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PROPOSALS
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR
" THE ERECTION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

AtFlCE OE COMMlSSlONEhS FUR
" THE ERECTION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1870.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received for the
following work and materials required in the execu-
ton of the WALNUT Street portion Of the PUBLIC
BUILDINGS, to witt
For all the excavations, including the trenches
for the foundations The price TO be stated per
cubic yard which is to cover all digging, hauling
away the surplus earth, and cutting down and re-
moving whatever trees may come in the way OF the
excavations, without extra measurement or allow
ance.
For taking down the terrace wall, cleaning the
bricks, and ping them up adjacent to the buildings
taking down the iron ralings, the gate piers, the
coping Of the wall and the steps, and depositing
them on the grounds, and removing all the rubbish
occasioned by the same The price for this portion
OF the work to be stated in gross
For concretiBg the entire foundation OF the build
ings with small broken stone and cement mortar,
and grout In conformity with the specifications
The depth OF the concrete to be three feet and the
lateral dimensions to conform to the plans. The
price to be stated per cubic foot, and to include all
materials and labor.
For furnishing and delivering large-size building
stone the price be stated per perch OF % cubic
feet measured in the walls. Also for select build
ing stone, averaging by feet, and from IL to 10
inches thick the price for the to be stated per
cubic foot, delivered on the ground.
For building all the cellar wallis and the outside
walls OF the basement story. as high as the level
line OF the pavement, according to the plans and
specifications. The price TO be stated per perch Of
20 cubic feet, laid in the walls, without extra
surement, and to include all labor and all materials
except stone.
The contract or contracts will be awarded to the
best and the lowest bidder or bidders who will be
required to give approved security for the faithful
performance OF the same.
The plans and specifications may be seen at the
ONCE OF the Architect, Mr.. JOHN McARTHUR, JR.,
No. 206 g. SIXTH Street
The proposals TO be sealed and endorsed "Pro-
posals for Public Buildings" and addressed to
JAMES v. WATSON, Chairman OF the Committee
on Contracts and to be left at che ONCE OF the Com
missioners OF Public Buildings, in the new Court
House, SIXTH Street, below Chestnut, ON the 14th
day OF February next ensuing, between the hours OF
II and II O'Clock A. M at which time the bids Will
be opened, in the presence OF sucn piaders az may
wish to attend
BY order OF the Committee on Contracts.
1le WIN lit III E II. G. PUGH, Secretary
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DR. M. KLINE CAN CURE CUTANEOUS
Euptons, Marks on the Skin, Ulcers in the Throat.
Month and Nose Sore Legs and Sores Of every conceiva
bic character. Once, No 5. ELEVENTH, between
Ohesnut and Market streets.
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ROOFING.

ID z D Y r o o FL N c.
N This Roofing is adopted to all buildings 1t can bs
STEEP OR FLAT ROOFS
at onehaf the expense of tin 1t is readily put on old
ShinRe without removing the shingles avoid
ing the damaging of ceilings and furniture while under.
going repairs. AZ No gravel used.)
PRESERVE YOUR TIN ROOFS WITH WELTON'S
ELASTIC PAINT.
always prepared Repair Paint Roofs at short
notice Also, PAINT FOR SALE by the barrel or eaIon
w. A. wELTON,
81S No. I'll N. NINTH Street. above Coates.
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ITO OWNERS, ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS,
Il AND RoOFERS-R -Roofs Yes, zee. Every size and
RoxS Rs EG SNT HNb o N ANY
are selling their celebrated paint for TIN ROOFS and
plex roof covering the best offered 70 the public with
Fire, and Waterproof; Light Tight Durable No crack.
ing Pesing shsnking No paper gravel or heat Good
men %en supplied Care pr9mptness Oertaints One priest
ssRi "AA''' ''f 'n'si JOSEPH LEEDS. Principal
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tion-two TO each poll Of whom lie to be named by
the Inspector In the minority.
CASvAssING.
This begins at the close OF the poll, and must be
finished before adjournment. No person except the In
tpectOrs aud clerks NEEDLE with the canvass but
the people be present The order OF canvassing is
at present The statements must be made. signed, aud
sealed IN publc, and opened by the Count
Canvassers. No inspector clerk shall be candidate
Tor any Office cxcapt Inspector Of Election.
PUBLIC PROCLAMATION.
As each box Ia completed proclamation shall be made
OF me result before the next box is opened This proe
nation shall state the number OF votes In the box, and
the number for each person. with the OF the office
aud such proclamation shall be TDa Jdee evidence of
the result.
BUREAU OF ELECTIONS.
The Supervisors shall establish Bureau In the ONCE
OF their cloIk the head to be appointed by the Mayor
the head Of the Bureau appoints his clerks, and all re-
turns are TO be filed with m. He Will provide the tally
checks aud books for the polls.
ELECTION DISTRICTS.
The Common Council arrange these annually by the 1st
OF September. giving them as nearly as possible 900
voters each: polling places must be designated by the
10Th OF October, none OF them to be In place where
liquor is sold.
For false registration guilty OF felony; false voting,
voting than once, persOnatng any other person,
real fictitious melting Others TO vote Illegally also
felony punishable by To three years in State Prison
False swearing causing false registry Is PERJURY ON
guilty OF corruption or violation OF TINS act
are guilty OF felony. The same for connvlng at or
permitting, with knowledge, any false registry
voting; conviction, State Prison one 10
five years. Fraudulent canyassing, fraudulent returns
refusal omission to make true returns, or melting 10
such acts and altering returns IL felony with Two 10
five years III state Prison All such Onenses must Dc l
medatcy prosecuted by the DstrctAttOrney IN Court
OF oyer and Termlner and in case OF conviction the
Court shall not suspend sentence. Other penalties not
inconsistent with this act are preserved.
All parts except the sections concerning registration
go into effect at once the registration clauses 20
operation on the 1st Of July.
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Fps ARRIEED.

