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MEDICAL.


CARD--pR. WHEELER. ocULIsT % GREENWICH
Eye and Ophthalmc Surgery also to the insertion Ara
s ni hs a an
United States Treatise with eases OF his great
Ing at ii. Sss Hours Of a;sadaSes eight 4
o'clock. +. N.
RYE. AND EAR-1A PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD. FREE
srbng Doctor POwells and successful mode Of treating
i%psrsd large supply q beautiful Artisssl Eys: Jus.
'''' ''' 'A'''s''' p'''' JAMES W. POW ELL. MD.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIc.-THE GREAT poPULA..
q n ali Gs Ss S
certain parties to manufacture spurious article and oner
ssnS%s Fly
Mice Roth articles Scntap no ana
6oIE M9WAn s4E ETfs srvaE sIr ' House
TnA6EK Essa late If hs American Hotel
RooME Esq supsr,nts adsnt o. N l. Hospital s ;,
has Also received the first premium Of the American Ia
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION THE GREATER THn
public and much that public
rant, ssssHns ss re :ss
s rS s % sy Don s s to
deserving The extraordinary attending the Of
suar eurss Il has saeecd naturally
cnton OF many physicians as well as the whoe fraternity %
quacks.
Now that this preparation is well known to be
tain incipient Consumption Asthma, Liver Com
plant Coughs Bronchitis and all similar Affections thaa
any other remedy known, there will be. aud
found those sanousy wicked to copcoct spurious
and perhaps poisonous xture, and try to palm " Oh
the genuine Balsam We raise false alarm We advise
the public OF these schemes that their health net b
s sn s sns' Der irS f Y s$ r. villa
Sssy ESis s sa'
ties Of the spurious thrown into the market and
public generally against PURCHASING any other than thas
having the written signature Of BUTTS the wrapper
For sale Wholesale and retail by Messrs A. d. 5sadS
100 Fulton OF William 20 broadway Irving Buid
Lane and by the druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canada.
nNE TRIAL WILL PROVE THAT OLD PARRS FILLS
~ certain for Indigestion ivrP,u .yo D,ieus
Attacks Sick Headache Swimming in the Head Loabing u
Food Furred Mouth Night Mare 1rrcsoiuton Nervous II
reby and every disease arising from Disordered STATE
Of the Digestive Organs forpidy o. the Liver or mpgry
lave bsp England France the East and West la
dies China Australia and many other parts OF the world
ID &c every fully hailed the most iava
ise Of health and tho most promising
its nnpe discoverer Thomas Psrr, BY whom
was and whom produced the most wonderful
Thomas Parr born at Aderbury IN the parish
WnppstSn in shropshrs England IL n, the resSn q xSs
married his first wife, who brought him family OF sever
Children and died leaving him widower At the An Of -
married widow named Catharne Milton, whe here hin
two children and survived him Old Thomas PArr died
London which place he taken to be shown 70 King
Charles the Firs) the ith November 1885, At the
nshing arc hundred and fftytwo years nias
months Prepared by authority and sold at l Broadway
New York The price Ia y sents per box.
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WANTe.

RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A
situaton ~ Nurse and 10 do PLATA wing Chamber
maid and Seamstress travelling with lady l. full
competent 70 take charge OF infant Can for
Two days at u Carmine street Good city references will
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C0hh ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
ONEY MARKET.
Monday, May IL


The market opened heavy this morning and prices
for most of the fancies fell off fraction and the sales
were to very limited extent At the arst board Long
Island declined Is per cent; Canton Co. u; Farmers
Loan 81 Reading Railroad u.
At the second board there were few sales at prices
current in the morning
The demand for foreign exchange, for the packet
leaving Wednesday, has thus far been limited and
quotations are by no means firm Prime bills on Lon
don VIC quote at asa per cent premium; on Paris ST.
26& ST 25i Hamburg 80 a 35Al; Amsterdam 40 lOh;
Bremen, 7S1E 10.
The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer
of this port to-day $43 payments 24S ST.
advces, SOL 900; balance, 50, 1882 20.
The following named gentlemen to-day elected
officers Of the Board of Brokers for the ensuing year:
David Clarkson, President Charles Christmas, Vice
President Bernard Hart, Secretary George II Brod-
head, Assistant Secretary James w. Blocker Trea
surer G. L. Lewis, Roll Keeper.
