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Notice.

FENHosE owing tAs iEte Srn q arsgg HeFaddsn,
ii arc requested 90 call and settle immediately.-
The books can be oand aE the store Of Messrg Biss
tand AyFes oar Old stanG, and they au uthoriLsd
to reo5ivs money and "a the setlnmept OF said
business, oHd " Hse ny AEme in reoeipting for the
oaae.
AZ the assets o. sald iato hrm q GFeEg HoFaddsn
ere not probably, more than sufficient to pay its La
bitIss, ana the undersigned is the only solvent
nsnbeT thereof It will be heeessary for him to make
collections promptly. JOIN Z. GREGG.
July s., 1870. ly9Sd
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LOUIS AND
''Loui, has had his baptism of ara.'-IEmpor0r''

''Loui4 has had his baptism Of are.'-[ Emperor
slegram.
Glow jolly, Papa how funnyt
How the blue men tumble aboutl
Huzza there's a fellows head Off
How tho pretty red blood spOuts sutr
"Ehd look, what folly bonfire!
Wants nothing but eoored light;
Oh, Papa buru a lot Of cities,
And burn the next one al night"
''Tes, child, tits Operatic,
But don't forget, in y0ur glee,
For your sake this play is playing
That you may be worthy Of ne.
."They baptized you In Jordan water
Baptized a Christian, mean;
But you come Of the race Of Cssar,
Aud thus have their baptisms been.
"Baptlzed 10 true Ca4ar fashion,
Remember through all your years
That your font was a burning city,
And your water is widows tears"
-ILondon Spectator, August 6th.
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Enigma.

Nv 1st ls in Adam, hHt not in Eve;
Nv 9ud is in tea, but not in coffee;
Ey 3rd is in butter, but not I'm milk;
Nv 4th is IN husband, and not In loveri
Nv ain iu in Heaven, but not 10 glory
Nv 6th Is IN few, and not in many;
NJ I'm e. in marriage, and not IN Wedloek;
NV 7th iS in spin, but not IN spun
NvpIB II f. the end of iais anigma.
Nv s1sWer IS something that's very hard 10 hnd
,nd onrht 10 he highly appreciated.
Dovo Hill, Q. FAF ) FEI'
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"1Iy DEAR" said a sentimental wife,
"home, you know, is the dearest spot
on EARTH" "Well, yes" said the prac-
tical husband, "itdOes cost about twice
as much as any other spot"
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Problem.

master Of ferry, which ferry had 4d. for eael
coach ID for each borse, "a. for each foorman, re-
cired Of ferry keeper at the years end &94 l5s lOd
who told the master that for every coaches horse
passed by and for every horses 10 footmen passed by
l demand how many coaches horses and tnOtmel
pqased In the year 7
EiIlsdale, D. S+ho'
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Z J


.-.,,,,,, .1se that he may say Is inst as good,
20 take ~ yssss Tsrper profit on It. These rene
9;s. vii Is sent By express to any locality upon ap
PlicstiOn to tho orrvr4E.
At THE GERMAN MEDlClNh .oIoNh'
=. es1 Arch STREET, FHdadelphta-
CHAs. II. EVANS, Propr1eVor'
e-ormerly e. n. JACKSON Coz
MIA. r.7,e5ies are for sale BY Druggists, S'oIeAeeP
- ana Medicine Dealers eveTywheEei. A.. .-ti.1s Won
SjS=DO not forget TO examine wen Ine NL'IN' ~
INV in order to get the genuine
ap2syleoW
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Youths Department.

E4-OrginaI Enigmas, Charades, Problems, etc, arr
,,.,ectf1iIv soIicited The answers must always &C
company them, together with the name OF the real
writer.
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HON WIN f. ROGERS,

Mayor Of the city OF buHaIo, N J.
mayors OFFICE, BUFFALO. June q, 1863. -
Thayeused a. HOohand' German Bitters and Ionlc
IN NV family during the past year, and can recon-,
mend them as an excellent tonic, imparng tone and
vigOr 70 the SYSTEM Their use has been producIiEe
ofdecidedly beneficial effects. WM +. hOGhISo'
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M

nysneDsia. Ihad the Dyspepsia 20 badly It was m
D6ssbe to keep any food on my slemach ana LIE ne
P'e ~ vvesy a. not to be able to walk half nile
SIo bottles of Tonic effected perfect cure
Two OO''''s u JAMES N. WOOD.
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HnnnandIs German Tonio

s combination OF all the ingredients OF the Bitters
with PURE Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, ETC. II ls usea
for The same disease as the Biters, in cases where
some pure alcoholic stimulus is required 3Ou VIII
hear in mind that these remedies are entirely diner
esses named these being scientific preparations OF
medical extracts while the others are mere aec9c-
tons Of rum I'm some form. The TONIC Is ueClueuIy
ofsred to tie pubic Its taste is exquisite: II Is
Measure TO take it, Willie it's liegiving exilaTatin
snd medicinal qualities have caused it to be known az
the greatest of all tOnicS.
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nnN crnncE snARsWOOD

Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1868.
have fouud bv experience that " lIOulland's Ger
man Bitters is very good tonic, relieving dyspeptC
symptoms almost directly. ,,--,oO,,
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Hollands German Bitters

Is entirely vegetable and contains no liquor IT IS
a compound OF Fluid Extracts. The Roots HerDs,
and I,rIs from which these Extracts are made, are
Gathered from Germany All the Medical virtues are
Extracted from them by a scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded to this country TO De sed
l. no alcoholic substance of any kind used IN com
nounding lie Btiers hence It is the only Bitters that
can be used in cases where alcoholic slmuiaiiSs aIe
NOT advisable.
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NON JAMES M. WOOD,

Ex-Mayor Of fWilliamsport, Pennsylvania.
Itae great pleasure in recommending 4o5anH
German Tonic to any one who may De aLhlcIeo WIN
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THE WARM EUROPE.
War Scenes and Incidents.

Edmond About on the French
Defeats-An Interview with
Bismarck - French Anxiety
for Foreign SymPathy-Can
Paris Stand a Siege?
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CAUTION

y4oo6and's German Remedies are connierielteo
The genuine have the signature OF G. M , a. az
- ~ ~ 'front.' Of the outside wrapper Of each DoIlG
"a t6e name of the article blown in each BOTTLE AL
others are counterfeit -
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON, 80
Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA. April %, 1865.
I consider 50 IIOohald's German Bittcrs valIahl'
medicine In cases Of attacks Of Indigestion or Dys
pepsia can certify this from my experience OF It.
Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON'
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pr,.. of the BItters, $I.OO per bottle;
or. a half dozen for $500
-. ,C tGe TOnIe, $3.50 per bottle ;
OrIn half dozen for $3.50.
me Tonic Is f,,'t ttp ts Quart Bottles.
,,-.ou..+ tt,tit e Dr. HOohand's German Rene
an, t,t are 80 universally used and 30 highly recon-
1Sed and do not allow the druggists 10 lhuuce you
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The European Nail:

+, ,v..t,v Summary Of News for North America -
,na Contents Accidental Art GnG sclenoe D'TSn-'
s-t555sTos Court Criminals Emigration EoreiE9
and Colonial Gazsts General Summary 1T Iit.
7lero-fs Medical Mercantilei hih-
80. rijsceIIoueous: Music and tbs Drama; Antura
History Naval Obituaryi Political FLl1es
Totes sporsi6r: etocks and Shares Nila aae -
quests, &c &c. - ~ = -
subsorpHon, payable in advance, Us. a. per N
nun, inclusive Of postage. Dr5t.-,
Addrs.s ssThs EuropsAn Mai,n Colonial Buidinll
"a Cannon Street, London, 2. @. apAo9anl -
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DEBILITY.
- {

.or1d healthy COMPLEXION eradicate the yellow tnge
nom the eve, impart bloom to the cheeks, and
change the patient from shor-breatned, emaclatedy
weak and nervous invalid, TO IulIaceu, sVOu' anu
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A MarseiIles letter to the Tribune:
"There has been developed an in
tense interest in the sentiments of
foreign nations. A week ago all
France said proudly, "Hands Off
This is our affair."" To-day the press
is discussing its foreign relations with
frank anxiety. In case of further dis
aster will England, Russia, Austria,
Italy, he for or against us7 If we are
whipped at Metz will they suffer
Prussia to enter Paris and abasC
France? Since Waterloo there has
never been such a lowliness Of hear
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TIE HIGHLAND VEEKLYNEVS.
oLDEsFPAPERIN THE COUNTY

OFFICH-BIaluet st. north side second door eaat 81
nearly opposite the Post once
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MEMORANDA.


