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couaTsHlp AND MARRIAGE.
Lecture by Mr.. De Cordlova.

Lecture by Mr.. Dc Cordova.
At the Charles street Presbyterian church, between
waverley place and Fourth street. Mr.. DE Cordova
delivered last night one OF his nimitable humorous
lectures In aid OF the Sabbath school connected with
with the church. The subject was "Courtship and
Marriage" upon which 1t Ii almost impossible to
say anything without saying something truthful and
good. Mr.. De Cordova's lecture is very cleverly
conceived, albeit its strong points lie more In his
comic style OF delivery than In any unusual briiancy
of wit. Referring to the old style Of popping the
question:" he reminded hts hearers that It was
vanity and selflove which make young
men afraid OF mo" which would have
ti0n. Why not go about IL painlys There was
more conceit about men than girls and yet certain
dread feeling overcomes us IN the presence OF wo-
admire twenty-five yards OF crinollne covered with
forty-five yards OF silk. Some suppose this to be
love. Nonsense. 1t Is infatuation. How often does
young man swear by all that's holy that he Ia not
worthy OF the chosen one OF hts heart and yet he oil
the time believes himself the best man aiivey The
women have more sense. They know that we must
have them, that we can't do without them, and
hence they quietly wait till the fruit Is ripe enough
no, green enough-to fall into their lap. They don't
take any trouble about It. except an occasional
little bait, as slippers, suspenders smoking
caps. Sometimes girls are In love with splendid
establishments, with the purse; but they CON-
prehend their fault better after than be-
fore marriage. The lecturer then, I'm most
graphic manner, detailed the OF love from its
first awakening In the breast OF Mr.. Tom Noddy for
gentle Cecilia and following II through all the
psychological stations and mutations, through the
gossip OF friends and acquaintance, the councils
and quarrcls OF papa and mamma, the envious and
splteful utterances OF Miss Julia McScalawag and
day when al last the knot is tied ana Seventh ave.
In left for the bridal tour. The lecture closed
with ak good lessons In regard 70 love, courtship
and matrimony The church was densely packed
with eager listeners, and Mr.. De Cordova often
interrupted.
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nYsrrmnus DEATH m TINE TENTH WARD.
A Woman Swallows Lager and u

Woman Swallows Lager and Dies.
There seems TO be hitch somewhere In the run
ming Of the Coroners once and the police telegraph
and where the trouble is, In q question OF grave
doubt At nfty-nve minutes past four last evening
. despatch was received at the Central Police Once
as follows:-
TENTH PREctScr, asp N.
dead. ''''''' - - ''''' '''s'S "o"An '0ond
visit was at once made to the Tenth precinct
station house for the purpose OF obtaining further
minutes after eight asked II there were any par
tculars In the case OF the sudden death of woman
beyond what had been teegraphed to the Central
besn here - aNo. SIR .is Il an sccidenrs; death
or by vioiencer' 1--WE don't know. II may be from
yoison. She entered lager beer saloon In Forsyth
deada 'These facts have not been sent TO the Gen.
trail OniceW "Yes; the following was sentr said
the Sergeant, reading from the bIotter:-
MARCH a-From 10th $40 p. M.-About nine A. NJ an un-
white around her neck morocco boota laced
IN front plaid botdsrcd gray shawl calico undersk black
Forsyth street.
Further inquiries resulted In ellciting the facts
that the woman's body was some time during the
without . permit having been granted by the
Coroner, who had not been at the place
indicated at twenty minutes after eight or nearly
Sergeant could not tell where the body was located
or when an inquest would be held.
The records atsthe Central once show that the
and the Coroner until ave minutes before five, SO
tnat the responsibility OF the failure to hold the In
quest and the removal or the body without permit
by an unknown undertaken, wose residence Is not
on record at the Tenth precinct, would seem to rest
Win the officers OF the Tenth police precinct. The
pupnc VIII consequently have to await the action
o. lne Coroner TO determine whether the Forsyth
s.ree, tragedy = murder or death nom accidental
or natural causes
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CHARTER ELECTION IN NEW JERSEY.

