chronic will be found safe and sovereign remedy The
secetve organs and bracipe the whole system without
the secret and bracg the whole system without
On the contrary perfect harmony with
and does temporary vgor but
renewal of the natural energies The bottle used will
fully convince the purchaser Of the truth Of all have
serted.
Principal Office, i2 Fulton street. New York Sold also BY
Seth w. Fowle Boston; DR.. Wadsworth Providence W.
Clark, l6 North Fifth and s. Murphy, North
SIXTH street Philadelphs o. X Tyler John NJ Lsreque,
and Roberts Atkinson baltimore Chas Scott Wsshington
City ~ Linhacum, Georgetown J. B. Wilder, Louis.
vile, XVI Sanford Perks Cincinnati and by other per
$N per dozen. a. i'm m
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BALTIMORE, May 81, 1876.
TM Wedher-Ercttement Relative TO Southern Mems
po'unfeerstor Merieo-No Rsguisifion Yet-.ar,irai
~ inc ornann,ds Ners-Suicide-- Stock Board, &c.
The weather continues bland and pleasant The sun
IS warm but there suciency of air stirring TO keen
Us all COOL notwithstanding
The general inquiry is, what will he tho nav, r..
from Maamorasr as is generally tina, tho nav,
intelligence must come from Gen. Tayor's head ousr
tiers, in the palace of that ancient city
The young heads" Of Baltimore are stirring than.
selves in good earnest to repair to the battle ground h
fore the fighting all Our at night ar. va
cal until late hour with martial music and the harsh
tramp Of men, accompanied with the shrll Of the
officers giving the word Of command. number Of vo.
untser companies perecng themselves in military
expectation of being received into the
Oh their country in a few days.
ne Governor Of the State has yet made his requi
~ III troops IN obedience to a call which made
v" nm " 'ne PRESIDENT of the United States
Iemne, named Johanna Wagner, committed suicide
y.ss om me aimshouse, having cut her throat
WIN piece Of glass bitten from tumb2er
ne news py the Britannia reached this city th;a MORN
ing IN briei selcgraphic despatch from New Work n
seems 70 excite but little or no interest.
:. sales Of Stocks at Balt,morc.
Nay a-$iooo Maryland ss. ssk $1,000 do q. a. y.
loo do ~ 1000 do SIS do - Up u ~
s31 900 do SIS do do s3X $1,000 do -. az = az, sV
sdo y. ON Maryland 81 closed ,oS y" 40 40, ~
:is sSY'S :lm&Sf s ID cSi:: 4 #
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miscellaneous Record
BRG CAROLINE Loyett at Charleston the lit instant
"a, 80 TO- lon 70 90 saw wreck bottom up supposeda vessel
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, May 23-An FIR brig Union. Pave, n York;
brig Oneco, Smith, Portland; schrs Iowa. Dayton, York;
chsm Perry do CID ship Stephen Larman Conking for
Canton.
CHARLEsros, May 2o-Arr brig Caroline, Lovett, from
Boston.
My OnLEaSs, May 4-Cld steamship Sea. Pit6eld Point
Isahe ship Margaret (Br) Black Lverpool banks Juno
Dicks Boston, Lubec, (Lubec) Kadecker Bordeaux Arr
bark VIM Ivy Hoffman, Matagorda; briggs Vandalia Wall
Philadelphs; Massachusetts. Collins, Marie sshr Hope
MITCHELL Montego Bay Ja Towboat Jefe Brown, fin
the Passes lowed down and to the 9Th instant bak
Cheste enesee and Saranac brig Hope Howes and schr
Peasants bark Achilles brought up bark VIM Ivy schs
NoRFoLx May 2oth-Ar schrs Lspwing Smith, I'm New
ports Brilliant Holt, FIN Cherrystone pilot boat Reindeer.
Sou"S to Bsmore SGookyn
XII m ses
Terry for Haven.
denux; brig Arctnrus. Gould, New York; William Penn,
nods Matthews Boston; Baltimore Clifford, Jo Gem Pike
ypSus of as, PRSsh h Rs. ra
Boston, Thomas Fenner Nickerson, Provdence Horton
Corson Newport RI; Toga, Fuller Providence; Senator
Clark; Angeline, Miller; James Hand Weaver, and
Rnsh. Cromwell Providence assrsoit, Godfrey, Taunon
Hornet Padelfred, Taunon King Cook Taunton; Earriet
Enller Bendley Providence cid ship Wyoming Miercken
Liverpool; bgs Hnnress Baker st Thomas and st Domin
schrs Jane, Bryant Bcs,o Ann Elizabeth, Somers, Waen
Abraham Brown Davis Fa River; Holden Border Rhodes,
Providence; Daniel Baker, Friak, Newport; Odeli,
RIcHMoYp, May 2I-Arr schr Eliza Brown Brown, Tho
mlson; schr Providence, Patterson, Boston,
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U Packet ships Louis Philippe, Capt Long. for Havre
and Toronto Capt Pratt for London, will sail tomorrow
morning
10 The Norma for Havana, will not leave unit, Tuesday
morning.
n Ion 50 IS the wreck Of. vessel sunk TO the
Spoken.
