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sAsoEIc ThlsUTE OF REsPEcT

At special meeting OF Forked Deer Lodge
no. 500, F. and A. n, the following resolu-
tiOns, in memory o. Brother 8. 5. JONES, q
member Of that Lodge, were ordered TO he
publ shed in the Memphis APPEAL:
WHKREAs, II has pleased Almighty God,
the Father OF US all the Maker and the Ruler
OF the universe, 10 sui mon nom this Eods e,
fiom his beloved family aud society. our
Brother and companion, Captain BIRD
JONES; therefore,
Resolved, That we mourn his loss, and min
gle our tears, with the tears Of his beTesved
fsmily, his widowed wi e and fatherless chill
dren. We mss his cheerful face, the pres
sue Of bis friendly hand, and the counsel of
his mature tuc gm mt from our deliberations,
We bow TO the mysterious providence of God.
Brother Jones vss sixty six yesrs OF age.
His eye wss not yet cin, nor his natural
force aDated, when he met with q serious ac-
cldent which terminated his useful and
honorable life in a few days. Ali that medj
cal sEDl could accomplish proved unavsil-
ing and he brsathed his last on the - day
Of 1871.
Brother Jones had lived In West Tennes-
see naa' ly forty years He was q pioneer
and brought with him courage, energy and
sound Judgment, and high moral honesty
and unttring Indus ry. such rare and ex-
qualities won Tor him the confidence of good
Inen, and the love OF many warm frisnds.
Hiss kindly heart made him genial COM
panion, 3 faithful husband. "A most devoted
iather aud q friend true as life.
We mourn his death; we mourn this Lodge
room. We look for him; he is gone, and we
can only murmnr, ''Fhy will be done on
earth as II is done Ia heaVeD!' Peace to his
ashe6i We san say:
"He was a friend to truth, OF soul sincere;
In action faithful, and in honor clear;
Who broke nc promise, served no private
end;
Who gained no title and who lost no friend
Enno5led by himself by all approved;
Praised, wept and hOnored by those he
loved"
Resolved, Thst copy o. these resolutions be
ssnt 10 his family and also that these resolu-
tions be published.
resp sct1ul'y submitted,
OSBORNE,
q. V. THOMAS.
l. DANtET
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MEXICO.
,sars, SSprsms--ROnsES Ia the RENAL
Business.

N.TAAoRAs. MEXICO, September "a
t,--rev vii be elected by Congress.
Cspedo. who was pronouncedin sinAloa,
has been arrested.
The government has qusrentiDed port
San juan Dautisto 70 the Tsbssco IRON
IieY. also, Collins 70 Manzsnillo.
R~msTo uronoses 70 rent the Lower
California salt lakes to 8 Mexican com
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HEAVY o. TIE moan.

CAIRO. liz, October s.-The second
,risi ~ ibs case Of Cobb Blsisdeli VS.. I'LL
nois Central railroad company was con,
Guided Yesterday. Damages we're cisimeu
10 the amount OF forty Thousand eoIais
for delay In the transio % ,btse..
nine thousand dollars for plaintin' wal
rendered
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Memphis Fair Record.

ONE OF the objects OF the resolution passed
" by the Memphis Agricultural and Ne
c anical Society, at toelr meeting In JulY,
authorizing the sscrstsry - publ sh daily
record of the fsir, being TO prohibit the al
noyanee eaus ed by rival parties 10 the poo-
lica lon of advertising sheets, THIS Is 10 no
IiIy oul basiness community and persons
contemplating such publications, that the
distriDutiOn OF and soliciting patronage f0l
the same, by otheu than the authorized
AGENTS OF the Reo9rd, Will be prohibited
LEON TROur DIAL E Hec'y.
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HASnNIG NnTIcE

THE stated eonvocation Of Penn q
Il X. A. Chapter No. q +. and A. NJ. Ny
will be held this (MONDAYD evening.~\
business.
an companions are irateTnally invited.
ny ord OF c. ID. CARROLL, NJ. E. h. T.
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Cepsrtnsrshlp notice.

4 HAVE this day associated with me in bus
Il ness my son, William Bowlss and hence
forth the business viii be carried on under
the nFm name OF william BoWles q son.
Nm. BOWLES, Gotten Buy 7.
Rnoun No Elork
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K0IIcE TO coHTRAcT0Rs.

