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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-08-22
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The Louisville Journal says: ''The testl-
monials which DR.. Gardner presents to the
public could never have been obtained, ex-
cept by the display Of great skill and learn
ing in his profession. One thing especially
eommendable in the Doctors practice is,
that he will not attempt On incurable dis
ease for the sake Of a fee, but frankly tells
the. patient whether he can be cured or II ot:;
We cheerfully recommend DR.: Gardner to
the attention Of oil our friends who may be
suffering from disease Of the eye or ear"
~ *HJA1L lAaH s:5'2E Il !;
The Milwaukee Neus says: ';,We have no
hesitation in saying that DR., Gardner is
one Of the most successful Eye ana Ear
Surgeons in this country =, .,
We feel justified in recommending DR..
Gardner to those suffering from deafness or
disease of the eye.--Ail,caukte Kiscohsin.
The indianapolis Daily Gazette, says:
"Persons suffering from diseases of the
Eye and Ear shqald. consult Dts 51aTdner,
The skillful oculist and Aurist. We consider
him the best Operator on the Eye and Ear
II this country. He. has made pptbalmic
and Aural Surgery his study for years in
Europe and this country"
The ST.. Paul PaatetIays: ave have
no hesitation insrecomnendiag DR.. q rd-
ner to thols snfsring disease Of the
Eye and ~. h: YIN fulallall he UNDER
takes to perform. II haJperformed several
successful operations on The Eye and Ear
since his arrival in this city, and wo know
of several case Of blindhess, and Deafness
that he has cured which seemed almost
miraculous" =. /
/ |3t z .TT2T.TnAsl i <T1:1z 1T9:;;
CATARACT OF TIE EYE FxrRAcrED.-Dr.;
Gardner, tho skillfal x0cplist and .-Aurist
performed a YER delicate And' successful
operation on the eyes Of Mrs. Ogden lady
residing near Rochester, Monroe county,
in this State. The lady has been totally
bliq q IL one eye for ! lh b Sc years, and in
the other seventeen months. She IS now
ffty.seven years Of age.> The operation We
are told, was one Of b more difficult char
acter. The lady received a .prspara tory
treatment for several weeks. The operation
was the extraction of the cataract tn rough
an artificial opening made by knife in
the anterior portion Of tie eye.s The result
as We are informed, hos more than realized
the expectations 81, 81. Mrt..,o Ogden and her
friends, NJ. sooner was the convexisps Of
the eye extracted than the light Of day
burst in upon the aged matrsn who had
endured night 50 long and tedious. The
Doctor is entitled togreat credit for the
skill he displayed in, The, operatio n
Syraeuse, ". y, Courier.
.sg4trn re ~ ii II
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sT. CLOUD MARKETS
MILL PRICES FOR FLOUR.

Corrected sueekly espsessly for Tn JOURNAL, BY 1bey
q Co. general Gaalers IL eve1y variety Of Pine LAM
be-, Lath &ingles, &C., &eaw mill IN losrer fo,rn.
s.. Cloud, MINI.
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No E1scr1ox.-OWing to the non.attend'
aaes Of the Judges, there WAS no election
Of Alderman for the Third Ward on Tues
day. Another day will doubtless b ap-
pointed BY The Council for further A.
AAMnk
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M For further, particulars, references,
testimonials, &c., send for sircular. -
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Ever, thing in the way Of provisions
and family. groceries may be found at
Morse, Newell & Co.'S. They are constantly
reeeiviDg fresh goods, aud always sell Is
low % the lowest. Goods delivered in any
part Of tho city.
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RscovElID.-Mr. Fowler hos recovered
Ais ferry boat. Il vas among the Islands
bslov town. He win put il in running or
der 1t tAs lower crossing. The cable has
1ot YET been found.
