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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-02
r. H4z.=zH1 PHILADELPHIA AND BATH
fRs2 9lz1s..sSsills2 MORE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

fi4.Tzss.slt2 MORE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Winter Arrdngernent--
On and after Monday, October 49, 1866, trains will
leave as follows:-
sdi aas. 1927 Z. n M s,aiio.s s "Asry n p NJ
Rising Sun, b.bs Philadelphia, 1850 AS
oxford, 6.35 s.25lWest Chester, SEQ 40
West Grove. 100 s.beIW G. Jlncton,eo6 144
kenneit, ' IsS 4.s Chad 5 Ford, $50 si7
Chadd's Ford, 1852 A. ,Kenn It, 1902 GAO
Concord, $40 b.OUlAvohlale, 10.1S Gb5
", q. Jans!ion,ss22s s.isiWest Grove 1921 70.
West Chester, 9.3I 6i2lRising Sun, $40
market train with passenger car attached will run
on Tuesdays and Fridays, leaving the Rising Sun at
lib A. M, Oxford at 70 A. NJ and Kennet at 100
r. NJ, and connecting at West Chester Junction with
a train for Philadelphia
A freight train with passenger car attached will
leave the West Chester Junction On Wednesdays and
Saturdays the arrival of the $50 p NJ train from
Philadelphia, and will run to Oxford only.
West Chester passengers make close connection al
the Junction by mornng and afternoon trains.
Trains leaving Rising Sun for Philadelphia at $50
A. NJ, apa1eaying Philadelphia for Rising Sun at ~
r NJ, will stop On Wept Chester and Philadelphia r
r., at Media only; aud Fhiladllphig, and Ballim0r
Central Railroad passengers TO or f0m Oher stations
on that road below the Junction, will take way trains
leaving the Baltimore Central junction at Sal A, MI
and leaving Philadelphia at Ala p. NJ.
daily line Of stages to Peach Bottom In Lancaster
county, leaves Oxford on the arrival Of the morning
train from Philadelphia. Leave Peach Bottom in the
m rning, connecting ut Oxford with the AFTERNOON
| train for PHILADELPHIA Passenger tickets through.
Passengers allowed To take wearing apparel only
| as baggage, and In will the Company he re
| sponsibe for an amount exceeding Sl6U unless
special cantrset 10 made for the. same:
HENRY WOOD,
| Gen'l. Superintendent,
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PHONOGRAplIY

by Sound and Paper, taught by an abb and rymtl
enced Operator; u department ipr ~ xcisteu.
of ladies',
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~ INTERNATIONAL
Commercial College,
TELEGRAPHI0 INSTITUTE
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
S. W. Corner Tenth and Chestnut Ns
PHILADELPHIA.
THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE, an Iupop
TANT LINK In the great INTERNATIONAL CIiA Az,
OF COLLEGES, located In fity principal elite. II f
United States and Canadas.
The Collegiate Course embraces
BOOKKEEPING
As applied to all departments of business; obbin,
Importing, Retailing Commission, Banking, Ma"ss'
iacturing, Raroading, Shipping &c. ''""
PENMANsmIr,
Both Plain and Ornamental.
COMMERCIAL LAW,
Treating of Property Partnership. conrae,,. coti,
age, &c.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
Treating Of Commission aud Brokerage h-,,4..c..
Taxes Duties, Bankruptcy, General Average. Ave-,
aging Accounts, Interest, Discount tuiuiii
change, Equation Of Payments Partnership =.
ments, &c.
BUSINESS PAPER,
Including Notes, Chccks, Drafts, Bill- OF Rselmore
Invoices, Orders, Certified Cheeks Uerlil,cs~' q,
Stock, Transfer Of Stock, Account nf Salr- F,.l,,
Receipts, Shipping Receipts, &c.
TELEGRAPlllNG
by Sound and Paper, taught by AN abb and rxntl
enced Operator department fnr a. xcisi,en d.
OF ladies'
PliONOGRAPuY
Taught by regular Reporter.
Students received at any time to Vacation.
Diplomas awarded IN sitsf .ctiry rXiiniua,inn
For further particnlHrs pc,lsc ,ill pr-,l utafittl
lar. n.u Ill,
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AND
LADY OF THE LAKE,

