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WE'VE OF LIFI, 8

The great Blood Puriner and Delicious
Drink: Warmers vinum Vito, or Wine Of
Lac. = free from any poisonous drugs Of im-
quire stimulsnE Il Is . splendid appetizer
and tonic, and the finest thing IN the world
for purifyfng the blood. It's the most pleas
public, far Superior to brandy, whisky, wtne
bittsrp. or any other article. It's more healthy
and cheaper. Both male and female, young
fact, q life preserver. Those who Wish to enjoy
good health and Q free nOw Of lively spirits,
Will do well to take the Wine Of Life. II 10
different from any thing ever before In use.
IL 10 sold BY druggists; also At oil respectable
saloons. Price one dollar, in quart bottles.
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FINE .Woak.-Durfse & Pollard

FINE WoRk.-Durfee & Pollard
havo just finished one of the most
elegant and complete family carriag.
o. which wc have ever noticed
turned out Of an 0ttumWa shop. It
has sliding arrangement whereby
it can readily BE- made into other .
two or four seated vehicle, and is in
every respect . model of neatnsss
and durability: This drn is soqnir.
ing q well daserysd reputation for
the good character Of their work.
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District Court.
Cnmrt Qnnrn

Wednesday, Sept. %, 1870.
During the morning hour the fol.
lowing causes weFp called up and
disposed Of, to.wit:
No. 737-State VS. Louis Rouse,
nuisance. Plea of guilty. Judgm'nt
for fine Of 80 and costs.
{ No. 790-State We Aaron Ball.
Dismissed ct the cost of the Plaintiff,
N. 85l-St. L.. + q. r. RR. vs Benz.
Kraush. Stricken from the docket
ct the cost of Plaintiff.
No, 854-St. L. 4 G. r. RR. vs. J.
G. Lockwood. Dismissed at the cost
Of Plaintiff,
No. $685.. L. 4 G. r. RR. Va
Louis Milford. Dismissed at the
cost Of the Plaintiff.
No 799-State W Riley, cheating
BY false pretenoes. Dismissed at cost
Of Deft. Judgt for costs.
No 759-State W Curren nuisance.
Pies Of guilty. Judgt for fine Of SIS
and costs.
No 76l-State vs. Kiel, Of al, nu.
isance. Dismissed at the costof De-
fendant.
No 77s-State vs. Davis, larceny.
Continued.
No 1297-M D Wells& 10 We N
8 Browning. Default. Judgt fol-
Pltf for t439.73 and costs.
No. 1234-Blake vs Wycoff. Mo.
ton to relax costs sustained.
No 417-Nass vs Eollingner. Sub.
mitted 70 be decided in vacation.
No 6O0-Taylor vs Bennett Con.
tinusd generally.
No 61--0need "a Hnaad Dacr..
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Premium CAKr.-We are indebted

Premium CAKE.-We are indebted
to Mrs. N. M. Ives, for liberal
specimen Of the premium cake at our
County Fair. The varities are
"Golden" and delicate" cake and
were Of the culinary handiwork Of
Mrs. A. L. Graves, Of this city. We
are not much on cake, but that cake
was superb.
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-.
Ban MrErINa.--The members Of
the bar met at Eve o'clock, Wednes-
day afternoon, and organised, By
calling Judge Trimble to the chair.
On mcaos Of W. W. Cory, W. e.
Chambers was appointed secretary.
Judge Hendershott stated that the
present term OF court would be the
lsstheld by Judge Tannihill, and that
tho object Of the meeting was to
make arrangements to give him an
entertainment q the Ballingall
House, u hdzErsA sight O'Clock on
Thursday evening, September 22d,
rs q testimonial of the bar to his
worth and merit.
Remarks were made BY Eugene
Fawcett, Judge Hendershott. and /.
N. Mast - ~ ~ general nature. Of
the entertaiumeat.
J. g. Hutohib0nsmoved chat = CON
mittce Of arrangements, consisting Of
three, be appointed. Motion carried.
). 9. Huchison, Eugene FAwcett,
and w. W.Cory. were appointed o.
the committee.
w. W. Cory moved that Ill kinds
OF Intoxicating liquors be- excluded
from the entertainment. Motion
carried.
lpdge Hcndershott moved that .
committee Of three DO appointed to
draft resolutions to DO presented to
Judge Tannihill. Notion carried.
Judge Hendershott, n. J. Williams
and Judge Trimble. were appointed
the committee.
l. N. Mast moved to adjourn, to
meot tomorrow evening, ct Eve
o'clock; carried. ~
w. e. CHAMBERs, Secretary.
JUDGE TRIMBLE, Chairman.
N
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FINE WoRK.--Sam. Hendricks il
doing some Of the best brick work
for Cierrie 4 Tindsll and ]. W.,
Dixon ever put up in tho city.
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WARNER'S b
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never fhiled (not
Of the Blind, itching or Bleedfn6 Files.-l
Those who are afnicted should Immediately
call on their drugglst and Get ygAruer's FAes
not recommended TO cure any other di1ease.
II has cured many cases Of 30 years standing.
Price eLi For sale BY al druggists.
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News
From the Daily Courier Of Sept I'd.
THE FAIR.