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0L0RIoUS.-T10 W00ahsF could net POI
silly hsve beea more faISrabls for harvest
jas tAaa Il hss besa dnrils ths pat two
o. tArss weeks. Farmers ere making thS
assG Of Il, sad the goldsa srsia 10 being
casnsesd u wonderful quantities Day By
Say. Nc pssple deserves success better, sad
D6oe Win b more to b snyied tAis hll,
lhaa eur Nin1oools faSnsss. H. ~ 4. ~
I. --Doa't lesvs your clothes out nights.--
: Nsbss1ew H6rsA, .s.s 4sssz. 5.#s ~ -.st..,
" lsat; 70 slways ~ cat win thsa.
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NV OArs.-Oats Of this years crop are
being brousht ,sto market, and ars Of very
superior quslity-wen-fllsd and clean
The yisld hos bssa unusully good.
Ihe arst lot brought 70 town this year
M raised by N. Getchell. Of Winnsbsgo
Prairs, and vas bought by Davis 1 Clark,
1t 81 pse bushe).
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The st. Paul Pioneer says :-Da. GARD
xE1.-We are pleased to learn that this col
ebrsted surgeon Of, the eye and ear 10 not
only meeting with very good success in the
Wy Of patients. but that he is succeeding
IN giving very gsneralssatisfactien. There
need be no doubt, we think, Of his entire
qualification, - = most skillful operator
upon those delicate organs. Having &C.
quired oil the knowledge possible in the
best hospitals and infrmaries in Europe,
and : successful practice Of several years
in addition, in this country, he ought to be
considered safe and reliable physician in
tho department Of the profession he has
chosen. Persons having any need Of med
ioal advice or assistance on account Of diff
Guilty Of eight Or hearing, should apply TO
him b. oil means. its:s ...5.,;,T & ~
DR. Gardner win bs At the Central House
on Monday next, August Goth, aud remain
until Saturday, The a1st. Read his adver--
t1SSme0ts H.. : .u-s.:r4E S.t q
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D1srs1c1 Coxv1sr 1oN.-1hs Republican
Convaation Of the Sixth ssnatorial Dis
tris& he been called 70 meet ct Fores3
City On the 9Th Of September to nominate
Two candidates for representatives. Wright
county 10 eatislsd to four dslssstss, Mcleod
lA.ss, Nsslse Two, Nonoagalia one, Kan
hivohi ona
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Noxsy OsDsl 01ylos.-The Department
Aas designated Sank Centre, In this eoun-
~, % . money order ONCE.
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B. B. Coxvsx1lox.-A Convention Of
A. different base ball clubs in Minnesota
- been called to meet 1t 1ngersoll's Hall.
IN st. Paul, on the 4th Of September. The
Arctic vii be eAtitled 70 two delegates.
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NsAx.-Ths Minneapolis Tribune 10 one
q several Of the Minnesota papers which
have . habit Of helping themselves to local
items from their State exchanges without
Riyine credit,
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Tho Sank Centre Herald says that
while at work in the sash factory Mr.. E.
K. Jacques had his left hand badly man
gled by coming in contact with . circular
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Rs.Iprl:x,cs-West 18th strses. New York.

omee Hesrs f<sn loa, i M, e i! r.. M
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The Milwaukee Neus says: ';;We have no
hesitation in saying that DR.. Gardner is
one Of the most successful Eye and Ear
Surgeons in this country"
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CouxrY CoxvIx1lox.-Attentio 10 d.
ree4sd to the call published on the sec-
cad psss for . Republican County Convsn-
ton. 1t i hoped that there will Be . full
REORGANIZATION OF Ill the townships.
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- w sssldrss1seV slly sslsest ~
Sssiss,s ssss cad etAsss visAia1 s1y Had .
Job Printing, to ssls sad sssaiss or ~
sasiss .ssek # Nsv Material. jsst rssssss5
ss~ eAs ssst, Setsss ssadissss 81. Pss! ssss-
~ slsesAess. Or JsS 0(es i ss,s ess q
IL Ssss 10 sAs State, GsS ~ d work which
se vls sssrsasss t. js sssigfsete'y, ct 6t.
Paal prices. .>. -. I'd -.
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u; A LITTLE Loxosa.-Wsst 4 Co. win cor
tinss 70 ell 4 cost until September 18th.
