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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-23

WH af q tiiEana sgha Hrs a6 elatit.
I'd New XcGk needs recon
stfuttng. Tue theatres are infringing the most
important pats Of TIE Constellation. Colored
men there have no righta which tho white man
ayers arCnbound % respect1 Ia the South this Is
all, and New YORK placed under the Federal ban.
Not only are negroes excluded, but Chinese share
the same fate aud now, according to the pro.
gramme Of Wallaek's Theatre, an indignant Ben
galese complains that he has been refused adnait-
tighter in completion than Japanese. The pro-
gTamme, In ita comments, has the audaoity 10 pro
woke the interference Of the United States courts
10 behalf Of the unfortunate Bengalese, by saying
that " coloTed people are not permitted to occupy
reserved seats In our theatres" The civil service
bill has come 10 grief in Now York, and IN Cleve.
land, o., also where negro was n day or two
aga, elected from the dress circle OF the theatre,
and has brought suit to recover 5000 damages
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-23

THE FLAGS OF THE FIRST DELAwARE.-It
will be ObSer we'd that the battle flags of the
First Delaware Regiment are net included in
the nags transferred to the Hist0ricA society.
AT q meeting of the members a. TIE First,
some time ago, it was resolved, to collect their
cOlOrs, place them in separate cases, with the
names Of the battles through which each had
passed inscribed on each case, and place them
in the custody of tho Historical Society, (itt the
latter would accept) TO be used only ON the
occasion of tue annual reunions of the Regi-
ment. Should these annual reunions fail to be
held, then the cOlOrs are to be given up entire
~ to the Historical Society. - -. -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-23
REGHsTEEI's ORDER.
Nau caa,ln C0nn... ntgIILn.S Z ...il Ig.k ~. 4

New Castle County, April i7th' 1878.
Upon the application Susanna w. Farson, Ex-
ecutrix Of Ohm FARSOG, late Of Wilming
ton HUNDRED. in said county. deceased; 4. il
Executrix aforesaid, give notice of the grant
ing Of Letters TestamentaFy upon the Estate
Of the deceased, With the date Of granting there
Oh, by erpsing Advertisements to be posted
Within fofty dAysfr fro the date Of spQh Letters in
six of the most public places ef the County Of New
Castle reHnring all pergons having demandsagainst
the Estate, 70 present the same abide by an Act
of fARsembly In such case made and provided. And
also cause the same 70 be inserted within the same
period in the Delaware Gazette. q newspaper pub
lishedin Wilmington. and 20 be continued therein
two months.
f-4-@1 Given anderthe hand apdsealof once ol
iL.e the Register Aforesaid, 81 New Castle, in New
At-zf Cast, GoVnty, aforseaid, the day and year
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Estate Ol
the deceased must present the same daily ettested
TO the ExeeutriE. on or before April nth, 1874
or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case made
--~ ''''' susanna W, FARsoN. Kxosutrix.
Address Wilmington, Del. aD2s-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-23
ITO z THR PUBLIC.

70 I'LL FUBNIOs
A The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
Rany have completed arrangements TO carry Money
Packcges and Express Matter to and from an ponfs
on theline Of thelr reed and West Chester
also, to ell points On tha Philadelphia and cad
ing and Catawissa RsilroGls including Head ing
Allentown, Columbia Harrisburg. Lancaster Down.
ingtown, Mahoney City, Mt Carmel. NorristoWn.
PottsEille, DC.
For further information apply at the Depot, cor
ner OF Front aud Madison streets, WilminEton
Express matter sent ~ Franklin Tviagfaph vIioe,
No. West Third street or 70 their Deceit, FFani
and Madison. or orders left with McMdIlan a Seal,
delivering agents. will reseive prompt attention.
- es @, BE0LZ,
aUs-H Gsn1 sup't W. 4 <. Il. Il. 90.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-23
q, PO,5 Menrrn n1A,,ssAs 81 u

