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The Portland daily press., 1869-01-01

This Department; Model Poultry House; Illus
tratsd;l Common We. Improved Fowls; Pigeon
and Poultry Show-Ihe First Exhibition OF the
Coumbaran Society; Snow tor Poultry: Penn
sylyania Poultry Society. 10
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-01
Contents of the Rural for Jan. z
Rural Architecture.

Chapter on Crab Appeg-Fruit for Extreme
Northern Latitudes, illustrate y The Catawba
Grapei IableGTapes--Is their culture overdope2
What did During the Week in my Orchar and
Garden; Illinois Grape Grosers and Vino Max.
- - :; .;.......':.:..
REVIEW OF the \ City Grape Market tor 1865;
POmologi al Gossip, including Hybridlzing
Fruits, Greenhouses, New Grape, Pear on
Thorn, Origin of Peach, Pears Recommended by
Alton Horticultural S0ciet., Protecting Straw
berries. The alton Nutmeg Melon, Trouble
about ripening Fruit, Wild Goose Plum.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-01

Bee Culture-Improved Honey Enjoying Machine
illustrated; Singular Migration OF Bees. 10
- Chronological.
The Seed Corn Maggot Iustrated); .............lO
Hygienic Information
Physiology and Hygiene; seas9nable Suggestions
To prevent and Cure Coughs Colds, ete....... II
scisnfifc and Useful.
Popular Scientific Lectures-The Telescope and
its Revelations Useful and Scientific Notes -. II
Domestic Economy.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-01
7ftIIIHIHdIy IuUIt IdIhJ ....,..,.,..,
diforinss. Sc,

Vol. XX-Prefaratory Good Morrow Explanatory;
The Press and the Rural; New York Farmers
Club, including the following tOpies-Sveet Corr,
Keeping Cows Clean in the Stable Sowing Ever
green and European Larch Seed, Chinese YAM A
Tree Named, Wines, Use of Plaster, Use Of irne
Ox-Yokes, Planting ChesCnuts. Mulchiug Trees
with Stone, Grinding Axes, Value OF Fish, Guano
Ds&eN
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-01
The POnItsy Yard.

Missouri Horticultural Society; Hotbeds; Bean
Planter; The Experimental Garden at WASH
ington; Adams County (Ill) horticultural So
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-01
Rural Notes and Queries.

Notice to Contributor; Information about lands
Wanted; Restraining UnruIy Horses; An Hon.
est Seed Merchsnt Wanted Convention OF Prest-
dents of Agricultural Societies; Swine Breed
ers Convention; Bookkeeping; Missouri State
Board of Agriculture; OHIO Agl Convention;
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-01
The Pansy uliustrated.)


Irtes IN the City-A Remedy Suggested for cater
pillars; The Sycamore Recon- menlei for Shafe
and the Ailanthus Denounced; About Chest,
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-01

There is large number of additional enter
prises in contemplation, and for which, chart
tiers are granted, the most promising of which
are as foil ows:
Miles.
Portland and Ogdensburg railroad Port
land TO State line at Conway N. HI. 4S
Portland and Rutland. Portland to state
line at Freedom N. H. SO
Maine Central Extension (Danville to
Portiand) IS
Winterport (Winterport to Baugor) 13
PenobscOt River Rockand to Winter
Dort) 80
International raioroad milford to
Princeton) IS
Houltun Branch railroad G
The New York herald., 1869-05-10

son. VIZ, the San Juan boundary, the citizenship
and the Alabama claims, are each but separate pafs
of one whole They quote Mr. Sewards instruc-
thing about the two other questions till that IN re-
gard to citizenship was settled; point to the clause
that the document should be of no force till England
had given us all we ask in the matter OF citizenship;
and then they say "these three papers you made
one by which you get all any OF your people nave
ever asked-that settling the Fenian question ana
Thereupon follows, with some show of Indignation,
the exclamation ''What sort Of q nation is TINS 10
make bargains with p"
] have no right to say that Mr.. Thornton ex-
presses himself in this way He was surprised az
the vote by which we rejected the treaty, but SO iar
us l hear, speaks with cautious moderatiOn.
know whereof write' however, when i say tnat
the views herein given prevail within the Legation;
and know, too, that they are shared, 10 some eX-
tent, by otner members of the diplomatic circle IN
this city. We are accused OF crooked way OF DEAL
ing III respect to treaties.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
NEWsURG.

