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Public Sale Of steam Engines, &c.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT
Bureau OF Construction, Equipment and Repairs
February IL, lS4S.
E>OR SALE public auction, at the navyyard, Wash
ngton, D. c., the 18th March next, at II o'clock
two non-condensng steam-sngines, with iron boiler,
and of Lopers propelers, with the necessary shatng
and bearings lately removed from the U. s. steamer
Water Witch.
The cylinders twenty inches in diameter, and two
feet stroke of piston the boiler is fourteen feet seven inches
length with a width of six feet inches and has
tubular fues the propeles feet in dame
ter, and of wrought iron.
The engines boiler, and all the appurtenances which
will be presented Tor sale, may be seen at any time
vious to the day of sale. Terms cash.
o. To be published three times week until day of sale
in The Inel gencer and National Demokat, at Washing
on D. c.; Morning Post, Boston; Journal of Commerce
and Gobe York PennsyIvanian and Public Ledger,
Philadelphia Enquirer Richmond Virginia; Republican
and Argus, Baltimore, and Beacon, Norfolk
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

CoLLEoToR's OFFICE, KEY WEST, Feb T. 1913.
THE NEW LIGHT, just completed Mt Key West, will
be shown the 10th inst. 1t is rstcass stationary
light, and WILL probably, be visible from ships deck
The distance OF twenty miles, in clear weather 1t is
suated eight hundred yards northeast of the site OF the old
light The bearings and heretofore followed for
entering this port may still be observed but vessels APP
proac hing the sbipchannel in the daytime, will find i've
athoms bar, by bringing the buoy in range
with the lighthouse, and running for it.
S. X. MALLORY Collector.
The Herald, New York Boston Post; Daily Keystone
Philadelphia Charleston Mercury and Courier, New Or
leans will please publish the above thirty days, and send
their duplicate bills, receped to the Fifth Auditors office
Feb 2l-30t
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR. F. c. Liable has the honor inform the ladies
Nl and gentlemen of Washington and Georgetown that
"a at his dwelling house, Pennsylvania avenue Days
of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from
o. M to 5 p. for young ladies' from to p. m. for
Young masters . -,
b. Those Indies and gentlemen who may feel DESTROYS
to receive Georgetown, win please leave their
names at his residence In Washington.
Jan l-2aw8m
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FOR AN EDITOR.