Ship Henry S. Sanford, Dunphy, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Liverpool 9th inst.
Ship City Of Hamilton, Phillips, for Philadelphia,
cleared at London 11th inst.
instant,
Steamship Norman, Nickerson, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Boston 23d inst
Steamship Empire, Nelson, hence, at Norfolk 22d
inst, and sailed for Richmond
Steamship Roman, Baker, hence, at Boston A. NJ.
yesterday.
Bark Venus, Saunders, from Antwerp for Philadel-
pha, was of Torbay 10Th inst.
Bark BloOmer, CulbeTg, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Boston 23d inst.
Brig Haze, Kelley, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Boston 23d inst.
Brig Zavalla, Williams, hence, at Mobile 10Th inst
Brig Eliza Mclaughlin, HILBERT, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Hamburg sth inst
Schrs Reading RR. No. 81, Tcknor, and Henry
Gormley, hence, at New Haven 22d inst.
Schr James McOevitt, hence, at Providence 23d
instant
Schr Niagara, from Cuba for Philadelphia, was
spoken oath inst. by the schr j. Z. Allen, at New
York from Arecioo, no lat, etc.
Schr f. st. Clair Edwards, Ireland, from Cardenas
at New York oath inst.
Schr N. j. Miller, Dunham, from Philadelphia for
ST. John, N. B., which put into Portland 18TH inst
reports on the 10Th, while of South Shoal, eXpe-
rienced very heavy weather. split and lost most OF
an entire suit OF sails, sprung mainmast lost boat
stove galley, monkey rail, wheel, stanchicns, and
house. She is now at Portland undergoing repairs.
Schr NJ M. Freeman Howes from Providence for
Philadelphia, at New York oath inst.
Schr OtraDto, Hammond for Philadelphia, cleared
at Ellsworth 18th inst.
Schr John Stockham, Price, cleared at Baltimore
23d inst. for boston.
Schr VIM. b. Mann, Rogers, cleared at Jackson
vile 20th inst, for New York.
Schr Paugusset, Maples, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Boston 23d inst.
Schr j. B. Van Dusen, Young, hence for Boston,
passed Holmes Hole 22d inst.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
City Affairs.

"A strike occurred among the stevedores
yesterday, the strikers demanding 81 per
day.
The iourneymen oak coopers met last
evening on Lombard street. above Second.
Samuel Keefe, John Cation, and Evan Ed
wards were appointed delegates to the Cleve-
land Convention.
The regular meeting Of the Board of
Guardians Of the Poor was held Yesterday
afternoon at the Blocllley Almshouse, Presi-
dent John Nj. Whitall in the chair. The
usual routine of business was transacted.
"A lad fifteen years old was run over by q
wagon yesterday, at Broad street and Column
bia avenue, and severely injured. james
Young, the driver of the team, was arrested
and held for an investigation.
"A meeting of the Celtic Association was
held at their rooms last night to complete
arrangements for the mass meeting proposed
to be held with reference to the grievances
of the Irish people. "A committee was ap-
pointed to secure the Academy of Music.
The stock vote taken to decide whether
the Mercantile Library should be opened on
Sunday was completed last evening, and the
result was as follows:-Whole number of
votes cast, 1906; in favor of the opening,
1880; against it, 1i7G; majority for the
measure, 35i.
"A game of base ball was played yester-
Columbia avenue, between the Athletics of
this city and the Maryland Club, of Balti-
more. The Athletics were victorious, the
score being 81 for the Athletics and 1G for
the Maryland Club. There was a large
attendance.
"A meeting of the Finance Committee of
Councils was held last night. The sureties
of John L. Hill, as Collector of Delinquent
Taxes, were approved. The contract for the
erection of NIorgue, at a cost of S2j00, was
also approved, and the ordinance for the
erection of a bridge over the Reading Rail
road at Broad street was agreed to. The
ordinance creating q loan for the improve
ment of the Park and the paving of Broad
street was postponed for two weeks.
"A meeting of citizens of the Fourteenth
ward was held last night in the hall, at Thir-
teenth and Spring Garden streets, James
Winters presiding. Addresses were made by
Isaiah G. Wears, Major A. r. Calhoun, Captain
William Curry, and others. A banner was
presented by the white citizens to the colored
citizens of the ward. 1t was made of white
merino, bordered by gilt fringe, and bearing
a portrait of Hon. William D.. Kelley, with
the inscription ''Friend of the Colered Man"
surmounting it.
The Fourth Annual Tournament of the
Pennsylvania Billiard Congress was held last
evening at the Assembly Building. Tho first
game was played between Messrs Hunter and
McAleer; the former stood 100 and the latter
Ga. The second game was played between
Messrs. Nelms and Doyle; the former stood
100 and the latter 80. There will be four
games played to day. participated in by
Messrs. Plunkett Rockhill, McAleer, Doyle,
Hunter, NelmS, and Palmer.
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1138
MIR. Covode, it seems, was not absent
from the House on Friday night.
The Big Horn expedition is to consist of
thousand men instead of five hundred, as
at first proposed.
--Postmaster-General Creswell wants the
House Appropriation Committee to increase
the item for clerks hire and letter-carriers'
salaries.
There is a strong probability of the pas
sage of the bill providing for free-water
channel between the Mississippi and Lake
Michigan.
Some important amendments in the
Funding bill have been agreed to in Com
mittee of Ways and Means, but their char
acter has not been allowed to transpire.
The Senate is making considerable pro-
gress with its calendar. After it is gone
through with, the franking abolition bill will
be taken up and amended. The House, it is
thought, will not agree to these amendments,
so the bill will fail.
1t is understood that the Senate Military
Committee have substantially agreed to all
the provisions of Mr.. Wilson's bill, excepting
those relating to officers pay, on which SUBJ
ject modification of the House bill schedule
will probably be recommended
Several other members were yesterday
excused by the House for absence on Friday.
On those not excused a fine Of ten dollars
each was imposed. General Schenck gave
notice that in future he would move for q cal
at the commencement of every session.
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PROPOSALS.



QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE, Y. S. M. G.,
WASHINGTON, April 49, 1870.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Ottice
until O'Clock 2. M. of TUESDAY the 3lst day of
May next for furnishing ratons to the United States
MARINES at the following stations, from the 1st OF
July, 1870, to the 30th Of June, 18Tl;-
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charlestown, Massachusetts,.
Brooklyn, New York.
Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
Washington city, District Of Columbia.
Mare Island, California.
Pensacola, Florida.
Each ration to consist of twelve ounces OF pork or
bacon, or fourteen ounces of salt or fresh beef;
eighteen ounces Of soft bread or -four, or twelve
ounces of hard bread, one pound aud four ounces
OF corn meal and to every one hundred rations ff
teen pounds Of beans peas or ten pounds OF rice
or hominy; ten pounds OF green coffee, or eight
pounus VI Ionstsu No IoasLvu @ hlu ~ ou ooieSi VI VI
one pound eight ounces OF tea; ntteen pounds OF
sugar; four quarts Of vinegar; one pound four
ounces adamantine or star candles four pounds OF
soap; three pounds twelve ounces OF salt; four
ounces Of pepper.
the rations are to be delivered on the order of the
commanding officer of each station. The fresh
beef either in bulk or by the single ration, of good
Quarters necks and kidney tallow to be excluded;
the pork No. prime mess pork; the hour kno Wn as
extra superhne in the markets of the place where
the station is located the coffee good Rio; the
sugar good New Orleans, or its equivalent and the
BEANS vinegar, candles, soap, salt, ETC., TO be of
All Subject to inspection.
All bids must be accompanied by the following
guaranteed
The undersigned, OF --, IN Jne
State of -, and -- , of -, in the
State Of -, hereby guarantee that in case the
foregoing bid OF ----- for ratlons, as above
described, be accepted he or they will, within ten
days of the receipt Of the contract at the post ONCE
named. execute the contract for tue same with good
and sufficient securities; and in case the said --
shall fail to enter into contract as aforesaid, we
guarantee to make good the difference between
the offer OF the said -- and that which may be
accepted.
A. B., Guarantor
o. d., GuarantOr.
Witness;-7
f.. Il.
hereby certify that the abOye-named are known
to me as men Of property, and able TO make good
their guarantee.
TO be signed by the United States District Judge,
the United States District Attorney or Collector
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
by the above guarantee.
Newspapers authorized 10 publish the above will
send the paper containing the first insertion to this
Ofiice for examination
Proposals 10 be endorsed proposals for Rations,"
and addressed TO the undersigned.
WILLIAM b. SLACK,
Major and Quartermaster
42OW4t United States Marine Corps.
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Foreign AnnIra.

Spanish Cabinet.
The Zollverein Parliament has completed
its organization.
Victor Emanuel has recovered from a
slight attack of scarlatina.
The constitution de fde has been unani-
mously adopted by the Gcumenical Council.
Captain Eyre is in London, seeking to
have his certificate restored, on the ground of
the inconclusiveness of the evidence against
him,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
EovFRNMENT SALE OF CLOTHING AND
NJ EQUlPAGE AND QUARTERMASTES RS

