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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-24

NOTICE TO MASTERS OF VESSELS arriving a
The o' n'd dc sw d
passed May isth 1896 published for their in
sEerosa Vessels arriving the Port Of New York shall
&c subectt quarantine as follows - All vessels direct
residential infectious existed at the time Of their
departure which shall have arrived such place, and
the Voyage any Ease Of such fever ss have occurred
occtsr shall remain At QUARANTINE ai thirty days
After their arrival and least twenty days after their
aa shall
ses embraced in the foregoing subdivson arriving between
q The sad uSdyi:os Mentioned vessel. from
s Of III ssn h
from place the ordinary from which they
he day e'eSsT and al % my any
place Sqeadns Island. All. Ass .. the Msdi,sra.
Western Islands, or from any place in America IN the ord.
sT p pI se % q
her shall be subject 70 such QSaran,n and other regua
SIC ls Every vessel having had during the voyage
OF small Infectious contagious and every
declared Sss S on an her at
The Quarantne Ground be subject visitation BY the Health
for due unes she shall have had on board da.
:: small be- nsS 10 OF
o,snas as the Health oesr shall prescribe and shall
persons on board OF any vessel to be vsccnated
.hil either Give false information such pilot relative
& S f sGISn Of h; vessel passengers cargo
give such shall be lawfully required
pilot board his vessel or unload or rsnshp any
portion o. his cargo before his vessel shall have been visited
5 % ns Ss s YORK ;s ss p.es
Of Quarantine to which he shall be directed shall be guilty
fine two thousand dollars or BY
not exceeding twelve months, by both fine and mpson
- HENRY. Van HoyENIBERGH, Health oaiesr.
Commercial Advertisef and Evening Post please copy
and send bill to Health Commissioner City Hall myis rc
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THE NEW PHYSICIAN.
NOTICE to the Sick and Afflicted, at 1873 Sixth !
IN DIR BALDWIN, Physician AccOucheur. Med

IN DIR. BALDWIN, Physician Accoucheur, Medicine, &c
Having been twenty the medical profession during
ordinary success various parts Of the wordEngland
Scotland Ireland France and Germany, Dr. BIS extensive
6. tuition BY The mos. celebrated r.etons Of v.os:
but few Of the Of pretendes physic
possess Dr. B. be consulted by ladies' gentlemen and
&C. Fee at the above office s. visit, patients If BY
sent an entire new truss for rurtures far superior 70 any
hitherto invented. Asotwo three preparations Of med
cnes for exceedingly prevalent and often fatal in
this country which diseases have BEEN by uneducaed pre-
tenders physic the ea. acquainted with the human
NUNS eholeSo hui. from the 2. fs%SI: and who, ones
intended operations upon the human could give
single sentence in explanation which ought be required
the afflicted The experience ought be to,
who best able 70 combat with diseases in preference
medca and the apeuca. Dr. B. introduces his principle
ofextactng and angs which gives the patients
BY application, either by letter otherwise the ONCE lss
Sixth Avenue, IS lmsrc
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Passenxers Arrived !.

Embarrassing Marmion-W NJ Meacost John Ruther.
ford John Taylor, Mrs Deane, Deane Deane3l6 in
steerage.
BRkMEN-Ship Kepler-G Wilker and lady, T + Will
kinson and lady, Neuhaus--ls7 in steerage.
CyRAcoA-Brg Almstia-H veeder, Rotterdam, NY; II
Andrews, Mississippi.
,,BERMups-Brig Harriet Barr, T. Barr, Miss Barr r.
NJ Hugs, w NeaIon-2 In steerage. -
SAyAsSAH-Ship Hartiord-H j Gilbert lady and child
Mrs Clifford chdren and servant Mrs Wood and servant
Mrs Deoney and servant Mrs Gummersore Steel and
dy, Mrs Thompson and sons, Mrs SNewcomb, Mrs Free
man and child Mrs Bates Mrs Atkinson Mrs Thomas, Miss
N . P1RstR%' an Liss, Field Hughes ElwsI
RS, Iialsey, Haey, Syebbins, MIR Lsrkin q Is
ter Crowell, II Reid, w Barclay, MIR Valentinc-T
in steerage.
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Foreign Markets.

