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WILMINGTON, N. C..

ArKIL ?s.-Sp,rfts 7tTpenttne has declined So;
sales of IS chs Ks al I.c. gallon for southern pack
agcs. Market quiet and steady.
Rosiu.->triined hIs advanced lac.; sales OF slo
barrels strained nj S..5', and IS barrels "i"ao"-
glass NJ IS Il barrel.
Crude TerpeatiHe quiet and unchanged; sales OF
u barrels al $3.50 for hard, 3J5 for yellow Dip ana
$l.05 for virgin. ,,
Tur-Sales OF 10 barrels at $3.50 2 barrel. Market
steady.
Cotton.-sales Of ST bales as folloSs: II bales az
&c., 1t lesc., 10 at l7c., II 1t l73c., at lsc D.
We quote as follows Low ordinary. llc.; Ordinary.
l2c. good ordinary. Isc: strict good ordinary, lte
low middlipg, lie; strict low middling Ike; mid
ding, lsc. strict middling. Isle. .
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ALEXANDRIA,. VA.

API1L CO. Wheat Is In light receipt, and the mar
ket IS active and steady: offerings OF 2s! bushels
ne and for BRINE d choice u and Of the
latter at Sill, s..n and :l,s4 for good 10 prime.
and Fl 90 for choice.
fJrn Is steady: sales or mixed 1T 6s6.G6c., with
offerings of sos bushels so bushels ur yellow were
offered. hut no :alrs reported.
Nothing doing in rye cats.
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ley Telegraph.
NEM YORK MAkNLTS.

NFW 1NIEJN
NEW YORK. Ap.,I 2i.-Co.tU.. >.utes; sales, 500
ln,..,: upian,s. lsS. bIeGGs, :3;c Flour steady.
Whi,l,.v a >,s.d. Z Ser. ffti!c wheat sha0c
,,rtmrr but less f.ce.y tered; Winter wheat held
utoyc III. views Of bhyrfs. Corn silate nrncri
"ocd cxpnr, In fair home demand. lie. STEADY.
pork outc, and steady. Lard closed We AZ sbE
iesc. kavals firm. Tallow active at st@s a-isc,
Freights quiot.
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sssi,er Sleek and Money Market!

Other Sleek and Money Markets.
lBY TELEGEArII.I
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. April 2i.-Honcy tM7 Sterling
ia.3. Gold ll3hglI7t. Governments steady and rn-
changed. STATES very dull Tcnncssccs inferior !:
quotations unchanged.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 2I.-Vir9lnia consols. So: Nir-
.iaIa 6's Old 3D. West Virglnia'S, l3!. Bid tp-ay.
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InrISVIII.E MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. April a.-Flour frmcr. bu, not
Gro;ably higher. Corn steady. Pork held ut sls.Ia
asI9. Bacon advanced: shoulders. SIC: clear riD-
sides, iOs@i9tc.: clear sides, t4c-al packet a.
Lard-n tiercrs. sic. kegs, loac.; steam, atc-ioE
ORDER lots. Wkiskcy stetdy. r
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Aprii 2i.--Cas,le opened dull and
lower hut closed more active and hade hrmer;
HIST quality, st5c. incdium. a;sf5sc.: receipts
Ils7 lead: saea, led head. Hogs IN light Supply ana
moderate dcmaud: c9rn-ted, s9es.e;: suIsss 5D
WOOL. sd7tc.; shared as1s:c.: receipts, i,ais.
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COMM ERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Thursday, April 81.
OFFERINGS.
WurAT.-White, 10 bushels. Red Jl2 bushels.
CONN-Whiic. ".i55 llshelS.
OATS.-4S bushels.
SALES.
WlrrAT.-Rcd. 80 bushels very good AT $3.50: 2:
hi, -lr!S very good mike" ii $50; bushels on pr
vttc terms - bushels common ut Sl..o-total, ~
b;,hcs.
terms.
RE-EXfTIBITED.
WIEAT.-Wh:te, 100 bushels.
IuKS-Whitc, $50 bushels.
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EITTfIySE IxRKETY.

chtHccd.. Wheat difet snff srafy. Cirn siensy;s
white s"uslerns1a PC. feiiow sonthsrI.ssc. osts-
White southern. se9ste. Eve quiet and unchanged
Hay unchanged. Provisions sfS6ng with advancing
tendency; .PorS stea'y, s.s.;o8fis. Bulk meats
lssaisc. Lard dull and lrIn, saAn9sc. Western
ter ,ay AMI active; CHOICE mn, 3sg igc. wt.s.
t,ov s. .# I. i. rs. u
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FINANCIAL.

