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Of brick houss and lot 2,sas No te,, north side we
Twenty second street, for 1880.
A. u. heliick, Jr. BRO sold by auction, on tns
premises " Far Rockaway, the 81. James Hotel g
ots Of land for total OF s1soo Tho hotel and p,ot.
BixtoD, was bought by william Seaman for s1,NO. and
the lots adjoining on Rockaway Turnpike brought on
an avcrnge tN0 a lot on Co'naga ayennc from fin
sreets, they averaged about tV per lot. About ten
lots fronting the line of the Long lslsnd Itslrosa
werc Withdrawn from sale. 49,
Tomorrow Jere johnson, Jr, will sell 1J parcels %
hudson river villa property, known a. tourtnnt Park.
or cobe aituated at Ctugers station, on The Nov
York Central and Hudson River Railroad. The sitet
arr regarded ny dealers rstcss In all respects and
acre are espec ally desirable, aud ~ thh ~ the fret
Wcstehester uteriny of the fail Iuch Interest
m msnifest 6y suburban operators. and full attend
Hugh ~ Camp announces. sale NJ "a Lo,s near the
West bnt Hotel ~ Long Branch, an Jere. johnson 80
bdo Raiiroed L., Besldes which valuable property
belonging TO Col. j. T. Young. near Port MORRIS
oth street OF the new Tv, MY fourth Ward and trn
bOcss on proad Noy and Riverside avenue, In tho cts
Of YOnkcrs, being portion Of the wolknown prop.
ery which has been owned by the Herriot family fDr
~ years. In process Of deve eopment, and Wi be
so enrty In September
The uuildng record from the books Of tho Superin
tendent OF the Departing, nj of Du lings exhibits but
scycn plane, comprising nftecn new buildings submit.
ted curing the week ending Aug. 10 One church AZ
Madison ayenue and Twenty ninth street, eusnR tin.
near Eighth avenue, eight nrst-cles dwellings tso
tensnents, one store one stable aud factory An
unusually large nunber OF unsafe bUudlngs are rs-
ported for the week.
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"You can rest assured, sir, that there is no de-
falcation In the Tax Once, told you that there
wac denctenev, and explained how that came
about. We cannot collect oil the taxes, and
that remaining unpaid II the deficiency"
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rope OF anywhere eiso that he pleased. but TO
leave Brooklyn, and this he requested with
Gen ltacey-Ihe remark you quote ~ not ori-
gind with any New YORK paper II was nrst
Ing No reporter has Interviewed MIR. i6dman,
nor de- believe lao has made use Of any such
language.
Reporter-Is Is 1t true that Mr. spral ne or any
body else urged him to go away
Gen. Tracey l don't know anything about
That.
Beportcr-statement have been printed harg-
Ing Mr.. kodnan with saying that he could make
prosecution was pushed against him. 10 YOU
know an' thing about thatG
Gen. Tr Coy DO not.
Il, porter Could he make II hot for uybody
In cunuCOtiOn with this busineesH
why RouMAN WAS ARRESTED.
. Gen. Tracey had rather say nothing about
thai AZ present viii saw this that there was no
intention of arreslin. Mr. Kodman on FRIDAY
morning, nor would lie have been ARE ted bat
for the arrival in town during the day Of some
what prominent politician, whu at once de-
mlndcd his arrest, urging that It was the only
thing that could save the Democratic. party
R"por er Who was that politician
ten. Tracey-lie Ia very well known In the
city. and needs no more definite indicato on.
Reporter who we're applied to to become
bail for Mr.. R1dman2
.Gen Tracey / do not know that anybody was
Ills ball II all secured, and has been promised 10
morning. when was assured by certain authors
ties that lie would not he arrested. On that AZ
tllfhute lhe ktHllt men went away. lne arrest
Friday night was surprise, and Mr.. Rodnan
was not prepared for II.
Reporter-who assn red you on Friday morn
ing ia i he would not he afiCstedf
Gcu. Tracey / had rather not mention names
but IL was proper authority. went at Mr.. Rod
mans request to say that he held himself In
readiness to answer at any time and place any
charge that might be made AGAINST him. ! was
then told that the Authorities did not intend To-
proceed against him. And II was not until the
appe rance Of the politician | have Indicated
that this intention was changed.