LADY OF THE LIME,
For Portsmouth and Norfolk, Va. AT Portsmouth
messengers make close connection with trains OF
Seabord and Roanoke Railroad for Weldon, Raleigh,
Charlotte, Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah, and
All Southern Points. Returning, boats leave Ports,
mouth at ii p. NJ Saturdays excepted) ON arrival
u the Southern train: passengers leave Crsield at
GAS A. NJ, and arrive at Wilmington at IL. Id noon
FREIGHT CONNECTIONS are made not only At
Portsmouth with Seaboard and Roanoke Rnil Road,
hut at Norfolk with nnbroken r. X. line, reaching
the Mississippi at Memphis, and whose connecting
- E. @. SEWAII,
does Supt. Del. Il. Il. Line.
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III zssrzm DELAWARE RAIL

CHHNGF Of HOURS.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL e2d, 1867.
Passenger Trains will run as follows, until further
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BEAUTY j,
L Y Gel SIOR!
CHASTELLER'S
II air E X q II m II a Org!
For Removing Superhuous Hair,

To the Indies especially, this invaluable depilatory
recommends itself Us being an almost Indispensable
article to female beauty, is easily applied, does not
burn iniure the skim but directly the roots
II IL warranted to rmOve supernnols hair from low
foreheads or from any part OF the body, completely,
totally and radically eNtrpang the same, leaving the
skin soft, smooth and natural This Is the only ar.
tcle used by the French aud is the only real eiectual
depntUry In existence Price 10 cents per package
sent postpaid To any address, receipt of order
by BERGER, SHUTS 4 Co.. Chemists,
mar20-iy $50 River St., Troy, n Y.
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Sewing wlafhiass.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN SEWING
MACHINES!
Empire Shuttle Machine.
PATENTED FEBRUARY IA, 1860.

saIcsroom No. s2I Chestnut street,
f. philadelphia.
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Ia EsEs;ssa NEW ROUTE If IT,
sR-@ TO THE .kskEskk

DOO
Steamboat train of Delaware Rail Read line, with
Sleeping Car leaves Wilmington daily Sundays ex-
ceptedS at 1925 A. NJ connecting with the nne
Steamers
CITY OF NORFOLK
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COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,

Treating Of Commission aud Brokerage. Insur.ye.
Taxes, Duties, Bankruptcy, General Average Ave.,
aging Accounts, Interest," Discount, Annuii ~ 4,
change, Equation of Payments, Partnership, ".
ments, &c.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-02

slo MARKET STREET, lnext to City Hall,)
Wilmington. Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-02

Cor. Market and Water Streets Wdaingh1, ih
Dealer in all brands Of Cotton Duck iow used IN
the United States; always ~ hand Plymuuth, Mns,,
and imported Russia Bait Rope Also manufacture
store and fashionable Vcrandah awnings, At -h1fian
tice aud on easy terms.
III desire Ia return my thanks for the liberal p,-
tronale bestowed upon for the last sX years. by
shpbuihlers aud others, and solicit continuance Oi
the snme | have increased my facilities far 80 na
business and will he glad tn wall u all my Oh rl-i
mers aud many new onea febisgmd&w
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n GORGE II. TiNDALL,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

Shop, No. III West Street, below Second Street III
second story. Residence, M. 4ss Easl Fourth s,,N
Wilmington, Del
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AFFAIRS AT QUARANTINE.

