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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-04-11

HEL nBOLDS EXTRA OF BUCHU gives health
and vgor the frame and bloom to the paliid cheek
Debility is accompanied by many alarming symptoms
and if is submitted to, consunptioIS m
sanity epiieptic fits ensue.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-04-11

OODRICH'S History of United States
u and Mitchels Geography at the
franklin BootStoro.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-04-11

.GEs sIfs
50 z.sa KS aefet
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-04-11

HELuDoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the Great Diurctic.
HelpabolCEs Cenc-st,4,ted Ertrnct .SfFsapG,itLd
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both rcps,re.i according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry. and the active that can he
made Pc Fly
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-04-11

INGER'S Sewing Machine Oil, Kerosene
> Oil, Extra. o, B. SMITH co.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-04-11

M MOOD and Youthful vigor are reganed
Helmboid's Extract Buchu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-27

doing % ths wreck 70 the surface when we
American schooner. painted black with green
buwarks inside, and on her quarter 1.-TWO in rIt
letters could not dscern where she hailed Sac
deck The stumps Of the nanmast and deckhouse sooo
doaed after the collision. (fhe Two Sisters from Me-
York Jan last bound Smith6ed, Va 10 the
southward Cape Hateras lost her nass in the
Of Jan H. and she was abandoned on The zlst IN
81 - Ion 68) e
ScHs @ BROOKS Brooks, at FernaEdna- Fla. 18Th ns
from New York reports Cape Henry bearing % mes
picked up vessels boat and sail some hour and
Of bales OF hay and other stun, marked schr
Taylor"
miscellaneous.
LAuSoHKD-From the yard Messrs Jas Baylis Boas
them named the Circle to be commanded ~ Capt Jesse
Hulse, and employed In the wood trade on Long sleaa
IL owned By the builders, Capt and futnfiL
The yacht Josie smith launched g GreeeporA Id
Al stockton, 18th inst from the gard Of Mndge&
Libby riln d0ubledeck brig Of 475 TONS named Abo1o
Clifford owned BY the builders and Others and 70 be oo
mAnded BY Capt w Clifford.
Co seh. % s2s tons owned Sy VT Hobart and % -
On 22d inst at yard Of Messrs AbrahAms Sons Bel
tmore three schr Of 6 tons burhen built 70 IL
NJ The dimensons Of the schr which has received Tie
name OF Ida BirdsaL folows-Length deck. IL
feet breadth Of BEAM ~ feet and depth OF hold u feess
she Il provided with cabin and staterooms.
new measurement named Gen Grant owned By The budee
Capt Thos Berry who commands her and others Also ~
same schr Of - named l. Foster owned by Oapt
Charles Truan. who commands her. the builder. saA
others "
The following table gives summary the vessels Ia he
harbors OF New York. Boston, Philadelphia Charesteu
Savannah, Mobile, New Orleans and Galveston. tie
latest accounts from each OF those portss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-27

ru WAsumorox snxn SrABBxo AyyAn Mira Ann
finnsy. Of No 50 Washington street. whose husband
w. stabbed IN the neck With . knife In the hands
Of her brother, Thomas Cousan, yesterday appeared
ter She statsd that shs ana her husband wrang
70 separate shsm. innsiisisS sissr which she ssv
cancs Who arrested Corsan dspossd that Corgan I'd.
beating his wife and children Tho injury received BY
Tinnsy II dangerous u nrst supposed and IL 70
3 more than probable sSs. Tinn.y win decline making
. complaint against the prisoner
Youruyur CuxmAIs-For some time past crime
among certain class Of boys has bssn fsarfuy the
increase Up 70 lately, however, they confined their
operations TO petty theirs and IKE msdsnsanors but
s iS:s sss Frank Of
M !. e.
Court charged with breaking into the pre-.
ssssus shsrsfTom quantity q bed eioshins q the
value Of 500. Il u alleged that Risrdon In company
wh q: q oss ana
gress Of their operations Mcdonald was on the lookout
In the street. They surprised in the act and the
in doing with the exception Of the two prisonsr On
being charged With the crime they admitted their guilt
and were committed By the magistrate without ball.
Az EscArsD CoSucr REARREsrD CHARGED wrra PScK-
mo PocKxrs James Williams. alias Jimmy johnson,
alias Jimmy the Kid, alias Gentleman Jimmy. young
man. twenty-five years Of age, well known 70 the police.
yesterday brought before Justice Hogan on charge
Of larceny from the person On Saturday evening,
about eight O'Clock Mrs Mary Boothman residing At IS
East Eighteenth street, In the act Of entering Third
In the Bowery, near Doyer street. whom the
prisoner 10 alleged thrust his hand into her pocket
and attempted steal thercfrom wallet containing 80
money. Mr. Boothman who was with bis wife at the
time detected the operation. and caught johnson
by the coat The latter dextercusy slipped out
q the Goa. leaving IN The s., hands ss,,s Of Mr.
detectives Dunn and Riker, or the Sixth precinct
pursued the fugitive and succeeded In arrcsng him.
On the andavits OF Mr. and MIRA Boothman and the
timony Of the officers the magistrate committed the
prisoner to the Tombs for trial In default Of bail Some
two months ago johnson escaped from Blackwelrs
Island, where ne serving out sentence Of twelve
months convection for picking pockets, and has
aince 4 large.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-27
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

