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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-22
NalTICE.

THE House and Shop lat,ly occupied on Pine
I street l Will either sell or rent Application
to be made imn, diately; also a Turning Lathe and
OaR work beach for sale.
ivl9 l,y JOHN BlSSELL.
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10 s,8O7 immigrants arrived at N. York
during the month of June.
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MESsRs. EnIToRs-You will please announce the
name of DANIEL WOOLSEY as a candidate for
the office of County Treasurer at the ensuing Au-
gust election, and oblige
je27 MANY VOTERS.
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21- To THE VOTERS OF VANDEERURGH COUNTY,
Gentleme and Fellow Citizens Il am Candidate
for the office of Recorder OF Vanderbr county
at the next August election.
Mr.. A. Ii. Sanders, Sir please announce thL
above in your paper and oblige yours.
ap24 BRACKET MILLS
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6J- We are authorized to announce BENJAMIN
NJ CLAY as a candidate for the office of County
Recorder lie25+
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90 We are authorized to announce ROBERT
w DUNBAR as candidate Tor reelection to the
office of Treasurer of Vanderburgh County, at the
ensuing August election. fe2g+l
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Mr.. SANDERS Please announce DR.. P. D. WILL
SON of Posey county, Candidate for the State
Senate. District composed of the counties fPosey
and Vanderburgh. Fjyl6+l
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9cy-MR. SANpERs:-W VIII please announce JOHN
GREGG, alias " Old Honesty as candidate for
the Office of Recorder Of Vanderburch County and
oblige majority of The vCttrs OF tic County.
apl2
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AZ We are authorized TO announce JAMES E.
BLYTHE, Esq, as a Candidate to represent Van
derbuIgh County in the State Convention, at the
next August section. lje2O%l
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Mr.. EDToR:-You will please announce the
name Of SIMEON B. STODDARD as candidate
for the office of County Recorder at the Angus
election. [ap23*J
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WHO LOST! ! have found Bank Bills, call
w on THOS. HEADEN,
iv2O 1w NJ ain street.
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~ SIMEON LONG will be supported as a can
didate for the office of County Commissioner at the
August election, lie has repeatedly been solicited
allow his name to be ed a candidate fer
that office, and in compliance with written re-
quest of about sixty of his fellow citizens he has
consented to be candidate.
lyle MANY VOTERS.
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We are a thorized to announce the name Of J0-
SEPH II. MESSlCK as I candidate for the ofire
of County Commissioner at the next August elrC-
ton. [jyl*l
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pany Of volunteers Tor Santa Fe.
WAsmNGToN, July II.
The National Intelgencer, of this morn
ing, says that information has been received
from Cuba which promises most happy and
immediate termination of all difficulties be-
tween the authorities Of that island and our
Government growing out ofthe Lopez expe-
dition.
Nothing is definitely known about the Cab
met except that all the present members will
90 out. The city is full of strangers all doing
their utmost to get their favorites into office
The chances of the passage Of the compro-
mise bill, with some amendments. are improv-
ing. Mr.. Clay has received several letters
from South Carolina imploring him to save
tire Union.
Rev. Mr.. Gurley. chaplain of the House.
ness in Washington. This Iact. together
with the progress ofthe cholera in the WEES,
makes it probable that the members of Con
gress will insist on speedy adjournment.
HALIFAX, July Is.
The steamship Viccroy has been finally
abandoned. The hull will be.sold Oh the
18th, at Yarmouth.
PITTsBURG, July IS.
The river has feet inches water in the
channel and falling. Heavy rains fell dur
ing the day.
CINCINNATI. July IS.
The deaths by cholera IN the last "a hours,
were ~, and by other diseases 40. The rv-
er Is stationary. Weather cool and cloudy.
NASHVILLE: July Is.
The number OF lnterments for the "a hours
were cholera.
OF. LOUIS, July 10.
Inc BOARD al health reports The total num-
Der OF !htermrhlS Tor tie list u hours ending
Yesterday III L. NJ. at W. oi winch 6l were
OF cholera ana y were chiidftn hive years OF
age under
To-day Is observed throughout the city as
day oil mourning for President Taylor.
NASHVILLE, July 10
he scXt"a reports bur bufdis IN he past
Il Tours; oil winch were cholera.
PITTsBURGH: July -
The weather IS cool. The river has feet
water in the channeland falling.
