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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20

TREES GALVANIZED INTO LIFE
Judge Fuller showed us, the other
day. q remarkable instance where
a couple of Norway spruce trees,
apparently dead, had beed restored
10 life and wonderful vigor. He
had made a battery of zinc and
iron near the roots, and in less
that week both trees evinced q
newness Of life truly remarkable
The branches are swelling out and
new leaves forming where before
they were dried up and falling off
To see the trees now and known
what they were before the expert.
ment, looks as If a miracle had been
performed. = [Coldwater Mich
Union.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20
n. pAisBsistR. c. stsoN. p. rHaiutiurR
DALSHEIMER, SIMON & CO.'S
M
DRY GODS AND
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
CORNER LAURSL AND THIRD SIS.
Adjoining the Bank.



WE BEa LEAVE 20 call tho attention OF the
w pusiie to the full and complete assortment
whlch we constantly keep 10
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
comprising n large variety Of
MusLfNs, ORGANDiBs, JAC0NETS.
ENGLISH and FRENCH BAREgEs;
PLAIN FIGURED LINEN CAMBH1Cs;
FRENCH, ENGLISH AN ERICAN PRINTS
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS;
pAREuE and BLACK LACE sHAwLe
IRISH and FRENCH LINENS;
PLAIN aud EMBR'D. POCKET UKFs;
PARAsOLs, VANS, CORsErs;
NAPyI.is. TABLE COVERS, ETC, ETC.
All Of which We viii sell al great bargains.
A General call IL also most respectfully solicit
ed 10 our extensive and we'll selected stock Of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting in
Plain aud Figured Linen Suits,
silk Mixed Suits;
Plsis and Fancy Cashmere Suits,
English and French Meriuo Suits;
White and Figured Msrseille Vests;
silk, Bombssine and Bsrpour Vests;
Pure Linen shirts;
Linen Bosom shirts;
silk and Lise Thread UNDERGRADUATES
silk and Linen 1ravats,
and all other articles necessary to q 0entlemsn's
Wardrobe. Parties preparing TO leave 10, TIE
summer will Ind u to their advantage 10 call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsevhe o.
DALSlIEIMER, SIMON IL co.
baton Rouge, June LIST, 1890.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20
nay Mai. II. l.. Wolfe, Treasur
uAToN noUeE I,

pay- Maj. II. Il. Wolfe, Treasur'
or and. Assessor ofthe city, gives notice
that the Assessment Roll for the
Railroad Tax for the b. r., G.. I. Il
o. II II Co., for the year 1860, will
remain open (at the Mayors Office
in the city Of Baton Rouge for cor.
rection until the FIRST Of July, 1860.
Parties interested are respectly in.
yited to call and examine the same.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20

THE PASSION FLowER.-The leaves
resemble the spear that pierced our
Saviour's side--the tendriIs, the
cords that bound his hands, or the
whips that scourged him-the ten
petals, the ten Apostles-Judas
having betrayed and Peter desert.
ed-the pillar in the centre, the
cross on the tree-the stamina, the
hammcr-the style the nails-the
inner circle around the centre pill.
lar, the crown of thorns-the radi.
ance, the glory the white in the
flower, the emblem of purity and
the blue the type Of Heaven. On
the species-the psssifiora abata
even drops of blood are seen up
on the cross. This flower contin-
ues three days open, and then die.
appears-;hus denotipg the resur.
rection Of the Saviour.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20

p0 "Do yop drink hale in Ameri-
ca ~ asked a cockney.
Hail, Move drink thunder and
lightning !" said the Yankee.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20
GUM DROPS.
I,EECIJES.
1IATSi IIATSil
NOTICE.

NoIICE.
Bth being compelled 10 wind up
Il the business of the late firm ~ speedily A.
possible, requests all those Inhabited 10 come for
ward AMI clusa their accounts by note or other.
wise. 10 those having yearly accounts the notes
viii he charged up without interest and receipt
given account
=. BENJAMIN,
sp30 for pARpEE BtryAnIs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20

o. The artenian well at Colum.
bus is now 2,430 feet deep ; but no
water is yet found, and none ever
will be, except 10y accident, for the
strata in Columbus and vicinity are
not such as yield water to artesian
well borers The Columbus papers
say their well Is the deepest in the
world Probably il is, with the
exception of the Chinese artesian
wells. In the province of Ou.Tong-
Kiso, there are wells 5000 feet
deep.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20