" newspaper establishment, egiby located at the CAPT
patronage and with pecuniary prospects Improving The
location healthy the State tho' ougy democratic
and the character and standing of the
with its local poston--wel established The proprietor
of private nature, being DESTROYS of retiring,
will dispose of said establishment tho reasonable
terms. Inquire the office of the Washington Union
Feb 8-d6w
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TIME invites all those Of rich and beam
tul articles in his line, call his old established
sore where they will be to find something please
them, antiquarians in particular
His stock of watches of the choicest kind those most
from the mandatory of Joseph Johnson
Is Church street, Liverpool together with many others
like celebrity.
The ewelry consists of London and Paris manufacture
as well az home fashion and fancy. All articles in his
line which very numerous will be sold New York.
Philadelphia, and Baltimore prices.
Dec "a ROBERT KEYWORTH.
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+ AW and Land Once In observation-disclosures w
IL DRURY and JOHN A. EASTMAN, partners under tho Mm
of Drury & Eastman Fond du Lac, Wisconsin-st'oI
neys counseors and solicitors, and general anc
rants situated in Of that beautiful region aoend
Lake Winnebsgo-oH their services TO he public. ana
refer to Dr. 6. II Van Patten, Hon. John H. Tweedy
Messrs Chubb Schenck, Hon Senator Phelps, Hon Ed
Young March &c. p 1y@,
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NOTICE.-I have on hand and shall constantly have
~ during the winter, number of bounty land warrants
for forty and hundred and sixty tracts Orders
from distance will DO promptly attended to- Office op
posite the Patent Office W. b. WEBB,
Dec 28--3tawl2wif Attorney at Law
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4 building, containing eleven rooms, and situated "
the War Department Inquire the drug of Wethe
bee Bates, opposite the Seven Buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue.
Noyu
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nearly resembles the gastric juice saliva in decompong
ood, and strengthening the organs OF digestion, as hs
preparation OF sarsapara II positively every case
OF dyspepsia, however severe or chronc
BAsE DErlRIMrs Albany May 10, lsso.
Ds Tows,SDi SIN have been afflicted for several years
with dyspepsia, In form, attended with OF
loss Of sPpen extreme heartburn and great aversion
all kinds OF food and for weeks could have been
able to retain but small portion tried the usual
remedies but they had little removing the compliant
Induced about months extract OF
sapala, and must with little confidence but ser using
nearly bottles found appetite reored and the heartburn
entirely removed and would Recommend the OF it
to those who have been afflicted as have been
Yours &c, w. w. VAN ZANDT
NJ B. Purchase but such have wrappers that
hide the bottle completely, and have the written signature
of S. p. TOWNSEND
Principal office l26 Fulton street, Sun Building, New
York; Reddlng Co.. State street. Boston, Dyou & Sons,
1872 North Second street. Philadelphia; s. S Hance Drug
gist, Baltimore; Durol q CO., Richmond; p M Cohen,
Charleston Wright & Co.. ISL Chartres street, New Or
leans; los South Pearl street, Albany; X. Van Buskirk,
292 of Market and Broad Streets Newark New Je
seyj and by the principal druggists and merchants
rally throughout the United States West Indies and the
Canadas.
Agent for Washington, CHARLES STOTT; Aexan-
dria, HENRY COOK; Georgetown, r. s. I. ClSSEL.
Jan 2S-6m
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TOR RENT, nine fumished Rooms the seed
store occupied by Henry Douglas. florist and seeds
man. Apply at the greenhouse ad Joining, or to
JOHN DOUGLAS.
MarchS-3t 10Th north.
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TO THE LADIES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICI

GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Dr. Townsends Sarsaparila is sovereign and speedy
cure for ncpent ption and for the general pros
raton OF the SYSTEM whether the result OF nhe
rent cause produced by reguarity illness,
accident.
Nothing be surprising than its invigorating eff
fecs the human frame. Persons all weakness and las
situde from taking become robust and full of
ergy its influence 1t Immediately counleracs the
nervelessness the female Frame which the great
of barrenness.
1t will expected of us, in of delicate
ture, exhibit certificates of performed but we
assure the afflicted that hundreds have been
ported to
ALBANY, Aug. II, 1874
wife being greatly distressed by weakness and
debility and suffering continually by and with other
having where medicine has ef
and hearing recommended for such
described obtained bottle your OF Sarsapa
and followed the directions In short period it
health grateful
she thus acknow
edging IL, and recommending to the public
NJ. D. MOORE,
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DOAkDiNG.-Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania avenue.
- nearly opposite Coemans Hse has several large rooms
yet unoccuped which she will be pleased TO let 70 members
OF Congress- permanent transient boarders; among them
two three fine front
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
- - &Ma 9

Through by Mail Train from Warrington, via Alex.
andrio, to FrcdcricksburS, Richmond and Pessrs-
burg, Vlrglnia.
The undersigned having made the necessary arrange
ments with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
tween the above napsed place, now prepared under
,he name and style Of ROGERS, DARhACOII, % Al
LEN TO receive Every description of light goods, and for
ward LAS above stately on reasonable terms
We trust by giving personal attention to the bust
ness to NEE, with encouragement and assure our friends
that nothing shall wanting our part TO afford salts
faction. -,
All light articles, such parcels and packages which
NAV he consigned care will be delivered free OF
carriage and merchandise other articles, which may be
too heavy the mail train will have particular
by the eight irtin.
! w ROGERS Master Steamer Powhatan,
b. +. DARRACOTT, Train captain. X. F. Il p. h. r.
WILLIAM II. ALLEN, Depot agent,
Richmond, Va, May l, 18H,-May l-dd
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COULD NOT WALK.