The charter election in Orange township took
place yesterday and resulted in o democratic ma
jority Of about 200 on the Surveyor Of Highways
There was no opposing candidate to the democratic
mayoralty nominee. George J. Ferry, who ran ahead
OF his ticket, he being very popular man. The fol-
lowing are the other officers eectcd:-Flrst ward
Edward D. Pierson, Councilman; Marshal n. Smith,
Chosen Freeholder. Second ward-David N. Ropes,
Councilman; Jesse williams, Chosen Freebooter.
Third ward-George Spottiswoode, Councilman;
John M. Matthews, Chosen Freeholder. In the
republicans, and In the Third ward democratic.
The Common Council now stands five republicans to
four democrats. The election was animated, but
still everything passed or with comparative order
and Quiefness. the en- tire vote polled was nearly
1000, In East Orange the republicans carried the
town. There was number OF split tickets and con-
siderable .'scratching."
In the neiehborng towns Of Bloomfield and Mont
clair the republicans made q clean sweep, efecting
all their principal officers.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

AFFRAY IN A LIQUOR SToRE.-Ab0ut eleven
O'Clock last night an ARRAY occurred In the liquor
store of John Branigan No. "a Cherry street. during
which James Smith, OF No. 81 Market street, was cut
with a bung starter-he says by Branigan. The re-
port made by the police OF the Fourth precinct does
not say whether Branigan was arrested or Is still at
large.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE-Last evening Margaret MUIR
ray, aged twenty-five years. living at No. 80 Ridge
street, while laboring under at Of temporary in
sanity attempted to terminate her troubles by jump
ing from ferryboat, at the foot OF Houston street,
into the river. She was rescued by the deck hands,
and turned over by the police OF the Eleventh pre-
cinct to her parents.
A TwENTY-FIRsT WARD CANNIBAL.-Yesterday
afternoon Henry Wilmin, Dutchman, and James
Kennedy, an Irishman. had tight, corner Twenty
eighth street and Third avenue when the latter bit
Hospital. marked for life. Kennedy was arrested
by an Ofncer Of the Twenty first precinct
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED EMBEzzLER.-On Monday
the Inspector at the Central once received cable
despatch from Bremen asking for the arrest OF q
German named Herman Newport, who stood charged
Ia that city with embezzllng 10000 thalers-about
10000 in United States currency-fr0m G. G. Bruck-
ner of Bremen. The despatch also recorded that
he had sailed from that city for New York on the 26tn
rival OF the steamship at her dock yesterday detec-
tIves Irving ana Elder, OF the Central ONCE.
boarded her and arrested Newport, who was
taken to the Central once and locked up. The
vessel ithirteen boxes OF goods which he had pro-
baby purchased In Germany, with Q view OF estab-
fishing himself In business here. As this Is an
offence that does not come under the extradition
liberty making restitution Of the amount alleged
to have been obtained by trick and device.
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THE VAN wCk-Gassst CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.

~ mas transpired that several important facts IA
voring the claims OF General Van wyck to the seat
now occupied by Mr.. Greene. were ELECTED AZ the
examination or Witnesses at Middetown. New
York. before Register Little on Friday ana Saturday
last.
Mr.. Mills, Of counsel for Greene, entered formal
protest against the taking OF testimony at that place
an being irregular.
Richard Tracy was sworn, and testified, with evil
dent reluctance, substantially "a follows. Am
a merchant sof Port Jcrvis, Orange county: a
week or ten days prior TO the Presidential
election, cream OF tartar box, containing five
or sixty naturalization papers. accompanied by A
letter OF instruction, sent 10 my place of bust-
ness from the city Of New YORK; but In what court
Instructions were not TO hand the papers
TO parties who called, but to leave them
IN the box, where access could readily be had 70
thought were after the papers + disappeareds not
wanting 10 be implicated IN the afaIr All but four
Ieen on the papers were taken, ana many OF them
were voted on. az | stood by the polls ali day. Al
far o. know the men were democrats who came
for the papers. am democrat.
a.. fatrick Powers and Edmund, his brother swore
once at Chester, never having gone near : court
or signtned their desire TO be natnralized
a number Of other witnesses testified that their
naturalization certificates were handed them by
parties who directed them how to vote the receivers
OF tpe certificates appearing before no court and
tsking no oath of allegiance. John Cavanaugh and
Ihomas Gnlan testified that IabOrrrs on the Goshen
aud Deckertown Railroad who had been In The
country only one year. and in the county from one 10
three months were supplied with naturaliza-
fogms Sm eura'es reaniren h, Without observing the
Of their ability TO vote In spite OF the law and m AZ
these papers had been sent TO them some from New
burg and some from New York c,tv
Van wycK's direct testimony has been coscd and
sent 10 Washington 20 be printed, and Will be piacad
bclcrc the Cohgressi0n DoWDltfee al an early dry
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AMATEUR raEkTRIcAls.