POsT MoRTBM ExAAEnxA love- HDs Mdb.
day, DIR. Stevens, of Toug htkensmon. Dr.
MIchener. Of New Garden, and DR.. Taylor, ol
kennett Square, made post mortem examina.
iion ofihe body Of Joseph Smith, who was found
dead in this city, on SATURDAY. last. The physi-
Clans, all Of WhOm stand high il. their fesl,ec-
tive communities, where unanimuu in ilA opin-
ion that death had not baen proanesd By droRr-
ing or siraBgulation.
They also failed to discover An The stomach,
any evidence Of the sxistence 81 4 sulic;ent
quantity ofliquOr TO intoxicate the decss "a al
the time Of his death. Il is also known tlat lie
was possessed Of considerable money when seen
in Philadelphia, at eight O'Clock, Friday even
ing. The affair is getting involved 10 desper
mystery than ever. but his friends are deter
mined to thoroughly inyesiigale tho case
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-23

TEE MARKETs- Butter. 6Oa55 per pounds; eggs
2Sa25c per dozen; Irish potatoes isa2ss per half
peck; sweet do. 20a25c.; turnips, Sc. do; beets
l6c. do; apples, l5a30c. do; walnuts, lOc do; H.
ma beans, l2al5c. per quart; cabbage. 6al4c per
head; salad, DC do; horssfadishy 0al5c per root;
spinach, 2Sc. per half peek; cbckens, 25a$2 per
pair turkeys, 2Oa22c. per pound; beef, l6s25c. do
veal outlet, 25c. do; slIce1 ham, 22c. do; pork
steak, l5e. do; sausage, l5c. do; lard, lOc do;
scraPple, &c. do Delaware shad. 25a60 each Ches'
apeake ahad 36A6Oc. pair herring, l5s, Der ldoz;
white perch, 25e per bench yellow petch, s29S
hnt, 26e. dOs rock, 1Sc! tEFfI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-23

GRAND CoECERT.-The second concert by the
Mendelssohn Choral Union, of this city, Prof.
Pancoast Allen, conductor, will be given at the
Masonic Temple, on Thursday evening next,
April 24th. During this concert, Geo. Il. Roots
famous cantata Of 'The HsF Ak Il, t9ll be
scenery. Those who witnessed the hrst concert
given by this excellent musical organization, will
scarcely fail to be present ct this one. A large
audience ahouid be present as this is the only op
poTtunity Of fhearing the concert, it having been
positively decided not to repeat it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-23
Aotifes.

NoTICE.-This Is to giTe notice that the under
IN signed intends 10 apply 70 the Court Of Gene.
raj Sessions Of the Peace and jail Delivery at the
ensuing term thereof 70 vaeate all that portion o
the road known as Riddles" Road runrinR. .from
the Ksn9stt Turnpike to Delaware Avenue. Ii the
city Of Wilmington. WILLIAM II. NAFF.
N0TTCE.-T Mechanics Loan Association viii
~ issue third series Of stock. arst paVnenf due
the eseaond Tuesday of May Subacrintians for AZ
received BY EFT TAYLOR.
Secretary Artisans Sayings Bank
apll-tml3 602 Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-23

Z just received one 6fthe largest assortnents
OF the latest Spring Styles of Hats and Caps in
the city which am selling at the very lowest
Prices. MY silk hats are speciality. Call and
exa nine my immense stock and YOU viii be
sure 10 De suited. LEWIS G. SPRINGER,
Hat Store. If No. 233 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-23
Rehobeth CanlP RIeeaIaE Assesla.,on
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS AND DRAwTya
FOR CHOICE OF InTs