MAyAeuEz T. r., May 9, ls46.-Wc have, for the last
lew days, experienced very favorable showers which
have gvea great relief to the young The
crop winding up very rapidly The demand for sugar
continues good and prices rule from ordinary re-
hning qualities, to 3ic for choice fancy brands.
Molasses Sl3 q Sl4 this quotation is merely nominal
as al present very scarce equenty transactions
therein are very limited The stock of American provi
sions on hand Is net large and the demand continues
good cargo to arrive a few weeks hence would sell
TO advantage.
The stock Of lumber has been greatly augment
Cd within the last few days, by arrivals from North
Carolina and in the face OF but limited demand
must greatly decline. very large business has been
done here this season. but it may besaid be pretty
well over Freighs owing to the advanced state Of the
season, falling of. There in port present nine
American vessels, three French, and one Bremen
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pH,r.pyL,HrA, May "a, 1874.

PHrLAprLsHrA, May %. 1874.
The argument Of counsel in the Of the mutineers
of the Cactuswas brought close yesterday afternoon
Judge Randall much affected during the delivery Of
his charge TO the uryat one time tears were seen to
course down his cheek. He briefly alluded to the de-
mise of Judge Baldwin, and remarked that he had hoped
ere this to have had the responsibilities of his official sta
ton shared by the appointment of Judge TO fill that
cancy whatever should be the result Of the debera
tons the jury the verdict should be carried out in the
sentence of the Court. This morning the jury returned
into with verdict finding John Harding guilty Of
murder William Grimes and John Williams guilty of
mansaughter and Albert Brown Conrad Swan and John
Adams not guilty. Immediately the rendition of this
verdict David Paul Brown ESQ., the senior counsel of tho
the three convicted prisoners the ground that they
had been deprived Of the of the evidence OF Brown
Swan and Williams, through the procrasnaton OF the
Jury in not pronouncing them guitess at earlier Pc
trial will doubtless be granted.
The annual floral celebration of tho Sunday school
children in Washington square. will take place on
Thursday and Friday afternoons They to depo
site their Aowery offerings the saloon Of the Museum
building which are to be sold on the evenings Of each
day the proceeds of which be appropriated in aid
of the destitute schools in the West
The sloop OF war Germantown on the stocks at this
naval station is to be completed forthwith and launched
The big gun Oregon, has been placed upon frame in
front of the large ship house at our navy yard Is said
for the purpose of firing at floating target to be moorcd
down the river. M.4
Tho revenue cutter Forward dropped down the river
yesterday the powder wharf, to take board the
cessary ammunition for her expected cruise in the
Gulf understand that she is to touch at Charleston to
complete her complement of men, which she unable
to obtain here Her exact destination is yet unknown
she sails with sealed orders 4et
fine steamboat, called the Washington, of Glouces-
ter was launched to day from Of the Southwark ship
yards She is built after the Stevens plan universally
adopted by the New York ferry companies, and is in
tended to ply between this CITY, and the neghborng
manufacturing village of Gloucester, which, in consc-
quence Of the recent improvements bids fair short
time to rival its neighbour, the city of CamdenI
Sales Of Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
MAY 23-FtRsT BoARD-Si7I Lehigh Mortgage Loan 131;
800 do County Elves $780, 3d. 200 do 1860 3d. 800 State Skies
co. 500 State Elves 81 100 State Eves 63A so shares United
States Bank ~.
~rrER BoARps5o 600 State Fves cash. ca HOO CtyFves
l0l.
SECOND BOARDS shares Mechanics Bank 20; 1000 Viii.
mngon SKIES 49, 49, "a shares Lehgh Interest ali $1,000 Will
mngon Skies 49, 76 Is shares Manufacturers and Mechanic
Bank 100 do vieksbnrg Bank 81 20 do Schuylk Navga
tion 90 $1,000 Reading Bonds r.
AFTER BoARDSl0 900 State Elves 6t 90 shares Lehgh 49,
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New ORLEANS, MAY l5-The Cotton Market infu-
enced by the extreme difficulty in negotiating exchange
the scarcity OF money and the rapidly advancing
freight continues to present remarkably heavy appear
ance, and prices are constantly tending downward To-
cline Of c per H. The prices paid are, however so ir
regular that 1t becomes difficult to quote with any degree
OF accuracy and SO conflicting the views Of brokers
atoms We should say that mddlng Cotton is worth 81
&c per 10, although many partcs-the majority Of
them in factpreend that they cannot effect purchases
at these rates. Commercial Times
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IN WISH B L E