LARGE HAUL OF FIsH-On Friday night Usher
man at Denning's Point, opposite Newburg, made
az immense haul of fsh-the largest ever made IN
this vicinity With two throws OF his seine he
gathered seventy shad and 100 pounds OF stripeI
bass-the latter weighing from two to forty poup ds
each.
The POWELL WILL CAsE-DEcIsIoN OF THE. sur
ROGATE.-lhe case OF Mrs. J. 3. Fowler AZ a MIS-.
W. A. NJ. Culbert against Mrs. F. E. L. Ram xlel the
wife Of Homer Ramsdell, in ne matter
OF the will OF Mrs. Thom s Powell,
mother Of the proponent and q Andmother OF
the contestants, has been decided. by Gilbert O.
Hulse Surrogate of Orange county in favor OF the
proponent, and the will has &C .Oruugly been ad-
mitted to probate. The two contestants are
daughters OF the late Robert Po we the only married
OF Mrs. Powell The claiIn of the contestants In
the suit Just decided amounted to only S5,0oo
though had they succeeded in establishing this
claim and in breaking the will the whole OF the pro-
perty left by the late Thomas Powell to his widow,
amounting with the accumuations to over
81 900 900, would have been invoived. The has
excited considerable interest in this vicinity.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
ARRIVALS.
REroRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
s,eamsnlp seyada Br williams, Liverpool April "a, and
Guon May l. lat ~ 22 Ion ~ 20, ship with fore and
ship Abroho Liverpool; required no assistance " ''
steamship ielve,a tBr Thomson Liverpool April &C.
tiona steamship Co. Had One weather whole passage
steamship Henry Chauncey, Conner AspinwaI, May l.,
AM southwes, Pass 80 Pa with mdse and psssen.
Days Ma. an & s. sfasy % Seaoss .poe ss .SD ss sa
daa (Br from New Orleans for Liverpoo day. ~ NJ
same day. 80 PM Is os Ion 70 t passed ship Isprsder
fIo% meg .b, oesnI N oT Llyerpoo h sAM lat 20
Steamship United States, Norton New orleans Nav and
Southwest Pass 3D. with mdse and passengers, TO Frederic
steamship Herman Livingston, Cheesman. Savannah
Had heavy head winds most the an.Ire passare
steamship niagara Bakeman Richmond, City Point and
koriolk with mdse aud passengers, 10 the Old Dominion
steamship Fsni,a, Freeman, Philadelphia with mise, to
steamship Acusnne,, Nelly New Bedford with mdse and
passengers, TO Ferguson Wood
mdse Wright Co. Had vlTy osnV g u"ys weather. M',a
most o. the psssage The last days constant westerly gales
stove bnlwMks, &C. March H. Mark Henry, seaman, OF
Dublin, ie from 'he main topssii yard overheard and
Bark Atlanta tNor Hansen, Shields ~ days with mase
70 meyer Had heavy weather and received some
Bark Fannie tof Rockand) Hunt Msanzas II DAYS. with
sugar &c 20 refer King Coz vessel to Snow burgess
Has been daS Of Hatietss, With strong NV gales split
bark Sarah Ray,op tBr Dakn, Csrdenss u days, with
Brig Nellie johnson tBr, Neve, Havana u dav. with
sugar hmper and passengers TO Jed Frye Had heavy
:. Brig Hattie 3 yof wa1oboroj Dssset,, cardenas via
Holmes Hole ~ days with moasses Yates Porterhed.
s,is Ess sSsi (Si phsdega. Small Trinidad Cuba
ws ers ,oss E%s s,S Ives iI5 Ses inst on Chnco
sehr Howell rj Roberts NASSAU, 10 asys. with md,e
and 70 shpwreeksd seamen, 10 master.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
The Little Italian Baxs

