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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30
Arrival of the steamship Franklin

New YORK, May 22.-The steamer Frank
lin has arrived, with Liverpool dates 10 the
10Th inst
COMMERCIAL INTELLlG ENcE.-R Richardson
& Brothers repor. an advance on Flour Of
Is per bbl., notwithstanding the large impor.
lalions. sales Of really fine Ohio and similar
brands having been made al 80 to 40s. In.
dian Corn was in good request, and having
recovered from the decline previously no.
liced.
All kinds of provisions were in active de.
mapd at improved rates.
The Manchester market was quiet and
prices unchanged.
Consols had advanced 10 88 in conse-
quence of the Chancellor Of the Excequer
having announced ,ha, no loan will be rails
ed Tor war purposes.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE Lord E!gin has
been charged with special mission 10 the
United States. An advance took place in
The French funds in consequence Of the re.
port that Sweden and Denmark had joined the
Western Powers.
Austria has presented fresh terms to Rus
sia, and if they shall be declined, she will
join England and France.
1t was reported that the Russian feet had
sailed from Ilesingfors, and Sir Charles Ma
pier signaled the fleet TO prepare for sea i'm
medialely.
The steamer Artic had not been telegraph.
ed at Lverpoo.<
Nothing important has been received from
the Black Sea or the Danube. A camp Of
one hundred thousand men is TO be formed
near 81. Omer's, partly as O demonstration
against Prussia, and partly 10 throw ,roops
from thence TO The Baltic, when necessary.
A telegraph dispatch 10 Southampton, just
before the Franklin sailed, from Richardson
Brothers. who received i, the same morning
from Cork, states that the captain Of ,he Bal.
dour reports lha, on the 2lsl of April in lat.
As deg. 80 imin., long. 80 deg 81 min.. he
saw steamer, with bark alongside, which
is supposed to be the City OF Glasgow max
ing Ior the Azores, then 400 miles distant.
No people were seen on the steamer, nor
any smoke. The mate Of The Baldour does
no, think The steamer was the City of Glas.
gov.
Fuller de,ails Of the bombardment Of
Odessa have been received. The Russian
version makes il quite a different affair,
claiming j. as brilliant leaf on the par. of
the Russians, and stating that decorations
had been bestowed on the officers engaged
in it. They acknowledge four killed and
sixiy.fo wounded Admiral Dundas' off.
cial report had moi been received.
An additional camp of fifty thousand men
had been formed near Marseilles.
The Turks were about 10 blockade Greece.
The Shah OF Persia has become hostile 10
Russia, and is raising an army Of filiy-lhou.
sand men.
The Turks have advanced from Kalalat
TO Krajova.
The India mail had arrived at Trieste.
with Calcutta dates 10 the 9Th of April, and
Hong Kong 10 the 9Th Of March. The
Russian fleet had left Manila for Batavia.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30
Further by the Anicricn

