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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04
BOARDING.


a GENTLEMAN and wife can Obtain pleasant IN.
n furnished grout room with bosrd also few single
gentlemen, by early application al 70 Cnsmoerea ooe
door west Of Broadway. nS
BOARD wanted down town by Young man. got TO
ID eNcess I've minutes walk from City Hall h-fef
erces exchanged Please address W. A. L. tribune
ofice. euS ~
DOAKpINc. gentleman and his wife. In wsns Of
Dboard wish unfaTnishsd room snd pantry. loealed
a. ausS'
DOARD-A large front nom on The second noof win
Ds bedroom adjoining rto which The Croton vstsr v
iptroduc-d To let with board at II Beekmsn ALSO one
or two single gentlemen b. sccom modsisd vita ooars
and room by applying above. Reference required
aus
DOAKD-Nilh rooms Furnished n required for single
ID gentlemen. gentlemen and their wivcs may DO on.
lsined by applying q North Moore between Hudson esd
yarck ss. aeS "
DOARD.-rwo gentlemen can be ecommodalsd with
ID board with the srcond story front room, In ksnee
and good neishbothood BY applying o. IL
II. ~ -
DRIyATE BOARD-Up town-A gentleman ana
L and his wife and three angle gentlemen can %
accommodated with full or partial board and very plesssns
desirable rooms IN small quiet family, S Ami'yst Ne
fsrences exchanged. yls sweod-
D0.KDINts-Csn De hsd In |. healthy and e-puai lQ'
with shower cold and hot balhs. At lS hoitst be-
tween Grand and Broome sls Terms moderate. he'ef-
ences exchanged jys I'm.
DOARD IN BROADWAY.-A few single gentle
Omen or gentlemen with their wives, may be sccommo
dated with pailors and bedrooms with board aoS Broad.
way between Broome and Spring Location pleasant
and genleel. Bath room In The house. jyU I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04

~ Between John II. aud Maden-lsne. al
TT beware q Druggists and Drug stores a. none OF
thsw In Negg-York vii ever be- allowed keep Dr. CHsis-
Tf,' ,rtiras and a. many OF them oHer ovoeles coun
,erCi,s iva sTaWSFn
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ROBERT ". lands.
- Isl BROADWAY. al

10 The public are respectfully spprl'ed ,ha, the ONLY
ses In View York obtain Or CHRisriEs 0rnhne Gal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04