THURSDAY, April q, ls72.
The tendency of the money market Is towards
greater ease, although the supply does not yet fully
meet the demands of trade. There has been little
change in the prices of stocks and bonds, and sales
have been small. TaX-receivable coupons have adj
vanced. owing to the advent of the period for the
naNm IL If Sfatp licnnsns
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LYNCIiI3UKG. VA.

APRIL a.-ToJucco. Receipts drrlnS the las;
week have been rather small. nwinc 20 The di ai.d
windy weather making II almost Impossible 10
n,n1I. totncc , without great uarag'. 1r. market
i, hpcn rather dull ,YIi!r,Ut any ntrit change In
urIc, for the lower grade. while the better grades
have been actycand il good deiiiall IL lull prices.
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MARKETS.

wt,NJxcrox. April 2a-Sptrits OF turpentine
dull ri &c Rosiu q'c. 81. softs2 SCI, for strained
| i S.Gs for low No. l. Crude turpeutine qaset
| mt s. for virgin. TT firm ut :. Do.
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n>,rhA'"" Of the Prince Of Wales nv
,,,ud Master of British Knights
I.,r,rlar ceremonies nnsa the
.,,r,rrs'. speech Queen Victoria as
,,,,r,,,c.> Of the Order

aud Master Of British KuiwhtA
r,.,,r,ar The ceremonies nnsa the
.,.r,rre.. speech Queen Victoria a.
,,,trouc.> % the Order.
....t,r letter nf Noucurc ", Cou,ya, /,
lis, rurtnnati Commercials
... i'r,nc, Of Wales was last night in.
...,5..t Master of The Masonic Order
~. In1par1 Of England and Ireland
...." p,m1. nj WiIi>'s rooms. The
rroM If these fashionable depart
..n.,> Grn>c!r crowded by people eager
.=s @Tand dresses and decorated
sar 1n@nat">, (kiny~lcy saws the
.a. J. 1hat The Masonic apron j de-
.am ,to tiG>irat vc>turc Of Adam.
Sing officer put the following ques-
&c Prince:
...uI officer: Are Won ready and will.
Undertake the supreme government
..., orders in England and Ireland and
u.ulcucic> OF the British Crown:
g. En,aI iighNc>>: am.
r.H. tni rr: Will YOU observe all
-:stt Wiz promote The wclI-hrinE and
thereof:
E.yts liigHnr>> : will.
-hau1 Glitter: VIII You protect and
-. lhc sane 70 The best ol Nour ability /:
.~ Nu,a ll~hDr>>: viii.
.'4Elu-. Dil, -: lnn will not acknow-
GN superior. coordinate. or inferior
..-H:
* ta. Hichnr>< will not.
.r, officer; lou will not permit
..r-AtiNc az authority I" h" in
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CTSCINNATI MARKETS.

(,7ycIyS.rr Anil ,.-Flour firm at 315oNSE Is.
Corn iirm at tsc. Provisions strong. Pork nomi,
nally ss Gsl0. Lard strong; sales OF Mea ann1.
ders SC ccIr ri-,idrs i0: clear si,tcs, l0tc, aho
closed with good demand at higher. "hsSey
quiet NJ SIC
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ct IOEIS MARKETS.

