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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18

DIR. SAGE's CATARRH REMsEY' is no
Patent Medicine hunlbng, gotten up to
dupe the ignorant and credulouS, but is
a perfect. Specific for Nasal CataFrh,
"Cold in the head" and kindred Diseases.
A. GLORIOUS RgcoRD.--Twelse Iyeurs
ago a few modest lines in q 'N,eY. York
Journal invited public attention to new
Vegetable Restorative, and solicited a
trial of its merits as a remedy for null
g%estion, biliousnesS, fever and ngde, de-
bility, nervous Disorders, rheumatism, aud
ALI c6htphiMs reAuiAh4 mveSAting BID
regulating treatment. In this quiet, I'M
pretepti0us way, Plantation Bitters, was
introduced to the world. 1t was a sue
cess from the beginning. All that was
claimed for it as u tonic, n corrective aud
antfdpte NO makhrionsHt isr,t WJs Rrhd 10
be strictly true. Within FIVE years the an
nual salgsof this titiSlelah no d6tS to 6si6h,
One Million Of Bottles. 4 few years
more aud the demand swelled to fre mil.
lions. The annual consumption of the
bitters has now reached the almost incre-
dible aggregate of six millions of bottles,
and for every bottle sold . copy Of the
Illustrated Medical 'Nrnaal, habhAled
by the proprictors, at a cost Of $l50,O0O,
is given away. i..
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18
,Chancery Court at Madison
tt'l'i"I : VILE. T''''.'i

hhHhlH'i W WHNie'
GoIpHlaimntsi glprgo iulthsIr hill, %hichiB
sworn to, that Defendants, James BcQwdcr,
parIusr l%roWatr; 'GHHl4G'' BrdTiri, kdbelM ;
proNdg, Lgksgp ugoNderr llarynl. NAbb and ~
i husband, George Webb, and IAssandra Brow %.
Ter, ehlldrun'anl licirs 4silaN o~f5crtEh Brow-i'i
der, deceased. and Nancy Drowder. the widow =
Of said Ieptha 3iowdcr, deceased, are n%on.rcsi-
dcniAh at MO lStTtcof J emn"'sre. lt'is therefore III
ordered tlat publication he made for four, con llq
%srchtivr weeks ia the SW%ectwater Enterprise u
newspaper l'biSdy,l at SweetSater, Tenn ~
notifying ,a.d nou,ycshirnt defendants to appear
At toe neSt ttrm'6i the thancery Ctort' 10 be
lcid a., Mathematics, on the first ,Mopday OCT
JuUc next AMI mAkc dHiencr 10 said hill, or the
slime WIAilW tti,cil lur confessed AMI the cause
81, t1r HcayIug cX pute NJ to them, ... .l
i'A trd, copy vttilc ut.cr nj Rules.
Nttc,' s.. r.. HALE c. VI. lH.
J. II. tar aud J.. u. MnFIELn, Solicitors
''r 'onplntnanlr. nprt- It piss.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18

a physician in Pittsburgh was called
upon to prescribe for IL somewhat illit-
crate old lady and cod liver oil was in
his opinion the best remedy for her. com
plant, he wrote u prescription for the
~apothecary to put up, with the Latin
formula, "Oie, "Jer. dsSj' being an alb
breviatiou of OicVm Jec0riS ASSeHj, or III
plain English, cod liver oil, The mcdi-
cine was procured, taken, and in a few
weeks thoold lady completely recovered
her health. A neighbour paid hera visit
after her recovery, and expressing sur
prise at her IMPROVED condition, inquir-
ed the secret Of so rapid Il restoration.
why" said the old lady, lit was that
beautiful nIediciht, the Oil of a Jackass,
that brought me to my Ieet again -
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18