ROpMAN's eURCTIFs.
Rcportcr-Who viii he Mr.. Rodman's sureties ?
Gen. Traccy-l can only say that thcy are per
spnrl friends " ample means. They are not
] Politicians and are IN NO way connected either
with the Cit| Government VI the Trust Com
pauN.
Reporter They are already secured7
Gen. Tracey Yes, and were In town on Friday
morning. Had the authorities kept their " ord
With me they would not have gone away and
Mr. Rodman would not have been thrown into
Jail. But YOU know they kept the warrant back
L. cpmmuniC tc with any body
b Reportor-Do you believe Mr.. Rodman has at
any time thought of running away
Mr.. Iracoy-Ou the contrary, | know that he
has al all times been ready and anxious to meet
any charge that might he made against him. lie
went to peckskiN few weeks ago To see n
friend, but ON learning that his absence created
suspicious he hurried back, and has remained
at his home ever since. when these runners re-
gardiuE him were first set aaoat he notified the
authorities OF his readiness to appear whenever
wan cd. lie never has wanted to escape, be-
cause lie has nothi = to escape from.
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Real Estate Market.

The only transaction at the Exchange Sales
room on Saturday WAS the sale by James miller, y
order 0f the Supreme Court Tb0mas Beese. Teiereel
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Habtual or temporary costivenoss may be
gotten rid Of aud with l great source Of serious dis
ease permanently removed, oy usng Judicie usly Df.
Jayue's SanAtlye Pllls-Afr.
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Ropes, q city oficer, OF course II was different.
lie was looking out for the city Mr.. Chauocey
was busy with the Trust CompaDys afairr.
The sun., 1873-09-01

weekly and monthly payments for furn'tlire
and carpets at ". N, Cowperthwsit Cos 80 Chat
ham strpet,-Idr.
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IN state bonds there was only light trade. Tonnes.
o. new ana old both sold a2 Virginia ts defqrred
railroad bonds there was small business. VITA the
principal transact uns as follows New York Central
g.. lSSi ON Long Dock nunds, 9iA Central Pncinc
gold bonds asH Union faclhc l-ts soot ~ WSh. 4,
Union Pacific los income, 6!b 96Sii Gruat Mcsl,rE
2ds, si4; New Jersey southern tsts a. ONO Miss
consodsted sinking fund, VI COL, G. y Ind. Ccntt
lists s9 Eur Cedar Rapids and VI. lists, 81 st Lake
Shore DIV, bonds, %.
Central National bank shares sold az g2
The highest, lowest, aud H. NJ closing prices OF
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rrNA NCIAL AND CoMMERoIAL.

Only 81 for the very beat Elastic Truss ever in
vented AZ POnleroy'e, al BIoadMay .-Aln.
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M1RINE IyTELLIGE ENCE.

MINIATURE AtNASAc-rHta DAY.
sun rises. q, sun sets ... "a Moon sets II ~
mon WATER RUS DAY.
Sandy Hook. I - Gov. Island % Hell Gate ... u
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gal reserve, ggiJ,iti 1896 ~ Dee. ioi3,1e5
further analysis shows the percentage Of reserve
20 The total Liabilities 10 be 3ll5 for the national hAuN,
aLd 2lii for the state.
Government bonds weak IN the morning, hut
CIostg arm on moderate trade. We uutc sars Of
coupon lNis at III, eN interest coupon l's t, Cou-
pon l~h-, new, IL coupon lso@s, IL coupon S., Iaal
lllA and registered 1905, ~ q,
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The day. business at the United sta'es sub Treasury
SSss: gold balance, tspsii0iif currency rrc,ipts.
tiSSsl9 currency payments slisSi'"i ourrency
he internal revenue receipts to-day footed up SOS,
90 the total receipts Tor the month Muountci 90
s>.JUNU The total customs receipls At TIE su,-
exports OF specie TO-DAY Nere tl4i chiefly ~ silver
bar. anu for lhc SccE $50 80 H innAng total srr
upsrcd with the corresponding period of last wear
The 0tsl receipts Of cotton cnast ami hy ri dur.
INK the week we're sbh bales and the number eNputod
footed ny l5ss. TIE total receipts 81 cotton .ncc
ut ls1l amounted TO a'6'u5 alvs. ~ against - o.