Il EEP COOL~--Pure Soda Water, with q
IA collection OF choice syrups, may be had at
the Drug Store Of ED q wM. BOGEL.
junel6
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20
NOTICE.
LJJMnERf IJTMQFRu
CUrLERYi CUTLERYii

II HAVE GOV ir Stvis aud 10 arrive, q complete
II sssortment offocs vt and Table Cutlery, of
Tn .nost reliable makes, and q great many new
styles, among them the celebrated fndis 4 ubber
Table Knives. Call and examine them before
purchasing elssw here-as u IL always q pleasure
" show my stock. FRANK liUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20
Suits for Ladies'.

WILL receive by next steamer from New York
Il something very new aud desirable In the way
OF Barrege Ang.ais Cballette and Pine App'e
Suits, all made off good material aud entirely new
styles. w.D. PIilILfPa
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20
ID Il POT

IMPORTED HAVANA SEGARS.
7 HAVE JUST received the largest and most
L varied assortment Of
IMPORTED HAVANA sEGARs,
ever before In this market-comprlsing all the
latest and most popular brands
I am now prepared TO furnish the citizens Of
Ration kouge aud surrounding country, with an
article Of skgAks even excellins any have here
tofore supplied them, at New Orleans prices.
ANTHONY MAZE,
febs American Flag s.rsr Store,
Harvey House basement.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20
LOST.
ALE AND PORTER.

Ok CASKS Genuine lula Pale ale, 10 do
ZC Muer A SONS Sparkling Ale 10 Case,
Guinness Dublin Stout; o Casks speyer's Lager
Beer-for sale at reduced prices.
may1o ED. a WI BoGEL.
New store, opposite the old stand.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20
FRENCH PATENT MEDICINES.
ACAIsD.

HAVING opened anew, the store formerly oc-
cupied by my deceased father, I take pleasure In
Informing his old friends and patrons and the
public generally, that am now prepared to sup
ply them with any article Of Family Groceries
and Plantation supplies, they may desire, st the
most advantageous terms. Hoping 10 receive
q liberal share Of public patronage, I remain
Respectfully.
MICHAEL PHENDERgART
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20
HOOP SKIRTS.

Il HAvEjust received new supply OF Morsn's
i Hoop skirts, made without q stitch or Clasp
Of any kind and the only skirt that will not come
apart. W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20
GUNsi GUNsii GUNsii

NOw IN STORE, a complete assortment Of
IN Lengths, Borss, Forward aud Back Action
Locks--of the ceisbratsd and reiiobi. "Gillespis
shot Guns, also the unsqualled Greenesr O uns.
and Boys Guns. Those IN want Of 81 OF Gun
are requested 10 call and exsmibs my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as inducements Will
be offered that cannot be resisted.
nov2y FRANK uUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20

DEALEs COURT or DEATH Rosa Bonbeur'
Il Horse Fair, for sale by
mari1 J. MCCORMICK
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20

Psrasols and Umbrellas.
I IIhvEjust opened very large assortment Of
Il these goods. W ID PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20
RANDi RANDif

E000 BARRELS now on hand and for sale
,JOOO at very moderate figures for the cash.
mayl2 JOSHUA DEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20
LIME! LIMEii

TINE place to get your Lime and get the very
hest manufactured, Is at the store OF
jaa1l JOSHUA BEALr
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20
HORSE sHOERs

WILL remember thst we keep on hand he
w common horse nail as well ne our extra
English stub nail, and both at low prices.
MuNTAN a malta,
dec7 Hardware Corus
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20

CORsETs AND HOOP SKIRTS.
A FINE supply OF French Corsets and thirt,
"A Hoop skirts have been received Mt the
mayl0 PHILADA. CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20

A LII THE RAGE.-Lubusher's much ad-
n mired SPhING FLOWER POLKA, for sale
may2 ED. dwM. Bo6EL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20

1reat American Monkey Wrench.
A FEW on hand at
"A may22 M0NTAN 4 MATTA's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-20
COOKING STOVES.
BATON ROUGE BREwERY.