MEETING OF Stockholders AND DRAWING
FOR CHOICE OF LOTS.
A meeting of the stockholders Of the Reho-
beth Beach camp meeting Association was
held, Tuesday afternoon, at the office Of ID.
I. Hawkins, No. 404 Market street. for the
purpose Of holding drawing for ch0lce nflots.
Rev. Robt. w. Todd was called to the chair,
and Rev. J. b. Qulgg appointed Secretary.
On motion, the President was authorized to
draw for abSentees not represented. II was
further resolved that the selection of lots
should commence On Thursday May 1st, at
one o'clock. p. M.
Ruel Heisler, Rev. John Wilson, and Rev.
j. u Quigg were appointed a CON mittee to
arrange plans 70 facilitate the selection
a committee, consisting OF r. Emmett Rob
insOn, VIM. II. BlllaDy, Washington Hastings
and Rev. X. w. Todd was appointed TO make
arrangements for an excursion to RehObetb
on May lst, for the purpose Of making the Sc
lection OF lots. IL was decided TO limit the
number Of tickets to 800
The drawing for choice was then commene
ed and continued until all the numbers (2Oa)
were drawn from the box. James P. Mat
the arst choice Of lots, and w. w. Marten, the
last.
The following rules, TO be observed In the
selection OF lots, were adopted ~ f41
The Secretary OF the Stockholders meeting
shail furnlsha LIST o. the numbers drawn to
the Lot and Tent COmanittee, who shall take
charge OF the selection Of lots on the ground
on the first OF May. and shall keep q record az
the choices The OficeFs OF the Ass0eiaffon
shalt keep record of the same. The honr
for commencing the selection Is fixed ct P.
Absent stockholders must send written AN
thoTity 70 select In person on By proxy. viii
forfeit their number Of choice.
AFTER the seleetl0n OF lots BIZ stockholders.
lot holders who have made psginent accord.
ing g the terms OF the notice given, viii 81
permitted either 10 person or BY written nroxv
% select In the Ogder Of their subscrlption
The meeting then adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-23
LOCAL ImrRLLloRmcE.

Union Lean Association meets tO-nikhts Il
Shad have come down somewhat, in pnCe.
Remember the sale OF South Side building lots,
oa Saturday afternoon.
Housekeepsrs utter despairing cries for the gar
bage carts. Where are theyP
Gen. Harry BinghRm's neat little speech, at the
Opera House, last evening, was greatly admired.
Mrs. Susanna w. Farson has taken out letters
testamentaTy on the estate Of John Farson, de-
ceased.
The concert of the Mendelesohn Choral Union
takes place at the Masonic Temple, tomorrow
evening
A full report Of the ceremonies of the battle
Gag presentation, and the banquet, with be found
elsewhere.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-23

RRsI0NED.-Joshua T. Head, Esq, the able
and efficient President Of the WILMINGTON and
Western Railroad, has resigned from this position
on account of i'll health. Geo. G. Lobdell, ESQ,
has been elected TO fll the vacancy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-23
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/ II A q n. 4 =. =
- M0HHER fREVENTS DUEL.-A case
wliich b Aaelgs 20 call blk lahs emotional
resources Of French jury il told ~ follows: A
young man. hasing acCefaed challenes from 4
noted duelisi, goes home and tells his mother
ah about y. Aha good lady ruslses ofF die
iracted 70 The house az lhe dhelist, whoEh -
h9ds pFacticing with pistol 10 his saE.iun. 80.
What is worse hIidne The marx eyery ii1as.
she impisEes his mercy, BIT is tolaiy Fepulssa
~ me maTksnlan, who declares his ialenii0n 10
kils 20. son. fhereupou, Ia her wrath and
laztoF, lhe poor wonan snaiehes m = r,issol 80
saoOisthe duelisE dead. The chances are shat
she Will be acquitted, and, indeed, Il 4 difcull
70 imagine any case which offers more. or more
genuine. exlenuation. A Jury Of mosher.. q
leaas. would rot very long deliberate upon Ghsir
verdici,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-23

FoR WAsHTEGToN.-Maior Gen. Hancock, ac
cOmpanied BY Gen. Parker and Capt. Wharton
train. Gen. Adam L. King and Gen. Harry G
Bingham, are stll staying at the Clayton House
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-23