New YORK, May 24.-The America ar.
rived nj Halifax q, O'Clock, on Wednesday
morning.
The report by the ship Baldour, relative
TO the steamship seen on the 2lsi of April :.
, reported by the Franklin, is now repeated,
with the important addition, that the steamer
was headed norh, but altered her course
towards the Baldour, and Immediately dis.
appeared The Baldour steered 10 the spot,
ard saw large quantities of biscuit and boxes.
When the steamer was first seen, baique
was alongside, but the latter. steered away
south, and as no one was seen on board of
ihe steamer, il is presumed that the barque
saved the passengers
LATEST NEws-N Negotiations for an Of.
fensive and defensive alliance between Swe-
den and the allied powers, are still going on.
Ii is reported, al Paris, thai Spain, Poriu.
gal and Piedmont. nre willing 10 join Tho
allied powers, and furnish contingent forces.
Hanover has. declared against letters Of
marque.
The Paris Moniteur announces tha. Aus.
ria is about to do likewise.
The Arab chiof. Jessup, with one thousand
followers, embarked for Turkey.
Fourteen Russian merchantmen have
been captured in the Black Sea.
Admiral Dundas has proposed to exchange
prisoners.
A new French loan Of 256,00o,00o Of
francs is talked Of
I, is reported ina, The English figale
Amphion is ashore near Revel, and il is sup.
posed the crew have been made prisoners.
PARIs, Friday.--The !Bourse is firm,
closing a, 6.45 and $3.50. The national
discount Offices have lowered the discount
one per cent
ODESSA, May ls,.--The inhabitants arc
returning to town, ahd lhe places OF business
are opening.
Since February last, bullion in she Bank
OF France has increased four millions, and
decreased in the Bank Of England the same
amount.
Details Of the bombardment Of Odessa are
received. The affair is far from being de-
cisive; il was nero destruction, withou. any
result. The attacking force consisted Of s
steamers, and an attachment ofrocket boats
The Russian batteries fought with extreme
bravery, the battle lasting twelve hours
During the action the red.hol shot from the
steamer Terrible blew up the Russian mag
azines, and slenced formidable battery
Three Russian friga.es in the harbor wer'
burned 10 the waler's edge, and also lwelv,
smaller ships and TWO ships Of war, which
Were-building. The rockies SET the lowe
patt Of ,hs CITY on fire, which burned lw'
. days. Three attacking steamers were dis
abIed The British loss was 20 killed an
wounded; the Russian loss was 20 killed am
40 wounded, ,.
The Russian account is as follows:--O
!, the sbIh Of March, the British steamer Fu
approached Odessa; Two guns with
srious wa
boa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30
SILAS GARNER, ,GunsmitIl,
To Furnace PrOprIctOrS and Rail-
road Contractors

NM E are receiving, and have on hand, the
wv largest stock offurnace and railroad tool;
ever before offered in this market, such as;
Railroad Shovels;
Clay and Stone Picks,
Stone Hammers and Sledges;
Mattocks;
Crowbars;
Golfers Shoyels;
Nails;
Axes;
Steel;
Iron; us
Wheelbarrows, &C., &c.
All those needing any thing in our line are re-
spectfully invited to call and examine our lergt
assortment. ID. ~ MURRAY q co.
Portsmouth, April Is, ls54-t4.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30

dlninlstratOr's Sale or Real Es-
IN tate.-Pursuant to on order OF sale made
by the Probate Court of Meigs county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of June, 1854, at O'Clock
P. NJ, on the premises hereinafter described, in
the town Of CoaIport, will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following real estate, as the property
Of Josioh Branch, deceased, to wit; Lot ifHmber
seventeen, in the town Of Coal1ort, with brick
house thereon exempt from dover. Appraised
at $1,000. Also, lot number 20, except 80 feet
on the west end; subjectto.a life estaleset of 10
0rinda Branch, widow, as dover. Appraised at
S400. s8 a,glrtsa gh M
Terms--0ne-tlird in hand, one third in one
year, and the residuein two years, with interest,
from day Of sale. o. BRANCH, admir-.
Of JOSIAH lDfonch,. deceased.
Nav a 1fQ6ds f7,of sf n y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30

OFFICES hereby given, that the sub
IN scriber has this day been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrative on the estate oil
Benjamin Holt, deceased. SARAH HOLT.
Pomeroy, May Is, IB6l-lsW3.s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30
DR.. CuysOtt'S Improved Extract Of:


