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Whalernsn.

D1- See Port arrivals
Ocean, s, Helena Feb IA with coo bbb 30 do oh oil aud
AZ Bsbsdces March Is bark wills King. Of Mail, from
Heard on New Zealand early in December Rambler
Nhfs' Nh whales s,v,.s,. Sr
Bark Leighton Hunter from sorlesn, Jan for Rio ia
nero n9 a. before saen lat ~ 11 81 h n Gan.
Henry.
foT SyoTi iSs River Beie Hoime: Donald x.oney
SssssSe,. s;!.s sEs. Gree w'.snron Kelly
sn ss,m rT,Hasa vim gsT, Q, s.,a cargo .r r,2%
nsIaao!e; lsa1 Psc,ec rsrTeS s., rhomssi Nth briE'
II reri Nsrch . shps Fep foster Robinson. and Ram.
tsFarea ID r0a o Ssso ior Kpssn er s Is
:,S 6iF. Iebi Tiavsr, from e,.ndra, 90 %; Trov
ss1 from ssn o% sr Tying %Sis sG Esss f% s
JIM srcsne ar fon'ani from Bo.ion, 10Th do Pur.
.Shr ss I sreib sn from FiSrqss & g. .I y; 90
uhSrTTA nen n-srr Young Eagle Cartwright LIVERPOOL;
sld "a. cabot Vbraeid Liverpool sl.t John Kuor,
iTs Goa, March Ie-fa ,r brig Nortmsn. Land from
vllninson, NC or Porto Rico 20 load tno' brig Norman
GAi.g Ies llvArrts . nurhorn NYqrs
$3.50 s.reh Tn port s,iss Mallory sarman, for
e Tiliou, Briari, ehrnghss.
IrrrrocI. March .sSArr Neptune Smell yorlesnsi EI
change Jurs Apascl sOla 2t Ella Badger, Taunton,
htF.eanP 3 y fcitL reed. Huri.ck, do
kAYkGuKZ Pr Narch g-in port bark An,elope tof New
Mg
orr rar sr,Er, March =2-Tcrb Wind Gore from Hong
kOng for london
or DEAp MAJ Narch as Young ssm. from Portland
Ion flerlc
or i.typs rNp. ysreh MA Il Thompson, from Bs-u
tsy FOR J ordrn -
or ri,ns Hrap. March nc Duncan Ola from Nor
leans for liverpool. - o.. -.
PypNsspveo March la port berk Roanoke, sksy for
RIO sneiro 18Th Orig rary, Walsh from Rchmond touch
POP. ne l r nna ps Tin sor, bark Orlando Councr
Wig cargo; brigs milton, Potter and John Boynon Rye,
hsrce 40 arh{s T. DAVIS Smith from Posen dag Fred
Howell Iarrabee, for New York is Sid 2ih bark ARIEL
Cheegeuan Gonelvts TO lchc f4r NtQrE =.
PonT srlr sbt March It'd port bark Susan Lind ds
for Turepe fiowr the coast|.
81 Jour'R PR March Tin port hrigs Industry, Robin
San fre an VILE disa Thomas Edward. Bailey
a. den Rule Cr) atfsx, just schr Hannah Tark
~ cEolS BE 10 daie-In por, scsr Sea Ranger. Ames
hence, dsg.
AJsxANDRIs, 1frl 9-AFr ship Henry Hssbeek. True,
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% s Canton r jssa Vs. Vs.
os 1g Jss.n. h. e., c: :. s
Yo,I Plisdsiphis ss,D Boston, rotsr, snSasoss
fs
Sc; sehIs thas s9sT Is,nyil.; Eaw Reed Chip
s3Tsss'' O. :sl ' :sss
BALTISGRE Spri ssDs Ann Iio S%srs sim.on.