ST. LOUIS. July 10.
nounces for the "A hours ending at 6 P. NJ.
yesterday the total rumber Of ltcrmcnts at
u, OF which Is were cholera, IL OF them chill
drcn under years Of age. This shows de-
crease oil IS ii total number
GIN ;iNNATI July 49, P. NJ.
The deaths by cholera for the "a hours en-
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% Mr. EDIToR:- You will please announce my
name as q candidate for County Recorder at the
next August election. +. p. PAGAN.
mh27%
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- We are authorized to announce the name
of VIM. f. LEDBETTER as an independents
Democratic candidate for Representative of Vah-
derburgh County, at the next August election.
iy2*
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The board IF health reports The total num-
Der ofIntermeuts for tie last = hours ending
yesterday al 6 p. NJ at 80, Of which 81 were
olcholera ana ? were children five years of
age under.
To-day is observed throughout the city as
day Of mourning for President Taylor.
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Mr. SANDERS: You will please announce the
name of JAS. LOCkHART a candidate for the
State Convention from the Senatorial District COM
posed Of the counties OF Posey and Vanderburgh
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A II. SANDERS Please announce ENOCH I&
JAMES as u candidate for reelection 20 the Sen
ate, from this Senatorial District ljyll
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MR SANDERS Please announce the name OF
EDWARD NEUMElSTER as a candidate for
County Recorder at the August election. [ive*
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a5-A. II. SANDERS, Esq.-You will please an
nounce nv name as Il candidate for the office oF
Recor Of Vanderburgh county, at abe next Au
gust election. mh25* c. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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Mr.. EDrIoR:-Please announce the name of IR4A
A. FAIRCHlLDS, as candidate foI the Legisla-
ture, at the August election.
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Nashville, July 10
The scxtoa reports but ) Lusials in he past
p hours. OF which were cholera.
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NASHVILLE, July IS.
The number of lnterments for the "A hours
ending at P. NJ. to-day were IA, of which
8 were cholera.
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A. II. SANDERS, Esq.,-You will please announce
DANIEL CHUTE as a Candidate for the office
Recorder for the County of VandeEburgh, at the
August Ele :tion. Yours, Respectfully,
NH 2O* DANIEL CHUTE.
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CINCINNATI, July IS.
The deaths by cholera IN the last "a hours,
were 20, and by other diseases 45. The rv-
er is stationary. Weather cool and cloudy.
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PITTsBURG, July Is.
The river has 2 feet inches water in the
channel, and falling. Heavy rains fell dur
ing the day.
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PITTSBURGH July ~
The weather Is cool. The river has feet
water in the channeland falling.
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HALIFAX, July I6.
The steamship Viceroy has been finally
abandoned. The hull will be,sold, Oh the
25th, at Yarmouth.
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9r a. II. SANDERS, Esq.--I have been solicited br
numerous friends to become candidate for the OF.
fee OF Recorder OF Deeds, &c for this county; and
you will please announce my name as candidate
Tor that Office. Being Lawyer by profession,
think l can perform It's duties with satisfaction to
all. Yours, Respectfully,
CLEMENT B. SIMONSON
Evansville, March l6, 1850. NH Is
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R-MR. A. H. oSANDERs:-You will please an.
nounce my name as a candidate for reelection to
the office of Recorder of Fanderburgh county, -
the ensuing August election.
mhI9* SAMUEL T. JENKINS.
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LIN JiNNATI' JuIy ~, L. NJ.
The deaths by cholera for the "a hours en-
ding this evening were q, and OF other dis
eases 80. The river has risen , inches. and
is now stationary. The weather is pleasant
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ST. LOUIS. July -.
The official report Of the board OF health an
nounces for the "A hours ending at P. NJ.
yesterday. the total rumber Of Itcrmcnts at
42, of which % were cholera, IL of them chill
dren under years Of age This shows de-
crease OF IS in total number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-11
Dfsasfcrss DO.

VESSELS IN DIsTREss-On Tuesday morning last salet
for Boston, the Am ship William Goddard, from Calcutta
amer being 10 days here repairing her 1dder which got Ia
iuTed IN heavy gale OF the Cape OF Good Hope. Ia,
bead ard mech Of his important part Of the vessel
seriously wrung and twisted much 50 that when b
helm to either saTboard the rudder
ed amdsbps. Surveys held and the r1dder landed
and well repaired by able and competent ship
most excellent hard wood spar having been obtain ~
n Elm piece and The master captain Benz Ia
IL gone from the port well salsed with the facilities afOfd
ed him In ibis i'm Doftant matter
It's night here TO remark, that the William Goddard 10
only Of the many vessels assisted here which with
and tempesuous weather their voyages home.
ward having been obliged TO discharge their entire
cargoes and Afterwards 10 be- hOgs down Keel out when
efecua repsr have been made hem whilst others have
had ruddeIs repsed and made eli furnished
and fitted with mas,s az other requisites.