YELLOW DOCK q SARSAPARlLLA.
I s now put up in the largest sized bottles, ana
RS acknowledged 10 be the best SarSaparla
made, as is certified by the wonderful cures it has
performed, the original copies Of which are in the
possession Of the proprietor. Remember this ~
the only tIue and original articla.
THE COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF VEL;
Low DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA,
Has been prepared with particular reference 10
Female Complaints, Incipient Consumption, BAR
rcnness, LuchorrhGa, Irregular Menstruation,
lncontinence Of Urine, and general gloomy state
of mind, are cured by DR.. GgYsoTr's Extract Of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, which gives i'm
mediate relief bp renewing the foundation of
health and strengh-the blood. 1t leutralizes
bad humorS stops unnatural secretions, and
gives healthy action 10 all the vital powers
The Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlla Is peculiar
ly adapted TO females of delicate health, result
ing from irregularty of menstrual discharges, and
other diseases peculiar to their sex. The pro-
pretor has in his possession great number Of
certificates of cures performed of the above de-
scrplion,. We assure the afflicted that bottle
or two of DR.. GuySotps Extract of Yellow Dock
and SarSaparilla will at once regulate those diff
culties, and renew tie natural energies
A Cure OF lRREGULARITY IN THE PERIODS OF
MENsrRuATIoN.
G- Please read DR.. Warder's statement Of
The above case of Mary Moore:
BRANDoNvmLE, Va, Aug %, 1858.
This is 10 certify that was called in to See the
above named Mary Moore, duIing the absence OF
her regular attending physician, found her in q
critical and dangerous condition, and, as |
thought, beyond all hope Of recovery. After
this was called in consultation with her regular
attending physician. Our opinions were, that
her recovery was impossible. learned that her
disease was caused more than two years ago, ff0m
irregular.yln IN her periods of menstrnatlon, oaus-
ed by taking a severe cold. did not see hes
sgain, but soon after learned that she was get
ting well. was much surprised atthis and, on
inquiring what could have caused this sudden
change, was informed (by Wa. M. Rittenour)
that she had been taking DR., Guysotts Extract
Of Yellow Dock and. .Sarsaparila. have since
beard OF its great effects in other cases in this vi
cinity. ] have no inducement TO make this
statement, other than il may induce others afflic-
ted as was the subject Of this statement to try
tie Yellow Deck and Sarsaparilla, believing as |
do, that it's possessed Of many excellent qaul-
ties and adapted to many diseases incident 10 the
human family. a.s
A. S. WARDER, NJ. D.
Quart bottles, 81 per bottle-slx bottles for s6;a
~ 4 ,., JOHN D; BARK.
North east corner Of Fourth and Walnut Streets,
Cincmnats, o., General AgentfortLe West, to-
whom all orders must be aalTesseds
IIr For sale by D. Reed IL Bro. PomeToy; q.
w Cooper q Co., C5ulpoft; G, w. Cooper a
Go. CbesIefi q. 1, Guthrie, Cheshire; Flan.e \
Sept. b 1853 n.,tri. X Or !
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30
IN TINE OF PEACE, PREPARE FOR

"A LII Europe is engaged in a bloody and de-
IN structive war. The sympathieS Of many
Americans is aroused in their behalf. How
soon our own country may be involved it is i'm
possible to foretell. 1t is the part of wisdom TO
prepare for war in time Of peace.
The march of improvement and civilization is
fast destroying those fine old hunting grounds
where our forefathers delighted to "chase the
bounding doe." Game is becoming scarce, and
the sports of the chase are seldom INDUCED in.
few of these hunting grounds remain. Let
sportSmen use them while they can.
Robbers, burglars, incendiaries, and murdererS
lurk in almost every community. 1t is we'll to be
prepared to defend yourself against their attacks.
When you think of these things, remember
that
SILAS GARNER, ,GunsmitIl,
is still at the same place, in Strider'S old Store
room, and that he is prepared to fill all orders
for FIRE ARMS Of every description Rifles,
Shot-Guns, Carbines, or even '76 Muskets. He
is also prepared to do all kinds of repairing. He
invites particular attention to his Patent Breech
RifeS--the greatest invention Of the age.
In exchange for his Guns he asks nothing at
all-except the money. Call and see him.
Pomeroy, May %, 1s54-tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30

MARRIED.-ByS. S. Paine, Esq, on the
25th inst, Mr.. SAMUEL CHURCH to Mrs. SoPHRoNA
R. WATERMAN, all of Pomeroy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30