AFEMPaIs AND RALSTGH RAILROAD,
vi once, woodruff block, No rs Main sf.
Sealed proposals for the construction Of
the Mem phis and RGlsigh railroad VIII be
received by the uHdsra1sned until Oci ober
~. 1sy1. The work embraces clearing. earth
work, pileWork, ossties and tfae ay ing.
Rfda Will be ecesved Tor the whole or sny
part Of the Uofk, or TOR fas enEtre Oonstruc-
Hon and equipment of the roao. ready for
operation. A PTonie ano sPeclnceuons can
ana security viii be required Of contractors
for Derforxaance Of contract. The company
rrouosals IT. BWAYNE.
OF. PRESCOTT, Sec,y pro tenn. Fres't.
HInPzIs, TKNN- October = III oc6
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NASONIC NOTICE

~ Scott Lodge No. 2S9. +. q A M, will w
be held this tMONDAY) evening, sth/V
inst, 81 O'Clock, for work in L, A. degree.
All r. U. 5 are fraternRlly invited.
h, h. hIGBEE, ". NJ.
NJ Il JUDAH Secretary
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such a. Syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect, Ssrictures
and All Urinary Dis eases; syphflitie or Aer-
crrial affections OF the throat. ektn or bones,
orchttis hernia or rupture; also ths effects
OF a solitary habit, ruincus 70 The body and
mind, producing 6lotehes on the face. debfIi.
", Impotency, dizziness, dtmness Of sight,
con fusion OF ideas, evil forebod1ng. aversion
10 society. loss OF memory, weakness. etc,
not all OF these in any one case, but all occur
ring frequently in various cases. Rneumae
tism and rheumatic pains cured by q new
method
Particular attention paid to the DISEASES
OF WOMEN, such - Exec 7sive, suppressed
or painful Menstruatton, Luchorrhosa OF
Whites, falling OF the womb, and all frrsxu-
larfties OF the monthly periods. causing Ftsr-
il1ty or barfenness, ana often-ttmes con
sumption.
The doctor can be consulted personally Oh
by letter upon all diseases not requiring hi
attention outside OF his ofacs. Once hour
nom an. 70 O'Clock pm.
sspl0 D. q. JOHNSON, N. D.
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EuhERAL NnrICE

--------------- 1----A-------------
UHLMANS The friends Grd scquaintances
OF CHABLEs AUGUST UHLMANN are re- pect-
iully invited 10 attend his funeral. from his
iaie residence, Nc. 1872 Alabama street, Mon
dsv morning. al o'olf ck
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A couple of sch0oneIs were Iost On
Lake Erie because their masters mis'
took the lights,
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By favor Of Grant, Henry X. Smith
IA surVeyOr OF customs at Omaha.
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JACKSON.
Its sadden GreRtness-Its Churches ana
GasWOrks and RhfIWRys-The Air
Line Route 10 MemPhis-Raleigh
OF the Ltne of March Col.
Fitch and Thompson Dean
Gone Up.

In two hours have seen much Of jack
son, and am not little Rmszsd by the
energy and progressiyeuess OF the people.
Sixteen large brick business houses are in
course OF construction, and, perhsps, hty
private residences and smaller structures.
There is one male and four fourishing
female colleges, and many private schools.
There are thirteen churches, and with
these the immortal Ham King maintains
10 palace Of mirrors, 3 splendid cOmpe-
titiOn. There are two excellent news
usueFa. one, the Wbig and Tribune, TO be-
come q daily next month.
RAILROADS AND GAS.
Jackson comprehends thoroughly the
valne OF railways. In fact. the people OF
Jackson are distinguished by an univers-
Atty Of intelligence which lifts the place
shove less progressive towns, s. light
houaa rises above the rocks and sands Of a
deeolste coast. Brownsville, Jackson Snd
Memphis, In rapidity of growth, In enter
Kissing spirit, and In the readiness with
which they accept the decress Of mo
deru civilization, Outrival sh cOmpe-
tition. Besides the gssworksl known
az the Democrss ana the wing and
| Tribune, the place will scap bellluminated
| like Memphis, by the conversion OF
| nsphths into 9 fxed gas. 1t N assumed
/ thsf the patent, under which this gas II
manufactured, involving simply the dis
/ covery OF principle, and no new appli-
4 ostion OF Il, is voidRble. II this be true
| the Memphis gss company sno the ven.
! does OF the Brown Rand patent expended
| much money in vain. A St L0uu
| company erec,s the gas works, and vii
Owe uaOst OF the stock. The same persons
| am told, viii erect gas works In broWns
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sacon and Potatoes.