"G = 1AAA0s
A much larger crowd was in at
tendance this afternoon than 1t any
previous time during tho Fair.
An exciting lady equestrian con
test at p nn., attracted mach IT.
tentiou. e..sx
The ladies contesting for the prizes
were Miss Flora. Thatcher, Agency
City; Misses 8. d. q LIN Dennison,
Agency City |; MISS Mary Bsriss,
Ottumwa; Miss Hattie l,amme, OF
tumwa; Miss s. F. Carmichael, o.
tumwa. Where the riding was all
do.e so gracefully, it was with great
difficulty that the judges arrived at
decision, who, however, finally
awarded the first premium to Miss
Lammc, the second TO Miss Carmich.
ael, and the third to Miss Buriss.
John Psckwood took The flrst
premium on sucking horse colts, and
Murphy I'd.
W. B. Wyckoff, lst premium on
sucking marc colt.
Col. Summers, let premium on 8
year old filley, and Arnold I'd.
Ladd and COOK, lst premium on
yearling filley.
Right here want to digrsss enough
to thank Mrs Zip Randel for some
delicious old-fashioned hosier cake
donated to the COURIER Rancho.
From the following programme 70,
tomorrow, it will be seen that the
Directors have reserved the best Of
the repast for the last ofthe fsast:
Crrl1ENs' PURSE.
Forenoon-At 10 o'clock, trottine
by al horses, mares and geldings
that have mover made three minutes
At lOa o'clock running race, singh,
dash, half mile.
Aftcrnoon-At II O'Clock, grand
trial Of speed; open 70 I'll trotters.
At q o'clcck, running races.
First, secondhand third premiums
in all those races.
Entries will be- made st Secretary
Office 10 al classes, up to timo classel
are called.
Col. White. Tho Secretary inform,
us that tho prsmiups will b paid s
the COURT House next Saturday week
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4ARalED-In this city, on the 22d
Of Sept, 1870, By Rev. b. Bross, ].
q. AcMIRN, Of Pleasant Township,
Wapello county, and Miss NARY b.
HoRN, Of Van Buren, county.
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Mr.. T. ]. Gregg is now opening q
beautiful assortment of Dress Goods
Wool Plaids, Flannels, Blankets,
Black Alpacas, Domestics Carpet
Chain, Bats, Cotton Chain also o
full line of Notions, Gents Under
wear, Table Oil Cloths, and q large
assortment of pantstuffs, Jeans and
G assimerss, for Mems and Boys wear.
Mr.. Gregg is live man, and means
business. Remember the store is on
Main street, next door to Ennis 4
Ballords Drug Store. The shswl de-
partment 10 full, and embraces Misses
small shawls, ladies' long shawls,
black shaw;s, striped shawls, for
wraps, &c, &c. Do not fail TO call.
and you will be impressed with the
beauty ss we'll as tho cheapness Of the
goods. Sept23.d&wlt.
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VIsIrING.-We were glad to take
BY the hand VIM. II. Hayne, famil-
iarly aHarvey,"-son Of Jos. Hayne,
Esq, ofthis city,-who has returned
from his residence in Petalums, Cali
fornis, whittier he went from this
place, some twelve years ago. He is
here on . short visit to his parents
and friends; looks well, and is enjoy
ing his visit much.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Last night the CITY council Of this
city granted 70 A. B. Swirl & o.. Of
Chicago, III, n exclusive franchise
for the torn Of twenty years, to cup.
ply this city with gas. These gen.
tleinen have jast erected in Council
Biuffs gas Works, and are 70 com.
nieuoe immediatsly ID their work
here. ssN
This Is = step Id the right direction.
on the pafs 81 Dir city authorities
and we 30 grstiasd = the prompt.
hsss with which they havs taken
hold Of the matter. No other in
prove,nent isbssssf calculated % in.
press strangers favorAbly with the
appsatance, thrift and energy Of !
city than 70 see Il well lighted up in
the night time, and nothing u moro
convenient to our citizens and moro
conducive u good order, the prsvsa-
ton of crime and fires, than vol Il.
Illuminated streets. We have bseai
needing this improvement for some
time. and the time had como whom
absolute necessity demanded its be.
ing done.
We refer our readers for particu.
lars to the lsngthy ordinance pab..
lished in another column today, NV
ing this franchise TO a. q. Swift q Co..
and goveraing them in il exercise.
We are assured that these gentlemen
arc mer ofcapital, of enterprise, and
that some membersof tho company
intend to take mp their permanent
residence among as.
We thihk shat the. company viii
meet with liberal encouragement
from our citizens. They ask no aid
from the city orfrom citizens in their
enterprise. They have already
purchased 1905 brick Of Mr.. Foy.
and two lots of J. w Brown, near
his residence, in the lower part Of
the city, for their works.
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Have youg any Mamaluke I.iniment
10 the house ! y not, procure some.
once, ne the most reliable. family msdl
cline IL the country. e
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Just Received.