81 for the samr pcoa s year. au increase of s3 s.!
bales The total exports OF omcsuc rlgure, currency
valuation for The wees ending Tuesday last, Wcr, s.
isl go last ycar and SllyA'1.ulS "a lsil.
Foreign ,Nchausg Sas dd! and scarcely lly business
quoted at ~, and iss Tor suof si.ht these being tr
race m actual trade. Commercial oils were quet
a., porI during tlr week Wtrs and of rcnorai
mcrchandse sh"S(is, maAiig total of Ss,iGa3i, u
t,,lUie Tor the corresponding week IN ls The total
Imports oi generAl msrchan9ise M ncud.ng dry So9t'.
year and s@Sj,iiie for the corresponding period 30
and although tQmc cal loans Nery .utC reg a. cent
yet Ie was tie more comnon rate. i The afternoon
. cent aud clos'hg IN the rect at S99i,
The ~eekly statement Of the assOcll Ted banks wa
sfsih because rnectng further decrease
OF the total reserve 10 the extent OF a. M % against
reduction of o. S3.tp IN the Total liabilities. Tne net
reserve Of the banks was consequently No.3,T5 less
than last week, and they therefore now hold only
$500 toO more than the legal requirements, against
S,Sil5 one week ago. and showing decrease IN the
excess OF legal reserve of tOSl $50 compared with
July s. when the IN hest surplus of the year the =
cent requiIed by Law was recorded. The decrease IN
loans o. ,0ls sO-rchects continuation OF the more
conservative policy Of the banks, but the falling on
the specie Item 10 The extent OF pi9' cannot he eX
planed by the Treasury moyeents and Indicates the
tons n thr Gold Nchange, when cash god command
The fol reflects the relation bet the tota
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On FRIDAY night Mr. Rodman was arrested, a.
aiiU4u'ci in saturdays SIN, but was allowed
e. remain ~ hi house under guard untii Satur-
GAS morning, when he was taken before Justice
b"lnal, who h1ed his bail at $4,000. His cOun-
.".. N'--r-. Is. T. Tracy and Edwin T. WOOD, OBJ
iet'G fu this amount, but failed to get IL re-
aH'"d. They subsequently got writ ot haheas
Ori4- and removed the case to Judge Nelson's
c"Hrf, but without better success, as that Judge
W'.l1 not reduce the bail. Penuin. these pro-
coed Mr. kudman remained ia the District
A,iyUe.- oflre, when not IN court, awaiting
Iue avn artuce Of hi. buHismen. AZ these did
t.i air"Ir 40 the close Of the day he Wa- re-
moved o. Raymond street Jail and cons gncd to
one oi tpc debtors cells over the Jail pnlCos
Were ut -til remains
Nj tH.tudu passed Yesterday very quiet ly.
Nr >rudlc, He'd at the Jail and heid a close
conversation with hin for ABOUT an hour la
I'iN '' question from "A SuN reporter ns to
N'"ihr tlr rumor that he made confession
- 'r.'. Nr. En4uin shook his head ana said
H .t.A eaiuc tnoss, am In the hands OF
The sun., 1873-09-01

As the reporter turned to withdraw he asked
Mr. Burrows what he thought OF Rodmans
chances. Mr.. burrows replied that he hardly
knew what 10 say. II was a sad case, and he
felt very sorry for Mr., Spraguc, whom he had
always respected very much He felt that IL
was delicate subject to touch upon, but felt
certain that Others besides Mills and Rodman
were Implicated, and that the world would yet
know IL. lie thought that the operations could
not have been conducted 80 long nbeknown
To several other gentlemen,
Nj, burrows bowed the reporter out, saying /.
The New York herald., 1873-07-17
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 1c, 1873
CLEARED.

Steamship Lapland (Br Jones' Bfisto-E Morgans
Sons
steamship Kong Wilhelm Ger, Hirdes Bremen via
steamship steinmann (BeG, Lcchere, Antwerp
Steamship Alexander LavaIIy tFr), Lingen Havre-
s!samship oity OF Dallas, Boleer, New orleans-c
Steamship Georgia, Crower, Charleston-H Morgan
Steamship Metropolis Nickerson, Wilmington, NC
Ship Helene GER, Kaschen. Brem"n-y Paul..
