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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No. ZOE Chestnut Street, Above Seventh,
adjoining the Masonic Tempe)
PHILADELPHIA.

This old aud popular hotal is situated 10 the very
centre Of business ami enia n the Steamboat and
iaroad Depots IRON which 10 the hotel Is atAih
able at all times The house has been thoroughly reno
Tated and newly furnished, an Ia every retpert render
cd TO meet the Wishes and desires Of the travelling puba
The that the Manager has enjoyed IN the eoa
dnet Of other h1tsH Will be sueient grAranig that 10
eiort on his part Will b. spared 10 make tue WAshiss'
ton" first -easshouse rhe lAder will be uueKcspoa-
ablein every respeek The Manager will lie pleased 10
see his old friends and former patrons Of tbs lndian
uueen," WilInugtOu and Hstates unitn Philadelphia
UllAs NJ. ALJMoND,
Jau27.sn Manager.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
BAUGH'S
RAW BONE
SUPER-PHOSPRATE Of LIAaE.
BAUGH g. SONS,
MANUFACTURERS AND pROPRiSTORs,
Store No, 20 South Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA. jJ

70 the farmers Of PennsyTanla New Jersey Delaware
and Maryland, BAuaH'5 RAW BONE PHObPHATB 10
net new name Ita great efficiency az fSrtilissF, for
them In Its continued We no better aspur-
ante OF the high appreciation In which II u had by
AsreultuTsts than the fact OF constant an Increase
in the demand from year to year, article has
enjoyed, and u has been mAln object to reader IT, 10
every respect worthy Of such favorable estimation
In order 70 give greater facility TO the aYplieAtion OF
the Raw Bone Phosphate have, since the last
succeeded In making 1t 30 tine and apiform TO be
tAnt advantage. .tA1 "-
The facilities for the manufacture Of the Raw Bsne
Phosphate are now very complete, and can an large
orders with pompness buti Is desrabls that all oFdSs
should ba cent iu as early a. possible
II s packed In bags aud barrels and may be had o. any
regular dealer ia PEI tlliEsrs Ito whom We advss IN
farmers to ApplyD or OF the sole manufacturers,
BAUGH & SONS,
No. 20 South Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
lan24.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
62s HOPKINS e28
HOOP SKIRT MANUFACIORY.
No. U2s arch Street, A6ope Sirtl.
PHILADELPHIA
628
Wholesale and Retail.

The most complete assortment and best quality and
ttylss Of AdeF Misses and Childrsns Hoop skirts 10
the rty IN 70 Of Our Own Make are gotten up ex-
pressy meet the wants Of FYr Cass Retail Trade,
emb Geng all the new and desirable styles Sizes lengths
and size waists In trail and plain Ekirts from 10 to be
springs from 95 to4t fhehss long aud 29&, ~ M g.,
Sjk a, and a yards around the bottom making more
than 4 hundred varieties for Ladder; IN Misses and
ChIldrenb skirts beyond all composition all that
are mAde by have stamped on the kid pad pkins'
Hoop Skirt Manuaetory, No. o28 Arch street. PhlAde'
phla, and ars warranted to give satisiaetlon,
Ee- Agents for the New Plexihlen SKIRT, the most
pliable Hoop Skirt made, equal to Bradeys "Dnplex
Eptlen Skirt aud at much lower prlees
Also constantly In receipt Of full assortment OF good
EAtsln made eklrs which being sold at very low
pross KID pad and metallic fastened 10 sprngs 50 Is
81 springs et 90 b springs 81 lb springs o. % and
20 sptiugs e1 e0 skTts made to order altered and 70
paired. Terms cash, ,0ne price only bor Circular con
apiugeAtAogus Of styles lsugths hEss Aad prices, cal
al o. sdarsss BY mail ipelosng stamp for postage,
| HOPKINS HOOP SKIRT AAEUfACr0hT,
rnar7.6m No, ess Afeh ktrest, RhilAdslphia.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01
Lincoln College.

