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WASHINGTON SCHCETZEN VEREIN.-The
election OF officers Of this association a. the nsw
park yesterday resulted as follOws:-Presldent,
John Vogt Wee Presiaon-, Fred Huegle; Re-
cording Secretary, III. Handler; Financial Sec
retary, y. Springsgutt; Treasurer, &. KEessI:
Shooting Masters, A. Eichsta and r. Hsunsch
directors, Peter Dill, Chris. Xander, j. T
k'liiap- y. Argermann T.. Widmeyer, Georye
EaItig, Nn. FeDtnsr, DIR. A. J. Eorland, los
GeIbardt, John Bakerschmidt; Marshal, VIM
Mnnde1i Color bearer, II. GroVeTmann.
MI. IL. Hem then ddressed the ASSOCIATION.
end MI. Adoiph Cluss, Chairman OF the Il Dard
o. directors, submitted a very elaborate rvp1r.
showing the fiourishiug and rosperous con
ollon OF the asscciatiun, Of which we extract
the lowing: The actual cost OF the Park in
o!uding all improvements, amount u 5 j6,9O,
OF which cash payments were made to the
amounto of s2S,sin, leaving a balance OF S!7,OG.'.
l-l!5 SHARES in the hands of 937 members have
realized the sum OF S17.20S, showing 1t 10 be n
very profitable il vestment. ltisestm a-ed tn lt
the receipts for the ensuing year Will reach
Si,2Oo, so that after two years all liabilities of
the association will he liquidated. Arrange
mehts were made fCr the grand festival which
Is TO commence August 2, ard continue five
days.
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eLYAoHr PAVILION.

This delightful SIMMER resort on the Potomac
liver 10 Nov. open ion. 1xcursions, pic& - =
mail boat daily for Glymosf, Of . m. lE:N II
and =. m; Leave Gly mont at ,. m and .. m !,
rates, and get breakfast end dinner and other r.
freshnents on the Ground as city prices, and ~
0 csh ses %fsss sss days nss d.,
trips to 0lymoHt at reduced rices
Persons wishing to spend delightful time away
from the city, cen DO 90 now by visiting 6Iymont
my elm JOS. II. eHATTIkLD, Proprietor,
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TIE FIFTH WARD RRPUsLIcAM MONICA.
TioNs.-The Republicans OF the Fifth Ward.
the eligibility Of one Of their candidates. for
Councilmen. Mr.. A. b. Tinney, met again at
p. u. yesterday. and. having ascertaiped that
does not disqualify him for Councilman,
unanimously declined to accept his resigna-
ton, which was rendered on Tuesday evening.
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ENIFTH wARD-SECOND VOTTNG PIE
l. CINCT-NOtice Is hereby given thai in Con.
foImity to the provisions OF the Charter of the CITY
OF ashi ogton, election be held In the Sec
ond VOTING Precinct of the Fifth Ward on NJ IN.
DAr the 9TH day of June next. st the house of Mr.
street east. for Collector. Register and surveyor
to serve two years, one member Of the Board OF
Aldermen, to serve two zeal and three memhers
OF the Board OF Common Council, 20 serve one
year: at which said Precinct the votes OF NJ, who
are gistered in the said Fifth Ward of tue CITY Of
Washington. the initial letter OF whose name, h
from to II, inclusive, will be .ecefved, Polls
open Ut . q. m. and close att p. m.
A. w TUCKER,
A. DATOH.
T. =. GATCHGLL,
myQ
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EflRsT WARD SECOND VOTING PRE
CINCT-Notiee is hereby given that in con
OF Washington. an election win be held in the
second Voting Precinct Of the First Ward on
MONDAY, the 7th day Of June next, st Justtee
Anderson Office, No: 2l9 I street, between iofh
and 10th streets Tor Collector, Re eisser and Sur.
yeyor, 10 serve two years; one member of the
Board of Aldermen, to serve two years, and three
members Of the Board Of Common Council TO
serve one year; at which said Precinct the yotss
o. ell registered in the said First Ward Of the ci ty
OF Warrington, the initial letter Of whose parnss
IS rom = 10 u inclusive, win be received. Polls
open at O. N and close at 7 D m.
b. II. TfLLEY,
WM. A. WORMLEY,
HENRY BIRCH.