GO closely resembles the real head Of hair that sceptcs
y and conoiseus have ed it the perfect and
extraordinary invention ofthe day The great Of
or weaving which closely
sembe the natural hair both in ghes. and natural appear
porous and free that in all of PeIpiraon evspora
ton unmpeded and the evils Of other wig. entirely
avoided The sceptic alike invited
inspect this novel and beautiful Wig, and the peculiar
method of fitting the head the manufacturer, A. c.
BARRY 46 Broadway corner Of Liberty street, mp stairs
mi lrnArc
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& co-746 ars iron W shieldsn crates Mumford-a
Crooks-l6 bds steel a19i bars hard
ploughs ties bay 81 tons coal 50 100 states .,
10 order.
BrRMupA-Bng Hsriet-s chs cream tartar do grease
bbs old 05 casks 20 half bbls
Dnvenport-s cks Middleton Coz lot Of coral
master.
CuRAcoABrig Almas22 "a bales goat skins hides $50
bbls salt Ia kegs cochinexl Fouke x Sons
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90 M M e nc 1 "A L..
New York. Saturday.

New York, Saturday, May 80.
There but little doing in the arious markets. and
they without change.
CorroS-The nclemency of the weather to-day, tend
ed to disspate the small feeling existing to transact bust
this article Holders to be equally indiffe
rent about realizing although freight is firm and the
tendency OF foreign exchange is downwards The few
sales effected to spnners and under circumstances
which would form criterion to the market We there
fore continue to quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-24

&k00 REWARD.-Cross' Specific Mixture for the
W ~! cure Of Gonorrhos elect StrictIres and snala
gou complaints OF the organ Of Of all remedies
yet for the above complaints this Is the GER
least restriction Diet drink exposure or change in spp
cation % business: We give n9 long q9aehish recommend.
for itself shall speak for it. Our object notify
where il be had and the proprietor challenges single
will rapidly under forfeiture Of $500 This
disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks Of high
low rich and poor, matrimonial and single they are here
presented with remedy by which they themselves
without the least In the shortest time possible
urtherhe disease cannot be CONTRACTED III dose Of the
Mixture taken at night going to bed when exposed
i putup i bctes with full directions accompanying IT, at
81 One bottle lasts week. which generally cures-many
Bro;dsw:y Gomez Of John street New York. Mr. Barry
Fowls i33 Warrington street. Boston; Canal street Nav
Orleans and ~ Main street. Cincinnati mJ5 I'm en-
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DIX. CONVEhS
INYIGORATING ORDIAL
NOR 1s, GENITAL DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY, iNCON.