A MONUMENT OF THE TRIUMPHs OF FREE-
Mf DOM OvRR SLAVERY.
Dedicated to the memory of Abraham Lin
coin, President of the United States from
March 4, 1851, to April 5, 1865. Incorporated
at Topeka, the capital Of Kansas, February 9,
1865, where the Trustees have site of 100
acres OF land and a college building in process
OF erection. sds-rasl 80 s3ioNe4 snssiGi ,saE
Gov, Crawford of Kansas, heads the Board
Of Trustees Hons. @. Pymeroy. Hon. J. 81.
Lane, and Hon. Sidney Clarke, Senators and
Representative in Congress, fully endorse the
enterprise, and Senator Sherman, of Ohio,
Senator Sumner, of Massachusetts,, Maj. Gen.
Howard, of Maine, Rev. w. n. Charming, of
Washington, d. O., Prof q. D. Cleveland, of
Philadelphia, Rev. J. n. Manning. of Boston,
and many others, earnestly commend the un-
dertaking. S9A ri
Donations are solicited from every Ameri-
can citizen towards an endowment. ~, (
Subscriptions can be forwarded to Rev. S. D.
Bowker, So Court Street, Boston, or to W. 81.
Watson, Esq, 24s Broadway, New York
City. asalN III siAs ~ 5s1y 4oa
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01
Letter from Massachusetts,.
BosroN, April 2s, 1865.

11 DOSAoC, APih 20 -SS
To the Editor Of the Press:
This city, like ours at home, has been
strangely moved of late, with conflicting
emotions In rapid succession. Yesterday VINO
could or would repress feeling OF stern sa'ls-
faction that villain had met his due fate5
Not BY suicide as a "seif-martyr, nor in the
presence { + thousands, after the melo- dramat-
ic scenes of public trial, with eloquent APP
meals from counsel but as vermin escaping
from q burning barn. one trapped, the other
shot. 1t was indeed a fitting end of SO vile a
malefactor; whom some men and scornen APP
plaud! Could the force Of party prejudice
"farther got? y" AsAk a ssN
r, In this as in many cases, vice preceded
crime. Booth was hard drinker. His trea-
son was not nourished on cold water. His
murderous arm was not nerved by shin POI
tations." lAS
A gentleman, truly such now, a reformed
past inmate of the Washingtonian Home, said
In late addressat that admirable institution,
that some. three years ago he and Booth were
together, half intoxicated, in one of the 1000
drinking places with which Boston is cursed,
when he. attacked the traitor and put him out
with violence that might have proved fatal,
for disloyal expressions Of. joy. at the Balls
Bluff disaster. q Elf4Vb p
= Truly, as the gentleman said, .the DEVILS
own work needs the devils own tools" There
were many remote and proximate causes Of
this readiul crime; but let all youHg men
avoid those indulgenees, without the aid of
which such crimes are seldom committed. fs
Mature, here. is a littlehin advance of her
developments insthe "Forest CITY," The Com
mon is thoroughly gree, and its elms are
passing from their blosson,ing to their leafsag
beauty. 49, v~'p
But there are no snowy peaks in the dis
lance TO charm the eye, such Is limit and
crown the charming view from Bramhalrs
hill and the north west side of Congress st.,
and there are no such bold shores to ride
along, or wooded islands to adorn the harbor
and attract summer visitors, as those which
with many other things make Portland pleas
ant to the thoughts ola Non RESIDENT.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01

SUSPECTED INcENDIARIsM. Friday night
the barn Of Mr.. II. lockwood in Belgrade was
consumed by fire, evidently the work of an in
cendiary. Suspicion fen upon travelling
clock repairer named Willis. Some six
months since Willis married young woman
in East Pittsfeld. Subsequently they quarreled
and he left. her. On the recommendation or
some friends she obtained the situation Of
hoasekeeper in the family of lockwood. IA
few days since Willis made his appearance in
Belgrade, and uttered threats against Rock
wood; and when the barn was found to have
been set on 1re suspicion fell upon him. Sat-
urday morning Mr.. Caswell, agent of the
Eastern Express Co. at Belgrade, arrested
Willis in Readheld just as the latter was about
to rive of with bis team. = Z -
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01
what the TlluatrEioua AberusthrL 3.aid.