New patterns for Evening and Walking
Dresses, Over Skirts. Circulars, Plain and
Bertells.
ss-Ail late STYLES oil Millinery and Dress
Making done at short notice, by
MRS. E.A. KNOTT
Fields New Building, Green Street, between
Main and Second,
Dec. 6.dwl OTTUMWA. IOWA
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The fourth day of the Wapello
County Agricultural Society, was in
augurated in the morning with trot.
ting race between VOLTS "Frank
Hudson" Stiles "Boanergcs," Smiths
mare Of Bloomfield, Cass Hender-
shott's ''Morrisey." Hudson winning
the first, "Boanerges" the second, and
"Morrisey' the third premium--3:O5
being the fastest heat made.
Next came running race one-half
mile dash, between four horses owned
respectively by Jaques, Tullis, Mont
gomery, Hix. Jaques' horse won the
first premium in 81 Xix the Cd and
Anderson the Sd.
In the afternoon an exciting trot
occurred between "Honesty" and
Sanders mare "Laura Kecne," In
which Honesty" won in two straight
heats in 2:59. "Laura Keene" is q
good goer, and is a promising mare.
David Barry. of Ottumwa, took
the first premium on his boar, SOW,
and 10 pigs. He sold two Of the
choice pigs Colchester white" and Ma
gie) to. Capt Garfield, President OF
the Society, FIR S25, co..
Next came running race, mile
dash, between Bomars, Jaquos and
Tullis' horses, winning in tho order
named. Bomars b rise making the
dash 10 So.
At3l p m, the rain commenced
pouring down in torrents, and the
Fair was declared closed, which was
voted by everybody to be the most
successful one since tho re.organiza.
ton Of the Wapello County Agricul-
tural Society.
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THE FAIR.
THURsDAY-rHrRD DAY.