SUNDRlES-- Scrub Brushes, Brooms,
~ Mops, Curry Combs. CJTee Mills (at cost, J
Hops, Dairy Salt, Rolling pins, Potato Washers,
Butter Ladies' and Stamps, Willow Baskets, Fish
ing Tackle, Cotton Yarn, Battnga and Candle wick,
Yeast Powders, and in short, everything in the
Grocery line, for sale very low at
ROBBINS & cos.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30

pASTRY FIXIN'S-M -Maecmoni, vermi-
celli, Corn Starch, Extract of Lemon, atld
many other articles included ander this head may
always be found at ROBBINS & cos.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30

[R AISlNS- A superior article, in whole,
half and quarter boxes, also one trail. of
seedess raiSins used expressly for cakes, &c. at
apr25nl5 ROBBINS q cos.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30
DOCKET BOOK LOsT.-Lost, Friday ]

DOCKET BOOK LOST.--Lost, Friday
afternoon, 26th inst, between Coalport and
Pomeroy Court house, or a short distance beyond,
a calf-skin Pocket Book, containing a receipt
from Goldrck for notes left in his hands for
collection-one for 1922 90 on the State of Mis-
souri,, and another for $50 or S6o, and small
pair of gold ear rings. Any person finding the
same, will confer favor-by leaving them at the
office of the "Meigs County Telegraph"
SAMUEL GRAHAM.
Athens, O., May 81, 1s54-2owS.
NOTACE.-The School Examiners of Megs
IN county will hold their next regular meeting
for the examination Of candidates for certificates,
over o. Branch & Co.'S. Store in Pomeroy, on
Saturday, June Sd, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
.f G. B. GROW, Sec'y.
May 80, 1s54-2o
MARY A. MCINTOSH, Pptff, against
IVE Alexander Cameron, Jennett Cameron,
Samuel Galway and Blair A. Galway, defend
ants. Suit pending in the Court of Common
Pleas of Meigs county The defendants, Samuel
Galway and Blair A. Galway, will take notice
that on the 23d day of May, 1854, the plaintiff
filed a petition against them in the Office of the
Clerk of SAID Court, the object and prayer of
which petition is for the sale of the premises
therein described, for the payment Of note
given by Alexander Cameron TO the plaintiff, and
Jennet NJ. Mcintosh for 1892 with interest, dated
Sept 18th, 1s47. Secured by mortgage on said
premises. The said Samuel Galway and Blair A.
Galway will also take notice that unless they
answer said petition by the 3Uth day of August,
1854, the same will be taken as true, and judg-
ment entered accordingly.
t. Al PLANTS,
May 90, 1854-20w6. Atty for Pl'tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30
POmerOY and Mason CIV Ferry.

CxTATIONERY.---A general assortment of
y Cap, Letter, Fancy Note Paper, Envelopes,
for by sale by d. REED 4 BRO.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30

fnEAS,--Me would invite parrcular attention
1 10 The variety and superior quality or CUR
Teas. "A n tIl !. p. R0BBl pS ~ co
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30

DIE FRUIT-Rhubarb, Currants and
Pums, hemetically sealed, and warranted
as fresh as when picked-for sale at cost at
apr25n15 ROBBINS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30

(AYSTERS u SARDINES . Warranted
y fresh and genuine, forsae low at
apr2snl5 ROBBINS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30

DICKLES--All sorts and sizes, in Jars
= an excellent article and no mistake, at
apr25nl5 ROBBINS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30
Stoves (! Stoves (! I!