,bs company has been lork to promote the cuitvs
lion OF sugar In Mslscca The locality chosen 10 Close
~ Mslscca and il said consist II fertile tract OF al
iuvis lain on which 900 acres have been PROVISIONAL
10 srrsped for with the Government his tract 10 re-
,rsen,ed 10 possess great facilities In unlimited com
naud Of water for purposes ~ transport and msnuiac'
tuf And kbundanc, Of wood for fuel Who On account
Of ia beng bordsred by plains At present merely cum
vs.ef with rice th-fo would be- no dihcnV W eNhhh'
ing ibs plantations any degree that might nhmA'"p
syp..r de,lrabe Labor i sbundAol and the Chinese
ara already engaged ~ commoncs Inc Panung u So
10 considerable extent 80 that Tho company "h'h
completely Organized vii ind largo supply ready Tor
thsif purposes WILMER Hnth's Times
WnTg WonAS WALgfTe WIN CoLoRgD Man
On Inrsdsy respectfully dfessed youDg wpinAn
named hraoells Down str1sr6sss board th4 htnefi
can ship Warrington Irving preferred complaint
against seaman belonging ~ the vessel naf1fd
CsOrEr Nils for ssssnnrK her Sunday evening ast
C0nnDiainanf stated bsf abs proceeding along Hop
eytsi N conySnJ Win M william Eistr = eOlofed
man steward ~ he vssssi when M prisoner
fusbe5 % - her and stfpek hsf ne nrek ~ tho
,.,,n trS eryipg out Inn ~ ihn vhitA rfnpsn vat
ron, lElag yDanE follow toffpbpfstsa no ssOvs state
,asri and .sil that he prisoner hs1 ssPesss1 risb
maj bs1 b. ony been IN ppssessiyn ~ BE Nszns BE-
.b,a ~. van him psurh 9th bic stifs Rns boon
an 4, Iondfsn NJ Huston SAIL u ~es fnpsi de
gfsesfD yfsctes tnsi parties eHpi9 ny rsN s's ~.
.,fssts psseesidg without bsing ins"isHf ""~",-f
,i.., - ne f,r.stlee IN Aaerirs &c " allowing vhh
s,,.sis ~ wsis sissH win cdyfsd pSfs'n 30 Np21
,sa,h hsfa MT while N gofispf itfy 0ahi fssYst voc
lsrs asd nj ibsait ysfiifs rbp esfs htsiky ''-'
,.,.tlgs Ia in,spsfs and ednfsfOp, f17fsg Ps'ss.A
80, aimed frq0, han 10 sfrayissioa lbs ps1hs'
wa er5srsa " ysy is u - see'uJ si'Af we '''e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-27
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, March 400 Fs M
We have no change Of any importance to report in the
stock msrket Hsrlem went up to-day y per cents Nor
witch and Worcester III Reading Y; Morris Canal 4;
Erie Scrip and Farmers Loan closed at yesterdays
prices.
AT the second board there very small amount of
business done, at prices current in the morning
The following II synopsis of the law passed the L.
gislaure of Maryland just previous to adjournment for
the resumption of payment Of the interest the public
debt of that State.
MARYLAND RESUMPTION Law.
Sec l. Directs the State treasurer to resume payment
of the current interest the public debt the LIST Of
Jan. l84S.
Sec . yAuhorises and directs the commissioner of
loans after October l. 1897 to issue six per cent bonds
interest payable annually, upon application therefor to
the holders Of coupons certificates of interest The
derayng the ordinary expenses the State there should
not remain in the treasury funds to pay the full
does remain shall DO appropriated pro rata among said
bonds, and certificates given for the balance due
Secs Directs the commissioner Of loans to keep re.
issued and to furnish copy of the record to the Cover
and State treasurer on the LIST Of December of each
year, to be by them transmitted to the Legislature
Sec L. All taxes and State dues 10 be paid in current
money.
ry the is authorisedto borrow the pothe.
cation Of the bank stock belonging to the State. the
amount to supply such deficiency be repaid out OF the
Sec Any surplus not required for the ordinary
penses Of the State the main debt interest bonds
or certificates given for unpaid interest Of the latter shall
be applied first the payment OF such interest in
as may aniunded, and after such ununded inter-
est is entirely discharged either to the purchase or re.
demption the bonds issued for OF interest under
the second section OF the act
Sec Repeats all former provisions inconsistent with
this act.
The and trade Of st. Louis during the past
three years, exhibits most astonishing increase. The
statement of imports shows that the receipts
Of oil the staple agricultural exports, for ls47
generally larger than the aggregate Of the previous
years The imports in each Of the past three years have
been as annexed.
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The principal staple productions Of the country are
comprised in the above table. Tho trade OF b.
leae. employed a5l boatsJof an sggregate 'oon'se
So so7 TONS EMPLOY ing CARS persons in their
Some idea Of the value of the cargoss Of these
heisbovs table Of imporations may DO iouno'
The ~ s,samboat arrivsls at st. Louis In ls46
was a4la representing 4o7 sa4 The greatest num-
bar Of arrvas occurred in the month Of May being a72
equal to 70 per day ct Louis 'the terminus Of
of these vessels The eights here discharged
and sher mass into store ransbipped for some
other point To give idea Of the shipping business
ot ~ Louis We give below table showing the various
noints from which these boats arrive may be well 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-27
Arrival OF Strangers I'm New York.