mon ddENNX,rTGoRATIMG CORDIAL;,,
This celebrated and powerful remedy has been most
happy effect the practice Of the ryscans and
surgeons IN the British Empire France and Germany. Indeed
81 M were the that the late Ashley hail
susain the high encomum The highest medical authority
n United States
sIs permanent Of the distressing complaints
PROPRIETOR does not offer this remedy - Cahocon, but
consequence early ndiscreet es habits OF youth md
excessive indulgence of the passions in ripper years.
physical prosiraton rrtably torpo Of the liver
dyspep loss muscular energy weakness Of back and low
ency premature and total decay Of vity
ration oil mind confusion OF IDEAS loss OF memory
Of vision pain in the head vertigo and lunacy
Ga umidy ssdstfust and love Of .olitude
traced % the above hefu Young Cities
ana IN the country where these solitary habits
70 an alarming extent and those, whose matrou
have not been productive Of those happy results
hs advertisement treats of important subject TO them
yo9 would be relieved from the above named s and Be
restored 70 manly ygor delay this cordial The
b@b ana null sur which The msdeine are
usi SO hall dozen or $50 per dozen.
B-Strangers the city before leaving should procuro
aew bottles Of this cordial. which win be iouud miasay
serveeable IN warm and climate whore those
Gays ~ ~ - e
Lamp Store, San building, New York
The Ccrdian will be forwarded to any part Of the
closed. - -
Also fer sale by Dr. Wadsworth IS North Main street. PRO
violence L.; at 1873 Washngton street. Boson No. Broad
way Albany; and Of Marchliss, Urcs, N; Y. .
letter POST paid at M Fulton street, New York entrance
the once tnr0uRnt the store. ai6 imsr
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DIR. CONVERS

CONTINUES to give me dcal advice in all Of pri-
~ waite disease Dr. C.s well known success in all forms
most importance to the victims Of indiscretion.
Strangers and citizens may the Doctors services by
applying his Office i36 Fulton through the
Lamp store
ceebstd for the OF impocncy emissions
&c &c for sale above Advice gratis those who
r. NJ. my13 Nsr
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
AEnArDnI@ Cn WA

THIS CELEBRATED WATERlNu PLACE. will II be
the usual for the reception OF VI
tiers fame the relief and Of pulmonary diseases
extending period of fifty 80 sustained by facts
and of its medicinal virtues however the
Virginia" by VIM. Burke. to be had at Wiley X
Putnams The object Of this Is to say that ar.
comfortable and that they will be treated with uni
form and while the charges will be found
will be respectabls physcsn il aItendanse The roads are
Sulphur will have stages pon it plying between the two
Springs, which will afordu opportunity Of visng In
mv2 Imk re THE PROPRIETORS.
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MAGIC HAIR DYE.

DIED OR GREY wHIsKERS changed to a beautiful
black BY the application Of Phalon
&C Hair Dye Country gentlemen can have bottle forward
ed them by otherwise BY sending their orders
enclosed to r. Phaon 81 under Judson's Hotel Broadway
Price 81 per bottle with full directions for
each bottle.
City gentlemen are myited call at the depot where they
have superb pair Of black whskers substituted or
grey ones, in less than FIVE minutes. maj nt
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THE SHADES HOTEL,

ruT ~ c nsaas OtIeeI, .rxM otae q DTc1dwuy
public that he has lately opened the above Establish
men in style other house of kind in the
city Of New York. The satisfaction which he has hitherto
given to his friends and while proprietor
be guaranty 70 ali who NAV poron.e HIM n M ns t
biishment while effort his part will be wanting to merit
the continuance of their patronage
The usual relishes Chops Steaks Welsh Rareb Poach
ed Eggs, &c, will be served up in superior style
The will be regularly supplied with city papers ~.
well full supply Of foreign papers, by every arrival from
Europe. 49, JAMES nv Ans
mi ms re
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sAvAssAH.ship Harford-s5i bales cotton Collins Car
hart-l68 Spofford 4 Tileston-20 Durham Dmon-7 T
Smith-is2 Swain-33 D Lockwood & Co.'S Burritt
-i9 l. X Graves-H Haxard-i0 Colt Co--ls
I'll Freres-5l order.
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FOR THE PILES

- certain cure for the Piles, either internal or external
bleeding blind Sold at No 2 Fulton Division 81
and by the proprietor regularly educated physician al -
year, sApsrifnss confined TO an oes practice where fls
Gee Ne: II Soysry four door above Spring street..
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TENNIS COURT. 23a ROWEpy