WM; J.PRALL, at his new stand, oncourt
wv St., opposite the Court house, isnow re-
ceiyng fresh supply of Stoves OF the latest
styles, and most approved patterns. Being prac-
tical workman in stoveware, and an experienced
stove dealer, he considers it no Aattery to say
that he iScapabe Of judging correctly OF the util-
ity and durability Of the different patterns; aud
having himself selected the str OK now on hand,
with great care, he has no hesitation in recon-
mendlng his stoves to all houSekccpcrs who may
desire one of these indispensable articles. His
present stock comprises the following
Shop Stoves,
Store Stoves,
Office Stoves,
ParIOr Stoves,
Cooking Stoves of the latest patterns
Radiators, &c, sc.
In addition TO the above, he has OIL hand a
supply of the recently invented
COAL COOKING STOVES.
These stoves are peculiarly adapted to this sec
ton of the country. 1t is every way adapted to
baking and cooking of all kinds, has powerful
draft, and can be used equally well with wood
or coal, saving one half the fuel used III ordinary
stoves. These stoves are now in use in many
families IN this section, who speak OF them as in
the highest degree atSiaCtUry---Sayng more than
the price of the stove in fuel in one season. A
much greater, and more regular heat can be at
taned by the use Of coal, and at the same time
they are much cleaner than wood stoves When
once thoroughly introduced if this sectlon, the
subscriber feels confident they will Supcrcede all
other kinds of cooking stoves. Call and examine
for yourself.
The subscriber also still continues to keep con-
Stautly on hand large and fun assortment Of
TfnWarc of ail Descriptions,
Sheet Iron and Copper ware, which he is con
stantly manufacturing, and will sell cheap fol
cash.
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber re-
spectfully solicits continuance Of the public
patronage. WM. ]. pRALL.
] Pomeroy, Oct. 90, lS5S-tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30

Nh OLASSEs.-SS brls. and 8 half brls. supe-
|lTA riurN. o. MolasseS in Oak cooperage, just
received and for sale low by
apr20tf X. p. ROBBINS & co.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-30

SuGAR.-Severa varieties of sugar on hand,
- including Common, New Orleans, Havana,
Loaf, Powdered, Crushed, Maple, etc, retOihng
from eight to twenty pounds for a dollar at
apr26nl5 R. P. ROBBINS g. co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

SQ1ck69AW lnLeillQcncer.i
On the 18th inst, the surveying party for the
SD parallel, under the command of Capt John
Pope, of the U. s. Typographical Engineer corps,
with Lieut. X. Gerard, LIST y. s. Dragons, LIST as
sistant, Capt. Taplin, I'd assistant, DR.. Dendofer
the command Of Lieut.. L. H. Marshall Sd U. s. in
fantry, with various assisting men, arrived at Pres
ton, Texas. from FL Paso, which place they left on
the goth of February.
The patty all arrived in good health, and are now
encamped in this nation, near the residence of Mr..
Tyson, on Red river, about twenty-five miles from
this place. Soon after their arrival Lieut. Gerard
visited Fort Washita, for the purpose of procuring
better quarters, in which to await further orders
from Washington.
:. From Ell Paso the party struck for Preston, in
erect line, with the exception of deviation made to
pass through the Guadalupe Mountains, which are
on the west Of the Pecos and not east as they are
generally laid down on most geographical maps.
The Pecos they passed near the mouth of Delaware
creek at the fall in the river on good shoal ford
with rocky bottom. Emigrant and other trains
usually this river 100 miles below, where the
water is deep, the banks muddy, and for want of
timber are compelled to make RATS of their wagons
They crossed the Llano EstacadO, hitherto unex-
plored distance OF l25 miles, and found no yeRets-
ton except kind of red grass, and upon the
patches OF gypsum, at distances of from ten TO
twenty fve miles, found gramma grass, and then
struck the head waters OF the Colorado, crossing
Marcys trail near the double Mountain Fork of the
Brazos. Their collections of specimens in botany,
geology and natural history, are said to be quite
extensive and interesting The country passed over
was undulating and adapted for railroad purposes.
Timber abounds between Colorado and Preston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

