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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
Passengers Arrived.

steamship CyGf Maneteser, at P4aadpaia rOa Lryeool-
Mre Moore and infant Edehemer, Mrs Edheimer Mrs Harris
FIendeenr Mrs Mel asae and party ladies' seryan and
children Mr. Sami Dennis Mrs ) Dennis Mr. Adams MI and
Mrs Answorih Mr. and Mrs. Christensen and servant Mes
Daniel Olson Mr. and Mrs John Grgs aud cedrsa Mr. JOAN
Mr.. Farrell and infan Mis- Martin Messrs Henry Brooke
w f. Hinton John Jas Ryan, Leon Marion George George
A. Kochassen E. L. Brundage lgnazo Guano j. t. Alden sam
Davies Thompson, Thos Haynes John Amley Tominson Sill
Mrs DAILY Phen Avery ranant Miss Welsh Master
Miss aant Mr. and Mrs John Anderson and two children
kadez Mesrs Wolf Keller Cruse Thomas Clarke Spring
Charles Gadsaen, Edwin Qs6grn T. Anot JI HCrner F5a9
iael valh Marshall Henry asst Jos Mitchell Mons Louis F
cher fhp fisensi M S e Ma, Svmons M %
Master Sanderson Mitchell Tyas r. Csde w Robertson
obp Mitchell Letters w Mates w. Drew, Mr. Livingston R.
" Tar Messrs Cook, B. s Curry Culberg Culbeg g.
George Sadler John Harris A Paul of Egn Turner r. Phil
Tpe A. lsris hairless Schultz James McCae Paul Edmonds
and Sin and boy f. Harris Miss Hannah Hudson Mrs G..
Schultz Miss Neal Miss T. Chapman Mrs Spring Miss r.
Stanton Stanton Me Smt John Crook JAMES Bro
die Benpg Blight Blight J. Tar John Conner s. Law
Geo Jordan.
ALMANAC.....THtS
SUN-Rises...5 IA Sets......6 "A MooN-Ses .3 26m
HIGH wATER....THls DAY
Sandy Hook. ....S Ala Gov Island go. Sla Hell Gae6 Ia
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New.YOrk Cattle Market.

Reported Tor Inc tribune
For Beeyet the Washington Drove Ward corner OF folav s1
Thirty .ourthst, and Chauberau Hudson River nls Head
and Calves sheep and Lambs ana
Beeves BrowEng Sixhst Thirdsv, and also
al ChsmbeTlsin's -.
Al market Beef Cattle 2oO South and Wes. reminder this
demand
ANYTHING are shade higher The the market to-day from
81 $40 80 The latter higher inquire than we nave
b. en- able quoe past. About 100 left uns i
At WAssiNGTos DRoy. YARDOfeIed 800 Beeve 500 SOUTH
;h The
tive prices very finn Sales from 10 cents b. an quail
ty About 100 head left over, unsod
BRowNisc's-( rer Bulls J. The offerings amounted 20
1COO all sold at from g. 50 % = 5Oo 80 Cows and
Calves-75 offered all but II sold al from S25 10 $50
Al CHAMBERLAIN Hudson Rer Butts Head -DIed 800 Beef
CesI Prices from Is Cows and Calves S5Gs 35 TO 80
llCO Sheen al S. 6OQ 81 5Oto S6n 81 So
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Disnsfers, &c.

