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KOBWSTOCM8 VER.uTFUGE

This is the most extraordinary remedy
for Worms ever used; it efrectually eradi-
oates worms from both Adults and chill
dren. 1t cannot harm the most delicate
Infant or strongest Adult, and never fails
10 completely root out and destroy all kinds
of worms The cost Is. per bottle, puts it
within The reach Of all, and all parents
who are without it are wantonly exposing
the lives OF their children to those fell dis
troyers of youth, I" Worms."
IE Cdution,-AlI of the above named
articles are sold only in New York, by
Comstock & Co., Brothers, 81 John street,
and also sold in Canton Miss, by
MURPHY & Co.
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Cosmetics for every BODY.

VNO the Italian Medicatcd soap Of Gou-
4 rand are our Ladies indebted for fair
compilations. He is, besides the inventor
of the famous Powder SnbtiIes for eradl-
eating surpctllons hair; Of the Liquid Vege-
table Rouge for imparting a beoutifulc color
to pale cheeks; Of the celebrated Hair Res
~torative whose efficacy Is testified to by
thousands. --NEw YoRK SUNDAY TINES.
All for sale bY MURPHY g. Co.
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,OCOA-A splendid article just r :ceiv-
" ed bv d. w. MURPHY.
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IN me.
EXECUTORS SALE.

Tth ls5O,-td
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es, Playing Cards. Backing and Backing
Brushes; Fancy and miscellaneous articles,
too tedious to mention.
All OF which We are anxious to sell TO
good customers at reasonable prices.
~ N. B. Prescriptions carefully put
up and medicines sold at all hours, day or
night.
ed in New Yorkby Mr.. f. D. Ward, in
Ind the public, believing that our articl
D. w. MURPHY,
J. L. MITCHELL.
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OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1850.

0mr M LEWIS, Montgomery Alabama /. our xsn
travelling agent for Alabama and Tennesse assisted by Mr.
B. BRETT.
Mr. IsRAEL T. JAMES, No 12 South Tenth street. Phladel
phia, general travelling agent assisted by
WHIpPLE wA H. wKLD, o. H. p srEn, JoHs CoLIxs JANE.
DEKRSe, A. KIRK WELLxeros, f. A. Evans, JAAEs CLARK
yoHN w. ALLfs, and r. LocKE
our general travelling agent by
r. smirH j. t. DKsT, TAYLoR W. ARnsrEoHa PERRY
Lock-, w. RAMSAY, and c. 5rxrEnAE
0o-Receps from either Of the above win be good.
GOV D. PALxkR the American Newspaper Agent ONLY
agent this paper the cities Of Boston, New
and Philadelphia and duly Empowered 10 take advertisements
subscriptions required by His receipts will BE-
regarded payments His Offices areBoston, Congress
New York. Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest
Third Chestnut streets.
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When MIR. Secretary Meredith aulhoritatively pro-
claimed deficit in the Of sixteen millions oil
dollars he ascrbed the disastrous result to the Mexi
can war; II he had assured the psople that it was
the work OF the Gaphin plunderers, he would have
hit the nail upon the head and have commanded the uni
versa assent OF the people TO the truth Of the statement
When the people learn the fact that about one million Of
dollars have been paid out Of the treasury by the present
Gaphin cabinet in the first year of their reign, on fraudu
lent and unounded claims, rejected by former admnisa-
tions and that principle. with regard to the allowance
Of such claims has been adopted which will lead TO the
payment Of more han Jorty millions Of dollars without
additional appropriations by Congress, they will know
how the deficit has really been created, and why Mr.
Meredith estimates il at sixteen millions OF dollars.
Surely the Gaphin cabinet is ustrious for its fiscal
ability as its members are skul in the art OF feather
ing their nests. What cabinet minister before
pockeied agent OF claims nearly all of which
he received while holding his place in the cabinet The
peope-the hard working farmers and mechanics Of the
couhirywi ponder upon these facts; and they will.
surely day follows day, hold these treasury plundere
TO their accountability.