Ship Gerhard Ger. Klamp, Brer sn-H.rman koop =
BARK Blanche tBr), Vaughan London-J F whitney
BARK Rolla (Br), Way, London-Chas Wright Co.
Bark MOderaso Qtsl, Marino, Cork ior orders-A
BARK Tide Figlia Qtall Lsvsrelo. Rotterdam-J
Seaser.
Bark Mary Mckee, Buckalew, Bath-Jas Elwen
Brig Stella CBr), K,rry, Lverpooi-Eage, Bakslee /
Brig Augusta tBr), Buck, Lisbou-P Nevius 4 Son.
Brig rive Brothers, Randall, Csrdcnas-Milier 4
Bris Acadia Br, Canton. st JohnA NF-Haaon. Wat
: Brig Chllisnwansh (Br), Fuller, st John, Ns-Bird
schr J s 1 Adams somers Marseilles-James
Henry.
schr Iris (Br), Burchard, st Jonn, Mp Nevius 4
tchr G Jewett, Finley. st John. Mp Nevius 4
schr J. worthington, Terry. Washington, DC-van
scnr Hero, Baker, sslcm-R W Ropes 4 Co
schr " Hill Pclton, Providence-Rackett& a Bro.
: chr Tabitha Hannah Dill, Hartord-Ferguson 4
soo' ao' Fred Brown Wilson, rro'iden's-h jackson
Steamer W Woodward. Young Baltimore.
Steamer G Fiddle Xexander Phiadelphia.
Steamer Phelps. Bruno, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1873-07-17
The TREASURY DaPAarMsNr RULINGS.

WASH. sGTON, July 16, 1873.
Treasurer Spinner has made the follow ng
rulings. VIZ The deposit with the Treasurer Of
bonds OF the funded loan OF 1881 does not exempt
natiOuai banks ron the sem annual duty on their
circulation oil deposits. The Department. Is de-
sirous OF withdrawn al the legal tender notes OF
issues prior to 1869, whatever their condition, and
Offer the most liberal facilities for their redemp-
ton.
In order that administrators may collect interest
Ia the name the decedent, they mus. send. with
o power OF attorney, authorizing an attorney
To receipt for AMI receive the interest.
copy their letters oil administration. 1his letter
Will be nlrd in the ONCE 0i the Register OF the
treasury AMI viii answer II at any time The admin
istrator should wish TO sc or assign the stock.
nation u bank IS not permlttei to deduct from
its average deposits IN Its seml-annuil tturn the
amount sue the treasurer o. the state at ten days.
other than {. ose specified in the form OF return,
nancy National han s may deduct the amount
due the treasurer and disbursing Officers Of the
United States. coupon bonds pass by delivery,
and, when stolen, Will be paid to an innocent
third party. The department. will not pay express
charges on new notes returned or REDEEM otion.
Certificates OF deposit and notes payable on iuiure
days must he included by national banks in esti-
mating their avera deposits for PAYNE oil duty.
The Treasurer cannot waive q demand for semi
annual duty due rom national bank that mas
an denomination OF legal tender notes IL a legal
tender. Notes oi national banks are not q legal
tender for any amount In payment OF private
depts.
The New York herald., 1873-07-17
Tuz PEABODY EDUCATIONAL FUND.

Meetiag At tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Yes
terday ArernOOn-Euiogis istic Resolu-
tiOns TO the Memory of Bishop McIi-
vaine-S13j, 900 In tho Appropriation
Fund for TINS Year.
The trustees OF the Peabody Educational Fund
met at the Fitti Avenue Hotel yesterday after
noon. Among the trustees present were tie hon.
Robert c. Wintarot. Chairman; U. - Grant IT ST.
dent; Hon. Hamilton Fish, Hon. w. AK n, W.
NJ. Evarts Ion. ". A. Graham, Z. Maca ister,
George W. Pigs, aamuel Wetmoe, Geo ge h.