SOLD The Water Witch s. f. e. Company
have sold their old steamer to the Town Commits
sioners OF Port Deposit, for $500 II will be ta-
ken down TO that town, tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 9, 1873.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINES.
US steamship Tgress, Grier, Uppernavik via st Johns
Steamship Ernst Sc,itz Arndt Ger releerg, stetan
so1 ps,.ensers @ Rsmmelssetg Co. had Strong ns
cs csss SsaSa ssy i 6 SH ssEs d
1ssaI an e RoaEG % nSss G Sf 81
,nS sssmshS GuS fSms1 nsyns snn Sov with mdse
stesmship Emily B sonder s Burdick, New Orleans
81 sS;s,ss%ssSip ~ ,Scris,A KSs%slss New orleans
s,esmsh,p Herman Livingston nsllSry, Savannah
s,esmship Rchpons. LawTsnce. Richmond, city Point
minon steamship COMPANY wv p-''sA1s''' :" "e :" ~
saaR M @ e c I RSn aa
ssesmsh John Gibson, Winters. Georgetown, DO with
stsamship faIta, boene, Philadelphia, with mdsc and
snip CITY q sgiin ~ olssgow Warden Calcutta and
70 Henderson aTos Passed Cape Of GOOD Hope sept PTS IS
s. Helena Oct and crossed the Equator Oct il in lon 20
Bark Harmonic we, Fprssell London q days in bal
Barn ssbeccs us. cetcOvich. Bristol IS days. in bal
Bark Anna SoD, Nielsen Bristol ~ days in ballast to
ssrE inyisis dtaD Iauro. Plymouth 50 days in bal
Bark yitioria dtan De Martino, Gloucester, ~ days.
ssIs sisId q Sos Tsrhsl;sn, swansea Q, days with
Bark Anion,etta Ans, stepanovich, Griinsby 81 days.
sark Buone ramigla ntaD. RATIO sIiloth IS days, in
Bark forrs Aus, Poschich, Belfast days in ballast,
10 slocoyich a Co.
Bark Louise Nor). Denly, Stockholm via Falmouth 81
days In ballast, Tetens Bockmann. Nov lat So 20
Ion 20 90 saw brig Andrews, from New York for Fort
Bark caIpQne qtaD. sturee Dunkirk 20 days, in bal
Bark LIberis, Alexander Gaboon Afrca) 80 days with
mdse 70 Yates Portercld. Crossed the Equator Oct
Bark Bride tof Newport ~, Rorden. Rio Janeiro II
Bark N Haven (of PortlaDd), Haven, Progrcso 26
days, with hemp TO Echcverra co. vessel 20 Miller
Houghton.
~ Lawrence Giles Co.
Bark EvanelI, Bickmore, Cardcnas Is days, with
sugar and molasses 20 carver a. Barnes Nov in The
and fun Of apparently not long in that condition
BAH is days with salt to Woodruff Robnson 70
Irs saba dtaD. Draso, Swansea 90 days in ballast to
Brig flora acr) Hansen, Rio Grande de sul "a DAYS
with hides and wool 70 Oerich CO. Crossed the cqus
TOR Sent 2g in lon 80 W. Had heavy NE gales Oct 2Z
lat "a lS lon 0s W, spoke brig 81 Clemens DAM
Brie ni,uvsns Non TJarswaag. Rio Jancro 90 days,
with coce 10 Chas LuIinp Go 70 order Crossed
the Equator sept ~ N Ion ~
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
ANOTHER CONGRESSMAN DIsP0sEs OF HIS
BACK PAY,