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REvERDY JOHNSON.

The FEELING ON THE SLAVE oUEsTIoS-A strong and
powerful feeling is expressed favor OF the project OF
The Committee OF Thirteen, in the United States Senate
TO settle the slave question. We have now before
number OF democratic papers ia this State, that eoqueny
sustain that project Such indeed seems TO be the SEN
ment OF the Of both the great parties OF the coun
try The demagogues who live upon the slave excite.
ment, wreckers dangerous coast, live upon the
suengs OF those who cast away at are opposed
all settlement OF the question, and therefore interested
in keeping il open but the PEOPLE, who interested IN
peace quiet and the preservation Of good feeling, will
bless the men who confound and couniefac the machi-
nations OF these demagogues Pennsy iuanidn.
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COURTEOUS REPLY OF LoRD PALMERsroS. in.
qury has recently been made in England, OF the govern
ment, with respect TO the holding Of coored persons
British subjects, in durance in OF the ports oil the
southern States Lord Palmerston replied that he had
represented TO the United States government that this
severe upon class OF British subjects; but the fed
era power bad jurisdiction the local State regu-
anons there seemed TO be little use in pressing the sub
eet further This may be deemed very courteous mode
OF treating he subject and may be lesson OF wisdom TO
our fanatics here al the North.-Nsp York Hsraid
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II is stated that Mr. S,any. who the head OF the
Bundelcund" committee in the House. in reporting that
the we'll known free trade articles OF MIR. Burke were
written BY Office. holder under Mr. Polk. will also
port law to restrict the press IRON printing any more
Arguments calculated to deprive capital Of It's bouniies
TPspnsuItnnton
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, NJ Texas 10 be valid; yet the question being I'M
settled that claim shcsd Be treated as being N actual
s,sncs North Carolina coded 10 the United States what
4 now Tennessee by act OF her legislature Afterwards
he people OF that Territory formed government for
ana nsn rep ad sss
The region The people Of that Territory formed the
government Of franklin and sent delegate to Congress.
who was refused seat this floor because Congress
would not interfere in the conflict OF jurisdiction between
North Carolina and the new Territory. Texas might
nghfuy object TO any such interference against nef m
the matter OF the boundary dispute as would be effected
by the admission OF Mr. Smith under the circumstances
OF the case. II Mr. Smith were to be admitted, he
would be 50 admitted as the representative Of the IN
OF Texas, which should not be done.
Mr. McGAUGHEY having next obtained the floor.
On motion the committee rose when
Mr. THOMPSON. OF Mississippi, remarked, that by the
continuation OF the debate the subject last before
the Committee OF the Whole the state Of the Union
and on other lnismedas special orders debate on the
day came round when that was to be taken out OF the
committee
He therefore appealed to the House to postpone the
case until the third Tuesday in June, and made motion
to that effect.
Of this subject regarding the debate on the California
question as but just now beginning 10 wear bust
ness aspect It could and would be continued at length
on other questions, after the Presidents California mes
Mr.. THOMPSON, Of Mississippi, then modified his
motion 10 postpone the said special orders until the first
TUESDAY IN July, IN which form II was agreed TO-
MIR. 7. moved the reconsideration of the vote for the
postponement, and then lay that motion on the table
which last motion agreed TO-.
Mr.. JONES moved 10 proceed 10 the business on the
Speakers table when, after some conversation between
the SPEAKER and many MEMBERS upon the prece-
dence Of business on the Speakers table,
On motion, the House adjourned
CoRREcTIoN.-fn the Unions report of the House pro-
ceediDgs OF Tuesday last an error occurred in relation 10
the action the bill reported by Mr.. CONRAD, from The
Committee on Commerce, TO provide for the ransporta
ton OF the mails by steamboats, between New Orleans ano
Vera Cruz, which makes necessary for The Reporter 10
say. that after Mr. CONRAD moved to refer the bill to the
Committee Of the Whole the state Of the Union, Mr.