SrJot.rs. April ot.-Fiour dull and unchanged.
Corn unsettled hiskey firm at SIC. Pork and
bacon firln: business small. Lard firm; country
kettle &C.: city steam held at PIE. on spot.
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f...,-r ENiGvA<gS rG"M RCrMANlA.--T The
.a l.IK Nrruid say that several wealthy
....s> have recently arrived III that city
g.. roumaum, who have come 10 The
~l-lu Wori. IL pioneer, Of several
....nss- II their crr"ligipni>i>, resident III
H,nj4, who intend cotniii" over hcrc
.i.. tl!.. course Of ,hc prr-cnt year. when
.g.,tarn.> >h,l! have been made Tor Their
;,.,r- IN this urw land. and II II con-
, ..,. rnH he exodus sill probably Sc't'c
l..rruIu. thc capital Of Nebraska. IL II
.....,,il tlut Il, -DUn - t.trir col"nN hH'
. l<,I upon III IL" Tinted Stat nom
.. 10 G,r litot!.and will immediately pro-
..l,.. Iur"p" L" \ ttwrtp. III briGi'l'h'
SD. icy wiil cln'srk for Ne" '@''.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, April "a, 1873.
Wc ncfc \ much bn::cr feeling in the tobacco
market in las. few days in all good gradcA Tobacco
In low order IL noldcscripts are dull. We quote is
follows.
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. ...s, r,.t.or,ic" !. established ~ ln2lc-
.El..:aAu county, Va. Win {. ~
3. D3>tu3",'er.
81. iic}:,ia, Of hibenaric, VINO has been
Beg III ~ Texas. i now conf;.cSccn'.
.Hc iobnrco-p planting in Missouri ana
r.4. hi, scar is unusually large.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL 25' .s7s.
PORT ON RICHMOND, ArRIL %. MA.

Sun Rios .,..,,, $40 Moon riSts. ......... =
sun All, ... Sal High tide, ........ =:
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The wholesale merchants have had another very
active week We note advance in butter AID
eggs, Bacon has advanced, and shows an upward
Tendency Lard h,s advanced. We quo;e Is fol-
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Dentms: Harlem, 1a,c. Boston Steam sIlIls. ,7sc.

Prints: AmeE,can. 1isc. Al!cn's Hscs: Rich
mond, liAc.; sprague. 1ite.: MincResser. ll1c:
Washington, lac: Hamilton. liac. MerrinHk-
i1ac-: Mallory. 1sc.; Oriental, Ills Pacific ilic.'
Arnold, l6c. a mnskeag, Toe: Wamyutta. SIC.
. iht-fr ica 1nAc English s(P .
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Dsf 4;ssts37~.