FROM BREMENIn steamship Man, April 9Alon Mande Jean
Mau John Meyer Aaron Kaufman and family Helene 1undsr
shme Leopold Gociak. Ida Deuseb Eisad kong Leroy "
scbiveiag. Mss Heibe, H. Gray r. Ross A%ry Lls1s E
Geiseler Levin n. Shiysrto1 W. Lamb o. "lams
aud Ee Hageps Geschwste Won aRens Ans
Bieiouann. Meier, ina Gruben Charlotte
P.l.r Ernt subenbegger r. Fuha Au Fecseri Mel Schn
Ka,cbrn schmidt Kheger Michael Sobr Phip Hun JgL
Kruger W Nnriemaun Hennee HaboT Carl Ringer Gust c.
ela1 Louis Umann Geo B!e Otto Peeh. j. g. bsgrr snd "
it T. Rleri and family b. Whitley and family A. Gere H. Mitchell
aud family. Miss Bistey
FROM iONDONIn steamship Atalans April a-Chs H. NoTin
Mary Sosan Morgan r. Paul. Albert MARTY Car Irf
Adoph Pueh Geo Pene Mary A. Perne y re-
PerBe Richard Peae George Fisher Ellen FI'Ser eIp
TRoM HavAYA--In steamship Missouri April sMrs Anna NJ
SeyoI Mrs. Maria Jesus ST. Mojon. Franco Mougn and serS-
su Walter A. Utch.e Reynolds Santiago del Val Thomas
Perue H. Labate, Turk Youssef Be1 lin Anil julia Villa
r. Williams j. LL0ey G. X Rla r. Pr1l.,
A. HummiL Williams r. Hghtboarne, J. DAVIS A. Dodge, u T.
Hutchinson, H. Hopping. Jobn Khla
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW YoRK..........................Apm
CLEARED.
Thomson Liverpool Camilla Peace London
ssrsh Jones Philadelphia Reuo Pennington, wilmington, N
Ship III O'Brieu, Oliver. Caa" -
Barks-on Quern BerrT, Liverpool Mariana III Fsa Ibon
Bds-Blear Babu Antigua; W. Goddard, Randall ST. john
n B. a. ~. nj,
T Pane Nudge, Baeoa Sandy H.os k"gsrs corpus Snn'
WIN. lice. nc Richmond; Marie heFaiden PorAgo on'l
TooEer Baltimore; zeiys Cfowe Boston, Mary ~ MURRAY, New
B.SSse-seymOur McKeun. South AmbOy
ARRIVED.
Steamship ATLANTA PkhAn London March 20 and iaVe March
steamship Main N G otersniorp Bremen March % via SOu'hsnp
Steamship Pioneer shickk'rd, Havana ! days 'Gg"
Steamship Huntsville Crowel. Savsnush. mdse and pass
Steamship Charleston Berry, Charleston. mdte and pass
Shp Elizabeth Nicholson COSBY Shanghai Jan tea;
Bal S1ramento Robbins ST. Helena " days palm oil, Is
Bark Lizzie H. Spring, Calcutta us days. mise
Bns Aiarais Wallace; Gsafaeso' % diy' sugar
Bns Eliza TaomsOn Ui Pooee r. l9d;,s sugar aod mo9s.e.
Sch Matthias Cbeeran Zazn IL aad moiasses
Sehr Raikaus, Noniourg Malaga 70 days. fruit
scHooSERs KIyEs AS0 CoasTwsK
L. C. A. WarI PoEomote Va A. I. Lyon, BALTIMORE
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN PRlSCsco April 6ArdTei ships hemnoo from Boston,
ntan, for Honolulu
vslpsro with earso Of lumber pvt Tahiia distress where
her cargo VAS sold
Brg Eleanor Miller for Sierra Leone March no
lat Sc @ The rigging but the Orema aud eOoom the dAJ be-
BsrS Hnala eme1 from SewYork Rouen, March 90 lat
493I. Ion. l9
The whaling bark John nagSn from !. Helena ~ Ina fof
With ITO bbs oil, spoken March ~ 10 'a] H. 'OD 0A
MEMORANDA.
Ship charles Marshall from Liverpool arrived up from the Light
Bris Proeus Hail. from Maanras arrived h aud anchored inside
the Bar. came up mss NJ
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THE NEW ELECTION LAW.