THURsDAY--THfRD DAY.
The morning looked q little dubious
-prosPect for rain, tho heavens were
clcuded, completely Swallowing the
earth from the severe rays Of the sun,
that have ben The torment OF the
largo crowds outside Of shelter.
Al ten o'clock there were undoubt.
edly 1900 persons on tho grounds,
"A great many additions have been
made % Tho mechanical and nipple.
ment department:
W @ Grimes; two buggies, one
carriage and one wagon.
Cummings 4 Silsby; wagon.
Tt Russell; wagon. 81
3 T Sage 4 Co-Agenoy; grain
drills, walking and riding plows.-one
of the former, "Star plow," took the
cultivators.
J. b. Sanders--Sigourney; huge
boar.
Heady 4 Marsh--Agency; McDon
aid l. Laughlin thresher.
La uuoiSON V--DlduenEOuFg; Dltte
thresher.
At 1O3 o'clock, q mule trot came
Oh, Huston winner; time AL; mile
heat. "More fanthan a mule"
There are largo number Of very
fine bulls and COWS and calves or
exhibition, but we are left the alter
native Of saying don't know who
they belong to.
A slight sprinkle of rain produced
only the ludicrous stampede Of The
surging crowd to shelter, and oul
reporter was simultaneously over
como with bonnets, shawls, and wo
mons paraphrenalia in general, ant
the great crowd Of beauty in partic
ular.
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Splendid assortment OF Clothing
and Furnishing goods arriving at
e. w. Belts.
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Glass A, No. Fastest trotting
gelding or mare-best three in five.
Horses entered wereB oanergess by e
b. Stiles, Ottumwa; One Eyed Jim,
BY B. Clark, Ottumwa; Nobby, by
J. D. Ladd, Ottumwa; Milo, BY
Smith, of Bloomfield /; Laura Keene,
by ]. H. Sanders, of Sigourney.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
OCEAN STEAMER;
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship Cuba (Br), Noodle, Liverpool via Queenstown
@ u Francsyn.
Steamship Nevada (Br), Green, Liverpool Williams &
Gui0n.
Steamship Leo Dearborn, Savannah Murray, Ferris &
&c.
Steamship Regulator. Brooks Wilmington, Nc-J Lori-
lard
steamship James Adger, Lockwood, Chareston--H Nor
gan Il Co.
Steamship AbemaYe Blackwood, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Od dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Fan.a, freeman, Phila1e phia-J Lorllard.
Steamship Nereus Bearse. Boston-W CLYDE
Ship james Foster, Jr, Hat0n LiverpooC Marshall
Co.
Ship Bessie Parker Orb sloconb, ST John, NB-J EL
well 4 Co.
Bark Minerva AusN MereglIa, Trieste socovich Co.
Brig Waverly. Terry, GiJon-J w Ewell 4 Co.
Brig Errichea QtaD, knberti, MarseilesJ Robinson
Co.
Brig Rosetta (Br), Mcdonald. Pictou-G Brewer
Schr Ring Dove, Wooster, Para--francis Moran.
Schr Maconber, Higgins, karanham and Para-B
Metcalf h Co.
.schr AdsIine tB, Pettis Windsor, NsCranda Bersux
& Co.
schr Godfrey, Godfrey, Indianoa and dLavacca-Tupper
L. Beattie.
schr Gov Burton, Ludlam, PhladelphiaBentey, Miller
Thomas.
Steamer W Woodward, Young Baltimore.
Steamer Annie, Hsines, Wilmington Dei--A Abbott.
Steamer Anthracite, Green, Philadelphia.
Steamer May1ower TUFTS, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20

United sas. oo appeals from the Supreme Court OF the DIS
Of The Gorsolan Gsiery Of Ar Of ihs ely washnsoa
marks lie read rom private letter rom Georgia
respondent that while orei people occasona MAJ
Government; that the government locks party was
continued In oce the whoe business prosperity o. ~ Geer
lam amendment az to preserve their Dusincss In
sosss ns asSsss in speech
ss ss s 81 "a s
aside to admit which State the condition OF thin
case wss more ay 9an n Pubic
been held Washington, Congress- 10 ,s
Ssrsnsasd The crowd % jssiaras he Bingham a%endmsai
Senate and soa predict the certain defeat Of the v
Senator from Mississippi Game. and two votes from Texa,
mson and asceraned how their votes would upon
the o Mr. Irum6a went on t9 aenonnce the sPeS,s o.
tlon deser ing OF calm and patient consiieron ms re-.
Ing Georgia show the State had ssaiy been ad-
in The galleries. which ae CHAIR promptly suppre.ss
upon he penains smendmen,s - ''' ''N' ''N''
Mr.. Wilson, (rep.J OF Ohio, moved amendment to
ssnans Ss the ter term Of the Lsi.a,re ls.s WIN
ss on S
carng the existing government Of Georgia con,
for sn1 s sna M'1s on
Mr. PohEEoYs substitute agreed toyeas ~ nays ~
as follows:-
YHAs-Messrs. Abbott, Ames, Anthony, Buck
ingham, Carpenter. Cassery, Cole, CorDetJ cra-
gin. Davis, Ldmands. Ferry, Fowler, Hamilton ,Ma
IiamliD Harlan, Howe, kellogg, hctreery morrill, OF Me-,
Morril OF w.. Paerson romeroy Pool fratt Rooersol
Salisbury Sawyer sehS Scott, shensa Stockton Thur
NAYs-Messrs Boreman, Brownow, Drake, Fenton,
Flanagan Hamilton Of Teas HAIRS toward, HOWELL Nc
Donald, Norton Nye, Osborn, Ramsey Reves, Rice Ross,
Yates-24
ss @h sHa md
Cooking, In laver OF II.
The question thea being the adoption the amendment
of Mr. wilson, amended by Mr. Pomeroy, and to slri.e
out Mr. Bngham's amendment, determined aulima-
tvey-yeas. 36, nays, ~, as foows;
YEAs-Messis Abbott, Ames Anthony, Brownlow, Buck
ngham, CasseIy Corbett avis Eamund. :,
Ferry, Fowler Hamilton of Nd Hsmlin HARLAN, Howe, kel-
logg, McCreey, MorriI Of Morrill, OF W., Pat erson,
Pomeroy, Poole, Pratt Robertson, Saulsbur,, Sawyer,
churz, Scott Sherman Stockton, Thurman Hpn Warren
Wiley--36.
kAy,--Messrs. Boreman Drake, Fenton, Fangau, Ham
ion tTeYas, Ha ris, howard, Howe Mcdonald, Mort m,
Nye Osoorn Reyes hce, Ross Spencer stewart, Sumner,
1hayer Trumbul. Williams Wilson and Yates-23.
LAT two O'Clock this "wednesday morning the
Senate WAS still III session.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1917.