The actual debt of the State Michigan amounts to
$2516533 49, to meet which the State has 5000 00o
elusive of revenue dervabe from the State tax or
other sources.
The annual report Of the Lehigh Coal and Naviga
ton Company gives very favorable statement of the
affairs of the and the operations of the past
year. The receipts and expenditures were annex
ed -
LEHcH Coal AND NAVIGATION CoMPAyY-IScoME AND
EXPENSES.
Water rents, ground rents, &c ............ $32710
Net profit on coal sold in 1848.. ........ 1915
Net Tolls i0r 1915 5uooS3
Total revenue, 1913. ............... $473720
Expenses of repairs and interest," for 1884,. 1858
Net income, 1S4S.. $76,O57
The whole amount Of the capital stock Of the CON-
pany is 81 sos $50, being 3OO7l shares of $50 each.
The only loan Of the company convertible into capital
stock Is portion, viz $196,50o &c., of the mortgage
loan.
The following shows the comparative indebtedness
Of the company the LIST of January 1S48 and 1S49
LEHuGH Coal NAVIGATION CoMPANY-A0GREGArE
INDEBTEDNESS.
JAM ~. Jan. I, 49, Inc. Dee.
Mortgage loan. .... S946SOS l,0OO,0O0 53l9l
Common loan....... 36SS,2S 36S6,S6 1873
Floating debt. 340,015 446,9S2 10G,gO6
Unclaimed interest
on mortgage loan. 1854 1854 S29
Arrears ofinterest
common loan. . . S6OSN s665i6 60l5
Dividends unpaid. 1913 1873
Total debt. S5si3Ol3 6,OOs579 l66,9a3 1873
Total increase in 1S4S. Sl6j56o
The decrease Of 1873 Al in the common loan above
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BOARDING, &c.

BOARDING., &c.
BOARDING HOUSE wANTED.-A LARGE HOUSE IN
- good locaton-the lower part Of the city preferred
Possession wanted Immediately Address box l2 Post Office
DOARDING.-THREE GENTLEMEN AND A GENTLE
ID and his wife, board with pleasant rooms
moderate terms at No. 100 Greenwich between
Fulton and Vesey streets
ROARD-A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC-
- commodated with pleasant breakfast and tea,
il desired in small private family where German and
French spoken Abingdon square, 9Th avenue Ad-
dress Home, this Office
BOARD, OR SMALL READY-FURNIsHED HOUSE. IN
- the vicinity Of Now York. wanted for family consisting OF
gentlemen, wife, child Zone od) and nurse Must be
situated railroad steamboat line where the com
muncaton with the city is constant address immediately
stating terms location, etc. to box LAS New York Post
Office
VJNHE HOUSE 3O3 GRAND STREET, CORNER OF OR
i chard has lately been fitted for the accommodation
of Boarder attention will be paid to those who will
the proprietor with their patronage pains will be
make the comfortable Apply ut the house.
to Mr.. John Gilgan, .2 William street. stairs.
ITO GENTLEMEN DESIRING SUITE OF ROOMS,
handsomely furnished; single Apartments in private
family they be accommodated reasonable terms by
applying at 66 Lspenard street. doors from Broadway
ID OOMs.-TwO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE
~ beautiful front Room, without board, furnished
with gonteel private family Location in Houston st.
near St. Thomas Church. Address S. C.. Herald Office
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SALES BY AUCTION.


Jacobs PLATT--L G. DARLINGTON, AUCTIONEER-
Damaged and sound table knives and forks, and pocket
Jacob Patt will SELL This Day, tho A.o-
ton Room. y Plat street, for cash. above entire
which sale will commence. having been damaged
the voyage from Liverpool consisting OF good nssort
Knives and Forks viz sham back white bone
tip and handles ivory in sets &C. Ac to all OF which
the attention of purchasers Is directed.
pYJACOBS. PLATT.-I. G. CARRINGTON, AUCTION
- eerFine English single and double barrelled Guns.
ordered by eonsgnee highest bidder
out afcrdng good opportunity to purchase for
private use and imitation and real
10000 genuine Walkers Percussion Caps 10000 Hills Qua
10 S. I0TSss fss with sGra' dos each
invoice The above will be sold at eleven o'clock.
csy This Day at the Auction Room % Patt street. for
to which the attention Of sporsmen and others Ia d.
rected.