THE before reported ashore Fire Island high and
beach The passenger 20 in number all landed in
safety the Government Lbo House during the
Sunday where they comfortably provided for by
that valuable institution The passengers with their
baggage pected would leave this afternoon BY railroad for New
York The heavy yesterday the ship h beach
bopes that she would be got off, The will
SeAnded on the beach
Sunday morning. the E. gale the rocks
the Nsnow Staten Island She will probably be of high
without receiving much damage.
MARTHAs VINEYARD, before reported aoe lowed
Spit Sunday the Titan but having lost udder and
tarted her she sunk deeper and will probably be
abandoned.
DUcE Capt Porter FIN Have mdse to f. D. Iurlbut
Branch O'Clock this morning.
her Lodi steanug with lighters and steampump
will be dispatched this A. VI The Duck
valuable 400 burten, built Bddeod Ne, 1851
RAcER-The relating Golden
The Tribune Of Yesterday incorrect She had no bright streak
pano GHb0was crank but stiff with
hold drew when she
BRIG HORACE Chase Philadelphia Barbgdoes
her Of weather 1t be sold
auction 18th ut. Vessel not much injured.
ScR ZERO OF Ellsworth reported IN contact was tow into
Gloucester by fishing scr Anna 18th n dasted with loss Of
part of deck load, &c.
ScHR OREGON NewHaven fn Crox, experienced
weather the and lost steamboat the Gulf
FOREST fin. Mscha Boston put
having the with unknown vessel
pbloom and cutwater carried away, bows stove &c.
SCHR LEOPOLD ODONEELL, Capt Hofeldt, which sid m Balt
Tuesday last Wilmington n c. returned consequence
captain and the having been drowned Thuiay
night Poplar Island by the upseng the small boat while
act of hosting 1t close up TO the dayb.
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schr Robert Smith Kelley, Bedford 81 h' oil Grinne
Mnurn. .
schr Joseph Fsrrwe Farewell Rocksnd ds lime to
scr Compromise Stevens Canwesbrdse Nd d. 20 b. N
scir Expedite Rocket Philadelphia coal bound New
Bedford
schr Seneca sore PhsdelphA DE- coal hound Providence.
schr Sea witch, Smith. Philadelphia. Is
Sloop Laura Ray. Nantucket d on TO Grnnes Mn'urn
Sloop Abel Ioyt hudson NANTUCKET Ads Grunc Co.
Sloop Excel Hathaway Fall River ds salt 70 n0wd
Soop Elect Rodnan, Sew Bedford 2di, oil Gnnel dntum
SAILED Steamship Andes, ) iiuchin. for Lvepoo ships
Eclipse. (cpper Hamilton San francisco Malhowsr Wood ic-
HehsL Ham Jacob.
burg Rsycnswood Johnson Neeaus baIks Rosted (Odeu)
Law. Hamburg Gem Of the Sea.
WIND-Dunng the day. from y f. to =.
The shin Jesso COBB lence wlean' that ashore
Clifton Staten ard of high water by ei tug ltn
and towed 70 the city
The seanship City ok. Coffin TO tusai ships Ohm
bis Buer for Liverpool a.d Tarar sued from the : w SN
this
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Philadelphia nIarIseIs SATURDAY. April 10. PM

The foreign hes had little effect the market The
CoTToN Los undergone change aud pnces are firm There
an expor demand for FLOUR and 100 bs good
brands 81 S7l barrel including 5000 bbs Extra a. = p
There demand for the OF the trade at 50 9 64t
lots and fancy & dsst higher quotations RYE
IS 8 and Corn MEAL at 81 10 barrel but
sas OF either have reported There has been limited demand
for WHEAT Shipment end prices steadily maintained Ses
of bushels prime Pennsylvania White 81 20s'Sl 49,
ard mixed 81 Is and 200 bushels Red al 81 Il z bushe
dsing at 81 % cents Corn is good
but there little offering Sales of 00OG3 bushels
Yellow az White at SO In OATS nothing do
ine and hut arriving. BuIninOus Coal freely
sold washed Yellow Pine Sap Boards
penty ard dull S5d S7 = LOCO WHISKY
IN GOOD demand and GO bb sold 81 Hhd bring 2
as cents according the condition of the packages.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK