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Real. Boston.
ss:r E. cf fs.: SWAT Hare
En- MiNs sii ssos sss'H ,ehs"st Elliott;
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s. DE- Harden Se
WIN Shoemaker, rhil.;F +. North New Britain; 4: ss-
y,sge HARTFORD; O. e Bsetwita. Bo.tpr; W Fs;ley'
sy$;::;s & 5s;:;hs; S%sTas'oa; H. M Spencer
u..;ss s.ss
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Dsnf w. anSn s" wnyxo sa:H'1 Sanford
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s. $SsSss $s$d:!s s. Eliot fsss'S"'
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Ssoas 5SrE:: S.G
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Parsons .. u, Mssehs.ts1 Edwin busas
fs,so' Boston 1SS
S''5, %% MS;ghs s.S c:Ssis: jsi9 S.e%s s:;ss
ss. raSi Hos md LADY
. RArHBUN HoTEL., .u IT a,
NV Js:sS kitsIia: Per Bruce T,Sy; "a
H'n ns, S Ss% aSi A1 asy%cn ss.o;
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a ss1i'Iaas- osi.vills1 Rich
Beers s.ss: ,,;I m;v; e: en- n
s::s :s' MI!iS'S
III ;f
:1f
co 1HH, N.S asysn; A. 4 Wood, New London s Bull
sssy s:"?l. N5f Ts;s
Ms,!Ssws. Do; Ra.:sii aotshi:. New Haven; Sspt $
souIs. dC ChEls; Oaks DO; s,nfra DO; e. s Is,
s:S e "a: tSs;S $s
;s=ssS ' n: &
| Conn. Capt. Weed, New London.
| WESTERN HOTEL.
George W. Ford Chsmung CO.; r Churchill Hartford
Gutter Phil: Z. .. B. Campbell. do; NJ Stone, frovi
dence, X. w. H. Robinson, AnleborouEh; w; H. Beau
Wilson, Boston; Samuel Hunt Baltimore; T. N. Hayard
South Kingston, X. l.. Z. Crosby, Gos.erbargh
TAYLoRs HOTEL.
L. Wiltse. Clarkesvilei John J. Lyel,. New York;
Mann, New Brunswick Miss Geston, Fort Hamlon Mis-
PettiboEe, Hartford; A. Z. Jessup, Wesfeld.
Crackers and Cheese.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-27

COMMON Pleas, March 26.-Beore Judge Ulshoefer-
Christian ScheUerUoiden Geo. Bruce The argument
In this cause TO the admissibilty Of testimony to
snow special damage, was resumed this morning, and
the evidence ruled out then consented Dy the
Court that juror should be Withdrawn, and that the
question should bs brought before the Court in Banco
ind the decision of the Judge should be reversed
adjourned.
Before Judge Ingraham-JYm. c. Porter ct al u.s.
Julius Jdcobus This action 10 recover 81 400
the balance OF bill Of goods sold TO the defendant The
defence was that the goods sold to person named
Finch, and not TO the defendant The Jury, however,
rendered verdict 10 favor Of plaintiff for the fsll
amount For plaintiff, Porter and McMahon for defen-
dant. Mr. Campbell
Judge ngraham took two nqussti and then the Court
adjourned - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-27
Married.
On 'hs goth inst, by the Rev. P. r. Brown WILLIAM
noByHrsor, to CArHGRIrE HowAEp, both Of this city,
i.,rm of acatland = =
Died.

