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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

Homo RIMS. -Ciovane-Nicholls ! T; Towson-
{. y. white /, Chew /.
Fy Chtche'.-Govane-lluff l, Parlett I. Tow
son-C.N. whittle ,, $. \. white =, Bowen |.
Wisner /.
on on fbals.-GOvane--lIoen ,, HUI ., Tay.
lor I, Parleu |, Ilaubert |. Towson-C. n. whit.
tie 2 Emory !, Wisner |, Malambre |, Long
necker !, Chew ,, Bowen !, :. " White ..
Struck Om.-Govane-lluff 3. Nichols |
Sirasingcr /. Towson-Emory /, Longnecker /.
Wisnes /
Oaf 90 BiSss. --tioyane-kurtE ?, TAYLOR 3.
Parlcit !, Hewitt I. Haubert I. Nichols 1. Tow.
son-C. y. Whiitle .. Gorsuch :, wisner. I
Lougnecker ., Chew, >, Bowen |.
Ls'f on Biss.-Govane--llew |, lIocn l..
Hut /. acknowledgements I, MAlambte
CaPirs-W. z. Griffith, Of the Pastime
Se0Tcrs-A. N. Patterson for Govanc Cha..
\. Conner for Towson.
Tit~ of Game Three hours
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

REPtEvIS SuT.-Some time In 1856, Z. Ridgely
Ware, Esq, Of this town, bought horse at
government sale 10 Frederick city. and brought
him home, and, aner keeping il for some time.
sold it TO VIM. BAyne, Esq. \ few days ago
Stephen Musgrove, residing on Chestnut Ridge,
claimed the horse alleging that he had been taken
from him during Gilmor's raid into the county In
1854. lie sued out a writ Of replevir before
Judge Emory. and the horse was delivered to him.
the merits ofihe case to lie tried at some future
day. Considerable interest is manifested in the
resnl, ofihe trial
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

Pay foua TAXE-.-James l.. RidgeIy, Esq,
collector ~ internal revenue in this aggression.
al district gives notice 10 all persons liable TO
pay taxes, licenses. income, &c. under the in-
iernal revenue laws, residing in the fifth. sixth,
seventh, ninth. tenth, eleventh and twelfth dis
iricis Of this c0aniy, that the annual lists have
been received from the assessors, aud tina, said
taxes are due and payable. All taxes are TO be
paid by the Goth instant, and all in arrears AFTER
that date will be collected BY disiraint, with the
addition Of penalties and costs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

MUsIcAL CONVENTION The musical convention.
or rather reunion Of the various singing class.
6 10 this county, nov under the direction OF
Professor X. TilmAn, advertised 10 take place a,
Reis,ers,owu on Saturday last. was postponed,
on account Of the inclemency Of the weather. un.
~ Monday last, when il was held and attended
ey about five hundred persons. one hundred and
my Of them being singers. The exercises con.
sisted OF q concert ia the church, dinner in 4
grove near the church Sc. We understand tina,
very pleasant time was bad, and great saiisfac.
ton given TO those present
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

DEarH 90 JoHs CLAaK, Eso.-we are greatly
panied TO announce the death Of John Clark,
Esq, an old and universally esteemed citizen Of
our county. lie resided on q fne farm near
RIDERS Switch. lie was well known as the
Presiden, Of the Citizens National Bank, and
throughout the war was recognized a. one OF the
governments s,annchest supporters and soldiers
warmesi friend
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

~ The ease 81 John 70. Surrait, charged
wiih.ibs murder Of PresIdenl Lincoln, was called
for trial on Monday last, In the Criminal Cour,
q The District Of Colombia. The eourl-room
wss much crowded. Before proosedIag TO EN-
psasi jury, the prosecution raised the question
mat Ne panei bad not been selected according TO
lAw' and mossa v qaash Il.
h.'asnss va 'Aksn on the point. md af.sr
sso Gays Atgnmsn' q he question, Judge Fisher,
on Wednesday, sus,aiusd ll.s obI.esIo. raised %
The competency Of 'hs Jury and ordered new
one 10 b summoned.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