DARAsOLS. PARASOLS.-A large and
wells. lrrtcd stock ofPAR ASOl. =, from pc. to
Il ran IL, fund ut JULIUS MEYERS,
~ ~ " co.; Broad street.
LADIES LINEN HATS from soc. and upwards.
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KIffNVND Li' E-SIVCh otAI'hEl'
The following Is the rcpor; OF Mr.. l.. Gmmt,
wcighmasrcr. Of the sale, Of livestock from the
It'll 10 The a3d Of April. l.73
CATTr.E.-llI head sold from 4(G5tc.. gross
SIIEEP->he ,rcd. 5d}Tc., gross.
uOGS.-lis head sold from aG.s5c, net.
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without reward take the same OF The property of
hs takes res,Gn.ss care AR Of lbs
dent dsS he cannot excuse the act BY. showing
s isAl al q
tSs '"ff M prop
This GOns sSs rs
@ons ne ans as
xnsS sS and Ssss
sSs .Ss
employees OF the bank exercised proper care and precaa
S% D' ali
which the "a o case de-
ton Of tenants for the basement Of the buldings Was
iion at their hands, HAD ,hey saiasisnt knoWiedse
Of
police Of
bty Of the defendant in 70 paintis bonds,
want care Witch any Of Common sense es would
have taken Of the like property under similar
about the construction vault and the means and
. APPLIANCES USED AGAINST BURGLARY.
vi THIS
bank closed from Saturday Monday during which
time the robbery supposed to have been committed
The anitor swears he was there the Sunday In
ton and saw indication of IT, The policeman on that
beat and the private watchman the street neither
heard nor saw ANYTHING, unusual or suspicious
has been described marvel OF its kind
attempted and successfully carried out although the
perpetrators actually surrounded by the officers Of
justice. The lob" as Is familiarity termed must have
required many hours-perhaps the entire interval of
time between Saturday night and Monday mornng-fOr
Its accomplishment and yet with exception OF the wit
nesses catharine Shafer and Eliza Boyle, who occu
pied the adjoining house, nothing heard to
excite suspicion Now, gentlemen, you are called upon
Il there had been watchman in the bank at the time.
Whether he would not have discovered il in time to give
the alarm and prevent Its execution You will give this
careful consideration determining the question
Of defendants negligence. The responsibility Of
this case oow rests with you Give to II that
careful and deliberate letention which its i'm
portancc demands Let neither prejudice sympathy
verdict IL you satisfied that such used in
the keeping Of the bonds Of common
and under like circumstances would have exercised and
without knowledge of intended burglary, othc
insuiccncy of the then employed TO meet it, But
believe that the defendant had such knowledge Of
the insecurity of the bank against burglars require
other means than those then in for its protection
that such used and that the loss occurred in
consequence thereof then the plaintiff is entitled to re-
AS stated above, the jury after deliberating
throughout the night came into Court yesterday
morning, anu the foreman having reported that
they had not and could not agree, were dis
charged.
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ing; Trotter w. Bushnell; Reder vs.. Pen; Fox vs..
Allen; Tyler vs.. Church.
orders afirmed with costs-Bradford We. Brad.
ford Flake vs. Van WAGNER
Judgments affirmed by default, with costs
McDOugall vs. Walling; Brown Vs. New York Gen.
tra Railroad; Elliott vs.. Vanderpoei; Thompson
VS.. Dunbar; Kelly vs.. Rudolph; The Buffalo, New
York and Erie Railroad VS.. Stger.
Judgments reversed, new trial granted, costs to
abide event-Hunt vs. Chapman; Coshecton Stone
Road Company vs.. The Buifalo, New York and Erie
Railroads Rowe vs. The Bank OF Auburn; Ray vs.
The New York Central Railroad; Harteau VIZ.
Gardner; Rowland vs.. Lounds; Miller VS.. D0ning;
Marshall VS.. Eggert; Wheeler VS.. Spnela.
BY default, order reversed and verdict set
aside-Sp0oner VS.. Keller
Order afhrmed and Judgment absolute ordered
against the defendant with costs-MOwry vs..
Central City Railroad Company; Scott VS.. Frink
Order Of General Term reversed and order Of
Special Term afhrmed, with costs WATERFOWL
Bank and Loan Company vs.. MIX.
Order reversed and judgment at the Special Term
affirmed, with costs Peer Vs. Newell.
Appeal dismissed, without costs to either party
Pound VS.. Peck.
Judgment modified by striking therefrom all
statements as to judiciary capacity, and as thus
modified afirmed without costs in this Court to
either party-Prouty vs. Swift.
Not decded-Seybel vs. The National Savings
Bank OF New York; HOyle vs. The Plattsburg and
Montreal Railroad Company.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 90, 1873,
CLEARED.

Steamship Baltic Br, Kennedy, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Vile dc Paris Fr, Helaud. Havre-George
Steamship Nossl GER, Ernst, Bremen via southamp-
Steamship Erik DAM, Carl stockholm-Tetens d Book
Steamship Bygia cswe, se,msnn aonsiyss St Mare
sp r co.. au York and West Indies steam
Steamship Henry Chauncey, Gray, Aspinwall-Pacihc
Steamship Florida Cameron Hamilton Bermuda)-
Steamship Clyde Kennedy, Galveston via Key west-o
Steamship Emily soudcr, Burdck New orleans-Fred
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Clapp, New orleans-clark
Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth. savannah-R Low
Steamship San Jacinto Hazard, savannah-w CARR
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. Charleston-H r Nor
Steamship Francis Wright Fairchld, Wilmington NC
Lorllard steamship 20 p,.. rue, p..r. ~, p;.,
mond-old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamship L Knight johnson, Georgetown, DEG
Steamship Regulator, Freeman NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Steamship Hereus. Bearse BostoD-H Dimock.
Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New acknowledgement a
sSp Clever Perkins MavTelsoya H sSssn
ship Favorita, Greenman, Antwerp-Jacob Schmidt
Bark sdlaw CBrl Webster. Bristol CharlesP Sumner.
Bark Atlantic, Dickerson, Barbados-H Trowbridge s
Bark John Griffin, westberg, Havana-James Ward
Brig Move. Provdenza dtaD, Manganaro, Naples
Brig oliver tBr), Weeks, Port au PrmceR Murray,
Brig Sarah Crowell tBr), Morris, st Johns, PRIV
Woodruff 4 Co.
Brig Faustina, Blanchard, Havana--Brctt, Son 4 Co
Brig Lady Bird (Br), Bougard, st Johns, MA Gu
terbrdge.
Brig Pedro, Bahrs Brunswiek-Jehn Zittlosen
Schr M Dodge, Taylor, San Blas-H Baker Co.
Schr Geo Walker, Cole Trnidad-Miller Houghton.
schr Sea Bird, Hogan Jacksonville Slacht Petty.
Schr b Gardper, Turner, Jacksonvlle-W RAY.
Schr Annie Gaskill Gaskill, Jacksonville-W Ray.
Schr Francis French, Throckmorton, Chester-van
Brunt Bro.
Schr c Pettingill, Mcclellan, Glouceser-RJ Goodwin
h Son.
Schr II T Potter, Anderson, Providencc-van Brunt 4
Bros.
schr Al Williams. Morrell stamford-stanford Manu-
featuring Co.
steamer Ann Eliza. Richards, Philadelphia.
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THE BULLS HEAD BANK IN BANK.
RUPTCY.
The United States Marshal Takes FOs-
session of the Bank.