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ElRST WhRD-FIFTH VOTING PRECINCT
y Notice Is hereby given that in Conformity to
the pi DIVISIONS # the harter of the city Of Wssn
ineton an Lection will be held In the Fifth Voting
Gay OF June next, at the house of Mr.. Murphy No
3oI Twe Itleth street, between n and n streets
Year,; ne member Of thu Board Of Aldermen . to
serve two years; and three members of the Board
said precinct the votes Of all Who are registered in
the SAID First ard Of t. city Of Washin gfou the
Initial le tier OF hose names Is from to ineln
give, will be received. Polls open at A. m. and
close att p. m. CHAS. HULSE, SR.,
ALFRED DAY.
my2s Cowm;.,;oro.,
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EIFTH WARD-FIRST 70 TING PRECTy17T
Notice is hereby given that in conformity 70
the provisions OF the Charter of the city OF wash
1ngton, an election will be held in First Voting
Precinct OF the Fifth Ward. on MONDAY. the 7th
day OF June n. It. at the house 81 Frederick HoI-
ger on the north side Of Third street east be
Penney wanna avenue and Q street south, for Coi-
Iector, Re gister and Surveyor TO serve two years
one member of the Board of Aldermen TO serve two
yeare; and three members OF the card of Common
council, to serve one yer; at which said Pr,cinct
the votes Of who are yeEiste red il the said Eth
OF whose names 10 from A TO ID, includive, will be
received. Polls open at a. m ana close at Z o M
AHDEEW TINNEY,
A p. McGEEEAN,
III. G. SHOLES
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NORMAL INSTITUTES FOB SUNDAY SCaooL
IEAcHEks-E0urfA Session The exercises OF
ms institute. which commenced on Sun1ay
evening, the 3lst uitirno. have been continued
az The Metropolitan NJ Il. Church every even
ing since Last evening the exercises were
opened with the model teachers prayer meet
ipE, which was conducted by Mr. Wormiey, of
Union NJ. Z. Chapel. and in which all paraci-
Pated. Rev. J. N. Freeman. OF New Jersey.
then delivered a thirty-min utes' address, on
Illustrative Teaching contendiug that every
school should be supplied with black board
and every teacher with a slate, as objects seen
by the eye were more impressive, and lead
oh Ildren TO their natural CHAR cteristic-in-
quisftfveness. He also urged that Sabbath
school rooms shonld be adorned with ilIustra-
tive pictures. Then followed the singing of
the hymn, "Jesus the water of life will gtya"
Thirty minutes We're then occupied by q. a.
Stout, OF New Jersey, in the .Drili exercise
with use of black board" The assembly then
sung Never be weary or doing WELL" after
which discussion, participated in By G. II.
Seeking, Esq..W ] Murtagh, ID. 5. Lamb, 4.
= Pratt, Hon S. Fisher, and q. D. Stout on
the topic of SHOW shall we increase the life
activity, and efficiency of our Sunday Schools ~
occupied about thirty minutes, and many i'm
portant sugges sioLs as 10 the best manner of
conducting Sabbath schools were presented
Tie exercises closed with benediction and the
Iging o. the doXOlogy.
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OHAs. G. vAxDIRwHRKEn. II. .. HAYWOOD
POTOMAC RIvD9 BLUE STONE,
(Gneim IockJ
ZOE BUILDINGS, FOUNDATIONS, WALLS,
FOOTIN0e, FLAG, AND CURB SrOHe;
Delivered in Wsshinsten. Or any eocessible point
on the Potomac. x"1
vAMDERWE1KIN = Coz Hroprietors.
