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Ea n MI Change OF Schedule
and sttef sunday, 29th instant: 1li -
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.,'iy WA
Leave Columbia a. Gs m
Arrive at Charleston at $50 2 Ir
Leave Charlestonat.. 8. 3(ra m
Arrive at Colunbia at. ~ 6Epp m
MIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND AccoEKcpATIcH
TRAIN, ISundays excepted
Leave Columbia. .7.a0 III Arrive. ..6 81. { n
arrive Charleston ITO p N leaye...G IS & 4
aud Friday, as follows: S
Leave Camden at. 7.20A, III.
Arrive at Columbia at.... .G5 a. n +.
Leave Columbia 2COP n.
Arrive at Camden st.. 6.65P NJ
A. L. TYLER, Yice-President.
8. b. P1cKIks. General Ticket Agent.
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Choice Wines.
Sn BASKETS HElDSICK CHAMPAGNE,
c\J 10 cases Sparkling Catawba,
10 cases "Vi1 Bara 40 cAses "Rcd Seal. "a
10 cases "Kelley's' laid Wine.
casks "Harmony II rriy,"
2casks "Amont'iadD Sherry
2casks "Rcacre Ma Della
For sale by HOPE Il GYLES.
aOHRISTOPHER HAYNESWORTH.
BARBER AND NAlIt-DItEssER,
INVITES his frioads and all persons who are
/ Iesirous Of receiving good SHAVE or
SHAMPOO, to pay him call at his new
rooms, in the Wheeler House. HAIR.DRESS-
INlJ. DYEiNG, etc., attended to in best style
Croquet.
4 NEW stock, a. different prices. just re-
n ceivcd. For =a.c 4: i. l.. REYANS
Mar20 Bookstore.
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EO III Pol.
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Water Notice.

Water Notice.
4 IL. persons ueing city water are hereby
N notified that from and after this date tho
ordinance in relation to the using OF water
sil' be s';ict,! and rightly enforced. All per
~ r.vi: \ :! il II. draEts ur water srouts
r.u'su :, ~..i l., imtd as asprov3t b! ordinance.
Jy order I: Tie Mayor. CfIhS. GAHNUM,
D,c3l CITY Clerk.
New Mackerei.
SO KITE Mcss aud M. ! MACE Fl FL.
sDtJ 5U Hal, AID Whole E9:rris Is. o.. So.
so Boxes Scaled finrriISs.
! 500 Georges Goldfish.
For sAl, low ly UOfF \ Gif.ES.
Corn Whiskey
Y1URE MOUNTAIN CORN WHISKEY.
Also. lot of four year old MALT CORN
WE1$kEI Warranted Inrc.
Ja22a JOHN c. SEEG EHs.
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"A r. Have Just recelTcd another eGpply VI
w these superior HOES. They operate
on an entirely diff, rent Iiipciple from the
common Hoe, and ale tho best GAEpEN, Cot.
TON AND Conn HOE in use. Hirr tam f'tdt
and De c0hriurPd.
Anrill JOHN AGNEw Il son.
Notice.
IOEI%C charged with the cI forccment OF
ID the following Ordinance, relating to
"the duties OF the City surveyor" concern
ing which duo notice has been given by the
City Clerk } reading thIs:
"Ee Il Jurthtr 0rddintd, That hereafter any
person abont to build any houee on any new
site, fronting or bounding on any Of the
streets OF the city Of Columbia, slall be ro-
Guircd tc nave The eainc located. and the
boundaries thereof :.aj!;i:rg such street or
sirect.. fixed by the City Surveyor. who sha!
be entitled to receive the sum OF IS for each
lot 50 located. And in case any person shall
erect anJ house a q MO, esaid, without having
the SAME located by The City Surveyor ae
ntolct aid, sncb person shall be subject to a
,enalt; of SIS for each and every offence"
hereby notify all parties concerned to 70.
port their names And locations OF lois, either
at my Office or to c Muhon, City Surveyor, at
the flee Of Scihcis Fell The conditions
attached to the Ordinance will be strictly
required, and the penalty oi non compliance
to its tdrmr tc iigidly enforced and without
t!.e sii2htcst delay. j. A. JACKSON,
Ar,iilS Chief Of Police.
Seegers' Beer is Pure.
TT lont eontaiA Cococuiur irdi M Fir
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Washington; six minutes ahead Columbia.
No..1 Train daily. No. 2 Train daily, srn-
days excepted. Both traine make cloae ccn-
nection to all points North, Eout b and Weet.-
Through tickete cold ard baggage checked
to all principal points.
JAMES ANDERSON, GEM surt.
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COLUMBIA HOTEL.
oLU pI MA. 5. G..

til o
a mos stinpo Tab >NN
the 80 N ny
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SITUATIONS wANrED-rEMALEs.

