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was on the larboard psddlebox when the steamer
struck, and had been deck the whole night II the
had not taken hre soul would have been
lost. for they all could have been landed safely II there
had been lime.
The reef which the steamer struck Is about TWO
miles long, making oil in soalheasiey dlreellon and
is not laid down in any of the charts that have ever
duet and kind treatment received from Captain Fischer
and officers OF The ship Omega; Captain Wheldon, oil The
ship James Mauy Captain Jefss. OF the ship Meteor
Captain Lane OF the barque Clemente and Captain Cor
DON OF the schooner A. Emery, who promptly came TO
relief they heard OF our situate aud rem
dered oil the assistance and made Us as comfortable
as possible during our stay IN the bay.
Yours, respectfully,
+. l.. SAMPSON
Late master steamer Independence.
SAN FRAscIsCo March 81, 1853
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THE CUBAN SLAVE TRApE-The New York Times has
couple OF letters from Matanzas, giving the account OF
the capture OF cargo OF African slaves, III the most
alrocoas manner by Don Antonio Capo, and their sue
cessul "run" and landing at Gnazna a small Cuban
port The writer states that the British consul obtained
Wedge OF the fact through OF the slaves, and,
with the American and Belgian consus, went TO the GOV.
ernor and laid the information before him. The writer
says that The governor attempted 10 shuttle them off, but
did not succeed and adds
In consequences of this interview, the Brgadier Mo
rales Rada sent to this city by the captain general
a commissioner 10 examine the case. tie forthwith
caused the several amsdores, or owners OF The ship 10
be arrested. send you some OF their names DR. Aqua
bella, Antonio Mnxua, an attorney, who recently mar
ried The widow OF Vega Caceres, and so became par
ty interested Aranabe, iron founder n Agulrre,
merchant Barloone Caranas, an apothecary and Don
francisco Vnageras brother OF the Acade and The only
creole implicated Each OF these Interested 10 me
extent Of 1900, and held 10 ball. notwithstanding
the law prohibits bail in criminal cases, TO answer the
charge. Don Jose Bao, another partner succeeded IN
euding the officers. The examination brought out The
atrocily Of The affair in the broadcast light Capo direeied
his 10 Portuguese (negro) colony on The
coast OF Cafraa, and finding they had ne negroes to
SELL he determined ill his ship without being at the
expense OF purchase He therefore took every possible
ing atiate himself with the inhabitants and Sc
cure their confidence awaiting an opportunity Tor coup
de main When the lime struck him as favorable, The
whole population hidden 10 splendid least on board
ship, and piled with dragged rum, until the great mass
OF them were completely supplied with their potations
Orders then sgnaed to the to make all sail
and when the unfortunate wreches recovered their
they found themselves OF sight OF Shore and
those OF their company who had been moderate IN
their cups already secured in irons. Naturally enough
they alien ed the first thing release themselves by
rising their kldnappers But they possessed no
weapons, while the crew was large, and armed at all
points so that, notwithstanding repeated efforts to lib
crate themselves, they were uniformly overmaseEed.
These encounters mudeIous Large numbers were
thrown overload. pieces with knife and sabre
thai the loss OF life during the trip at least two
hundred persons OF those who survived, and whom the
agents OF government have received since the landing,
hundred are at this moment hospital, undergoing
surgical treatment for sabre CUTS slabs, and other wounds
OF greater less severity received from the kidnapping
rufians who captured them Many OF the negroes are
Portuguese and all OF them intelligent and above the
ordinary level OF native Africans"
The writer further complains that the whole commits.
sion has ended in fraud and that nothing will be done
about the matter.