CHANGES FROM THE PRESENT sYSTEM-GOlNG
BACK TO THE ELECTIVE SYSTEM
Our Election laws are SO well known that IL
not necessary 20 the multitude OF provlsohs
The law lust enacted puts the regular elections III No
veber the arrangement Of boxes, adding one
for Election preserves the present order Vi
changes the opening OF the polls from sun
rise 6:42 10 O'Clock. and the closing from $40 10
oclock-thus giving about hour more time ior Vo'hg'
INSPECTORS ELECTION.
The act provides for the old system OF choosing spec
tors OF election (now appointed by the Police Comms
seners) so that only shall be Voted Ior OH
one ticket the two highest to be- declared elected ana
the next CHEST be appointed by the Mayor. ihero
will Ia election distrets-tbat wofh -
done by the Inspectors The Mayor is 10 MI 'aca
cies being careful to preserve the political complexion OF
the boards The powers and duties OF Inspectors re
main substantially unchanged.
REGISTRATION AND CHALLENGING.
The Registry law is preserved, with the addition tha
II applicant resided n tcncmenthousc. his rooms
must be designated well as the number OF the bnild
ing. Tie OF the list s to be made on the Thurs
day preceding the election instead OF Saturday NJ that
the lists open 10 all voters who may re-
require the registrars 10 write TO be challenger
against they may believe not entitled to vote
when saeb persons offer they must take the gene
raj oath the ballot shall be rejected Proysoh Is
10 nc made at each poll for challenger OF
each party VINO shall nave places, @ @wnoio
duties 10y tie police Inspectors and Registrars FioiaihB
these PROVISIONS shall be deemed guy of felony ana on
conviction be- msoned from ono To nye years. anu us
qualified from holding any Oico Ia the state Iefsons
Interfering with cileHgcrs guilty Of nisdcmeahor'
and Oh conviction imrsoned from six months 10 year
JOfL CLERKS. -
ta ha i.iaI tla
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TEMPLE ISRAEL, BROOKLYN