s. r. DoolIttle Of Warrington; H. Il Eldred, Of
Ithsca, and Leary, OF Boston, are stopping at the
Metropolitan Hotel
Colonel Benham, Of California and Alfred Roberta OF
Philadelphia. are stopping At the 81 Julien Hotel.
Mr. VIM. b Astor and Mr.. Peter Cooper Of New York.
arrived ct st. Joseph, No, on tho Gath inst.
Hon VIM. /. sharkey. Of Mississippi. was 1t New Or
leans on the 18th inst.
tho practice Of raising money for churches BY Of
fairs, lotteries &c.
bishop Early, Of Virginia, has recovered from his
cent illness, and has returned home.
The indications are that General schenck win DO nom
mated for the Office Of Governor By the republicans Of
Ohio.
Colonel James White has been nominated a. the con-
servativs candidate for tho First district Of Tennessee
Henry A Footc, formerly member Of the Confsd-
crate Congress, Is now residing In Minnesota.
Senator Wilson Ia to-havc public reception ct Boston
on his return from the South. <untrerg -
Ex.Presdent Pierce Is just compiesIne hiS summer
residence at Rye Beach, the picturesque blur known
the Little Bears Head.
General Mcigs, Of the United States Army. has OBJ
tanned leave OF Absence TO 90 10 Europe for six months
The daughter Of Mr.. Francis KEENAN,, Of Oneida In
this State exmember OF Congress- recently took the
veil
senator Ramsay Of Minnesota, was recently robbed
Of his watch al the 81 Louis Hotel In New Orleans
Governor Jenkins Of Georgia, about TO resign mis-
once The assigned Is the dismissal Of the Georgia
injunction case.
Ex-Governor Andrew, OF MASSACHUSETTS, has come out
openly In favor Of Law for licensing liquor houses
Chief Justice Chase intends going to North Carolina
NEXT for the purpose Of holding the United Saes
Circuit Court Of that State.
General J. shelby, OF Missouri, formerly Of tho Con.
federas army who has been In exile since tho close OF
tho war; arrived at Now Orleans from Havana on the
10th instant, routs for St Louis.
Major A. Heron, late Attorney General Of Louisiana,
has resumed the practice of law at Baton Rouge
President johnson win leave Washington on the LIST OF
Juus for the purpose Of visiting Raleigh NJ e. at which
place monument 10 70 30 erected over the remains Of
his father.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-27

FATAL ACCIDENT SH1rBoARD.-On Thursday last, %
the schooner waring leaving port for Charles
ton, 8. c. she came In violent collision With vessel
lying anchor In the East river. In effort TO
trcate the vessels block fell from the masthead Of the
schooner and struck Brewster J. ConklIn first Of
the waring, knocking him 70 the deck in state Of
inssnsbility. He was conveyed TO the New York Hos
pital, where he Afterwards died. An inquest was held
the body by Coroner Cover and the jury returned
verdict OF accidental death Deceased was twenty
years Of age and . native Of Long Island.
ACCIDENTALLY RUIZ OvER-Yes,crday Corone,
schrmer held an inquest at the Twentieth ward station
house on the body Of little boy named Edward Gruen
valid residing 1t No. lo2 West Thirty street, Who
accidentally Saturday last while GROSS
ing Ninth avenue, BY wagon belonging 70 Messra r.
Kennedy O. The jury rendered verdict In accord.
ance with the facts
Fatal BURNUo CAsuALrY.-Coroner Cover held an
Inquest q Bellevue Hospital on the body Of Daniel
Jsuncker. German, twsnty-swo years Of age. whose
death the result Of burns received the 23d inst
by falling vat Of boiling sugar u the refinery No
$50 South street The occurrence having BEEN accden
tai the jury rendered verdict 70 that effect
FOUND DEAp.-Irwin d. Jones' native Of New jersey,
stopping the Manhattan HOTEL In Murray street.
fouad dead In his bed yesterday morning Deputy Cor
oner Leo will mako post mortsm examination to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-27
BROOKLYN INIELlIeEHcs.