What the Hlustrious AbarnsthV said.
"Weli. sir, wharf.-the matters.' said Aberneshy,
the great English sFgeon, to eadaverous looking
patient. who had called to consult him. 'ioh. noth-
ing serious.p was thereby. "my stomach and liver
are out of order that's ALL" "Do you call that moth.
ing serious. " said Abensthy ~ tell you sir, that
when these two organs are out of order, as on call
it, there 10 not square inch of the body that is net
more or less diseased nor drop Of blood in it that
is in healthful condition." Nothing can be more
true and therefore 10 Of the very highest impor.
tancs to keep the stomach and liver in vigorous
condition. If the one weak and the other rregn-
Lar in its action, tone and control them with HOS.
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs--ths most genial
vegetable restorative and Alternative thss has ever
been administeredas eqre for Dyspepsia and Liv-
er Disease II IL Recommended by distinguished
surgeons and physicians Of tbs United States Army,
BY oficers Of the Army and Navy, By our first au-
thors, by eminent srgymen in fact by thousands
Of The most intelligent Of every class. as an un-
eQualied protective against epidemic and maarious
diseases, and perfectly innoeuos but at the same
time powerful invigorant and Alternative
New York House, so Cedar Street, Y.
apps d&w2w vsss dot5w sss4Ss K s'4 eas
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01
The PsllaoH d State Sovereignty.

The Argus talks Of Stdtesooereignty. There
is no such thing. No individual State possess
es a single 81 ment of sovereignty. Itois
hedged about at all points. It not only Is
barred against declaring war, concluding trea-
ties, levying duties ON imports, and other ordi-
nary powers Of sovereign States, but even Its
own sonssttpt3n and laws are subordinated 70
States, which are declared TO be 'sthe supreme
td'o Of The IGnd.n The States acting as a
Union, or in their combined character, are
sovereign, the same as the people are sover-
eign; but to say each State is sovereign is
quite as absurd as to declare that each man in
the nation is sovereign, and responsible to no
power bat his own will. State sovereignty is
an exploded humbug, and most of those who
have contended for it are also exploded. q
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01
sPEofAL koTfc Es.
IT'S MoDus orHRANpI:


Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
of the Hair 1t Is from these Glands that every hair
efthe head is formed and secreted. As long a. the
scalp ie free from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps its natural appearance
and color. Bat when humors aud other diseases af.
feet the scalp these glands become involved in the
anne disease and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle Sooner later the hair begins to fall
of and in many cases. If not arrested, will produce
10 remedy this pathological condition OF the
glands and create new and healthy action the
Physiological Hair Regenerator has proved per-
tits nj "Dye, and will not stain particle. It
viii positiyely dRzsroRE GRAY HAIR' In all cases
To it, original color. 1t promotes growth of new
hair in al cases on Bald Heads when the glands or
roots Of the hair are not completely disorganized.
Il prevents the hair from falling off, and removes all
dandruf, heat, humors aud itching from the scalp.
II keeps the hair soft moist and perfectly heaty and
gives Il glossy and beautiful appearance 1t 4
highly perfumed and as dressing II mas NO superb
or. The "Regenerstor' is warranted TO produce the
above results In all cases, If not the money to DC
refunded. Whit every Gray Head" IN New Eng
land can be restored In less thanthirty days. ~
lwod4a Price 81. per Bottle. ~
| e9ai 9sa TEBBETTs BROTHERS, % -
Druggists and Chemists, Propristors, Manchester
'ss GEORGE O. GOODWIN ! CO., IS HanovsI
street. boston. General Wholesale Agents 81
! w. W. WHIPPLz, Agent for Portland, Maine.
IAN 2eod Ans F4sY lf.4 .fss-t9 tfs-oa Il ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01
ATWOOD's -ao
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
X VAAS PILE DRIVER,
EMAsE WD1-AND-a -
HynRAULTC SAND PUMP


PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
the superiority OF this machine over all others for
the purpose OF sinking Oil wells, the und gned -
now prepared TO receive orders for thcsame. -
This machinery comprises everything requisite for
the boring Of oil wells excepting the STEAM ESaIsE
and CAST RoN DRIVING PIPE, tbut will be furnish.
ed Ii desired. at reasonable price ard dispenses
with the use Of the Derrick Rope, Bull wheel and
other cumbrous and expensive fixtures now in use,
and Ii 90 arranged being Constructed wheels and
portable that 1t can be easily removed Tor the pur-
pose Of sinking wells in different localities.
THE DErRIrus is removed from the well by our
Patent Hydraulic process, and deesnot require the
removal OF the drill from the boring. This process
not only removes all the detritus In from to 10
minutes, but likewise eff3etually clears out aud
opens all the small oil veins that often entire
ly CLOSED up the old process of sand pumping
r Vita this Machine and practical epginser, q
well can be sunk from 400 to 900 feet within peri
cd of from Is to 80 days aer the soil Pipe has been
driven OIL tzra iisai pio4f IS 3q afias no.
Arrangements are being made for the construc-
ton and delivery of these machines at New York,
Norwich, Negburg, N. r., and Pittsburg, Pa.
For further Information. price. terms, &C., ad.
dress, Is fi3ifas Wis. SIMEON LELAND, 30
a3rsf efv al III d METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Il
spl7 eod3m f68J * ssh zloI New YORK.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01

FAHILY Dye Col oRs.--AmoDg the most popular
and i've ful articles of the day the FAMILY DYE
CoLoRs, manufactured by the well known practical
chemists, Howe Stevens So very superior are
low price, that they literally getting into every
bodys hands, just the praises of their merits
on every bodys lips. Once tried, they become indis-
pensable, In many parts Of the country they have
dilplar ed all hersubstances and methods of dye
lug We, without . hesitation whatever pro-
neunce them the best dyes manufactured, while
at the time they the cheapest in price, The
ladies particularly delighted with them S
ap2b2w etefFs 1isi Z
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01
The Surrender Of Johnston.


Momentuous events are transpiring. The
reoeiion-long since reduced to mere crust
has caved In, and bids fair A. A------~ ga
uneslshad In Las. si.ne, dating from its first
marked indications of weakness, than it re-
CURED 10 gain effectual Roadway In the first
place.
Inc stars and stripes now float In every
rebel capital except Texas, and every rebeJ
port outside of Texas is in our possession.--
Inc surrender of armies is looked for a. a
tning OF course. Lee set the examnla ana
johnston who had the next largest command
lonowed suit So the ball goes rolling on.
- ,ne splrlt OF Liberty like John Browns
SOUL goes marching on, and a reaaened 70
generated purified nation is to be The Grand
result. +. pwrr d - 'Ao 3 "nu
But good deal of arduous work !. vot -
be done, requiring patience, wisdom ana az
most consummate qualities Of statesn.nsh;-.
but, thank Heaven, we have the men for ~
times. Whatever views of reconstruction
may exist in mems minds we have no fear
that any state will berestored to Its old NO.
sition in the Union until freed from the men.
the institutions and the influences that caused
1t TO fly from its proper orbit.
The spirit Of equal and exact justice is also
abroad, and will not slumber nor sleep till
cono'gu punishment is visited upon traitors.
and the wrongs of the oppressed are fully
s.s n1lcased. We look forward to day not
- y the future, when the enfranchised man
nol,,,oa l suall WELD Aust proportion Of that
from dlss pOwer which win forever be withheld
, Z ~. anenised rebels. Then the nation
$500, ~, = sa's With the laboring classes en
the rebel aristocrats forever 49,, color' ana
with schools established, ehurchs. s,lancnlsed;
ssrsa ths d SsPs1 Is ,Ss Liberty sn
rious. - = ''Ao naeion must Be eIo.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01

| ( AN INCIDENT ABOUT b oMk saturday a
woman called at the house of benevolent
lend to solicit money for another she affirm
ed was very needy. Her story is this. She
says her name is Pratt, that she lives In No.
10 Congress street. The name of the woman
Tor whom she wanted is Lee, and that aha
l..-A ----&Ts.-o7oHruru street., near to Smith
street; that she procured her living by sewing
aad had bought, and mortgsged to secure the
Pay, sewing mschine, and that the MORTGAGE
was out to day, and money must be raised or
Che poor woman would lose the machine and
Consequently the means of living. $50
The friend referred to inquired Of me NJ
knew anything Of Mrs. Pratt or Lee, and ON
being answered in the negative, requested me
to Investigates the case, which was at once
done. i1Iod tss5ic 9io2I1 Us Oh
No such number as 120 Congress street
Gould be found. That would be where the
vacant lots now are. In No. Oxford street
no person by the name Of Lee lives, so that
tne story shows an attempt at fraud on the
public. This case, as well as many others
Wnicn occur in the city, shows the Importance
OF the statement which has been frequently
made, that unknown applicants for charity
snouid De inquired into before rendering as
slstance The public should beware OF all
'D'n bskN Is W0dE9fn OPT
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01