Bark Hsrir ALI Bs1sr from London for Calcutta March g.
BI sss si.sao,d So days from London, for France April u
'S ss ss
Ship Eiiaa5eh Ellen, 50 days form Aavrs for Orleans
Ship days from Boston for New Orleans 10th
off Florida Reef, LAT IS, Ion 49,
Whalemen.
Arr h9s; W T9wn Pss ss Bspa Fspsh ST. South
sth for do. Arr do Jan Harvest Brooks Bridgeport no
Arr at Edgarown 10TH ship Alabama new of Nantucket
3. soPR:, % MsdGrd to fit for whaling to be commanded By
sppca9 alt, bark Cossaek. Delano Pacific ocean,
Xnai New Bedford, asd inst bark Newton sIoeam Gate
I mS 5 bS w g % @ oil
1900 lbs bone Sent home lbs bone the voyage adj
sSs g.s%ssfs ss l..sssi fs 3D.
% 'hig franklin Chadwick, Of and for Bedford direct
,aS Bedford IL, ship NJ ~, ys mon Sss.
S ny i'Ss'ti ssSets
@asS, ssSo 50 VII FEB e 81 q MssS
w mos Dlckasou, Lewen stated Dec H. 1900
bbs) bound to NWCoast; Mch lat 50 Ion 50 W. schr Alon.
tender 20 bark America of Newpo from Sonth Shet.
,snd fc Falkland Islands. she reported the America
skins also s,opinston ship name not recolec.cd Bennett
ySus going ashore his vessel is probably the sa
rah Esther, Beenet Of Grecnpor sa no Ston or other
wesSe ship ha, CAPT Of th. name May "a, Ion
showing signal with white field red border and red swal
on San Carlos no date, ship Edward Carey. sayer Nan
WEsrroaI, May 2oA letter from Mr.. Slocum second Off
Of brig Tho Winow Baker of Wesport reports her AZ
Ap mos out with $50 bbs sp oil wis alongsde
Spoke March lat IL Ion 81 w brig Samuel and Thomas
Provinceown 10TH lat 30 % Ion ship Brandt Samp
son, b, oil stated; 2th lat 40 Ion 81 w Elizabeth
Starbuck Parker Nan 100 Apl lat 10 50 loa % w Gle
mentine Of Bremen, 2S0o VIII $50 50.
spoken by the Chenamus, Boston, Feb lat 40 s. lon
132 10 w Eleanor Of Mystic whs March lat IS IL s. lon
60 10 w Cicero, Rowland NIB 1900 bbls TO cruise months
OF Falkland Islands then home; April s % 90 s. Ion 81
w, franklin, Chadwick OF do, 1913 days from Oahu.
Foreign Ports.
BORDEAUX, April 29-Adverised, ships Taima. Murray
for New Orleans Immediately; Tbracan. Brown for do
29th inst, brgs Adrch Scales for York immediately
Fanny, tEngl for do do.
Curacao May S-In port brig Agnes, Rich, from and for
New York.
cAsDirT, Ap.i sL-ssilsd. brig Union, Mitchell, Swan.
ovAy., RI Nay ie-rn port, bris. Juan de Csr.ssn.,
ofsy'f TOR view forh, OsoSsana Crispin, for Boston,
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY "a,

Cleared.
;..s
Rs;.
Bak S,.sis Tory INV Orleans. Taylor and Merrill.
Brig Actif, Ekmann Rio de Janeiro, via Richmond G
s ss t ks.sis. sl nssy .ss;ss Pr
sehT 6S. .sse, T;sS .yno ss.'f Philadelphia
sh iess ss:: amoT .s. hrden
schr Navigator, Bsynter Richmond, Va.
ssss s f'1s! r' %:S1 ss,! selfsl4
sssSp Rss. pa1t. H Fs1issss
Steamer M'''''h"sc!ii: :.l rsf Friday sss.ds"'e
Ship Java Stone Charleston.