Eaton, George FeODOJT Russell, nCn. y. WATSON,
Hon. Alexander Al. n. stuart, and Dr. Sears, he
.euera Agent Ct the Doard. Mr. Wintnrop opened
the meeting oy snort speech, al extract rom
Be proceeding to the formal duties for which we
are as emoed q t that snoai eail your at ?n TO
since our venerable and cloved iae,
gSp & Led cd Sscn ss s. % S on cue rom IN ay
nrst orgnlzaton al len ON tne st OF February,
ter oi en- cwneni as the second yee chairman o. the
ha H . u s his sa S S our o
stan testimony the diligence and enceney with which
com S't ed to u.s. and Il his own share Of the respcn,
fence discon IN ong journe ys from Cincinnati TO
York prsyened h.s ssne,aai aissndaass a. s
I we y sH unt N m M St .s
VIII en- foresh Slowed Tue END, he could no, e deferred
S the ssi si"@S ir1Sus U % our ouader We missed
5 wSnsd TOR sostdn as las @ yea us
he had hen already been ordered by his pAyseians
TreWou. Ii OF Way never to return This not the
friend IN his relluons the Church winch he was
paca parish as the Jned
sy o s as we Which @ Sa
less than fifty editions in our own and other abguAles
illogical schools and, more than all, a. the evoed
Bishop OF the diocese Of Quo Tor more than 9ry wears
peae OF ms counry or ms age ana wnicn en- VIZ h
with the Christian CoisSon during the late civil var
and his Diplomatic employnient ab Dad by our e.
war be suffered TO ass in'o oblivion by those whose
province II he 10 make the recent history OF
do in signal ,ucce that owinent Tor the Lon
don poor hardly less than in he Prosperous progress OF
as widely they do in their locality but prompted by
the benevolent hear a,d os sDlished by he same
mon blessing upon tnem ihus far, and has been
constant more Iervent than lamented asso.
Glaze invoking that blessing n ON Him whom
alone II could cone
In aluding to the financial condition OF the
Board Mr. winthrop said -
II mistake not more than hundred and thirty thou.
sand dollars rom our own un have been esp nded In
tea by the southern peope in the cause OF eiucston,
since last me, ting thus making hardly less han
full million of dollars expended IN single yea, der
the direc ion q neral Agent and as the result OF
the Peabody trns tor Tree, common schoo In the south
A. ter the Presidents remar ks "A committee, con-
eisting O Secretary Fish, Governor Clin0rd and
Mr.. kiggs, offered resolution eulooistic OF The
character OF Bishop Mcilvaine which was accepted
and ordered on the minutes.
The report Of the General Agent Mr.. Sears, was
then read. IL showed tnat there will be about
Sl3O,GeO or the appropriation iund for the coming
year. -
eJeeLnd>y
The New York herald., 1873-07-17
UNDERWRITERS, CONVENTION

The Northwest Insurance Interest-De-
mand for . General Law or ConSress
Governing Insurance.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, July le, 1873.
Convention OF Underwriters OF the Northwest
met here to-day. r J. Smith, President, sd-
dressed the Convention, closing as follows :-"In
nv opinion the most desirable legislative action In
reference to fire insurance we could have would be
for the general government, instead OF the State,
its care by the enactment OF general Insurance
law similar TO the banking law, thus dong away
with all supervision, ana at the same time p aciug
all tile organizations OF the country under the
charge Of one department, the requirem' Dts OF
which should be such that the interfs sts Of
all concerned would be protected aud
guarded without oeing too bugdensOme
or needlessy inquisitoraL Then, II the
comp.nles were required to have given amount
o. car itai. 1esi1 1aa wQrEln surplus, and to MAKE
stat ements OF their actual tondIfion, Wnen called
upon, instead OF a certain fixed date, as now, we
should think. feel that supervision
wSad wSa & sssssS8 b es es v.s s AMOUNT e.
labor and expense attend mt now upon
making separate statements lor the insurance ON
but little protection 10 policy holders.
The afternoon Bessl6n was devoted to o private
interchange Of sentiments. Tomorrow officers
will be elected for th ensuing year. The p. oceed-
ings Will not be made public Tor tue present.
The New York herald., 1873-07-17
THE RECENT FIRES IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., July l6, !

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 16, 1873.