PoTTER moved 10 refer it TO the Committee the Post
Office and Post Roads; whereupon the last motion was
debated by Messrs POTTER and STRoN0 in its favor, and
Messrs. Conrad and GREkELL for the first motion.
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Mr. Green, member OF Congress from Missouri, has
been again nominated the democratic candidate for MS
congressional district by convention which assembled
at Boonville on the 9th instant. We can entertain no
fears OF his reelection
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CAsoMETER APPARATUS, FIXTURES, &C, AT AUCTION.
VI ON FRIDAY next, the 2fth instant ~ O'Clock shall
SELL Of Commissioner Public Buildings Capt
and hftures
Capitol yard The gssometer 20 feet high
Terms cash. DYER BROTHER,
May 2i Auctoneers
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c,TRAW Mating, Oh Cloths, Competing. snd House,
y furnishing goods generally constantly hand good
and great variety, FOR the very besi terms, BY
r. w. H0oE CO.
May n-G
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Ths Cars OF tine Admiaistr~sisa az the Heels OF IN.
Unioa

The $4,000 organ Of Mr.. Clayton. at Philadelphia
the North Amercan-is waxing very violent agains, the
Union Its issue on Tuesday was remarkably rich in
its Bilhngsgaie upon The Galphn press generally
to be laboing under paroxysm Of spite and
wrath against this paper In observation Of human
affairs. have more than once seen set Of rogues
banding together to down and destroy witness,
whose testimony they had great cause to fear, This
concerted abuse Of the Union by the Gaphn press and
letter reminds of the arts and practices Of the
rogues we refer TO. We don't a red cent about
them. We say to the North American, and 10 its
confederate pack snap. snar show your teeth much
as you peaseyou will not divert US from our course
You not exactly the persons to inure the character
Of a faithful democratic press engaged in doing its
duty to the people.
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We il announced by the etier-wriiers from this
city, that the Secretary Of War, the Hon. George w.
Crawford who received than $4,000 OF the Cal
phin swnde, has resolved not to resign his place in the
cabinet in consequence OF the astounding Developments
made in the reports OF the Galphn Committee We are
very glad he has come 10 such conclusion, and we
think he is in the right We for bis
resgnng than do favor OF the resignation OF any
OF his colleagues They all concerned in this in.
famous scheme of plundenng and bankuping the treas
ury, by allowing these enormous and unfounded claims
whose payment has been refused by former admnistra
tons II the wing party sustains the practice also will
be equally guilty with the cabinet, and the people will
hold them all responsible The implication OF the entire
cabinet in this Gaphin affair is fixed beyond all de-
NAL evasion, by the elaborate justification OF the
sSinde which appeared in the cabinet organ Tuesday
That publication fixes the matter upon the whole cabinet
and upon the wing party; and the country will hold the
cabinet and the wing party accountable for IT, There
fore, see why Mr. Crawford should resign,
while his ieow-members OF the cabinet hold their
places Indeed, he cannot resign account OF this
Galphn business without admitting by the act that the
transaction was unmitgangly dsgraceful 1t would be
putting the seal upon his ruin apubc man. although
he would have consultations which few other public men
have had in their fall, viz sii5,oo0, clean cash
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INEM Cambrfc HAndkerchicfs.-Th undersigned
pecty the attention Of their endsrnd public
orally their below named will found
special exansinstion. We have received
100 dog. linen cambria hdkfs. al 81 per dozen
90 90 do do atSl 50 do fine linen
90 do do do Of % do
100 do do do At % 50. q so, and S5 do.
10 6ne colored and black bordered linen lawn
Is do plain bordered linen hdkfs
part Of which bargains rarely
Also, embroidered trimmed untmmed scolloped,
bodersd, REVERE stitched prepared
better than be obtained elsewhere
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Nay l6-3awif
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Wesley furnished Room, IN private family, located
addressing "a. B.,D NJ this ONCE.