TRorriSG RACE AT HERRISo Rux-A trottinR
race between " Baltimore County Maid - and
mate owned by John %. Price. ESQ. Of hi,
county, aud Lady Guilford" and mate, owned by
Robert Slater, Esq, for 81 900, mile heats, hes,
three 10 tive, took place a, Herring Run on Mon.
day last. The ,rot resulted 10 q victory for the
latter on tue iirst heat, Lady Guilford winning
ia 2m. Is seconds, distancing her competitor
repetition ofthe race Is expected at an early day
Another race will take place on Monday next,
at y o'clock. between Lady Guilford and mate
and Mr.. \. Johnson mare Z" Belle Of Baltimore 8
aud mate. for $500.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

PIC Nic.-The children Of the wetheredvill
aud Franklin public schools, had union pic mic
ON Wednesday last, Ia the Franklin park. No,
a single disagreeable incident occurred to mar
the pleasures Of the day. The children inter-
mingled 50 freely aud uureservedly in their
sports that IL was impossible TO tell the schools
apart. Indeed IL seemed ~ II . my site marriage
had been cOnsgmmatei which made both schools
one aud any one observing the constant and
interchangeable exeriions Of the very efficient teach
ers-Misses Warner, childs and Jarboe, In en-.
deavoring 10 make all present enjoy themselves.
could not avoid believing that they were minis
tiers specially commissioned for the occasion.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

AGRICULTURAL IMPLKnKSTS.- notice that
John ". Griffith 4 Co, 10 n. Paca Street, Bal
timore, have on hand their usual and weli-se-
lected assortment Of agricultural machinery Tor
the harvest OF 1857. They are liberal, accom-
moda,ing dealers, and We recommend them 10
the favorable consideration Of our farmers who
may wish to purchase anything in their line.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

- conservative correspondent Of the New
York Express writes with regard to the political
prospects ia rennessee Il can give YOU only
ny private opinion anIess Baxter Nelson ana
g Vat. Taylor and others living in Fast Tennessee
&c can turn the tide against Beownlow, 90 far ~
g to secure a majority there for Efheridge.
. think there will be 20 chance for con-
" servasism. The Nelson aud Taylor mention.
ed are aegro,s, who having espoused the demo-
cratic cause, are great iavoriies with the white
8 mas party, aud are greatly relied on to
make votes for the democratic ticket.
b. the way, the political coates, in Tennesses
Is growing intensely hot. tits almost fearful to
read a political aeWspaper published there ahoal
these times. Saeh a fierce contest of the pres.
prevails IS 70 remind one ~ Lord Chatham
celebrated description u Indian warfare. IN
stance the Knoxville Whig which Is pretty well
ksovn a. a vigorous confroveriionaIist. Ia a
recent number, Gov. Brownlow leads OF very
veil sor a feeble old maa, fbr he assares his an
iagOnist iha; u he had the strength Of six year,
ago" you would stick yoar lying tongue ia
buckle, Of ho, ashes before yoa would assaiI
me. Tie . confident, however, Of Handsomely
beating " the vulgar BLACKBOARD, professional
gambler aud political sedi'ionist 90 Emerson
kshsridgsl ct the polls on the first Of Aagnsi. -
Altar assuring biz adversary that III Liar.
=" Fair was held IN Tennessee you would take all
" the premiums, and indylging Ia other spiihsts
twenty TINES worse ihan ihsse, he tells him be /.
not able, At this time, to give him 50 extended
q notice a. h. deserves. Il will answer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

REtiEF ron rHE Souru.-The Treasurer OF the
. Southern Relief Association " Acknowledges
the recrip, Of the following late contributions
from baltimore county, through John Merry
man X Co:
From George u. Mcrryman, 50 bushels corn /;
". e. Merryman. 10 bushels; Geo. Harrylnan,
- bushels; Dr.. u 4. Ridgely, 10 bushels /:
Joshua T. &. Talbot X sons 10 bushels; Joseph
Kelley, 10 bushels Elisha Parks, 90 bushels ;
William Price. bushels; John Sheriden, ;
bushels Mrs. MicAiah Merryman, $40; Joshua
Bosley, $40; J. =. &. Talbot. $lO; Miss Ella
Merryman, sic; Miss Rachel Merryman; $40
Miss Laura Merryman, IS John Merryman 4
Co. $50 James Farnandis. S2a.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

REMOVED CarxIxAL CAsE.-The case Of the Stat,
". Henry Bell indicted In Carroll county fou
shooting with intent 70 kill William Laiierty,
George w Stewart and Isaac Green, j., has been
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