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Greenough.s Group OF statues

A correspondent, OF the New York Herald, in let
ter dated on board the United States ship ST. Louie,
March IA, speaks follows Of the group OF
Gently executed by Greenourh, the sculptor
"We arrived here few days since from Spezza,
where we lay week, and few days after leaving
Genoa. The object for visiting this port, and bringing
with us Commodore Stringbam and broad blue pennant,
Is TO attend the shipment OF group Of stausry executed
by Greenough. The figures, am told, colossal, and
the design OF The sculptor was 10 represent the progress
OF civilization 10 the western portion of America The
figures are, first woman flying with her babe in her
arms; behind her s Indian warrior who Pursues ana
has seized her by The hair, and with uped tomshawk
about ceave her skull bat his arm is seized and lne
blow withheld by western hunter, who, WIN VI
umphant SMILE looks the Indian in the face, as ne nan
turns his head 10 what arrests bis blow Inc group
told, in all their attitudes with the expression oe
nea,ed in their faces form one OF the most perfect pieces
ever executed by any of our artists. The size o. 'he
block OF granite from which this group was cut can oe
Judged Of when inform you that the artist IN order to
get the where he wished TO work upon v, mao 70
have the entire side OF his house torn down. IA the la
Dor of better than three years and uust when shipped
that II will safely reach the spot on which II intended
to stand, and long prove an ornament 10 the public
groundam
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chesp-The subscribers having determined 10
IL have quantity OF ost from " TO ~ feet
with and 81 which they VII sen low, N APP
ped carly expense OF removing and rcpinr
those indebted 10 US TO call and settle,
funds all but In order
80 that we may attend We shall be under the
putting q accounts in the hands Of an odce
r. NJ. PEARSON 4 CO.,
Ap 22-3teof Corner Of Fh street and the Canal,
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A bill has passed to third reading IN the Massae
sets senate to form new county IN that STATE
called Webster county. II will consist OF eighteen
in Worcester county and hve from Middiesei '0'''
Its shire town will be Fitcbburg.
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SILK Lace Manties at cost for Cash oniy--We
the latest styles OF
sue determined to close them out without delay, we
they cost US IN New YORK. tor
charged cent VII be added
exposed tables Ladies wishing TO
purchase should this opportunity,
the offered viii certainly be very great. -
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY CO.
Ap 2i-suf lTntel.1
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MORE NEW GooDs.-ws will open this morning
MI loo Bsysders bsIcse robes, solid coiorr
SO orgsnde, with hopnees
so piece. plain and figured bsreres
plain plaid and stripe silks
do plain and dotted Swiss muslins
900 do bnrere dc LANES, hrst rate, lax cent.
do fine and medium
800 do lawns, 81
psrssos
yards bonnet rband. Is cent. worth al
20 plain Grape snawis, sr.st bargains
80 embroidered 90
1000 yards white and colorca maunrs
5000 do insrsin ply carpets oicoth. rugs
Purchasers viii please favor cali great va
NeN hannsome goods 70 exhibit and bargains ee
Ap R-aswlwif HALL A pRoTuER
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nuoFEssIoNaI, cam

PROFESSIONAL CAHD.-Dr. Hunter member OF the Royal
College Of Surgeons London, and late pupil in the Hospital for
CONSUMPTION, London will be absent from Washington
professional business In New York, Albany and Troy, from the
evening Of Saturday, May 1st until 18th June.
During the consulted heretofore in
bronchitis hfos snd affections Of the
heart his rooms Pennsylvania avenue, Immediately opposite
Iron Hall.
pursued In addition the usual administration OF
that OF nhainr medical either from suitable
instrument filing chamber in the PATIENTS house or by the
employment circumstances OF the case
may require
peculiar ofnhsaon diseases ohe lungs, &e
that the remedy applied directly to the membrane diseased
patient invalid without
and principally That mas been at
tended with encouraging success.
Dr. Hunter Is assisted by Or. Wellesley, =
Hour from ., a. M, to 6, m. hpW-dN
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ID EFHIGERATOBS,-The subscriber has just received
IL supply refngeators,
featured E. OF Philadelphia and which received
diploma om the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute OF this city
examined used this renge
decidedly IL arranged
entirely removed
OF current of cold air
vessel and within each apart
whe simple ventang coniysnce the complete
riiy whole apparatus is insured
For manufsciucs prices with the privilege OF being
turned they prove In every satisfactory by
c. w. BOTELER,
APP 27-u Iron Hall
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ma. EDWARD II. CARMICHAEL, from Virginia,
professional the citizens Of Washington
His residence and Office 18th street. adjoining the Irving
Hotel. Ap @-du
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Headquarters Marine Corps,

Washington, Apnl %, 1883
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will received this Office
o'clock, Saturday, the 4th OF May, 1889 for
supplying United Marine with the following
cles be delivered by the 18th day of Juy 1885, al The Marine
clothing No. 81 Walker New York city, Al Washing
ion C., point the Qnaemaste direct
the Unled States, 700 blankets 200
knapsacks letters gu. 8. M $500
army booees; l,005 patent leather stocks.
the once oil
Quarermaster 81 Walker street, New York.