Four fres occurred in this city last night within
the space OF two and half hours. The first broke
out about haIi-past nine O'Clock in the lumber yard
OF Long Il Bro, causing but little damage. The
second was in the candy mandatory OF Conrad
Euhler, on Market street, involving q loss Of
$4,000; amount OF insurance unknown. The third
was OH Third street. between Main and River
Streets originate ng In J. Il. Wthers Co.'s fine cut
tobacco establishment, and destroying that and
the aajOln NJ building occupied oy Herbert
Wright as a mill furnishing establishment. The
loss Of Withers Co. Is estimated at $50 o; In
sured in the Western and German offices IN
tDis city, 81, 500 in eacn. The loss OF Herbert d
Wright Is about i've thousand dollars; uninsured.
The fourth fire was In Bamoerger & Blooms Block,
IN Fourth street, between Green and Walnut
streets, and destroyed Vernon's grocery, Nine.
Buckley's fancy goods store, vacant house In the
block and damaged Parguy's restaur4 mt and con-
1ec,onerv. The loss OF the latter ls est ated at
$4,000 The particulars o. the other losses not
yet reported.
The New York herald., 1873-07-17
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Algeria (Br) LIE Fes,urier Liverpool July
ya sy fH @ w . dse sn d u IS r
$ In .%s9 LSSfs" sasi S' S
%sHSS
Havre 9TH, with mlse and 9s! 4rdt
60 n 8 ssrs ss von pssss ss
bound east oh. iai q ID Ion q = see n.n,G Esca (sr
ship City o. Montreal SBr, from Llyerpoo i0r New YorE
ilh, ath A. lon 81 67, Inman line steamship bound
steamship Rotterdam (Dutchh Hus Rotts rdam June
ts Funch Gdye Co J1lE y lat o' Ion Al 1S passei
sseam.hio coisn, Grimm AspnwaIl July 3 with mdse
s..G yrasade. :;oa4oD. jenkins Liverpooi4 4 days,
BARK Toni DER Jensen barrow 81 days. with railway
'Ha BARK K Sci Frste iia rerro ost.nis May with old
iron to orders vessel to PAsrestA Passed Gibraltar
ssrs gnSn C Aricaae s,eiE Gov Bay cs via
Hston WATSON / Co.
alss Win eos " S So s
4dsS in Ballast to Afssi alts Co , ''.'
nse % aaRs Ves to aS we wi
eBfig Lily cof windsor. Ns!, Ryan. Cow Bay, oB Is
Schr j Kelsey, Steelman, Virginia
Schr Alethea, paroy, virginia
ssSi ssT k'sfsss ssyIs KPsh .%s4 SsspS Syssa yEsaa
schr Napoleon. Rnlon, Virginia.
sShr seIr susan Snsy Jane jane, Hankn. viraina.
lumber to simpson Clapp; vessel TO master.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Dirigo, johnson, Portland for New York.
with mdse and passengers.
with mdse and PASSENGERS to Ferguson / Wood,
fo Fss Mss Y5ss n sdwsd m New Haven
schr Marsare, Han Windsor, Ms, for New York, 20
.cir Abole ingalls,, shulee. Ms for New York, with
se6r, Robin. McKown Port Caledonia, cB for New
scIr fra1k Maria, Wood, sacO for New York, with
scnr Dyer Kelly, Calais for New York, with lum.
schr VIM Morrcn. webber Bridgeport for Elizabeth.
sehr Shuts young, gs,,, Norwich for New York.
BSnce PoSnes ssdSrS or se% HT YORK
s' yss sd Ss fty r Se
ss5.y VII. ,s S New ~ York.
schr Hannah Brown, sacket, Fail River for New
schr Billow. Bell. Hartford for New York.
scbr Avon Marss ssohina..n i I" for New YORK
schr ADELAIDE, smith, Sag Barbor ior New York.
.schr ElizaJ Gsynor Mitchell Providence for New
schr Tennessee Pll!sbury, vinalhaven for New YORK
with stone to Bridge Co.
schr Leonora, Auburn, New Haven for New York.
schr Rhode Island, Hawley, New London for New
York
Schr Astoria, Rockport for New York
schr EHcgs9r Bydenburg cqd s.rins for Sew York
Steamer Electra Mott, Proviience Tor New forx, with
mdse and passengers
steamer DORIS Young, Providence new YORK, with
mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Bark Robert Godfrey (Br), Chapman. New York for
BRISTOL Y,