INTERNAL RSvESrE N rHE SEcOxD CoxGaEssioS-
" DisrRicr.-John W. Webster, Esq assessor
Of United States Internal Revenue for the Second
Congressional District q Maryland, has furnish
ed the newspapers with The following statement.
showing the amount ofnternal revenue incomes
&c. for the district. during the year 1866
The total from all sources is Sl7237l 20. be-
Ing Sis, i591s less than in 1855. Ofthe whole
amount, SIS. 035 was tor licenses. an increase Of
- So over 1855. and Sll5. $50 20 for income
laNes, a decrease % Sl.3, iJ9.Ts. The great de-
crease IN the income tax u attributed TO the fact
that the amount allowed To be deducted has been
Increased from 5000 10 $1,000 which would
cover AT least oue-half the deficiency while il Is
also demonstrated that there has been a great
falling of IN the incomes, only four persons hav-
ing returned incomes in excess Of 1886 As A
matter % Interest, we give the occupation aud
nntnber Of persons who took out licenses As fol.
lows Apolhecaries, Is assayers, 10; auction
GERS. 49, bank, capital $3.50, 900 \ billiard
rooms, } bowling alleyA ); brewers, 30: cattle
brokers, - pawnbrokers, , produce brokers'
> builders aad contractors, 81 butchers, 40 /;
butcher carts. y claim agents. .; connection
ers, n coaveyanccrs, a. retail dealers, 9sj .
wholesale dealers -; retail liquor dealers, SAT :
wholesale liquor dealers, Is; dentists, IL; coal
oil distiers, 10; distllers Of spiriiuous liquors
3 eating houses, = grinders Of coffee and sp-
ces. ! horse dealers, . hotels, rent not over
5000 80 hotels. rent over 5000 81 insurance
agent. Intelligence Office, lawyers, 81 /:
livery stables, - manufacturers, iss pedlars.
ID Glass 10 - class Il iih class, %. fish
nediars photographers u plumbers II :
physicians aud surgeons, Ice real estate agents
20 rcc;ihers. - stations. %. theatres, /:
t1oacconists, le3 billiard tables kept for use
q carriages over $500, - over $500, n sill
yer plate, .l.3Jl Oz gold watches less than
$40" IA value, .J16, over SlO0, 9l3.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

PRoPgKrY SAFE. MIR. Meyer, Of Baltimore
city has receailr sold the lot Of ground fronting
On the York aud Joppa roads in this town. with
the improvcmenis, consisting ola coach shop now
occupied by Mr. J. Henry Hughs aud the black
smiih-shop now occupied by Mr. James Sheriden
to NJ. J. Alexander PArlett Cor =, 600 The
d~eiling-house occupied by Mr. Haghs is part Of
The purchase.
Mr. Pafleii has sold the house he now OCCUPIES
back Of Adys Hotel, 10 Mrs. n \. Shealey.
90 swansea, the residence Of W G.. Thomas
Esq, on the iiillea Road three miles from Bal.
t'nore. was offered At public sale. 10 lots. on
Tuesday last. No. I, ~ acres aud "a perehes
embracing the mansion and improvements was
Withdrawn on a bid Of $50. 900 No >. q acres
and : perches, was sold TO John whitney at S235
per acre. No. 3, Is acres, ! rood and 20 perches
was sold 10 the same gentleman for $3.50 per acre
The remaining lots Withdrawn
> II. Cover, auctionser, sold on Tuesday. on
Tue premises, b acres Of land on the Bel Air
road, 10! miles from the city, cultivated as gar
den land, improved by a comfortable dwelling
&c. Purchased BY Jacob Kiengle, for sl2s per
acre
Nicholas Smith, trustee, sold on Wednesday
last tract Of Land, containing 30 acres. situa-
Ted ia the second District, part Of the estate Of
the late Benjamin Smith. The tract was divided
into three parts Of ten acres each. The erst was
purchased by NJ. weidermeyer, for $40 per acre
the second by David Smith for S3S per aer,
and the third BY Mr.. Zimmerman, for 500 Ter
acre, the sales amounting in the aggregate to
si,fiO.
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INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.

INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.
OFFicE ~ ASSESSOR OF INTERNAL REVExUg,l
FIVrn DisTRicr, MARYLAND,
ELLIcorT's CIrr, June sth, 1867.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Tha, the an
nual List OF Valuations and Enulperatons OF
the Income Tax Of 1896. and License Tax. and
the tax on all articles enumerated in Schedule.
OF the Excise Law Of the United States. for
1867. made and taken by the Assessor and As
sistant Assessors for the Fifth Collection district
Of Maryland. may be examined by all persons
interested.
from he GOA to Me 26G day Of Js~s, 1867.
both days included,
from ' o'clock A. NJ, 10 o'clock r. NJ,
al the
COURT HOUSE, ELLCOTTS cTTY.
when and where the undersigned will attend In
receive and determine all appeals relative q,
any erroneous or excessive valuations, assess.
inents or enumerations, by the Assessor or As.
sistant Assessors returned in said List.
All Appeals must be in writing, specifying
the particular cause, matter or thing, respect.
ing which decision IL requested, and shall.
moreover, state the ground or principle Of error
complained Of.
WILLIAM YELLING. Assessor.
lima
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STATE OF MARYLAND, Baifimorc County.
~ 70 rit IL do hereby certify, that ~
ON the 9Th day Of June. 1867, Thomas 6Eslh
bosley. brought before mo the subsrri. q ~
Der, Justice of the Peace of the State of Marv
land, IN and for the county aforesaid, A BAY
HORSE, about ID hands high, taken up rs m
estray. GIDEON HERBERT. J. y.
The owner Of the above described horsc il re-.
quested 10 come forward, prove property, nav
charges and take him away.
THOMAS BOSLEY.
June i0.-t Providence Meeting House
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LAND RECORDS .

Liber II. n. 2, No. o. II. Nc. D. No. II, n,
n. y. No; rs, u. N. y. No. 10, from Folio | H.
EOS II. ". .. No III n. ". p. No, is. m. Al.
y. No. 1ps II. Nc. y. No. 20 and q. IN. &. NJ. 81
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

MAGISTRATES NOTICE.
CHARLEs EGOY.
still has his shingle hanging cut rs
JUSTICE or the PEACE.
Al WooDBHRRY. Baltimore Co. All business
attended % promptly. lJunc i5.-sm.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTInons, June "a, 1867.
FLOUR-IIoward Street super si0.25@SlI. OG
Retailing ExtTa.....-Si3.O O
aaE. A. aa
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Nes0 Advertisements.


Asst o r II on 8 L,
NO. ~ WEST rAYETTE STREET.
SGrWGEN noLLiDAr ASD NORTH sfnEErs.
BALTIMORE. No.
u. y. Gardner. Proprietor.
lima IL
The New York herald., 1867-04-23

IN compliance with the articles Of agreement motto cd
ID the HERALD OF yesterday, William Gray, the cham
pon racket player Of England and Ireland came to this
country some days SINCE accompanied by his younger
brother and Mr. Waters his backer and trainer The
rst match Of the series yesterday after
noon at the court Of the New York Racket Club West
Thirteenth street
Inasmuch as this match is one OF than ordinary
importance the is given below kindly furnished
BY Mcssrs McLeish and Waters respectively Mr. Gray's
host and backer Gray the toes for the hand but
failed to score until his third hand then he scored
he lost two hands more then scored two hands
score four more blanks and another single scores then
two blanks and another single; one blank and five tall
lies, making total OF fifteen.
counted two four blanks and one ally thirteen blanks
and another tally three blanks and another score and
he had lost three hands more when Gray made his
fifteen, thus closing this game with but i've aces for
Foulkes. u@
The scoring in the second game by Gray was as fol.
lows:-13 OUTS ace, outs. aces, outs-total, s.
Foulkes out. aces, outs, aces, outs, aces,
outs ace, 6 outs, 2aces-total, is.
outs outs aces scssS,O'a 0o's
Foulkee, out, ace outs ace. outs, 2 aces, s
outs, ace, Is outs. ace, 4 outs-total, g.
h Fourth game-Gray: outs, aces, IA outs, aces Q
outs ace, outs, ace outs, aces. outs, aces
Foulkes. out, ace, 2 outs, ace, outs, ace, Q
outs, 8 aces, oufs. / ace, 2 outs ace-total i3
Both players having counted thirteen tho game was
'set at five. with the following resut:-Gny, outs
aces, 2outs-total Is Foukes, outs 5aces-toal Is.
During this game Grays racket broken, and mas.
loss severely
Fifth game-Gray, 2 outs I ace outs, aces, outs,
ace, outs ace, outs, aces, IL OUTS ace, outs,
aces, outs, ace, outs, aces; total, IA.
Foukes-1 ace outs aces, 8 outs, 2 aces, Z outs
aces, outs, aces, II outs aces outs; total Il
This game then set at three, and decided as fol.
lows-Gray, OUTS ace, out, aces; total, II.
Foukes, outs; total, IL
The sixth game was commenced, but before 1t could
be concluded the heavy storm which up made the
court SO dark that 1t found necessary to postpone
the game At the time Of closing the score stood For
Gray aces; IL OUTS ace; outs-total, s. Foukes-
outs; aces; outs; aces; I outs; ace; outs
ace; l out-toal, g.
The match will be continued this afternoon at three
O'Clock, and, should Foukes succeed In winning the
unfinished game it will be necessary to play the seventh
to decide But Notwithstanding the great drawbacks
under which young Gray labors, such the play
Ing in court different in size and construction from
those to which he has been accustomed playing before
an assembage naturally prejudiced in favor OF his op
ponen and the loss of his favore racket his backer
and friends feel confident Of his ultimate success He
himself makes parade Of his prowess and looks very
unlike the formidable opponent which the crack rack
cter Of America has found him to be.
The New York herald., 1867-04-23
AQUATIC SPORTS.
The Rowing Match Between Hamill and
Walter Br0wn-A Card from MIR. Brown.