QUE Bow Everett HARDING Bos"u %onSaa o
o a S TSo%; e ts.ns nay
CO w Fw siss scs living SEM
snow, RieNsrtssS sorspe,s hsgs',Hs ivs. Rntsni;
JFIese bssaTd Issss so,;s SsTsop: R.etgsr
k'ns Bo.'on; Rescue Bacon Provcepce - Eey Eaton
%cus N oSasp wsvs sd brig rGS,s
Duncan, v INDIES; bark Iaoon,s Bearse Bosom
NYes,i brig i Jones' Ss Susyo Tsrs SPA Pa
sr"ane Sa so Rsss sshr Nyos Coz
dy Taylor So sssonns s'oSs Bn .h Me- Jsmss
EancocE from Bristol !; ba kI ~ ASns Grace from
esty s Rr rSo Ssrpoo York.
~; s * q
WIZ ss s S % 10Y do % shs ns %
d, and SD SD for BALTIMORE Sid sh schr Quicfsssp Rich
arsHn n PbInj,aeIphia m .,. ,. so,., c,,n
New York s.bT G9nSecc1 CLARK Port n 1ssss ga oh
s sa% Ss'
p. SAT na fM s rn sp
Ter Eavre barb Kate ssrpper Rio Isneiro CID shcs Ed
Oliver Orr Cnyd liverpool; Gen Washn ston pou-lsDd,
Perparola: brig Kate 'r Goodsreed Belize Psr'ook
Bsr schr Crocker, Turner Boston flowed To 18th.
shp Wpdermere; banks Arden and Simeto
NORFCLK, April S-Arr stbrs Emp r., Osborne EYork !;
Stray Somer do for Pensaros put in with loss Of oremas
CID bark Roebuck. Chase. Rio Janeiro.
In HAMPTON Roads, ship Alexander Bain from Liverpool
for City Point
1lh-Arr Cy teD ship Mary Glover ChIucha Islancs
In Hampton Roads barks Ontario, from Rio Janero foc
Richmond: Roman. from Cuba.
Phindeipba for Haverhll.
NEW LONDON. April g Arr schrs Gibson, Croker,
and Challenge Packer, Philadelphia
PENsA COLA March field brig Jenny Lind, Grant Bal
timore: 29tb, bark Alexina Baxter Havana.
Burnbsm. Iauiqu~ "a; barfs Chss Lex Aneida. Port
rnce; Mend bryant, Cenfu9s REM Hsrer Lils,
Csrdenas: Cbas Poultney Marshmsr NOresps brig
resa, Daily Cardenss: schrs Wave Jone Porto Rico -
FsrgnRop BArrst Bucksytlie, So; Updine Rsey Nvork,
Allen Downing. Rice. 90: James II Ashmead Wbss Yucca
sesmer Boston eeew. Nfcrt CID 10TH earks Gulia
Fardela, LONDON; Phantom Quig Rio fe Jsneiro briggs
brig Ocean Iae Doe Barbafces schrs vi Bol smith,
Halifax l. nsnephower. Miller Char'eston Mary Banks
Papbs do Pequonnock, Burrcu2ps Boston: Cake I'm
dcot Anna DilloI NYork: Allen Downing. aice
tuch ct; Nelson EDdcot. Davenspcr Scpidey Sea-
man, Fab River; J Heecker, Edwards, Bridgeport;
ster mer Delaware. Ccpee NYork.
PORTLAND Ap-1 Arr harhs Willisms Con- wallis N
York Hale. CroW-hsr Boston; brig Ben DuunIDg,
pey NYork: schrs summit Wiley Tangisr George Dserng.
CID bayk Diligence, Young, Matpzas; schr Peter Novel;
Small. Richmond
n. Jones, kYoh
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The Brig BlOomer.

j" Ihhh hpiio" VI N ,e.o
v.;sr s SS
III. Zoe II the time of the Bloc sailing there full
2 GS s s s,s q the a
sst changed s her nS for s. sna M that the
5 as e 81 S ss s a.
from dlanG and other ports There IS
probability Of the Boomsr bepg wrecked on Sable Island
from Little scu'hern Hslbor in Piscenta BayIbe
sTr been seW r a.
and there being mail only once month from there to st
The following is from Boston paper
unSs IL so%pny
bark Halifax, Capt Lay bold and in company with the
sss 9R sss With Si
s ms & a
was Dot 20 proceed to F. J9bps unlss. orered e
av m n Bay and 81 e ipG efs Ss VIM GSy
0n, fuel S o so ,s s,ss y 81 d Ss az os s
Of carrying twenty persons besides her bo win
plenty q lambss and under ds:k which could be
ard should not be looked for at that p abe would
Roson 6~ps 70 bs large saanes Of
and the wires being down she should be considered
Hal Dor 10 ia,e GATE.