Stesmshp-Andes Obi Hutchings Liverpool Z. Cunard
~RsvsnSOCd johnson Ne6reans WIN YesonSSon Gem
Sss A pse S3gs9 Co % Hs Nea
hs sD in 3Hs LSnGS GSs Smith Europa
TsIIsHeIis WSsldsa, Boston CONAN Bat Coz Marco
Davis st Tbomss Aymar Co; Yqba Robinson TaasOna H.
c M I 4o nas Mse as s M :. Ms
Bros. sSB 'S9 IS e9 soh odsn
SeSoondiseJ Vail DesnO ApschichicOs r. Greenway
S Ms@entO Hs&moDd Bsmor M:f
Lord POmP Fremont NswoIeans Van Br1nt sasht Bergen
neton S Mitchell John Nicholas Dnkwater, Bath Ne
GtsT PhsSesis master BoOmef Wau JsA.oa1o
BUk Co and H. Es Baker c M P6sdfP l Asnd Brc
White Co.. Lion, Hedley, MsyssueA j. T. White Co.
Arrived.
Steamship Alps B Wesmsn fn Boston Bs. APP, 49, NJ de
Ship Forest State Portland Pos,er Liverpool IS days mdse
Ship Poses. Chase Liverpool March 70 lse. passenger,
Ship Underwater packet Shpey Liverpool March s mde and
gasnse to Kermit Cao March z lat q 80 lon p sna1Gd
IS 2. Ss9 Sef H E NT Feb q 0
and ps.sengeTs 10 Foster NiekeTsoD
Ship RgersO New April mde and
Ship Andrew foster packet Holbecn I'm Liverpool March
heavy weather the sprung manmas AlntoP mast and
de lost maDsai two two & lore and mainiopn't stay
Ship John spear Of Spear Have March mde and
Ship Apdalu Of Baltimore Wilson tn London aud Portsmouth
81 so shipped heavy carried rail- main hatch house aud
body OF water entered between decks -,
Ship Conqueor Bouee I'm Liverpool March mdse and pen-
gers TO W Phillips Co. Has experienced heavy westerly gales
and has been Sable Island has had deaths
and births
Shin Kate ~ Liverpool
s and o. Baker Has experienced heavy weather
split sail, buwsrks &c. . - .,
Bkey March 18th lat - % on. IL 49, exchanged signals with
hsrk Gen Tsylor April 18th, lat Al 81 lon g. exchanged signals
with Bingham April 10TH lat 10 - Ion o. BIZ bark
Adam { arr. II d. Shields for New York
Lark Palmer Smith Rochelle March TO- brandy &C. TO r.
CsRet Have experienced heavy weather lost pb boom &C
Bark Philadelphia Brem Saunders Bremen 10 d d and pas
sengers 10 order - II 20 !. -. l.. . ~,
lington Abbott D., r ,,,, &c l. ... T.
gle a Heard 90 J.
BIe Cizen Brown Mschas 5ds lumber TO simpson Mayhem.
Brig Hoonan Macha lumber Msyhew rabot& Co
). NhltneykCe
Sch Lucy Ann (r Lyons Hboro' ~ b. II ds coal TO Cook
Smith.
scbr James Baker, Boston, ds- mdse TO master.
Sebr Council, Proyincetowp d. hsh master
Sch, stepbsp Doane, Har~ieh, fish 70
ssb r. and H. Ese Baker Eewben, 3d. stores 10 Rate
SrsY NortheTn Igh Holmes Rockland d., lime master
Gibson, Albany d mdse bound to
Sehr Davidson, Machas 10 ds lumber Mayhem
bot Co. ,,,.o =, ,,..p.. ", -
Sehr A. Game Sadd EastPor DIS ath and plaster TO Smith
se} TIls Jane Howell Proyinceown De, fish 70
Sch Oeeols, Rogers, HIsieb, os, hsh 70 lnas!es
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s.,.. sf stocks ut Philadelphia.

,v rrils-Pirt Board-l48 Girard, 14s 80 Penna RR-
MONDAY 5i 100 Long Island li 800 do l9 $50 Read,
~ sxsns iSi go DO, st Bk Commerce 7St 30 Lehsh
Nv Psnns S. @ 100 se6y Nay p de 0zt 81, ~ ~ GS1
~ "a S 5000 Reading 6 10 80 Is Kenty BIZ no. 100
, Npp Co eli $4,000 Sch Nav &C. 49, 82l; SROoO west
S H. rcsnop g. asa; 100 Sch. Nav. 22. ~ ,o,
So1e D "a En- eco Reading 6s 10 SO 50 Sch. Nsv 2l II
LGps n; 100 Chester Mining Co. 81 10 Penn r, AZ
rn p,S Mort g. Gas $50 Sch Nav Pref S 100 Nosown
pp "a Camden and Amboy, 40
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[From onr Correspopdent.l