Metropolitan Hotel. Geor9etown once, No lS5
Bridge % corner Of High o. ma seo2m
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ELECTION NOTICES.

LIRsT wARD-ETRST VOTING PRECINCT.
Notice 10 hereby given that in conformity to
the provisions Of the Charter of the city OF esh
inston. an election will be held in the First Sab
Precinct OF the First y ard on MONDAY, tie I'm
east side CT Nineteenth street, between aud Ii
streets, fer Collector. Resister and Surveyor 20
serve Tor two yeare, one member Of the Board OF
Aldermen to serve for two years, and three menu
bers Of the Board Of common Council 60 serve for
one year 81 which said Precinct the votes CT all
who are registered in the said First w ard of the
city Of Washington, the initial letter of whose
names IL from 20 d. inclusive. viii be received
Polls open at Z. m, and close at IN M
HENRY HINDER,
FRANCIS TAVERNS.
PETER HOTISON.
my1S Coumfesfoners
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SECOND WARD QUESTIONING PRECINCT
- Notice Is hereby given that IN Conformity %
The provisions OF the Charter Of the city of Wash
Precinct OF the Second Ward, ON MONDAY. the
III day OF June next, at the house of Mr. South on
Tor collector, Register and Surveyor to serve two
years; one member OF the Board Of Aldermen To
iSommcn Couasii, 10 serve one year; al d an A..
SCISSOR TO serve two years; at which ssid Precinct
the votes OF all who tered the said seq
ord Ward OF the city Of Washington, the initial
Ietfer OF whose names 10 from a to inclusiye
VIII be received. Polls open at a.. m and closa Al
I'm. BERNARD BRENNAN
SINCLAIR BURLEY,
WIN. PETTIBOEE,
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SEC0ND wARr--SECOND VOTING Pre-.
foy,t ShnGtTnSosics y hereby given that in con-
s.p OF Washington, an election will be held in the
second Voting Precinct Of the Second Ward, on
o. MT Nugent, on the northeast corner OF L. and
i h1rtes nth streets, for Collector, Register and
SuIvsy or, 20 serve two years; one member Of the
Board OF Aldermen, to serve tw years and three
members OF the Board of Common Council a.
serve one yesr aud an Assessor to serve two years
at which said Precinct the votes Of ali who are
reeiste in the said Second Ward of the city of
from to Il, inclusive. will be received. Polls
open All . m, and close al m;
J. A. FRANK,
A. JACKSON,
nygS
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ka ASSl M hg kesss!IEl IL!

TRI1D WARD-SECOND VOTING PRE-.
toImiy % The Ssovisoss Of ths yhsrssr Of ciss
ond Voting Precinct Of the Third Ward, on non.
DAI. the IN day Of June next, e h. w. worth
tngton 3, on u street north, south side, between
Ith and ssh streets vest, fer Collector, Rseisssr
aSd Scsvsyes. g serve tSo years ;ens nem6sr Of
three menberS Of the beard Of Oommcn Council.
to ssrve one year; which said Precinct the votes
the city ofWs:hissson the initial letter Of xhoSe
nanee 10 from % b. inclesiye, win DO receivsd
' open q . M, i ;SS 'i B. R salS m
VIM. UUOO,
JOS. y. K1LLEr,
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initial letter OF whose nsue ts from % inelu-
sise, ". De received Polls open st O. u. and
otose az D n W. FkAkEE,
4. q. BELL,
II p. CALLAN,
my OVERWHELMINGLY

T'Hikp wARD-FiFTH VOTING PRsfTNCT
u NOTICE 10 hereby given that in e,of.rrojtv 20
the 81 the yhAr,sr OF The Civ OF wash.
n gtep an election will be held in the Fifth Vofirs
day CT June next, at the corner OF Ninth s.,ast
west and New fork avenue, for Collector keg;s,sr
the Beard OF Aldermen, TO serve two years ara
three members Of the Rcard Of Common Council -
ell Who are registered in the sail Third Val -
the city Of Washiaefon the initial letter OF whose
Polls open ct . No, and Slose at7 D. IN.