Although about sixteen thousand passengers have
landed a. this port within a short time past,
Of infectious disease under treatment at Quar-
antine Negotiations for the transfer Of the end
Of Coney Island to the Quarantine Commissioners are
now pending, and II Is thought that by the middle
OF next month all arrangements will be per.
footed for the removal OF the permanent board.
ing station TO that place. The Commissioners will
then have between twenty eight and thirty Of land
10 dispose o. and not four previously stated For
past but four have been used quaran
tine purposes, and the whole be disposed OF
Immediately II the Commissioners desire. Work on
the West Bank station has not progressed very rapidly
during the last few months, in consequence OF the
unusually stormy weather. and it is believed that the
whole work will not be completed before June, 1868.
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GabreIs church. East Thirty Fhis Thurs
oay morning at hafpast nine O'Clock. and from thence
sAsDKaAS.-In Brooklyn. on Tuesday morning May
~ JOHN SANDMAN OF Scotland. in the 10th year OF
Funeral viii take place from No I24 Myrtle avenue,
on Friday morning al ten O'Clock Friends and rela
uves are respectfully invited to attend without further
ScaNrz--In this city on Wednesday morning, May
~ TWO O'Clock, AMELIA, the beloved wife Of Gustavus
Scnmhz. aged 81 years 10 months and Is days.
The friends and relatives Of the family and also those
OF her father, Hugh w. Mckay, Esq are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Friday morning. At
napast nine oclock from the Church Of the Nativity,
Second avenue, where solemn Of requiem will be
offered for tho repose OF her SOUL and from thence
=. re.ers cemetery, New Jersey, Tor nterment No
TAYLOR "A. wsstpor Conn, Tuesday, May II.
aged 23 years and 2 months
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from Christ church, this Thursday,
TowssEsD.-At Clifton 8. L. on Sunday, May 10, w.
B. TOWNSEND in the 18th year OF his age.
attend the funor. this THURSDAY afternoon at four
O'clock from st. Johns church. Clifton Carriages will
be in attendance the arrival OF the three o'clock
from New York, at Vanderbilt landing
UvysLxASs-0n Tuesday morning, May 81, after
long illness, JULIUS n. UyYELnANs, aged IS years
The friends aud relatives Of the family, also tho
beers Of the German Oak Lodge Ne 50 and Of the Knick
erbocker Society invited to attend the funeral from
this Thursday afternoon At two O'Clock
URMY,-At San Francisco, California, on Wednesday,
April ~ john b. URAy formerly Of this city, In the
year Of his age.
Weslchester county papers please copy.
WAIKLEy.-On Tuesday, May II, after short illness.
WILLIAM WALKLEY aged 81 years.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this Thursday afternoon, at
O'Clock, from the Rev. Mr. Bakers church. In Forty
eighth street, near Ninth avenue
Members of Park Lodge, No $40, +. and A. NJ, are
hereby ordered 70 attend special communication at
their rooms, 658 Eighth avenue on Thursday, at one
o'clock M to pay the last tribute OF respect to
late brother William Walkley. VIM DIXON, M.
Gso. P. KEssETT, Secretary.
The members of Zetand Chapter No. 141, r. A. NJ
respectfully invited to meet at the Of Park
Lodge No. 5l6 658 Eighth avenue. Thursday, May
49, at O'Clock M, to attend the funeral Of late
companion William Walkley. BY order OF NJ f. II. p.
$. + GARDINER, Secretary.
WALKER.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at the residence Of Mrs A. c. Cannon
No. Waverley place, at ten O'clock.
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TeLEGRApHlC MARKET REPORTS.

PHILADELPHIA, May y, 1887.
GO: philadelphia and Erie Railroad y reading railroad,
Kys quiet q Corn di sales Dsshsis
yellow and y 10 for mixed Western Oats less active sales
Cotton ou. but stead, mIsaas Nay a5 s
Prime Rio scarce and prizes firm a. iSso $780, gold
yes% 81
% saaar rme sales a. icy
for fair to good refining.
Flour dull at partial decline Of Csc Dbl the lower
5sss: ~; : Ss 81 e H:!:
double ea;rs Eys tour Inohansed sales % bushels a.
.peas ass car choice White y
M
Ss s r S a 5" q
sss Barley Inactive rye quiet canadian held IS
f:ss ss !; shs @ 81 ssI!!.p 81 sss shs u s
s fsaa
sss q '4 ss @ hss;s
S ssf sss y is ps
A.: ::
ps.sss Ssiss :ass1nsd sale: q 1000 ss:Ss:
ws' sasss. Ohio s !. e. sss sS.s s
pork but unchanged. Seeds shade rmer. High
Wines arc unchanged 1000 bushels corn.
iSo ss oa S09S d. sS. S 81 M S 900 00
ToGsp0 Ohio, May "a 1857.
Flour quiet Wheat sass Of amber at - TO- Corn drmer
Of &C. &C. for No. O. Oats declined lc sales
at 73c Freghts, 3kc 70 Buffalo, and 7c TO Oswego
.... ::; ~ ss
81 o So arm 4 2e
10. Rys neglected Provisions quiet but unchanged
I've s1,os good
smooth sheep moderately active, but UNCHANGED Re-
s:: aS DO az. n'''
CIxcrHArI May a 1887:
dull unsettled No. offered 81 00c Slc. In bulk,
aud g2c. sacked the &c. Rye unchanged Oats
da! re Cotton dull and unsettled mddns was offered
and unchanged holders hrm City pork, 80 80
Lard. l2c Butter dull at cc Sc dod lSS buying, $50
selling. - -
Flour dull &c &c.; sales Of city double extras at
Sl4 25 Wheat hriner o decline Of SC. Oats unsettled;
sales a TIC Corn has declined e sales at q os for No.
oats. Shipments-l,0o 0 bbs -four -
Tobacco steady, but unchanged Cotton duh and nomi-
fall 81 s.: choice red 81 10 50 90 extra choice % -.
Corn declining; sales at u o3 81 TO- Oats Arm At Bic
Sc for prime and choice Provisions and lard dull and
unchanged.
Sales Of 800 hhds. tobacco = 50 SIS rs superanc
Oats, in bulk Bic SEC Mess pork, 81 80 Bsconshou
i2jlc. Raw whsEey, - % for prime.
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Increase this year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S. 1853
The earnings OF the aforementioned railroads for the