TENNIS CUUKI, Z33 BOWERY
THE Subscriber, having taken the stovenamed place.
would inform his friends and the Public that the Ball
6G 'cs rs5a ~ TO the Alley h added ss
with an alley Of 100 feet complete order he trusts win be
70 secure the patronage of the lovers Of that healthy
mo vorte amusement As FOR the quality OF his Liquors.
III; refreshments, ne will leave to the judgment Of
II. wOOLLY, Bat Ball Alley,
Directly opposite Prince u.
New YORK, May 7, 1896 mye imsm
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Sales of stocks Mt Boston.

BROKERS' BOARD, May 22-5O shares Norwich and Woces
e, Rs'rosd 5 seller d. 100 do 5i 10 do So 2s5 Long
2szs, seller 10 ds do 2ss do Western Railroad IS
do Eastern Railroad, ios; Is do East Boston Co, Az sci
Ter, 10 DIS.
sEcoSp BoARp-25 shares Long Island Railroad, 90; IS
Reading Railroad, 81,
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AN EDITOR DkoWNED.-A terrible Hood occur
red at Staunton, Va, Saturday last, doing much
damage. We regret to state that VIM. s. Ward, Esq,
editor of the Harrisburg Republican drowned at
tempting to cross a swollen stream.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Sall.
Packets to Arrive.

NOTICE sHPMAsTERs
We hope that Captains Of vessels arriving at this
not deliver shipping sts parcels
tended for this Office other than the Ne York
Pilots. or Capt. RoRERr SILvEy. of our feet
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TRITON HOUSE,

GLEN COVE, kONU lSLAND: -
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hotel the head OF the steamboat landing and Is now
thoroughly fitted up and ready for the reception OF Boardr
The situation OF this establishment for The purpose Of Salt
Water Bathing amongst the most eligible on Long Island
tensye water font beach Tor swimmers The out
buildings and the Bar and Bowling Alley are entire
ly ted with the house.
Having farm Of 50 appended 70 the hotel property,
the subscriber can offer his friends the inducements Of plen
tiu supply OF good milk butter such other comforts
as he trusts together with his unremed attentions the
wishes Of his guests will render residence the Triton
House extremely desirable.
Horses and Carriages to hire
For terms which will be moderate, apply to
WILLIAM L. JONES' Triton House.
Glen Cove Long Island. Nav 1. 1886. my5 1mrrc
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HARTWELL'S
w n S HIN G TON USE.
2l3 Chestnut Street
PHI l. A DE HIA.

n IL "A ~ T. IL T. n A.
BATHS Just mtroduced-Warm and Cold-in fine apart
for both ladies and gentlemen; and the or.
and fitting Of department Of the Washing
ton Heuse, complete. i'm
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wApAwANUCK HOUSE,


THE Subscriber having taken the large and commo0ons
house formerly kept by Mr. Blake ana nSorspy Hn?n
as the wadawanuck and having ana rsnSa ;,
the patronage Of his old friends friends the former wo
thy host, and Of the public generally r. n. sn, VII,
The House pleastly situated IN one OF tne nnest VIZ
lagos of the Sound and within sight and
hearing q the rolling ocean i 2s he depot 2, me So
hours sail of the City Of New York The splendid steamers
Oregon and Knckebocker leave New York every evening
for the place. morning boat preparing TO take her
in the United States. FL Nf
The country and furnish the sportsman with game
and perch fishing The Bay well supplied with hne
boats for sailing with supply Of good
fish and surf bathing FOR those who may prefer
There 10 connected with the house good livery stable
and cold salt water baths billiard bowling al
ley and pistol shooting gallery For those who wish
enjoy the dance coon band has been engaged
ing each week for the season. e9
The Proprietor having been engaged for many years the
business feels confden, OF giving good those
who may favor him with call they will find the house well
furnished and the tables supplied with fresh fish from the
Bay aud such varieties the country and the New York
kets afford. .
By selection and by the
enon Of himself and family he trusts to make the Wada-
the comfortable and delightful watering
the world The citizens Of this State and Rhode
Island business pleasure Stonington Will find
quiet home and reasonable charges al the house
To those families wishing board for the season. he would
suggest early application for porter will be in
the Of the boats and TO take charge
mvis iwsrc TX II. VAN RENSSELAER,.
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NJ A N SION HOUSE.