INTERNAL TAXATION.
Mr. BUTLER, (rep.) of Mass offered resolution relating
internal taxation, sbolishng the income &C. Referred
TO the Com mitee of Ways and Means
PAYMENT INTEREST BONDS.
Mr. JONES' (dem) of KY. asked leave on resolution
rec,ng by of February a5, 1885, PROVIDED
that duties imports shall be paid coin, which shall be
set special fund and applied FIRST to the payment
o.on @ ~ me rcho nv v,en, of opa nov cent ner an
of the national debt sinking fund.- the residue to
The p treasury to inform he House BY what authority
e p the uushase or
of United States bonds
the LoUisIASA oSTssTED ELECTION CASE
the of ess e'f al ns
majority report being that j. sypaer y en.si @ to the
OF the which would De sntited he would yield
Mr. KraE ,aem:l of Ind, hoped the previous question
The previous question seconded by 81 yeas 65 nays
% aa ns
70 be 9ysrrsd ppder the previous question popular elec
AS there indications the democratic side Of in
ssS to ] Sna os S Me ssa @ a ey
the lem for as and
Mr. KrRa addressed the House in opposition to the report
Mr. STEVENSON closed the argument when, at quarter
before hve o'clock without dsposng Of the case the House
evening to be for the consideration of the Tariff BILL
Evening Session.
CONSIDERATION OF THE TARIFF ELL.
The House reassembied In Committee CT the Whole Mr..
WHEEIEE in the chair, at halfpast O'Clock tue
Tariff bill commencing with the paragraph son scrap
every description dollars provided that nothing
shall be deemed refuse that
has been in actual and fit only to be remanufactured
Mr. BECK (dem OF Ny. moved to to four dollars
per bring into with the reduction OF
tne duty pig iron to tve dollars per ton.
Mr.. SonESCK (rep of Ohio opposed the ehiment say
ing that he did expect that the House would endorse the
Committee Of the Whole last evening
ducng to dollars besides he satisfied that
any distinction TO be made the higher duty should be
placed iron, which auabe than iron
Mr. CAKE, (rep of Pa, moved to amend the paragraph
onequarer pound wrought iron every
description onehalf cent per pound; provided" &C. Re
jected
Mr. ScHENCK moved TO the paragraph by making
the duty scrap dollars per and rought
eight dollars pr ton
Mr.. LOGAN, (rep) OF H., demanded division the
amendment.
The question the part of the amendment
foows"On scrap iron OF every descriI ton five
dollars per tou," and IT agreed to without division,
The question then taken the second part of the
follows :"On wrought scrap iron OF every
description eight dollars per ton " and 1t rejected59
TO 49,
Mr.. RANDALL. (dem.) of Pa moved to make the duty
wrought scrap iron dollars per ton. Rejected.
Mr.. BUTLER, Mass) moved to make 1t i've dollars pei
Mr.. LoeAS moved to make 1T six dollars per ton
Adopted-7l to So.
Mr. BUTLER, tMass.) moved to amend the proviso by
changing tand or" that 1t will read iron that ha
actual Is tit only to be remanuacured."
On a couut there quorum voting. Thereupon tb
committee and the House at hapast ten adjourned
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY. APRIL