The himself the increase d.
above, the the
require.
responsible will be ocialy notified of the
ceptance of his bid.
The subject OF the Quarermsste
such person persons he may appoint
Such usually advertise for the Marine Corps are
above three week until tbs liih May
ne and their bs accompanied by Of the advertise
ment, thu. Office for payment
hp 25-eodtl4May lRepub. Il lnicll
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MORE New silks, Bnrcgrs, and tmbroidereh ana
MI plain Canton Grape shaw Just eceived-We respectfully 50
cit ladies' all dress goods 10 call and examine
purchasing have received supply
inducements TO all Judges OF
the public bear In mind thai we are
the bes, sources, and
desirable had ALL store Is the place 70 md
them.
We have opened splendid stock Of bonnet bands a. -
other cheap goods recently bought al
auction.
w. NJ. SINISTER CO.,
Ap 24-d6uf 9TH street, near the avenue
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OR REyTThe large brick dwelling house at the corner Of
81 and occupied by John O. Res Is for rent ros
session viii be immediately For terms apply inc count
ng room Jackson Hall. Ap@-dS
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u
NO PAINrERS-Io.OOo lbs. white lesd.-Jut received
factory 5000 lbs Lewis white lead 5000
pure assorted packages which offer for sale at The ven
lowest market prices. -
HOWELL a MoRsELL,
= An 2l-dus Successors o. WBTrTLEsEY.
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Spoken, &c.

July J. = niles 2 Of Charleston Bar. big Asiepo IN New
YORK nooy Island schT Telegraph fun New fok Tor
Ju5e . la = u lou . IS ship Ksunebec, m Nsw-oFesn' for
juy l. Of Cape Ha,;er-. BIZ B. Hnds from Providence f''
jane = lat y TO- ou o ship Ocean Queen I'm s. John y B.
July isr - lon 81 90 steamship HUMBOLDT I'm New
YORK tJny , 'or Hayre.
June s. ~ a. gwen ship Emperor Hlser fn NeSohsans Tor
Ju9 Of South soa' bark Ida Boston for Baltimore
Jue p H. on. 81 Il ship Afcada lot NaTa)
IN. New or can. for HAVE Al.
Ap H. iai ii ON lon On 52E, ship MAron II'dsy fn A..
June - al - q oa So p 81 Agnes Scott IN George y B. for
June a. s q o. on IS yS, slip sou,aerusr from St
stephen y b. vis Eispor for Oh - ~ , ., ,,, O. MI,
&c .rhi ;1r I. IT spain sui Lazuavra o., r.
Juy Bermuda L and City Of and I'm Boston i'r IaG'
Ju, lat p s. lou . o. i Tally TO, Higgins I'm. Pia toy
Boston. - =, o.,
james River Newcastle. Me
JUS at So lon T. hafk Echo fra son fl- Baltimore. -
MAJ Fernando snip Harriet Hore Rowland in NJ"
York 4 PM >. for san Fr4nciacl . =, ,
s. Helena. June /. for Salem 49, . ,
JureI6 IL So 90 on sisnslzed ship Wlvery I'm 8o'-
jay H. st 81 H. lon p 20 bark Petrol Avy I'm NewYOr for
july at 3D. len T. bak sin fn. Ne*oeaas for
Ne
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Dome.ric Ports.

Albany Julv Am prop Commerce Lenor, Paitas 2 "a
- Roter - m Kelly NeW-Bedrt Cd chs SPY Ncs-f
= Eo.f0n. Oliver Fuller Ar J1g sclfs ODD l@'s-
P..er. Lesaer Srurs. BrsiAbe { d. JlF - . Ot-s a.
icT~ B.ar SassnsS Cro-b'. Boston, Reh1i Law OAaP Ps
Providence Fup.r- Joaas9u. pro7id-no@ n. g. 49,.
ar brE Q1.irr9le, d. 800 49,
"a 90 ehr, AdrlsEA Portland Joan >aa rila
ARaIrrNORF INV .-Ar hsfs MAJ I'd DAN. Boston b.