Ihz casks clear aud ciear-rfb bed Sides,
so casks shoulders,
1000 hbls Husset Potatoes,
For sale. low, 10 NJ eronants.
RVTTTn1 TRTEaG n M
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SHARPE & ROBERTS. SoIs Accents
DR.. .. 5. JoHNS0N's
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
aIo MAIN STREET Up Stairs.
Between Washington and .AdAma Streets
MEMPHIS. .rENN,


Ii now permanently established for the treat
ment OF patients, both male and female
who are afiicted with any form Of
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KEE ADVERTISEMENTS.
:" MI. .. B X R ID i,
Successor to Merriman, Byrd s Coz
sz5 HAIN STREET.

The business of this house has been per
petuated thirty years. Thanking our friends
and the public for their liberal patronage in
the past, we beg to give assurance that our
facilities are com pleted In every department,
including the mechanical and artistic
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wswin slso display g full AnO of WE'LL
known makes OF
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-18
BILLIARDS!
Messrs. PEELAN & COLLENDEI


The welI-known Billiard Table Manufacturers, o.
New York, have established at
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BOOKS and STATIONERY

THE REASONS For BUYING BOOKS AND
$~TEFi0NERI from Us. rather than going To
New York. are
FIR-T-Ve MANUFACTURE very largely Of
-o-ds exactly suited 40 your wants, and which
you cauuot obtain elsewhere.
SECoNn-We TUY ard SELL, importing from
Eastern and European manufacturers, upon such
t'tu-s a. make il to yoUT interest to come To u,
ratE CT than go IN New York.
Your Uder~ are rrsT eetfUily solicited, ~satislac
tien g~UaraEteed. Very respectfully,
j.. l.. BASCROFT d CO.,
feIT-2m SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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NJ. a. French. Agent.
ivi5-1m virginia City. Nevada.
application for Ksa.cns.
Notice No. l..
REGISTTR'S oEtICE. [ :. LAHD OFFICE. !

Notice No. H.
REGISTER'S oEtICE. L :. LAND OFFICE,
ACfCRA, Ncy., Aprii l.. Is .
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WI.
Y SHARON has Uhi- day II ed in this office a
diagram. together with a notice Of application for
patent from tine United STATES. under Act Of Con
q cs- approved July -. 1866. + + coo feet Of the
Juuiat4 Lode. ia f>zu-rtlI4 Niaju, District F.
aieraIda county. Nevada. and for a min ste. ard
more particularly described a. FIN W.: Cummenc-
ing at station Ne /. tie nor, h~e5t>terly Z. rntr from
which point The center Of the .iuuiata ,h4ft bars
;. 4Oo 30 ". distant sIi +Io feet. aud luunng
thence ; 80 +. $50 feet t. station Ne. >. thence
:. go W. 2g3 feet t. station NJ 3: ti4rrc
y. 21o " ~" ;eet to rrition NJ. !; thence y. 80
f. l,2uo feet t. station NJ. |. til" place ot begin
ming. Bearings from true meriipn magnetic Va
ri alton. lie T.. The lode lie Of GOO feet claimed.
j. identified in the underground works leading
from the bottom IF the JUuia'a shaft and the
vertical pr jrCtion NJ ward l." the surface. from tine
position f Tie de A. founi below The >5Irface
shows a line at the surface mIrcncir- at the
westerly tine Of the clain'. and ia thu satd line at
a distance If ~ feet from the u~orthve-trrtv
corner and IuHait- thence ucrth-a~rrrIy parnlltl
with the nGrthe'Iv aud $, u1hcrl sides of the
claim Gpo fee The purtiru IF The Claim extend
inG uaIthcaSt'rly beyond the at.resfjI O.. t-,t j.
claimed for ground for waste rattral. VIII lain
Situated IN the district and comfy af resaid. com
menciug at station -. !. q pine tree about 10 ch
east II The Au ORA, rt ai. and at,o1+ > clF. wet If a
number Of springs. and 8L the -oufHcf " ,ud Df the
basin il which WINTERS mill = situated: ami run
ming thence north 47.4l oh. to Station No. >:
therCe west q Oh. to station No .; theme north q
ch t. staten No. i: thence east lf % oh. t. sta
TIN No ): thence south / oh to station No. {:
thence eat > clI t. station No. :: thence south ;
CHI. t. station No. :; thence east , oh, To- station
No. Q; thence south l eli. =" station No. 10: thence
east + ch 10 sta ion No. Il; thruce south l. ch.
TO stHtj. n No. j; thence west / 3 Oh. t. alton
No IS from station No. 3 the 5. + c,rner Of
the ssttI'rg roo "a of the WINTERS mill. bears W.
distant 4..t Ch. j: thence south 9 10 CHI. To station
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An extensive branch Of their business, where the
propose Ia keep c'nSttntly IN hand the LAEGES
and most complete a-eoItnrent Of
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Public Library OF Kentucky