There capacOus hulk lying in the harbor 10 house
cargo and 10 hch ships heeve down There aso
here excelen aud wharves capscious boats
plenty OF warehouses with and drays aud aborer
which eau all times be had by vessels Ia distress
II has been oen said BY persons not acquainted with
these facts that impossible TO hesye snip down ct
81 Helena Il is right 10 make the contrary known.
The great number VI vessels condemned In the Vice Ad
miray Court for being engaged IN the slave trade afford
large supplies OF spars sas rigging, blocks anchors
bes and other recessaes all which must be considered
most important natter independently OF the Marine and
other stores always kept hand by the merchants and ship
agents for the Of the shipping No vessel, therefore,
beir m distress need syoid pass by 81 Helena
under impression that she cannot be efecualy helped
81 Helena GAZeIe, July %, l84}.
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To Mariners

The collector OF he district Of ocacoke NC, STATS ss
ine ghI boats satuue n Hs'bcr lssli Bar and Ma
reet Snoa Will be removed IN few days 10 undergo 70.
PAIRS lIhey rsy have ben already removed a. re %
zee contains two dsss, "ay Is, he other Ja1e I
spsr bsoys vii b len des'gnate the pace where rs
lights have been anchored
Lieut. BALDWIN, Commanding the HydrograpAic SQrvey az
tns coast Informs Us that tie surveys Of this bar channel
and osr are row neery completed Thee Surveys ertens
westward IS FAR a. Nesl 6sv. including Pelican and sns
70 me norm hey embrace Bolivar channel, BovH Pom,
Pentnsula and portion Of East Bay contiguous rss
depth Of Galveston Bay 10 very far from unif0rn vag
from TO 81 feet this last being mnca greater dspA .s
had ms6red V-s 10 b found Tue channel aloaE e1x
city varies tom 10 10 80 fet deep Lieut. Badwn ~.
found q greater depth Of bar han xeneraiv
supposed The lowest water ~ has found during the whole
TIN he has been employed these surveys to ISL he
and this depth fouud At he extraordinary NV stage Of
wat produced by sur ami constant nother lhai had
continued for three DAYS The maximum variation he
bar appeSrs he about two feet giving 5 feet Of water
at l tides IL is the opinion Of Leat that the main chan.
mel 10 deepening though very slowly But he believes u
may be very considerably deepened by break waters thrown
the ssOs channels Ia such manner IS 10 force large
body ofihs wster rio ihe PRINCIPAL ohaane Such bresA
waters, he thinks may be constructed Al moderate
pense compsred with The cost Of such improvements
other haEbors. lGAveston news, may y.
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,,,.,tert sses are 5000 or 4enf0 bushels 65e for
he.,.a 66c OF Western mixed 67c FOR NOrtnsrn and Jef
ard Southern yellow sac Tor handsome white so1h
ern Rye dull Al 63d6ie Osts remain heavy al % f5e
for Norihern "a sc for Jersey
PROvlSIONs-Tbe market for Pork 10 very dull with
sales $50 or 400 hbls 10 62 for Mess 60 for Prime
Sales 100 bills clear a II 7sdS2 Beef IL quiet bat with
change Sales 100 200 bbs at IS for Country ressted
Prime $40 for Civ Mess In Lard the market 10 steady
bit rot i've Sales 500 bbs ats 17c Cut Meats vary
dull sses 40 hhfs dry Shoulders &c. Ia Butter and
Chsese there 10 a fair demand.
NHIsKY-Is quiet with small sales 20 b5ls, si 2c for
Prison Drndg 10 26c on tine
HfDES-The msrket is neatly bare In first handI-
Sales 600 or 300 Bueuof Ayrrs At l5c and some
lots Of English slaughter sailed 6lc English Csfis sell
i1Rbi5oc
TALLow-IIsehdy At 7c 2 y for good, with salss o.
co ia.
FRUITs-sae, 500 b1s RAsIns Al so for bunch and 81
for oiuser.
