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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-06

"Sdider DOuT HticUc REGULAR"
III tam recu'ey pour DiioUr s1iter."
That is 10 say, one must go baCk-retreat a few
PAGES, in order 70 take a better leap.
"SGure qt1 peaa"-Saye himself who can; cut
WHO can; run who eau. The phrase otEght when
a French amy is routed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-06

A patriot is one who loves his country, deyotes
Aimself TO its service, or labors for its benefit
"Pairiotism must be founded in great princi-
pies, and supported by great virtues '-Boling-
Aroke
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-06

THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY,
Onlce, No. WALNUT Street. will call for and deliver
Baggage and attend to all the usual branches Express
business. special messenger accompanies each train.
J. VAN RENSSELAER,
3ou Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

,or this here we only wish TO mako distinction The
snrt which has thus taken hold Of Western Europe has
ted 10 animate the eourtres east Of the Rhine. Ger
MANY s an arid waste where Art lives only as the
rosiou Of rigorous science without life without
timent.
Faulty faultess, icily regular, sPlendidly nuil'
OF this condition OF Art. the Dusseldorf School
whose alery made 30 long leading attraction Of New
york-is complete and comprehensive Representatives
II had In abundance and perfection all its vices aud all
s yirtues And In spite Of its learning tS technical
,kill Its positive strength. we rejoice to say that II
passed away from u.s. leaving but few traces and those
not permanent on American Art. II lowered US with
Ieutze to be sure, but he importation, and has
no following II infected Bierstadt but he is recovering
from the disease it captivaed Wm. T. Richards, md
every year shows him growing not broader and broader
but moro limited in his range, deficient in sentiment
and hammered in his style.
We woud not be thought 20 deprecate for mo-
ment the serious labor, the downright hard work.
which mnst have been expended these carefully FIN
shed pictures They tell their own story Of conscicn'
tous devotion; Of accurate observations Of adetermina
ton TO have the truth Of nature fabor viii attain IT. OF
LOYAL honor which viii eat bread not earned by toll
This man may be mistaken in his conception OF tho true
and of art and Of the way to reach that end but he be-
leVes 10 the dcpln ana hghl Vi hls uclub' III a' WI"
ception and strives to give 1t shape. How hard the
duty to express our conviction that he is wrong that
no has thus far shown power to get beneath the sur
face OF things; communion with the new spirit that
now In these days broods the waters ard Is slowly
separating light from darkness. But that conviction We
are sure is well foundedj we.feel after the study OF
every new work from his hand how little mere labor
can do in interpreting the mystic song Of nature I'M
less the artist be poet and penetrated with that spirit
Of sympathy, without which all this curious art this In
finite toll only many hindrances to the free com
ing and going of the divine beauty Of nature.
We have left ourself room 10 speak Of the many
admirable works by foreign artists which grace these
walls and from which much is to be learned. not
merely OF material execution, but Of refinement grace
and tender, natural feeling Our figure painters es-
pcciay the younger men. cannot look too long at the
three specimens of Wlems, Nos. H. Sc and 100 the
finest works OF his we sawner by far than those
contributed to the Gallery Of the Great English Exhb'
ton Qs6) tho two subjects by Frere Nos II and llei
the wonderful bcissonier No. 76 the " Morning
Prayer" by Castan, No. ll7 "Brittany Peasants at
Prayer BY Brion No &c and several Others but these
will be enough to deepen their humility and rouse their
ambition.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

would make his words brief He then went on TO give
a history of the French ASST and said they
not parallel to currency because no provision was
made for their redemption. Gold coin In all countries
might he considered as money or merchandise. lit Is
money the Government must protect it. The Govern
ment might, TO correct abuses withdraw IT'S com
altogether. Congress had power as last resort 70 90
what the public safety might require On ts grSnhu a
the habeas corpus was suspended and men are drafted
These powers can be exercised In extraordinary emer
gencies. s
Mr.. CowAs Un. Pa.) replied TO Messre. Sumner and and
Sherman. He said if we prohibited gambling In goid
to-day there would be gambling in currency tomorrow
He opposed the bill NJ II showed unmaniy panic ahu
looked like an effort To force the securities OF the GOV
ernment on the people against all prccedcnts We
must pass the Revenue bill aud then with our new Gen
era and rejuynated army conquer the enemy put thr
Rebellion down and pay our debts. ,
A motion by Nr. CoLLAhEB (Un. W. to strike oui
the second section orbiddng the purchase OF sale
gold n. other than the ordinary place OF business oil h'
seller or purchaser was rejected. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
INVALID PENSIONS.