The eight New jersey railroads report aggregate Of
receipts for 1865 Of $12 45A The Camden and Am
boy earned s., s12 $685. aud expended $780, 722 the
New Jersey Central earned 1851, pa and expended
81 e63 s75 the New Jersey earned $1,77Ose2 and
pended $751; SAT- the Norris and Essex earned 81
and expended SITS, 20s.
Philadelphia papers state that the Connecting Rail-
read" will be opened TO travel June g. This road
miles in length from Frankfort tho Phiadel-
pha and Trenton Railroad. and three miles from the
Kensingon terminus to West Philadelphia thus con-
Meeting the Philadephia and Trenton Road with the
Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad. Tho road is to be leased TO the
Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Company.
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wss fair We quote shpping 81 s. aud retail lots At 81 80
hoLAsszThere was but little demand and we OF
no important transactions the market however. remained
NAVAL sroREs-Thers was rather vitality In the
realized The ..ss ssrs 10
and 20 ss n sde
tar and prices for were shade sisnsr
Ssis. common q q .s1 Ssz 800 low strained q s.
a. 81 and Is
miDgon.
. n s..i. aas sb though Sp S %
for prime city winter Fish oils were dull at unchanged
Ps.ovl.om.-Rscep.s. !, bbls; beef 50 packages Gu.
heavy and shade easier at the close when
$ 8 q, I ss: % ..a
M SS: s.S s also T
crate demand sales 9 bbs = $40 % sss for
further sales wers iercss al go for India mess
s"a s sa s..
IL sis Sa% ana n sales c 80 , Sss
sr hsd s e. r .bsT % @ :afs q 200
short ribbed and oc for Cumberland cut fis lara mar
kst remained arm with fair demand the sales comprising
Ss for @ y: q sss ana s
l Sb ass ar siua. til. demand
was Light and prices were lower sale was made Of 800
Fly qssssa sss % SSss y ~S,s ssu
DO s G oroa 80 S ssa ~
% a is s
straw to white for the balance Of this month"; 81 c 800
do standard white for September and 80
Der, buyers option. on private terms. .
RicK-Carolina though quiet ruled drm at l03zc l2c.
Rangoon quoted at 9iac. 9Ac.
SEEDS.-Calcutta lnsced renamed drm though quiet
The only sales heard Of $40 bags and 4 pockets
TO arrive at Boston, ct about 81 60 gold In bond Clover
was dull and nominal st lie i4c Timothy steady at
IS a $y2
SUGARThe market ruled dull but firm previous quota
tons fair 70 good ehning being quoted at 1895 lie The
sales were limited TO S9 hhds cuba muscovado at lUc
Ike, and 50 boxes at H. Refined ruled steady and nrm
at l69c lbac for powdered, crushed and granulaed
= l0c.
TALLow-The market was decidedly more active and
6rmer sales made the extent OF lbs at llc
q 1880.
MISUNDERSTANDING 200 bbs The market continued drm
with further sales OF 80 bbs Western bond, 3c
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THE puelIc HEALTH.