The conservation of the Jewish Temple Israel,
on Greene-ave, between Adelphist and Carit"n.a'e'
brooklyn took place yesterday afternoon The edce Is
handsome one Of brick, with brown stone 'front.' for
merly occupied by Uniyorsa)is Society," ana purchased
by the Israel for 10000 The congregation
Is OF the Reform order and has been In existence pu'
The services be gan with the anthem by the
choir flow goodly thy tents. o jacob AFTER when
the eonsecration prayer made by tho ReV. H. u
tnx,n Rabbi OF the con gregaton. The procession OF
mniser bearing tho scrolls Of tho Law. and young girls
M white. with b0u0uen VI p0Wera taen @AIcneo AVunV
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,bo c,rrcb severa n,es the choir meantime chanting
The sermon German was delivered ny ~" -,
Adler. Rabbi OF the Temple Emanuf s" NeN frneSi nc
the Rabbi the Rev. r. G. Levin. conuuclInE we @ 49,,
preached the consecratiOn sermon III hngNs"
text Behold, how good aud pleasant u y 2' ca
dwell together in unity" JudaisD, ne sam, y, W. ,
ligon OF love. 10 Judaism that nst tahgn, 'i @ ,
taught the lessons Of kindness, even TO the bfte
IL throtlb all its teachings, and gave u u cia
be considered the first pure faith given 10 inhuhh e
referred to the present aud past condition OF e"c"H
Brooklyn The stagnatlOn OF the past bad gwen WY 10
the reign OF progress now existing. They bad Deen
ght what the spirit Of the dictated 70 nc
employed In their good works they had succeeded nc
cause they had employed these The bond o love
still existed between them their brethren OF The or
thOd0X class and he hoped IL would always continue ana
grow closer He thought that the reign OF Intolerance
was over. and that had begun 10 admit that hih
was responsible 10 God alone for religious belize lie
closed by coBgrauang the congre CATION Oh their new
or Worship.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB-ADDITIoNAL ENTRIES.

AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB-ADDITI0NAL ENTRIES
In addition to the entries for the American
Jockey Club races published IN THE TRIBUNE Of yesier
day. the following have been received:
ANNUAL sWEEPsTAKEs-lS71.
TyersS ch. Calogram, by Censor dam imp Manf
IS Hunter Tagers, By Censor, dam JeanJ Rose
By Glencoe.
6 nanter TaveIss Mace by Kenaciy dam Micreek' By
Sovereign. . o., A.. 4,
H. Jcha COaees 10. Elliott by Aerod, dam Little Mss BY
Sovereign. o
HUNTER sTAKEs-lS71.
TO- Hunter TraveTss b. Mliaee bJ k-racV ram Acrerh
H. Hunter Trayers ch Tenys BY Censor dam Jenny h0se
b. Glelcoe. D., , n
H. A. keeue Rchass eb by War Dance dam the dam Of op
li.gst by Gieuco
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
sATURDAY APRIL Q.


via and Bremen, per steamship 'ou
from ohoken close PosOce at " Steamship sai' AZ u
Supplementary Mail Tor paid letters OHly naae aP on bremen
Pier and closes at lao ,.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

William +. Day, well-known lawyer, alea
ON Wednesday evening at the supper thbio ~ n o % ~
I,,neth j. He had acted for the past year 10 frcs
d.nt nj nm Iusur apoo Company 81 NewsH.
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Bort Glarosns' Notitt.

STATE Ekw.YORk,
PosT-wARpss Ovrios, No % Willanstl
NOTICE is hereby given, In accordance with
~ Section passed April H. 1857, entitled 80 Aesto
Once the Port Of New fort TO all persons
in having Of the subject matter 0! suea inquiry
sInpaueu following vessels under eEuu.
uou by the sIansIoIs
within succeeding this notice " beaId sS'
Tssses
Steamship Isaac Bell.
Steamship Nhrrnan.
steamship
Ship American Unl0p
Ship
Bark Martin w.
Bark Triumph. reHepousS
Bark WIN. Van
Bark irma.
Brig Hyperion
Brig Nellie gay.
Brig William Mche
Mercedes
Sarah K Emma.
Bng Helen o. Phinney. .rI.ouceA
Brig Is. +. Mash
II. Mills
CHAS MACoMBbR, President
J. AUss HERMAN, Secretary.
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FRIDAYS WEATHER REPORTS A. NJ
urNfATuRR lIVANa

! IMMATURE ALMANAC
63]l Moon SETS. l:53
DAY. -
sand, Hook l Cows aul.... 2:OlI Hell Gate 32
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" Forty DoIIars.v