On Thursday morning at o'clock, after painful and
LOG ering Illness CAROLINE SUSAN vito of James H.
Chapman. aged 81 yesra pnd III months.
relatives and friends OF the family and those Of
her Edward Windnst are vited 10 AT.
tend the funeral from No Ann street on Sunday after
neon, at o'clock, without further invitation
On Thursday evening, as inst, CAsL HgrraIoH
GorTrnrED BERRENs Of Lubbock, (Europe) in the 30th
year of his age
The friends Of the deceased are invited TO attend his
funeral this Saturday afternoon at o'clock from No.
1853 Washington street
On Thursday, March 25 h, Of consumption, WILLIAM
FnEpEsrcK second son Of Amos Lucas, aged 40 years.
months and IL days
The relatives and friends Of The family are invited to
attend the funeral on Saturday, at O'Clock M from
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The principal increase has been in the New Orleans
and Illinois river trade in ls46
Ths trade and commerce of st. Louis as well as inst
Of nearly every other western city rapidly incress
ing, and several Of them already equal the commercial
movements of some Of the ports on the ssaboard ST.
Louis Cincinnati. end places equally favoraby stra
ted being outlets for immense agricultural sections OF
the western country, must ultimately be extensive e4
porting ports, and give employment to half dozen
large class steamers where they now employ one. mo
agricultural and other resources of the West rave
hsrdly begun to be developed There 10 no possoity
of ssmatng the endless amount OF wealth hal secuon
Of the country must, in few years, produce we snsl
astonsh the world with unlimited RESOURCES mooh
more than il has ever yet experienced; and we shall
build up cities in the interior Of tho country that viii
rival the ancient cities Of Europe The valley OF me
Ohio and Mississippi river destined to be the granary
of the world and supplies will g. forth rom 70 me
utmost bounds of the earth. We shall clothe tho nsKeo
and feed the hungry of other nations and the door,
and give shelter to the oppressed Of every tongue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-27
SHIPMENTS OF BnEApsrurrs TO EuRopK.-Th.re

SHIPMENTS OF BREADsrUFFs TO EuRopE--There
have lett the port of New York, since January LIST
and tho goth March, for ports in England Ireland and
Scotland fifty Eve ships, sixty three bsrks sixty eight
brigs and FIVE schooners ali freghted with -FOUR grein
meal &c; and from Norfolk Baltimore. Philade phia
aud Boston during the time than hundred
and fifty square rugged vessels have left with like
goes for Europe There are at the present time more
than eighty large class vessels loading the latter
places with grain Go. The London and Liverpool pack
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their creams, and listening to the delightful mu-
sic in another garden. We also heard young
Strauss, who bids fair to be rival to his fa'her,
and good deal ofjealousy exists between them ;
they lcok more like brothers than father and son.
think, my dear madam, by this time you are
ready to fear shall never conclude, and will par
don an abrupt conclusion.
Yours. H. A. B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-27

Jesse B. Browne, Speaker of the Iowa House OF Re.
representatives., IL six feet seven inches high
James II. Lucas, Esq. Ia the whig candidate for Mayor
OF ~. Louis, Missouri.
Governor Johnson, Of Louisiana has sent message to
the Senate recommending pardon for MIR Barau, who
found guilty of having as SECOND in the late
duel between DR.. Thomas and MIR. Labesu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-27

sae that those ssed under the heal Ohio river
embrace all the bca's arriving from any place a. owe
ro the head other points," embia es all boats am
wing from Cairo any point between the mouths othe
Obi, and the Missouri aad the head Upper Mssissp'
p embra all arrivals from the Mississippi above 'he
month of tha Missouri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-27

To tho Omcers Of the Amy and Navy.
rv.rvhins necersary for filing the camp chest saddle
bss In The most compact form Dresin Eases contaniag
every article for the toilet and IN the smallest eompss
proof Money Belts Clasp Knves, Dxsns Dram
sasks Travelling Mirrors Pocket nk'tand'' oo'o fen'
cases. Les'ne'n D''AAs 2SIJiuN'5 BAZAAR.
~, n,osdwav corner OF Courtlsnd st.
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Sugars, Teas, Gsc.-B. Albro d Coz LILO III
$40 Geand streets. arc selling gooa ~
low sugar shnss for seven pounds; 10
long Black Tea. q tour shpgs ana the S aII;
pound; cid fee roasted and ESnpd eny psp
Oil, at six shill,ngs and d"sr per gsloa
They have also assoItmrpt Of fine old vines Pu
Juice of he Graz @, fer medical and other purposes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-27