This was made the subject OF "humerous and
satrical discourse by Mr.. +. A. =. lntropidi last
evening. At room "a. Cooper Intitute, where few
had collected to hear the youthful lecturer. In re-
citing at length the trials and strange and ludicrous
instances attendant upon the ''stage struck" the
Zeve Dramatic Association--made up Of these
quastlors for dramatic fame--is made tne means
whereby they attain 10 much trouble. The theme
was creditably written, but the huInor and
satire was somewhat obscured by the
monotonous delivery OF the lecturer, who
totally ignored every point OF oratory In its rem
diton, which, In addition 10 his very youthful ap
pearance rendered the simie strong TO the umid
and youthful asprant for eocutonary honors of the
schoolroom. The season just passed has been pro-
lnc IN TINS species OF amusement, and marvel not
tnat thefe are many who would recognize q "famil-
lar friend" In the picture drawn by the lecturer. and
IN ns connection the lecture is not ill-tmed. The
audience, upon the WHOLE were pleased with his
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven.

new h0VeUs
PREsENTATIoNs-On Monday Messrs. Brockett
4 Tuttle presented to the Firemen's Benevolent
Association $780, in recognition OF the services
or the IRE department on Saturday morning
last when they prevented the destruction OF the
carriage factory OF the donors by fire. On Monday
evening the members OF the hremen's company
steamer NO. O. H. M Welch, presented TO Chief Engi-
neer Henrck and Assistant Engineer kennedy each
the pictures OF the members OF the company, en-
closed In o handsome black walnut frame.
REAPPoTNTED-John Gould, who has been United
States Marshal Of Connecticut since the death
OF Marshal Carr and whose commission expired
about the Gath OF February, has been reapppointed
Mr.. Gould has also appointed all the old deputies
Mr.. Gould did not obtain his reappolntment untn
about ten days after the expiration OF ms commlS
sion, and during that time the State was without
Marshal or deputy.
PoLITICAI--The utmost quiet prevails in poiti-
cal circles yet. Some work IS being done,
but no demonstrations are made or public
meetings held: The. most that occurs Is the
nomination OF candidates. Yesterday the de-
mocracy of the sixth district met at Hemingway
Hall in FAIR Haven and nominated William ). Hull.
the present deputy sheriff In Madison, candidate
for the State Senate In the Fifth district yesterday
the democrats nominated Andrew L. Hotchkiss, at
present O member OF the House fr0m Bethany,
candidate Tor the Senate IN Hartford on Monday lay
the republicans of the First district nominated for
the senate James ID. Fray, at present member OF
the House from New Britain, but he declined and 7.
M. Allyn, proprietor OF the Allyn House, Haruord
was nominated.
LIBEL CAsE.-During yesterday and Monday the
United States District Court, Judge Shipman pre-
sdiRg was in session in this city engaged in trying
the case of the New Haven Mineral Company vs.
The schooner PhGniX Captain Shailer. The schooner
was belled suit in which, 1t Is alleged that she
was engaged to take a cargo OF barytes ore from
New Haven to New York for tne nbellants.
and that in attempting to leave the wharf, through
the carelessness OF the captain, the vessel was
grounded, strained and sunk greatly to the damage
OF the barytes. The damage is laid at 1900. The
court yesterday afternoon adjourned over to Monday
next
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NEW ORLEANS, March 4-Arived, steamship Missouri,
ssrSs Harris, Wooabary rom Havana; Honiso1 ssson
fro% Boston % schr sn.snsi nsyo from DO
sisal
.nsr Liverpool sailed, s,e.masiP Geo Cromwell barEs
'sSs SSS SreS Sr h sss sasi BUNKER
NEW BEDFoRL, March s-sAled, schr George Nevsnger.
NEwroEr March pMAIys;s S :sAr; asonsISs Pratt,
for do Nye. Wiley, Boston for NAnsemond; Lo-
ss e n Ss:
folk Appssa&e % & & 90 oF so cAss ,,.