Beacon, x6.I
The gay season at the Point has fairly set In, and
the plumber Of visiters Is daily on the increase. The
presence OF President Pierce and his suite, and of
the officers of the Columbia and Preble, has given
an additional impulse to the pleasures Of the place
for the last three days, which, under the new super
inteDdence and improved accommodations of the
Hygea Hotel bids fair to continue longer than dur
ing any former season.
The President and suite having witnessed the
parade Of the troops and visited the ships on Mon
day, were further entertained at night BY full dis
play Of fireworks in the fort, accompanied by ap-
propriate tunes from the band. One Of the frames
President Pierce bet seen the big guns Of the one
and the small arms OF the other, and discharging
their contents in quick succession.
A committee representing the Hastings Court
and Select and Common Councils of this city, visited
Old Point on Monday afternoon to invite the Presi
dent to visit the city Of Norfolk and accept its hos
pitalities. c. H. Shield ESQ.,, Recorder OF the city
(the Mayor being unable TO go DOWN. In neat ad-
drtss stated the object of the visit, and rendered
behalf Of the corporate authorities and citizens
of Norfolk, without distinction of party, the hospi
talities of the city on any day which the President
and his suite might visit the city. The President
case and grace regretted that his early return to
the seat Of government, froin which he had stolen
away for little relaxation from his arduous duties
would deprive him of the pleasure OF visiting Nor.
folk ut this time, but that he hoped to have that
pleasure on some future occasion. The members Of
the Select and Common Councils were then intro
duced, and among the latter the President imme
diately recognized Dr.. Mallory, with whom he had
served in Congress. After some agreeable CONVEX.
sation, the committee retired.
Messrs. Samuel Watts, George W. Grice, G. W.
Muidaugh and e. Henderson commit tee from the
Council OF Portsmouth, also waited on the Pres
dent on Monday. Captain Watts, on the part Of
the committee, addressed the President ia q few
appropriate remarks, inviting him to Portsmouth,
and the hospitality Of its citizens.
President Pierce replied, declining the invitation
for the reasons given above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New York, June 80, 1854.

CLEARED.
s%ith Hns.
RaIk naImO1s Eals 8. s,sphsn Foster
s.: w s!s E: Sss. Ssf &C. s'.
Bris Tornado, SsSs;ly ps:mass, VIM Smith.
Sch; Adele coden) Paulssn, Monseso Bay drnneil Min
s sss x'Iee sssas Eaa ., y :.ss xsss .
SER: JEw.r; zen, cs.pHsn New Haven, master.
sioop Rhode island. Hull, Providence. mater.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eur,p. ORB Judsins Liverpool June ~ a19
sio m JUNE passed steamship CITY q Manehsst.r.
i f. 's sss &c s.s Nv L.
sp % for
Asn, s%.: TSsn'r from %
na Au;' . irpSSs 8 sA lon %dss
TO- passed large vessel bottom u with par. Of keel gone
Try G ssp;ss n,,:. az nth .:l,ss.s
snip a.s' = sn j. s' s
Shoals spoke BIZ brig Eva, from Newport W, for New Lon
sbip Leopold sel aerberdins Antwerp and Flushing
%sss f ~
ss Zip s the
ri 'if' Lee
brge ytgtef, foreuast. topmaet snd ubboom
S:sf,ss "a lon sss;ii;:;
40 b. lon 81 a. passed ship Beverly, standing Sc Qrom
Boston for Cslcutts)
Bark BsrI (Br Dodd, Liverpool 4s days. with salt, to
TL& DoWof
bark Jenn ett Mix Port Talbot W. May 26 with railroad
iron and to Charles Pe.srson Jane !. no
lat A. from Ion 40 30 TO Ion 40 passed large quantities Of
Ice. 49, 90 =,
Gibraltar IS DAYS will mdse TO Thompson Neubaus.
Bark Johanna Odenl Helm, Antwerp, 49days, with iron
and 26S passengers, to Hennngs Muller qosling.
Bark John Hermann HAM Dickmsnn, Antwerp, f9days
with mdte and 23l passengers 70 Won Sent In lat a.
ION ~, saw two large Islands Of ice.
Bark RoA Hayes Cienfuegos l6 days, with sugar, to
Peek Church. -
Brig Europa HAM, Errhsrdt Hamburg As days, in bal
Inst. with 1g1 passen gers. to order. . -,
iron and rs passenger to r Schmidt AGO.
Rrir sopha (0fdent. Farreimsnn Bremen, 43 days Ia
ballast with l3 passengers to Hspnngs kuDer Gosn&