To the Brooklyn Pubiic.-Robertson, pro-
lately opea.d branch store a, s. Fulton stSssi
portion Of his distinctive system OF large
anal profits the peculiarly Of which syIem
ea.tomsr. with Has. equal n fash style durability and
blishments Of Broadwsy, At prices IS per cent lower
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-27

Fashionable Garments-lf you want tIc
most fitting you Just call at TryonS
aud We will yop val @
are certainly aultes He gives them most graceful tnin
on the boot BY the by he has just received ~ last
Tryon has nothing shOu. his ny
readers want to give him call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-27

ITALIAN OrERA-The attendance at Palmos last even.
i1g was not large, owing to hsssvere STERN which was
enough to keep all within doors Those who did venture
10 attend however. were well rewarded. LINDA" was
admirably performed. Bar in excellent voice. and
her performances brought out the warmes dcmonsra
lions of spplaus, Pco appeared as Perotto and was
rspurousy received She sang sweetly, and received
simple part assigned to her Benedeti and
also both in excellent singing order and gave their
capital the part is admirably adopted to his peculiar
sty'e. Linda" is charming opera-it possesses 80
IN my OF so:s S. Little point: n The story or plot
tors The sterling virtue Of the savoyard pssssnts the
quiet friendship OPierotto the unpreendns psty
dents which generally Of account in the Opera The
scene between Linda tBarilD and Anthony (Benevens-
five point The beauties In the opera
We should be under the necessity Of abiding to almost
every scene Tonight We are to have an extra perform.
We are informed that the company now singing al
ralmo are going TO give concert for the benefit Of the
of deceased fremen
CHnfsry's MrrsrRILs.-This evening concludes the
sixth week OF this company, proving conclusively in
what high estimation they are held by the citizens
There Is variety In Their performances, which any
similar class never presented They good muscisns
hone catane player Is decidedly the best we have ever
heard and their wit is rich without sny vugarity /,
"A pleasant place to while away evening.
THE ALLEoHAriASs.-In accordance with the public
WILL and at the urgent request Of their ten thousand I'D.
mirsrs the Alleghanans understand will give ano.
Their grand concert at the Tabernacle, on Monday
evening next which will positively DO the last for the
season
Mr. Lover had erge audience at Armory Hall on the
im on which occasion he gave ono of his Irish eve.
N'1sS he was rsp'urously received
INC new Italian troupe expected soon to arrive here
~ oommence an engagement at the How ard Atha.
N@um' Boston, on the als Of April AMY
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SCHEDULE or PRICKs.

Portable Shaving Cases.-The most porta-
BILE aad at The time the complete and elegant
article manufactu ed having requisite 10, geue
mans toilet, and a travelling companion InvsuabIe For
sale by @. SAUNDERS SON. III Broadway
A few doors above C0urtlands 81.
Metallic Tablet Razor 1trops@The SUBJ
scricer would call the attention of and the pub
manuiactured @. SAUNDERS SON,
1T Broadway. opposite Howard Hotel
Diamond Pointed Gold Pons-$I,bO Pens
for Pencil he time is fast approaching when
The gold pen will the of all othen-combnng
elatcity and hness Of gull with an indeauc
ribilty which pertains alOneit 10 IN tact the most
economical article An excellent pen can be had o
J. Y. savage % Fulton street, for ten shogs only
gey be had for 81 which Is the chespest
and best pom in the world.
Morehsad Graduated Magnetic Machines.
These beautiful instruments important improve.
all others. being much convenient power
full and effective Prices equally low AZ for Articles
and Sold Wholesale and RETAIL BY u CMoRE
HEAD, ls2 Broadway.
An easy htting Hat ID truly a conafort..-
we know OF no better such than KNOBS
as Fulton Buldipgs) he will mshe hat 70
a., t vour head be difficult suItno headache with
one Of his Beavers Moleskns. We speak from expert
ence.
Archer, Halter, 26O GreenwiCh street. Will
Introduce his now style Of Hats spring Saturday the 9th
inst which il beautiful article with entirely new
style lining.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
l.. WOODS PATENT AlR.TlGl
COAL STOVE,