Let oil improve this opportunity to buy
goods cheap. They have good stock Of
books, stationery, looking glasses, window
curtains, vail paper and fancy goods. =. =
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- Watermelon have made their appear:
ance in market. One is seized with colical
sensations merely to look ct them.
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Coa1zc7loxs.-Mr. Powell, in his letter
q. &. Cloud, in the Chicago Repsbl;ess,
ssa&ss tAat Tsbey's mill cuts 1000 feet OF
lunbsr pr day. Il shsald have been
1900 lSet ; and Wien The min Il running
Day and night from 10000 to $4,000 feet.
Dsidsnaa's mill savs from 10, 900 to $4,000
teet Per day.
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-Mr. Wirths, the presiding genius OF
the sauk Valley Drug Store. has just re-
ceived . new stock Of drugs, patent medi-
cines, toilet articles, CO., and more are on
the way. We are informed that Mr.. Finch,
the proprietor, intends sending on such .
stock OF goods this fall As will make this
establishment second to none west Of st.
Paul.-Sawk Centre Herald.
The people up Sank Valley will find it to
their advantage to give the Sank Valley
Drug Store call. We can personally tes-
tify to the fullness and excellence Of its
stock. 4 somewhat detailed list ofthe ar-
ticles on hand will be found in An adver-
tisement in another column.
Tho Rev. Isaac Aiken, Pastor Of the
Beaver Street Methodist Chu, Oh, IN Ale
ghsny, Pa, states that he has been perma-
nently cured Of Dyspepsia, after Is years
suffering, by the use Of Co.'s DYsPEPs1A
CuRB. This Is but one Of thousand who
have had the same experience. -
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AccIDsxrs.-Cspt. J. E. West has paid
Nathanisl Getohsl ten dollars compenss
ton. for being disabled one wsek-eaused
BY beins. poisoned In The hand.
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GRAlx.-By refer snes 70 our report it
win b sssa that prices ars dropping. The
tendency i. strongly downward, and wheat
win soon b 81 and lower. Oats have been
brought q 70 cents. Flour drops slewly,
but eanAet lsg much behind the rest.
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s1cxx1ss.-Thsrs have been number Of
serious case Of cholera morbus latsly, and
peopls cannot b. too careful how they
sas the tempting vegetables Of tho season,
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me dulness Of business on the stock Exchange.
dnSIe@ t @ @Whb pIoDaDly much more loaned Rt six per
line there very little acivity and the beat grade OF
commercai paper ls freely taken at seven per cent
ofcurrency from a parts of the country contnnes 10
be In favor OF this centre including the South There
was an important failure in the cotton trade an
nonnced on the street In the Rfternoonp
There was rather more disposition to operate
nlbtocks this morning. and prices were irmer
In Government bonds there was more doing.
1862 5-20s sold at l093, an advance of j: JuIy
1865 620s at 1O74@lO78, no change; 6s OF 1851
at 100, no change; June 7'3Os at lObIOlO5a no
change; and August 7'30s at I06, a slight
new issue sold at 1904, an ad vance OF 4,
Railroad shares continue the most active on
the list. Pennsylvania Railroad sold largely
at 534056, a slight advance: Reading at 4g5
no change; Northern Central, 443 no change:
Lehigh Valley at 57H, no change; and CataWissa
preferred at 2s9@12sl, a decline of 1.
ln Canal shares there was very little move
ment Lehigh Navigation sold at 53b. no
change. 20 was bid for Schuylkill Navlgation
common; 30 for preferred do; l53 for S1soue-
hanna Canal; and 56 for Delaware Division
City Passenger Railroad shares we're dull.
Bank shares were in good demand for invest
ment at tuli prices. Manufacturers sold at
324. ll5 was bid for Third National: 1914
Tor Fourth National; 1853 for Philadelohia: 1856
Tor Farmers and Mechanics: b64 for CONNER
cal; 100 for Northern Liberties; 1O6 for south.
wark; a 56 for Girard; 100 for Tradesmens; and
Quotations Of Gold-lO9 A. NJ, 134s; IL A. M.