Congressman II. Boardman Smith, OF Elmira has
donated his back pay to the homeless children in
his Congressional district. In making this dispos-
ton OF the money he says
The "back pay bill.n In my judgment, cannot be
successfully assailed unconstitutional illegal
or unjust Nevertheless. the amount OF BACK pay
allowed was so large the passage OF the measure
was 80 unexpected ana was 30 near the expiration
OF the Congress, and public virtue, Just then, was
80 conspicuousIy on trial before the country that,
was a seeming public indecency, which,
was convinced, the people, who OF right rule this
country, would not put up with. For this reason
was opposed TO IL, and voted against II every
time 1t was before the House, though I was
strongly In favor OF the increase Of the Presidents
salary, and would have voted for an increase OF
the pay OF members ana the abolition OF mileage
without the back pay clause. in any
event, In the present situation, I shall not
return this money TO the United States Treasury.
~ Is not stolen money / viii not make against my
fellow members who have taken THIS money many
OF tne purest ana best men In the nation,
sucn an Imputation as this act implies. l will
not put on an afectation OF superior virtue. But
more tnan thls; as my district mas paid It's proper.
lion OF the Dack pay which nlne-tenths OF the
mempeIs nave accepted, this money belongs fif
nos 70 mel 70 my district for rts reimbursement,
anu VIII not. IN lact, 'stealu the money from nv
Srsn uSs,ic, 70 avoid the appearance OF stealing IL
from the treasury. However. would rather an
propriate this money than bear the rcproach or
mraking this disposition Of IL for political effect
IhcIcIoIc, 10 discount personal or pofjcal malice
IL Lne construction OF my motive In this act and
~ the risk perhaps OF seeming uunecesearilv Ia
necIine an honor not yet rendered me- / add tnat
an nos candidate ior another reelection.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Nov. &, 1873
Sugar nominal Stock at Havana and Matanzas,
3 900 boxes and $500 hhds Receipts of the week. 800
boxes and 275 hhds Exported during the week, 500
boxes and 200 hhds including 400 boxes and all the
hogsheads 10 the United States Molasses nominal.
Bacon firm At s2s 81 pc. ewt Butter in fair demand
$S Flour in far demand at SO $A per bbL Hams.
American sugar cured In fair demand at $50 50 $3 50
uuinta Lard In kegs quet in tins in fair demand.
At $S % SO per auintsl Potatoes lrmer at 81 50 50
Wax, yellow in fair demand at S2 S2 80 per arrobe;
white quiet Honey is in fair demand at AZ 51s reals
e. reals per gallon empty hogsheads in fair demand
per N; pitch pine $50 30 $57 shocks in fair demand
box Is 1873 reals; sugar hogshead 81 reals Turpen
mand at so 80 per bbl Rosn IN fair demand at 80 90
$i35 per M. Feights nominal Exchange active; the
United states. 90 days, currency, 50 premium; short
short sight 81 6s premium; on London 80 80 premium
on Paris SO a So premium.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
THE CANAsTOrA INCENDIARIEs.

The Village Greatly Excited-Traps
Laid for stone and Woodford-A Gal
lows Erected and the Prisoners Threat
ened with Lynch LAW.
UTIcA, n. Y, Nov. 0, 1873
The village OF Canastota, Madison county, has
suffered TO the extent OF $780, loss by incendary
fires within the past eight months. On the morn
ing OF October 2S the greater portion OF the
business houses OF the town were burned
with several private houses, causing great
suffering and distress. suspicion mas reseed
upon Melvin d. Woodiord, FORMER
merchant and trustee OF the village, aged thirty
five years, and William A. Stone, lawyer, aged
thrty-eight years. woodford is respectfully con-
nected, but oflate has led dissipated life. Stone
has been under cloud for some time. detec-
tive OF the people, Charles p. spencer, son OF one
OF the sufferers got into the confidence OF Stone M
and Woodford, and the latter confessed TO MIN tnat
he had fired the barn which was the basis oi the
great fire OF October 2S
Stone, finding tnat suspicion was fastened upon
him. worked with Spencer TO convict Woodford.
plan was made for Woodford to burn the PARK
HOTEL at the Driving Park, on Friday night, stone
and Spencer promising him to fire the village In
two other places at the same time. Detectives az
the park caught Woodford in the act, and ne made
goaded ON to do this by the suspicious and lnsnu.
ations of the people. lie wished the gain as well
as the name he denied neihg concerneu ~ ray any
stone was arrested the same night. A mob
| threatened to hang both on Friday night, ami on
| Saturday morning a gallows was erected In the
principal street. The prisoners were protected.
| They made voluntary statements one contradict
ing the other. At three O'Clock p. M. on Saturday
they were led through the streets from the lookup
safely to the freight house for examination, ana and
were afterwards taken back to jail. mob also
threatened to. hang them last night but IT lacked
| leaders and bravery
A man named General Gardner. who was sus-
| pected came to town and gave himself up. IT Is
| believed he can prove an alib Tonight the
| church bells were rung and another loud-voiced
| mob met, but their threats OF hanging were all
| talk. No one dared approach the village lookup.
There is no fear OF violence. The feeling Is strong
! against Stone, put there Is little direct proof
against him. Incendiary fires at Canastota are
| probably ended for the present.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
A Variety show.
WEST NEWTON, Mass, Nov. 8,