The Rowing Match Between Hamill and
Walter Br0wn-A Card from MIR. Brown.
GLEywooD, April 10, 1867.
To THE EDITOR or THE PTrTsBURG CoMMERcIAL:-
In duty to myself and friends Of Pittsburg, and all
those who intend investing in my chances OF competing
with James Hamil would like to say few words,
and II you will publish the same my signature you
will greatly obige aspirant TO the championship. who
has travelled nearly nine hundred miles to for the
same 44A.s Z .s..-s-f.44--- .e-+- ---+t
When made the match with Mr.. Hamih, ap-
pealed to his honesty and reputation OF fair play to
select course upon which to row the race I will
acknowledge that Mr.. Hamill n champion oarsman
Of America and his reputation as an honest man and
fair dealing oarsman is A No. In New England The
course ne has selected to row is by fair
one for any stranger and especially when there are
other waters 80 close 70 the city OF Plttsbur-.
would not say one word, but have been over the
lower course every day since my arrival and the current
Of the Allegheny has not been the any two days
and in some instances tho same. with but an hourS
lapse of time Now, II this lower changenbe,
how stranger learn II in short space of timer
know we'll Mr. HAmill tell me that the arti
ces Of agreement read am compelled TO this
unfair course and Mr. Haml intends TO abide BY the
articles strictly ana will not change the course from the
lower 10 the whore Ward rowed, advise all those
friends who intend invest their money the result
keep all they have got in their pockets as consider
any man thax whips Hami over this course where no
has rowed all his lifetime is at least one and half
pretend that am this much faster but as have
come % far to oars with man that has proved
himself conqueror of all America will do the best
can and should lose, trust my friends will consider
what have told them in advance of the cventful day.
WALTER BROWN OF Portland, Maine
The New York herald., 1867-04-23
cob G Thompson, vanuandt Darien, Ga, 10 days.