OA7 EAST 10TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
OO first class laundress as laundress and cham
bcrmaid; can give city reference If required Cali or
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

OQs) WEST 10TH ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND sTH
ACA avs, over the stable.-A respectable girl as
nurse and seamstress in private family is hand
sewer would assist in chamberwork best city
from last place.
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OF WEST c2D ST., THIRD FLOOR, FRONT.-A
I'll respectable middle aged woman to take of
baby or two chiidren will cut and sew for them;
private famiIy.
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400 81 Av, THIRD FLOOR. BACK RoOMs.-A
fLL first class launiress wishes TO do family wash
ing at her residence; best city reference Call or
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

CSE WEST ISL ST., SECOND FLOOR-A RE-
ACO specabe middle aged Prote slant woman ms flrst
class nus capable OF taking entire charge infant
from its birth six years. city references.
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OS1 EAST BOTH ST., NEAR lST AVA FIRST CLASS
DOL laundress wishes gentlemens family washing;
fung and putting done; best city reference. Call all
he
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

OOG WEST 10TH stan EXPERIENCED WOMAN
ACO as Infants nurse growing children: is a good
seamstress can alter and repair neatly best city
ancp
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

LOo enced woman PROTESTANT as infants nurse; can
tak9 entire charge and bring it the bottle; Is
good sewers several good city reference Call for
two days,
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

900 WEST 18Th STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
ACC nurse in first class family; take charge of
baby from its infancy best reference from last place.
Call in the
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

7O7 ELIZABETH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
IL az aundress in a private family; willing
st in kitchen just come from the country Can be
for two days.
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

CoH EAST 18TH STA YOUNG WOMAN AS
CCO laundrcss and to assist with the chamberwork;
best city reference,
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40 EAST nth ST., SECOND FLOOR, BACK.-A
fIC young english woman, without family, would
like to get family gentemen's washing, would go
out by the day. Address tor two days
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CSS I'D Av., BETWEEN 22D AND 23D SITS
zoo young girl nurse and chambermad goo,
reference. all at the store, under.
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

SOO 9Th Av., CORNER 3sTH ST., OVER THE
CUA store-A young girl rs first class laundress or
first class chambermaid and of washing is willing
to assist in housework good family; years city
reference Can be for DAYS.
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EO7 WEST 4TH ST "A RESP GABLE YOUNG
CA girl aged Is years. lately landed, TO take OF
children and to assist with the chambcrwork Call for
DAYS
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sIrUATIONs WANTEp-FRMALEs.

I'm WEST 26TH ST, BETWEEN 9TH AND 7TH AVS,
mIU ring rear bella respectable girl nurse; is
capable OF taking care oil child from its BIRTH Is good
sewer by hand machine is willing and obcing best
city reference. Call address
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

100 EAST 18TH STA REsPECTABLE WOMAN
loo to take il washing 20 cut by the day;
do mp in lha neatest style; good reference.
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900 EAST Bath ST. BACK ROOM, THIRD FLOOR
CCC An experienced laundress TO take in washing.
900 5rH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO GO
CCO out to work two or three days. week
Mrs. BALDWIN.
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

900 EAST 25TH ST., BETWEEN 2D AND Sd AVS
AcC Ladies' nurse or sick attendant first class medi-
cal reference. Mrs. SPRINGETT
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

Q1C I'd Av, IN THE FANCY sroRE.-A RE-
Oh spectacle young girl as nurse and chambermaid
as chambermaid and waitress; best city reference
Can be for two days.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY 8, 1873.
CLEARED.