1904; M, 1861; P. NJ, 1856, an advance of 4
on Tue closing price last evening.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO DAY
Reported by Dehaven & Bro, No. 20 S. Third street
BEFORE BOARDS.
j Gg.. y
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

Flour from the home consumers, but total absence
of any inquiry for shipment. There is very little
coming forward. and the stocks are small Prices
remain without quotabe change. Sales of few hun.
dred barrels, including superfne, at s9y9 2j; extras
at S05Udll: Northwestern extra family at Sl2Gli'25
Pennsylvania and Ohio do. at SlS0Ul5 and fancy at
Sl55u6l7 So according to quality. Rye Flour is un-
chaug geo. Sales at $3.50 q bbl Nothing doing in Corn
Meal, and prices are nominal.
There is no new feature 10 present in the Wheat
market, there being little or no demand except for
prime lots. which in SIN II supply and held firmly
Sales of bushels sylvana red at $35G340 500
bushels No. spring at s3 500 bushels No. do. s27j:
California at S34O and bushels Kentucky white
s255 1000 bushels Rye sold at sl65@lG7 q hushel for
Western. Corn Is quiet at yesterdays quotations;
sales 5000 bushels at sl25 in store, from the
and afoat. Oats selling at 75n76c. u bushel for
| Pennsylvania. Nothing doing in Barley or Malt.
Wnisky-rhe "Contraband' article commands $3.50
| 0IG0 y gallon.
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SECOND EDITION
FROM EUROPE BY THE GABLES.
Financial and Commercial Adviooa L.
Noon TO~Day.

JoNDoN, April II - Noon. - Consols for
mOney, 81; Erie Railroad shares, 372; Illinois
Central, 764; b. S. 5-20s, ex-dividend, 71a;
FRANKFORT, April 17-Noon.-U. S. bonds,
76R.
GrvERrooI, April 17--Noon.-The Cotton
Market has a downward tendency: sales
today, 1000 bales. Middling uplands, 115d;
middling Orleans 12Id.
Breadstuffs-Wheat, No. l red, 13s. 3D.
white IDS. Sd. Ids. Cd. Corn, 43s. Cd.
Barley, As. lOd. Oats, IS. Cd. Peas, 65s.
Provisions = Pork, us. 3D. Beef, 125c.
Cheese Cos. Lard, 49s. Bacon, 4Os. Cd.
Produce-The market is quiet Pot Ashes
34s.; Petroleum, spirits, Is; standard white,
Is. 3D.; Iron, 25s. for pigs; Tallow, AS. 3D.;
Rosin, common, S.; fine, lbs. Linseed cakes,
go los; Spirits Turpentine, 37s. Oils-Lin-
seed, G39; Sperm, Gl31; Whale, G29.
LONDON, April l7-Noon.-Co Corn, ABS. Clover
seed, 56s Cd; Linseed, 65s. Sugar, 24s. for
No. IL Dutch standard.
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DEATH OF REV. DAVID D. FIELD.--Rev. David
D. Field, D. D., died at Stockbridge, Mass,
on Monday evening, in his eighty-sixth year.
preacher. Since the death of his wife, five or
six years ago, his health has been slowly de-
clining He leaves six sons; three of bwhom
live in New York-David Dudley Field, Cyrus
W. Field, and Rev. Henry M. Field, editor of
the Evangelist. Another son is Stephen j.
Field, one of the judges of the Supreme Court
of the United States; still another was fol
for some years president of the Senate of Mas
sachusetts.
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH. ]
WASHINGTON April II.
Senate Combinations,
nate has confirmed Thome

beuhtb OUuHTmHLIOnBs
The Senate has confirmed Thomas Swords .
George H. CroSman. David II. Vinton and
Lowell H. Rousseau, to be ajor. Generals by
hrevet; and James a. Congdon, Calvin II. Otis.
- vt r.. Patterson, James IT. Geisy, and Alex
Robe Gardiner to be Brigadier. Generals by
brevet. otion,
HeJSNs :, ,,,.,. 80
The Senate rejected JAMES = Ia6nessee
Marshal for the Western District OF iV'
Gamblers Arrested.