Schr Jacob Thompson vanzand Dsrien, Ga, 10 days.
ssehhr ssehr sawyer Soper Virginia.
Scnr snow Flake, Rose. Virginia.
Schr ID Davidson, Ketchum Virginia.
Scnr u Trainer. Adrldae Virginia.
Scnr Jacob Brdsar Hazleton. Virginia
schr y Randall. Brooks Virginia.
Scnr Morse, Chambers. Virginia
Schr VIM McCiee, Lawson. Virginia.
Schr Reindeer, Bowker, virginia.
scnr Alice Scranton Perel Virginia for New Haven.
scnr Union, Denaison Elizabethpor for Newburyport
schr Annie Murche, Roberts. Calais.
Schr Avon, Parks Calais, s days.
Scnr Moro. Kelly Jonesboro.
schr Rosina, Richardson, Jonesboro, days
schr Amanda, Lamson, Jonesport
scnr Fannie y May Buckman, Jonesport.
Schr Chara. Eaton. Jonesport f at. s.t.
Schr Sylvi. Reynolds, Jonesport.
Schr Morea, Robinson, Rockland e.
Schr Albion Spear, Rockland
Schr NJ Cranmer, Cranmer. Boston.
Schr John Farnum, -, Boston for Baltimore.
Scbr Brooks, Buugess. Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr John Susnan, Banks, Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr G Bearse, Lowell. Providence.
Schr VIM Sargent. Sargent, Norwak.
Scnr Lincoln, Bentley, New Haven.
Schr Leonessa, Hunt, New Haven.
Schr Panthea. Racket, New Havan.
Schr Katie Hoyt, ---- New Haven.
Schr Naiad Queen. Chase, New Haven.
Schr VIM Vail, Parker, New Haven for Baltimore.
Schr Pierce, Poland from wreck Of brig Hound
The New York herald., 1867-04-23
PoarIAsp April s-ru. in Annie Size shields, from AM

PoRrLAsD. April sPut in Annie sise. Shields from Ant
werp for Newport w.
PfLLAu. April 3-Arr Mary Baker, Scott Philadelphia
PANAMA. April l2-Arr steamships Parkersburg Douglas
Punta Arenas &e l4th Golden Age, Watkins Fran
cisco Sid 10TH steamship Constitution Lapdge San Fran
cisco: llth, Guatemala, Dow Central American ports.
In port April H. ships Richard McManus Foster and
soule (Br) Sinnott disg Celestial EMPIRE do Martha
Cobb spaulding, from NYork do bark Pericles Snow.
from do do.
PrssAxByco March 2oArr bark Traveller SBr Penhsld
NYork land sid 23i for Rio Janero) Sid 26th, brgs Pol
lux, seehusen, Rio Janero; Sls Albert Dexter, McGee
Para. @.
In port April 2, brig Jaboatao, Cuuha, disg
Baltimore schr Anne Bell Pndle, for New Haven days
the only Am vessels In port
RIO JANKiRo. March IlSd bark Greif (Meck) Jantzen
New oreans brigs Brothers (Br yibert BALTIMORE l2h
Gerrude (Br), Enoch and Uer (Nor) stark, New York;
18th. bark Clausman (Br LESLIE Hampton Roads, brgs
Meta lBr), Sruve, Hampton Roads, 4th Amanda (Swe),
OLSON New York: 10th. HomeY lBrl Coronet Hampton
Roads: lTth, ship Lizzie Oakford, Rocko rom New York.
having repared San bark Wayfarer, Backord,
Mfork brig Century (Brl. Lemorgnos, do schr Julia
halock Crowc, do Cid ed bark West india tSwe, New
YORK; brigs Tammo tOdl do; Undine (Br Baltimore.
IN port March ~ bark ydfae (Nor) for New York ldg
brigs Htterdoen lNor) Caprccio (Aust. and Precosa
Sswe tor 90 DO; Eliza an) for Hampton Roads do; Ro
sarfo (Br), for San Francisco do.
Sunderland for NYork.
SuRNAH March 29-n port bark Alice Tarlton, Connor,
from BOSTON, arr 10Th dg for do; Lady Franklin for do,
wig cargo; Br schr John Nelson, for do next day
TARRAGoNA, April Arr Carmen Garode, NOrleans.
IANPIco, April I6Arr steamship Gen McColum Barton
NYork; schr Electric Spark, Philips do. FE
The New York herald., 1867-04-23
YACHTlNe.
More New Yachts.

The prospects Of lively season among yachtmen
every day becomes brilliant New yachts Of all
sizes and rigs being laid down anticipation Of the
summer weather. Among others two soops which
being built for two parties OF young men, one in
Brooklyn and one in New York. The Anna Marshall is
being built by Messrs Ferris 4 Van Wrinkle, at their
sions folows:Length forty-one Feet breadth Of
beam fourteen feet depth of hold four and half feet
burthen about twenty tons.
The other vessel is being built by David Blackburn at
his yard foot OF Grand street, New York. The name
Her dimensions are length over all AZ feet breadth Of
beam 13 feet depth Of hold fee and her tonnage Is
tons The materials used in the construction OF this
neat little craft Of the very best description and her
model pretty She will in all probability be ready for
launching the second week in May.