Fibs Dosr. Lorns Harp F0I~e Ne--i ora ars 70
rtsr kt~sl Chsmrol psoorr q ,-s'on ~
$3.50. Yoang Au-rca Bosom heu@.'o IA mad
u. Ir. C-orsa Petenr Boston Lana Garsner fort.ai
BOSTON Ju, Ar ship p az star Pezrs1n NsEr cans
Hsr3nx PAern+ Mlsk lElu, u KEY ht-
-. T--irv Hsni-o N-.tA Per-, SeEO Orleans
- H.rirt Pha3elphs; PsmphTA she'd p -af-ohta brzs
Thous COu11r stover Remedies inny
E.-rr RI Fraser Pcuoa sgs.a brl ko.s Peol Sob,
~, Pou CO. Pctou Fame. b. Beler HsifAX Clio, ain 81
Ser SAT-. Gausg-. D.-n n-amar Yi,e- Phi adei-
- w n Paks Webb@r. PhlAie pha; Oroo tof SewY
Ito. Ptisfelph, sh EEab- Eu-ry Turks Issnd Nelson
49,. K., N.al y P. Nara Jlne snail Geoigrsgvl- D c
al snail HedGer Ae1Ant1a Forest NcIeron D-s
go Ch.-er kelley. Paa8epta GsorEe nan,
Pi .s.irba Thoras Fnn- Nckeon. Phiadephia; Lathef
CSS R.ter Phiads phs Hsnry snon. Corpn Pnste pha
Ssyrh saith smith Phsieiphs; Lejsk Remcs Victory Be-
49, Pr alephia. Orr.naa Pinkha n Dora
Wxtrs Enterprise Pendl-toa; FrsacenA Roberts Paste
phia kelley Se~ Yort. Sea Bird Bufisr~-l. and Pavilion
Eee, CD b.rks CE-z c Bel. Cole Trieste Fr..kr
FrJ R.cazd Havana bns Alan7rl. Load Pcoa Caledonia
ia Petcpas Do Mara b. Beudrot do A. sa-, Gernon.
River: bsve Giperrck. scha Frank March WtnnE
"a c % osd for Hayr W P. Philips SHARP. PA selphiA
50 b1rts Leopold Geo Gordon bEs Ga. y.t.rdayl RAN
bier May Sophia n2ika Qsn snd from beos hsTns anchored
Yesterday ship Prznenf Barb kr-zin ss<d f na sni7
lDenssa sGl<a % Wsanssasy
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT Oh NEW.YoRG.........
Ieared.

steaInps- MaoD Berry Chsreston spoeori, Ieson O'
Forca. MoOdlull savannah. samuel l. VI icle H.
Shiu.-Ana Reed L'veroooL o. BAKER Coz Sahu7' -''
Salfer. Clsfte. Al Benson. 90 o. H., r.. t-,v,,
Bf-i.-R n Gamble Hove Mobile 2. Hurbut Cos -
fIr Frart Nr4uchi j. Kersnaw Nord America lil1-"
,ers Uanfurg Beck Eunhard Little LIZZIE D-PaeAf 'l'A
to,idso ard arnaTkc- ,rrf I'LL. p.o.le-s
TrLsrt.s fRI Putusm, Pictau ; hi'ne Co TAc ~
Reanan Kf-s. Ackery; Tomo FeL cSs,n'l- ~.
O. Ue,rtfe Hn liaesoop Ncnmoad Osborn SYne-
Hem an Tho ao1e tOG.uJ "uA-r Lyerqoo. hennns@ & sI =
foirr. Varst Hail. Juan. Caha 4 W IrIdy Wy Il "a
ton Jordan Nuey4s John sHdy So Bird Of slien Ila
eboners-John Frauer. Hathaway. NarehaI r Spa;le "
-, aIrrrrs Ne,-fIavea n r. Daniel l. Sufz-s air
cbd Dsren Ca Rudderow Leader bearse; i.i
ris lanes " Mckee PhIlndo ArustrJu- Ihon1s fhl
MI nsser. T.. : Potd. Crovrh Portland W Lev. q iBtl
G.lfsr - John y B. Kelly SmtAer; IN hi.s'l' lof1
sr,,e por-su-Pt Grsner Emily Johnson ole a.
tinore Johnson Lowden A Halrum Il -h p d7p n-s
~ ut- Ncseron EN-. r IS. Ropes Go Srtts an,
WcF. exandrs Washington ~ StlFges eArnae New ,fA,
Cood.. 4, sor Dsvtou sprsE1e NCss NanE >toae ts
II Jaso John MARY CaFE, Bs5y, Jaem K T. BUCK
q Co .-,. g.. Ill. pro...,...