BATON KOUCE BREWERY.
TUE undersigned would respectfully inform his
Il old friends and the public, that the Brewery
on Boulevard street, win undergo thorough re-
pairs and enlargement and he prepared to furnish
the best Of Malt Liquors, In any quantity desired
Having made arrangements In the West fnv n
gular supply Of the best Malt and other materials
used In brewing. sn article will be made equal to
the best, TO be had.
decs-SmdAv ALEX. ST. MARTIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02

sLINgERLAND-in Trenton, ~ J.. on Monday u,rn,. ~.
afsr short illnes, Abby sinssss.A WIDOW on b. -
John T. slinserlsnd. ~|7-- -" ~s sfs
SBfITH-On Monday, April o. Oliver se,m.sr sxs,.
yssu and months only Of WIN. " and Mstb. a. PSI
TIE fdends Of the family invited 10 attend the ssa
wedDesdsy I'd inst, al O'Clock precisely fom IA. "a q
Fortieth street -s*
sULLIvANvIn this city Sunday evening Arm % a, H.
Of the hesst James Sullivan, native Kama. o
Kerry, Ireland In the I'D year Of his sse. SSSA'S
THoMPsON--Jn this city, on Monday, Apr a ,,,n
Thompson :sed u years. native Of Asyooi cs, wsa "a
dare Ireland. "NAs Ale
ylssTNaIn this city, on %.snd,,, Ap 90 Of eou,u,,.,..
Iodocus VissiDg .navs Of coestsd khsnish Prass
woooHurr-0n Sunday afternoon, Aphl 49, Jshn oss..
Woodruff Of the late Thomas T. Woodruff IN Toe Si
year Of his age.
TIE relatives and friends Of the family respectfully Invita- n
attend the funeral "Wednesday sfernoon 81 oeoi urs
clsey from his late residence No. 3s West Fousenth stfs
The remains viii be taken 10 Trinity Cemetery.
New Orleans snd St louis pspers pesse copy.
WARD-In Newark, N. j., on Monday, April 90 Cssa G
Ward, In the SD year Of his are.
The relatives and friends Of the deceaed and family are invita-
to attend his funeral Wednesday, Of Sp m from his ~
residence. No Lombardy street, Esw1i N. j.
WASZER-At Fast Greesbush, on Saturday April d. MARY
Heytssged years and months; and at Pavns, Aphl 81
and Hannah 7. Wanzer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02
MARRIED..

BUTLER-BUTLER-In Brooklyn on Monday, April CO. by
the Rev A. Farley d. D. John Butler to Helen NJ. Bale
al Of Brooklyn
BERRy-RUss-On Monday, April 30, BY the Rev. p. g.
Chsuncey William i. Berry , to Sarah Rass all Of this city
DoUGLAsS-wILLs-O Monday evening, April 90 lseosby
the Rev. Edward Rankin Mr. Edward Douglass to Jennie
daughter OF William Wills deceased, all OF this city
0ILMORE-SMITHIn Huntington Long Island, on Tuesday
morninr Msy by the Rev. H. T. CROKER Mr. a. @. Gil nore
Of Nunds NJ Y, to Miss Fannie a. Smith Of Huntington.
UD-QUACKENBrSIl-On Sunday April 2e by Elder
James C. Gobe Francis Giraud to Martha A Quakenbus
all Of this city.
HOYT-STONE-At Wilamstown, Thursiay, April &c by
the Rev. Addison Ballard Mr. Ira Hoyt OF Milwaukee, 10
Sussn 4. Stone Of Williamstown.
RiCHARDS-BICK tho residence Of the BRIDES
father In Wostmore!snd, ~ " Saturday, April % by
Ed Bickne David Richards Of Delphi to H. Eliza Bick.
nell, daughter Of the officiating gyman.
SuERWOOD-LOINES.In Brooklyn, Monday evening,
April 30 by his Honor Mayor Powell Peter NJ Sherwood to
Ca1ie H. Lonss, both of New-Yoik City.
SANDERS--WALkER-Iu Westnoreland on Saturday April
a. by Ed. ]. Bickne George W. Sanders Mary Maker
WATT-MoLlNToCK-On Friday April q, at No. 80 West
Washington place by the Rev John Thomson James Watt
Petersburg Va to Janet Mcintyre yoGD daughter John
McLintock OF this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02
Died..