Miscellaneous and Disasters
BARK ARCTIC Lane az Boston from Calcutta during heavy
gale of Cape Good Hope sprung fore aud main masts.
Brs sns Peters q, from Au; Caves for New York VA.
her rudder. and would put into some port TO repair
scnn JAMES Rosr, Adams. al Charleston from Nsisnzas
March st ~ 90 lon IS ~ shipped heavy sea which carried
par Of deck load, injured of he Aeamen and DID
Sem IAsrIA THOMPSON Corson Charleston from Phi.
adelpha on ls Inst lat - 20 lon experienced very
split sails ac
scnn MARY How. Starr, from Phiadelphis for wahlnc
fSadepRs but o%s OF win ios OF rSddsr and Iessns
badly. sbe was lowed back 10 for repairs loh inst
QUICK DrsPaTcn- The bark n u CASTOR Capt Max~erl,
which
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scsr Electric L<h OF forlsnS Iyer, 81 JohaA Pa, March
scsr voinp,ssr syo~n Arroyo PR 10 days with @o'A'-
. s c's T. s-s' 9Th
'sfs 'S% fhrsss II Davis rran. La
days w P..sa%: asrrs.s ays m cotton and
four, 10 J. Wiz hin 4 sson.
s sssf ia f snsss E%Sasf me-
SER ;:so RIsSs MSas days
schr Caihsripe e na.ts,, Jones. Eewoern, 3 days
s scsr GF 1o Ep ssSe Scw1 ssp. days
c r Ss S.xSs2 10 sc ssss with o.
'" s.br si@n~y Z iur e. Beden Norfolk IS hours
scsSi lu man Hoisfooi sorfoS for sos.o1
ssnr ra ca. ps srss.ricss"Ts 10 days
scs? ,sDS S Sy of s"s ssss@ ws
sshr Norris Dnton Baker yi,sinia 3 days.
ss ssr nSu st' S4rs sps vs Hs9d Day. ys'"
ss Ry M naynT @ Candy vss sssy'
sssr s sss, er9Spe VI, 1--WE y yss, sss,
scSr Goodwin Hepa,ici son MIN
sr sS ,I.n FL Nantucket
scbr Ii,ha smith Lee Philadelphia for salem.
scSr Louisa Endico Rndcot,, Leeds, Phiiadepbs for
scSr ps%il,On Bcphns Gscrss,osn Dn cs. AS,
rchr seruies Cole RaSmore days
Schr jons'han Cone McHaey, Portland for Philadelphia
- hr Electric, ] ord, Gloucester.
scbr ortsn Cheee, Postop 3 DAYS.
Rebr Bepj English ulivsn New London.
tloop John Post, HUDSON, Virgins
Steamer Wsstclester f1srk. Providence.
S'esmer Pelican Aldrich Provence
Steamer has sgood Smith New London and Norwich
The chip Surprise arrived from shsnghae Is signed
Low Bros and repora-Jsn II, lat 30 N. lon LOT
- spoke Br bark Water lily for China passed Aner Jan
Jan 20 in co with Pr ships Solcnt and Versailles both for
London: Feb ~ lat 81 46 ion % 10 spobe r shin eolent from
sbanshae for London Path lat S. Ion q 80 spoke Br ship
Windsor Castle s9dsys from Pom,ay fol London time
Br ship Be IS from bombay for Loudon Dutch
ship Amste 4odsys from Batavia for Amsterdam also
American wha eship deep loaded bomewsrd bound dts
playing white signal with black diamond In IT. 16h lat "a Ion
TO- ptke R ship eardiuan 40 DAYS from Calcutta for Lon
dem time r ship Scindian, from London tor Martius
Al ns lat 80 lon senslzed ship RockAway, bound
The was Is DAYS getting around Cape Good Hope and
has been days on the coast WI hight head winds.
