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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-08
E,ARx FOR sALE-rHR HOMESTEAD FARM OF

IvARM FOR sALE-THR HOMESTEAD FARM OF
Robert Boyle deceased ate Of the sounty Of Somerset
New Jersey offered At private SALE until Thursday 10th
tween Tie hours Of and o'clock on The prsmises Be
including about IS Of valuable timber said farm
der COED state Of cultivation we'll watered suitable farm
Jersey mile rom Martnyils four trom somerve and
sour from bsund Brook 20 .hoe latter place there daily
ton relative to said DO had frs BOYLE
~ Millington Mrs Lana Boyle thu prsnises A. H. Os
born, johnson street, Brooklyn the subscrbsr ct
Nnrtinvilie. SAMUEL X MARTIN,
June g. 1858 Agent for the heirs.
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TT 000 COPIES ORDERED IN ADVANCE OF
.UUV publication greatest romance q the day
Now ready Harry Coverdale's Courtshp and What Came
Of It BY the author Of Frank Farlegh Lewis Arundel
&C., &c. Beautifully illustrated.
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BOARD in THE COUNTRY. = THE ADVERTISED
- would like TO acco amodate family to board durin
she GUNNER The location Is within hours travel in
handsome private residence repcte with all the
and oonvenienoes Of quiet summer retreat, aud will
scenery unsurpassed Address Croton, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-08

BOARD IN BROOKLYN-GENTLENEN AND THEIR
ID wives also gentlemen, be with
handsomely furnished unfurnshsd rooms with full
partial board In first class house. in Of the
ghtfu situations in Brooklyn Those DESTROYS Of having
the comforts Of homo be by
ct No. 26 Washington street within i've minutes walk Of
Fulton street ferries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-08

THO PARTIES IN SEARCH or A LOCATION. DE-
cared TO- bs Of tho best In the oy for
ine x. one rScm. With gas Sa.hs range Co.
three years lease win DO gyen-11OO0 Dash reauirsd
and possession immediately. Address Cummings Herald
oGce WITH md address, for tbroo days atanv
where - interview oaa ~ ~. --s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-08

ID COLE HAS REMOVED HIS sT0CK q DkY co.
T. from No 6p 10 Mo- IS Broadway three deese 49,
vhsrp Invites he sustcmess ane -
public generally TO give lin call HE stsck ss.lasse
full assortment Of maple ana nay w bVvHSl hseWGA
fueAleAing gseAA ~ tt-tt-& t@l tsA EtyI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-08

COUNTRY BOARD IN UPPER MORRIsANIA-A
" gentleman and bis wife, two three single gente
mem may procure the comforts Of quiet pleasant home
private family, able within
walk Of tho railroad station fare By oommgsAsen not
law book store 20 Nassau street. New York. Mr.
Thompson, Hotel Upper Morrisana.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED,