LEADIs ve duh aud Nominal at s5 for foreign and
4 75af 90 Tor American
IROE-Fig y hsd at 20 sOes2I with very small sil.s
FLgrsh haFs $50 8 mos
OILS-Lirieedi held higher and some sales OF single
pip.s have hem uroe a. zoe r Eng b. which tho
e he'd. NfHe IL very dn ard viii out sales OF
tsrce Sales q baske'S Olive ~ - q basket
BOMBS lower ana u small demand
GROCERlES-In Groceries there IL a large bls-
nefs tut The markets. very hfm. Coffee sud So gar
ye-ihDy finn ard IN sore advance Is o1ta ned
sses 900 hb6s New-OreRhs Sugars Al sE0jc
NAVAL STORES-Tfe market IL again bare Of Cu4e
TuTpertne GOO 100 bbls having been soil IS = 40
fs Rrbn q ard steady with sales $50 iO
Wilmington At 2lc sfoaL Spirits are doing rather better
with sales a. SEC, Gosh
STEAAlHE-es!es - f0 f,, ex,ra hard White at about
Gle. cash
SsEswAX- notice aAles 1900 lbs yellow at sc,
cEEh
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spoken H,e.

May 49, la4s NJ Ions w, ship William Hitchcock, from
Baltimore for Have.
No d.is &c, of Maysgusz sc Gold Hunter (of NHaveu
bound In.
May lat 49, lon 79, Massachusetts from nstanzas for
COwes
May TO- lat 20 10 lOn72 Devonshire from EswYOrk for
London ~,
May Il, lat 90 80 Ion II, HOpewe, from Limerick for
York-sl well r.
June S lat a. lon c. bark Little Lizzie. from Boston for
May 5, "a; a So lon IS 60 ship wllhelns steering o. o.
June 4 Charleston Light bearing WV als.za .sr
miles seen ship Joshus asurs1, tof froYiaeneSJ
ing NE. ,,u.A,h W.
ate, from Norfolk for Cuba , 49,. % IL.
June s. Cape Hauerss srlsg WHW disIani ~ "''S''
sch n jenkins for Charleston A., ,so.af.,
March is ai 81 g s. lou 10 Z, Cicero, FaulE' Bedford
May lat IS S. lon ~ 90 packet Admiral wO''0n' New
NAY la a 20, lon a. Q1sen, shoof Nsw-ofsSns for
Bremen -. az. srs,-,.. re,~.0I..,. IN,
May "a, ~ Ion 81, chsldee' ffO'a New Orleans for
0Ssysu;4 Ion CO.. packet coiuasi1, from NY'rk for
naI TO- also 80 100 81 %. ship ol.toO, from SYors
''f msv b. ~ H. oa d o. May o'-yer Chase from
Yofb ~ Livr'socl
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The Directors Of the Auburn and Rochester and
Rochester nd Syracuse Roads =ses on Wednes'
a,y inst in order to agree upon basis for oon'Na-
dating the two companies
The dividend of the Citizens ms. Co. which We
rron,ced Yesterday was the third and not the first
dividend as we then stated.
large number Of bids have been sen, ia By con-
tractors for the additional work on the Hudson
River Road between PoughkeePsie end Albany
Some Of them are on very favorable terms for the
Company and the Board have been fully occupied
for some days past in opening and considering them
II is the determination Of the management to
press the road to its completion with all the energy
consistent with prudence.
The Harlem Railroad did another very large
days work OF Sunday last The trains Of immense
length were all crowded and the shortline cars
were well patronised. The receipts were about
the same as on the previous Sunday.
The Shipping List gives the annexed statement
of the Imports at this Port
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MONDAY, June 10. P. NJ.

MONDAY, June TO- Z. NJ.
There is a duIness in the Stock market, and a
heavy feeling generally. Most Of the Fancies are
lower, and Governments were offered more freely
at easier prices Still there is no pressure of Stock
in the market, but the want of activity prevents
any improvement Erie stood, dividend or at the
Second Board, when the sales were at 76l.
In Freigbts there is not much doing, and the
rates are heavy. Corn was taken at 81, ship 70
bag it, to the extent of 1000 bush. Considerable
lots were offered at 2ls I'd in bulk. Flour is 10 q
I'D, without engagements. About 1000 bales
Cotton were shipped at Is Sd. To London the
quantity offering is quite small. To Havre, Cotton
is Is I'd. There are some deafreights Offering from
the Provinces to England at 10 "a. The bust.
ness with California is light at As S6Oc y foot To
the ports Of the North OF Europe are getting
only half full. The outward freights do not pay,
and but for the full cargoes of steerage passengers
this way, vessels would be running at loss.