WEST NEWTON, MASS, NOV. 3, 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
/ am much interested in the fortunes OF Mr..
Thomas Nasty, he is such nice party. l will do
all / can for the excellent man. viii any OF the
articles tmem.-subjoined) be or service to him in
view OF the sad prospect OF this winterS II So they
are his, and may God bless him as he deserves for
mis- kindly feelings towards those unfortun3tes
who happen TO differ from his views on matters
and things SON OF '76.
FOR THE NASTY FUND.
Sixty dollars in Continental scrip. 2 shares old
United States Bank stock, IS shares BOyleston In
surance Company's stock, oil Boston market value
United States postage stamps two-cent United
States postage stamp, but once used; pairs OF
w0ollen drawers but little used: ticket on street
railroad from Boston to Saugus Centre. family
Bible, with Illustrations
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
POOR TO NJ.
The Blackboard Martyr Fund
Chalking Up.
NAST'S NIL DESPERANDUM.

Feeling Letter with Assorted As
sistance.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The kindred sentiments OF truth and sympathy
are aglow in Gotham. The wolf had unburdened
himself OF but solitary yelp at the artist OF
"civilIzation," when lol from the bright and dark
places OF Manhattan Island came cents, and
checks, and sympathy, and lead pencils and old
clothes ad frUsnitum Accompanying this letter
are fifteen genuine cents, given with whole soued
generosity. Awaiting the call OF the wintry Mast
at NO. 10 Jefferson street are Cardigan jacket
and st. Patrick's Day hat. Let the good work
go bravey on. Forever perish the thought that
any sense OF our appreciation OF the honest and
truthful pencil OF the artist can be cleaned from
either the fifteen cents the Cardigan jacket or the
st. Patrick's Day stovepipe. No. sir while spark
ol aesthetic fire glows around the heartnstones OF
the Seventh ward the needy Thomas will be held
up-as an example OF his class. True. to the soul
less critic the jacket might suggest harsh worldly
experiences; but a. TO the hat--let 1t be recorded
that neither the critic, the tooth OF time, nor the
razure OF oblivion; can shake stick at it.
AN EASTSIDE FAMILY.
NEW YORK Nov 1871
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

s,s Sst'sa %sa @ :, Pierre.
Mart, rs days. with sugar and molasses. 70 u Trow-
Brig sophia eof Yarmouth, Ns,, Cunningham, Aux
Cages s days with logwood to Becker Coz vessel 70
Brs Alice eof Belize. nonA Montgomery, Glbara II
day with &c. to Latassa Coz vessel to Eggers
schr John Ross. Howell, savana q days. with hides,
'Vss schr Hattie eo Belfast Me Mccntock Pon.a
s 's S old rS 70 0ss sesr sss s
foremasthead and lost ioresai mansai and lying
scnr Hattie Haskell, Youus. Jacmel Is with icg
c SSca ss bas bound os1
schr Eta tof Granville ss) Covert Mneyitas Is days
saiS spoke bark Philip Fitzpatrick. from Cardiff for
schr N G curren Coi Provincetown). McMen, narbor
wsS 5 s ,as Ss New hsvss ssn
sSRT W% TaTIsna Iin4slsy vygnis
sSRfnSs Gsas
n senr chioa, Grant Portland days. with lumber to
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
scnr Olive Hulse. Newman. vinalhaven for New
scEr Staten Island. Smith, Sag HarbOr FOR Albany
Schr Richard Law, Eldridge, - for Philadelphia.
BOUND EAST.
schr ] Bleecker, Thomas Port johnson for stonng-
ton.
schr Maskee. McLintock ri Port Johnson for salem
schr Chauncey st John Parsons Port johnson for New
Haven .-s+..
schr Oceanus Young. Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Rella Seaman. Steelman, Port johnson for New
London. r.
Schr A Hazard Mack, New York for Hartford.
Schr Sadlier Mason, Brooklyn for New Haven.
schr DR. Powers, SAUNDERS Port johnson tor Nor
walk.
Schr woolsey, Tirrell, Amboy for Pawtucket
schr JeG % DAYS. nmhSy for New haven ;r u.vo
schr Mary Rice, Dewitt New York @ for Portland