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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-01

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z-s and quaiitie. in eight and ton RIBS e Also
. p,ca I'm brellas for the sun or ram. lnese
q ,ud, are very cheap for The quality
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-01
MARRIAG Z,

Reflect that a SQUAD mnl and body are the
mUsL necessary requisites t. pro,uots connubi-
al hspp.ness. Indie. d, with ut tnose the Jour
neY through Il becomes ~ weary pilgrimage,
the prospect hourly dsrR-ns to the view tho
mind becomes shnd we ! with despair, aud filled
with the melanch Iy r, fe@llon that tho nappl.
ness OF another is b.ighLel Sitn or own
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-01

Especially, who have become the Victims o,
Solitary Vice, and dreadful and destructive
habits which annually sweep to an unttmely
grave thousands Of young mon Of the most ex-
otherwise have entraucsd listening Seuates
aitn the thunders of elvquence or walked to
es'acy the living lyre may call with full conf.
uence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-01
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DIR. JOHN STON,

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-31
OFFICIAL.
NorrCE TO DELINQUENT TAI
PAYERS.


Why AAohi ~AuSsSS - 1900
The taxpayers whose names aD,
pear in the following list, VIII
please take notice that this publ.
cation for thirty days constitutes a
Judgment against them.
Ali bills paid at this Office before
the thirty-first of August, will be
charged seventy-five cents for ad.
vertising. After that date ! will
proceed with strict impartiality to
collect the bills remaining unpaid,
in such manner as will bring into
the treasury the largest sum III the
shortest time.
The charter gives me extraor
binary power, and justice to prompt
paying taxpayers requires that
should exercise it.
JOHN S. WALTON,
Administrator of Finance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19
.ccp.sinirs crew Of Oneida CluS, invited guests.

fca.suipg Of Oneida Cluh, invited guests
up IA iiLe FOR
To fx-oared g. Ataanta was manned by the champion
ans: cur crew If the United Staes-Dr Withers, stroke
Smit', Waterbury, Lindsay, TTueaX, Swami, bow, and
LUsec, COEsWaln
Among the invited guests present at the time the navy
Gen Jarine Col T. Bailey Myers. Smith L. Lane t. L.
Cassidy o. q. Brady, Capt: Plerson, JOnn and Henry
Iash. gen, and many gentlemen from IOnkcrs, ana a
,tToue dele CATION from the Nassau Club.
review tine snglc-scuU race was instantly
called for There were but four entries, and cOnse-
nue.i.ly little delay In making preparations the four
hei - ONcl OF tho Columbia, Russell OF the Atlantic.
Va Wiue the Vcsper aud Moore of the Gulick. Van
Wj,klc WIS the fiyOIite The open only to
Who lad never won In Single-scu match. ONiel had
named i'm lire. At the word, ONiel jumped ahead and
Kent Iii, lead down to the sakebGat, which he turned
w,ih "a CELEBRITY and accuracy rarely witnessed Moore
" e1coud around, Van Wrinkle third and Russell last
TIE river at the time was hled with rowing craft ard
s MANY were doing the service of coaching, that for all
their eclOrs the principals could not always lie dis
iiuguishcd once upon the homestretch, Van Wrinkle
be an closing up with Moore, who about equdistant
hef V-cen him and O'Nel. After a lively squirt Moore
cav. Way and Van Wrinkle kept up intending to reach
an extra squirt For few minutes each pulled within
himself: the stake-boit about hye-eghths OF mile
al and soon each must he down To his best on the home
.-rfch Van Wimkle who 20 yards astern of ONel,
FIST let oit his force; O'Niel quickly followed Van
VtIe was telling upOn his leader at every stroke and
rcu his When within 200 yards of the stake Van Wrinkle
fo'c lost two strokes thereby, and heard ONie
rlc rilned winner Of the COmmOdoTe's Badge" The
linn, was 2.:5s miles and return. IL proved
exciting match. The over. the Clubs sat down to
durr and returned to the city about D. Tie water
di,'i, the rather rough for the light racing
hc.t>: aud besides tis adverse influence they had
stroug tide against them on the up stretch.
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p1SSFNC ERiS 1RRIVED.