That Dr. Townsends Sarsapara is the very best RENE
DIV for female complaints, there disputing Thou
nds and thousands of weak and debated females that
Frustrated by those diseases to which females are
subject, soon in the enjoyment oil robust health
York, Sept 49, ls47.
Dear Sir My wife has for the last year been very
ey complaints liable to- She got bad at
entirely unable to walk and was as helpless as
child using Sarsapalla and she mmedi
aey regain strength her complaints LEFT her and alter
bottles she restored Being singular case nave
might do good publish She used number OF reno
JOHN MULLEN, 81 Norfolk street
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MoNEr TO LEND.-Address "a" city post office
"A and prepay the postage, Personal real estate ,c,
safy required
Mach 1--c2v
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49, FOR RENT. a commodious dwelling house
M!1 Pennsylvania avenue, in the row known as the
M.x Sir Buildings" This house has been thoroughly
ePared from cellar to garret.-Price $3.50 per year.
Enquire at the Union Office. %,
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DYSPEPSIA
No huid or medicine has been discovered which
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DOARDING.-Mrs WILLIS, the of and
ID 18th Streets has pleasant rooms, suitable
for small families which she would be pleased have
occupied. She would also like to accommodate few
bcarders with meals,
Terms moderate Feb 9-law8w*
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DISEASE OF THE HEART RUPTURE, AND DRoPsY.


DR. TOWNSEND Dear wife afflicted with dis
ease of the heart rupture fifteen
greater been troubled with honess oil
breath Huerng which has been dis
frequently unable leave her bed The P
remedy
but little benefit When she had taken but three
excellent medicine she entirely renewed OF h
the has almost entirely dissPPesIed
She has also had the dropsy and much swollen we
benefited she had such comp
cation Of appear relieved
this statement strange Ms TO
almost like hction but is nevertheless SOBER reality
srsapara certainly valuable medicine and should be
by that suffering have been any dste
this account they liberty call house and have
ocular demonstration. Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM TOWsER / James street
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Furnished Rooms In tho First Ward for Rent
A FURNISHED parlor and three chambers, with the
"A of kitchen, if required, in the lst Ward, on
street, between 18th and 18th Streets the War Depart
mont Apply 10 B. Jost Restaurant.
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b. ship Lame from New Orleans for Liverpool April 90
Barl Diaa,h drown from Havana fr Cowss. April IL. Of
BARK WIN LAR ses fiom Havana Marsess. March o.
Bsrs COmoro from Boston for Havana. April 49, lat Al
Bark Isabella, Of Bath. OF South end Of Woodlands.
FOREIGN POrts
Bazaar Ire. March ss-An bark Rosetta, Beard. Balti
sshp; Js.hu. Bates, s.eass1a H SH NYo;s
,s'i'' Ps s.s kssas:sfa %
& s'' 1s c Saa S Waiter rL
pi i's sH .V% .hip Hannah Kerr Walton
M.sL1 about Feb l-:ld bark Zosof Wallis. for NYork
Moca. Feb I7-BaL La Plata. Webb from Alden, for Fan
g. Hy.evss Am! Bark; Pl;to lime. dig; Jw ccG
t:up"o.ss SYS'li %; rsri Cote: and M:';S.
MGvsry dsg tths was reported 30 ut ds for New
Ss ss1: r. a M:S fa.I ,Ssi
wS S1 3d 1pS sn.u al and T'
smrh d.s: .eh. Aa.ut,s Cock f@ y afolt ] starr (y.h
NewburypoIt via Taaa js. aad other, before
~ hsrr
"a e. DO fsw dsy. Sid ls bark Cora NOxravs tOm Phil.
rols, y%,sy, tom Msz:!i N for HSnsIuiu, 49,. .n,
phi. aah big Ann np Scott NYof '' '''''''
Home Ports.
BANGOR Ap bark Burnhan, Sweetser Boston Ito
D.: s HI. h.:.s A + S. s::s
.eS1; s f kiSy sS:'Isss
Sss " g. s@s
e. s!ii .:'s
rs Geo ce:
S Nes NsSns
of New ss, A md IL H FSS ssr
isb,,i hsri Baltimore John Fly Br,z and market
v Dssyfs april a-Arr sch" VIM To''n Baltimore
o.!r ;@ ship A...p.s. P.:b: H:... is
;s ga sips Winds; Ss:i: S:s;%s; s-s:i
NxwDunIr'sT April ,ssid sch. H'.rOu, Small. and Fo-
NSny... April SH1 ,ehf; sy.S Gol;H,n Boston
up saund NYof se.snd:r Cameo STATE. ,'G
s;a; A Eliot DO DO SD .ehI ramperO Treadwsll.
NerssIe:; bark: Hesroa Hart Havana Shannon No"s well
Yort ,sase. aeed Rogers. J.ao .eS' Ho1
1s sa. Rs. veIm0S gaH
Lon Bay ca .tip 9ndon. Rose Liysrpcoi Diana, Howe
SS sw;
Jchu Dods Paine Bo,on: schr Visitor Harris Rio Grsnde
brI Orion and .chr Emma Norton; omsrye tow.
cd sea st ustaat ship VIM Graybark Nashua Col Cross
SorrLAsD April ss-An.sh, Herald, orifa. Baltimore
su SI NY GS Ar
"a ENC APR. 2SA sen5 Eenne PhadelTh'
SALEM April ss"xr :ehrs suaiss Hill Frs.m,.. Lub.c
%s Mary s%ss
suow GoIaOs B9.h ,or Dc; Hsd.on Berry Bangor b'nd
HIs A aS Ss I:eS Hl Kingston
sS b2s T;!eso Atwood: DsfieS; sch. 5, s,n.a% G%e.
NYork; schr F1avilla, Taylor. Boston.
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Port Of New YORK, Aprli 20, Is4s,
Cleared.