THE CON STREET. TRAGKpY-FusERAL or THE VICTIM
The funeral Of william Bishop Carr tho victim OF the
TRAGEDY Gold street. took place from his late
residence No 1917 Gold street. at three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon The curiosity the deceased led thou
sands Of people TO the house. and for two hours pre-
vious the funeral the face Of the unfortunate man
was exposed 70 view. The Rev. Mr. Dier, Of ST.
Lukes church. read the Episcopal burial service after
which the remains were followed 70 the grave II
Greenwood Cemetery, by the members OF Lexington
Lodge No. ITS, 10 which Mr.. Carr was attached
ROE Own STEAM Fns ENGINE -Rodger Ken
nsdy, . member Of Engine Company No. 7. was run
over and seriously Injured by the steamer o. the corner
Of Myrtle avenue and Pearl street on Saturday night
ALLEGED YouHvuL BuRoLARs. Martin Cinre, Thomas
Smith and Michael Haahan, boys about thirteen years
OF age were arrested by the police Of the
precinct on charge Of burgAriousy entering store
houss on the Empire DOCKS At the foot OF Main street.
on Saturday night They were locked up 70 await
sp{ai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-27

0xC900luKy
s. ssss
4 = q y: :;I: . ~ 3 ss:s:
:s. 900 sasss - s q. sac md 's:s
=
were extremely quiet and rates ware snsssly
only sosd
@ on e .
The charters Italian brig direct London. l0o0
- AZ SJ
sISs: ]E;!s:; Ss: =; sss :, w. quote
bale: Nv :oa ~.Sh:iS 70; s:
ne ruled
The sales wers 90 bales q ooc M according 70 quality
quite steady RE only :ass ~s heard x ~sss is hSSs
Nxv1I sScsor2s nsssss FOR spirits surp.D..s sl
ruled dull snd prcs: were quite ransnS ~ y.
q.
:oos a! grsS:s ruled .sry sr@ Ss%ncs ssn:rsi!y
rs Is ;s,i "a ~, 1 ssi e ~
1a: 4 sss
Ens.h q 60 a6sc, gold Other descriptions ruled auiss
P.s.ol.u..For crude. The demand continued Ugh. bu.
arr. il ies s., s
26c ut which only heard OF few small sales c00 bbs
prime white sold at DC In Philadelphia the sales
we're 500 bbls prime Light straw 70 white at 2Sc l5Oo do.
do for juno at 2Sc &c, and 1000 do. standard white
PRovIsross-Receipts, 80 bbls pork, lis do lard 2l3
packages The market for pork continued quiet
though prices ruled steady At the Close there
was loss 6rmness perceptibe closing heavy at
Sz3 Is regular; The sales, cash and regular 500
bbs at e3 70 - 81 for ga Tor old do, 90 .
81 II for prime and 3ie 80 - for prime Also
fau.s dsi .s g bills new mss: q: Tor one 20 fou,
SIS So buyers option Beef was In active demand and
rm, with sales Of 700 bbs $40 90 S23 for
ira meas, and ei4 50 42i for plain do Beef hams
dull and nominal At "a ga or fierce beef sales
made Of DO tierces India at 80 Bacon In
moderate demand At former prices The sales were OC
Cumberland and i9kc for short clear
unchanged In values the demand moderate Sales $50
packages at l2}sc 4fc for hams and $40 l0<c foI
shoulders. The demand for lard fair full prices
Sales 900 bbls at l2Hc. S3Hc Butter duh and
heavy 5c. Sc for State and loo loc for Western
Cheese unchanged at &c. IKE
RICE continued DUH though steady In value No sales Of
sucAa-The market was active, but previous price,
fully maintained Cuba quoted iuhc. lie The
sales $50 hhds at l0c he Tor Cuba the latter prcs
for clarified and l1kc for Porto Rco also asa
part lie l2zc. Refined scarcely firm at l5kc
Tor powdered, crushed and grnnulated.
SkKpsof Calcutta inseed the only sale We heard OF
1000 bags at - 6x Clover and timothy ruled dull and
prices nominal.
srrARmr was unchanged Sales IL 600 lba at lie I5sc
also 20.00O lbs grease. part at &c. esc
TALLow.-The demand moderate prices moi
essentially changed Sales 100 90 lbs Ut Nc Ike
wHfsKKY-Reccpts ISL .bbls. The market ruled dull
and the absence Of important sales prices were nominal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-27