BENNY-On Monday April 90 OF meubrsnous Group Car,
Jane daughter Of Robert and Elizabeth Benny aged years
The friends and reses Of the fany are requested to
the funeral at O'Clock "wednesday May from the rest
seventh street.
81 TTsAt Fairfield Conn, Monday April 90 of Group.
luLn only daughter oil William r. and Maria Louise Butts
aged Year,, 10 months and 20 days.
The relatives ard friends OF the family respectfully invited
To- attend the funeral Of The residence Of her parents this
"wednesday afternoon ct 5 o'clock
BOYDAtteI short and severe Illness on Tuesday Nav l.
May Ann the helcyed and much regretted daughter
and Mary Am Boyd aged years months and II days
Tho relative! end friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend tie funeral on Thursday afternoon O'Clock from
the ieGdonce Of her psrents No $50 Sixth eyenue without
further invitation. TIE romans will be taken 10
Cen e!tEy for hteiment
CRAWTORD-In this city, on SUNDAY April pa Of copsrmp
ton Charles H. eldest Of Peter Crawford aged 81 y, as
and months.
DE GRooTln ibis city Tuc,ily May Isabel. Graham
Britain, wife OF William Ne Gtoo, = =
me relatives and hnds Of the ieny respectfully invited
70 aend her Gntral CA Ihnuds, mOus FOL o'c!ock
No 90 if'ins place, without. further notice.
JOHNs0Nln Jaual,e On Sunday Anil % Henry John,on
NJ, Si san tIsnetco druggist. n The Ah year OF h age.
Tie Ityet and iehds Of the fay ate respectfully IN ted
attend the funeral from the csideute of 6s falheraY,
biey at oelcek Trains VII! Leave tho South Ferry,
Brooklyn side at II o'clock and returning leave Janaica
h@;b5 p. m.
PETFGsEN-In Brookn on Monday April 60 John Peter.on
native Of Sweden eyed 40 yeaIs, months and days
fABks-On Saturday, March H. ut Nswoeans City, JANIS
Psrks, formerly o. Waterloo, N. y.
RANsoMon Monday Api 80 eler long and p1uiei Illness
which be bofo with Chistsn loule Dllcn Ransom tho
beloyed husband OF Mary Ann Ranso In the sJdye oi his
age. A.. A.. r.,ooo,o,,,v Invita-, =,
attend his funeral Weducsdsy May at oc,osk =.
om BIS lGe r,dence No oi5 wafer street. Ills reniains
VIII b. taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery.
RUSSIA Chata oochee, Via Saturday, April &c. Aer
lingering ipne.s Airs Ebzabaih Russ ws Of Johi o. ut
NJ o. q this city. and daughter Of the late Capt David Joa
London iynes pleate eepy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02
THE DEAD or THE HUNGARIAN
PICKING UP THE DEAD BODIES AT CAPE
SABLE
F,om The Ya,mouth IN a1 H.rgA

Fyo~ The yarmouth IN 81 H>yaLd
March ga man apparently from 30 TO IS years of
AGE. ubon. fee, |. ioches In ght, noper ciothog
gore striped or ribbed doss IN pants 'fne With
Iubbef braces white draw vera G3s we'd b,ot' head
separated fir m the body, lover Jaw gone, nppsr jay
back molar OH Jeff side plugged with silver, second
marks or initials any Of The clothing TO be discov
ered-apparenny cabin passenger.
l4ih--A man, reddish hair, middle aged, stout built
W. j. marked with India ink on left arm, about three
inches above the wrst--no othsr Elark.
1Jth.-A fenae, cabin Passenger (so supposed,
small in stature; had on, when found, fine twilled
flannel cbemise and drawers, with knit abdominal
comforter going or to point down 10 the knees; black
worsted stockings, and boots lined with fur; night
gown fine cotton with worked collar and light buttons
two very small thin gold rings, much worn and both
aoldered: DO initials or msks any Of the apparel
age apparently from 40 TO 80.
I7th..-A man. middle aged, two incsor teeth, one
on each side upper jaw d.c.yed dom 70 .ne gums,
one brass, the other iron, in pocket OF pants, which
we've black, and in vest pocket was found q roaao
brass medal, with Z" Moss Co., S:arbosrd," on it;
als,, memorandum book, neary all blsuk paper,
some words were legible, a. Catherine j. HaeKe aud
Duke street. N
IpouesIs were held on view of the bodies, aud all
were decently Inferred at Clark's Harbof burial
ground, Cape fsland-ths Rev. M. Porter off ;ating.
z7th.-A man picked up near wrecked steamship
Hungarian and brought up TO the head o. harrington
by Messrs. Nathan Gro veil and William Crowell; very
al in stature full Elk feet; had no coat on, cloth vest
corduroy pants buoned at bottom Of legs, good boots
new footed, .cknfe in pocket OF pants r. splns
watchmakers card-W. Abby Hull; second watch
makers card, G. Berry, Whisby; under side. 9,527
Mr.. Richardson. Age could not be ascertained, head
being off.
remain epost in the graveyard of the old meeting
house, head of Darlington, the Rev. Mr.. Duncan OIL
ciatiDg.
COther papers please copy. The rings, watch, A.,
are in possession Of DR.. X. Wilson, esq, Coroner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02
Passengers Sailed