BELOW.
Brig Salma, OF Boston. from st Marks.
Also bark and three briggs unknownAn by pilot boat
Jane, MOL.
abip Robert Treat from Hsvana.
Afro sx brgs South of the highlands.
Wind At sunrise NE; at varsbe, very light
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ARRINEIl.

ARRIVED.
esafnshp James ttger. Andrews Charleston 81 hours
on md.a sns as;ensr o SDSaSrs Tesc1 oS Nh
rdr bcfeS for cssriescu same ms spoke soh wander
sr Jotn,on dsys frcm New Orleans er Nss York saiur
$500 or Sarnes' passed 'e'"'h'p S"'hv' h'0'e
shin Cysns tof Bostonl Graves Manila Nov H. Java Heel
- s lon o, sgose brig s.ry s9N. hence iSr Nss or
p ssG - hss 90 sGs SGs. g. H IA wi"
shin ky smrson Brown. Havana 10 days, 10 ballast Va
slip hInsvab. MeYsr New Orleans % dAya with md-s
Bsii Aritlir Cr Of wlns.or Haps. Arroyo PR, March
s via s,S sd de 20 ses Su rSo' n h'r''
lark nagle, Baker, Curacao March Is, with skns h,ics
IN IypsTeq Of S.w rsysn YER, rOr; Spain Is asy.
tnft K,,e cf and fc- Bassrrors frcn Mcnscvideo
Ears Young Amerea Collins Havana days With ;ugsr
how os, overheard from the manboom John Tse, Of New
BARK vivo o, best sschs Thuriov ss,An,ss "a dsys
BARK Arcadia to BOSOM Kerry Cardenas March ~ with
sussrsnd roiass.s, to mas.er -. -.
psa5s !, ~ ga meal 70 Bsheg bo' View ha,sn ,
10 ss5sxcos fn1 . m y o lon Te 1 Spss
silp WARFARE, q Portland
Drode Pcte,. March n oa Icruaas spoke barb Pilgrim
Bsri Maria sorigr huxley Savannah bdsJs with cotton
ac opcfAn'on Jalmsn.
b,v HaErs, pr cepgaon 81 Ttcs.s lpe,ys, in b.il.s
Ss ssrst senes e., t % r.%sT
PR March 81 with sugar and u,cagse- u Thorpson Hurt
sh inst lat 80 ~ Ion 81 ~-nke br Aana P--niiss f
cssne Douglass from Ma tue, i,r New York, With los
OF rue Ser Ia the gallo OF let and "a Inst
Brig Henrietta tr Hosoo6. Turks Islands, u days. with
salt 10 Mccall Firth.
Brig Nathan Of yschiss, rorAry. rsvaua odsys, with
sngar 90 Robert 4 Wnhsms
Frir Montgomery of Dsmsr,sec,s,, WILEY Havana, -
master.
Brig 10 brose aebi az wAidoborO Bicsmere Havana q
pgr Avosei. ir, Tnyo cenfucgor yarri O. with sug,r
20 scCall Trh. "a inst bi - IS LOO 70 49, bSrkene
Young America
Brig John stevens lof Biu.lulD. Peters Trd.d Cuba
March a. with and moiasses 10 master Had heavy
weather loot boat hesd fnils. split sails &c
Brig Tasta tof Orrnpton MITCHELL Cumberland Hsrbor
Cube, ~ DAYS, With Sugar, % n Buck Co
Brig Standard orr Gard, CORVALLIS Ms 10 DAYS, with DO
iatoes TO + DeWoln
schr Carroll ,of Buctspor), Chapman, a Crols, By
days with sugar 70 Roche Brcs Co ID inst Ai 81 lon n,
srcse hre Eien Peters from Aux Cages Cor Nes Yorkhad
,rvct wreck and lost her rudder and wond put into
sctr ann Gar6per of HarwicO. Small, Rusan Spanish
Main " with fruit ~ Gilmsrtn. 9Th inst lat Ion
"a S. spoke ship Humphrey from New Orleans for New
YORK
echr Kabec Ing Port Prince March ~ WITH Iogwood
10 Msvhew Talbot Co. Sailed company with barn Ariei
Gonsves 70 Lad for New York March a. lat 81 lon es
Sc, ssw brig Sea Lion scoring Sc
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ne Hen Stephen Clark has resigned the prosy,e3,y
Of The La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Compsay, and
tae Hon n. p Stanton elected to hl the ya,ancy. W,
Jacob n. Shear, OF Albany, and Mr. A. GARRISON, II
roy have been elected directors in place Of God
rich and D. Kbourn resigned. The resignation OF Mr.