ships-Devcrshe. (pkt, new forean. Lonsou, J Girls
void; Uqess La,h,m. An'werp h Hurbut Il 60; Hume
S.ts,.v,ctoI. Ca.t H.v,ns, GS whselwrish,; Medic
s'Es-Fo%on !, Johnson. asId1, ~. Hnn,er & Co; Anr
Eiza Barker, st Marhs Hurba Co; Veiisco Pekens
" sG Joasos
light, Clay Mobile; ,enat Kagh Apelschicol,, Foi
Croton, Chase, Boston, Foster Nicssrsoa
arrtvUd.
Ship Samuel Russell, Palmer, Whlmpos, Feb S. M,coa G.
ss.a Ar, d ss sn fs S,l iSs :sss:
%s pfssd s,r Arsyls i,% ch1 on the l' FEB for s5
Booft apt - De soor DAYS from B,t'va for Eurrpr
arch 1h lat IS 80 3 lon a. s. /, snch snip AaIeia
p a.s 81 dy afe ON 5s
for rayre March 10TH ATS Ion % spose ench BAH
Hon. %. s sis .s
Ia IS DAYS from Boarboa FIR HayIe, dnm,ted ieasmg
Ap % @ s. Sa pos. Sh 1 ,S
Fo, Of an for Sag Haroo aao aTrel, as. from rersm
vsH Morn Of Nswburyporf, fishing The g. r. is
BRUSH ,hp Ez. Keith, Scott Liverpool ~ days, in bal
last maitland Phelps goa p.,s-nee to Tsp.eoit CO.
bremen bark J.han Georee, Vessels, Bremen days, with
BARK Rug Lvsrmore Apalachcola II days, with co,,cr
Brush brig IhaIls: MeLsushn. CTeylsy Newry, U,l
Big Martha KDsmin, (oi fort'aud) Buckman, New Or
senr L Stuart Loz,rr Por, walthalI, Va to } J
les North Of Barn-gat with schr Chule.
asn, , Of S.snpo' Swfy he, man rigging man
Sem J Cooley Co, cid 'idg.. Boston.
sehr Exec Lowell, Boston.
schr David Cox, Halett Boston.
Birk lnardon tof Bowdonh,m) Sandford from Hsvar,
Bah Ana Hood ON New or'eaa. IT day,.
Also, 2 br.gssnd herm brig
Sailed.
Ship, Senator, New Orean phan, do Skiold savarnsh
April as-su,ris.. Wind S: us1di,,. g. ss.,.,, 2.
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WASH NGroN, April ~, 1s4s.