FROM LIvERPoOI-in steamship Ehn May Is1Ered ofpahi
John Davies Rev C. Mills wife family MARY Gessy Sarah Gessy
Mara Gessy Henry Moran and wife Edward Daniel Madame as
ero Geo Compon, Mrs. Wilson Fred. Wilson Aug CHR Mrs
Bonn Edward Duffy, wife and family Miss Harriet Quinn MI sn
Mrs Smith Rev j. r. Odersham snd wife Otto Schmidt
In ste,m,hp Cub-Mss Gottschs and three sisters j. L. Temple
ton a. the Rev W. G. Pleniereath, j. H. Thomas
Walker r. Duncan w Emery w. Wilmer Mira nj ert and h
children Mr. Collins M Thomas, Mr. Harrow, Mr. Redmsn w j
Steel Mss Duggen Miss r. Cook the Rev MacEln the Ry
Nurent Sir Ferrer Mr. Robinson yr Middleton e. Close j.
Rllsh, Alfred Glett =. Pei, < Stern, Pref j. A; Paine
Bmn EFT, Nj Beverdge Mr.. shcrtnde, Mr. Hurst Mr.
Douglass Mr. Wilson Dekleson Jas GenrGe MT and Mrs Bryson
Gushing W. T. Dexter Mr uprey and child Miss NJ g. Thomas
Mr. Dana Maynard Mr. and Mrs ees and servant A. Morton
j. ODonoh1e j. Fisher Mr and Mrs Lla lreIar
AMI daughter, Nj and Mrs j. C. Brown Miss Hall w WADE Mr
NJ Hsgan Cot Hutton the Hon o. Monctor
and ryan TtoS Bacr IT,. r. L. Colt NJ and M BIen,on fou
chen, ard urne; Mrs J. L. SMITH, W. sodia Dr. W. kedns
Miss G. Dochertv. . . 80
FROM SAyANNAH-In steamship lntsyle Nay l8-Slrs Chap
re s. H. Johnson Capt Grocer Mr. l. Ogden ard children
M John CcoS h. g. Haey q. GILES Miss Lamott n.
PER-. Lee.
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received hy ts.PA hcn T w ,ssas nan sSost ii ys.
d spccssbiy connected hare arrested yess Yn,
EMF dopS business In place He was brought hare '''
NEWTON, N J-Mr John Dunn q prominent Gu o.
zen and member Board Of Chosen Preehod ns Shs
svsry one Of whom confidence in his integrity He had norps
% of habita He had 6een ~
s he stoye and Din trade hsa suffered losses he leaves
sXmily ignorant Of his Whereabouts. =. -, L.,
TRENTON-Opinions were dehyered IN . yM3 In
tor al Holeomh and cthsDemnf oyeued Monmcuth Coon
Compny-Drmurer overud Cakns sgt Lands % .5
hs yie n tbs second Brigade Jersey National Guard
missing ali The militia Of south and inclusive OF Bilaocn came
In The absence the troops were
by Major Gen Runyon The troops made sne display ana inc
ioied "a, with aas national horse fair will commence on
~onnd II The Central Society this city on we ln
Inst and continue four day Ten thousand dollars premiums
offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19

ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL YACHT WACE-THE
sApPHO AGAIN THE wINNEB.
LONDON, May 1S.-The third yacht race be-
tween the American yacht Ssppho ana VIe
Cambria today won by the forvier The evening
,ton of The Times has the following details Of the con-
est:
Roth yachts were becalmed For long time. The
rswer was ahead the first 20 miles of the which
Se sndd 70 o SS c Between there and
cthaTines she tackled to the wndward Of the sappho
times successfully In working along the island IN SNORT
reting the first side OF the triangle, the sap6h N,
n her greater length, forereached and weathered OF
fSe Cambria rounding the stakeboat 40 seconds ahead
Here the interest in the race ended Tue r asS wh the
tide. good breeze prevailed for the mrs. ~ d deal
struggle for the weather position occasoned good "'a
Of excitement
The evening journals concedo the victory OF the yaeh
sappho but the report of the Press Association a"aras
the race to the Cambria, on the ground 'nat no oaP
Is Obliged TO allow time, for difference OF sIe' 10 'c
amount Of Ave seconds per tun, by Ackers scale oi
measurement
KELLY VS.. RENFORTH.
JosDoS. Nav 1S-The race between Kelly
and Reuforth viii take place on Monday On inc Lyme
TIE stakes have all been deposited.
OPENING DAY OF TIE HUDSON ROWING AsSOCI-
ATIoN-REyiEw OF THE NAVY BY THE COM
MODORE-JOHN O'NIEL OF THE COLUMBIAs
WINNER OF TIE SINGLE-SCULL RACE.
The lighthouses of the Columbia, Atalanta,
and Gulick Clubs yesterday, from the extraordinary
display Of flags thereon, indicated that something u
usual was astir. The can also be said OF every
hoathouse this city to Yonkers on both sides OF the
river Within the houses everybody was hard to work
cleansing oilng, and launching gigs and barges which
had been slowed away since last October The day was
TO mark the opening Of aquatic sports in this vicinity for
1870 and as every club to muster for inspection be-
fore the Commodore, the bustng was greater than 1t
win again be another year. Our boating clubs have
sch regard for their sport that they will allow no trans
mans outfit which must be Of the free, open, jolly Jack
AT about o'clock the steamer Jasmin, which
had been rendered Commodore Brady and his guests,
ft the foot OF Christopherst for Pleasant Valley the
majority Of the boat clubs having sent up manned gigs
and barges time before Pleasant Valley is the
starring point Of the racecOurse Arriving tnere
no time was lost in bringing the review the Commo
dorc taking the eght-Oared barge OF the Guck Club
anRcd by Ackerson (stroke), Burns, Matthews, Toms
TTeadway. Barney Biglan, Seaman, Spear, ana Dater
[oxswarl, for an escort When all prelininaaes had
been arran ged, the navy moved past III the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19
THE TURF.
TROTTING ON THE FASHION COURsE-FIRsT DAY
OF THE SPRING MEETING.

OF The Sfh1NO MEEIlNb.
The Spring trotting meeting given by the
proprietor Of the Fashion Course L. l., commenced yes
terday The day pleasant, the SUMS fervid rays
being vailed behind clouds, while gentle breeze cooled
the temperature. There two purses the pro-
cranne, the first OF which OF 1000 for hOr-es
that beat three minutes For this there were nine
entries, but three OF themF j. NOdine's b. H. LOtta d.
Nace's x. Gwynne, and Il. DObles Gpsy-prOvcd
absenees when the judges bell summoned the horses to
the The starters A. S. WitsOn's Lady
rrlili9s' J. MurphE,s b. N: Duchest, pl N.
erts's b. IN. Emily. A. Patterson's b. m. Lady
Jane, and T.. Ellis oh. g. Billy, the latter driven by
Charles Champlin. OF this lot, Charley Green the
fayOrite being backed against the field al SEQ TO 500.
There however, little disposition mantle sted TO spec
ate this between unknown horses, and the high
reputation which Rodens horse bore in private made
every hesitate 10 bet against him. The result proved
that rmOr had not exaggerated his speed and merits,
for Charley Green IN three straight heats in 1885, $751;
242.; Billy being second and Lady Jane third IN every
Leaf, and consequently taking the second and third
money. Duchess was dstanccd In the first ana Emily
IN lie second heat The winner took $780, and the other
500 and 500 respectively.
Tie second purse was 81 go for horses thai had
heat 22 the w,er taking 500 and the second and third
bOrocs 500 and zoo There were seven entries OF which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
THURSDAY. MAY 10.