The United States Marshal Takes Fos-
session Of the Bank.
petition has been filed in the United States
District Court by William J. Sherwin and George
w. Herbert, as members OF the firm Of Sherwin &
Herbert, of this city, for the purpose OF throwing
the Bulls Head Bank (whOse suspension we have
recently announced) into bankruptcy. The petit
ton alleges that the petitioners creditors Of the
bank, which owes them balance OF 5000. 1t Is
alleged that the bank is in an insovent condition;
that it has made payments in preference of other
creditors and that II the Court do take control
OF the affairs Of the establishment it's assets
may be paid out in violation of the law and in dis
regard of the claims of the general body OF the
creditors copy OF this pc tition has been served
upon the Officers OF the bank and Judge Blatchford
yesterday granted the usual order to show cause
why the bank should not be declared bankrupt.
This order is returnable on Saturday next, the
29th inst. In the meantime the United States
Marshal has, under provisional warrant through
his deputies, Messrs. Purvs and Crowley, taken
possession OF the property Of the bank, to await
the further order OF the Court This warrant was
executed yesterday, and the Marshas state that
they put it in force about five minutes before the
appearance Of Mr.. ]. II. Bailey, who was appointed
yesterday by Judge Fancher, OF the Supreme Court,
as receiver Of the bank. Thus this matter stands
for the present.
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YoRkvlLlE POLICE COURT.
A Deputy sheriff ON His Muscle.
Before Justice Bixby.