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED offers TO the public new Stove
Tor heating stores. psflors, halls, Offices, ships ana
steamboat cabins containing and desirable improve
nen whereby great smouut Of heat gained over any
stove before offered The improvements arc of that fk
ind character that thoy satisfy the purchaser AZ glance
that n really valuable. tow Of then many improve
nsents here set forth.
They have crate Al the bottom, aud the coal rests
upon solid plate
The ar admitted 10 the heated before it reach
the fire BY hot air chamber consequently the coal IL
all consumed.
it's artisht aud 20 constructed that II needs
rakin9 ifec from dust escape into The
Icom
II is coomical The application OF the heated air. "a
eosnccton with the fact that u cannot be disturbed by
raking complete combustion and consumption 81
the coal a principle not before obtained ia stoves
few ~ the numerous Testimonials are herewith at
tached.
We have used during the last Winter, Of Wood :
ArIsh Cylinder Stoves. which has ught bottom, upon
which the coal rests instead Of CRATE We consider %
one the beat have used. for economy 81 fuel
cleanliness and comfort and appears fulfill all that would
he expected for the purpose designed. -
sept 2, isil (SisncdA " WILLIAMS
Ne. the undersigned. concur with Nj Williams. (hav.
ins used the above siove 90 ITS advantages over al
oihers We have any knowledge Of.
W. Cartwright. loo South ) Eyingc, ~ Beaver
q. J Cornell. l43 Hudson. !. n Moses, 90 Beaver
benedict Bradley CO. 30 Pearl
Geo Senley T. feaflst House
H. after fal OF three weeks tho stove proves unsa s'
factory, the purchase money vii be refunded
L. WOOD -ii Nsierst Ncw-Nokt
o. Al the Oregon Foundry store corner OF fst and SCUM
ST. hsts. iamsbafsh where variety Of stoves are 10
b. sold. wholesale and RETAIL low for cash olt mcod'
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MARINE JOURN AL
PORT ON Nav YORK.

Arrived.-Packet ship Zurich, Thompson. HAVE 9TH
Oct mdse Fox Livingston 18Th inst, lat o. aN, long
3g 49, EXCHANGED signals with ship Henry Clay, hence For
Liverpool Same time ie IN with the wreck Of br ship
Nirginius water logged and abandoned-beioe reported
18th At o'clock IN TAT a. 81 Ions ~ ~ passed the French
steam ship Philadelphia. steering WNN. The Zurich
came anchor on the Bar A. o'clock last evening Sail
ed in co with ship Mariana, tor NNOIk.
W shp feueIe, 6fielen, naVre ~ ds, mdso, 10 BEL
mont-3o2 passengers 10 died the passage Both sept
lat az a. long 10 30 In heavy gale, carried away fore aud
mai nasts fore main and mzen gallant mass
Bis Caroline (of Bo.i0ul Hubbard, Nuevitaa = days
Mahogany, 6c to Holt Owen. Len brig Tonqun'
Young, tor NYofk next day.
Brs MARYLAND Graeia, Calais. Me, lumber, 10 smith \
Boynton o.,
Bug n Randall. Bray, Machias Me d. lumber, 10 +
Snow Sons.
Br brig Helen Mat Case Windsor. Ms, y ds plaster
Hr Iris Ellis, Csltf, ST Ann Bay Jam, ~ d. piemeno
ke q master Len bus Petersburg tor NYork next day
schr splendid Small Calais, Me, 20 d. eih 60 smith
Boynton go, -.
schr Enterprise. Of Bait. I'm Halifax Ms, FISH
schr Science, Fish. NBedford, ds. ia ballast
Schr BAY State. CLARK. Calais. Me, h lie, FISH. 60 smith
4 Boyntou.
Sailed-ship Sardinia. Liverpool