The Rev. WASHINGTON Ro0MAN VI West Farms visiting tho
Midnight Mission few snce and seeing s pressing n,i1a
large building proposed To be one Of oOO persons 10 Te
40 each is purehaseo Forty Dollar Pda" Bmsdi
. adopted persons promptly forward and sbd
newpape calling for 1000 Forty Dollar subscribers, which
promptly responded to BY many prominent eii1eos
MANY who previously 8 +5 wrote 10 the Treasurer,
requesting him place their the ForyDolar sYta
have checks for 800.
About so still wsuted complete the Forty Dollar LIST
TAy ,rill certainly b, obtained WHO SHALL THEY BBi
pamen, Of only required subsebngbe bdLInee can bs
paid three paymeusx H. and IS monA Those sho prefer 10
10 a pay the $40 at once
The responded 70 the call for so suhso
In addition to those previously Acknowledged;
Percy r. Pyne, 1bur"w Weed
Z. ". Smith, L. C"estPoirih
Abraham Givs Cbas W. Whitney,
Mrs Y. A. Noulton WIN. r. Cuey
Another Forty" Hugh Auehneo,s,
WP B,eecker zone ior whom Jesus died"
Jobn C.,xel $500 Hou. Vincent 5. Bradford tPhlAl
Mrs Coford Jones, Mrs lienU 3 Feanng
Morris X. Jesup. L. H. 10 New" NF''f
~" ($sol,
AppREss-PLINY r SMITH, TEEtsUNsH.
(Coatnebtal Life Insurance Coz,
No. I6 SiSSAU-sr.
yoICOTr RICHARDS NJ D., President Leroy place
DANIEL HUNTINGTON vcrPresideat ~ East TweUns.hst
ROBERT s. HOLT. Secretary 81 Wauen'i
The "AIeg ghaninns" yocAits aud Sws. Bel kugers -
snnS Pr,sb1 Church Vack MONDAY b'ENihO
lith inst at O. oc Tickets % cents
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~ natsd the ailrcas aade siasissf he
mo approved manner sohag hat EAfkACf rthn ad 10 'ha
without PAINS NsS psnsss ts.nJ bee h.f .Ass ="
snss Ne 10 Cooper inshss,s
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&lsSnins darAs, &r.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. loi Full
~ tonst-~EDDiNa CARDS and fiNs STATIONERY 'Ss's'
hshsi lsia)
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the TRENTON com ION COUNCIL sOvass,e.

Tbs squabble about the city Offices, which has kept
the Trenton, N. j. Common Council at dead lock
since the 18th OF April last partially ended on
Monday evening, both parties having agreed to
compromise. The republicans appear to have the
best OF the ngnt having secured the presidency OF
the Council and the Receiver OF Taxes The City
Clerk and Treasurer are both democrats The police
question has not yet been settled but Is supposed
that half the present force VIII be removed
to make room Tor corresponding number
OF republicans. When the question comes up for
discussion aomc lively times are anticipated. The
IN since their last term OF Office expired, on the first
Tuesday In May, and 1t Is feared that the republi-
regular monthly salaries during that time The men
have received no pay since last April. and two or
three. who happen to have large families are In
need OF funds The men are heartily disgusted with
the situation OF AFFAIRS and unless the question Is
definitely settled at the next meeting the Council
II Is likely that many Of them viii resign.
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Man Falls Down Hay Spout Very Little
Larger than His Body-A HeadIong De-
scent Of Fifty Feet-Possiblc Recovery-The
Perils of q Livery Stable,