lo do; Charles Phillips Taunton for DO; VIM Wood.
smith, Fall River for do Returned schr ida, Phillips
1iaash ss sSf msrms B.es Providence for nix
Io1isr MscomOsr Taunton for doi Martin Van Buren, Har
aSf PM-Anyed, schrs Chas Atwood, Burrows, Boston
for Tangier Cabinet Burdck Providence for Eizabehpor
T sS, An"Arri1sd scSr Thos Cooper Sleeper Elizabeth.
NEW LONDON, March s-ArIved, schrs Jnlia y Pratt.
Nckerson. Boston for NYork; Isaac Borden, Hadwins
ssisd@schr. Isabel Gulf of Mexico; Lookout, Bernard.
NEW HAVEN, March s-Arrived, schrs orand Smith, PER
Merritt Glodmore; Lolita powd Blame, and dion
%or a9 Massey New sas Barton New
PHiLADELPHIA, March s-Arryed, schrs Baird,
Ireland cisnfoegos; Minnie Repper cSncvsr zaza Jonp
owsa, PIoynos,9Tn John Perry, Kelly LSttie Bsa,a
cearedBrls John Shay SieksTsoa zazs sshrs Li,se
Frank Herbert, Cr0wel, Boston Anna Myrck Se-
veps do via Newcastle Del Marietta Hand, Noron Greens
Arrived steamer Hunter, Rogers Proydenbe; schra
Adde RyeTson. Hought0n, st John, NIB Smith, NYork-
LEwEs, Del. March 8, PM-Brig Euphema, from Zaza.
and ordered to Philadelphia remains ut the
head Winds schrs Sabine, Porto Rico Wave Crest
for Cardenas Mary Long, for do, ~ from Phiadel
PORTLAND, March o-Arrived, steamship Dirigo, John
CIeared-steamship Moravian (Br) Brown, Liverpool;
scIr cIarssa Fersou, spragns, Swan Island
Flower. and others.
PROVIDENCE, March 8-Arrved, schrs Addie Chad
wick, Coan. New Orleans Baker, Brewster Charleston;
Nathaniel Holmes, Northup Eliza Pharo, Fakenham, ard
Mary Mitiin Lewis Eizabethport; II Youmans Glider
and James Parker Sr Kelley do for Pawucke Wm
saied-schrs K O Cranmer Cranmer, Baltimore; Aida.
Eaton, Elizabethport Gen Knox, Lowell NYork -
SAN FRANCISCO, March S-Arrived, ship Queen OF the
sh-ATrived ship Alice Minott, Lowell Nyork; Galaea,
Metned Hamburg bark Neser, Bearse, Newcastle, NSW
Cleared-Ship Gov Morton, Liverpool.
saiied.Ship John Tucker, Mathews. Liverpool. -
SAVANNAH, March 6--Cleared, ships Cornelia (Dan)s
Kraus. London Hos (Norl Dahl, Newcaseen.Tyne brig
Francisco de Atuna Sp Martinez, Santande Spain with
portion of the inward bound OF put In for
loney, NYork Carrie Heyer, Poland do.
Sale dShp Lammergier (Br, Swine Liverpool; sohr Don
ma An ma, Chase, Cardenss; Sophia, Cruce, Nassau.
sth-Arrived, steamship Huntsville NYork; schrs Dgo,
Cleared-SteamzhIp Leo, Dearborn, NYork schrs Bow
dom, do; Virginia, Turks Islands; Nevada, Hartford
TAUNTON March 6sailed schr Charles, Phillips NYork
roe Abbott Lawrence Obe, Providence; George
4 Albert Mcdonald, Belfast.
Clearsd, schr W Wilson, Doeow, NYork
WARREN, March CARVED, scbr Horizon, Newman,
Elizabethport.
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briefly recaritulated the evidence TO the Jury. He
stated that the original wife OF the prisoner uied
under similar suspicious circumstances conlpeiihg
the holding Of an inquest upon ner remains;
He considered it very unfortunate that the son OF
the prisoner who evidently could tell all tne Iacts
in the case II he felt disposed, was not inclined 70
tell the truth. In his own opinion ,nele was no
doubt that the deceased came 10 her ueatn tnrough
violence at the hands OF the prisoner.
The jury, alter few moments denneration rem
dered the following verdlct-"That the said Eliza
Callahan came TO death by injuries at the hands
OF John Hibat on the 7th day OF March. 1862 In
sixty-sixth street. between Eighth ana Ninth
avenues.n
The prisoner, on being examined by the Coroner,
stated that he was q native OF Germany, his age
sxtyfour and his occupation that OF night scaven-
ger Relative to the charge preferred against him
OF having caused the death OF the deceased, he
lie was committed to prison to await the action OF
the Grand Jury.
widow and has several children living in this city.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
EX-GOVERNOR GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,.
ITis views on Financial QsestIons