The Concert and distribution will take place
under the immediate supervision OF the Trustees
named in he Act IF Incorporation.
| ThUSTEES-1hns + Hr 'mlette. late Governor
# Ky; Henry Watterson. Editor Courier Journal:
W. y. H~aliemau. President Courier ulnal Co ::
Ben CasSeday. II the Daily Commercial; Geerge ?
Dnern. Prophet r AuZriCer; II. ". NCCartv. Of
the lily Ledger: J : c in. Clerk jefferson c urt
Of Common Pleas; II ". Clu Ky. Author Political
Tex 20 *; z. T.. Irlrre'T. Of TIE IuEi -I.lp Bar.
SUPERNISJRS 'F TUE RKAWItt --Ii.n II.
J Sites. JuG-t Jelf, r-an Court # c mncu Pleas;
Hon. T. 3 Cochran. ChHtnc-lIoc L-Ii-viIre Cuar-
Gerry Court; Hon. IL W Hruce. Judge jefferson
Circuit Court; Hon. !. Il. Baxter Mayor # l. MS
vile; Hon b. !. Webb, Senator OF Kentucky;
Col G. { Wharton. L. :. District Attorney Moth
Judicial District: Gen. J. I. Boyle, President y.
II. 4 Z. X K Or. T ;. Bel. Prof Med Uuiyer-
SHY. Louisville JIlson 2. johnson. Proprietor
Cali liou>e: Hon ! prtct T Knott. late Member
congress: Andrew Graham. T 5acco and Cotton
Broker.
will b. paid on presentation as the office in Lnuis-
vile. Nv. Tickets viii be fol eale at the Office in
Louisville on the
ISt of July. 1871.
A liberal discount will p allowed when loo.
orders accompanied by Re nitttuce> viii h. prompt
" attended Il" amt the tickets returned bv mail.
registered. OF by cypress. a. ordered.
The undersigned. late pr ucipai business Mara
ger u the very successful VI, r~cautilr Library Gift
Concert If san Francisco. having been app inted
Agent OF the above enterprise has 10 say that
everything will be done 10 make this an entire
success. aud buyers f tickets v III find their IT,
rereSts a. we'll guarded ~ if they were personally
present and supeTiutended the entire affair.
CHARLES K PtTEtS
Calf ll0Use, Louisville, kentucky.
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~


Ess"ss for Young Men. or great So
Clan EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with
VI tRHiAGE-with sure means Of relief for rht
Er.mg and Unfortunate. diseased and debilitate,
Sent free. in sealed envelopes. Addre-
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. > s. Ninth St,
Phi a~delpnia. Pa. oc23-tf
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TAKE WARMING

'(NHE '. 4 7. II. r. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
l take due rrecaG,iaa against arrfjentssn ~
i'ss OF life resulting rem the running OF Their
trans; and they take This method Of warning ma
rents and guardians against the dangers ATTENDING
ne Zoo common practice Ct children PLAYING about
'helr cars ana locomotives. Those having IN charra
the business Of the Conn anr find it impossible 10
PERSUADE boys. y hotreqaent the termini and ston.
Ping places Of the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines; and they will feel themselves
opIi2ed TO resort to more decided measures if these
arnovances are continued. Recent accidants
which are wholly aScribahle to the carelessness -
persons III Jumping on and OFF the cars when in
motion, should be warning enough in tben,selra1
H.. VI YERINGT0N, Superintendent.
August 16. 1870. tf
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zIOXTREAL CnLD ANDSiLXnR

vi NININI LDNPNNN. Location II irUp-
ertv, Rose Canyon. ornI-hy county, Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent uron the blowing
described stock. on account IF Rse>sneUts !eTird
IN the 18th day f Iia-. ~. and the 18th
day of July. ISL. the several amCuntsoet opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders, as
tEllnW.-
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10000 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD.