more Richmond Marshall Clark. New York; brig Chopee
Emery sch Worcester Crowe Providence T. Pays'n
Crowe NJ Deputy. Winsnore, do Martha Washing
Fall River; Thos Martin Dousherty Sandy Points G-n
TAYLOR Reilly Albany; Huntress Disney Newiors Washington
Babcock Booky Pennsylvania Roath New Haven Julien B9wn
Passport: Lubec Cape May Ross, Newfork
Aobah d Johnston Newport: w L. Dayton Douglass DO
Ceared-Bar H. Knba Sleeper New Orleans bngs Below
Lapham Boston SOuher Atkins do scs Boomer Wnsow do
Cape May do Margaret Lsnse Jacksonville L. Dayton
Nanuck Achsah D. Johnston Providence Washington
Rafco RrooLlvp
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Markets...R eDorted bv Teleqraps

NEwORLEANs April 49, Americas was received noon
the COTTON market The
bales advancing Mddhng quoted
lO0Olc The receipts all the Southern ports
amounts 335, coo bales
NEwORLEAYs April 16-Io COFFEE dull the sales of
week reaching $500 bags mostly 9d9c The stock hand
is 2C0Obses.
April 6The sales of COTToN during the week have
ben GOO bales the receipts period 5000 and the
The stock hand $4,000 bales.
April 8-CoTToN quiet and unchanged The sales
were restricted bales pces ranging from 8ldll
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MONDAY. April ls-P. NJ.

There was an active Stock market this morning. and the
narrowing tendency of the market continues All the lead
mo Fances are in demand The Railroads are better
Erie advanced to ssi Hudson River to 69 Norwich o65;
Long Island 39i Harlem, e.; and Morris was in good de-
and closed at 23s Nicaragua also started and went to 32
The business of this campaign is very large Coal shares
we're in demand better Parker Vein was firm at
As: Cumberland SCI The premium Railroad stocks are
buovant Northern Indiana at l24 Michigan Central
advanced TO III; Rochester Lockpor and Niagara Falls
as bid Rochester and Syracuse $780, $50 Utica and Sche
nectady $50 bid Syracuse and Utica, no. Madison 1914
&c In Bonds there much movement but prices are
strong
The Exchange market is heavy with moderate demand
Startling 81 with frstcass bills at % per cent Francs
Sl6l 5l53 francs. The supply of bills is considerable
To Liverpool Freghts heavy at rs Cd for Flour;
SID for Grain Resin is 2s with engagements; also
100 uns heavy freight at 25s To London the engagements
are moderate To Antwerp, 5000 bags Coffee at &c.; 400
bbls Spirits Sc 400 bb Resin As 40 hhds Tobacco 35s
The receipts at the Sub Treasury $4,000 Payments
S62622 Balance s6,6G2,l27.
Robert b. Doxtaer, Esq, has been elected President OF
the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Co.,
in the place of John b. Jerv Esq, resigned Mr. Jervs
after having been connected with this enterprise as Chief
Engineer from the commencement of operations upon its
construction and President since June last retres
from the Presidency in pursuance of his original Intention
and in order to devote himself exclusively to his pro-
fessiona pursuits He continues his connection with the
Companies as Director and Chief Engineer Mr.. Doxta
ter has been heretofore connected with the Rome and
WATERFOWL Railroad Co.. and favoraby known as an ac
tive intelligent and ergec business man, and there can
be no doubt that in his position he will fully maintain
his established reputation and the high character of this inn
portant and successful Western Road.
The Michigan Central earnings for the first week in April
were
1S5S 1859
s O82 u Passengers. 1892 IS
Freight. ........... 100 IS Freight $3.50 Il =,
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Gnantial.
$500 GOO PERU and Rasr IS S6aAasaP oa