April 4th lS72.-tf.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-18

The ChicoGn Tribune has q new ycr-
sion Of the hatchot story: "Washing-
tons parents were very particular as TO
little Georges playfellows, never allow
ing any but his little cousins ornephcws
to visit him. One Of these pjaytcllows,
and in some way connected, was Il of
the Curtis boys. Among other cogno-
mems bestowed upUn this youth ut bis
christening was that of Isaac. Well,
Isaac and Georgia We're playing togetli-
erin the orchard on the day when the his
toric cherry tree was disfgured. Thop pa
tornal Washington came along and was
very much cnraged to see his .fayoritc
tree cut and hacked in II very bungling
manner. See he said to George, Come
here you racal! Who cut this cherry
tree OF mine 2 George gNzed for n mo-
ment at the riding whip in the old gen
tlemau's hand, and then replied Faith
CT, I cannot tell u lie. Ike cut it with
my little hatchety r"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
TIE WHISKY CONSTRUCTORS,

no ARRESTS YET-A sTUrID INDlCrMENr-TWo
MORE OF THE ACCUSED GIVE BAIL
Very little excitement was manifest, ycster-
day in the United states building, owing to the prevail
ing opinion that nearly oil OF those who were indicted Tor
alleged conspiracy with the old Whisky Ring, and who DO
signed voluntarily surrender themselves, had already
done So and the very general impression that the mar
shals would be able to make any arrests Oh oench
warrants. -
J. ii. White. counsel for cxCollector Thomas e. smith,
while more particularly examining the indictment
against his client, yesterday said: Zone OF the counts
charges Mr. smith, rs Collector of the With DISTRICT
with receiving April 10, 1867 prbe for aiding In inc
illegal removal Of distilled spirits from dstilery. NOW
Mr. Smith was not appointed Collector of that district
until April 90 1867 and he did not enter upon MS duuos
until some days after. This is additional evidence OF
the more than stupidity with which tho indicns ouS
ness has been conducted" 49,, 10000, orr
I'm the afternoon the following Indicted persons sur
rendered themselves and gave bail before COMMISSIONER
Shields in 5000 each: 49,, - c..,
Ephrsm Miller; sureies and Slas Sherwood
James 4. kelley and Joseph cornell
Both Miller and Logee charged with cOnSpflhg w
defraud the Government by removing, abot nv scS
ngo large quantities of distilled spirits from various a
tleries in this city. Up TO the hour OF Closing tno
Clerks Office OF the United States Circuit Court ho az
rests had been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
FRIDAY. April 5-P. VI.


The Stock Exchange omitted the morning
call stocks respect to the memory of the late
Prof Morse In consequence, stocks have been dull all
day. the volume Of business being far inferior to that
recorded since the change OF management In
Erie started up such active speculation
During q part of the forenoon, the market was
about steady but later there an advance of the ell
tire list to II per cent the subsequent market ruling
partially heavy again for time. AT the o'clock Board
prices took steam again. and during the rest Of the
day ruled strong at further rise OF to cent The
most marked advance was in G. c. and J. c., which
rose from SOt to about 80. the dealings being
spirited. New-York Central was carried up from 97t
to 9qi, on 10 brisk trade The gossps explain the ad
vance In this stock by story, which Is probably with
ont foundation, TO the effect that some prominent En-
glish capitalists have offered the Commodore par for
round lot Of a hundred thousand shares Of NewYork
Central This little offer OF ten millions Of dollars was
according to the same high authority quietly but firmly
refused by Mr. Vanderbilt. There large business
in Ohios, Northwest, Union Pacific, Pacific Mail. and
Western Union Telegraph. In Boston, Hartford and
Erie there fresh advance 1Oi Wabash presented
attraction to-day remaining quiet at about 79l What
new the old veteran is planning remains yet TO be
developed. but the opinion is pretty general that
he will have considerable difficulty in recouping
them sheers" he recklessly sold short Quicks
yer steader. Consolidation advanced to 49, holding
strong ut the close Express were dull and lower. The
general market warmed up dull but the advance
pretty well sustained. The opening highest, lowest and
closing prices OF stocks were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being alb
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they are by first mortgage on the
Road Land Grant Franchise, and Equipments, COM
bined in one mortgage, they command at once o
ready market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing Of
the loan. Principal and interest payable in gold
Interest at eight (S per cent per annum. Payable.
sem-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000, $500, and 500 COu-
pons or Registered.
Price 97s and accrued interest, in currency, from
February 49, 1872.
Maps, Circulars Documents, and information fur
nished
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-York.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the I'M
designed, who unhesitatingy recommend them.
TANNER & Co., Bankers,
No. IL Wall-st. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
Prime bsshsrs steriins hills m London.