A Man Falls Down a Hay Spout Very Little
Larger than HIS Body-A Headlong DE.
scent Of Fifty Feet-POssiblo Recovery-The
Perils Of q Livery Stable,
[From the Ruffalo Courier, July ISL :.
II Ia seldom that we are called upon to chronicle
Cured yesterday afternoon at the well known
near North Division. A hostler employed there,
named Jim Kerns, or cames, who lives on Mich as
during the afternoon to be little the worse for
liquor; but as he was In the habit of attending to
the small amount Of business required OF him
when in q semi-befogged condition, which was not
it. About five O'Clock in the afternoon he
went up to the hayloft to throw down fodder.
The hay Is stored in the third story OF the
stable, or rather the fourth, considering the
cellar, where the horses are kept, as story, and
is pitched down through spout about twenty
four by eighteen inches in area. The entire dis
lance nom the upper floor to the basement must
BE- 1y % feet kss pitched
Ter. on duty below. received and fed to the
horses. The supply being sufficient Kerns de-
sisted from labor, and nothing was heard from
HIM for half an hour. About that length Of time
from the departure of Kerns for the upper re-
gions, the hay running short, Flanagan, who was
seated on sort of truck below the mouth of the
spout, called out, Jim, pitch down some more
hay" The almost immediate answer was the ar
rival Of poor Kerns himself, plunging head fore
most through the spout, and striking his skull with
great force against the truck. He was taken up
insensible and covered with blood and car.
ried to his home. DIR. j. Il. Miner at
tended him, and found the fracture of
the skull so serious that he performed
the delicate operation Of trepanning, taking off
two square inches from the brain. The consttu-
ton of the injured man is so good that DR.. Miner
has hopes of his ultimate recovery. An examina-
ton of the scene of the casualty makes the won
der great how man could possibly have fallen
through the small spout, which, except in length,
does not surpass the dimensions of an ordinary
chimney. The only reasonable supposition,
though it may seem far from reasonable to many
sane minds which cannot comprehend the lido
syncracies Of mental unhealth, Ia that ne was
aroused from drunken stupor, which his silence
Of half an hour tends to render probable, by the
notice of Flanagan, when q sudden crazy impulse
caused him to precptate himself to almost GER
tain DEATH The fact that the fall of fully fifty feet
did not kill him at once shows that he must have
thought better of his idea when he felt himself
falling and tried to save himself by the of his
hands and feet The casualty is one of the most
singular on record
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
steam,hlp vile derPars tFn, surmon. Havrs July via
lad very hea1g head sn ~na % So cs III the
passage Arrived a. Quarantine at Pm 2sth July 90 LAT
~ Ton - saw brig Blackboard (BD 2sd latds Ion S.
o:aI,S ';S ysT;s Liverpool and
ss passed on :ss%ssp bound s
a S s Il Sa y A Hssy g..
from Liverpool for New York; same time, bark Kahn
Steamship San Jacin.o. Atkins, savannah July %, with
sna NC with a.e
and passengers TO Murray Ferris Co. ,,,.
Norfolk WITH mdss passengers. the Old DsmnioD
Hs S a e.: kss e s ~ 4:
Bank. since moderate westerly winds and fog July 49, at
y 'gS New ' %ola yih1 hence
S S' c Id
GSn G ivy 70 "a l ss
Day 10 nnshcr sd. outside ,s the bar;
and passengers Mddei ton Co. Had moderate weather
Brii Milwaukee Brown. Calais, days. with ash, to Miller
sehrJohn Lee, yangldcr, Wilmington, Nc days, 18th
MAYA suS stores; 10 N. Ms'i .,,,,..r v,.a.,.
s sssr 49p M sms' 1a msa.' vr va1sn''
scbr Oliver sceheld, Dis.osway, Georgetown, DC.
Schr Oceanus Sattery, Georgetown, Dc, for Hudson.
scsr s.. Nynp o CITY
master.
s. Ds': s' Ms.''y
mast; returned 10 this port for repairs.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Aysford sr Martip3 Windsor, MS, for New York,
schr South 20 Gross Br Robinson Windsor Ms for New
York; with plaster TO Wotherspoon Bros vessel to De
sssf AHIo, al BSrss R Ham, John SB for New
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s1ar ID. May (Br), Hilsbora Nh. for New York. win
sehr Fitch Chapman. Georges Bank for New York,
lumber 10 Simpson Clapp.
lime 10 J v Haviland,
scSr Xvarsdo, Ferris Bangor for Jersey City with um
Der. :,
Echr Smith, Van Arstale, Boston Tor Rondout.
Schr Emma, Potter Nantucket for New York. With fish 10
schr Hydrangea Pettis Providence for Enzabethport
Schs Aida, Knowles, Providence for Elta6ethport.
Schr AdeIa Felicia, Elliot, Providence for Kondout.
Schr Harriet Lewis Taylor, Newport tor New YORK.
6chr Ida Hudson, Greeley, NorYich Tor New YORK..
schr Emerald. McCusker, Sag Harbor for New YORK.
schr r CLARK, Stocking Middletown for New York.
echr Josephine, Lindsey, New Haven Tor New YORK;
6chr Stevens, Mitchell, New Haven for New YORK.
6chr Mail, Holmes, Greenwich for New York.
6chr Thos Jefferson, Fox, Stamford for New YORK.
=, BOUND EAST
steamship Neptune. Baker, Now York for Boston.
Bchr Messenger, Pesse, Port johnson for Taunton
Schr Bra.os,--, Rondout for Hartford
schr n Webb, Smith, Rondout for New London.
Hchr Success, Richards Newburg for East Greenwich
6chr Onward, Gorhann, New York for Nantucket.
6chr Wild Hunter Hatfield New York for Sc John, NB
Schr !ds jayne, Greene, New York for Providence
6chr VIM McC0bb, -, New York for Bangor.
schr Josephine, Phinney New York for Cohasses Mar
rows s...
sehr Re dineton. -, New York for Rockland.