ihH,AA avn AM QbAhl ~
DEPUTY QuARTERMAsTER-eE G GENERALS oFFrcB,(
PHILADELPHIA April 26, 1870.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, at Schuylklll Ar
senal, on THURSDAY, May 20. 1870, commencing at
10 o'clock A. NJ, under the direction OF Captain
William II. Gill, Military Storekeeper, United States
Army, large lot Of unservceable and damaged
Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage, and Quar-
termasters stores consisting OF
1857 Blankets (wooen),
1,156 Uniform Coats,
1901 Uniform Jackets,
IS Great Coats,
445 Sack Coats
4,3i2 pairs TrOwsers,
125 pairs Drawers,
1913 Flannel Shirts,
1890 pairs Stockings,
2l1 Forage Caps,
COG pairs Boots,
1903 pairs Bootees,
80, shelter Tents
$500 Canteens,
d304 KnapsaCks (strapped),
ard other articles.
TERMS CASH. payable in United States cur
renCy.
All property purchased must be removed within
Goods will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
Catalogues will be furnished on application at this
Office, or at the office Of Captain GIL, Schuylkill
Arsenal or at the auction rooms OF NJ. Thomas &
Sons Nos S9 and Id South Fourth % street Re t. ,rr
Deputy Quartermaster-Gene and Brevet Major
General United States Army. 26 Ct
~ oV E r N NJ e N Il S A L E.
At the AUGUSTA ARSENAL, near Augusta,
Georgia, on WEDNESDAY, May 25 1870, there will
be sold at Public Auction, commencing at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, the following property wiz
Iron Cannons
1856 Springfield Rifle Muskets.
10b Sharp's and Burnsde's Carbines.
Navy kevovers (COnfed. ManufD
6bO0 Parts Of Sets of Infantry and Cavalry Accou-
tTements.
2OOO spare parts of small Arms.
142 Cavalry Saddles.
4bO Curb Brides and other parts Of Horse Equip
ments.
1d6 Horse Blankets.
50 SurCingles.
% pairs spurs and Straps.
200O rounds Carbine Cartridges.
2,574,16s Percussion Caps for Muskets.
$4,000 " Z" 90 Shot Guns.
3lS parts or Artillery Harness and Equipments.
$500 lbs. Wrought Iron, scrap.
31S lbs. Cast Iron scrap.
2 sets Mule Harness.
A lot of small articles, including q quantity OF
secondhand Blacksmiths', Carpenters and Harness
makers Tools.
A quantity of Shoves, Spades, Scythes, Grind
stones, Wheelbarrows, etc.
ALSO,
portable Steam Engine, horse power.
Chain Lathe, "a horse swing.
l Screw Lathe, Is horse swing.
Slide Rest Lathe.
46 lbs Phosphorus, gross weight.
b6O lbs. Refined Chlorate OF POtassa.
80 gallons Green TuTpentine.
The Phosphorus and Chorate OF POtassa are Of
good quality
u. w. FLAGLER,
Capt. OF Ordnance, Brevet 1t. Col. U. $. A.
4226t Commanding Augusta Arsenal.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamer j. s. Shriver, Webb, Baltimore, A.Groyes,Jr
Norw. bark Vision, Thomson, Stettin, s. L. Merchant
n Co.
1tal. brig Eugena, Benfante Ancona, b. Crawley &
Co.
Scbr Ella Amsden, Smith, Sagua, Knight & Sons.
Schr Emma G., Webber, Matanzas, Workman & Co.
Schr Edith Everman, Corson, Charleston via Port
Royal, Va, S. LathbuTy Co.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship J. w. Eveman, Hinckley, 70 hours from
Charleston, with mdse. to SOuder Il Adams
Steamer 5. G. Walker, Sherin, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird Il Co.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, "a hours from New York.
with mdse. TO w. NJ Baird n Co.
Steamer s. Il. Phelps, Brown. "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird q Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, ~ hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. p. Clyde n Co.
Steamer Chester, Jones, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to W. p. Clyoe a Co.
Brig Sportsman, Morton, 3 days from Sagua, with
sugar to S. d W. Welsh--yessel to Warren n Gregg
Lett at Sagua 10th inst, brig John Welsh, Jr load
ing, to sail for Philadelphia on the oath; schr VIM
Allen, loading, to sail on the 10th for Delaware
Breakwater for orders; bark Pleiades, loading, to
sail for New York on the 2st, and brig Mary f.
Hines, for New York on the 10th. 22d inst, lat &c.
long. 70 10, passed steamship Cleopatra (before re-
ported, from Havana for New York; the 9. reported
that she had been disabled in her machinery when
about nine hours out and at that time she eight
days from port; same day, lat "a sc, long. 26 81,
spoke schr Isaac Keen, from Jacmel (St. Domingo,
for New York, also, steamship Gen. Barnes, bound
south.