Nay 1e-dlw
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TRUsrEES Sale Of Real Estate.-By virtue a Of
uus dated the 2h day of February 1885, and recorded in
Wahinson county District q colunb will expose 70 sale 2,
the afternoon. n front Of the all thar piece parcel Of
ground In the city Of Washington, the side OF 9Th street
Pennsyvania the ground
plan plat lot No ~
l0a buildings and thereon
TERMS One third Of the in cash. and the residue
months secured by the purchasers salts
fcoy endorsed with interest from the day Of SALE and by deed
Of trust on the premises.
property will be esod weeks notice, the risk
and Of the first purchaser.
~ JOHN MARION, Trustee
May I4-3tawkds DYER d BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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We learn from various and unquestonable sources
that public sentiment in Virginia is running strongly in
favor OF the compromise lie opponents hatter them.
selves that il will move backwards say in fort
night-some say in a twevemontb.
We saw no such back.water in the case OF the Mis-
sour compromise in $780, and we shall not witness any
such ebbing OF the tides 10 the present case. There il
not personal democratic friend in Virginia, hair oil
whose head we would touch but we are bound in truth
to say and in time for their good that judging from
what we know Of the yginians as well as from what
we hear OF them. the SNOWFALL is rolling on, and as
goes gathers new volume and new force
We understand that it is the same case in Georgia
though there are many exceptions Of honorable and
noble democrats who take different view OF the CON-
promise.
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~ TAYLOR 4 MAURY, Agents,
Bookstore efh street.
complete copy the above splendid work exhibitions
short tine Of Taylor 4 Msuy's.
May ~
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EOR Rent, the second store from the OF
5h street west and Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the Centre
Market IL has been occupied
aud Of the best stands business Possession
given Immediately.
Also for large and boarding house. OF the
most desirable locations the above and The adjoining
OF W. ~ ehuster Co. There al
our IN The house. Kitchen cellar and wood house. Imme
-
May 2i-eod3 ANNE r. DERMoTT.
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BLOWERS, Rfbsnds, and Observation-Disclosures BAN
Norman ~ Mr. Provests, Pennsylvania avenue, south de
between eh and ION received
wesihs and nowen chip and straw bonnet, hsnss belts. whit
and coored usons plain and figured Swiss dying
insernes sk and Md oves ladies' aud hdren viscs
end ehdren cons Of The latest patterns which she offers
eemmodstinF
May l9-eo6t
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TAKE NO1TCE.Whereas certificate location No az
issued December ists IN the Henry Lane late
Of vogeurs, addressed 70 the Siu.
washington city, present. which said certificate o. row
e said Henry Lane intends 10 sir weeks time from hereof
May I7-lsw6w
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La~d aad Ge~srat 1g,rt, WsshirgtoW city.
once on r. street, near the Treasury Department
May 7--eoim
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BEAUTIFUL GOODs.-wALTER HARPER h Co, Penn
ID svnna between Pin and ioh
and beautiful assortment Of rich dress goods shaws man
as, smbroideriss, ke, may If-eodif
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.--on Thursday even
Ing, the 2d instant at O'Clock, shall SELL In front OF
the premises Lot No l. in Square situate The corner Of 3k
and Ohio avenue, containing II, 2o3 feet
The viii subdvded desirable building fronting
Ohio avenue, being me square OF canal
Terms balance H. le months
for notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
DYER BROTHER,
May lo-eodAds Aucuoneer.
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The amount OF this claim ranges somewhere in the
neighborhood OF $4,000 Il refused BY former ad
ministratoss and paid by the present II is also under
investigation by committee Of Congress. who viii
make known its history and the true grounds on which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-27

s,b ,,,, Tho no,,ion M the battlefield selected
for the meeting was, say the Ci0uion' IN tne beau
uiul grove where repose the ashes OF those rexsn
soldiers no fel ia the glorious battle OF the 2lst
April The meeting ~as orssnzed on m9aon OF
Col lanes Morcsn, Of New Washington, by call
inc DR. Ashbtl Smith to the chair, and Judge Har-
vey n Anen, Of Harris 10 the Office Of secretary.