Clark account Of the pressure Of biz privs. affairs,
Is appeared BY the following ie.ser;--
Albany. April Q. 1853.
To TIE Bo.Rp os DIRECTORS oy TIE la CRosss AND MI,
wArgm RAILROAD COMPANY:
Gr>nENlN-- respectfully tender you ny -ssirns.ion
az the ,e of President and drec of the Il Goes y
Milwaukee Railroad C mnany TIE controlling which
influences ny action in this respect s that d a,ensoa
10 my pvao Affairs renders Il quite i'm possible for zoe ~
give pToper att. nton u the the any
satisfied, from my espesnc4 since ibecaue arIpant
c,mpsny that the e~t u place s Affairs IN
reasonably sae and POSITION will require ouch
more and labor than is possible for bestog
without ebtirey neelectipg all private Interests Is
mainly for this reas that regard alike due ~ the
company ard myself that retire from the direction and
its Pres depoy am happy TO believe that my connec
ton it'll she road has not been wholly upproouc i've OF
results favorable TO the interests Of stokbodsrs and
dit to us And surrenderipg the trns that have tenn
pornriy held II source Of qualification that the com
peon OF the road to La Crosse placed beyond reasen'
Rhle contingency.
Win ny beet wishes for the success Of the road
main. gentlemen, Your obedieot servant,
STEPHEN CLARK.
No official notice has been given the company of q
change Of time in holding the annual election meeting
of stockholders will be held at Albany in few days,
which will be adjourned TO New York. TO consult with the
bend and stockholders here and agree upon ticket for
the deferred election should The company receive notice
Of any charge in the day AMI agree upon the names OF
parties to whom proxies shall be sent. With good manage
mensuch the prese Board capable OF securing
to the roai-s mortgage bonds of all kinds must be GER
tain of revenue and with the growth Of the business Of
the road there viii remain profit for the stock.
The annexed is comparative statement Of the impors
Of foreign merchandise at the por. Of New York. for the
eak nd Jap l.
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are held o. gures above the views Of the trade Corn
faisas Coco B. Z peas wanted There Ia little
con IN sifed meats late inpor atons have been stored
buyers o.: fuil rates Ooddsh 10 n ample supply, ani
scarcely realizes quotation Large quantities have been
received rom Ne <fouldland ana the French Colonies.
Alew,ves and behring's are IN good supply SawoD and
mscsere are wanted. The market 10 overstocssd with
etise supplies and little dong them Toe weather IL
rkthtr dry, with high winds occasionally but coot
nuea, the whole, favorable for sugar making There
have been operations 10 spesk OF ip prodaca. the
planters beirg upwrg sellers st the prices Offering
VIZ Sugar IS so 100 lbs and uoasses l3c per gal
lon Inc pa bic Seaitn continues good.