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, steamer City
Of Brooklyn will close at l2lo p. at the MerchantS
Exchange Nos. 30 and 81 Pinest
The leading Government bond houses have made their
renewals of loans to-day at 77 per cent gold and have
supplied TO the best OF their means theT own
customers at those rates. The HockbfokerS nave DAD
much difficulty In eecting negotiations, and early In
the day pad pei cent and Interest have their stocks
turned This rate continued with alterations at ais
and and interest, nearly p wien the rate re-
Taxed TO T. gold This rate Of short duration, Tor
parties who were dlatory In their accounts later paid
again. The natural tightness ia assisted by artificial
means One bank this morning was creditor at tne
Clearing house s4,77oOoo Discounts were nominal AZ
sa12 per cent Government bonds have been dnn' pus
nrices were well kent up The market left off frm with
112z bid for 1s67s. Fisk Hatch report follows at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
DECISIONS-APRIL 8.

Supreme COWt-Chdmbrs-By Judge Barrett
the matter petition William Scrbner &cport confirmed
granted Cono Experimentation oE granted
order 10 be settled days notice (see opnion).
By Judge Bradyn the matter Of Anne Heaey ct a-Grantei
In the Julia Browp-Gn,ed Bgeow Hagaman.
Granted rantei Rotrgues Power
the petition of the Wardens Of ST. Paus
Church-Gnted Deham COnelGranted Bingham agt Rog
er-Grand Mowery Axle and Machine Co. agt McCeady
Grsne In Of Rector OF St. Bartholomew Chneh-Gnte
Common Pleds--Spec,aI Term.-By Judge Loew.-
TYSON Motion denied (ee memorandum for COUNSEL
Epstein vacae order of arrest granted without
Superior Court-SDeciGl Term-By Chief,Justlce
Barbou-Psten agt Gallagher a-Or granted Whitney ct al
att Dnsmore ct granted Davis ct al act Jennings Ct al
Order granted al Lambsrd- Order granted Lewis
Agt FeBneL-0rter dis missed; $40 costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
sTREET-C CLEANING CANNOT BE DONE BY CON-
TRACT

To the Editor OF The tribune.
SIR: One of the most important things TO
be done by the NewYork RefOrmers in the sanitary In
forests Of the city get rid Of the Brown sreetcean
ing contract II useless to undertake great san
itary reform in city while Brown or anybody else
undertakes to clean the streets by contract sewer
eight feet deep and four feet wide may be con-
tracted for with propriety, for the work 10
be done is specific but street-ceaning by
contract is-how much money can the contractor get,
and how much he avoid doing Stewart might as
we'll agree to have his by contract, ndexpect
satisfactory results Let the Board Of Health have the
spending OF the sreetceaning fund.- becoming thereby
response TO the public for the condition Of the streets
and proper Of the money. My own experience war
rants in saying that the most satisfactory results
may reasonably be expected by the change.
Baltimore, March 81 1872. GEO. Is. LINCOLN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
JUDGE CURTIs's CASE.

The following letters show that Gov. lIofl-
man is ndisposed to take any action concerning the
corruption in the Marine Court alleged by Judge Curtis
and that no charges have yet been preferred against
Judge Curtis before the Judiciary Committee:
STATE NKw.YORK EXECUTIVE CHAMBER ALBANY April lS2
sir; am directed b the acknowledge letter of the
81 inst nothing in the facts circumstances OF
stated which calls would JUSTLY Official action on
his part. Very respectfully
JONI D. VAN buren,, Private Secretary
FIFTH.AvEEUg HOTEL, JUDICIARY COMMITTEE RooMs,
NRw-YoRK, April 4, 1872. )
Hon GRoKGE JUICE MARiSB Court, &c-Ddr Sir
, n In receipt of your note charges against you
have nale before this Committee. lOns truly,
l.. BRADFORD PRlScE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