The meeting was addressed by Judge MeggiDson,
q W. Pnschsl, and the Chairmaa. Resolutions,
preceded by preamble, passed win great
unity ard enthusiasm by those present dc.
clsrine the ndisputsbe tile Of Texas b he Santa
F6 portion of its Territory, and piedgiog then
selves 10 sustain the Governor in such measures as
should be necessary 10 maintain that titls.
A large public meeting was held NJ San Antonio
in regard 10 the state Of affairs at Santa II Resp
lUtlCEs were adopted coDd emL0g the c0crse oil the
Federal Executive defining the rights o. Texas;
obi Getting any sale of territory except up0n the
condition Of clear and uneqnivOcal acSnO"i -
mens Of the rights Of Texas; declaring that there
exists suiicen mt evidence TO authorize the Governor
Of Texssito declare the County OF Santa 30 IN a
state OF insurrectOD, AID 10 exercise bis constt1-
tiOu al powe 10 suppressng the same and niorcing
and viLdicatirg the laws Of the State and deoar-
ing that the citizens Il Bexar County, individually
and collectively, VIII cbeeri1uy sustain the state
authorities in any and every legal effort 10 estab-
sh the hts Of the State andinforce and Vndicae
| the lsws.
The G RUS Christi paper states ths; il has nfor.
7
place % Bellvi'e, by William Mann Il Co vas AZ
tackled by about 200 Indians near Los Angeles
They dispersed the drivers kiiledtvo YOKE Of oxen
and Grove off & iarge ceballada accompanying the
train. The goods in the carts belonged 70 William
Mann h Co. Mr.. Wsssmann, and several citizens
! Of Guerrero
The San An'oniO Ledesr Of the 5tb lost. says:
A,msl party ie his plsce e.erdsy for Cslflraia ria
Mfzsth Mr. James A. q ssfcock, from ;his Office, ION
viii ibis HE phy. be was prisoner In the caste y
Perue for resy years, having been captured h this
unfortunate ber expedition. Oar best wishes for
eessU 10 Iniutten 10 their srduOus journey attend him
and tis assoc steS
The recent accounts from the country speak OF
| the crops much more fayorably than was sntlcipat
| ed. On the Colorado the corn crop is represented
as generally very abundant, while the sugar cane
never looked better at this season OF the year.
Although the cotton crop will doubtless, be IN
der an average yield, yet it promises to DO better
than last year. From the Trinity, however, the
accounts are quite uniavorable The rains have
been almost uninterrupted for some time, and IN
many places literally drowning the crops. The
Trinity is quite high, and has fine navigation at
this time
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BAJTINORE, Jnlv S6-An schs G-aee Darling W.
Bu-ke. COMMANDER In Chief sud nsuc NYork
SOS7 ON July l0 AR chip AugO Ar-rcan I 5a--
Too Jun- p ssT Jolly p, lat n % loa 6i3o 5l7 rk-
ltne NYorE for Liverpool
SIP Hoge Liverpool brig sep.smber Onos June p,
Suliio July Len o. Am We isel n ellsr poG-.goSe
81 81 "a F'shns Rip BanS bs Ida ION 400 e
Baltimore
Rhg Susan spoGord Fhilsdelphia schi Rainbow, Rlcl
roco. Tisure, Albany jasper, NHorx
Cd ship Mirsre. Erst indies, br.gs KEN LDa lOn via
Sci. YuCa,sn Phis schs Ella Hand u peterG ham
ira. Phi'sde phia
PCRrLArD. July 2j-srr brig ros n, Norfolk.
sALtM July 25-A s.h Mary TsViof, Norfolk
BRIs1 OIL. July 25-Arr sch Monte Chso phlla
FALL RIVER, July 25-Arr brig IN Oh Frau, Rarpa-
htrncok
EAST THOMkSTON Ju'v 22--Ar schs lvanhoe, Oels.
wArr; Fortune Hy0rk, brig Joseph XII ~, ID.