Ia steamship Ha~mosio for Southampton, Hare and Ha.
baya-Dr A Hey q. Busse, Marz DsvidIon, New York
Rev C. Hammer Cincinnati; Mrs. g. Bcuedi;hs NewYork
fsnt Baliin ore Oeorg- bsssn Alvarez M.co A.
IT, Mrs Maria sc5weslsr Mis.s: Anna and Alwtns
s Debstis and Children Mrs Krsckowier and two chidren
Miss FoI.teI.H sonntsss N.wysrs; NJ Frsdewsa Bait
IhOeo, wohl.I Ms1ieo God9yps DO Mr.. Lombard ,nd
Hannah Fedmann M Meyer aud Mr.. Charlotte Ko.ss and
Louis; Mr.. Ehenmeyes Cincinnati Mss Fsce Nh. Schubert
and two children NewYork; Joel Schwop Be.iemso, Gin
cinnat; Aoelphus Stern, NewYork Theodore Boese Phs
delphio John Heyes NewYorf; Ferdinand kruel Pna1e-
phia Heinrich Rsube lady and child Illinois, Charles zosr
Phe!ephia; H. G. Mymeyei, Zane5viei Martin Gerten and
and lad, Savanneh g. C. Esenmeyer. Cincinnah NJ Coz
Len stLou.i Friedrich suoiius York A Boch Boz
ton Leopold Cast John Cast r ST. Loois Fr Pras Mime
sofa G. H'niscb Californis Charles grsnsr LADY and In
fen Philadelphia VIM. Kunz and lsdy, New York @ Lille,
Louisville Albert label Staten ..nd EhIichssn Heu'on
daughter Cincinnati; Charles w. Utsrusb W.shnston Aug
W. Utor1ehe, George W. Uternehle Washington George
Romsnn New York; Joseph Apoder, St. Loaf. J. H. zlH.
STEM New Yort b. Dusenbeig kasmszoo Fredrtisou,
lady aud child Massachusetts, Mrs B. Junetzts Jos Meyer
Mrs A. Meyer Meyer Misses Aurora and Aneis Meyer,
New York IT, SpuhleI aud lady r. Weiss and lady S. Louis
". wedsmeyer and lady. Texas; Mrs D. Hartmann two ca
dren and infant Eew.York J. Pfeier Columbus A Waa
San Francisco; ard others in the stsersse Total 2S
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M = |INN
.tpTl ], 1850.

II our report Of the meeting TO which Mr.. Samanoa
lludes omitted to say that Dr. Marsh stated IL At
he he'd procured these botesfrom Nj. S4manoss store,
and that they had not been opened until the necks
bnool ed or before 10 that evening The test which
Mr. Samanos pIoposeg would be very unsatisfactory
to The faracs 10 WHOM Lie refers for what could be
easier, they viii AK than for to make that
every bottle Of hundred in his store contained some
alcohol Of some bind But if Mr.. Samanos viii extend
bis offer 30 any liquors which may be purchased a lis
stores by persons whose character be sal not dare TO
question, and make the test depend upon their purity,
to be determined by any chemist of Acknowledged
ability, we presume that It will be accepted.
nj TlIAAe1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02