Ship Robert Parker Parsons tof Portsmouth, NE) from
- @ s ss Co m
Ship Marmon Edwards; from Liverpool, ed April with
Ship Nathsnie Hooper, Churchill "a days from Hayre in
a. ,Dat: g. Sr GO 9Th SS
b ss .p Kudo days from Bremen with
Ship Hartford s.nnerman days from Savannah, with cot
e. MAY Sa
Bris H.!1si i brown. day. from Bermuda with md.e to
F..sEa Crosby IL day. from c..y,%a Pr
in company with brig Commodus, Bailey for New York
Schr Highlander Pendeton l6 DAYS from A,kapas with
sugar and molssss to ssyre nth inst lat $685. Ion II
Schr South Carolina, Power, days from Newbern NC,
with naval stores, to l. Mitchell.
Schr Dodge. Knapp, days from Alexandra, with mdse
Sturges, Clearman X Co.
sc6r Napoleon, Chase, days from New HILL NC, with
naval stores, to master.
Schr Curew, Keen, 3 days from Edenton NC, with naval
stores, TO Benedict Williams
Schr Emma Julia, Rowland days from Newbern NC,
master.
Schr President Coombs days from Boston, with stone
Geo Baker
Schr Delaware, Cole, Georgetown, flour, to NJ Plat.
Schr Gazelle, Churchill, Boston, mdse.
Schr Cambridge, Hall Boston, to Dayton Sprague.
A Br ship, with passengers, from Liverpool
bark; 2brigs-unknown
Sailed.
Ships Panama. for Cantou Clifton, for New Orleans; Br
ship Cons.It for St Andrews; brig Good Hope, for North
Kingston, ri.
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daysj sehrs AmsfQn Moore Tor xofk Ezspsth, Snow.
dV s'Iss s esi Hin port brig Mino ts~ for
DI issss s Nay j.. v.%:y and An W
s s; n" 1;.r u
Answorh for New York immsdistely Narrssansett Dss
passengers Baltimore, Johnson for do 10th; Lola Higgins
ana Hn9as sy sa ship Cambria
ns, S SD s pa Sasf @ a u
s sSs asw .s: s:"ss
ready sail for B,9go " and Boston Palermo;
about isI col Tayos steiasy Rio dnds having repair
L.a.s ss s s,t; ssss. ga'%f
s sS s.h
dg Teassr alcCardy from wilmington i scms
and for baltimore, dischg.
@ Ssw AS Gs as ss0r
IF 90
MAssAs1lIa Siaye-I port brig carisUse, Abbott, Tim
NArLrs, April si-n port brig Mary Jane Briggs for
PrnsAMsuco April ,,-An, bark 4 pouslas;, g day.
from B'tmore and sid same day bound probably for no
Feb ship Fra.Elia sgsw for Boston Boston
sa. dafs oa @sSS New
S Rsa eSssa 2Rt HsssS Tip
ass
nopth Thompsos BnIioa Woskiagten CGst,sT
poo saow as'1 ass
70 Porto Rice; vs,0ra F Halifax NsS vi; 1son II
snGs ' New
York.
@ ; saIsss v ns s e s
having aeak de out; would have to discharge
h assss snd ..sS April sd brig San Fernando for
April ,s bark E gs@nsAan Boy cg,s. for
VALrARAIso Feb le-Arr ship Mariposa SpauIding, New
-"~ Home Ports.
Bosros. May 22-Arr ship Parthenoon, Woodbury., New
hsaa :aS RSs bss
T. s. E f S.E ' ks ssss. s
ship thas painted ports and deeply aden herm brig and
sii ss
sw G aTy Elem E r sLSas
i ;,d kf Mi
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the outer Roads three schooners bound East.
from
and sehT Baltic from Maysyasa came II hi: mernng and
Saco schs Coral for Hartford: John Rowle for Norfolk
and Cooper. for Fall R to sea last evening"
The the Elisha Buckmans has been
d.chsrgsd and think she will be Of sustsinrg eompa
sold yesterday for the benefit Of underwriters There
but two schooners the anchorage Nothing
NV BEDFORD, May 2i-Ar schr Richmond, Gibbs, New
York; sloop Corinhi do Sid schr Lagrange Perkins, FIN
Camden, do.
PHILApELrHIA, May 23-Arr bark Wabash, Street. from
Are,asa. Gould from New Yort; william Penn Taylor.
from Boston: Boundary, Shackford from Wilmington Del
schs Baltic. Pike Il day. from Maysguez unc,s, Rogers
from Norwich Ct; Louisa Reeves sooy from Boston;
from Proyidenee WIN fa.Smey. Banks from Hartford
Miller; James Hand Weaver. and Odei Smith, from
New York; Boston, Collins from Boston, steamer Colonel
rolling Lsekhart Yves, ISdss; Albert yina Nichols Dos
Hartford; vesta Ladlum, Newport; Commerce, johnson,
Harlem; Emeine Whelden, New York; Lake, Lake, New
PoEILAsn. Nay ao-Arr bark Agnes BlarchaIa Ponce
terson Frankfort to load for West Indies.