-" views ON FINANCIAL Questi0nss
AZ Mr.. Boutwell's views with respect TO financial
matters have been the subject OF good deal OF In
qury In the last day ortwo our readers are remind
ed OF his remarks In the Republican state Con.
vention last fall and especially OF the following SEN
tcnccs:-
We do not propose 70 tolerate, sanction or permit
an issue OF demand notes payable IN coin, 30 be ex
changed for the time bonds OF the United States We
intend TO limit, and n necessary TO diminish
graaua,,y, x a,'1r tne volume Of paper money until
OF coin, We intend that there shall be
one currency for the bondboFder the merchant.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

currency shall be OF the value OF gold When this s
done the public debt will be paid, a. the resources
af those who pay and OF those who receive. When
the credit OF the country Is restored as WIN be by
can issue bonds payable after ten twenty years,
bearing lower rate OF interest, and thus save an
nuay the sum OF twenty or thirty millions OF dol
public credit the people must dispel by their votes
the apprehension OF national dishonesty In the pub
lie finances The republican party knows no policy
In finance hut hOnesty
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

A NEW ERA IN ILLUSTRATED JOURNALISM.
FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPERS for
this week. commencing twenyeghth volume, printed
entirely in new and beautiful type and rsmodsed all is
departments introduced the public model Of sxce
lencs in Illustrated Journalism The list OF contributors to-
it, literary COLUMNS win attest the high an
standard of merit that Mr.. Leslie, having
secured Of the popular writer's Of fiction in
IL puss sphere of several celebrated authors in the
neds Of Science and Industry, w from week to week,
develop his plan Of improvement the publication Of fes
lures 30 valuable attractive command immediately
the attention Of those who desire introduce instructive
and entertaining Illustrated Newspaper into their families
SUMMARY OF CONTENTS OF FRANK LEsLrE's
ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, for this week tSo 1867,
commencing Volume XVIII, under the new era.-
TExr-Editorai- OF Science in America; Cub.
and the Cuban Question: by Richard B. Kmbar; Tongues
from Tombs by Hon. @. squsr; The Theft Of the Opal
BY Harriet Prescott spoord Tiger Hunting Siberia BY
Thomas w. Knox The Prussian Terror oon.nusd by Aez
Richard B. Kimba; Lost Il Sea- by Phoebe Cary sotuds
Descriptive of Engavngs, Art Gossip, Theatrical MsceL
laneous.
observation-disclosures James O. Blaine. Speak
the House Of Representatives. Rev. Richard H. Steele
New Brunswick, N j.; the Inauguration Bar-two snrsv
ines the Inauguration Of President Grant; Administering
tho of Once double page engraving; Pictorial Spirit OF
the Illustrated European Prcsssight engrsvnEs the Theft
OF the OPAL illustration Of story Tongues from Tombs
seven enravings the African Race in Consess Hon. j. w.
Menard Addressing the House; Aboriginal sculptors-
engravings First Reformed Church. New Brunswick N J
gmoksd nj Both Euds-comic
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SHIPPIN N E w S.
Almanac ier New York---This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH ., 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Purers Of ves.cs arriving at this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached 70 Steam
Yacht neet The New York Associated Prsss not
collect marine reports attend The delivery Of packages
win be by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting. held March 1885,
Resolved That and after April 1853 the Associated
Press WIN discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
~ The ONCE Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JRANNETTR 10 at Whitehall slip. All communications from
consgnses the inward bound YES
sells wall be forwarded free Of charge.
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schr A Shepard, Van Cheat, Baltimore.
6chr Ireland, Townsend, Baltimore.
schr Transit Endcott, Baltimore for Somerset.
schr Fawn, Wiley, Philadelphia for Portland
schr Albion. Shaw Rockland with line to Gambia Pres
sew.
Schr Free Wind, Christie Newport.
schr Curtin Jr. Williams WhItestone
Schr Joseph w Brick, Mullins, Stamford.
6chr N Bartlett. Brown Norwalk Islands.
Sehr AlmrH, Earle, Glen Cove.
United States cutter Hugh NcCnlouRh from .
cruise. March g. 25 miles Sc OF Sandy Hook spoke brig
Tber (Br from Kingston, for New York. ~ days out
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SAILED.