steamshp City Of Baltimore (Br), Allen, Liverpool
via Queenstown-John Dale
Steamship Denmark Brl Sumner. London-F W
Steamship Dorian lBD. Taylor. Gasgow-Hendcrson
Steamship rhuringls N0), Meyer, Hambure-Kunhardt
: Steamship svend DAM. Hansen. stockhom-Tetens
:, stesmship Humboldt GER, Arnold, Havre, Ac-chas
s.eapship City Of Havana. Deaken, Havana-F Alex
Steamship Albemare. Read Hamilton (Bermuda)-
Steamship Magnolia. Chesseman, savannah--w R Gar.
and bonn"n stes s4rc o oy f0n'
steamshiR Regulator Freeman,
Steamship I,riec. johnson, pori,snd-Jy Ames
sp cy q Perm $ B
Snip Minnehahs tBD. Mecay Londonderry-o 4 y
ysri Ceres swe) rallstrOm, Bristol E-Tetens Book.
Bark Hsspsrus pr,, warpetb. 81 Stephen. SB-Mnlsr
Brig fratiajuoo GtaD, saraceni Gibraltar for orders
Brig Nancy Ross tBD. Roberts, Bsrbados--,Jones 4
Brig Gisdiateur OBJ, Lehman, 81 Thomas-peniston
Brig Christina tBr, Hin, sagus Ia GrandcJoya Co,
Brig James Fraser Br), Burke, " Johns, NPJ Whit
Brig GU rroup CBD, Boudret Sydney. cB-Jss Ward
Brig Anna rorrey, HASKELL Boston-H W Loud 4 Co.
schr kebecca Evans Morgan, Rock sound-BJ Wen
schr Tssso Bray. 50 Johns, NF--Hcney Parker:
Sshr Meiita tBr), Winchester, Bear River, ks-Heney
q sshr Clare Nerrich, Hand, new smyrna-overson
cschr Enchantress, Phillips, ssvannah--Evans Ban
o sehr Annie z Moore, Phillips Washington, Hc-I
ps schr Q Ireland, Townsend, Washington, Dc-van
n, schr Sarah Thompson Hull. Providcnce-I sta
c, Steamer Biddle, Alexander, PhnAdslphia-w
Steamer Anthracite. Grace, Philadelphia.
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sHrr sournAxrroH QBr), Dunn, from New Orleans for
rom ssas
saIr Tnx.yso.. from Calcutta for Boston obefore
ss ss Shins
sss:s1
wSs q j Ss:5s e: "A
ss aa one 8 i've Boston sss aas
Il. S'o % sam.
W Ban. Eliza EVELYN. GD, Monroe from Wilmington,
y sGs sp;
the is,hp Weather permitting = surveyor -
n: s ~ a ss's .na
ns in hsd and
BRIG AGNES BARTON from baltimore for MartinIque re-
sfernoon Of ~ inst Without assistance and Procssdsd
May issS Q; oS 9 q . sw gale, While fssfns
rom the msin6oom and was lost overheard. :
scns BLLov, which arrived at New Bedford Sh, rom
pISs1 70 al
me s.'i: aa are
hsssly Slep SscS ana shs hsichs: cabin ssnswsy,
The rs had d. been and the matches were
.S. aS
az ss: ssss n: s Beg
u ss1 rom s'S o Portland 7
;:s.;;:s s'G !
CopsxHAorx, April s-Bottom Of the steamship Thor
meath boiler chimney raised isei otherwise no
s ss into. me s How
PIECE %Ssn az
s' re- :S the
Miscellaneous.
The purser Of the steamship Algeria from Liverpool has
our thanks for favors. - -:
sn,r MArv5.o ,Fr, AK, which sailed nom rquieae
aS March ssa V Va u; cargo
Bona AsA1, previously reported ashore on arsyslly
pTspsrasory % Sailing This being sr s, tip the ss
aid hang g they should and hence The CAPTAIN q
great iOsS owing to her being loaded with ice.
Notice e Mariners.
Sca
Orient Ii, gone
ss b are ''00' COM
HAVANA, May e-vesseis arriving here from New Or.
leans are guaranteed two weeks.
The iron buoy placed the roul Ground TO the east
ward OF the light ct the the hArbor Of
81 john NIB has been carried out Of It's place, and IL
now anoss to- 70 sn S nolnca s S rnsS snd p nS
Ground Reef until the freshet current abAtes. Notice
will be given when replaced.
"" THOMAS HEED MAYOR City Of 81 John, NIB.
Spoken.
snip John Potter tof ssarporO from LIVERPOOL for
CAllao. March Ia lat ~ b Ion 10 w.
Ship Robert Lane Ccyspa Pom Sen Francisco for
bark MarRaretha Blanca Ger) skorks, from London
for New York. April "a about lat 40. lon 10
69l2
schrs Prudence and HsH, from Philadelphia for Boz
ton date, - miles E6k " Abaecom light by pilot boat
EnchaDTcNA
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
N OF different States legal everywhere publicity
eesin advance advice free commissioner for every
state. fhEDEklCk KING,
Couua cIlnr.at I'll a Rrna vya
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SAILED.