The police made descent on another gam
bling house last night, capturing fourteen men
and the cards. checks, and other apparatus.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
oTF1oE OF TaE EyENIEs TELEGRAPH, sgs4 !

WVIHVouHyI AVIII III IouId
The Government has issued to various rail-
road companies to the amount OF $l2, ,920, 900,
or nearly thirteen millions of dollars, as fol-
lows:-To the Union Pacific main line 303
miles, at $4,000 per mile, S4,880, 600; to the
eastern division of the same, 1855 miles. at the
same rate per mile, s2,4sO, 900; to the Central
Western Pacific, 20 miles. at same rate SS2O Ooo.
to ga miles of the Central Pacific, at same rate
S436 600, and to s6} miles OF the same, the
Rocky Mountain region, at S4S,OOO per mile
S4, ,l64, 900.
The New York Herald this morning says:-
iMoney has been extremely easy to-day at six and
seven per cent. mixed collateras, and at hve and
aiy on governments. the supply being considerably
"a excess Of the demand, which was light. owing 10
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SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL EsTATE.-The fol-
lowing properties were offered for sale at the
Philadelphia Exchange, by James Freeman
& Sons, commencing at noon to-day, with the
annexed result
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NEW YORK. April l7.-Arrivad,J stoao,a,t,, Sa, 80
Boston, from Liverpool I'D inst N' S'e"9hiP SiVy VI
steamship as PIlS 9ro from MOrehead CITY
BaTque Bessie simpson, from MessinSo
The steamship Great Eastern pascal Sov,n tbohov
Dor at 9 O'Clock this morning. "'"n 'He H"i'
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF FPHILADELPHIA........... APRIL IL.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TILE
GRAPH OFFICE.
"A. M........GO IL A. M....,66 p, M. M...,,,,,,,6g
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roro,,o ~, MEmORANDA.
Tridldad 4th inst ''' '''0'PAi'''' 9''''0N ''O'
Barque Tubal q ain Durl-aa f,r pntIodalnbta soua,
from Trinidad 9Th inst 0' NA . @' S0
Brigs Fidei,H $40 ne. and E Alien Allen, for Phila
delphla, salitu ron Trinidad 4th inst
Schrs NJ Miles, Brewer; henrietta DIVER, and 7
18th inst. ~ ~ "' O''0
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.

The Republican State Central Com
mIttee-Trial for Imprls onment Dur
ing the War.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
BALTIMORE, April Il The Republican Union
State Central Committee is now in session here,
and is fully attended.
Major. General Wool is now here, attending
the limited states Court, Judge Giles presiding,
suit having been brought against him by
Alfred D. Evans and Thomas r. Rich, for
damages for having been imprisoned during
the war at Fort Delaware, by order of General
Wool.
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-~Messrs. De Haven 4 Brother No. 40 South
Third street report the following rates Of ex-
@i09l: do. 1862, ,1O93@ 3@lOSS; do, 1864, iO8@iO84;
do, 1865, lOS{01Osf; do, 1865, new, l07R@lO7S;
do. 5s, 1O-4Os, 975@9Sl; do. 7'3Os, August, 1861
@1O65; do, June. lO5l@lO53; DO, July, lO54@
@ll88; do, July 1864, 117b@l18 /; do, Aug 1864,
llH@ll7g; do, October, 1854, 116S61116}; do,
Dec. 1864, ll53@ll58; do, May, 1865, ll25@ll3b;
do, Aug, 1865, l1l5@ll2i; do. September, 1865,
1ll2@ll18; do, October, 1865, 1llb@lll3. Gold,
l35@l35l. Silver, 130@l313.
HUNTINGDON AND BROAD Top MoUNTAIN
RAILRoAD-Shipments of coal over the road
during the week ending April l3, 1867, and since
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Markets bv Telegraph.

NEW YORK, April l7.-Cotton quiet at q 75sc: Flour
rmer: 5000 BUSH sold-State, $l0l50lS40; ONO Sl225
@l475 Western, SIWl5@l4'lE Southern, sl2GE'5O
Wheat steady. Corn frmer; 10000 bush sold, mixed
Western, SlSC Oats firm: state, 7S0SOc. western,
736g74c Rye quiet 10000 bush. sold, State at SlGS.