Mr.. WHALEY (Un., w. Va.), from the COMMITTEE i on
Inyehd Pensions, reported Q bill, when was p'sseo'
supplementary 10 the law OF 1862.
TERRITORY OF MONTANA.
Nr BpAnAE QJn Mich J. from the Conference Com.
mittce ON the dsagreeing amendment 10 the bh pro,
yiding temporary Government for the Territory oi
in the Senate amendment striking on the qualification
OF white voters and substituting eyery male citi
zon If the United States and those who have declared
their intention 10 become such."
Mr. BEAMAN said that he would not Mt this time make
any remarks. He believed that the subject was wei
understood by every gentleman and therefore moved
the previous question"
Mr. HOLMAN (Dem., Ind.) moved TO lay the report on
Motion TO lay on the table lost by Yeas 66; Nays ST.
The House then disagreed to the report by vote oi
SO against ~. 49, .
Mr.. HOLMAN moved that the House adhere " to its
amendment ,
MT BHAMAN moved that the House "insst and ask
an other Committee Of Conference -.
Mr. WEBSTER, Of Maryland, moved the following In
structions: And that the Committee OF Conference
agree to report which authorizes TO vote any other
than free white male citizens and those VINO nave de-
olnred their intentions TO become such -
The question taken on the Instructions OF hr.
Webster and they were agreed 10 by Yeas 5 Nays oI'
Mr. Beaman's motion for another Committee OF con-
ference was then adopted with the instructions as
above.
MAILS TO BRAZIL.
Mr. ALLEY, Of Massachusetts,. from the Committee on
the Post Office and Post Roads. reported Dill ahor'
izns the establishment Of ocean mail steamship service
between the United States and Brazil Passed.
MAILS ON RAILROADS.
Mr.. ALLEY (Un.. Nass.) from the Postal Committee,
reported bill compelling all railroad corporations to
carry the mails for such compensation as may be pro-
yided by law. The bill WAS passed.
MONEY ORDER SYSTEM.
Mr. ALLEY called up the bill TO establish postal
money order system. and II was passed
This bill specifies that order is to be issned LOT less
than 81 or more than $50
A WITNESS TO BE ARRESTED.
Mr. ROLLINS (Un., N. H., from the Committee on
Public Expenditures, reported resolution authorinB
the Speaker to issue hs warrant 10 the Sergeant at
Arms for the arrest Of John II. Donahue OF Newfork,
who has refused To appear and testify in relation 10 the
affairs Of the New.York Custom-House The resolution
was passed. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
Latest Ship News.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Tiley ~. s. trsnsport,, Bourne Alexandra
hours, ballast to u. :; onarteTmas,er;
ship Gslspa. Lea'its Neworean' Is days. sugar to VIM.
Bark St. Mary, tof Bo.tonl Bryant Remedies. FL days.
sugar to master heavy weather. and has been
Bslk peooy Iol enftgoI,. Msnge', T1nidsd March 2l
passage Cape Hstsrs when the st. I'd and ID
fearful gale from NJ e. during which shipped
heavy the bows which started the forward bukhesd
Of the poop causing the vessel to leak such rate
require both pumps be kept in operations the wste in
the hold over the keeson In half hour Fortunately the
leak was stopped bot subsequently heavy came on
board which the long boa compelled tighten
then had Succession of heavy n w and e. gales and
sustained damage Ink 2th was boarded by boat
Bark r. Cushing tof Boson Ames Matanzas 10 days with
mola.ses to Walsh Carver Chase Experienced very bad
by gunboat Keystone State day out from
Beaufort.
sst j. Y. Whitney Go. Experienced heavy weather,
and has been N of seras since the 2Oh u put into the
Delaware Breakwa,er ON the 18th.
Brig Edward Webster sagua Grande 81 days ulo!asses
to Chss King Experienced heavy weather; - ..- -
was6 Carver Chase. March a. the weather commenced
to be bad the wind from w N W. to E. since then had
both of tho boats started the cargo and done other
g dase has been 20 days Of Hstteras, and had rain
schr Geo Thomas Day. Ragged Islsnd 27 days: salt to
Waller Jones April II, OF Cape Henry, passed oaIs
painted black bound NJ with loss Of foremast yards and had
sustained other damage -
Bark Almoner tof searsportJ, from Ma,anzas.
Bark FleetwiDg, from -
Brig Jane Bell lof Shelburne), from -.
Brig Sharon tof Nova Scota), from -.
sehr. D. !. Williams three -nA.ts,. from
Schr. C. A. Farnsworth tof llartford), from -.
schr. A. J. DeRossett lof Wsshinston), from
Schr. Arctic, from.
schr solferino, from " with loss Of fore and naintop
ma-s and jibboom.
ScLr. Native American tof Newburyport), from
SAILED.
APRIL B.-Schr Ksie, Thomas for Norwich.
SPOKEN
April Q, steamship Mo iune. from Newiork for China,
and supplied with provisions
April 10, 80 10 lon "a, sohr George s. Adams wa'
passed. steering N e by ~ -
No date miles s. z. from Bsrnega ship Vodassra,
with ruddcr gone, and In want of assistance
MEMORANDA.
The bark Mary, from Havana reports April lat 70 20,
Ion "A 2s spoke schr Summit Of Weieet with flag Of dis
flying bad water, and only half days supply o!
bread e supplied her with barrel OF water and some bread
by ms ans of line being rough launch boat 10th,
a 80 2s on 70 49, spoke bark Eteah, Of Liverpool with
forrmast gone close 10 the deck.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
A Cnrd.