RYJACOB s. PLATT-L. @. CARRINGTON. AUCTION
ID ecrIIardware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods. Hc-Jaoob g.
Plat will SELL this day at at the Auction p
the trade consisting of shams white bone cocoa,
black tip self tips &c. Table Knives Carysrs
also Ivory SETS also entire package Hand and Pam
mel Saws which have mahogany handles suitable
retailers &C.; also general assortment Of Hardware and
Pocket Cutlery, &c.
A NTnoNY J. BLEECKER; AUCTIoNEER.-LARGA
9Th and 18th Streets the Eleventh avenue and che Hsdsoa
River "A nthony Blocker will sell at public auction.
the s Of AZ .ss
lots of ground situate the above streets and
togcthera with the right the Hudson RIVER
Hudson River Raroad viii Be in operation On the nth ave-
the course Of few months with other improvements
The sale viii psremptory tho highest bidder M
title Of the oldest in New York The property will b
sold free and clear Of all taxes AND sssss
No. 7 Broad street.
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The decrease Of 1878 Al in the loan, above
mentioned, is caused by allowances to that amount
made to certain holders of past due loan, who In
debted to the company for water rents and ground
rents, and who, under the peculiar circumstances Of
the cases, possessed the legal right Of set-of
The amount of coal brought down from the COM
pany's mines $50 tons from the Beaver
Meadow, 6S1 from the Iazeton los, 100; from the
Buck Mountain, Il COL; from the Spring Mountain,
65,41O; from the Diamond 6,391, and from the Wyo-
ming Valley, via White Haven 10,425 tons; being
aggregate the works for the of tons
and increase the previous year Of 36,774 TONS
The coal from the Company's Tamaqua mines for the
gear 1913, amounted to $50 tons-showing an in
crease Of 1904 tons over the preceding year. The
transportation Of lumber reached 81 0961 feet being
an increase of nearly 100000 of feet beyond the
quantity for the year 1S47.
1t is estimated that not less than 100000 tons of
coal will be brought down from the Lehigh region be-
fore the close of navigation next fall but much depends
upon the result Of the strike among the workmen,
the canal and in the mines.
1t is stated that transfer Of majority Of the stock
of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company is about
TO be- or has been, made to number Of Eastern capt.
tasts associated with the Toledo interest which will
place the road in their hands 1t said the road is to
be rc-lad with heavy rail- and extended on through
the southern tier Of counties and eventually far as
Chicago. In connection with this an effort Is being
made to connect Toledo with Dunlsirk, by road round
the south shore of Lake Erie. When these improve
ments arc completed there will be O continuous line of
road from New York city TO Chicago
The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad is about
being put under contract This road all the
mountains dividing the Atlantic from the valley of the
Mississippi The construction Of this road is Of vast
Importance TO Savannah and Charleston, as 1t will COM
plee the connection between these cities an the West
The customs receipts of Liverpool show largo in
crease and almost keep pace with tho increase of the
tonnage Of the port The following comparative state
nent shows the progress compared with the cores
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M ECnANICs, HALL, No, Az BROADWAY, BETWEEN
w Grand and Hroome streets.-OPEN EVERY EVENING
DURING THE WEEK and every night until further notice
the original and we'll known CHRfSTYS MINSTRELS-
organized 1912 the Oldest established i'm the world
the first to hArmonine melodies and rnators
success In this city during the past three years
elusive evidence OF their superior merit and attra
The Company consists Of performers under the
OF r. Christy Doors at severn Concert
mencing at three o'clock, p NJ
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TO BE LET.

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNoNJNNN1 yNNDNN|NNNNNNNNNNNNNNN@
ITO LET OR LEASE-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
with garden and of ground, ut Bedford, L. l.,
miles from the Fulton South ferries The house has
with attics md servants stables &c. retired
situation. Apply to
T. KETCIIUM T. CO., No. l Hanover st
Also cottage on Oxford street. Brooklyn, mile from
the ferry, with garden. stable, &c.