Which will entitlc the holder &c any one q the
t~O.l-wing aitts that nL.N Be anarIed 70 u.
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$50 Magnificent Prizes. among which
Is oneof S-0.GO0 Gold Coin.

Thsse gifts VIII. at the concert he awarded +,
tbs halIrFs 81 tickets IA II e same manner As AT
The concert gwen III san Francisco in AID Of the
Mercantile Library.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26
CRIMINAL CROMELIEN.

The True Story Of His Wropgdoings FRA
ducing His Wife aud Disgraciug Her Family.
The real facts Of the case OF James NJ. Cromeen,
who Is charged with the forgery OF three notes to
the amount Of 81 900 upon Helbrun b Sons OF Bati-
more, greatly differ from his statement OF the cause
OF the charge which was published in yesterdays
HERALD The facts are that some time during
last year Cromeen forged three notes, and that
to avoid the disgrace that would ensue from pub.
catlon Of these forgeries the firm, which Is CON-
posed OF the mother and brothers of Mrs. Crome-
lien, paid the notes. Since then Cromeen has been
arrested several times upon charges OF obtaining
goods under false pretepces and OF passing false
checks He had otherwise became so notorious
ana mis- actions, rejecting disgrace upon his wife,
that life, under such circumstances became ntoler
able, and she returned to her family in Baltimore.
week before she left Cromelien was arrested
and locked up In Ludlow street jail and was
only released by eXertions or herself and some
Almost Immediately after his wife left him he COM
menced traduclng her. This fact coming to the
ears OF her family they resolved to prosecute him for
these forgeries although she srenuousy opposed it.
The ISLANDERS he has been circulating through the
papers, well as privately, gotten up solely with
the view OF diverting public attention from his
guilt and OF creating sympathy 1t Is claimed
that the facts OF the forgeres will be fully
proven, not only by the notes, but by his own
written and verbal admissions. HIS wife, against
whom and Mr.. Newmark Cromelien has made cer-
been held in the highest esteem by their acquaint.
auceS.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26
STATEN ISLAND.
The Improvement Commission in Council

The Improv Commission in Council.
The Staten Island Commission, at special meet
ing held yesterday afternoon NJ No. Nassau street,
discussed the merits Of the bill now before the
Legislature for the making Of certain improve
ments upon the island. Senator S. II. Frost COM
municated by letter to the Commission his doubt
OF the passage OF the BILL and that he had received
many remonstrances against such passage. From
the letter OF another gentleman now In Albany it
was discovered that much more favor was shown
towards the project OF opening three roads, each
100 1eet wide. across the island tnan to the improve
ments embodied in the bill sent by the Commission.
After thorough discussion OF the subject a CON-
mlttee was appointed TO proceed to Albany and
urge the passage Of tile bill.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26
OCEAN STEAMERS.
; Destinat,on.A |.
OGce.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH Is, 1871.
CLEARED.