&c L. b." calls attention to what he terms the white
slavery into which the little Italian boys that are so
numerous on our streets are put after landing In
this country. He says:-There Is central bureau
In Paris who send agents to Naples and Southern
Italy to purchase these poor children from their
brutal parents. Then they are despatched under the
control ol masters to America and many other coun-
uies 70 play ior money. The padrone pays SO much
TO the bureau for the use OF the child and then works
INN IKE slave. As the boy seldom understands
any Language but his own and Is a stranger to every
one but his padrone he does not often run away
let our agents tChildrens Aid Society nave known
OF several Instances where these unfortunate chill
uIen nave oeen frozen TO death through the expo
sure TO cold which their cruel masters subject them
10 IN winter II Is doubtful n the boys ever receive
any wages FOR their hard labor.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
MUSICAL REVIEW.

Ditson 4 Co. publish the following
"Frhhllngslied." Mendelssohn. One of the com.
posers little waits Of melody which charm by their
simplicity and grace alone
"Im wundersch0nen Monat Mai.n Robert Franz.
Careful and studious arrangement OF a song will
never compensate for the lack of true melody. So
1t Is with this one.
'Smnes.n G. D. Wilson, This Is another of the
six piano idyls which has been written by this com.
poser 1t is very pretty little thing, barcarosh in
character and neatly worked out for both hands.
characteristic.
..Anderes Mayenliedu Mendelssohn A dashinp.
spirited song, with a highly dramatic accompani-
ment to set II off, Why II should be called u May
song we know not the words being a fine descrlp.
ton OF the pranks OF the witches on the Brocken.
Hecate would be more appropriate than May.
comes Ny Love Today and "ROsenZeil.u Franz.
Not much melody In either, but ponderous musical
research.
"Retrospecton,n romance. Mendelssohn The
accompaniment alone Of this pretty little melody Is
an elaborate work Of ART, and clearly shows its
origin.
ia RENE des Roses" waltz. Godfrey. Worthy
OF the composer Of the "Mabel Waltz" and lit SUBJ
ject for the ballroom. 1t is OF the same meodic
nature as the waltz referred to.
There's Nothing Like a Freshening Breeze,n bar
itone song. A. Randegger. A fine, spirited song,
with .ra ring &c; OF aI,I the true metal @ In II.
Bogue. Brilliant and sparkling, yet very simple
"Barbe Bleue and Genevieve Quadries" J. s.
| Knight. good compendium Of the gems Of either
Il
| "Tarantela." Charles Wells. Very good; charac.
teristic throughout and consisting OF pleasing
themes A tarantella Is not always simple WORK,
| but requires the hand Of musician to guide Its
lmpetuous course.
''rhe Golden Sunshlne.n Franz Abt One of this
favorite song writer's later songs and interesting
one at that.
Passing Away Into Sunlight" ballad. MF. H.
Smith. One OF those melodies which have been
twisted and tortured into score Of songs. This
one OF the agonizing processes. There's nothing
In II.
Tripping Lightly In the Garden- and "Good
Morning." Franz Abt. Two very beautiful songs
the former particularly so.
The same house has also OF Lyme 4 Heaey's publi-
cations the Nectar Polka" Zikoff There's Home
on Beyond" ballad =. N. Sutton and Listen to the
Signing OF the Wind,n ballad VIM Sebert. The
first Is one OF the common salon polkas the second
ut only for organ grinder and the third is mono.
tonous enough TO be included the burial service as
q chant.
Dodworth & Son publish the following:-
"Veuve CiQuot Galop." arranged by Charles Fra
DEL One OF the best arrangements we have seen OF
the dashing HnaIe OF "Fleur de The" where the
Chinese digniaries yield TO the seducons OF the r-
reslstble Widow Cnquot The measures are as light
and sparkling as the generous wine they illustrate
and the bubbles OF melody rise beneath the fingers
ike the bead which flies up when the cork ID with.
drawn. II is splendldly illustrated.
We do not think so much OF Mr.. Fradel's "Grande
Duchessen and "Orphee" arrangements which can
hardly bring much honor to him as o musician.
"Perchoe" is even worse.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10