ITO LET-OFFICES AND ROOMS, FURNISHED AND
unfurnished, in house 81 Nassau street. the
office. Also the store 10 Gold street. house from
street. Inquire Of EUGENE FERRIS,
A Nassau street, In tho Boot store.
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Mr. DEMPsTER's THIRD AND LAST ORIGINAL
l Ballad Entertainment will be given at the Tabernacle
on Thur,da Evening May 18th including his popular Songs
Thing" Mans Man for a That, Lament Of the Irish
EmRraIt," Let us Love one Another" "My Mamie o."
"Im alone, all alone" Duncan Gray" and his popular
eanata "1he May Queen in three parts Tickets cents
to A einht a'clock
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FOR SALE.


NOR SALE-A BLACK HORSE, EIGHT YEARS OLD,
Icy hands high, good traveller stylish in harness,
perfectly kind and sound well suited for family phys
can also Barouche nearly new VIII be sold singy or with
the horse preferred. Inquire Livery Stable 81 Christie
pher street.
A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, IN NEWARK, N. J.
"A story House, with and fixtures
we'll Of water barn. and out buildings, all nearly Lot
80 by 100 feet deep Price 700 dollars For further parcu
street, N. j.
NOR SALE--A HOUSE AND LOT, VERY PLEASANTLY
Il situated, No 20 Abingdon place Possession given i'm
mediately. Enquire of A. G. Bagley, lS9 Broadway.
nor SALE, IN DROOKLYN-TWO LOTS CORNER OF
Fulton and Orange street. feet front Fulton
hundred and eighteen feet inches Orange street
the seventyt feet six inches half Of the
purchase remain bond and mortgage Inquire
Of G. l.. MARTENSE, No. l Front St, Brooklyn.
A BARGAIN FOR RAILROAD CONTRACTORS, QUAR-
IA rymen and otherA lot superior Dirt Cars Of large
capacity Car Wheels Car Bodies extra Boxes Horse and
Hand Drills Derricks Wheel Bsrrows with other imple
suitable Contractors sale low
advances. Address A. +. DOUGLASS, 50 Wall st.
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BIT RESPECTABLE
w young woman, 70 do general homework chamber
work waiting Chidren's Nurse . small private
my Can give the best Of city reference Please call
- Sixeenth st. between 9TH and 6th Can be
for three DAYS -
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CONCERT. THE LUCIA FAMILY WILL SING AT
- Broadway Hall No $50, Tuesday evening May 10TH
Tickets rs cents children, l21 Exercises to
~ o'clock Tho family sing at Brooklyn Thursday
ing at the Sloan Presbyterian Church. Prince street.
MYRTLE n
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WALHALLA, IS CANAL STREET. NEAR BROAD
w wayThe new and beautiful illustrated Tabeaux Vi
The Female Serenaders Sin gng Dancing and Feats
by the Female Acrobats, render this charming Of
amusement At the the small price Of admission
25 cents, orohestrs boxes, 81. 'centa
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THE GOLD COAST.

EOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA NEW Or
Il leans-Thc United States Mail Steamship Company win
despatch Saturday May 18th the oommodious and well
known steamship FALCON Chagros via Havana and New
Orleans and will land receive passengers at the bar a.
United Mails for the Pacific from Panama ~
California and OREGON.
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MIRA US NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM
anss nset-Taesdsy Evening Nay IS win be acted the
tuynaoie farce OF HIS lRSf PECCADlLLOMr. Jonadab
yinkn MT. Chapman Mr.. Slyman Sadbody, Mr. Pardey
nossnnn ynkni Mrs sherwood To conclude with grand
orien tai drama, called the observation-disclosures Mr.
GhsniraS; RAYMOND, Mr. HERBERT Amaury Mr. Hamilton;
waiter de Muntell, Mr.. Barnett Eustace Fitzgerald Mr.
Williams William Mr. pardeyi Ethewood, Mr.. Booth;
Peter Mr. Sands; seu Mrs Isherw cod Boxes - cents
Pit l2 cents Doors open performances to commenee
ats o'clock.
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OFFICE OF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., 81
~ Wall street. New York, 9Th May lsi9.-At the Annual
Election held this day. the following gentlemen elected
Directors for the ensuing year viz -
Thos. w. Thorne, John J. Herrick Andrew d. Meick,
Gilbert Davis. VIM. Van Wyck James L. Adams.