N. a.. GATE,
a THOMAS.
J. W. R0pGERs,
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NJ DUKKIN, dzRpEHEI AND fLoR,sT-s
and lsy on erounds. Al york done war:
tented 20 % eetis1sctory. Garden 18th and
streets, est Of TIE Capitol. Store 3es .freet,
IT, sI.a ad end issa streets. N. B..Ao Dead
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EIFTH wAkD-FIFTH VOTING PRECYyCT
y Notice lie hereby given that in conformity 70
the provisions Of the charter Q. the ci.y OF Wash
Precinct Of the Fifth Ward on MONDAY, the 7th
DAY OF June next, 1t the school house, corner 81
Third street east and street south. for Collector,
keefster ard Surveyor, to serve two years; one
member Of the Board OF Aldermen, to serve two
years; and three members Of the Boaro Of Comm n
council. 20 serve one year; at which said precinct
the votes Of all Sho are registered In the SAID Fifth
ward OF the city Of the initial letters
received. Polls open e .. N and Close at D n
W. o. MAR1HALL-
HENBY fBAUHHM,
my2s Commissionsr.
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FIFTH WARC-.THIRDVOT RECINCT
Notice IL hereby given that in con formtty to
the provisions Of the Charter of the city Of Wash.
ingtcn an election Will be held in the Third vo-
the 9TH day Of June next, ct the house of Austin
Brooks, corner Of street south aud second street
serve TIVE years; one member Of the Bard OF All.
dermen 20 serve two years; and three members OF
the Boerd Of Common Council 20 serve one year
Ut which said Precinct the votes Of all Vhs are
registered in the said Fifth Ward Of the city O.
Washington, the initial letter Of whose names Il
from to n inclusive, will be received. Polls
open att o. m, and close q p. %
S1DNBYW HEBBBRT,
d. 3. BARNES,
WIN. MUIRaEAD,
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FIFTH WARD-IOURTH VOTING Pre-.
4 cINCT-Hotice 10 hereby given that in con
iormffy With the provisions OF the Charter of the
Fourth Voting Precinct of the Fifth Ward, on
MONDAY, the 9TH day os June next, at the school.
south, for Collector, REGISTER and Surveyor, 20
serve two yesrs; one member Of the Board Of
Of the Board Of Common Council, TO serve one
year; at which said Precinct the votes OF ali who
are registered In the said Fifth w ard Of the CITY
Of achinston the initial letter Of whose names is
from to Q, inclusive, will be received. Polls
open Att .. M, and close at p 10.
CHARLES JONES,
DENNIS CALLAN,
q. W. PARSONS,
my 70 Oemmissiopers
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SxC0ND WARD-TIIRD VOTING PRE-.
- CiNCT.Notice is he re by given It's ia CON
foimity to the provisions OF the Charter OF Ihe
city Of Washington, an election will be held il the
Third Voting Precinct Of the Second Ward on
MONDAY, the 9TH cay OF June mex {. Of the shoe
shop. corner Of Massachusetts avenue and Twelfth
street, Tor Collector, Register. and Surveyor, to
serve two years; one member Of the Board of All.
dermep, TO serve two years; and three members of
the Board OF Common Council. to serve one ye,r:
and an Assessor, TO serve two years; at which
eaid Precinct the votes OF all who are reeis.arej
In the raid Second Ward Of the city OF washing.
ton. the initial letter of whose names in from 10
N, inclusive, will be received. Polls open at a
m, and clese att ,. m.
SAML DATOHER,
GAsPAB KELLER,
8. Il. BARB.
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FOURTH wARD-FO URTH VOTING PEE.