To the Hanging Committee G ne hd"o"H heaee@S
De,i9E :, A.,
The undersigned feels peculiarly indebted to the
above honorable body tho h position IN which they have
pced the acceptable part Of his contributions Tor the year
nd farther that e has In common with his friends glowing
nppec on of the motives $50 anparcny rendered. which
moved the leniency Of the Comntee so i " 70 0H
capital punishment hts airest Offering -
ihe humble BENEFICIARY would also take this occasion to con
gs,uae The noble Pre- Council and Committee. upon
rr attempt. as seen at every turn on the
walls OF our National Academy Of Design for evident they
had not tho dr.t though of eelevston their doctrine 10 to
elevate Others and appear themselves la the broades light
possible. .,.,..,,
estsd se qualities will shine out iorcbly this year.
and work effectively upon the hoaTsAnd vision Of nte
cent audience and will proof positive that the
golden rule can lin proper haads) be remodeled
With due condcra alton for tho Honorable Body Of Erecu
TONERS the has the honor remain their very humble
servant, JoHs fHiLLIPs
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
CITY ITEMS.
En,crtninment. Thi. Dny nnd Evening.

Entertain nseuts This Day snd Evening.
For Lafoa of oaers aud time Q eommeHeemen zee aHrer
.,ementi IN other eoiSmas Of hi' paper
METROPOLITAN FAH-Four.en,h street and sixth avenue,
and 18th street and Broadvsy-Dsy and evening
AcApEsY op Muso-Hobert e Disble lMstineel
NisLos GAKpxs-l Anenoon) )CinderelstEyenng Rather
inc and P-truchio and the Iron Chest
WAIIscx's sTBEArER-Rosodale.
WnTYH GAHDKs-hedca.
OI,sPIc THEArgR-Our Wife-Loy alma .
RoIs OLD BowERy-pomp Of Cudtos Cave. Az Tor beHen'
OF Sanitary Commission. u
THYArnE FRAscAn-Conedy and Vaudeville.
Dwarf.-Aphrosa, the Spirit Of Besoty
HIrPorHI lTnos-E Equestrian Performance
fIoPR CHAPHL-The Grand stereoscop'icsn
NATIONAL AcADEnI o. DRsaN-Works Of Art
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
DIE n,
=. AuY;l Is. after a lingering Illness,