yFRT1BLE SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS
We offer for % at reasonable rates $4,000 of the per cent
M Bonds Of the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad
Company.
Forty this Road lying between Indianapolis and Upton
now completed and in operation The Madison Road operates the
The residue of the line to Peru 81 miles, VIII De eomPe'ed
and in operation by the st Of November next
The entire Road will when completed and equipped about
sl.-oOCOo
The available subscription SS29Oo The mogSe deot
but all the being thereof The Road owes
no other debt.
This Road located connecting at indianapolis with
the Madison which direct extension northward and
other roads there centenng.
AtPer it connects with the Wabash and Erie Canal
and it shortly extended the Fort Wayne and Chicago Road
Warsaw.
ayerses region of great fertility and pIoducvenes having
other outlet to local business alone will thought
yield handsome support
Pamphlet exhibits maps ohe work and other more do
tailed information desired will furnished application to the sub
scrbers.-New-York, April 7, 1888
WINSLOW. LANIER Co, No. 50 WalLst.
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Rccc;nts If Produce

By Rey Boa $50 bbls Flou 100 DO WHISKY, 1918 sides
and l6 pkRs Leather, los pkgs Wool, $40 bags Meal
IN T Railroads.&c. bbs Flour 49 DO Butter l6 do Whisky
DO Wool pkes and g6 sides Leather 500 pkg' Hams .
Ashes 3O Hay SIG do Oats $50 Sheep % head Cattle 10
Calves 543 live Hogs
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&S 0OO O0N LOAN on the MORTGAGE
% O.OOUsOOO BONDS Of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
COMPANY.

This Company viii proposals from the 10th to the 18th day OF
June next for millions Of dollars Of its Construction Bonds
and hundred dollars each payable
at Company the City Of New York the LIST day Of
April coupons attached for the of interest at the
place semannuAy the first OF April and let Ocobern
each the OF seven per cent per s1nun
These secured by first and only mortgage TO Trustees of
the whole road branches 70 miles in length aud millions
the vicinity OF the road granted by Congress to aid
its construction.
under and employed
in irs .onrcfon will
e lt January the remainder the entire line during
The wear 1875; rails will be required of which
g. contracted for at the low rates ruling
and now constantly arriving AZ Ne~ioTk and New-Oeans
The whole amount which be issued under
dollars which have been already Dego1sted
Lean cent. BOuds
In United States and other 7per
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By TeIeGraph.

NEWORLFANS April l6Au ships Russell Sturges Fickshnrs'
Atlantic Weheee Elisha DeunsoD and Norman Bos
ton: bari saragossa Philadelphia schr. Peerless NewYoIk
fIy the Sandy Hook Magnetic Telegraphl
HIGHLANDS April H. SHUTDOWN The Ouwadbouni vessels tNf
except the City OF Norfolk bound
for Australia.
Wind lieh from ) T.; weather clear.
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Urn Goods.

AUCTION PRICES for DRY GO0DS-y
IA shall offer this week at the Bowery Savings Store, No. B,
Is cases beautiful Baage LANES at II per yard really Is I'D
ard has been selling al II and even 20
10 cas-. s fine FRENCH LAWNS, alto.
Is cases PORTSMOU TIL LAWNS, at H..
S cases fine FRENCH BARAGES ats to3l.
10 cases IRISH LINENS, 3, 2 6 and s.
1850 LINEN TABLE COVERS, a tolOi
loco dozen LINEN NAPKINS, 70
2CCO dozen LINEN TOWELS, I0i TO ~.
4CCO yards HUCKABUCK TOWELING, ~.
lOCCV ys,ds fine DRAPERN, l..
5000 ysrds TAMBOUR DRAPERY, 6 and n.
$500 wards EMBROIDERED DRAPERY, n TO
loco wards EMBROIDERED LACE DRAPERY, 81 ~.
loco sets EMBROIDERED LACE DEAPERY, s2nM
1000 dozen LINEN CAMBRIA HANDkERCHIEFs q pssx
iGCC dozen LINEN CAMBRIA HASDKERCHIE y "a.
io4 ia I24 MARSEILLES QUILTS, l2l a., 49,.
IOA II I24TOILET QUILTS. 1871, % 6i
100 GRAPE sHAWLs, embroidered = to sl5
2CCO GRAPE SHAWLS. plain. - 20 . 49,
2CoO printed CASHMERE SHAWLs, 81 90 to - 10
ICOO bROCHE, IS $40
All these goods and fesh and have been eoaf
few DAYS at auctcp and coHprze OF the best bn
ever offered. f. W. 4 W. +. GlLLEf Co. No lh besr
Servings.
DROOK's Six Cord Prize Spool COTTON
ID HOLDsWORTirS Satin and plain hnisn Linen TilRtp
RUBINACCI FENEZIO and RlCCIARDPs Sln
Constantly for sale by tie package, by ,,, A., q. u
A CASH HOUSE.-Buy your Embrorterles "a
N only saving of Twenty per Cent guaranteed u the w
JAMES OSTROM. No. 66 Cedar-st, two doors rom bnxh
Offers for sale complete assortmento OF
EMBROIDERIES,
BONNET RIBBONS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
WHITE GOODS,
LACES &C. h.
% per cent less than credit afford sell to wr
vites the attention of cash dealers - g.,
'''e' TIC ''''"'''' JAMES OsTROM No So Cedarsi,s
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Domestic Ports.