Il CINCT-Notice 10 hereby given that in cor
iornIty to the provisions OF the Charter Of the
CIV OF Washington, election will be held ia The
Fourth Voting Precinct OF the tourth Ward on
IoNDAf the 1th day Of June next. at the Office
hctor, Register and Surveyor, TO serve two wears:
one member OF the Board Of Aldermen, to serve
two years: and three members of the Boara Of
Common Council. to serve one year: and An Az.
seseor to serve two years; at which said Precinct
Fourth wa,d of the city Of Washin eton, the INF.
tial letter Of whose names 10 from 10 inclus "a
Will be received. Polls open q a. m and Close n
p. m. J.H.CRAND,
CHARLES a. NJ WOOD.
WIN. UPPERM AN,
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EouBTH WARD FIFTH VOTTYG PRE-
L CINCT-Notice 10 hereby given tnat in con
formty TO the provisions Of the Charter OF the cty
OF Warrington, ar election will be held in the
rdtn Voting Precinct Of the Fourth ward. on
MONDAY, the eth day Of June next, at Csnter-
bury Hall, south side OF Louisiana avenue lie.
tween "a and 9th streets west, for Collector,
Register, and Surveyor, to serve two years: enc
member Of the Board Of Aldermen 20 serve two
years; three members Of the Board OF Common
council 20 serve one year; and ore Assessor: az
which said Precinct the votes Of oil Who Are
tered ia the said Fourth Ward Of the CITY Of
Wasbingtop. the initial letter Of who's nama. T.
from to z. inclusive. will be received. PoIls
open at Q. M. and clese at m.
II. FRANK KELLEY
WIN. III BDlNBURGH,
l. NOYHa
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EOpRrH wARp-FYRST VOTING PRS
II CINCT-Notice II hereby given that IN con-
formity 20 the rcvisions of the barter OF the City
81 an election will be held in the First
yotip Preeipct of the Fourth Ward on MONDAY
the 9Th day Of June next. at the ONCE OF Jusiics
Martin, No. 65 Louisiana avenue. for Collector
hesister and Surveyor. GO serve two years; one
member of the Board of Aldermen 70 serve two
years, ana three mem oers Of the Board Of Common
Council 90 serve one year; and oae Assessor %
serve two years; at which said Precinct the votes
of all no are registered In the said Fourth ward
Il the city Of Washington, the initial letter Of
WI ose names is from 20 ID inclusive, will be
ceived. Polls open ~ q. m, snc close n D. N.
JAMES DuuGHTY,
JANIS n TALLEY,
JABEZ WHsEJsR.
uyss a. n,-nis-iooars
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T,HIRD wARD-FIRST VOTING PRECINCT
Notice Is hereby gwen thet, in conformity to
the provisions OF the Char er fthe city Of Wash
tneton, an will be held in first yoeing
Precinct OF the Third Ward, on MON DAY. the 7th
day Of June next, ct Parker Moulton . ehos shoD
No. sos Eighth street, between l. and N streets
for Collector, Register and Sur veyor, TO serve two
years; one member Of the Board Of Aldermen 70
serve two years, and three members Of the Board
otCommou Council, to serve one year, At which
said Precinct the votes Of eli who are in
the ssid Third Ward Of the city of Washington
the initial letter Of whose names 10 from A 10 D.
inclusive, will be received, Polls open at : a. m
THOs. W, PHILLIPS, --
l..s-s AAkQE RUSSELL.
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SECOND WARH-FIFTH VOTING PRE-.
= CINCT.-Notice 10 hereby given that. in con
Of WashinRton. an election win be held in the
Eifth Voting Precinct Of the Second ward, on
of Mr.. Mason, on the vest side Of Thirteenth
street, between G and II streets, for Collector
member OF the Board of Aldermen TO serve two
years; three members Of the Board Of Common
two years; af which said Precinct the votes OF ali
who are registered In the said second Ward OF the
names is from 70 z, inclusive, will be receive
Polls open at .. m. and close at m.
JE WAUGH.
GEO. JILLAhD,
my 70 Comm asionera
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The Fair for the BENEFIT OF the Germ an
Protestent Orphan Asylum.