MEN BEDroRD, May 7salsd, schr Maggie Aulvey, Rosf
caIs, SEWgp0af Msy sassisd, bark Singleton tBrA
:s ss1SS SSS$:s
ksaSns @
Y REls AaRs asy SSas. .sSl vsl. Benton
Cleared BIig Edwin Allen EYOrk schrs A,as Raymond.
G STa1S AZ. & sss, ssss:ss
nLnTss SSSiss: s;s Cow Cow
70 sea si INST 4Ss sooxns are detained j. q % sSe
s : Z: ri Ssss
oass from Boston ~,
stsz5Tss; SssE label Moody, EYOri brig Jennie
Prescott Freeman Philadelphia; Star.
sailedschrs wndward, H Prescott STAR Snow Willie
PORTSMOUTH, May s-cIeared, brig Edith, Putnam,
"PIYMoUTH, May s-c..red, schr Mary Price, Phiadel-
May s
De Wolf Charles Hnlse Lisle, and Mary Predmore,
Hart Elizabehport Nellie, Anderson and James Deputy.
PAWTUcKEr May 7-sailed schr Fakir Saunders Eliza
RICHMOND May 7-Arrvea schrs Katie Ranger, Martin,
rs ssy ss*as ssais Hail. and
SAN FRANCISCO, May s-Arryea; ships Queensbury,
SailedSeamshp Colorado, Panama, with $630000 in
treasure OF which G30O0 is for New York. Sl94000 for
England $50 France S22000 for San Jose Guae-
maa and 100000 for Panama.
ST MARYS, Ga, May 1Saed, barks Apollo (Nor) Neil
son, Cork for orders 3D. Nordocow No Harganson, Mon
evdeo bgs Regenerado Tsp, Badenas, and Basas Sp),
Miguel, Valencia
In port 3D. barks Normandy tBr, Mcintosh for Monte
video Buenos Ayres, dg Achma (Rus), Haleen, for
Grinsby do Urana Rus Anderson for Belfast do; briss
Rush. for Montevdeo do Villa del Ledra (Sp for Valencia
do
sATILLA Ga, April So-Cleared, brig John Freeman Ba-
ker, Los Painos
SALEM. May 6-Arrived, schrs D Newcomb Higgins,
Tangier, Va; T Tasker, Alen Philadelphia Wenonah,
Dill. NYork.
sTONINGTON, Nay 7-Arrved schr B Bleecker York,
Philadelphia.
salied-schr Richard Law, York. PHILADELPHIA.
TAUNTON, May ARRIVED schrs John W Bell, Norcutt,
Port Johnson Ida, Phillips, Elizabehport
WARREN, May 5-Arrived. schr Pointer Nichols NYork.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOI.VENT