The Interest On Dfisseuri Bonds-Governsr
Fletcher % Go On Radical CanvRssinG Teur
In Teunessse-Do inGs or \ Vigilance Cennit-
toe. &c. = -, 80.
The State Treasurer yesterday placed $500 900 In the
National Bank Of Commerce Of New York 70 pay the
eel on the Missouri bonds maturing July l.
Governor Fletcher has accepted invitation 10 take
part In the political canvass Of Tennessee during the
a vigilance committee OF johnson county hung Tom
Stevens and Morg Andrews, two notorious outlaw In
warrsnsburr, yesterday. They were brought from
Kansas on requison from the Governor, and taken
nom The custody Of the sheriff BY force Of two hun
dred-
eced with band OF horse thieves have been arrested
by tho Vigilance Committee and lodged IN jail 70 await
trial Il the NEXT session OF the court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-27
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tho statement that the United States steamer Rich
mond heretofore reported hitting out flagship Of the
East India squadron IL doubted By naval ocss and the
Piscataqua ID named In her stead.
the executive ocer Of the United States supply ship
Onward has been ordered 10 steamer Don, and Acting
Master r Green has been detached from the DON and
ordered to proceed 70 Aspinwa and report for duty
Commander ,. r. Foster on the United States steamer
OsceoA
TO the Mediterranean and relieve Commander Hopkins,
now IN conmsnd Of The Unitsd States steamer sham.
BY LATE advicss from Rio Jansro the United States
gunboat Huron, Lieutenant Commander Erbsn, arrived
q that point March o. from Porto Grands. Cape dc
and crow were we'll the Huron was 70 sail early N Nay
for the La Plata 70 Join the squadron ~ that point
The United states steamer Iroguois Commandsr Earl
passage from Point Guadaloups, owing some
slight deect In her machinery, and put INTO Ca where
April for Cape Of Good Hope and thence via several
ports n the Arabian See, 70 Hong Kong oncen and
me United states gunboas Unadia, Lieutenant CON-
mander y. H. Baker, arrived at Rio April The Una
da had very rough passage, and while on the Ber-
for several days continuing bad She although bound 10
Porto Grands bore up for and arrived At Barbados After
she arrived April ss the ocsrs and crew " wsrs
all we'll The UnadilIa would sail for Cape Good Hope
about April q, bound % shs East Indsa
Commander Fismins, Of the Jsiisd sssss sunbosi
Penobscot II on his way home.
The United States steamer Juniata, Captain John J.
Amy 1t Rio on the Gath Of April. Onncers and
crow all WELL The Juniata awaiting the arrival Of
the United States steamer Pawnee which vessel her
relef and April 70 the Pawnes was at Pernambuco,
about TO sail for Rio. Upon her arrival At Rio the
Juuiata viii sail for home She hes been ordered 70 the
Philadelphia Navy Yard
The United states steamer Estrelia nagship Of the
Gulf squadron, bearing the flag OF Commodore wnsiow,
lying at Pensacola was expected shorty To rsturn
North.
In the Navy yardA Heretofore the accounts " the az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-27
cuua1 cAlfMpAa-rXIs DAY.