GOBLE ON rridny, Aprf IS. after lingering Illness,
Samuel B. Gobe, in the 18th year Of his age
The friends Of family respectfully invited to attend his
funeral on Monday 18th inst O'Clock NJ from the
residence of his brother, VIM. Gobe No. ID Gay street.
without further invitation
JENEINGS-On Friday April u.s. 1854 at tho residence Of
H. H. Gerard ewburgh, N. Y, Miss Emma H. Jennings,
OF Oscar and Louisa H. Jennings In the I'D yeai
of her
sTEVENSON-On Thursday April a. after brief illness
Henry Stevenson. In the 22d year OF his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
the funeral from the berean Baptist Church cor
Of Bedford and Downing sfeets Sunday afternoon
the 18th inst, at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
6peeiaI Notices.
Continued from Seventh Page.

Pos,.OH1re Notice. - The Mails for the UNITED
KINGDOM and the CONTINENT via Queenstown end Lay,
SATIS via Hamburg per steamer Teuons will close at this
Oco on RDAY the 18th day of April at lot o'clock
a. u and the stations follows: stations and b.
10 a m Stations and D. "a Stations and VI a. n
Station u. a ADRIAN NAkEmAN,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

FIvR-CKHT STAGE LIsEs.-For the benefit OF
our readers give list Of those stage lines that have
not increased their fare but still remain at the old rate
They are the broadway and Bleecker-street line;
broadway and Houston street lnei Broadway and
Second street line and al tho Bowcry lines of stages
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
IAdv-rtisementl
LOCO RBPRIGERATORs, from 81 90, at
Ell BAsyoRDs, Cooper Institute.
IAdycrtiscment. |

Advertisement.
The high price of butter and of other articles
OF prime necessity keeps many families short ra,ions
but the very low price Of kRsrs EAST INDIA CofYrs en-
abs al 70 get at the nearest roceT where ID Il sold at %
cents per f Ash for KrSra No other genuine General
Demo No. l54 R~ade-.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
AND WEAKENED AND DEBILIrATED PRANESl
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL THE
vIGOR OF HEALTH.
The reputation of this preparation Is not Of day sors
month nor year, 1t confined within limited spsca
1t but known and appreciated by those whe In M
circle offashou and refinement II a. the contrary wo1I
wide and the tnmphs of this article have blessed alike s
rich and the poor while like the that falls gently on s
EARTH so this friend Of mankind s blessing desesud
upon the suffering and afflicted Its virtues arc known al
every quarter of the nhabsble globe and the wonderful ca
which Is daily performing have for the hghest po1
tho temple of science. With such accommodated
backed by incontsble and undoubted Testimonials ou
those who have experienced its curative properties giving u
the public but what has passed through he crs
chile ofirnth and supported by array Of splendid and h
to unknown triumphs, what wonder that Thousands n
| TO it foI relief In the hour Of danger.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
| Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs
Constipation Inward Piles Fulness Of Blood 10 the Head
Acidty Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn DisguR
for Food Fullness or Weight In the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sinking or Flutterins u
| the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming Of
tho Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, Fluttering
Ut the Heart,
Choking Sufocstng
Sensations when in q lying
Posture, Dimness Of Wis
ion. Dots \
Webs before the Sight, Fever
and Duh Pain In the Head, Def
cheney Of Persp spiration, Yelowness Of the
| Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Bsck, Chest
LIMBS &c, Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning In The
Flesh, Constant Imasinings Of Evn, and srss
Depression of Spirits
REMEMBER
THAT THIS BITTERS Is
NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY.
AID CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDs.
IS NOT
BAR-RooM DRINK,
ORA
SUBSTITUTE FOR Rum,
BUT A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
A PURE TONIC,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC STIMJLANT Or
INJURIOUS DRUGS,
and csnno, ndousy introduce the vice Of drunkenness Into
the bosom Of your fames.o your wife Jour children ss
your friends
Read the testimony ofthe most respectable peopepersous
Of character, and who
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND.
WE WILL PAY $1,000
TO any one that viii produce Certificate published BY rs s
Is not oESrixH
NEw-YORH TESTIMONY.
From John b. wickersham, esq, firm Of Wichersham
Huchon the celebrated manufacturers OF fancy iron WORM
No. 25s Cauals-:
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