HoUsE, OR PARTOF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IL by the 10Th 10th of this month"; house.
sstng Of three four rooms unfurnised Kitchen cellar
part them. Location to be between
tenth streets and Fourth aud Sixth Avenue Railroads
must not DO higher than from 500 to $50 which win
parties by giving board or
ton in the French, German or English languages. Or
small house Of six rooms In the location Ad
dress, post paid before till Saturday morning to T.
w. broadway Post Once giving exact number Of house and
nmnn of str
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DROADwAY-ro LET, TIE FIRST FLOOR OWE
ID store No T Bresswsy one Of ths most eligible
once To-, door, sos Broadway Apply IN tSs
store, TO A. n. & r. DAVIES ~ Br6edvsv
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D0ARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN
- bo with large aod pleasant front room
neigbborhood by applying at Henry street Also neat.
ly furnished back par0r for two single gentlemen.
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DOARD-A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD TAKE
gentleman and wife to board Location Houston street.
west Of Broadway. Terms reasonable This 10 good OPP
portunity those wishing good home Address w. r.,
Herald Office.
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EoR sALE-FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT ON LONG
Island Sound, with hty Of land thirty Ave OF
which ID under high state Of cultivation remainder In
lawn, gardens and shrubbsry with border Of wood high
water mark The house II nearly we'll finished and
painted sh.onshcss with shade and fruit
complete repair Within mile Of good schools ehuoos
and post once and 81 hours FROM the city large kitchen
garden with plenty Of ut and whole good paying
condition bathing fishing, sailing and cunning 1n.ur
and house we'll built FOR winter residences II desirable
Gates and everything in perfect for he whole
including valuable crops In general $1,000 and ii deirA
bs tho WHOLE part Of the furniture will be sold with
chance like this may SELDOM or never occur, as 10
whole gndsr the management Of first rate farmer who
ply by letter only TO Jackson 81 Mr. e. Jones' 48
Grcenwich street. No application from land agents will be
Attended to.
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A sAD4.Ism UND4nsIes4D. MAnyYACTUn1
Icss.s:s v:sH wy lsZsss.s1 "a. g 1:SIls -
neSedvsy hesasea ssssstnssA q NJ sieionssy q =
ssss heextseea. yl1sh h sonasstss NM Shsir assu
ns.s sspssr DQ peas cad psAels enebss posDns g
~ tans..svM 80 lssa n M Apr. Of 9sAli1ss -
kss. N. Ed: cssi,z -: 49, = ~ :iy = sAaAsk
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hcse-Sad ~ fufttr rsrk II nsTsCt ,ca nrin ~ -
nave BEEN rlea~na 60 ftvsr ~kA ves sp,rovnN -
ofeaot generally The rrssiftn. oeccf Of tbs boy
"a th1s hs~c beeo peculiarly fssf1nae. and fa all 80
y8 u tceeyf my nSst sncers sAsnkS Asos ne 20 49,
grsnsfe ,oe. ssotenrs spsa 10 Asfro,v .nf pstsoaS
ktnanes heh AS ses-ralY prevailed tArOashogt ss
Hal 10 n1s; Isu.ln a u annixcs rlssss'o to
a. thst IN ccaets az cpinioa kerssbwever Seroe ;say
ray have cccsseoa4iy besa-tAey not allowed
.eTlsy 60 aissae sc- sOi rsss.s sast As,As
finished or sosk rar r. rescc TAis u,ase stAAs 81
warned ssnrdss
This was greeted by clapping Of hands sai 81
e. demonstrations o. Appreciates.
Many gentlemen rushed up and cordially
shook hr, ~ the band
There was general leave taking, and in lsss
thaa i've minutes aer the hammer fea every neAx 80
out Of tie Hail
thus ended the Thirty-Seco0d Congress
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EXTRA SESSION.
In few minutes che SEosErasy csllsi -

In few minutes che SEosErasy cslisi -
Serste 70 srdst
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. BUrixs.
Mr.. C,ss called the Senate 70 order.
Mr.. BADGER offered resolution. directing tAsk
the osih prescribed b. the Consultation he administered -
ne" ssns1o BY LEWIS CssS the cdess Aae"ser q -
The Secretary them called the roll Of tie
Sew senators, and as their were sLled tA,p
Sey .ivaneed to ~ eess ani wers sworn, They wss
Nessrs Atholecn of Ne~-Hanpsairs, Sea,sra VI Iva
ana. Clsyisa OF Delaware, DouElSs Of llARoi< Jssa
Evans Of south Carolina Everett Of M,sscAas-sfx H,r
Of reSSs Huut-e OF Vryn Jores Of Tow, S.Aastas
OF Arkansas, { + Ssuzr OF Michigan, Joaa r rhsssn
Of Kenmcsy, John X. Thompson ct Nes,Jer.sy Rsssrs
Tcomhs OF Georgia and William WRIGHT u NswSjss-v
MIR. SHIELDS offered = resolution thas Haa
David r. Afehisoa OF Missouri. BE Prsidsat pro iesssvs
Of the Ssuate. which vas Adopted uaaninoasy
Mr. ArcHIsoN took the chair, and said
"SESAreEs Permit 20 return you nv passAs
fOt the kOn.r which have srSn conferred me .
evidence II psNscns reSard and csosdeEsisu -
s.o OF year coa1deuce In my integrity and inpstshys
The diplomatic corps, headed by Nj. do Bo-
disco ard CAaersn de Is B,rcs ,ired IL their anSrn -
irsSus Of oce entered the Hail. and assigned ssAh
on the night Of the Char.
The Supreme Court in robes entered. ~
took seats o. the ten Of the Char.
AT a quarter past | o'clock, the sounds a
approaching indications Of the approach of ~
procession This followed soon ,, the sppesr~sss =
the Senate doors OF the Depsty Marshall with tho ma
yellow scarfs before behsd such preo~
son shortly after the President eec, ntsted leaning -
the arm OF senator Bright followed By Mr. FlaHu. cAa.
ing the arm ol senator Pratt
Immediately the procession left the Senate
Chamber the order laid down In the programme - ~
eastern rOTtco Of the Capitol
Accompanying the President wero Marcy.
Campbell and OthsG members Of the Cabinet
After the return Ot the Senate Ia their Cham
her IL orered thai the daily hour ofmectirs should -
u O'Clock. and then the Senate sdouiR ed I'LL Moaaay
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AssEMRLY.