Pale VEN Tuner Baltimore, H. H. Tay9r Ksnne5se handPA
ade 10
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JULY H. 1886

Liv,pool-Aved Jgae 2. r9uas CAh,sn, View odsy.; A.
,are Pin SavznrAh: *, Manila Gne-n New d. toalas
H.werd do RsesTrss - : John y 3 sh H'pp..roa- ~
e sailed -5h Frruo >-ue p1rtls1i Rr1s Ns JUS
Ne ~urerh. Preus J-s- Alll-
Trrk-'t Nv l1rk + .r-hsn Scloof ~
Cltd--Suilsd J1rs 3 ifab-La Dcmera. hl--
urfN esuu. N-w YORK
S-l-s Jure = N.rra1u Msyserry NeEY1rs I'm
Ns--r+r Nclrrvrs %
h. ds->aed June 80 Iohr W@sev York.
Te1si-ATIveo Jlne =. 0s-Pee. Msrrl. Mais-rss -
Arv-c June p So AsasJa View Oresns 'th
2 3 surrer Dver SeW Orleans.
G-urs-A-r,vsd June 81. CANDIDA Cu.o,ra SeE OIesrs
Arrived March - w April q:
Rehse Alsop " N.E-Y9-E. T., Galeso - CALIFORNIA Sailed
Ar Ecrsfi1 sew-ior1
Flore-Arvea June Il. Aeoa -sr.en NsvYosI o Peers
hug
Prom Loves r.r. J1ne x
neri-A-. lrce 2 h E1isrd Nsrv.
Dlnssr-ss Jl-s q fieo---. >na-l= Nep b-n-
efharfr. d. BE ~ Leila
f.r Rcfr~rcau.; Devc --re A. sr11. Antwerp.
Cad I-Arr June - Ca'uo-u' Lead ~. View ore
poCA Jll- Il GsslaiA 8ichrle- HeF orleans al
Corona Tru ~. f0
C'vd-- SD Jlat a. Fame. G11ier Boston
iougls.-arr J NE y. Adj. And. Nev-JrisAlS
CseecsiCf 50. Jr-e -. Mldasssta FrlIc.fco.
T-1e'-r D. June -. i-N 3ufa Hse Nes-IcrL
HsVrAr Jlre -. NT YORK Edva-s Charleston; 81. Au-
Jordan Nsw-O1ecus- u. -s.er. B-ctufh IL
TrssieaIs. e, Eie7 Msf'e. W-r1e - Y s)tet-s
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A. Canton April 20 ships Cook fsr NswYofk soon John
Gess BarrOw' for san Frauec0 bark Pa'hAner Macy Tor
Heus Kong April 2 ship. Heber, Neho. and Talbot Good
a Msn, .hp: wesward Ho 5oha.toa e, N,~.Y ,s
uddls OF NAV 9. den CITY e.in1 Tor China ,'o, ? H.
YORK Msy Brown. Albany Gorham and Amty Hayes Sid
date bars Comet Bareham for SeE,fors m W., DO.