s, Hamburg s.nboru poiola P- Go.d days via Newport
with s-..... 4, L.. 9TH Iamhsr
s sT Csa jane of s.s,poa McAe John b. 10 days
" ssh 'r1 xuihony Keller somer,, virginia
schr. Paragon Nelson. Virginia
poo p,,heih,or Jas English. BiEabehport
i,o &c., FhInhethpor Mary Eliza, hlrhethpcri
io. q VI sahs,hror,. Geo. " Sr5Np, Birabehport
4 T,er Cnuna-'icu, River. Olive. Providence.
4 r Iones New.IIaven Sarah Pures Proyidence.
J. NoCafy, SOncr"L ,a,'i Nusse,, ro, ,a y"
X d. Pis Newllavars d; Dhyis New-ha',II a,
IncouiA NoEsYes hld &C., .. hoyes r tGIrS ="
Nsrgiroi rtnrely. BRIDGEPORT. j. fIoTer. NeylgWn
John Comsoek, hnnlicAe ,ai9H Sn,9l, t,,sr
Nath. Slaer Yew.iiayen vs. vBnn, N swshat
pe~erue Provicncc Josephine NcwBedfori
i,.d,n" ia,.,I ~ lanny. Greenwich.
S,nrgcs, NeWB Bedford Kate Scranton, Providence
poi, smith New. BE Frances Ann, Providence.
toS Jee New. l,ellord Mshai Wells Greenpo
Sparkling sea, New-llavon. White wing, Irovgenee'
Mary Iimcburner. Rockpor, Mas VIM Mc.pon, hoeNahu.
Surprise, Providence uen9rsh 9ono,, I3,II.a
Damon, Providence VIA figeoal. ri0nIehoo
VIM II. Mailer. Calais Ann bia hoesnm
Nautilus. locklGnd mu. hlce, i nAIn,
Chas. Cobb, Rocllard Lucy Ame1 npChans
Rel jacket, Rockahd. Josephine, pr'dgepoIt;,
n Calais Aura Mynck Ianesylls.
NJ NJ Usnlion New Haven g. &. Burriit New-iiaten
Txredte Gree port G. W. Cummings, Providence
fIsnR WALTON Pro7idcnce Santa Maria Bristol
Gov Coney Providence. I. T. Imkcr prev1ence.
Geo b. Markcle New-ilayen. Jacob RAYMOND New 1nlon
snrye Norwich McDiVett, NewHaVen.
Joh, Wrg Nev.IInyen IN Providence.
10 sG1 IL stuner. piShion VIM Thompson gew-BedfOri
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo.roS April 5-Anye, bark Daniel Webster from siessn
LKwEs Del April jArnved schr Minnie kppler from
for Sailed schS Ramon de Auna Tor Pro'denoei ueose
FonTRx MONROE April sAuve barks rhor from Liverpool for
orders; X. H. zed, from Liverpool for Richmond
FOREIGN PORTS.
MovrIr Anil steamship Peruvian Smith rom
Portland 49, for Liverpool touched at @ port eseiuay
For Latest Ship Necs sec IDM PdGe.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
COrRT CALENDARS-THs DAY.
UxirKD STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Is DASKp

UNITED DISTRICT COURT-lA BASKRuPTCr
Involuntary Cases
1850 Robinson at GJdefroy and 3J Haey al Corn.
otbers 343l. Bell Smith and another
1904 Campbell ATT Andus and 34 The Irving Natl Bank Of NJ
another. Y. The N. Y. Opera
$751; .Sonneborn ct al Davis tive Shoe Mig Co:
and another 3435. The Merchants En-. Natl
1910 .IOsee sgt Coffin and another. Bank agt smith
.Schafer sgt Strong. 1885, The Amer NATL Bsnf sgt
3J18 ST. John sgt HGnkins and Brown
another. 3i37 The Amer. Natl Bank hgt.
3t03 .Tuthil ct al. ag- Breen and Tbe Brown Mfg Co.
l34J3. Bates ct a.. agt. Fleming.
24l5 ey Buddensck 339 .Bckuen The Brewster
346. HUFF sgt Hinsae. lron Mining Co
342 al YOnkes 4O Story ct AL survivors &C.,
N. Y. Fire Ins. Co. egt Baker and another.
3427 .Task Amber 1881. Collins ct al agt Ingram
CdlepdaT ArgUmeaL
matter Williams 3 hpngere al gt Saoni and
others. another
2s6.. Sbapte sgt MeCaarey. $3.50 Ellison ct al ag Strauss
34O4 .Feiry agt Thomas
CorRr OF APPRs-ALRASY April 5The following the Cal
eudr foY 81 Nos 2I8 2l9 20 222 24 49, 228 229.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