In Exchanges the market is firm, with fair de-
mand Tor the steamer Leading bills sold at 10 y
cent at which the inquiry was light bu. at A. to 81
considerable business was done. Some considers
bic amount Of produce bills were sold ut 81 p cent
Francs are 2s2a5 eel for co days, aud 5 2lIa
20 for sight, with moderate demand These rate.
are only obtained for iavorite names Parties are
unwilling generally to remit Francs.
The Money market continues to be kbunlantv
Supplied with capital and the rates ofinterest tend
downward. On call loans are made at 81 To s ner
cent. tie former on Government Stocks and the
latter on very good Stocks. Paper is scarce. Of
good character, in the street, and the Banks ara
picking it up. Their offerings do not consume their
receipts. The large payments from the Sab Treas.
ury on Mn. Certificates and Indemnity are seek.
ing employment. Tie street rates are 5ls6 per
cent on shcrt paper, 81 al on long. Railroad Ger.
tscates sclO per cent
The Receipts at tie Sa5-Treasary are sS5.O3O
psy ments, s3i.o55. Balance, s5,5O5 653
An article in relation to the Troy anl Ralsnd
Raiirosd VIII be found Oh lie Seventh Page.
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shirs Andrew Foster, Howes Liverpool, D Ogden; Ca
nadb Lewis Pensma, How'll x Aspinwall; Eos, Cas-
nus, Narcotics, Thompson Newhouse; Frances Sage,
(newl Robson Liverpool I P Stsnton Opheia Mason,
RChhucto; Andrea, (Swel Stranded, Cadiz, Thompson
Newhouse; Catherine Edwards, Amsterdam, Schunardt
GCbhSTd
Banks Hyroford (Br) Stevenson, 81 John, NIB Wood
hulk Savannah, CrCwel Say1nnan SiuTges, Clearman
Co. jasper, Fsary, ChaEleston, Durham 4 Dimon
Bngs E.izsDeth keimBn, Norfolk, q BrOckman; Met
enOrns Mehews Mobile, Eagle Hazard; Tho Mofse,
sydney, NB, Hunter Co; Hiram, (RusI Grabass, ds-
vsIs, G Bech.e; Wan Dugau, CJfson Galveston, Ia
Mc ready; Cruz Pdmero Csisior, OpOrto, N Searie
schB Tweed, (8r Peby Hsrbor lsland, Ackerly Bsr-
ger, Cole Petersburg, hlntsr \ CO. Amelia Pelerson
Collin Jacl sonve; Altoona Bf) RUSSELL Dorchester
b Nevius & Son; Linden (Bf) Wilton, Yarmouth Ms
American Belle Baxter Bostou Fsank, Nc Meah Norfolk
Surge, Clearman Co; BueDa Nsts, Glars, flymonth
M1t0n HAwkiu8 Baltimore; Hiram Gerard, Hammoads.
Batmore, MAILER Lord De Rossiter, Brewslsr
Wilmington, NC; London, (Br) Hilton, Yarmouth, Ms
Hsdysig tPrus) Won st J6hns NIB Schmidt Balchsa.
Steamer Oneida ONeill. Philadelphia
Scoops EewYork, StemGn, Proyldencei Lady FenweA,
Th1mpion, New-HAven.
Bares Ps1e;, Wright Philadelphia.
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MAY II, lat Il, lon 81, Oregon RON Hsvao. %, Cc,
Nay II, Isi A IL N, Ion IS "a w. An snip Aaneosss
further,
April q lat IS s. Ion 81 10, Claiborne from Ssvorls.u,
for Bordeaux.
kpri H. LAT %. lon 50, Jsne Alber, from Nsxo,,,.
for Senegal
May rs OF Western Islnnss saw bars z wilsoa m,
NEWTON for CadiE
MAY "a lat So lon So brig solomon Eaoa toon Msss,,
for NYork
Msy ST. lat 10 lou 20 O5 seh Navarro. In Porto Rico r
New.York. days out
April TAT 50 ~ s. loo Is a z, brig Augosse. Of s'enez
from Sierra for Bremen
Aprl Is lsi p p 3 hon 90 p bark bark Sophia 0ezsd
IS % from Calcutta for Hsvre DE- 9rsce
May ST. latSl q ~ Ion IS % W, big Aphonso. Of Bos
ton, hence for -, 10 dsvs out
June lsi 50 q " lou 81 RI w shio Ero-go-51ga q
Liverpool, frcn Mobile for Liverpool-sl well