b. sickness OF her crew; Whitney Condemned and
old s. kP- g sI b Sf P,6: s Sii u 9 !ss a
sbrpr In demand Freigh s4l2 tun for England aud sir
20 Az vessel At SiaEapore MAY.
Piri.mou,h Feb IL ~ China the shortest record
A. Calcutta MAY s. shiP "mi WI w aa.' os o' s5 n NJ,
Son winor dg. Porte. D94ne for Ne' fo,k DO r
Topc smith London Mnne'ots' Allen for L"epooi PARKS
Ro.,oI "a Spr 81 sh Spsae wori.~oh for @
Opheh Mason London lth josiah QUINCY sndc1 'oI l
Msy4 RIP wn,e smith Leni9n Ger'[ad' MHs9' aa,
(ald weres the river May 81 > from sal9o Ap' - s7
AfIoS BsaI,e B9''S % Ind Robnsn for Calcutta o,d
Co. "a Atrl u b,rs HrrmiOle Howard Tor sain-y w
sailed ron lie Of Fsnee Aprl5 snip sns,p1rr w Cot
snyrn4 aih u; ship Puin'on rufl''n ''' July
A. Mst 18th nit bark Wild Fire MOsmin from Boston AT ''h
,e0 'o. At as.na 18th u Sailed oh Austrian big sara
~ s SsSa o S5' M.t.. l ut bs Mara. 8[ e Bon
- rae IN 1872 d. ' s Nav q .ea Bs4sa r a
bee Jule8 bsrks PaTsna Bets br, s' Pb5eiob Ib
s SsE, coz aa l-'s s. ci'P S. SSI
'sSgi55i s 3ss F a2s n as s22 Trieste
At Mass I5th u ba'k frus%an L9ns Tor 81 @ , %,
- Az v..el a. Gibraltar 10th Sailed sth ship Caroln4
~ O., Fre,.op from Trieste II DAYS, i New iors ts
sad from fli New -ens 9rss -noa -
New, York; Dzeut tsic do Arora1 fhii.p- 40 A- e
Boston g. 49, -. Or R,..o, xud b1uud =:
m I-tb Ill., s1p Geo-l. Green, Redmsn i9r London
r. - Ne,,ure Dsser ior Boston AID o-ne = before
Cl,-.r... q ship L-NnEton VI pnt '~
ycrt bss Nav Gley do sch Mana AdanA Du'el' "1"e
D.Tpe 9th u ship Crest Britain Hall Tor New YORK
.i GA nj, bi,s Ashland store for New Orleans sano'ei
- a si.5 r,- 20 Dad flr New i0E Ned1mal kea
n n Iiverroo 2ith ut ship ,tfaniia S,r 20 os
A. gri,ts 5th Ill ship HUMBOLDT sinP' d. Tor Ns"Po ~ ~
'0 SS ab nit .hips Cor. Linn Linher fr Ne" ora
~ Den - Br BARK Fans ., 1lie,
- IA - 81 f1r B8ston- idg. ArsLe. blr'n of 80
49, -, n sou b. bnEs Compett0' treifs 80
re P.,-of az Richard Golden for Bsston fef-e'sfA7
'o -. 1reiand ID ut ship Grea, Britain lBr n2
G,.Ix f Boston would have 70 discharge Ana - ID - W
p-.,--~ .+or ~ Nav g 20 al lr
CO llth, flrtl-lrse -c-t A-7~-0-@ '~
passerg gers for NeS-bedf1rd n. p-,,-, p,..,,
A. Be1e n q th ut BRIG Model Do" Tor Ns"-io'A ~ 1
schr ABBY thatcher ior 10. s. ,-- q. - -. Al,
y,rgni. Thuow 81 bOoner, AaAs Tor 10 az
tf-,-i-.- CT ~ ~ = GeorEe Hyer fra CO. dsz
A. S,rn eb Cherokee Coin fsE @f Ar'-he Dfi-
r., ~ Nes-Y ors fe~ tsts and 9.ners q 81 re
: So 80 Wssr witch Huchins NeS-fork o.,
Ar A. i.e snPs OREGON Brow Ns~iofA S'
Consultation. B~nson. 20 60 A. a. =
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On NewBedord 9Th, ship. sally Ann HlhaTiy and louisa
a. Norton ?. cite Ogesu ....,
Arr Il New-London It'll ship Menmak. Destn Pacific Ocean
via Honolulu Jan when she reported with - bb sp and
2(to DO. wh OIL
20 clean. rp..-I--.-
rrss Ter cruising New Zealand Feb H. with Loo b0s sP oil
t.uf d gfo Auc> AID n three weeks 20 recruit
Touched F8ys Aprl4 schr Harriet Neal COOK rfoEuce
cer-. lafi. GEO Mary Manchester IVES BORT from Nr't
d.s lg0ib.-Nsvj Gov Carver West. 20 Sosp 81 bacSnsl
a o. aud anied 81 bbs a. 8tTst9" t-t
spoisett bh.ih chr AIRED ho;i NeF bed "a ron
" cleans Msfa, Smith. do and landed IS Dds
june 4h hound WING WestpOr go bos The H. baso~
VS. Ia forf June 10, 20 sail day 10 cruise
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Receipts Of Produce

r. "a, ye,- Y,k Rsl40 be Fou5 s. hhas IosAe,
~ Aoho lOO do WHISKY rs bales Wool SS SIDES tnd -
- IsiAe 5 pkrs Butter bss Esg 49, sheep esss Asss%
i tnn. Iron Furs and SKINS - bales baiao h'os H'
and iO Srddrlss 80, -, , %. II. ~ ~ -.