copy OF the following circular was yesterday sent
by Dr. Dalton the Sanitary superintendent. 70 every
practising physician In the Metropolitan Sanitary Dis
trct:-
OFFcE SANITARY SUPERINTENDENT,
METROPOLITAN BOARD HkAITH
New YORK, May e. 1851.
DocroR-fou are respectfully reminded that ply
scians are required by law report the Metropolitan
Board OF Health all ca SEES under their care Of
diseases as have been declared by said Board to be of
an infectious contagious peslentai character, and
that the following have been declared viz-Cholers
yellow fever, smallpox, ship typhus, typhoid and
scarlet fevers and meases Il Is not intended 70 make
these reports public TO annoy patients their fam
lies with visits from sanitary inspectors unless when
physicians report shall show necessity therefor. The
object 10 TO have record 10 this Office from which at
any time physicians others may derive information
20 the prevaence Of said diseases and the compare
tive salubrty. in particular of different sections Of the
city, and generalyIof the Metropolitan Sanitary District
The enclosed blank forms specify all the points upon
which information is required Feeling confident that
this plan will meet your approval and the effort TO per-
feet u your valuable cooperation remain, very re-
spectfully, your obcdient servant
ED. b. DALTON, NJ. D.,
Sanitary Superintendent Metropolitan sanitary District
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JOfFTE.--Ito ruled Steady and further taIcs
made Of Lao bags 70 Homely on private terms
Other kinds remained unchanged.
FREIGuTs continued quiet. The engagements werc:-To
Liverpool $50 bales cotton a. bsad, lOO bbs rosn L. 3D.
30 lard la 3D. and 80 bbls. lard ly
aud 300 bales cotton at I'd 532d To London75D bush
sis steamer account and By sail 100 terues ard AZ
IT'S 6d To GlasgowPer 800 bushels 3D.
and 20 bales pigs hair 3l6d To Antwcrp-Per steamer
$40 boxes bacon, 30s To BrenenD bales cotton p1
The charters wcre:-A ship from the Nassau
river to Rio 0U.0U0 feet Of lumber at So. gold nett
GRAfN-Receips A966 bbl-. Hour and % bush
es The market for state and Western -four quiet
but steady sound and loo and 26c lower
superior under pressure realize Good trade brands
though in limited demand, commanded full prices Calf
fornia -four dull but nomnay unchanged. The salcs
about 1900 bbs at the revised quotations annexed
Southern -four continued dull and heavy, aud prices
cined materially The sales limited 70 yD bbs ut
quotations Rye -four In moderate request az steady
prices. The sales $50 bbs at IS ~ So For
meal moderate demand prevailed and the market ruled
heavy closing with prices tending DOWNWARD The sales
500 bills Is rs for Brandywine and % 70 for city
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The wheat market renamed dull and nominal frfme No.
Milwaukee may be quoted nomnay ~ ~ 81 20 though
ask 81 70 choice The only sales reported
1900 bushels al " 63 for Nos and mixed spring Rye
dun but steady In value sales 40 bushels Western at
81 "a 81 10 or malt only heard Of sales OF oo bushels
at 81 % Barley dull and nominal The corn market
vices from liverpool but closed steady 81 is 81 is for
new mixed In store and delivered The sales ag
Western, devercd ~ % for old do. In store, and
2y n 2s delivered and 81 . for choice South
eru yellow Oats In moderate demand and lc- lower
with sales 5000 bushels At Bic PC for State and Sc
SEC. for Western.
Fiar CHAcKrRswe noticed sales Of 300 boxes extra,
private terms, 81 20 was generally demanded. -.
uwvy gIorH continued firm, with further sales OF 800
haes. 10 arrive in Boston, at lie, gold, In bond.
tunsv remained steady At the quotation noticed In
our last ...
M NJ trsn sacons Other kinds continued dull
Hops werei n fair demand and nrm Sales were made OF
Har-Prisss were uat essentially altered. the demand
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SHIP PIN q NE w S