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For additional Marine Ne,os see Third Paa

IA. M....,.,GO II A. M.,..,...,66 ? p
For additional Marine Ne1os see Third Page.
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Schr J; G; Henry, bikes. Nantucket, Castner Stick
schf Minerva Soule, Fall River, do.
Schr IL. May, Glover, Providence ]. r. White d. SON
schr W. Q. Atwater, clover. do. do.
schr Eva Belle, Barrett, Deer Island, L. Audenried
schr L. Audenried, Crawford, Maiden Rathbun,
schr p. Price, Yates, Boston, Bancroft, Lewis & Co.
s scRr J. .d8g B; Blescker eek s EGred Hnghsm do
schr j IT, Price @ Jones New6p5ypGrt. d. PearsCn&Co.
schr j. s. Wedin, Bowen, Roxoury, Bakison, Graeif
sc6F L H. Naylor Naylor, Boston, do.
schr Marietta Steelman, steelman' Boston, DO
Schr Jas. Allderdice, Jackaway, Boston, Rommell &
schr S. lockwood, Lores Bridgeport W. H. Johns &
schr Boston. Smith, Providence, Borda, Kellar &
schT TisJ S. j. Bright, Shaw Providence, Captain.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Il W. ndse m hH9 So from
Island with fruit, etc. to captain
C.. With lumber to Iatbbury WickeTsha@ & Co. i" .
schr Judge Hopkins, Fenton, days flom Washing
schr AIexina, Creighton days from Dorchester, in
sehT ], Truman, Gibbs, days from New Bedford,
"SS5i sohT r. A. DeFTcEson Marshall day from Lewes,
schr Chief ToWngendi 2 Gays from Indian River,
Schr Clayton and Lowber, jackson. l day from
schr ]. G. Henry, Dllks. from New York.
Schr Henry May. Glover. from Providence.
Schr Northern Light, Ireland, from PrOvld
SchT Hannah Little, Godfrey from Providence.
SRF sSRF s. aotcRss Rsoet from from BSS5aenoe Bosoa
Echr w G. Atwater, Glover, from Boston,
Schr Eva Belle, Barratt from Boston,
Schr Il. Edwards, BOCe, from Boston.
Schr /. Audenried Crawford, from Boston.
schr Polly Price, Yates from Boston
! schr Charles Hill, Cheeseman. from Boston
| Schr Il. II. Naylor, NaylOr, from Boston
! schr James Allderdice Jackaway, from Boston.
! Schr Marietta Steelman Steelman, from Boston.
Schr ]. b. Henry, Walker, from Roxbury.
5chr Minerva, Soule, from Fall River.
Schr Iohn Crockford, Jones, from Bristol,
Schr Boston, Smith, from New Haven,
Scnr J, T. Price, Jones, nom Salem.
Schr :. Lockwood, LOlles, from Camden.
vStehmtrs ;. ., walker. Sherin, "a hours from new
york, with mdse. 10 w. NJ. Baird & Co.
NotShner mount Vernon. keTst, days from New
Aork In ballast to captain
me Orig U Uncle Jerry from Sagua, consigned to
D"le'V q son. and not rs before reported.
MEMORANDA
Triddad 4th inst 0' N''' ' ~
Bar9Ge TG6s Cain, Durkee, for Philadelphia sailed
Brigs Fidea, Sto ne and Il Alta, Allan for pb,,o
delphla, salitu rom Trinidad 4th inst
Schrs M Miles, Brewer; tIenrietta Dwver, and 7
10Th inst. " ~
lBH TkLEaRAPHI
NEW YORK. April l7.-Arrived staar,shty Cgt,, -,
Boston. from Liverpool I'd inst 49, '9"li'iip ivy VI
Steamship Prometheus from Morahooa cI,,
| Barque Silas Fish, from san Franc,sieeoeu ieeu OA'y'
BaTque Bessie simpson, from Messins
The steamship Great Eastern pass ea So,,, tbo hor
Dor at o'clock this morning. WV" VIZ A''