Steamships City q Balsmors for Liverpool; Bernard
Stettn; City Of Havana, Havana; AbemarIe BerrnudA
Magnolia, Savannah; Richmond, Richmond, &c barks
huus; Gladstone, Satta River
Sailed It'll, steamship Pennsylvania, for Glasgow.
The following vessels anchored at Quarantine out
yard bound :.Barks Ilmari, for Konssberg; Minnie
Campbell for Waterford Fridlef for CrOnstadt Paria
for do; Jonathan Godfrey, for MOnevideO Gertrude
Sagua Eba Havana; Teresa, for Cienfuegos; brRs
6geand for Rio JAneiro; Cito for Bahia Blanca Saliva
tore for Cork Falmouth Eberhard, Gibraltar
Eppine. for Brunswick, Ga
Wind at sunset ESE. fresh,
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| Schr Ricardo Barras Newton Matanzas z days, with
pineapples to T Pearsal vessel to B weinberg Aad

Rineapplss TO Pearsa; vessel 10 % "enoeie' lou
schr George Clark cof PHILADELPHIA, Bartlett Matan
BAN H ~a Strong 81 gales
been nS1 # inst e
ssS b Esssn f s. Johns sB Ludlow
s:sT S.ns TSs a. % II Ssa amy
s ss.: ss,s.
goa days Win iIut e James Douglas; vessslt B
s.y a.s :s s:.. s.s.sss
AOsoo@ days with pine
s! Dsa ST s, & slssS
wsnbeTs Isd dns wws.thsI: v,..,,... 49,. -,
pinevppss to jas Douglass weasel to wenbers Had
schr Goodwin tof Nasau, Ingraham, Eieuthera Q
days, with pneapples to joseph Eneas Had rough
scSr 7 y warren of Deer Isle4 johnson, Rleuthers 9
days with pinssPplss to James bauslas; vessel to
scSr Viz Jones. Rowland, fsrnandins 10 days, with
81
scSr Mary Louisa, oask,ll, Washington, NC, = days.
schr 1 Leach. Johnson, Richmond. i
ssSr Essrsicn, Lyman, vGginis:
bcnr Sn0Wnake Brown, VI R1nla.
ses Sr ssns s9 johnson ssnn 9r rrsa,'
sem Sem joseph RsnaopE Ep Virginia
PHELPS v l1 SsT s@
schr Dwight Davidson, Freeman, Virginia for Fairha-
s sss h Murv Kss EN-, aeSSr .C: DC
schr Carl, Taylor, Bsltimors
sSI Hs: S. ssS Single.
Ann C.pnS. ous9 ss;:op day: r. nsl1s:
island about N miles was run into by Br steamer Wis
:sn y e: s e.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
ss nS % SosS1 for New York. with
Sc mshp W.msutts ri.h New Bedford for New York.
oiSs S..s Ss ST New Tori.
~ sSI ss ms e. for ph.a.pn.
s;S s.s.s to. New YORK.
s:i'ns T;lisSs s%IiS Kemp. rs for New
S for New
issi +: Ss NJ 81 new rs..
rssa 1s .SoSY! e Ss. sss John NJ. New
ri shE lumber C 20 john ss for New YORK.
ss ssAE sss"s: John Ss for
with lath, 0JedFrye Go; reports In easteYy
~ III Il y With r.; "rs Sss aHSa
yfSS .;s s s.n s an
known, and seaman named Reilly perishsd fhs At.
MICA was old vessel Of about 100 toms owned By Robin
son, of st John, lath laden, and bound 10 Vineyard
Haven H. a for 0sdsr she so ned up Win ras5 durl16
Sunday capsized, soon after which the three
men above named lost The survivors succeeded In
cutting the main rigging after which the vessel rghted
and they were then able to get rom the ode where they
ssa e me s Sse Ss
~ vineyard Haven on the 5th, having made arrange
menu for their transfer 10 Boston, where the British
Consul would care tor them. The also reports the
buoy on Rocky Point shoal near Orient gone and two
As was about low water they would probably come on
SShr Hattie Collins, Trioo,s, Portland for New York.
with stone 70 order
York.
schr Frances 81 John, Hunter Norwich for New York.
schr Maria Besrn, Parker, Portcheser for New
sshr Frederick Hail. chssned, Portland for New YORK.
schr Pashaw Hart 81 George for New YORK. with stone
schr Neptune Ibompson. Machias for New Yorh, with