Cleared.
Steamship Monujo, Schuber Panama
Steamship New York (Brem) Ernst Bremen and South.
steamship saratoss King Norfolk, City and Rich
Steamship ,Albemare, Bourne Norfolk City Point and
sseamaSp Dirlso. sssrsood II Por,andy Ames
Steamship Equator Jackaway, Bosion-Benner Brown
steamship Acushnet, Kelly Now Acknowledgment 4
Ship Southern Eagle Price. Yokohama-s L Merchant 4
Bark Princeton (Br,. Ackley, cetts-Brett Son 4 Co.
Bark Northwood (BrJ Hume, Vera CRUZ Alexandra 4
Bark Csyon tBr). Brewer New River, Ns-sloman 4
Brig Bogota, Lindsay. Aspinwall-Panams Railroad Co.
Brig Virginia, Wood, Asuadilla and st Johns PRMler
Brig fhos owen. Pet.Insil. Nuevitas-Thompson Hun
Brig Aspen tBr,. Forbes Bridgeport. cB-H Dewoif
Bra VIM Nssh tBri, Mcbride Cow Bay-crandai. Um-
Brig Tmsent Rich. Batmore--Jed Frye 4 Co.
Brig Bird Of the Wave (Br). Hyatt. New Bedford-B J
schr Wentworth (Br, xcBurnie. St John. NB-crandaI
schr 1 A Edwards. Line, Fernandina-A Abbott
scsr David s Esns Lord Rsa
,schr n Fisher, Fisher, Richmond, va-van Bruni Z
sshr Smith, Mathews, Basmors-Bsnty, Miller
schr Sarah, Cobb Elizabsthport.
Schr Jane Kmson, Irvine, Elizabethport-van Brunt
schr Waterman. Chase. New Acknowledgment
sss s'N S.d~ssss1 s ssE ss%ops
Arrived.
ing k;s Pr Ssss Iss
Win ns:s : Alien .'n
ws: % Is's r::s S..':s's
:s sss Ss =:
ssssnssp q CID. Hobart Newborn with mdss and pas.
Sea n.Sp c!eopasrs Phillips. Boston, in ballast 70 Muir.
saip HAM c.hssy msmeu.s = days Nth
s g /: s,d:s:
BARK Isabel. Hsrsus !Bri Brsmns:. Melbourne Jss1
II Tss ssA!s E csp : Horn e Linz
BARK asors johann, Jordsn ana rom Bremen, g
sn
In ballast and with so passengers 70 funch' Aencks
BARK Eagle Pasa Palermo, 50 days. with fruit, &c. %
CHE. &C. IA HAD 0ns ye apot wS Sask 'as
sns from Lcaa 70 fcr Nyort Is day: out
Brig BE- 5s s0a En- am n. s.y ~ :%
n 30 picked Is bales and lot Of loose cotton; same
R BSs Mary Tews McFaren Snug Cove tsouh yossns
Ns) 10 days Tarpaun Cove. with spiies 70 Jed Frye
schr sslaon CIT. slocam. Windsor. Ms. dAys with
Sarah Bsrnics Proctor Lepreaux NB with spruce
pG sssr aammond WhI.s Ezabetbport for Boston
schr Ger Grant. Miller En1absshport for Fa p sivss
s sshr ponsert sA fsndston Machas. 10 days
Schr Ann, Green, Machlas
Schr Crusoe. Quimby, East Machias.
Schr vahallA Torrey, Calais.
Schr Only Son. Mason, Gardiner.
schr Veto Harrington, Thomaston.
Schr Wreath. Macon, Harrington
schr Il English. Baker, Portland.
schr Il Smith, Harvey Portland.
Schr Harriet Fuller, Bennett, Portland.
Schr Cornelia, Henderson, Rookland
schr j U Collycr, Crosby, Boston.
Schr u Il, Lewis, Boston.
schr Gray Small Boston for Ezabethport.
Schr II Ey, Stokes. Providence. Got ashore on Little
Mil Rock; will come OF NJ high water.
schr Vim Thompson Howes, Newport for Phiiadephia.
schr III Brazos, Edwards Hartford for Port johnson.
Schr ID Russell, Holt, Portland c.
s~hr Governor, Frethen, Bridgeport. CT.
Yacht Slyle. Comstock, New London, 10 hours