Henry H Ward. George Bell, John Hecker
Martin Hoffman, w. H. jacobs. Philip Burrows,
John Van Boskerck.
And At subsequent meeting Of the Board, Thomas w.
W. e. KELLOGG, Secretary.
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A CAR D-,TnE SCBSCklbERS, PASSENGEKS OF
to Charleston take this method Of Offering their greatul
to Captain George Emory, Of tho bark
ualco prompt energetic and genteman1y bearing
towards His noble and manly conduct not confined
the of saving from watery grave. but
the whole he assiduous in contribu
ting comfort and happiness We wish him long life
and well the happy bride be proud Of such
a Gallant lord. W. T. PERPALE,
NTw YoRK, May Q, 1919. G. y. PERPALE,
Both oNSt. Augustine. Il. T.
The first mate. Mr.. Boyd unremitng also, In
tributing comfort thank him kindly; also the
eeeo Nd mat Mr. Monkrccth.
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WANTED BY a RESPECT RLE YOUNG WOMAN.
silva ion As Cock aud TO do general housework.
msii priv ate fsshy Would have objection short
distance In che oSunry The beat of reference be
Astaeos
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Died,

On Saturday evening the 2lst inst. after lingering
Illness susanna wife of John Langworthy, in the 33d
The friends and acquaintance Of the family, and
those of her father Mr.: Joseph Parker, also the
Iers Of the New York Lodge No TO- l. o. of O. f., are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral from her
residence, No 100 Division street. this afternoon
o'clock
On Saturday evening" the 2lst inst, at her residence
Is Reade street Mrs frances LOCKWOOD widow of the
late Ezekiel Lockwood, aged about 65 years
Her remains will be taken this (Monday) morning to
Greenwich Ct. for interment.
On Sunday the 22d inst Miss AMELIA JUDAH, aged 81
years and months.
Funeral from No. 116 West Broadway opposite White
street at o'clock, this (Monday) afternoon.
On Saturday evening, 2lst inst, suddenly, JAMES
GREIc, aged II years and months
The friends of the family and of his James Greg,
jr also the members of Rutgers street church are
spectfully invited to attend his funeral this Monday
afternoon at o'clock from his late residence, 30 Scam
mel street. without further invitation.
On Sunday the 22d inst. suddenly, Mr.. NICHOLAS p
1sAAcs, aged 81 years, months and rs days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. 4Bethune street Monday afternoon at
O'Clock, without further invitation
On Sunday, 22d inst, MARY NELSON, widow Of the
late Thomas Nelson, Of Poughkeepsie, and formerly
widow of the late Nathaniel Delavan, of Paterson,
j., in the 9th year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral services at the house
Richard Nelson No sth avenue, this NIondayl after
noon, at O'Clock, without further notice The
mains will be taken to Poughkeepsie for nterment
Suddenly, of commissions, on Sunday 22d inst EMMA
Weed ''' ''' o''''
The friends of the family and relatives respect
fully invited to attend her funeral the residence
Of her grandfather Platt, 2SS West ODD street on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, without further notice
OF malignant typhoid fever, TERRENCE the beloved
brother of Alexander and Patrick Mcdonnell, of the
Parish Of lllycorbett Balybay Co. Monaghan, Ireland
aged 80 years.
His friends and acquaintance, also those of his
brothers and broherinlaw Mr. Peter Boylan are res
pectfuy invited to attend his funeral from 200 avenue
A. on Monday April 23d, at o'clock percisey, without
further notice.
On the 2ist inst at jamaica L. L. at the house of her
ather the Rev. Dr. Schoonmaker, JANE REMsoN, the
beloved wife of Cornelius Van Dine Of this city, in the
sd year of her age.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Tuesday afternoon 24th inst at
o'clock, at the residence Of her father, in jamaica
l.. j.
On the 23d u at the residence Of her husband John
Palmer Darby township Delaware county Pa Mrs
LucRErn PALMER, eldest daughter Of Thaddeus
Brown, late Of the city of Philadelphia.
Worcester, Massachusetts, papers, please COPY.