SATURDAY. APRIL 6.
Mails for Europe Liverpool steamship City Of Brooklyn
llOO Supplementary Mail Pier No. d, ~ H. IS
closed at 100 p. IN. . .
All deposited 10 Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
double postage
A Pruss an Closed Md is sent bv this line
States Bremen steamship Deutschland
HOO German mail only direct by this line
Mails Bs aud Havre steamship Peere will
close al II a.
SUNDAY. APRL 7.
All Mails close OF IL O'Clock The Fos-Ohce is from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

Messrs. winslow Wilson OF NewYork and ST. Louis.
TO whose card call attention, have removed their
NewYork Office from No. 81 Liberty to No. 70 Wiliam-st,
Kemp's building This firm all kinds Of rail-
way business, such as equippng railways, negotiating
railway loans and securities and selling State, city
town, and county bonds.
Tie Philadelphia stock market wassteadv to-day Penn
sylyania 6s sold at lO7 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
20; Reading Railroad 5a, and Pennsy lYAnia Railroad.
614 Gold closed at 110S
The following is the movement in dry goods for the
week: Entered for consumption, 1S53s Withdrawals.
s695,542; warehoused s, 1853.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
Go mbom II man Concern
: and AUDIT.

BOARD of APPOR1IONMENT and AUDIT.
- Public notice hereby given In conformity with Section O.
Of the Laws OF enacted Jan
jubed public meeting Of the Board Of Appooment and Audit Of the
County New-iok will be held In the Office
troer Of the City HewYork In the County
SATURDAY AFTERNOON the 9Th day Of April l87-Dste New
York, April s, 1879. RICHARD A. sTORRs.
Clerk Board Of Apportoumeni and Audit
IGOR ADOPTION Twins, females, born March
49, Of American psreaAge Address Mrs. NJ W., No. Perd
Dsndst, Boston, Mas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
TIE COURTS.

bench warrant was sent yesterday TO Sing Sing
Lookup Lookup His will be brought be-
fore the General settlement Of the order granting him
trial under decision Of the Court Appeals reversing the ud
IL against him.
Hugh McGloin. charged with causing the death of
Bell bareepe acquitted in the Court Of General Sessions
John Higgins sentenced TO the PeentaTy for
mouths for petit larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

vclls The deceased his not yet been Identified, ana
tc oyidcnco obtained " Capt Ulman and MS Officers
Ga ,mnor,a,t The men who are under arrest In the
0arsf police station are named Emmett alias John
King and Joseph Shea, alias Murphy. Both are notori-
ons thieves and dospcradocS They live IN Watei.St
THE onlv evidence against them In this case is that OF
woman living the alley. who says that ut " O'Clock
ON te morning murder she saw the deceased ac
conany ihe prisoners into the alley and tat NJ ABOUT
a. IN She saw tho accused in adjoining saloon spend
inc iuuney freely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
BANKING-HoUsE OF HENRY CLEws & Co.

50 WAII-ST.. n. Y.
Circular Notes and Letters of Credit for Travellers
also Commercial Credits issued, available through
out the world.
Bills of Exchange on the Imperial Bank of Lon
don, National Bank of Scotland, Provincial Bank Of
Ireland, and all their branches.
Teegraphic Transfers of money on Europe San
Francisco, and the West Indies.
Deposit accounts received in either Currency or
Coin subject to check at sight, which pass through
the Clearing House. as if drawn upon any City bank;
interest allowed on all daily balances; Certificates
of Deposit issued bearing interest at current rate
Notes and Drafts collected.
State City, and Railroad Loans negotiated.
CLEws, HABICHr n Co,
IL Old Broad-st., London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
Conoon advertisements.
THE DAILY NEWS.