FATAL ACCIDENT IN KENNEBUEKPoRT.--
On the afternoon Of the Oath inst. Mr.. George
Hutchins, q respectable citizen, while witness
ing the discharge Of revolving pistol in the
hands of Mr. Benjamin W. Huff, at his store
door in Cape Porpoise village, was accidental
" shot helnw thA 7sA ~, ~ q cnarge which
had for the instant "hung fire." The wound
caused great pain, and produced his death in
about 20 hours. Mr.. 81. was AZ years Of age,
and leaves wife and five children. a EDITION
al sadness at this melancholy accident was
caused by aneighbor's child taking power,
full portion OF morphine which was intended
for the dying man. The child is probably
dead before this writing. r.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01
Death Of Hon. Luther Sanbor

Hon. Luther Sanborn. Of ParsonAeld, died at
his residence in that town, as we learn from a
private letter addressed to one of our citizens,
on Thursday morning last, April 9th, at 4
o'clock,-supposed of an affection of the
heart. Mr.. Sanborn was very worthy citi-
zen, and commanded the respect of all who
knew him. For two years past he has been
one Of the Senators from York County, and
proved himself high-minded, conscientious
patriotic, public-spirited legislator. His age
was three days short Of 90 years. His funer-
al was held on Sunday. 81 .ssia9ao ro9
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01

Sch jos Turner. Swaine, Lynn
Sch Abby Weld. Hutchins. Salem.
Sch II Prescott. Freeman, Portsmouth,.
sch W II Mitchell, Eaton, N York for Shulee ND.
Sch Ligure, Bray, Boston for DigedeQuash NIB
Sch Capitol Roberts. Boston for Frankfort
sch Elizabeth segur. Segur. Boston for Bangor.
Sch hockanom Staples. Boston for Winterport
Sch Concorda Bray. Boston tor Castine.
Schs Gem Kicber, Grant and Champion, Jordan
Bangor for Boston:
sAILED-ship Bazaar; briggs Arcturus, Burmah,
md others
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01

ae FOREIGN EXP PORTS The value Of foreign
exports from this port last week amounted to
$262, 1913 40. Included in the shipments were
l4,S22 Box Shocks; 1884 Shocks and Heads !;
1905 II Lumber; 200 III Shingles; 11OS34
10 Deals; 1877 empty Casks; SO bbls Ashes X
oo7O bbls Flour; 80 bbls Potatoes; 10 bbls
Beans; 100 bbls Pitch; IS tres Beet; 4oe, 900
lps Gut Meats 26,7OO lbs Lard; le kegs do;
!. = '4oo lbs Butter; 81 400 lbs Cheese; $4,000
lbs Hides; 100 lbs Maple Sugar; 20 tons
Shorts; l4s tons Ice; 629 gals Kerosene OH;
100 gals Whale do; $4,000 Needles; so gross
Steel Pens, l39 pkgs Sundries. leg
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01

ia DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BETHEL. About
! o'clock Saturday morning fire broke out in
an old barn in Bethel, in the rear OF the store
of Mr.. Ira q. Kimball. 1t extended to the
block Of stores, consisting Of three. which
was burned down. The large hotel known as
the Bethel House, the dwelling house Of Mr..
Winslow Haywood, and all the stables and
sheds connected with these two buildings
were also destroyed. We donot learn who were
the owners and occupants of the buildings, or
now much, il any, Of the contents Of the build
lngs was saved. The fire is supposed to be
the work of an incendiary. s4mS oiqs -.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01

Send me One Dollar by mail and will send you
any ofthe following Gsld Plated Articlss:-Set of
adies' Jewelry, Long Chain. Locket, Neck Chain,I
Ring Vest Chain, Bracelet Gents Chain Pin, Set
Of Buttons, Set OF Jet Hoops, Belt Buckle, Belt
Pin. Also will send good Hunting Cassd Silver
Plated Watch and Chain for SIS. snAs
" Address, DRESSER's Dollar Store, Portland,
Me- Box 1885, tsuNc sni 49, mar9d2m* 10 "A
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01