Mr. II. Smith presented the memorial of sew
era thousands Of merchants and others against the CIR
eulstion OF deprecated bank currency.
Mr.. X. SMITH reported bill to amend ths
charter Of the Eass River Insurance Company.
blr. SHAW, ON leave introduced bill TO d.
vide the sixth Judicial District
REPORTS or STANDING COMMITTEES
Mr.. SEmPLE, ab0lisbing Military Commute
t4tion Tax
REPORTS SELECT coasIrrEKs
Mr.. ALDEN, TO provide for the registry Of
marriages, births and deaths In Newly
Mr.. Looms, in relation TO the amendment Of
the Code Of Procedure
Mr. LOOMS moved that the report be made
the special order for week from Monday next
A debate ensued and continued TO the hour
Of sdjournpent
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ss.si DspsGeA 20 he ~ Y Tribune.
WARRINGTON, Friday, March 4, ls53
Nessrs. Butler, Cas-, Douglas and other
.1Sing Democrats express themselves highly delighted
- the iasagurai address Those of the other side
=, its qualisca are the work Of willy politician.
~ seokers are frightened. Il Is the first memo
,sss insusursi address ever pronounced
In the Senate at III last night Mr.. Summers
,oocsed substitute Of six cents day for spirit ra,ions
|, 10 navy. was lost The ayes and nays thereon
.,re cayed by Mr. Hale, and this wv his last act in
=. Senate. He has not been in his seat since.
Mr.. Hsuston's comparison Of the Fillibus-
NJ, in the Senate TO Galapagos turtles, causes great
pernmenf-
Mr.. Benton complained to Gen. Pierce of
\, election in one instance Of Cabine. ofcer Mr.
nsrce replied that he was much grstihed That eni.
,.u persoas here very Indifferent TO his selection
# persons though they express much socitude for the
mcoess Of the new Administration.
Senator's find much matter Of amusement
|, the fact that Mr.. Atchison should have pressed
Nss.rs Summer and Chase into the hardest working
Committee during the last night Of the Session.
representatives regret that Campbell's mo-
lion for Committee 10 report 10 the House rules
md orders the opening Of the next session did not
fuceeed
Mr. Pierce and Gen Scott were on the plat
brm together and after the Address cordially grested
sch other with God bless you" &c.
The extra session of the Senate, which be-
ss Monday. will probably continue 80 nearly the
Ii Of April.
The passengers from Wheeling hitherward
10 witness the inauguration, who should have been
here at breakfast time did not arrive tl after eight
his evening
The Cabinet as yet remains unaltered
EYE.
Sorrows Illness OF Mrs. Seward.
SERIAL Disratot 10 The ~ Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, March 4, 1853.
Gov. Seward is detained here on bis way
North by the serious illness of his wife. Sheleft Wash
ingon in state Of great debility and the journey has
proved too great a tax upon her strength.
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Private bills and Resolutions Passed.

WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, Nsrco Y lssSs
The following Private Bills and Joint Rass-
buttons have passed both Houses:
An Act for the relief OF John Charles fremont
Act for the relief Of Caroline Proctor Hayacs s,lv
child and heir Of John White dedeAed late Lieut 0jS
mel IN the 9Th Georgia Regiment OF tho Rsvoutisn ~
Army.
An Act authorizing the adjustment and payment Of ~
claims OF William Hazard Wa, deceased for Losses
s ~ I SS, rsef Of u sas ..
An Act for the rehet 4. r. Bennett
Al Act for tho relief Of Edward Box
joint resolution providing for the printing Of the rrtnns
OF the With Census.
Joint resolution r the reefof the heirs of Jsha De Nssf
Joint resolution for the reefof the Spanish Coassl M
shef subjects Of Spain residing At New Orleans and u sub
vets OF Spain residing at hey West tor Losses occassned y
ont resoutiont TO provide rr shtenins the sstsu
boundary OF the Naval Hospital at Now-fork
An Act 90 provide compensation 90 sneh persons ~ m
no S,ped bv tho Secretary OF the Treasury ceve ed
keep the pubic money under the Sh section OF tho Act
o August 1916 for the additional services required saa
An Ae, for the relief Of Francis r. Baden.
An Act for the relief Of Beri ) Roberta
Act authorize the Secretary OF the Treasury 70 te0
register 20 bark Mary of Baltimore.
The Shanghse Steam Line proposition was
carried in the House yesterday morning by vote q
"a to &c Several attempts made TO arnend md
finally from the lateness Of the hour IL lost NPsa
a vote of concurrence with the Senate amendmest- 4
will be undoubtedly carried next session. and wsslA
now II there were two threedays more
The following additional acts were passed,
which together with all sent Thursday nght, we're sp
proved before the adjournment
An Act making appropriations for the current and coste-
gent expenses OF the iadan Department and Tor fuMG
treaty spuatons with various Indian tribes for the ys
An Act making for the civil and poma
expenses tho Government for the ending oh Jana
An Act making appropriations for tho Naval Service lex
the year ending SOth June, 1854.
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south Carolina Congressional Electiens-
Marine Disasters Mutiny.

cHAsLgsros, Friday, March 4, 1853.
The Congressional elections in this State
have resulted as follows
SscO1d District William Aiken unopposed
Third District. w. r Coeock unOpposed.
Fourth District. Col Brooks believed 10 be elected
Fifth District. James L. Orr, unopposed.
Sixth District Col BOyee, believed 20 be elected
The ship Canada, Of Cork, bound to Savan-
nan sshore Stone Horse shos ten miles south Of
Tybee, In oaIlszt.
Capt Sawyer, Of the brig Lion, native Of
Portland, Maine, died at savannah on Wednesday
A letter received here to day BY the schooner
Zephyr, from Matanzas, dated Havana 9th Peb sav.
the ship Palmyra, Of Boston, arrived that morning o
the hIoor Of Havana with hardly any sail set her crew
having mutin.ed, and were confined baOw. sosni1h
vessel was seDi 10 tcw her TO- nd she would soon pro
eeed.
snow In Baiti,nsre-The sosrheru Mail, &c.
BALrNoRx, Friday, xarch4 IsSa
A snow storm has prevailed here since noon
HE Inaugural appears TO create favorable
impression.
No Southern Mail has arrived yet. Train
Death Of Col. murray.
PHILADELPHIA Friday, March g. 1853,
Col Joseph Murray, Of this city, died here
very suddenly this afternoon. lie commanded Com
pany at Camp Dupont during the Lac war.
Terrible AGFay-Ose Maa Killed asA ansehcr
severely lsjaPeA.
ssEsesrxID, Frdsy March I. lsaa.
Seven unknown men assaulted feu1 0ehsEs
empIeysd In The Glasgow klls. q Hsd'ey FsksJ
above Helyoks, Iass Sunday night Two Of he or
were stoned very severely. One ssne1 John 's'ss
Bliss, had his bod cut spen ~ died 10 essseqssss
on Wednesday. Asoshes b terribly injured, but N
swvivc. There q % efss - de mWderevs
Inpeoehness Of Jo1gs.
kAsssos. WIS.,, Fd1sy narch Z, lsn
The Assembly Of Wisseaaia hsve inPeseAsd
ledge HahbeutoAsy.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALB,Sr, March. 4. 1882
usunura