SD % h, fchs Sea Gull HavannHh' Lucy Blake, Rirn-
M nd 20 Nsrhl NYorhi pa. Lsh'ioo', NOleant 4 c
lowell MOBILIZE Ophr, Charleston; Coroo Richmond; Sen
Ue NNofk
EWBURYPQET, July 9i-Ar sch R Jones. Ron.
duut. 15h. Aurorp, DO
EEW.BEDgORD, jay 2j -hub-ig Globe, NYorki rch
Z BFcrer Phi sceipiiH
PROVIDENCE, July 25-Arr schs Time, SufOlk; Tur
uer BaliimoTe ~ cFaL eil Bristol Pa; X / CraDer
J Fisher Panther Bsker, l. Waite Philadelphia
Amtzou smyrus; l. West Albany; Superior sad Nsn-y
AIl, r, uudoul soop Capitol. Albany; Hector, and VIZ
houi RoI doui; 4 Hsw Aims, Cb.res, AID Mitas,
York
SO schs Moniere- De'swsre City; sylpb Ronlout spi
Corgre Chsmpion, Operado, Roger Williams, and Fash
lon nlUfE.
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EnPeInn ParfN.

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IA l. o, ulc Iowa. CIEl. ga SeinAm6oeo, R,iohoE
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s,h Lotita Btntor Bailey, Ansos
s. loso. Cuba, 6A lrt', bIs C-1enne, defsey, ho1
EY.Tt, arr 6,h.
A, MsysgusE July Il ba-ki O5d yellow. Level, acr
Boa, r. d. CsflOa Giac, IN asEauiq.e ior NrOrk
d., hiIss L " AImsIorg ATmsuOrg iJf s.Hsvrn Z
c. G0fsl Ssor Hrn'ty, IA HoTl.k deg, ParsciL $50
Hss 3ref IN s-d To- Hsfsx H0's0ar tbn Rob, IN
stIs. mes Df Liverpool Big B scan, risia5, Or N
Hs sailed iew Gays prev, b~rk Anorsa ~ FAacs
DO DO.
AtR1,ECs AIres Jane g. bsrks We l0.selt Garter, ".
Bosen In 70 d.; Mary smth Sulith, I'm Boat disg.
A; honouiu Asy i5.h chips Leon e, Chase rom San
Fbic co; Shaun. o, tlco, snd il, Gives 4a hfgs
MAJ wilder, Cissresnt. an1 CogieFo Soan ard ON
Sc 4rc' SEQ. ucc tch Nbkatls, Crlchol do sll sA
b. Lnreus Keen. for NsiDSIsso snip Areonaat N0a.
which was reported sailed Apr .1lh Tor Msnits sss 10
pOTi,n aNli ~ pOn June lrh.
~ Pan Bias Ms .5h, sllg Europe Tor San griacsco
days
a Pur'a GAreIss June lah bSrs Homer, walnAn, Zoe
Boston 15sh
A. Panama s.h rs, L1fhs 81 Mars 81 Joseph COarlss
Eyefeit hriss Huns aran Republic sad sch Reindeer
Oh iror Ssn Rrsuciico. 1ug hers untnot rspor,sd
Al LsuE'har Mry p, brig Margaret Ann, FsJaham from
EYOrk via hozsTbiQle
At Para 18Th u bril- Guslavss Edrd se. for Salem, lr
Ct4nrrr. l3g
AIRS, Quebec July ~ ships sss King Grey, Philais-
pine. sbips Victoria Kent he~, York; Asra EnTs.
0til, \ oukrrse New loFk