The Great Blood Purifier; the best Health Restor-
er. and the most perfect Spring and Summer Msdi-
cire ever used
Thew effsotuaily cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and all
kindred diseases. ni
They cleanse the system. regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite drive ont all humors, purify the
blood. and strengthen, inyigorate build up. and re-
store to heaih and soundness. both body and mind,
all who them. Price u.s. 80, and rs OTIS. per bot.
tie. Sold by q dealers In medicine. GORGE 9.
GOODWIN g Co., IS Hanover ST., Boston. sA
sliI n assa|ss ~ lYs a 81 sssaeT si mch181d4m
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01
Hirton,s Insolubie Cement.

For wood, leather That me houseEesper can
have, II ia in liquid form and insoluble in water or
oil. 1t will adhereoily substances completely. Two
ounce bottle, with brush family packagel Is cents
each. Sold everywhere. a. sssif sas
HILTON BROS. & Co., Proprietors, Providence,
q. T. On receipt of 50 cents, family package viii
be sent by mail. ss5 4 + sFNssa febTdsm 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01
DIED.

In this city, 18th inst. Mr.. James Williams. aged
IS years months. tn ~ ~ yd DOC -
Massachusetts papers please copv
40 In Newheid, April 81 Hon Luther Sanborn, aged
Eaton. aged "a years. 49, q g n \ : :
in Lancaster. N n. April "a, Of dropsy, TAomas ]
Crawford. Esq, aged 81 years months-iandlord OF
the American House. and formerly q hotel proprie-
tor at the White Mountains
In Biddeford. Apfii %. Maizena, dau ghter of VIM
Mason. aged 16 years months. '--
In Biddeford. April II. Mr. James Gowen, aged 7s
2 n Sage April H. Miss Frances Wordsworth, form
erly of Brunswick, aged AZ years. -
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-01
FoREleN PORTS.

W eosunR Feb IL, barque Rover, Hunt, for
At Melbourne Feb rs, ships Ohas Cooper Jordan;
Chaplin, Hall, and Jennie w Paine Burke, uuo:
barque Mustang Sears, do. q.fr
At Shields llth inst, ship Premier, McGivery, for
At Matanzas 2lst ult barques Cushing. Colcord,
for New Torx, ldg; Mary G Fox, Ross, and Norton
PIummer. and 6 w Chase. Dunning for do; schs
Maxom Rogers, Watts, for New York; s III Jack
son. Tracey, for Portland; and Others. a4e
briggs A Ross. Small, and Poedo. Warwick, for
Portland; Orfolan, Gooding. Cardenas.
AT sagua 10th, brig Mary Thompson, Lamper,
AR At Grand Turk 10th inst. ship Anna Kimball,
Moore, Montevideo .slaa aQ.
lPer steamer Africa. at New York; DN-
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst st David tss Arid, from
Gid tn, Redgauntlet, Nickes. Calcutta.
Emit fer ldg 18th. VIM Tapscott, Warner, for New
ADV 18th Peruvian ,lssl for Portland 10th: Excel
sior, Pendleton, for New York oath; w Storer,
Bryant for do May I. -
Age, Nickels. Callao. 5fif l'g1A 80
AZ at Deal i4th, McGHvery, Nickels fm Rotterdam
on the Start ll,h. Assyria Delauo. from shields
AT Bristol 18th, John Tucker. Hallett, for New
SID fm Newport nth. Rising Sun, Orr, Malta; 18th
Transit. Whitmore. Mauritius. Il - III
Sid I'm Cardiff 18th, Mary o'Brisn, vesper. for
hio Janeiro; Montpelier, Watts. do.
Sid I'm Swansea 18th, Sebastian Cabot, Coquimbo.
Ar ut Swallow Feb q. Rover. Hunt shanghae.
Ar ut Peusng March 4. Meneka, Mayo, Singapore,
Ar at Genoa lith inst Mary Emma, Patten, from
Ar 4 Gibraltar sth inst. W E Alexander Tucker
SID fm Helvoet 18th inst. McGilvery. Nicksls. for
D. B.