-, Wool 80 head Cattle dofscs 10 SpeeP ~ obs
-. IS SIR. Butter &c. Hams AID 10 rkFs SaoaneS
H. a. ~ l,,L asd RIarad (ioi the Me@kI KS
Hatr a. hoxe cheese tush Potatoes - Dos y
CD. Ashes q pIs. Leather boxes Boots and snoA sna %
Vkgs Mscel sneous Ndse - W, q g., 80.
y ne Se Y.rk 8sre RaraS S ne 81 ~
Mi ds.A Cattle Caves sheep horses 40
Beef q pks. Poaltry IS pkr, Rigs les 80 Bate ~ % saa
ees no Sush do Posatee ~ cases hAts
bales HAy II 90 Marble 20 do lee - os ~
By ne LadsoA Rr Beailss1 bss four ~ Is As9ss
WHISKY sc pkg Pcvissns Sc Do Ck-ee 80 DO rst Il 10 N
40 DO Wool Seoo basA Data p ~ 90 wheat l. S Com
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nfsa.fpr.. f-C.

BR PRiG May Mac OF the csrEo ri hs ves o'' near Re 49,
he Boston. $50 pig lad been
saved. that the whole would b. recovered
BR., flI usged snor- Bth CuSs'lrt x
ss oe .rd Alongside night nad es' si
win rfuu1er and izhuilz.
MAID Ba hrd 20 Cisres'ou put ino No- Z
fl~ 9Th &C been stuck oy
lghuirg p the ffh ms IN Chtsarelke Bav.
TIE b ScER HARY ELLEN fo 3 son tor Cha 3~l r. g.
ciore reported date ashore about the 50 tat he
hs been damaged and taken BY the s;h
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Cr,,. cor the Nev.York Market.

~ TIE AID ESiE ktllkoAO.
July
hv M. NewY,k aud RAILROAD and aaaed tie Duaae
IN Sos head Of Beef Cattle. 1910 sheep AID Lsnhs.
$50 Swue.
Fro-n Suherns e hsvs received 10 rerSgt
Ey TIE GlvfS SAiLEoAo.
NJ, sNrs Sprnts nden Trans Thirty frst
~ ''' ia, had Of Deef Cattle 81 sheep and Lambs
4huises
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

e. r.,ro~ NAME arm aBd ern and materially
srceS m. ELorE hnsrket vera quiet ly barrels Old ocS
Wes;srn g. O.. per barrel AZ WHICH holders .e h sa
heS AZ a. 81 There iss fair iaqgy FOR cs
within The range Of 6 s. 50 T common sud efa sia-> 10
nv ~ or ard CoKN uotls doiu Suql IS o. NHhr ,
tru 10 come IN very se Of sc oashe od TED !. ~ vs
u 10 hphel RYE CosN tensnc Ard aA al
$50 90 Of 80 buhs. Yellow Sc OARS renAg
lint esnse WRIsKtY sales 81 .c u both hh and
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PHILADELPHIA J1v 20 f-vire3 S-sssrrs Penny
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Newton scr-s Mlrrs Wsr SinAr. P-r-a lf1'9
Aesu. Williams Driton Empire state. Atwood. Cla.a-
Direrror White. NeV-fork Red r tron. N-Vfork
Corrf-Iu'v o. steamships neawlre Stldrt. NV York Cy
Boston ri r6 Boston irss Louisa Lilds7. fa-ns- AVER
kesr Boston Gem R-'gEs Boston La-rs. H1Fes, son
b. Nven. Iran Kings ia. IS b-eez'. Elens B-vtrr
Mas N.ncv Davis Baltimore schr Empire ~ate AEo Clts
eston FdWa-d NcFarla-d JUICE I-an-y ro,haS
Rcs--n J. G. Peterson. Dole Chsts1n 4. H. R0.e >ol--s
Po1- Lsvrr Mir BsSsr w3eiord Osec1. Tory Boston
EeHald Alals. Mt.-anl.. Dlkhton-