THURSDAY, MAY II.
Mail. for Europe via SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen per steamship ans
Hoboken close at PostOfce at IL NJ Steamship
s p Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made up On
Pier at Hohosen and closed at 1870 p m. . .
Mails for Nassau Havana and the West Indies per steamship Co
umba Pier No. r. close at Steamship sails m
Mails Bermuda W. L. per steamship Fab hee fler no. II NJ H.
close at the Post Office at m.
SATURDAY, MAY 81.
Southampton and Bremen steamship DOMAIN
foot Thnst Hoboken close at Post0Iee at IL NJ Steamship
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made up on
the Ter at IIoboken. and closed at 80 p
Mails AspHwa and the South Pchc and central Amer
csn port rer Henry Channev No ~ ~ r. close
at the Post .Ofoe a l0l a Steamship sails At IL W. -
Mail NAV be sent today y the steamship Pioneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19
TAnnouncemcnts-

The Sappho's recent victory over the cam
b oo,, the first Of the Knocks that have been prepared 70
shock the nerves yscmen and eate Americans genefa
are binding their with victorious wreahs-eaeh souvenir " "
r. n the form Of handsome ha. Broadway corner
Puons The great haes present issue headgen the most oaa
49,, a., eyer issued from bis establishment.
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, p,ooyrvu DAJy EAGLE has a larger

circulation than other evening paper In America In o1r
omol,te lie who desire TO have TINS
n.ne The agencies been established In New York NV
Hamilton Jnes House (outsde); j. H. Hitler news
R.ehsnge 81 Eholas otel House Rounda Me Dnnn
Case j. Central Depot foot OF Lbertyst James Coih
.rsey Cty Ferry foot Of Grsnds Ferry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19

PHILADELPHIA, May 18.-Between 5000 and
100 people we're assembled the grounds Seventhst.
and Columbiaaye this afternoon, to witness the second
Of the series games between the abovenamed clubs.
The fielding Ct either side could not be called frselass
NE wild pitching of Pabor being the worst feature Of
the came less than l6 Of the Athletics taking bases
allied balls The batting both sides weak, with
the exception OF Fisher and Hgham, each making a
home nun Tie noticeable feature of the game
two very fine double plays by Reach and Fiser. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19

H. N. SoUIRE's 81 Fulton.st., New York, il
the hest place 10 buy reliable DIAMONDS choice JEW
ELRY, and sLyzHwARR Diamonds speciality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19
BASEBALL.

STAR OF BROOKLYN VS.. RESOLUTE OF ELIZABETH.
These clubs played yesterday at Elizabeth,
the victory going readily to the Stars from the be
ginning. Neither Dollard Manly OF the regular Star
uiIe present. their places being filed by DeCamp
and Iradv. Tie score is appended:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19

J. Nodines b. m. Eastern Queen wa tno 9nT snns h r.
The starters were b. Danieis o. M; 1vpsy,, W. WcP.
Dresden, p Pliers b. Henry "; 1gno Sanders's D. z
cesters bucks Y. Gen. CHI T. VIM. H.
xha Acl
Taylor. The ring betting was xlU 70 so" .a Tor 1lO
against Genet while in pools the latteI cVu ~,
Tvlor s0 Mcclellan t0 and the held, *5o no
is owned hv Mr. Charles Revere, who gave xsoiOU io
SO ,,a dap the Boston trOttng
MN a,ter Nc wo" n,s e trcffed heat In The three
han Danver'a
minute purse race In ho g.. Tba ono ha
Rey hut hts new owner cnhngeu Ills har,o "" VIZ S
now hears and which he bids iar 10 MAKE S
an the troffinp turf He trained ana driven ny Inc
Sao,s horae,nan Dan Pfer, who warmly applauded
r thn s%,n and cool Judgment he exhibited in driving
tHis raoa
fvst hcutm t, tha 20 vnrta faurfh and Dresdcn
got away III hvn,, WIN ',o ~, ,,asaad In 90 ooconda
IN the rear tthe quarter Poie, passcu IN 90
NewYork led Iepsey heck, ., anu w. a." %o
stu hrd ana iena t a ibe half mile mole in i:l6
s T anu ny McS1e,lan NECK who was the same
dSPy m fre Genet and SewYork a neck behind the
fnt,"r On Tho Enshino end Mcclellan passed TOpsy
ht nj the mole Genet passed him.
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Isl, % 81 4ih. Str. 9th. 7h. 8.b. sh. Total
A!;theic........"s . 3 FL