Steamships City OF Manchester, Liverpool via Halifax
Hosatia Hamburg; Virgo Savannah; Charleston Charles
ton Albemarle, Norfolk, &c
Wind at sunset s, light
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS

DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsTIC or
~ detention from business FOR Structure, Fistus, Piles,
Diseases OF rev vscera, Diseases Deformes OF hs
eye, nope face and person. Address, by letter or personally
HbNRY a. DANIELS, N. d.. ia Lexington avenue.
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ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship New York (NG, Nordcnholdt Bremen Fob n.
Via Southampton asd with ndsr and ss passengers. %
sss rsos &C. sss nS 5
from % s Snd on to m and
S's A'i s's
tss. sss rS
miles north Of Hstsras .gnazcd steamship vrsSa hence
s' % %
'Vse ses%.np Rh Gan Salvador xcseo Savannah March 6
with m:s and osa % es,.1 March
md.e and pa.scnssr., % Morgan Go; March Sc an
81 Cape Lookout fenvs ssnos fST Ssw
rx light a. for
S.gGS y s;ys:,. X. s:, 60 ., sgS . , with
shP AIsnee ashore At Hs,,erss e Msrrsy Ferris Co
Norfolk with mdss and passengers, TO the Old Dominion
Steamship Carroll Hudsins Baltimore with mdss, to WIN
ss.' e g, s:r.GH H:yss .,s" Is ,:y
wnas p q peb have been 10 days north Hs,ieras with
sss or
damage Sailed IN company with brig Mnnchaha, for
s.rs Sss. xe, Hyssr trinidad |, days, with sugar 70
Il S.Ss nors a. Of s.rs heavy and Hw sass s
.pss2s's Sss days with md. to
Bentley Nnler 4 Thomas. Had heavy weather.
~ooa n... msS sssy @.ss.r dufas he pss
Grhr Ocean ouesn fBr. Ho'ten, Palermo "a days. via
Cbransr days fruit 10 Chamberlain Phelps Co.
Had hssvy and NV gales most OF the psssage lost jib
boou and main rnG the Southern passage. March
n ION Il spoke brig Nsssrene, from Ms,anras for
s~hr la Nay cot Jonespors) prisko Msysgues Pr ~
days. with s,gHs and mossses 70 rowridges Sons. Had
s c: q Y, .s have been 10 days north
echr T. Bayies, Baylea, yacksonvfe days. for New
Haven Win lumber, Snow Richardson. Feb 2 lat 90
III lon ~ a. In heavy gale from NV with heavy lost
avng nbboo, forstopmast and b opsa The foretopmas
u failing weni through The srysA which using for
sehr smI,h Tcoher, Charleston days. with cotton
and rcc Mccresdy Had heavy weather most OF The
arhr John rsnthaII, Martin, Virginia.
grlr Highland Chief Freeman, Virginia.
Rchr Chingarors, Rogcrs Virginia.
gchr J CHdwsader, Stcelman, Virginia.
prhr Tnns Depsw, Crtfenden, virginls.
pchr Susan y Jayne, Collins Virginia.
cchr Only Gon, Collins, Virginia.
schr "a Lsnisll, Taylor, Virginia.
Nrhr w Morris, Pearce. Virginia.
sehr n q A Ward. Edwards, ffelnia
schrJ N sepuine, FRENCH Virginia
eeaf Alvlra. Banker. Cate Httfy.