steamship City Of London Br), Tibbits, Liverpool
Steamship Avon Br), Young London via Havre-Aus.n,
esmshpp bonsu s s5o'
Steamship Clyde Kennedy, Galveston via Key west-c
Steamship creecent City, Norton New orleans-Frederic
!, Steamship Geo Washington Gager New oreans-H
steamship Victor, Gates, New orleans-o IL Mallory 4
steamship Ashland, Moore Fernandina-Jas Hand
Steamship Huntsville CrowelI, savannah-R Lowden
Steamship San Jacino, Atkins, savannah--Wm CARR.
steamship Manhattan, Woodruff Charleston-H Morgan
Steamship Benefactor Jones' Wilmington. NC-Loriard
s.sspssnip Mary Sanford Chadwick, Wilmington NC
Richmond-od Dominion steamsh ip Co. wy io'n' ana
Steamship Geo Upton Roberts, Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship Knight, johnson, Georgetown, DEG
Steamship Nereus, 5earse Boston-H Drnock
" Steamship Wamsutsa, Fish, New Bedford-Ferguson 4
Ship Isaac Webb, Mortimer. Galveston C Marshall 4
Bark Fssna Lente tNor) Gjeruldsen, An,werp-Funch,
BARK Mary Cook, Fanfar Elsinore-Andrew LINDSAY.
BARK heanehton (Nor, Olsen. Bofdeaux-Fnnch, Edye
Bark Bark D1non Fougere s. Johns, NFHeney Parker.
EAR Bark I;nere Br) Medregor charlestonD McCol
Brig Hedins (Nor), Tlesen, Gutenberg Te,ens
Brig Brig kMosssk, 3. Elliott Caibarlen-F Taloo. Co.
brig narsaretha orb Boescn, st Johns, NF-usher A
ID
ney &Co. "A
Brig suwanee, Simpson, Wilmington, NC-B Me,calf 4
Co. ~".' :"
Brig Nellie Gay, Arandella London-samuel Goodwin
, Schr Charles Thompson, Hanfed, Para-L Amsinck 4
schr Matte Holmes, stubbs, Demarara-H w Loud 4 Co.
schr Ocean Pearl, Carver, Port Antonio, Ja-B j Wen
schr Q Mare. Reed, Port Antonio-b Weinberg
scnr Gulding STAR Merriam CORVALLIS, NS-CrandaIl
Beraux 4 Co. '
schr Kedron, Pe,tis, Parrsboro. -cranda Beraur
Co. :"
Schr Alice Moves Baker, Indianoa and
Beattie -upPs'
schr Robert Forsyth, Patten, Key west-Benner 4
Schr Annie Leland. Bennett. Jack aonvile-W Raw Co
schr Mary Collins, Endicott, st May's, CA Lin.
schr NJ Bramhall, Strout savannah-Evans. Rail 4 Co
schr John Shay. Fisher, Georgetown SC-Ovcron Haw.
kns. ~
schr Charles Dennis, Rollins, Beaufort Thomas Holmes
Co. ~
schr Loula Murchson. JONES' Wilmington, nee $ Pow
ell io"'
schr Mary Louisa, GaskiiI Washington NC Zopbar Mills,
scnr johnson, Harris, Washington. NC-W HIN.
schr Horao Nichols, Dupuy, Richmond va-van Brunt
Slaght ~
schr Edwin Reed, Harris Alexandria,
Schr Lucy Jones' Muncey, Baltimore--Wm Chalmers
Schr Paine JONES' Eastport-John Boyntons Sons
Co. ! S" -
schr Maggie Bell Hall, Boston II Brown 4 Co.
Schr Trasnblgzanda. Currle Boston, Steson 4 Co.
Sehr Artist, Parker Stonington, Ct-M Briggs a Co
Schr N Horun, Morrell, Stamford
Steamer Vesper, Jones, Wilmington Del via Chester Pa
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith Wilmington, Del.
Steamer Tacony, Nichols Philadelphia
Steamer y N Farchd. Trout. Philadelphia.
Steamer Mars, Grumey, Philadelphia.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce Philadelphia.
steamer Phelps Brown, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26
ARRIVALS.
IMPORTED BY THE HERALp STEAM YACHTS.

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Steamship Caledonia tBr) ovenstone Glasgow March T.
aud Moyie sth with mdse and passengers to Hendeson
Bros Had strong westerly throughout March H. at
Do 81 long passed steamship Assyria hence bonnd
east 18th, lat 81 NJ long ~ Is W. passed large onanics
q neld ice and large num6ers OF large ceberes 2h
Steamship Wilmington, Cole, Galveston March 6 and Kew
west 2oth with mdse and passengers, to Mallory Co
zst INST lat "a Zb lon 20 46 boarded by boat from
rife cruising. ~ 49,
Steamship Virgo, Bulkey Savannah March 81 with mdss
and passengers. to Murray, Ferris 23d inst al Pm
lat % 05 lon TO- spoke brig Mary Leighton from Orange
Cay for New York, days out - -e~
master. - -" -' y
Ship Confidence Patterson London 50 days. with mdse TO
VIM Nelson, J Came the Southern passage mud had ne
weather throughout
Bark Eden (Br), Garriock Iquique Dec with nitrate OF
soda, TO Brown, Bros Covessei order Passed Csue