sARSAPARILLIAN
establishes a principle of of chronic diseases
and proves to the medical world that consumption and all
demonstrated in over one hundred Of confirmed
sroyed and dried and In over five hundred cases Of
Radway, years SINCE published the world his
analysis OF the blood in the several stages Of consumption
Lungs and Shsr as in The Kidneys vs
hese the 1eat paes and DE- g.
fcient OF constituents fbrn albmen phosphorus
%
ana 1s
has not the to hold in solution It's natural constituents
formed the presence of which Inflammation gather
cause Of the formation uberces and consampon
Dr. r. the s H s theory of the
the 70 IS @ the y with sS eSn
to give the norrishment and strength to hold its natural
Dr. Railways Theory was published in England France,
Germany South and was seized upon BY the scien
cal books have been since published by medical writer's claim
Ing to have discovered yer the cause Of cpnsuPpon but have
first and only discoyerer Of medicine that viii Ia
agent that viii cure Consumption and ali diseases Of the
kidneys, Bladder, Womb, Throat Glands
EVERY DAY
tissue, caiorc making. il Tie blood what
s s S a a al the @ a
ples letters, RASH eshworms Sores &c &C., mparting
clear and beautiful complexion to all.
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE
pares the blood that exhibit their appearance on the
fss's & a ss % fSSss as
parian will make the skin smooth, clear and beautiful
CERTIFICATE OF BEAUTY
The following letter is from a highly gifted lady, well
known in the ''circes of our best society," ,s.o
not much your Sarsaparlian Resovent
Having been dsgared 70, the las. four months with bStches
easpoonuls three times day, directed II is not quite
month since commenced It's To-day there not
boich spot bemh detection of any kind my person.
= : young lady wishes you to send her copy Of
your medical book, "False and True"
SARAH a: TREMONT, Jersey City Post OGce.
BLIND LADY CURED.
Gravel dyspepsia legs bleeding from the lungs cured
Mr.. George Mortimer, commercial traveller In Canada
West writes under date Of April IL, 1859, from Wood
"The sarssparilan Resovent is in great demand and
working wonders. Mr. Hoag, OF Strafordsvle, merchant
told of where blind, hut by the OF
the Resolvent now to She would
certificate but does not wish 10 be bothered with
people writing Hundreds call to her. The is
garded as wonderful
of person Of notehigh social standngwho for
tirey cured by RadSsy's sarsaparilan Rssoiyent'
resisted all other advertised medicines cured by few bot
ties Of Sarsaparilian Resolvent.
"Mr Jonathan Freeand OF Widder Station, cured bv
"fn every town visit hear OF wonderful BY the
sarsaparllan Re solvent For kind of Humor sore
Skin Eruption and all weakening discharges the people
and become cured with Fits Scrofua, White Swelling
Sore Head Eyes, Nose and Mouth all kinds Of Sores
This wonderful remedy acts 30 powerfully on the blood thai
- GEO. q. MORTIMER, Commercial Traveller.
RADwAY's sARsAPARILLIAN REsOLvENT is sold at
per bottle or six bottles for ss By all druggists and med
No. 81 Maiden lane, New York city.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
MEDICAL ,MoNpERR,. ,.runusx

Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout. their worst stayes
Scroula, Kings Evil Eyspelas old ulcers and the worst
of diseases Of the blood, Debility Liver Com
plant, Kidneys Salt Rheum, &C., &c, most certainly
cured by this sovereign purifier has been tested by the
public twentyone years. has cured hundred thousand
and falls when taken directed certain
curative for Fistua in all durable the foul
old ulcers, where the bone has become cires
The Life Basam contain particle Of mercury or
any mineral
Mr. D. Pearsa inspector OF State Prison at Trenton,
N j. eighteen years afced with ucerous erup-
ton OF throat tongue and was treated with mercury
until the disease had reduced his palate and face 70
ragged flesh. that fell of from s weight, I'LL he
frghtul 10 behold He induced by Joeph H. God
win, Esq., 10 give the Life Balsam trial. when four days
healing began and In comparatively short time he was
healed completely City reference to this caseBown
Goodwin, Brosdwayspesr Foreth street.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
From Conway, Tragedan Park THEATRE Brooklyn, 4.
DIAR sIR-1 feel duty both to yourself and also 70
others who may be afflicted with that distressing uense
truly valuable medicine, the Life Bssam For years VA
ted character tried obtain relief from the most
medical practitioners both here and In Europe ou,
when, fortunately for myself tried the Basa ana m Gu ecs
miraculous; In word have never experiences 70
turn Of the disease showing the cure TO be radical every
instance which have suggested ~ use ne mas
been recorded You a perfect liberty 10 nse hs
nicson in any you please Yours moss sraSexyv
Principal depo a4s Grand street. Sold by druggists 81
per bottle or for 96 Sent everywhere by EXPRESS
Hyaus lima Snuff IS cents, permanently cures Caiarrh
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
C0rporptjou .Iobberv