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B1fsNDoI2, March 4-lbere Ia fair demaadfof bread
stuiis and provisions. The market n moderately sup
pied, and With an improved local consumption Cornmea
has advanced IN value bOc T5c. per Dbl, the smilsr
rates havIhg been refused Tor lot 10 arrive Flour 10
request for shipment, and prices are without charge
ohooe brands CT supcrfne Ohio extra being freely
taken al 81, duty psd bag breai " commanding more
suentcp, but crackers are wilhOu, inquiry both article,
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Total. e,s4l PAS ssss3s 200 sa2e,4s s.a24 4?5

Decrease as compared with lsb.......... loe7 ,sa5
The total value Of exports for the week was 81 POI $50
The managers Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany issued their for the year ending March
I. The quantity OF coal mined and brought to market
65s The net profits for the year amounted
sGS5 $50 sc, Little over per cent on she capital
stock The canal opened on the 18th o. Nay and
closed the 18th OF December The amount received for
tolls from all $Ss507 o. tstates thNi the
anthracite coal trade o. the United States has grown from
3G5 tons in 1890 TO q, ISL, 5a2 tons In 1856
o. by HrrsznN
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by = ". Ludlow Go.
lot corner Sd sv and 3sth st................t 800
House AID ot ou 35h ct, stb sv 2org SAP
90 cherry A., 24yei. ..............- 5000
by Adrian II. Muller.
l6 y. - go street, l25 feet east o. llth ave,
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Total OIp $553 SfS
Decrease Of week compared with that Of 1851 1921
The following comparative statement Of the value Of
exports from the commencement Of the year to April S.
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aARITIMR IRfELLIGESCk.
Move menss or Ocean Steamers.

81 Az pns,.'9., e-d rs '~ended for ae Nrv Yoas
HER,ID .hculd ~ s-lled
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CITY COM nEsoI.L REPORT

NArtRDAY April IO-b r II.
4ss The sales embraced aoeul rs bbM pots a. 6}sc,
rea,s were quiet at DC
BKFlns1rtTS Flour TIE forei,n news by the Ameri-
c. at Bssx lad depressing IN huence urson orr
ket. saes could not have been forced any consider
able extent without concession IN pYiees rae
Transactions for the day footed about 900 900
bbls IDd within about the following range OF pvioes-
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The Cleveland U7did rates that Messrs. Chamberlain
SCa-ford, q that city, have recently obtained judg
merit sgsIns TIE Roms aud wa,ertown Railroad Company
for forty three thousand dollars for breach Of contract ~
carry inc freight
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Weekly Report or Deaths

In be city and county OF New York. from the "a day Of
April 10 the 10Th day OF April, 1858.
Men So women, 20; boys, las; girls, lS0Total, ass.
Adults, leo children, 276; males, 2la females, zoo;
oolored persons, 8.
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The bark sts,omo1i on Tuesday will without doubt Show
Ann sTcce reserve equal to TIA, shown last weeks
port The California steamer still duo with San IRAN
cisco dates to toe ooh Of asrcb aud With another semi
monthly remittance a the usual amount,
The following are the quo,ss OBS for coin and bullion
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81 See Port arrivals
Arr Bedord 9th bark Pioneer, lambert Indian
Ocean, 81 Helena Feb Ia with Go bb 40 do ~h o aud
ellb- bone.
AZ Barbados March Is bark wills King, Of MAJ irons
Heard tom on New Zealand early December. Rambler
VIII
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A YOUNG MAN, CT coon PROGRESSION AID ~
N red female scunan,s nee pdshes 10 form the scquAin
.ncs Ola young lady With view mssrimoay Addr~s
=, Herald ou~e.
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The following table will compare the exports Of tho
seven principal staple articles for the week and year
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For Ch~ries;cn, IN the Steamship Nashvle-wm Blisa
Swan, Miss Mason. W Lowe. II Ponoyer q " oiney
Baker Paterson, Prentice tAertne sargent Naen
tine nDs Hard e. smith Mrs " Storm. Charles
\ Isnrdon, Miss s Hatch. Mis- sturges Allen, y
HerrAb, II Field Jsues Holt, Hoffman, George Bits
kapdoph. sttiner, N biddle, Doudel, q fomp
aims and 10 IN the siscfage.
Por Savannah in The Steamer Thos SWAMP Kennedy, q
q Moron VIM Mcpherson. Greeley Mrs noyt, Mrs j
ssng Eve children and Two servAns-snd sseersge,
For Charleston IN the steamer Nemphs-Robert Session,
Nancy WickAnd Miss Margaret Lsneani Is sieerage.
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