A report was received from the Committee
appointed the affairs OF Union CollegeJudge BErcH
OF Troy, and PfuLLIP 4 VAN aENssELArR dissenting
The report states that Union College has received since
ia foundation, g. 79l s+j that lis present property u
sl97279 a. The report 70 signed BY J. c. Wight
Attorney General.
The Committee Of the Whole, Mr.. HUsrIse-
TON In the Chsr considered the bill 10 provide for the
distribution Of the works OF standard American authors
In District School Libraries
An undignified and frivolous debate ensuad.
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Inpeochnene Of Q Je1ss.
MAsssos. ws, Fdlsy. haecA 4, lsSa
The Assembly Of Wisseaaia hsve inPsseAsd
yslge HabheutoAsy.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
After the report vas closed this morning,
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Democratic Pisn-e-, Of Bsianre with Msr-bas .nd

Democratic Pissee- Of B,itinre with N.rb.s and =.
The Democratic Association, Of Alexandra y,yiu,
The Colunb Hose Company, Of B.itinore
Tho Washington Firemen did not pErsae
The President elect stood erect in the car.
rage. with President Fillmore By his side s.rroundsd
By Aarshas and bowed TO constant cheers IND vayi,,
handkerchiefs from the windows
The Foreign Ministers made fine appear
anse in splendid carriages With full Court dresse.
The procession commenced passing she Ma
tonai Hotel At twenty minutes before one, az brisk
pace, and tie end had passed at one, being about
mile long.
1t commenced showing again, which cur
tailed the civic portion ofthe procession.
A company Of fantastcals dressed in rags
and tstters marched along the Avenue while the pro
ee'sioD was passing, who received some rough usage
The procession reached the Capitol at one
o'clock, and the Presidents with officials passed into
the Senate Chamber
The President and President elect took
seats in front of the secretary's table, VITA the Com
nittee Of Arrangements on the right and left.
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices
Of the Supreme Court were seated in front of the
eastern lobby.
LIE Dipiomatlc corps were OUTSIDE sne OAR
on the night Of the principal entrance and the Heads Of
Departments and Governors on the left.
At II o'clock the Marshal Of the District,
with the Judges Of the Supreme Court followed BY the
President and President Elect and the entire
bly, in the Senate started in procession 10 the eastern
front Of the Capitol where an immense staging was
erected, sufficiently large TO accommodate all
At15 o'clock, all being arranged, the Oath
Of Office Administered TO Gen. Pierce by the Chief
Justice. On the close Of which the President stepped
to the front Of the platform greeted with entnu-
sAsiic oheers and proceeded 70 read the following
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington Items and Gossip.

.-s raeyupa Office, corner Of u.o,sy and Bsase,-'r.
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heavy and ss., loves 2 s M oT ordinary

, and rather Canadian 81 8lds4 g. The
ses 900 bbl - dS 67l for ordinary 70
s.bt S,ate o. 6dS t for mixed to fancy Michigan and nd-
sns and common Ohio Southern Flour very firm the low
and are in request saes Of 300 bb S5d as M common
straight brands Baltimore Alexandria and - pa
brands Rye Flour - IS for line Corn
Meal IL steady but quiet; sales Of 5Obbs az IS
GRAINNheat is freely offered and the market Is neav ara
inactive. No sales epsped Quotations woud be nominal e
quiet Soc and in limited supply. Barley rather IoWe
limited demand Sales bush &c for fair
and aud Jersey at di9c
plenty; the demand active for re s ana
prices Sales of bush 0dc for New es
2G63c for Mixed Southem 62 d6c for White do odo'c 10y
southern Yellow, and so d6oc for Jersey do. -, -
WHSKY-Ih IL rner demand fair and supply mo
detfc. SNeso 80 bbs Prison al - Drudge " quiet a' sly
ard ntcres3
PROVSIONSTh less doing in Fork and the market hardly
buoytnt hut 2So bbs 8 $40 to- Meas and
SIS a ms IS for Prime 7 50 Clear Beefs firm the bet
qualities Sales OF 0 bbs at go $40 . Tor
Country 50dSl5 for repaoked Chicago ~ for extra
out Beet ans steady Sses Of 10 bbs good Western at 90
Cut Meats are request Sales Of O hhd and tee
- d6ic for Shoulders Lard better; the demand good;
and sprss eht Of 500 bbs part 10 arrive and
kegs the supply moderate Sales at 700
Pare old and state Cheese quiet AMI
net plsDty sta0S.c. o., IN. .. -, -,
Of no Gales small lots Of Spanish have been so 81 50 -
which is % quotation for sales
The exclusively for parcels 70 trIiy 51 runs
Scotch Pig sold S3j sj, cash aid mon1a 20 arnye
delivery SS6 y sJ7 50 asked Bar IN Give
sFFDS- Glover very dull and heavy 03 Timothy IS
plenty and heavy s4aS7 for Moved FGxseed qu'eF and
plenty az al 250 - 3li
HXA good supply Sales OF COO bales at
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1853.