THE DAILY YBws" OniOn, England oSss to all esaen" IN
a. rd s.,. who wish to communicate with the English publs
unerampled facilities ,
The circulation Of 1.-THE DAILY NEWS has recSd an err'or
nary Impetus daring the ss' two yesr ro" "e popularity Won
=, a, pson and General Intelligence The increase In Its
.,, . roW. Of one hundred per cent? and "TB DAILY NEWS
, now second 70 no English Newspaper Ia Ito constituency oil
,e.s,, Z, uprpa,d a, msum Cor Ill ese' Of Advertisements
while As an organ Of English opinion hrs special
Americans The high reputation OF THE DAibi NEWS On =.
hl ipyesor &C. anil II eoniessey tho best channel Tor
nj, ,re;ai Advert semens Of every ki1j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
Coleman Bentdict's closing quotations were

Gold has been fcatureess and steady with sales alter
nately at Ioi9ilot and restricted in amount momena-
ry the price reached lCa The rates paid for carrying
192 and per cent gold The Assistant Treasurer
redeemed in called bonds making total Of s
100000 and disbursed In coin interest s25OOO total OF
va, 900. The days business at tho Gold Exchange
Bank was follows: Gold cleared, $40 1000; gold
balances, s.2i667i; currency balances, ss76So6 The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06

The suit of John II. Lester against The
Union Manufacturing Company of Richmond, Va, to re-
cover $4,000 in gold with interest from 1868, for
chnery sold to the defendants during the Rebellion and
for which he received pay in Confederate money, was
uded, yesterday by verdict for the plaintiff for
L on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
And the following for City bauk stocks:

There was a large business in the railroad bonds We
note sales of Union Pacific Frsts at 93 Land Grants u
Incomes 81 Cenras 1915; Great Western Seconds, ";
Illinois Centras lO3; Fort Wayne Thirds par; Chicago
aud Alton Firss, 1867 Toledo ard Wabash Frsts 9Os OIL
and western Union Telegraph sevens &C. The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

PORT OF newborn ......ApRna
CLEARED.
ssm,hip Iowa Br) Oyenstone Glasgow, Henderson Bros
Seamship Beverly Pierce Philadelphia
stesmsbip NJ Massey, Smith. Philadelphia
Steamship Philadelphia Jones, Philadelphia
Steamship W. Woodward, Young, baltimore
Steamship Tsenny Nichols philadelphia .
Shin Toubrdge Br), Puey, London Charles L. Wright Co.
Bark (Nor Olsen. Grimsteadt, Punch. Bfe Co.
Bsrk Anna (Nor) WIegsnd Lisbon, Tetens a. Bockmann.
Bark Augustine Cote St. Johns n r. HsOn Watson Co.
Big Orb McDoag Gibraltar for orders Whitney Co.
Brie james Miller 1homb, MataBEas Miller Houghton.
Henderson, Henderson Maankas J. H. Winchester Co.
Brig Wandercr Br Metjiott Manzanilo Boyd ilincken
Brig Rosewsy OBJ Mcfarland HAhfaI g. b. L. De Wolf Co.
BnR MAebas. Johnson, brunswick. Jas. Henry.
Sebr John Rose Howell. Demarsrs. &. Rowe & Co
sclr Elizabeth Desrt Low. Mayagnef &c. Eadsh Cabsa
seh1 Chas Mckinney, llarb0r Island H. j. Wenburg
ecbr salhe Burton, Palmer. Stamford.
Sehr W. Allen Petty. Washington Il. C.. Saght 4 Petty
bebr r. w. Bnnel Petty, Washington, d. g.. SlAgb Petty
scbr w H. ROu1e Benjamin. Georgetown, d. e., Slight Petty
schr Baltimore Bllsburg, Norfolk
Sctr ST A. Wiihiap Kelly. Norfolk
schT. Eueks, Mayo Hilton Head
ARRIVED.
Steamship Leipzig Ger Jaeger Bremen March a. and Southampton
23d with n.dse and pas to Oelneh Co.
steamship George Upton, Roberts Richmond City Point and
iolk with Ipdse. and pass 10 Washington 4 Co
WJsnok. Bourne Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk with
udss passt Old Dominion steamship TO-
Ship washington Chase Liverpool Dec H. via Fyal Peb 49, with
Barb Emma L. Out.er (ofst John N Tower Newport 90
via OueepSt ,wp 10 dave with railroad Iron.
Bsk Mayfower of L Smith, Palermo rs dsys with fruit
Bark ubinsooe al bespa Naples 10 days with nut
Barb JusB Pearson tAg Gould, Bueno AJTe days with
hides &c , d. ,,,.. -, IA,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-06
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pages full Of and Of that very variety
which would fancy that life the population Of closely
In, esed city must be deficient"