GyNrRAL LANoRIclrRE.--The following is the text
Of order Of The day issued by Gen. dc lamoreiero
ORDER oF THn DAY RosB, Apdi ., loco.
soibEHs; Our uoy Father tie Pope Pine TX hagiog
deed 10 call defend h ignored aud threatened ngts,
hare not besitaied To- monent to resume my swori
the sound of The venerable vol ta not onf ego pro-
aimed from the summit the Vatican 10 the word The dlggcrs
bte IN Toe pohimoy Of st Pocr Catholic moved sui
h emotion tpTtad apdy from one end OF the earth 10 "a
Sh,L a. iac Chraul Il not alone tho religion II tie OWL
.s.g"oo ti u u been tho principle aud The life olf OF
since the Paracy has been The center Of Christianity.
H yn'iAh nsiicne show that their feels three
pShd thtls Nhiel o0Bstituia a faith.
h'NVt.ioA a. aitn ioImefy now throaons Europe aud
low then tbe cssts u the ap6 Il o caase Of civil, ation
SIC o. tAe nbffty Of tie world.
feS haic e'nhd'res trd b. sue tLti 0sd win uIhola
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Steamship New.York North German Loyds), Won ssn,sn
s esf%ia @ "a aP S.s
81 90 pass dstesm'hip Glasgow from Liverpool for
n D, Ss N. lon 70 IS pass Bremen bark coou ssl
T. Ayr g. . as IS lon . H. passed sr bIs Abss bound
W. Eth lat Is a. q ICEBERG day y. IS
2 lon 20 A. passed Dr. sh9 Truth bound W. 18th %
lat a IS len 49, had steamer In sight supposed the Persia
shp Jan es keeler Allen Liverpool March l6 mdse sra
2O2 pss to Croker Wood CO. Experienced very heavy
ws shn on tao Ps:,s;s' .o,
sddsTkesd Had c9n,nastion Of head wind. . 9eos
H. Ginnell mo y $50 me' Z. OF the Hook oIs dsssh
Ship Undsrwrisr Roberts Liverpool March 90 miss and
9 pass Mo,monsl to Charles Carew April Iss - lon,
mile. E. q sandy HOOK tO0i PILOT on boa. Edaand Blunt
ship Rhine Moore London and Portsmouth Mach H. mdse.
and ii PASS to Grisns Mintun Co. Had one birth the
Barr Sofa Pate Tuscan, Morc,ero Leshorn, So days
Big Wabash tofksy Vest Green, Ysworean, >, days.
c'eI hides se TO Benner Deske. Sailed in company With
Birs Helen Mar (Br Cd Windsor N S. 10 days p!.'tsr
sshI oss;9 Wave Br,. LesSh,r, Windsor N s., days.
SER Rush Witharn Rondout cement for Portland.
schr zuet.a, Spear Franklin days. luber TO Simpson
schr GeOrse tof NewfIayen) Whitney, ST. C.oix April a.
rum, SC, TO Towner Of Nes'Haven where the vessels
schi. Albert Field tOf reapsen, Phillips Bermuda days
scbr. D. tocRDan, bilggS, ElzaOstnpogtI
Schr. jane Haskol Calais days, lumber 70 Jed Fly.
Schr. PSllas, French, Rondout cement, for Portland
schr Orion FART Casis days 10 nber 20 SiOpson Cap
schr. Angeline Avery, Rocsland day. lime {, master
Schr. Hard Scrabble Hall, Roekland days, lime.
Schr. Salah knwol, Rocblsnd dsys. lime.
Scbr. Charlotte, Arcy, Rocfand days, line.
Schr. Sarah Louisa Yecton kocklsnd days line.
S,hr. Renown, HASKELL Roekaad days, lime.
Schr. X. b. Pitts, Pea-se. Rocklsnd days, lice.
Schr. Sarah McDopad, Kelley bosIop mdse. cr Absny
schr. Cyrus Chamberlain sturse Boston days ndss 70
master
schr Samuel Appleton Tinkhsm, Boston lays Ia bsiss 70
master.
sloop New World, Ely, Providence dsys IN ballast
Steamer London, Smith, NewLondon, mdse 70 T. "-
RI ckwen -,
Steamer we,tchos.er, Jsnes Providence, ndse 20 l'
OJel.
sALED-s;esmship HsnmOnia Ham FOX .sno0rsi ''"''
town, for Norfolk, sc and Others .sAk
nkLoW-Bsrk LevanteT (brl Raymond oreenoe< ms'vn"
WIND-Sunset nom T. and fsssh, With Taa'
The slip Augustus from New DREAM. arrived AS syn
ports: April II lat r. Ion e5 passed ship X SIew ai
lob, lat %, Ion o. pssse bark Rowland ot oosonh 10
20tb, beat around Florida IN company Win t"e,'e e p
sell among them bnk Harvest aud .Sp Ocean Monaeh rse
from New Orleans for Liverpool and passed DC, ol ~
Reef the 2ls 27th let. - 80 lon a. passed osh
Boslon bounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02
To Mariners.

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