Congress
There was lively debate in the House to-day,
rscy and sparkling, Scott, Trist & Co., and
their correspondence. (See report)
The Senate had an amusing discussion on
resolution by Mr. Badger, directing the purchase
OF Mr.. Browns full-length portrait of General
TAYLOR, (Which is now in the Rotunda,) if il
could be had at reasonable price. A motion
by Mr.. Hale TO lay the resolution on the table
lost; and it was OF until the proposition was
loaded do wn with additional generals, beginning
at the head of the American list, and including
the whole catalogue, that Mr. Hale was induced
10 renew his motion and the resolution % 10 Is
was lsid upon the table
The Ssnsts next had long scussion on the
Callfornis claims. particularly on the constitu
uonal question OF naming the board Of adludi
Gators, question raised by Mr.. Mason, apo
proposed by HIM Tn be remedied in an amend
ment copierrng the appointment of the bo- ro
upon the President Messrs. Mason. Clarke
Basby, Calhoun, and Ru-k took part in the dis
eussion, and 1t was near four O'Clock when the
debate was susprl de tor the day.
Mr. toote mov-d executive session, his
object doubtless being to have the vote taken
upon the question OF the release of Mr.. Nugent
from the custody of the serjeant-at-arms /; but
another Senator Insisted upon an adjournment,
and he Senate adjourned for the day had been
tedious, II was getting late, and they were hun
CRY, and satisfied, moreover, that their prisoner
would live over smother dav. JAcXY.
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WASHINGTON, April 81, 1S4S.
Items Of the Night.


Col. Haskell delivered an interesting lecture
tonight at the E street Baptist Church, on Mex
leo. His main points were, that the Mexcaus
could never be subdued or northumberland the
country was not adapted to the Caucasian race
that they would become enervated and dege
nerate in such a climate in few generations,
and that We mad better give up the idea of an
nexatlon, and dev~lope our inexhaustable re
sources at home He also gave as his opinion,
from the character of the Mexicans, that tn.
treaty would not be ratified and that we n
as we'll prepare to fall back upon The line we in.
tended TO occupy, as our only safe alternative
We shall give report of this discourse to-mor.
row
Major Loring, U s. A, minus f;pper lost a,
the Gar,ta de Be len, 10 Mexico,ls at the Uniteo
States Hotel. After Leading, with the mounec
GordO, COntreras, Churubusco, and Chapultr-
pee. uuscathed, he lost his LETT ARM or part OF il
at the gates Of the city. Ii was hard, but thou
sands have suffered harder fate than that The
Major bears his loss like soldier, and long ma,
he, with his brave compeers, yet live, enjoying
the rewards OF grateful country.
Booth Is playing at the Ad-lphl to fall no uses
as usual He always draws
The Heron family have also been we'll received
at the Olympic.
Mace adams, the colored hack driver, report.
ed as being possessor OF two OF the II re-captur-
ed slaves, desires US TO say that he Is not slave
holder, has not been, aud does not intend to be
AS he imaeines himself to be vastly wronged BY
the statement, we cheerfuly make the desired
correction. w
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wAsH,NeT N, April 81, ls4S