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bark Chuar Sims sid for Salem Feb manned principal
ASaosruRA March 25-Bark chares une brem brig Mar
Br9r Hon. April Galveston, Crane from
sr. b rs
a. G Sya Rq % Sawyer Naven days ''Ar
'i T"Rid&i March NO AN vessels in port.
for Nyork, soon; Mermaid; Upton Of and for salem
s1 nss iS Ss brig s5n
and for Bremen sid 9th.
for Purse s ord.s Ssss
@ % ccn &s s hs' Ps ds G
Marcia -, diss' r, Y
BosroN April a. AMArr ship Amulet Howes, Norleans
barks Martha Ann Jordan Gardenas; Lion Alexander Apa
BrenSo U GotenS Mercy To Skson Morn
folk % GTsaSs and a LADY S 9o Gsps DBL
Adams, Norris, NYork Granite stats gnsw Of this Gor,
TeesrapSSG brig Aaarc
nal for ship bark Srss AT c asn Wash
S6rleans Ssrks Merrill Cuba; Clara Bell FrisSie
cSarssc sS %es Finn briggs Sie
T5uHG and 1 Dennis Ing
kydsr dG shrT Sgan Yssns 9
sTRtiss @ Swain Thiladspa (Ta her ay gar Grrs
do Sid 10Th banks Sarah Bridge Macedonia brg Mary FL
&
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Mo%iIr April lA5r sehr Sea Horse. neIfour Norsans
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se Ms s aHn d RoS y '@n sihS
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ton, Given Bruce Fairfield Do W"shnsson (Br} %
Porte fe
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ton; Eagle Davis, fri; Adepl Gorham dis Fortuna, tsp
Ss%2s 1s.asa s
isde Renand ordea1x schrs Panama Porter ca%peaehy
ship Shepherd Davis liverpool BARK stamSoq Kings sS
Tobey Campeac6y and sisa loved to sea 9TH inst sRI
Sark Jupiter and MarmiOn 10TH 'hrs Major Bache
sAr EuHss adams
NEW HAYES April - sOGg Mad Apthopy Hart Al
nall nal ls1se do; s anh Ann Wilson, do; Watson
PORTLAND, April 2oArr brig Ariel Atkins Trinidad dc
RdeS Cor ih
un a NJ k 1r e sa
5nrg WilamsJafg Pierce James River soop Harriet Dart
EIoHS"s" ~: ao-sld sohrs Mary Anna Irckman,
NYork Courier Rogers Boston, VIM Mowry Barker Jersey
City.
SAVANNAH April lSIn port ships Tamerlane, Henderson
wtg New Zealand (Br) Inglis for verpoo Spartan Fish
djsg lydia Soule for Liysrpoo Rchd Golden Darrell
mlus, OBJ Ashton do; u kingdom, (Ir) MeNulcn, dol
Georgia, Mills for Hayre Hartford. Sanneman for Liver
asehg; Gondar Barst9w, do Sea King (Br) Martin for
Brc": 60 90 !;.Sa McBurney, dschg Intrinsic, Mar
lane dos invisible Price Hc Nspapia Rooster for Wex
Hutchinson, dsehg; Texas, NcNair, for NYork Benjamin
Adams Storcr dischg Peter Dem Hoey for NYor Isaac
Brown dschg; liigs Palm Hail. Philadelphia Yu-
eatan, Baker disehg Gunare Eems, do American, Ross
Lady of the Lake Kinds do; Cohen Hathorn for Tho
Eliza Jane Townsend for NYor; Avarado. Rich
ardson dschg st Patrick. Greenfield, for NYork Matinc
Montgomery for Bath; Maria Toner for st John NIB Excel
Reyel for NYork Augusta Stone dschg Selma Cullen for
NIor; Cyclop Calhoun Boston; schrs amartine
dchg Grand Turk, Washburn. for NYork VIM Henry
Savage dischg Marlehcad, Films, for Proydence ELS
Svperland. for Indies.
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Passengers Arrived.

SAvANILLA-Brg Winthrcp-M Moro, Raf1 Formegra
Capt Peppin, Thomas BoOle.
BERMUDA-Brig l. Maxwell-Mrs Bartlett; Mr. Whellier,
Bermuda
BELIZE, Ton-schr Nle-Mrs Capt Hgmpton and child, N
ii Wilson of Brooklyn.
CHARLEsroN-Schr John Castner-E Whiting, Mr. Brnt-
inPhAm.