ATTAKAPAS-Sld. 18th, schr. Lucretia, Day, New York
ALEXANDRIA April l6 an sehr Gszeis Hathaway Whining
Patenea Boston auuel b. DAVIS Steemsn New-io.k; Tram
Smith Crow ell, Il al River ,,,
April Sid ship Eeie Rio Jsnero schr J. T. Mather Avery
BALTIMORE April I7Arr. B brig Hop Tu1o, Ponce ?. r
big Exporter Macdonald Rio Jsneo sch H. y Cambria Wets
saannah Manchester Stirling NewYok CID steamship Pal
Tordon bark Empress Thorn Lverpoo bak Kous lBrem ub-
len Bremen brs Chief Smith West Indies brig susan BOye DC
sch Pawn Miller Johns r; sch Nequero, new 5IO tons
n Mason San Francisco NewYork hr SWIM New
York schr. VIM. CoyeT hayneE Troy sem AASs "CA -e
BosToN April 1s-Arr bris Belt OBJ Ratbura ,oa. Ms
n X CID VIM g. Lewis Giles Rio JAnero COsleFelll'
DeIcy KINGSTON ia: Little LIRE Gipatcs Hsvans John Du-
vs Tayor BALTIMORE r. " Packer George Williams cape
Hhytien Halifax (Br) OBen. Halifax; Fame BIZ befnief CO.
Venus Miller Wndso Rescue, Willard w Bragdon " Ipston
N C Albert Adams Ann Maria. Chas. Hoffman salem
scbIs sesower Dayton, Princes Elliott Thomas Jane
Francis Newton Hartman Jacksonville; Eliza Fsbee ChArieson
MAetfa Burr Nickerson Alexandria L. H. Nckerson ChAse
deInha Nile Linne Albany Convert BOut do; CorneA AUX
lin NewYork: George j. Jones Lock do steamer City Of HsH
YORK Matthews Philadelphia ApIl IAN ships Ama,aun Dso
.1n Calcnta Niobe Evans do Propero Cushman Vaipaa
barks Apouo Isle ArcOe Palermo sumter Ryder tuasco JOS
Fish seavey Apsachieoa Bay State Dill Baumors non ne
dck do 6rgs pefor (Brl efy Glasgow Kate FOSTER MI
Poobby (}r Cof Windsor Mary Sater Br Sater 40 Pn
mr. Morsey La Have; Erie Ryder Philadelphia; Mail bake
No. Margaret Elizabeth (r) Grove Maitland Orkney Br On9Te
York; Rowe Mobile, Omrs Reed rns
Seoba: .cbrs Henry Atkins Kendall MAJOR Rnssod
DunDe ChaIleston Geo Lewis Daniels Ianger Thos H.
son Wxon Georgetown ID. C.; T. p Cooper, CooH queen
Iowe John Ireland Whelden Philadelphia eny free
ling do Maria Kelley New York Telegaphed-snip r.
Watts Orleans Seled-Saurday City OF Ne"
York chip Hsnpiba Tin the r. b. Forbs) Ship Midesex
AIted IN tow OF the Lion but put back Sunday and Anch
CITY POINT, ApTil IAN. schT.
ship AIpe.d BsRnseT, MyeI, Bremen.
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Foreign Ports.