Nv new stock OF SPRING CLOTHING is now
ready and is not surpassed as to s.sorment style or
price In this city The Custom ROOM urnishins
and Childrens Department not equaed Satisfaction
given. r. D. bALD"lN
The largest store In the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures

Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
NOTICE To THE PUBLIC-SAvING OF 70 PER CENT.
The MANUFACTURERS Of CHANDELIERS and GAS
FIXTURES having given notice of advance Of prices to
the extent Of 20 per cent take pleasure in assuring the pub
lie tia, WE WILL CONTINUE TO SELL AT FORMER
PRICES fine Spring assortment having been nearly all
made mp before the recent advance.
Purchasers would do well give their orders at ouce,
and when required will book the same for delivery In
April May or June,
L.. V. HAUGHWOUT Co.,
No. 4sS, 48O and 483 BROADWAY.
corner Bfoome 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

Builders Hardware, Lock smiths hsierss Csbine,
Trimmings and Mechanics Tools large and Complete
sormeEt the above line always hand at ASlEN
Il THROCKMORTONiS. Builders Hardware Depot, No ssj
Bow.y between Houston and Stantons s Goods delivered
free OF charge to any part Of the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
Heurie's KaknIine.
FOR THE HART
FOR THE HAIRi
Prepared nom the Bark, Root and Flower ofthe
PERSIAN PLANT,

PERSIAN PLANT,
X A X a l. L.
IA, the identical prepa ration used by ali the Easter nations
for the 0novra and Of the Hair and By its
use the Hair YOUTHFUL LuxuRIAscE AND COLOR
THRouGH LIFE-
ue application tu keep the hair noif for 'ererdl fIy'
and retain II IA any REoUIREp PcsIrIos without the aid Of
any other prepdyation- ,,., ,,,,,,
Il viii perfectly prevent the hair from FALLING OFF and
quickly cause new crop in girfng TIE 'che orar'
ulIu psrndnent dark glossy appearance. -,
twill Rsmoee al Dandu keep the Scalp Cican' ana the
Hdir Sceet hoi,s dsd Sqft
1t contains oil alcohol or any other injurious IN seds
MOST PERFECT HAIR DRESSING
IN THE WORLD
1T rs LUXURY 1T is A LUXURY TO USE 1T!
Sold Everywhere. Price Fifty Cents. Wholesale Depot
No, 20 Clifs,, Hew-York
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
DeRlulcent /:
Dcmulcent.
DEMULCENT I!

DEMULCENI
Th, entirely new Soap is beyond all comparison the best
CON pound yet offered for -
CUtPPED OR TENDER HANDS, - . ,
"nAi ND THE NURSERY, AND ALL TOLET USES.
Manufactured only by
j. G. HULL'S SON, No. 32 PARK ROW. N T..
WHO also offers upward Of 100 varieties OF Toilet and Staple
Soaps Candies For sale BY most all respectable dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

DISTINGUISHED VISITORS FROM MARYLAND.
The following gentlemen, Commissioners OF Public
Works OF the Stae of MARYLAND arc now in town, and
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel: Gen. Shrlye W.
= Reese W. S. Ringgohd, Geo N. Webster, r. Fiekey.
T. NJ Wolfe, A. McIntyre Col. l.: A. Bringle. Lewis
Watson Chas Albert ~. ID. Hall, W w. Taylor. VIM.
Callow Col. H. II. Coggshall, Alfred Spates The
object Of their visit 70 New.Yors Is to examine the
Croton Water Works, ard tho general management oil
that and other departments.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

We are indebted to Mr.. s. Lathbury, Purse
Of the steamship Continental. for New Orleans files.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