UmgireTbO Borniester Of the Eureka B. B. C. sorers-Me
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Reach Radcliffe 2to,G G; assisted Radcliffe Reach
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The LIST Regiment Uiawkns Zouaves), \. G..
6. n. " Col John X Pcricy commanding Will parade To-
day escort at the funeral Of the late Brig Gem btt
Farnum Of the Excelsior Brigade. The II gmcnt viii
assemble ut tie arInOry at u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-19

Purify your breath and cleanse your teeth by
nsipg Lyoss ToorH TABIETs. Dentists recommend them.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS
Brevoort House-Sir Clinton Murd0ck. Oh Dill Eli
gland Judge b. r. Curtis and T. X. Lothrop OF bos.n
and the Hon. ]. w. L. Pruyn, Albany. a. f ". III Hon
Hotel-Homer A. Nelson, Secretary OF MsrTs Albany:
the Hon John A. Grswold Troy Col p Henry ESop Md
Hubmrn,. n. v. and John L. king, Springfield, Mass.
Ator HoseEI WoS D., E Kan Ginsinm@H
Katte OF Binghamton, and X west OF I"9 Ramsey
Albany Gen. Cary Of Boston, VIM GrerSot knapp 9
and IT, p. Ross Auburn, N. Y; ]. j. Taylor ana
F. T. Darlington Oswego and Dr. g. b. LnaeTm Rra Oh
cis of The Troy Times and exCongressman keiogg Oh
Alabama - New-York Hotel-The Hon. J. q. Berret,
washington. = Union-place Hotel-The Hon. j; Hub
lev Ashton Washington - st. James Hotel-The
Hon stephen Sanford NJ. c.. Amsterdam, n: \. -
ton Gen W. Is. Franklin, Hartford, Mayor Bearh 0i
Troy the Hon. Lucius Robinson OF Emira ana Coi ~ %.
Plait OF Vermont - Westminster H0el-Lieut- Com
mander Green, u. s. Navy and j. f. Cheehain England
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HOME NEWS.

Nrw-YoRx Hour Tier Bar. Mind Hour. The Bar Wind
hyls $50 $50 SHRSS IS 70 SSynssK
2 $50 03AE SO 1Jh n
REMARKs.-Yesterday, Wednesday, the lstn, MS
chilly, under the prevalence Of the eastery 20
sky was slightly or but little cloudy from mldngn' !"
$40 o. M, then generally very cloudy to 10 p. III.
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wEpSEsD.Ys WEATHER REpoRr-o A. NJ
MINIATURE ALMANAl

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun 20 sun 1913 Moon III o2
Sandy Cows Island Hell Gate iS
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. May 49,.