surxxu courr-Cmcurr Part 1.-oyer and Termi.
ner No civil calendar. Part 2-.No jury trials
surprus CouRn-srxcrAL TERn-Demurrer No. 10,
1s2 2oo l4o $780, 1Ao 22s, 22e io2 1866 a2s aso asi,
surrxxs Coupr-CHAxsus Nos. 81, a., 90, CO. %,
sursmoa CourT-1RrAL TEaM-Adjcurned for the
term.
1i5 ia III, u.s. S. g. IT. IS ST. o. o. i0o 49, 10
12i Ia ia, la Part 2-wtbout Q Jury.--Nos 80,
e. sa So U.s. e 1oo 1o, 1os, 90 1o6, Ill, l2S, 11o.
~, .s as ccusr.Sos a. 17s ia Isa 10 us, ia
l9. lls i47, 100. los. boz zoe. zoo. 40 al. 2la
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-27

CorTEE-The demand for Rio moderate, and we
heard of important transactions; prices, however
unchanged
California d. 63 bags meal 800 bushels OATS 0673
DO and y 100 do malt There but little activity
In the market for State and Western four but
not essentially changed California -four also ruled dull
and prices were nominal The sales aggregated 42od
-four the demand continued light prices the
four without decided change in value the demand
moderate The sales were SO bbls, at 38 q % g. Al
steady prices meal fair demand the sales
psng 700 bba 1t IS % for city IS Is Brandywine
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fssent departments have bsea what might BE- called
mixed On and aftor July every department III nave
charge Of t affairs and conduct its business under
the direction Of Lhc appropriate bureau ut Washington
ali under control Of the Navy Department
tho United States steamer Qunnebaug has bean
ordered 70 Be commissioned for the Brazil squadron.
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SATURDAY. may z0-6F. a.
corroE-There was only moderate demand. but under
the favorable cable adv Ices from Liverpool there
tone to the Market though prices not quoaby higher
middling upland closing quoted below Tho offerings
were light The aaies were 800 bales. We Quots:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-27
PORT or NEW york. NAY 20. 1867.
Arrived.