Before Justice Bixby.
At the morning sessiOn-the only one held in this
Court yesterday-there were but few persons ar
raigned and even those were Of the ordinary class
except three. One Of these was only short time
ago attached to the Twenty-sixth precinct as
detective and is named Robert Wilkinson, better
known as "Bob" wilkinson. He is now q Deputy
Sherin, and was yesterday in charge OF prisoner
who was locked up in Ludlow Street Jail for debt.
On one side Of the case was employed lawyer
named Sawyer, who managed to erect, as he
thought, settlement between the prisoner and
the complainant, and in order to obtain the for
mer's release on bail Mr.. wilkinson was requested
at late hour last evening, to take him to the
residence OF Judson Jarvis, In East Thirty-fifth
street. As the party approached the latter
states, demanded 500 before releasing the
prisoner. Mr.. sawyer would not allow the money
to be paid and d; S1 ensusd which was
yer stinging blow in the mouth. policeman OF
the Twenty-hrst precinct put In an appearance at
ton house as disturbers OF the peace There Mr..
Wilkinson tried TO have the lawyer incarcerated
~ enc Of the dungeons below stairs for attempting
al. deputy sheriff but the wide-awake sergeant
at the desk d,d not see the matter in that light,
assault and battery. At the Court he denied that
ne has asked 500, bat said that this was how 1t
Mas :-"sawye, said We have but $50; you can take
hau and let the prisoner CO. and win keep the
otser hau Tor my share in the afYair.' refused to
give the prisoner his liberty on such terms and in
formed Mr.. Sawyer that without seme authority
could not and would not let the prisoner 60
That WAS all there was about the affair." said the
Depu% Sheriff; bat he forgot to say whether or not
charge preferred. against him. The Court informed
Mr.. Sawyer that II he would bring evidence Of the
attempted extortion by the prisoner the latter
would be Sriedo that charge; but in the present
be would hold Wilkinson In $500 bail to answer
Z tue Special Sessions. The accused at first
ha, lQed his mind and had new papers made out
mr. I, he Special Sessions
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamship City Of New York Br Lochead Liverpool
To- john Dale OIL" WIN 'u'' anu
w %se nnS ar
Bark Eureka, Holloway, Newcastle Dec a. with mdsc
BARK Harmony Soi Windsor MS. pins%cre Newport
ns SO sd
s.s Il ssw 81 " miles,
a kSs to %
co. Took the southern passage and had variable
BARK Ganaer Rsii So Isrsen Shields Dec 90 via
Falmouth 50 DAYS with mase to III Meyer vessel
had fine weather; been "a days west of Bermuda.
Wa: ' d im ys
sfs9 The a
~ sose Sa nfav O sa EsS
sa5s ss
Bark Traveller !pf Ya5m9uth Ms Scot Antwerp q
southern and had fine weather; been days north
BARK sabra Moses toi Yarmouth, Ns, Robbins Rotter
dam DAYS With as to Bya
Weather w nsS s@
and ~ Sass TS z Lat 4 q
a$ lon 81 BARI vis.SS frS% xniwsIp iS5 Boston ..
with awaS n to s EdSs
Took ne and had moderate we"ther
Barn SI Olsen GsrS day; with
from thence u days with strong sw and NV winds.
esssry winds Hstcrss thence days with Sne
s:Ii &SgSr,sy Sears cardenass days. with
sa Eliza
sdsy: Of Hatieras The i has made the round
Bris Laura ptaD, Canero, Newcastle 60 days, with
mdse rredssc Robinson Tosk the soathern passage
ana sr naS ps a Ssrss PSsr nSr,h g. Bermuda
fruit Gardner Vessel % Fnnch Edye CO. "' Passed Ssd
e 81 e % Sa''ss' sRs s rig
hsa
x!,s sugar DSSS Plat Fad Weather f SssS
Brig Gambia sof Bucfsporp, enley, Point Ptre,
SaaS Buck co sugar a Se1
a. a 70 81. Ion 20 III, spoke schr Edward Ella bound
Oliver Cuts of Turks Island Nelson MILK River,
to Murray, Jr Had moderate weather; been days
Brig Russell cof Portland York, zaza 20 days;
with sugar to order vessel to Thompson Hunter Had
Brip Havana Benns Havana ndays. with sugar and
Sssn sys & Of ssG & w
westerly . gales nan ~, p..,.,, v..,. ..
days with sugar 70 Carver barnes Had variable
winds Been c asys north Of mscss March while
Brig Alice tof St john MD, WARRINGTON Matauzas IL
Had variable winds has been days north q Haeras
schr Brewster OF Brookhaven sauires, Rio Janero
Feb Z, via Hampton Roads March a. with cargo 10 l.
Amsink Co. Crossed the equator Feb 1 in lon ~ W
had fine weather TO Hateras from thence strong ana
Sw winds. Feb TO- ciaas Alberts seaman, native OF
Prussia, aged is years, died of yellow fever and
buried at sea
schr Martha Maria (of Bangor, vcsey, Demerara II
DAYS, with sugar 20 II Trowbridgc's Sons
Land a Co. Had and NE winds TO Hatteras from
thence q hours with strong and sw winds
hchr MARY \ Lunt, Horton, OF and from Grenada is
days, With logwood, &c, to Reeve, Osborn Co Had
fine weather upto the last days then heavy Sc and
SW gales; been days north Of Hatteras
schr Webster, Barnard tof BncksporD, Smith Point
Pitre, GuadalOGpe, IA days, with sugar TO Buck
Uatteras
days, with sugar ano noasses To H. A Armstrong;
vesse TO Jed Frye Co Had strong NE and NV winds
wss6 dsxs north Of Hataersa 9arch ~ Bagpsgst INV