sehr YlorIds. Thompson, vinalhavea for New YORK.,
ssar snssd. Psfry' kockland for new Yors win lime
sshr VIM Martin, Hi. Rocspors for New Yors. with
schr 7 stroui Heath Rockpor for new York, with
stone " order
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Hss 40 e: ss sa r., s.s:
s a,sy fss S1sGn 81
nEs Ssi dnss' w
sth5Arriyed, steamship Moravian tBr). Graham. Liv-
BATH. NAY ARRIVED Sea Nymph,, Haskell. Port
sssd ssp Charles xor
oSsSSSsSi:I April sx1iSsd. ssil BENJAMIN.
SsT #s Esst ' f, F, sd Pc:
s1sf' Ssss Fox xSss asssa
n Hsy Lee oss srne BRIDGE ss
Sr Ry"
xT,,ysd Brig Caroline Hunter New York ssnrs
ashford, and Robert Begron, Clement New York; NJ
Enis wilsSn SorwsiS Sarah Louise snsid fOTtiandi
in
81 rg S C
wS; XIIvEslSs Nay sIIss Nellie Hqs.sa.
ad.Arrived bark Herbert ODD, Hill, Liverpool schr
Ess N ss, Hy,sr
nsP ss s ss' @ Vars ss"ss
a. oe wn.en Ham,
NEwSERN, NC, May 7-salled, steamship Ellen Ter
.,SEwsGhxPoRSSs May s-Arrived, brig Pronta tBr.
Sailed schr jas 4 Pearson, williams, Philadelphia.
th-Arrived brig ohas Wesley 1 Harding sacSsSlc.
Msy Hgsns asss
pdsen b.s
wood, North River; SloOp Agent New York.
sssRHssssyi sfT bark seee.o
colDurn Portsmouth; 6srks Alice Graham I'D So5ssn.
Saqsa Hass
GoMss ns%s zus;s RsaSsa s.ssns
a ham; Potter Anderson Mddstowp Conn wllIa,
@ Asss Ss ss:'Ssss
Ss DsSsss s'i ssSs
SS$ spsasss &C. Msr:ss Ts1s iS"f! sl! sS.%
si5
Sss'S S1s ssiss @ sssss En-.
srss & wisis Porto b asso hsG5 prs
GTlasss %adsor sS Thomas 5asEsr:
ssssdssiss
hs
ss3h, Sswport; FlSrsnes NOVEL; Jones' Sohssses Ala:
k ksaSs RSsy
Rss n ssss SoSss Sos6a Kss Ess
s 4s s.as: sss,s ss s,s
s : PSsso
Eva Ea Holmes VIM q Tuits Hollsck. Thomas
S;@ss ES
ssS sps$sss %sys Sss Curtis
r. e n
Miller RoSt stogden and Clara for New York Emma
ara 81
si sisSsfds
s.:ss sso',s
Sas. Ssy Arrived in lowe. nsrsor.
john gaeh noSsden T LOT r'Iuaha'
nS III
Star Lynch, PhiiadeIRh,a iOr Pswtackst Aaa 5oans:
nsSS E.M%ss s.s sss
s &c BARK Anna Sunns.sn s 4Eena S SsS.ss '"
YORK sawyer Rogers New York. Or Calais; Bent
Sss.;:.
s1s s:,ss bark La
7th7Arrived, bark Anna Nor(. Gunnison, ewansesj
schrs Lizzie Evans, Pierce, Pamlico Sound, NC: VIM
Wilson, Brown Georgetown DC: Eliza Pharo, sherman.
Elzabethport; Maria Louisa, Snow. do; Caroline Cor
Eight Essy Eis f.Sns Iissnsli kSsdPS9s;
saiied-steamers VIM Kennedy Foster, Norfolk: Mary,
Rogers Philadelphia schrs Gen Tcrbet Shepard Pha-
delphia Rose c1lkin. Fitzgerald, Haysrsraw; nartha
New York; Sarah gruen, Austin. DO; Alton + Miner
Miner. do; Samuel Lewis Young dol VIM Irish, Tir-
rel DO; Merwin, Bunce, do; u Carlisle, Nsthrup.
5:s1ss aG Beds. sSSsa Golden 40
PAWTUCKET, May e-Arriyed, Schrs Potter Hooper,
Bradbury, and VIM v0orhis, Goldsmith, Haverstfaw.
Saied-Schrs Anthony Burton johnson, New YOrky
snS rrMSn ornnr GS:s $ S
sailed-Schrs @ Allison, Mead, Hayerstraw; Bonney
Ives Whitaker, New York, or Ellsworth.
RICHMOND May s-Arrived, schr Ella Pressey. Pres
SAN R1N0isoo. April so-Arivsd. ship King Philip
ssisd-ships cariOaldi. Bowdasn. and Java pD. NIL
May GRrTiyed. ship Electra. Hodge, Boston
Mallory, New York; schr Dione, Mcdonald, Boston
sAT1LLA, Ga, April N-Arrived, brig James Davis,
Partridge New York; SOth, schr Mary Ward, WARD,
WiLMlNGToN, NC, May s-Arrived bark MynAeer
WEXFORD, May 7-Arrived, schf Fakir Knowles.
Elizabethport
NTYSCET IA NEOVYS.
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ARRIVALS.