Arrived
n sssHss. .y
. % % GG M.S ps.a .Sp Sg IN
.Ss sI.: ss'ae II a. b
as Il :. ssss :'fSs
e. 'sA saa 3 . s% .s
s:: \: 4, H: Ss s Ny ~ ~
lon 81 passed stsamship Cuba 81 I7th a. lon q
C o. r Ro%s Tor san. NAV
sw Pass sOth with mdss and passengers 70 Il Cromwell
STEAMSHIP Knight. Dents. Asa.ndria % hours with
n ship ' .os Warren Lucas cssas.s u. DAY.: WITH
S X: Eaa. P.'. xS Gg Hope
sSp Whs%pos Carter Ss.S Jan H. Hs%pss Road.
~ ". sos oS 81 "a u sn
dos "a ns lon q % brig Charlotte Buck from
Snip Capova Sof Bos.on) Elliot St Jago May with
Bark aumbold. sof Brsmsm) asrdss Bremen. g days,
Nth T s sSa ~ . Ko0 Ssd Go
@ 1 N: 'Is ss. The Pa' bad s %
s!1s Mcleod Barbados. sugar
c G. n sDes ssserins W. - u.s. = W " '.
s ~s sos: 1pi . ss and the bar Nay
Brig Car toars Dsn Pbs Go,sn RIO 'an'ro days.
Us 4s.H s. Hs1 az
spoas ss ccqa.is q Dundee swpors Eng Tor
Rss.on Jam .sSrs q VAT. and supplied bel,
10 s sas. with With sugar, p Z Brossmsn -
~ s, . s: s si e., .sei e: 81: :fi.
Brie q 0sery, Ward Cienfuegos 10 days with sugar.
&c 10 Brett Son Co. I'D inst, 10 miles OF Hattsras,
pssssd the Of brig Tangent with snd full
Brig Rolling Wave of Fan River), Hall Nuevas 10 days,
with sugar, &c. 70 4 w Lewis Co
Brig y = wadswor.h 1of Eastport Bailey, Nuevitas 3
Janstsr, Of FINLAND, seaman, fell overheard and
drowned asd o. Hs,.eras passed lumber loaded brig.
Brig Aura Br, King lana Is daJA with sugar. 3D. 70
Brig Black Fish (of Ncwburg, Bras Savannah, sdAys
with yellow pine. 70 , BIgcr Co. -
schr Nets Currier Currer Santos. IS days with coffee
70 master.
nnoiassss 10 Miller Houghton,
schr Amy tBr) Mcneil, Arroyo, Pr 10 days, with
lassss 70 Morrison 4 Phlllipe
schr Loc Klotts (of Bays Landing MY, Endcot SaguA
days. with sugar, 70 master.
schr Jonas smith, Nichos Trinidad 10 days with sugar.
% Jonas smith Co. SAILED n e1mpsnZ with .shr EIIs
days out. with loss OF foretop aallantmAst
schr Armenn, Cole. Wilmlngton, NC. 4 days
schr giidersesvs. Carroll Wilmington, NC, daya
schr Lucy b. HiSrns, wilmington, NC, & days
schr John Warren. Loxler Alexandria for New Haven.
Schr Raymond Ellsworth, Alexandria for Hudson.
Schr Kahn Stockin, Portland, c.
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Boocox-fn Brooklyn. on Saturday, May rs, after .
VERY short illness, MuRRAY FoRBxs BooCocK.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon ~
three O'Clock, from his ats residence. No. s02 Henry
street. corner OF Sackctt
CmLp.-At sea- on Sunday May g. on board steam
sbp General Grant EDWARD BucKvAm Cum
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Boston papers please copy.
CBAnBxRa the beloved wife OF Nicholas
Chambers, ia the lAth year Of hsr aga
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral this Monday afternoon, 81 two
street
CLARx Elizabeth. N. j., on Friday, May "a,
FsAxcrs A CLARK, wife Of John n. Clark.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her lae rssdence,
No. ia Union street. Elisabeth, N. 4.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
0oopBopY--PArxm.-At st. Stephens church, on
Sunday, May 20, BY the Rev DR.. McGIynn, JAMES
CoopBopy 70 MART PALnEn
Irish papers please copy.
Observation-Disclosures. lin this city, on Saturday. May
Is BY the Rev DR. Weston. OF Trinity church. LOUIS J.
JxSNixcs Of London 70 MApsLus Louiss, daughter Of
D. n Henriques Of New York.
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ne following approved Masters and oosrs rsssvsd
commiasious from this Associaslou;-
CaptsIns-5o5s John Perry. ship Juliet Trundy; mrs,
George Wallace steamer Louisa Moore SOFA. Sarsdcd
Young s Albion Alexander; 500 Isdoro LeBlanc bark
Unlon tUlA Peter Hussey sbip Nellie Fogerty SOS, Ed
ward dould schr Dundee D77, John lucy sch Cham
pion csu Charles Farchd, steamer Washington 50s7,
Charles w g Phtps. steamer Regulator t5l, John Il
ni $3.50 Ambrose Dunlap. brig Dunlap, oo7s "a.
CITY, ooel Edward Mcfarland. bark Triumph; 1854 Al
bert Gardner ship John Bryant $3.50, Christian Bors
u, bu7, Henry Cranmer, schr Anna Cranmcr 3Osa,
Theodore Thronssn bark Gitsna ,ss George Bennett
schr Annie Leland 1OI George Hoy brig stromnoss J3,
Ambrose Comment brig omer.
All commissions mot renewed annually are invalid.
Marine Disasters.
acrr Two ssrxRsCaps Sleigh OF the shn City Of Agra
Liverpool from bombay reports-Apri W, At ~ N, Ion
INV chrononeterD lBM. al 20 minutes past noon
the shin rone Of nine through
water hesv shock which brought her 70 stand
stili examining tho found that the ship had
struch small vessel under lying bottom up Hove
svsrykng back the shp ciex Of hs wrsu and
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am. fa7. aa2 s2e, sss. az sle. enc, sas

suboined the total valuation Of the foreign imports
ct this port for the week ending Nay - compared with
those Of the preceding weeks also the value Of
dry goods entered At the port and thrown market
since January OF this year. and for the corresponding
period in 1885 and 1900
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sHIPPIN NE w S .

ALMANAC roR YoRx-rau DAY
~ M008 Is Is
............... II HOE WATER g
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Annexed comparative statement showing the ship
sns OF specie from this port last week and during the
year 70 date together with those for the correspond
ing periods In 1865 and 1900
1885, 1864 1857.
Twenty -nrst week. s207s 21B o. AL 7o6 81 asa GOT
Previously reported. oo5S117 le.oe4ooe 1888 oos
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Notice 70 Mariners.

notice 10 Warmers.
The areonport CID Wstchman OF 18th inst sW0
informed that the bell Little Gull Island cracked =
seriously impair OF being heard 70 gea4
certain conditions Of the air It u Of the ar
importance that be renewed a what u better. b
replaced by fog trumpet"