ton Heuse, complete. mN im*rc
NSION HOUSE,
bF E hi.
s :'Gs " ass:s
attention to business, to merit liberal share q their
'ss Formerly Of l &. g. h MoSE sosn
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.-ln CON.
the @ s to s
Mi sts e a os s Bsss
HnsIsa No @ Wsl audst &c American E.ehsase BANK;
Grand {Sri o. rS ns Sy
nd s"a os ss" Sa 's Mty
days Lespeevey Five per cent of the amount subscribed
bank bills sndao check draft cerests Of deposit
So sGeeeSnS 70 w sy
be required BY the operations Of the Company and upon
New York, May IL, iSiS; rons
John }; Boyd, ~ Robert S D. Weeks,
E ESss1s n h Norris G 2:sh.i GHGm.;;9ek
Samuel Sherwood, myIstoso
MONEY LENT.
sas. ros md
goods '.Sff IN DA Hsiss.
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD.-CAPITAL, S2OO,OOO.
THIS Company incorporated in 1926 since which time
ia Iafss
!. a s sss f
Office No. " Wall street.
mylsar.. S wM, II THB2IkNbb . Agents.
GEORGE WILLIAMS, DYER.
SHAWL CLEANER, REsTORERAN BLEACHER,
a; snss.: .A s
ass' Ss pledge. hm
:s:
ss.1is ;'y' and
asss would
ia :t esS.
an e s S
orders attended TO- also Ss'S WirfAas Establishment
hH si4hst Jars
military public 70 b. assortment ef Military Eqnp%ens
s'y y G. css.y
Mes about changing their uniform or those about forming
''. s'"''ns' FIJI c'sHg' f TIis c :.%TpR3'
1li .;ormept oevery variety constantly hand, and
lss am.nc IL 5. GR1xTACAP, ssa Broadway.
BILLIARDS. :.
a. sAtG@s sif cHn2REi IN s
a noym e the billiard playing portion o the repeatedly
.: S:v s III s:;!. NJ:
ss S'f :ssss asss he
psy s hsss s' ~
rs &c s,: well supplied with S sdaG fss f m
$50 900 s4;Y HAM. kSD PRINCIPE 'EoAH'
$50 900 Rionda, all sizes, 100 900 Principe,
$1,000 Emulscion ist, 1900 Lafayette, pressed,
$1,000 Lafayette, 10000 Esculapio, do
10000 Esperanza, | 1900 Europe,
10000 Regalia, 5000 San Roman, LIST,
f25,00 La Victoria LIST, 50 bales Tobacco,
The whole entitled bebenture and lot suit purcha
"i,s Es % sale BY III street. b s..s w sGA b .
! - NOTICE
AZ a::,:h 7sIiss, q: Az;
Wysn ksssSsnT III yslscs sSSs fass . s:.n Per
e09 T. uR0 linen
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Loss OF THE ALICE GREY.-During the storm of
Wednesday night, between the hours OF IL and IL
O'Clock the steamboat Alice Grey forced partly up
the wharf, and while in that situation sprung of
her panks which caused her leak fast that was
found impossible for the pumps to keep her free After
saving the greater part Of her cargo. Chen board)
the river and ashore about q mile below Algiers
where she now LES The water is her main deck.
The boat with the exception of engine, boiler Sc will
be total loss The only cargo lost hhds sugar
and few bb!s mackerei The boat was, we believe,
natl, and to have left this day-N o. Delta May u.s.
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Apyy fs1sAss ps.sssafs q b. GIL \" M8N4&E.
poss Smes Noissssn taken som The once unless they