CRIMES AND CAsUALTrEs.-Philipl Hess was
yesterday committed by Justice Mansfield on charge
OF stealing quantity OF meat, valued at s70o from the
snokehouse Of Levi Stein. No. l3l Ridge street. A
portion OF the stolen property was found buried In the
cellar OF tho accused together with quantity OF to-
bacoo valued at g. 100 and number Of ladies CATERS
stolen from the store Of Goldbeck and Rice No "a Av
enue D. Coroner Ranney yesterday held m inquest at
the NewYork Hospital on the body OF Alexander Webn
who died from Injuries received by falling through q
hatchway at No. 2f5 Washington street Deceased was
NJ years Of age and lived at No 30 West Broadway
Dominica Oadono. an employee in the Custom House.
waS committed by Justice Dodge charged with enter.
mv a room IN the Gramercy Park House. and stealing
quantity of clothing valued ut ESQ, the property OF
T. H. Perkins -. Eva Brown snatched the watch oi
Joseph w Black while talking with him yesterday in
front OF No 10 Greene street. and was committed by
Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
An APPEAL t, PEOPLE Of COMkoa

AN APPEAL to PEOPLE OF COMMON
SENSE and those who desre 10 have ths AyvLIUTLn|
BENEFITED.
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND W.ELECT.
READ AND REFLECT.
has tssn from time mmsmOra the object Of phnA.shro
pists to find remedy for the M Of ne and scientific an
has for explored every in order 70 discover M
hidden secret 1t has BEEN however reserved for modern ed.
to bring before the world the great destroyer Of sss
and In H00FLANDs GERMAN BITTERs are sonoensr.,.i
all those virtues which tend promote healthy and vsoroSs
life Unlike the generality Of bter they alcoholic
mixture but tonic composed entirely Of vegetable sss
stances. They positive cure for
DYSPEPSIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
Arrived.

Steamship LAFAYETTE (General Transatlantic Co de Bo
caute. HAVE Aug lsh j;lt ud,e and and pass 10 u
Mckenzie. Has experienced hsht bead VII d. ION Aug r.
an ~ INST since then esh brse,es from y. T.. nst al
~ z lon - passed ship McClehan hence and "a inst
lot 80 H. lon. - b. sLip Uniyeisc. To Lafayette
was within mills OF Sand HOOK on 5h, OF 10 ons
ia cons-quence q not receiving po: wac put % sca again.
Stesn,iip Heel, Msesaley Liverpool 23d a,i onecrs
town 2it Aug. Wis BaifN 81 inst, nde. and plss TO p
Cufr Aug % st 49 ~ lon a. 36 At s.45 spoke ship
Prince Alber bound W. q, II passed steamship Etns
bound T..
Steamship Scotia Judkins Liverpool Aug 81 sad oaeenr
town 10Th, L.; p. ndse. and pass. 20 T.. CHnlid
steamer G. Coms;ock Drake Philadelphia, mfse and PAM
Steamer Eliza Richards Philadelphia, md.e. and pass to J.
HIND
steamer King Fisher Henry, Providence mdse and pass
to +. IS lntr ~,
steamer Delaware Ashnore trenton udse 10 4 H. boot
land.
steamer Russia a. 81. -----, Boston
Big Bae Nose lof Yarmouth. y. 81 Sheldrake. Anwerg
~ Jay mdse Boyd Hinck"n. Aug. a. gt a. Ion ~
spoke bask Elizabeth Cam Androssen fjr Providence
BIS Alice Grey lrl Maxwell, Antwerp 80 days. mdse' @
H. ]. A {. 4. Dew OF.
Bds j. W. Dhsko Drso Cow Bay DAYS, with coal 10 c.
SER Swan tsr Taylor dorchester 10 days with stone 70
schr Late Field, Allen Lnsin. C. b. II days. coal TO L. D.
Bt.oni. - D.,
SIR Susan ElIriirdse Beebe, Lingan with coal to c. B.
scr Lenny Lind, Cole shulre II days with spns ito O.
sem. Iarqun Wool Frani'in, Ne, 10 days, lumber
Schr Soy, Perkins, Bangor days, lumber . .
Schr May Bremen Wood Cow bay days, with eoa 70 "
b. Swain
scir Z. s. Downing Gash, Fortress Monroe days. In
Sch Adrian, Eyeri,t Rocsland, lime.
wIND-At Sunset N n. Z.