RHORTkD ny ME HERALD srRAN yACyma AMI
HERALD wHITksToNH TELEGRAPH LINZ
Austrian war steamer Hegoland, Capt ulrich wilhelm
Lnhd havana ~ days Had variable weather The II
officers aud me n all told Wv" " wv
ss--ssi,Ap AxJN 1J), L. Asssuyisy, Liverpool Apris
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"a T s. sns sn xn
Steamship washington r Rousseau Havre and Brest
a a
Scanning s Old Dominion, walker Richmond. City
8ons so6 C Ods and the oa
ssS y: % srs
Jan Cape q Good Hope March and crossed the
sSl PAX So a:seS XVI
London 10 for sydney Nsw 50 days OUT same tm
81 Sp
va ss.p4s
bsr xI TrsiSands Ger waener Liverpool days.
sa.! sanssl,en Nexsass dpys
Meyer s Z vessel % siseovlsh Co Made southern
eng hsS sfPd Tf ssssa s uuey Nda
fsy M,h adSdSay 9 &
hS clay to an t. SPSs Co Se the
r@sy $ s%ssf ass ssy 7 E'f
the ana had sht e. w1dS iron
and Co 4oef q the sA Southern i pas
Bark Grad KaSlovac aus, Regina, Havre 81 days with
Un 70 Boyd Vessel 70 scsovGh CS
Gains; has been sdaSs 3 sT%uds s"' . , ,-,.s
Edge Co Crossed the Equator April it in lon 4O had
Bark 81 Ursula Barpados, Dickman. Rio Janero q
the equator April i p lon WI had Strong wv Winds
up t. TSm thence &c ns wePhoF Rio
Ss sSas q aso n s % % s' s1
om spoke sais i2r n
no Tor S q w SsEh lost s e
sss%sn a sSSsssd
Dc ass TO HAD
s. g s. &C. A SsRi RI Winds
sRs'ne 1fsIass N
PR Is days with to ORDER vessel to Boyd Hinck
Bark ouito a eef st john NB Tower Havana 10
days with sugar to order; vessel to master Had var
vs @ s@
a.y. r e Ct msvf Ssa
severe gale from sw lasting u hours sustained dam
Nssnwaua OF Arsnss CD e Blame Matanzas
days Win sugar 10 orders vessel to Laud 20.
BARK Gan Eden OF BoohDay SaIdsnas
Swan. Has been days north Of Hatteras with light
Of osr t.sS
T up to Haerss rom thence moderate eassf
Bishop g. sd %
Bark Arisides Nor, Olsen Guantanamo II days, with
sugar to J CebalIos; vessel to Tetens Bockmann.
Brig Beiiona Ger, sasaht, Iquique % days, with
Co. Passed Cape Horn Feb 2 crossed the Equator April
II, In Ion 80; had light winds and Gains the entire
passage; May lat 80 IA N lon 81 81 w spoke brig d
Chapman, from Baltimore for Martinique
Brig Fred Thomson (of Dundee), Menzies Messina 6s
Gibraltar March "a; took the southern passage and had
light westerly winds to Bermuda, from thence days.
with light easterly winds.
Brig varnum Hill (of Provincetown) Green, Santa
Ma,tha March T Garhagena April and Tou April Is
Brig Patterson (of Turks isand Anderson, Porto