Secretary Marcy, his Breeches-G General Scott
4 Days Doings in the House, &c.
The House, TO day, was up TO the boiling POI Mt
OF political excitement. Gov. Marcy and Grn
Scott were the principal, prominent topics but,
by way OF variety, Mr.. Clingmau threw in Mr.
Marcy's breeches-" price for mending, fifty
cents;" and General Pillow was exhibited il
"model artist" deformlty, by Mr.. Stephens,
the State Of Georgia. Tue subject mainly dis
cussed, s.em-d to lie in one point 1t appears
that, on the l7ih instant, the House called for
the correspondence between the War Depart
ment aud General Scott. Ga The 25th, Certain
letters were communicated; one of them written
by Mr.. Marcy, ponncing like hyena on General
Scott, dated the 2ls Instant, four days after the
call was made. Now, was this document In.
cuded in the Gala docume Mt not written al
the time Speeches were made pro and con, as
you will see by looking at the report 1t was.
however, ordered to be printed with the rest Of
the documents.
Mr.. Vinton, in vain, endeavored to induce the
House TO go into committee on the APPROPRIATED
bills. No, no: Buncomhe must have the day /;
and whether the county will b. benefited by tn.
proceedings, time will determine
The Senate, y. sterday, confirmed the nomina.
non OF q 5. Whitney, former doorkeeper OF tn.
House OF Representatives, as register OF the land
office al ST. Croix, In what Will soon b. Mine.
sofa territory, and General Leech receiver.
FEIIx
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Hera.a msr,n. Oorr..pumaaars.

Hi s: Syax A ts o ca9g
clsssd1Ssf %yss Aus G.wecd, Rio q. Jau,re; brig
erf Poland do; Fame Kelly do Antaei Gmdy, Fall RI
yer; Tho, Page Gaski do: H-siy Deiano Do,e Newport
mlscsii AN oas Record.
SHP YBKLE reported yesterday lost the lh instant o,
s,uI ksy % he, from sI,sog to Mobile had g.
Of seventy get the vessel off IN
sthoa, effect and she soon ae, b,ls,d The bad
Nr together with the msters, of the vessel al in good
thn soeo vsud 1t 5000 Tor the ps:
having The same shipped without seliog them The
": v's sao
w 70, ton: Surhe0 and wa p'y insured IN Wall street
hal past o'clock Saturday,; w.s hen theeoudh
Of he,vy good, had been taken frce pump at WORK
aud the water dlnni,nsd ia the hold A 6e
.sIsh W.. Il.esd bead l,s..I from II. 'ie,%sI wh.
load the city. will p III d,m,sed tate. the watt,
sss on s,soo 81 Haven
ashore on a N'ushou I,aod: #
seas ;HITL.sD st po'eY from Nortylt got a,bor. on
Thursday after dschsrsig part Of her into soop
me "a: ! %s H. TgsSss of Ssst'bs Biueky fm
Boston %, Albany. with hide, cs,Ie and p,;tsr
sht her cargo wa: carried 70 soarson 18th
Gs q ne M 81 sc s be s S &
70 h. t., that The hs. SesD got OF and
aksn 70 or New LohooS o.qu naa h.i cago wal
board damaged The ,cbr only slightly Injured, and
uld probably repair ard take on ner cargo.
WHALE SIR hope. OF rrovdetee. lost in Msadalea Bay
Cal fnia had insurance Of to 600 the Atlantic Office
Wall street
AT Canton by the Samuel Eu,;e At hi, porl Feb ships
RI, mouth Edwsrd with 1900 bbs oil cruise 10 few
davs David Paddock swaa with 500 bound also cruss
Arr at New Bedford, 2sth bsIk Hesper. Psass Pacific
ceap Tacahuauo, Jan 6. 1900 bbIs 50 oil for Frhuvsp
Left NJ, AIeH Barclay. Bemen 1000 bis VIII Spoke Of
s.s y" ra SS ' cod
Spripg. 1890 VIII.
2l56 bbs VIII IS shipped home az 700 lbs home
Al Heenr Mafch7 trepored by IN. Gcneys, Bos J
bark Fev Of Povincctown, bound Carroll rounJ, %,
IBIS 30 oil all we'll -
saIled fro m Manila prev 10 Jan 10 Fankin, NIB
cruise barge the mte, Mr. Athn; Gait Davis would
return in cops,q renee Of III health.
Spoken dsre (by to Burmsh >, eostou) lat IS g. Ion
~ w ship CDlumbus) ?pchasan oi Lond n, 90
iico bis oil trro5ab'y all wIals).
Spoken.
b. ship India, from New York for 81 John, NB April ls