,, Sch, .,o ssnt Smith, wimlnssen, NO. 10 days, with
,, scnr Doasl... Elis, Wilmington NC. days. with
sshr Ann = Valentine Bsyls., wilmington. NC, ldays,
with naval ,.l stores stores e % %Edwards 4 co.
to fssT Pc%s ss Wilmington NC days. with naval '0re'
sSsr s%s ssnsn s., NC sd.y with naval
SsHr Mary LSa;s I" MAX nske hing asys with
..sclr wa.a. Palmer Richmond 10 days. with mdss, 70
scSr SJ J Il Il a.pp. Cole Richmond.
scSr Rsbssss Newton, NI;of%9IIs %Irsvi. Va
hr sshr Haiea'H H,lea Deacon .%; virginia s''s'A'A
scbr Il Mason. Gibson, Virginia.
schr b Martin, Peterson, Virginia.
sss9 sssr M.1y fsi ESsse suFssrs Psass vvlSn,f vs
sshr s 8 Wright, croprsr vrsinla.
SssI SsSr Sunny, SS, x,s Ssi1g ,,nis ysn'
schr John Houseman, Brown, virgnin.
ssSr iss Aisa. i.iis asssy s.sl vrsaia smishasd
schr Clara. Locke, Georgetown, Dc
Passed ThrSugh He'll GATES
BOUND SoUra
schr Evelyn Fowler Cutler days. for New York, with
lumber % IIolyoSe ! Murray;
ss sa ss
schr Alpha, Murphy. New London for New York in BAL
sssr Lady Emma, Carroll, Hartford for Elinseethpor
Ss for
sshr schr sce Gin' BsidgsPor. tor ~ New Wy Yoyk: y
Sem @ sS. 1sssy New
Ssir Excelsior, Mnnsty, Colt Spring for New York.
schr seaport, Brownoy, southport for New York.
BOUND EASE
Steamship Nereus. Bearse, New York for Boston,
a hSn Ss Ssw oY GF 6nrr 1r Hartford
Brig Caledonia, -. New York for Boston
Schr J Il Edwards, Alen Alexandria for Providence.
schr susan, Seares, Georgetown for Boston.
scnr Judith Hay, Harvey phladepha for New Bedford
sehr Lane smith, Port s1 Jehnson S for Maastown.
Snr North Pacthc Eaiol Eixabethport for Providence
schr Min9uas Heaney. Eliyabehport tor Providence
Schr Milp Briggs, Elizabehpor for warrcn
schr Ann Eliza, Howell EiisaSe,hpo. for Prevdsncs.
Schr \ NJ Wells, Kelsey, E1abethport for Middletown
Sclr w Seymour, -, Elizabethport for Providence.
Schr Lizzie Raynor, Hutchinson, Elzabethpor for Prov
schr Amelia, Beebe, Elizabehport for Providence.
schr Zoe, Hall, Elizabethport Providence.
Scar Avail Mlais, Ezabethport for Norwich.
schr story, -, Eliznbethport for Providence.
Scar San Jean, Jones, kondOnt for New Haven.
schr Pearl. -, kondout for Boston.
schr j Is sponord Hawkins, Newburg for Fall River
Schr Slnaloa, steele, Newburg for Boston.
Sclr Cornelia, Carroll, Kewour: for Norwich
schr owe Branch, Mann, Haverstiaw for Black Point
Schr Niagara, Petu rev, Fort Lee Tor Westchester
Schr Addison Luke, Hoooken for Portsmouth.
Schr Gallard, DAVIS, HoDoken for New Haven.
Schr Hickory, Ferris, New York for Little Neck.
schr ) Jackson, Abraham, New YORK for Whtestone.
Schr Cinderella, Fam, New York for Huntington.
Schr Falcon, Wheeler, New YORK for Deroy.
Schr Bartlett, Kicker, New York ior Goose Island.
schr Escort, Ball. New York for Bridgeport.
Schr Stranger Oakley, New York for bridgeport
Schr 4 Cromwell, Daily New YORK for Boston.
Schr E Mills, Murray. New York for MilsDuiy.
At anchor In Flushing Bay, wind bound:-
Bark Woodland (Br Lent, New York for Annapolis, Ms.
Brig Ida cuten Br, Edge New York for HilsOoro, Ms
Brig Golden Light (Br, Hanson New York for Cow Bay
CB.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

Steamship Russia (Br) Lott Liverpool April via Queens
town 10Th, with mdse and passengers, 70 Francklyn.
18TH inst lat so IT, Ion "a a. passed ship Success, bound
18th, lat A 3D. Ion 81 b. steamship City of Cork, bound
Steamship Sesis JNG) Trautmann, Hamburg April g. and
Havre 9th, with ndse and passengers, to kunharl Co.
First voyage had strong Winds latter part variable
winds weather April TO- lat ~ 4 lon 20 passed