FAsTPORT Apr s-Arr. brig Maria White Crosby Windsor "
s. 18th, EIIma Carpenter Baltmore sehr Roanoke Dns
more sid Hanomb A. Paine, Sadder
ard Texan Patterson do sdl3h brig Mana White Crosby Aexan
dria: l4th schr Mischief, Patterson MaRdalen Islands
GARDTNI u. April l2-Au. schr Jane Turner New-York
HARTFORD Apn 6Arr schrs Unoas O Bates New York Jo-
sephne Morrison Philadelphia Hudson Post New York Sid hr
J. GoOdspeed Clark. Philadelphia
INDlANOLAA 20 lst ult schrs Emma De RuS1ey Ane'
and Louisa Bellows, Sew-York
LUBEC Apr BAIT schrs Mozart Hunt Newfok Sid schr
Esther Eliza Godfrey New-York =.
NORFOLK, April l5-Arr, shr Anadne Harding Nw.Bedord
Cld .chr b Lindsay Webb for the West Indies
PHLADEIPTA Ami liar bark Margaret Wood BordeauH
brig Francis md Rebecca, Bodhsh, Mathnzn -
RICMOND Arrl 5-Cd Brem ship Westphalia ssss Brs-
.chs C P Brown. nmHr Neyy-Yorki H. j. Hundey
Hammond do sid schr Triumph -, Providence.
WILMINGTON C. April if-schrs Marine, Powell New York
AG,d Bsrs BAKER New.York CID schr Matilda Eaton Boston
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DossanUers Smiled.

In The Citv IF Norfolk for MeDurRe AualaSanue p Lord,
q Colgate H. Abbott r. Swallow and wife New York
H. Westeae E WyeI Nantucke n FOLSOM and B Cush-
ing Maine Vessels New York C. Russell Ensland H. Krot,
baltimore L. C. Macea Montreal; DR. w II Shenck Luke Smith
md b. Iatmer NewYok c. c. Russell j. Demordy James
Caldwell Darius Caldwell Dan Caldwell r. NJ Watts James HUFF
man. John Campbell PennSylynia torol Alexandra g.
Dprs, Switzerland N ONeal Ireland j. Kutte Germany f..
Douglas T. Douglas f. Little, NewYork J. Mitchell and
stues Ell gland Friend Day W Day j. Day Edward Terry and
y Sewewe Illinois A. Reed Nova Scotia; F. L. HUI, Franz
Pennsylvania; VIM Thomas Oliver Goras and j. Veth Germany
o. ". Shutter, Wisconsin, and 20 in the Storage. -
In shin Meb1uype -usfrGiidA. 4. Carg
Wrentham Mass Edmond CHICAGO ILL.,; Franklin Mana
Owego Co. Y; P FTeeand B CepF T. D. Ca,naB Brook
A. H. Christopher Geo Raymond Sandusky, Ohio; VIM
Dat w Calvert Lambertvile j. Charles Ewns c. Rowe
Providence Clifford Hudson, n T.; DR. f. VI Wells
Hartford CT VIM w. Bems Albany Y; NJ Bunker New York;
John Cooper Chester N " James Parker Chicago Ill Elias
Bryant Anderson Somerset Co, Me- Asa NJ Maten Benjamin F.
CoOTb Baeman Cornoh Reui Goodwin Indus
rarl llIl NJ