"X" exclaims In indignant terms against the VAN.
pres IN our city government who are burdening the
people with intolerable taxation. lie shows up one
job In this fashon:-Take for an example the widen.
ing OF Fifth avenue between Fifty.eghth ana Fifty
ninth streets Here Is plot 200 feet square taken for
a plaza for the ostensIbe purpose OF relieving
which n OF no possible benent to any
one except TO those who own inside lots that are
thus made to front on this grand plaza for
OF relieving the cavalcade OF vehicles at that point il
simply removes IL below to the corner OF Fifty.
eighth street. The assessed value OF their 200 feet
squares IL about $500000 and the expenses OF the
commissioners In making the awards and assess
ments 500, 900. This large amount IL assessed upon
surrounding property, extending from Thlrty.fonrth
to seventy ysec0nd street. some lots being assessed
a. high as 80 000 while those that are made TO front
on the piazza" and are the only ones really bene
which fact gives to the whole thing very suspicious
appearance. II there IL any benefit In this widen.
ing II Is to the whole city ana should be paid for by
the city.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
SHIPPIN G NEW
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY o, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port viii
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD 10 our
regularly authorized agents who attached to our Steam
Yacht aee The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend the delivery packages
will be by the following from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting. held March D. 1885,;
Resolved, That and after April 1853 the Associated
Press Will discontinue the collection news IN The
harbor OF New York. Passed unanin ously
ps- The ollce Of the Herald yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE 10 at whitehall slip. All from
owners and consenecs TO the masters Of inward bound yes
sells will be forwarded free OF charge.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
A Good Suggestion.

". II. j." suggests, In view OF the conflicting
opinions as to the condition Of the Long Island Rail-
road, that commissioners be appoatea by the state
Legislature TO examine carefully and imparta,ly the
condition OF the road bed and superstructure of
port with the branches, report of said Commission
ers TO be made public through the press In the road
Is IN the condition claimed by the oflcals-which a
casual observation OF portions OF the track has led
me 10 believe 70 be mainly correct-of course they
can entertain no objections to such Inspector
which, on the other hand, seems TO he absolute '
Imperative. " we are TO believe the accounts given
by parties adverse 70 the railroad company.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
PORT JERVIS.

THE MURDERER BRooKs.-Parties are still IN pur-
suit Of Brooks the murderer OF Theodore Broadhead
whose escape has been spoken OF in the HERALD and
who Is still at large in the wilds OF Sullivan county
man giving his name as Matthew Wreath was ar
rested at Scranton, Pa. yesterday and Is suspected
of being Brooks the murderer Of 3roadhead at the
Delaware Water Gap.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
UNITED STATES clMsIssOa:a's COURT
An Alleged ss;nIG gler Held.
Before Commissioner Jones.

Gordon Young the FIRST mate OF the steamer Ala
bama, a vessel plying between New York and Fer.
nandna, Fla, was arrested Friday night charge
OF being engaged in smuggling cigars. in company
with Price who has already been convicted OF the
offence and Is now awaiting sentence. Young was
on SATURDAY bronght before the Commissioner and
held IN the sum OF $1,000 TO await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10

srABBED-A boy named John White, aged 10, re-
siding at No vsndewaier street, was slightly stab.
bed In the head by an unknown boy with whom be
had quarrel IN Wafer street yesterday,
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
WEsTCBEsTER COUNTY.

APrRAys In SING SING PRIsoS.-A convic, In the
shoe shop AZ sng Sing Prison assaulted one Of the
ioremep ep kridey beating him severely, The
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
COURT csLenpi9-IHIS DAY.

CITY CoURT.-Nos. lo2, lO3 la, io5, i0e, ,1O7,
los, 09 no. III. 49, ia, ll0, u.s. l9. 10, Ill 122
125, l2i, 125.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

= - sARSAPARILLIAN RESOLvENT.
"A. NEW PRINCIPLES OF CURE OF ALL
WASTING, sCR0FULOuS AND ERUPTIVE DISEASES
OF THE EYES, NOSE, MOUTH, THROAT, EARS,
HEAD, LUNGS, KIDNEY AND BLADDER.
THE SKIN MADE PURE, CLEAR, SMOOTH AND
BEAUTIFUL.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10

The ship Thatcher Magoun, for San Francisco sailed at
AM to-day (lWa from her anchorage In the North river
Wind at sunset NV lpht
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
BELOW
SAILED.

Bark Nellie May, Blair from Savannah days. with lurn-
ber to master (by pilot boat Ezra Nye, No p.
Brig Oak Point (Br Smith, from Cardenas, II days. with
sugar. to Chas Luling Il