At Barbados preyiousto 18th bgs Horace Greeley Chase
Philadelphia; Typee, Larkin, FIN do -
Al Cusysma p r. 10Th ult brgs William Nekes Leighton
Portland d; Hudson, (Br for Philadelphia, ldg Nile (Br and
Moores Newl do sch Mary T. Parsons COombs
FIN Buokip port, Just arr, 49, 80
trinidad h brig Cordela Thomas, Cienfuegos Sid 5
bark Union Henick Pmlsdelphia.
AT do 4th inst bng EhZs Ann Chase for Boston, ldg
% inst. bgs Hamlet Crawford, and Delhi GoEier
I'm Newl ork ID Ednburs Lovet and ST George Hyer for
nearly ready Amira Norbeck Lucy H. Chase Hull for do
LOG chT Surf, Mclntre, for do.
An az Marie 9Th bug NenophOn, York. Havana .
At CeDfuegos 18th u bark Mandarin Campbell Tor dg brig
Umpire, Simpson, do. do.
a Slst ult, brig Brazilian, Lean, Kingston ia
do 4th, bark Roa jarvis, New York. 9TH bnss H. II
McGvery Crockett Savannah 9Th Judge Hathaway, Leland BOs
ton Walker Msrsnan Pha. sid %, bgs Reporter Gem, aud
NeWlo schr United Ststes Crockett Pha
7th. Dark Mae. Hopkins, New-lork
Ar at Sagua 9Th $. Roberts. Dutch, NewYok; brig
Cobb Sailed 5h bng o. Washington knowlton
ketch Brothers Lov. DO It'll brig r. r. Haskns Snow
DO. .
At Glasgow ships Oxford Mnott for NewYork TO leave
Greenock 9Th Statesman Coming load for do banks Mary Morris
Freeman Greenock 5th Barring Brothers Gregg for
do dg Zon Mahoney and Cecilia iI Carson for Boston
Kblain Br FnciscO brig, Martha Brown, for do
Helena Smith, New York; Marys. Anderson, do.
ships Robeua Bartlett for Newly ready
Adonis lBr). Nc MILAN for do 18Th
At RIO JaneTo 9th ut ship seaman Daniels o. days from a
bark. Joseph Maxwell Farrell Tor Newly ork days. Her
mitsse Cooper, Tor New-lo lds g,
At % ut bark VIM Bowen Dyer from Pensacola arr Isl
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A ID JosLIN successor to A. B. Dike)
Office 10 Washington Buildings
IRON WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY, May IL, at ~
O'Clock NJ premises previously disposed Of private
Iron Company to close concern offer for sale
their yry exensise establishment manufacturing
Iron stuatedon tide water at Fox Point N Providence
These works haze all years good
order put mmed operation and equal to
Cor the above Wire Mill capable Of running tuns
of ds per ay for which and increasing demand
Providence the at least equal to the entire produc
on mill Also, Reynolds Patent Wrought spike and Nail
Machines which will OUT 10 tuns day Also Cat MAJ MIL
Turning 80 to us day and which could Do e.
silly arranged 10 double that product. ;,
built for was spared In
he perfect Kind and the inventory
exhibits establishment perhaps ~ DO found IN
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Il place the United States better
the successful prosecution BY man OF the
OF and Than the City Providence the
large and rapidly increasing manufacturing District requiring
for consumption the production Of these works.
being tide water where the largest class OF vessels
frequent load aud without gherage
allows their receiving their supplies OF coal and iron at the lowest
freight and labor all be had good terms
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the purchaser would desire examine the premises
description deemed unnecessary The property Will be sold
Cheap and the terms of payment will be made easy.
of the property apply 70 w h DEhsON
and for application Dc made 70 either
Of he subscr bers IN Providence. HENRY b. kENDALL
" EDWARD PEARCE,
Providence. R. l., March 2, 1883 DANIEL PAINE.