Blaner's buildings were again filed last even
Jog with a crowd, which though it might have
been larger, was still sufficient in numbers and
liberality to assure to the managers of the fair
quite an increase to their treasury. The attrac.
tons of the previous evenings, far from having
decreased, seemed to have doubled, and all the
visitors, judging from the many expressions of
their pleasure, were more than satisfied with their
evenings entertainment. Bnt still there were not
enough people there last night. The object of
the fair is one dear to every charitable heart, and
should find special appreciation in those of our
German fellow citizens and to them, therefore.
we particularly commend the fair. Let it meet
their hearty support for to their benefit it more
directly tends.
Our reporter has again to make his acknowl.
edgments 10 the Crescent and Star table--s
table of two lumnares, either of which is Of itself
sufficiently bright to ilumine any mans life, and
to the little Welcome, where he met welcome
larger than the stand itself and as great as the
hearts of the ladies who preside over it. May the
receipts of both tables multiply.
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AN AFFECTING scESE-K Kissing Wife While
Dying Of Hydrophobia.- Eckerson, who died
OF hydropbobia at addle river, had to be held by
five or six men, and during bis lucid intervals
begged TO kiss his wife, who was very III In an
other part of the house. Just before his last
dreadful 1T he pleaded so piteously to kiss her
once more before he died. that, risking the conse-
quences, they took her TO his bed. The dying
man carefully wiped the fro'h from his face, and
compressing his teeth tightly to prevent
any Of the poisonous saliva exudiug from
his mouth, kissed the lips which be had
so often pressed in love and affection, and then
resolutely turning away, after bidding her adieu
forever, relapsed into dreadful paroxysm aud
died. The man who kept the dog which bit Mr.
Eckerson, after knowing that it had been bitten
by another mad dog week before Mr.. Eekerson's
death. gave him fifty dollars as compensation for
the injuries sustained, and persuaded Mrs. Ecker
son 10 sign paper Of release from further claims.
The neighbors are very indignant, and talk about
clubbing together to carry on suit against the
owner Of the dog on behalf of the widow and or
phaDs. The neighbors think that the very least
Mr.. Hopper can DO is to pay of mortgage Of 500
resting on the Eckerson place, aud they threaten
a lawsuit If he does not lift that mortgage-ITren-
ton IN. J.) American, March 5.
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Rebuke.

The world is old and the world is cold,
And never q day is fair, l said.
Out of the heavens the sunlight rolled,
The green leaves rustled above my head,
And the sea was field Of gold.
The world is cruel, said again,
Her voice is harsh to my shrinking ear,
And the nights are dreary and full of pain.
Out of the darkness sweet and clear,
There rippled tender strain;
Rippled the song of q bird asleep,
That sang in dream of the budding wood I;
or shining fields where the reapers reap,
OF a wee brown mate and a nesting brood,
And the grass where the berries peep.
The world is false, though the world be fair,
And never a heart is pure, said.
And 10 the clinging of white arms bare,
1he innocent gold of my baby's head,
And the lisp of childish prayer.
[0verland Monthly.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, March 0-Noon.-Bsrome
FER 1929. Wind westerly. Arrived Steamships
Vicksburg. from New York, Burton. to G. A. FOs
dick & Co; st. Mary, Bourne, Galveston, to @. A.
Whitney Co.; bark Prima Donna, Perkins. fifty.
five days from Messna, with fruit to A. F. Coch
rane & Co.; schooner Constance, Asnot, six days
from Ruatan, fruit to order. Sailed: Steamship
Yazoo and ship Gertrude.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March 100 P. M.-Barome.
ter 30:30. Wind N. W. and light. Arrived Ship
ExpOunder, IrvIn, forty-six days from Liverpool,
salt TO Lowell d Bailey steamship Pacific at 2 P.
NJ, Hunter. Cardiff, to F. Schroeder & Co. Sail.
ed Steamships Bavaria, Harlan and Concordia,
and ship Lady Clarendon.