Cabello days with sugar TO Dallett Bliss Co. Had
Bris Alice (of Belize, HON, Montgomery, rruxio %
days with hides to Eggers 4 Heinlen. Had variable
Brig Sarah Crowen tof Yarmouth Ns,, Marris, st
Johns, PR II days, with sugar Oniavis Co;
sci to master. Had fine weather.
Brig Abby (0f Turks Island), Eastman Cardenas 10
days with sugar to orders vessel TO Peter McKng Had
nns weather; has been DAYS north Of HstteIas
Brown Bros CO; vessel TO Simpson Clapp. Had fine
weather.
Brig Nigreta, Higgins sagua 10 days. with sugar to
Grinnel Mnturn Co: vessel to r Buck Co. Has
been days north OF hatteras. with light winds and
Brig Little Fury tof St Johns NB). Hill sagua 9days
with sugar to Noses Taylor Coz vessel to W Ewel
Brig Mary Mariner (of Portiand) Durken, sagua 8
d." with snsar to Moses Taylor Co; vessel 70 Walsh,
'1 seSr Ricardo B.a. Newton, Matenza. day. With
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Almanac for New YoFk-This Day.
sUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. .......... 40 Gov. Island. morn 05
Sun sets. ........... 7O4 Sandy Hook. morn 20
Moon SETS morn 80 Hell Gote.. morn 30
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOB TIE
MONTH OF NAY.
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ALEXANDRIA, Nay e-A,rIves, Steamship John OH.
son. winters, New York; schrs Hannah Baker, Three
Sisters and Matte Baker Boston, Forest Oak, New ia
Groton, and Lemuel Hall, Providence. ''
Passed up-schS Nellie PAtpe, IRON - for George
BOeT0N, May 7-Arrved, brig Mary tBr), Forrest
Cienfuegos schrs PRESIDENT Begey, Rariten River;
Fawu tof Dennid, Wilmington. NC Charles jackson,
Tomiin; q Wishart Mason and + j Trafton, Doane,
PhiladsiPha Irou King, Bradford Hoboken Mist New.
Ufearsd-steamsn Blackstone, Haiiett, baltimore;
Saxon, SroEslI Pnlladslphis; Nsrsus, sss!ss, New
TSrnbuI, London bris asorse Halls tBrJ MiseSnsh
Sisis Sstsrson, ghisdsiph alVe g's Sissdsl Wood
TsInhsm Chase isiiaSs phis ssSS, isw,s L sa
pert 2 load for do 2 Furber, Cobb Georgetown DC;
River Mary B Hmsasn sroots Wilmington. bel
Sailed-steamers Blackstone and saxon Banks Eu
81 sunse and from the Roads, bark Erna. -, -.
stA-Arrlvsd, steamer Neptune, Bsarss. New York;
isds, xrecibo; Wary chsss. Dcisn, isssnsss
Al,o arrived ssh brig kickerson' cardenas' 'chr
BXLTiMoRE' May 7-Arrived. Bsrks Edith, tBT,
Ghur9sids, rIsIss, lanes Ward WILEY sas1s sn q
Husu BgtoraclSh, Eswry Akiv !sSss,; Lsckstr5am
Helen Furbish Falardo, st Elmo tBr, CaGsey, May