PORT OF NETWORK. IS.
CLEARED.
pool y.lgta msasen Gsssos Metropolis QaicI seip
VI Have sl %.,se s1 M pl r4 Bnaa
Sca;h ca oHo isiH. t4,foa; T@I TlaeIpi
fs ' osa wssioa G SlS Bertha Becker Sligo
BrEiaany Ioicn Solcrelse; 4mericas Hand Carlenss
&C. @ Be- a g Ss a Wae fcn S G TsSSI
GaH o aes fs eaFor.i Ielsar fafran SeTsisi Dean
B,dsa 81 lonii 81 j. Elliott saca welfec;i Dart johnson
stll.ard.
ARRIVED.
Steamship IIuH.5ve, Croxei savannah, Hdse and pass
Sesr.l saratoga Coach Rcmoal City Point and Norfolk mise
seip Bora, Kuhleweiu Hamburg April 30 and Havre May
f,tfnshp Fin Bragg LIVERPOOL May and Queenstown May s.
.-bp Ca Noodle Liverpool May and Queenstown May 8,
sicsT.lip Volunteer Jones, PsiIdcpli,. mdse
Sb5 i,ieatsy Cihu5e Hamburg ~ days mise. anil pass
Emp Emp E 1ss so Strssa %s sPq A. T as pass
Scar. Fee.on, C'r4. " iadsor n. s., dlys: plaster
f Sh sca FE%I,Sr MKT D. B. S .s P''
Feb. Juha. FaukirgA CHAM, CALAIS DAYS imnlSr.
sci. t. " Frat herlnc-ao- wrtsar. y. s., plaster.
$3.50 sCfooSrss-aIyER AND oossTwl.E.
G. G. naeeit. iilstetlIoEt. Zoe Providence
= 4. Mckee, Ll.ebciio.t OF Hawloy, Por; Jei,rfon
s s''f S'I0 2.' Orns slfy P PS,ip
A.G Lad ElzaiehforL lhos. Hull, providsae..
}. AnIse BHDb.tfport l.. A. Burlngame, Roe.por;
spIeadd Port Johnson j. p Rose, taunton ''''''
J. ~. earl Ia uso-
Goo y. Brown. PoIt johnson. 81. Dlon, Newiiayen.
IDEAL VipdLia. hhce Oases Gardner.
W yafsrk POcsrOr. Mar A. RosAlsnI
Melon Harley cape ANA. Ir Fan.ln, NcwLoRion.
j. j. Lite IS'oS. stefm CGG siSorycs Banks
c. T.. Bentley. Ncs Bedford. Vim. Donnely Negiayru.
Penhsyi7ats, hccAporL g. v Kinball RoeAPort
m 'taM ESclid. Ma sa" %'S %sreh,n
G,nile, RoeAgos.. Jsla 4. Tate, Bridgeport
HUDSON, Io-,lard. Corieis Fall River.
g. ). t.ens, Gsorgc's Banks. Lue, Baker, Fall River
W Woo,rus Bangor Sarah .;eisty Sew.IIpveu
Juha +; Rich, Ellsworth James Gilman, sew-iiaVen
Carrie Wascr, Seal abor. Mary AGn, Hartford.
T2.e', City IF,qllil: Elas Ramon SiH{ ,,
Cha. iis1ley bridgeport Cinderella Port Jef,ror.
H. T. Gage Cai,i. o@en Kinds, Boston.
a. T. Nesico'; Yce.l9udon. haaie saaoId, Eoehror.
q. D. Ksne Bridgeport Chancellor NorSeh.
GUIDE Nospsr- J. Is. Young Providence
SAILED.
seamspScois and vcrpool; Western Metropo-
H. tor brencnj south Carolina. Tor Charleston.
WISD-suncown, light D. T.. clear.
DISASTERS.
IosDOs MAY 8The ship Congwood from London for New York
sank uca >y Islands The shp Lebanon from 81, Johns n for
Br chip pr on San Francisco for Liverpool
COLES Pen 3D. AID March - Her cabins noo4ei Rigging
sA.gPeL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHiFLr1"y Ma, -Saei steamship Tennessee for NegYors
Sev'orki Flea Nashua Clcard steamship Aorh Poni
Tor Eimorr va Wlmneioni bark D.rigo, for boston.
sle se,nshp Corstaon Panama 57 in treasure
1" vhe was Tor Panama. anil the balance for England she
FOREIGN PORTS.
sorrAN1oS NJ, The steamships Deutschland and NevYok
f n'naic %; Midnight, and the latter at 2. O'Clock.
iAN4N' Aay l-te steamship George Washington sailed
MovLlr May 1.-THE steamship Anglia for Glasgow
has frrise'
MEMORANDA.
% Sactn Jlason from Liverpool for Boston which put
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