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T ARGE SALE
ARGE SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

IN ThE CITY OF NEW CASTLE, DEL
NY virtuo of the authority conferred on
80, tho undorsigned as executor of the last
wll anu Testament OF George Janvier, late
OF said city, deceased, will be sold at PuIo
oaies on the premises on
THURSDAY. JUNE l7Tu, Is75.
At IL o'clock, noon,
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND,
situated at the corner OF Delaware and ylpo
streets. hnying q front of ~ feet on Delawara
street and extending in depth Ii9 feet on
fhs street. with q large and very substantial
e,Nsk prlck mouse erected thereon late The
&8t;i residence OF the deceased, containing
sHiil ~ rooms; bath room with hot and
- ana cold water. Conservatory to the
nrst and second stories. A dry selIar viii,
basement summer kitchen A well Of GOOD
water at the kitchen door. Immediate hos.
session given,
+, Terms-s4OOo may remain on mortgage for
Three building let's on DeIly street al
joining the above. 2OxiO
Ierms, one half cash. balance on mortgage
Six BUILDING LOTS on Vine ,treet in the
rear OF the abovet 20xl8O.
terms. one half cash. balance on mortgage
for one year.
=. A substantial story BRICK HOUSE. con.
Sanng seven rooms adlong the above lot.
ooiOh given OU uayb dILeT eGeCu
ti0h OF the decd If desired.
. Terms ". 900 cash. balance on mortgage for
A large and Valuable WHARF PROPERTY.
occupied by GEORGE w Bush a. Son. now aud
iol many years past occupied as coal and
wood yard. ll9ft. in depth and extending 100
lest INTO the river. having erected thereon an
once. stone house and a coal shed
for2 years. va ''-O- 'e"7'
A lot OF ground containing acres of land
mere OF less. bounded by Chestnut and Mark
OF streets. by the Public road leading to vii
mingten and the Dyke. Terms Cash.
Also. on Tuesday. June I'D. at the auction
reom OF l.. W. Stidham a. Son. No. III 4.
eonrts street In the city of Wilmington, at 3
O'Clock p. IN. the 8 story BRICK HOUSE. oc.
Supied by Washington Janvier. ESQ. No lOl.
imashington in street in said city lot 80 feet II
inches front. "a feet inches deep,
for year. SS "" "ioA A's"oe
Zen per cent OF the cash on Real Estate to
DC PAID on the day of sale
r~ NJ. NJ CLEAvER.
n executor OF the last win aud Testament oi
george Janvier deceased.
l. w. Stidham q Son. Auctioneers
may20-d3taw&w
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SIl Es.IFE,S SALE.

Ry, virtue OF sundry writs OF Fl. Fa. TO me
ID directed. will be exposed to Public Sale
at the store of Joseph Jones on corner o
Fifth and King streets, In the city OF VIII
mlngton, IN Aew Castle County, Del. on
FRIDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF JUNE. A. d. 1875,
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
viz:
Lot OF coffee teas, sugars cheese. fruits
spices. tobacco candles, pickles rice hams
lard, brooms and brushes vinegar, molasses
hsh. soap, and other store goo1s; Gre proc
safe, lease OF store and fixtures, platform
scales ] store wagon, ! carriage, &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro.
perty of Joseph Jones, and to be sold by
WIN. II. LAMBSOS, Sheriff.
sherif's ofice. New Castle,
JUNO I. A. d., 1875. ieQ.2taWtA
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C. p. JOHNSON. EDITOR AND PRopHIhroR
WILMINGTON, DEL, JUNE ne, Is7s
The R0iirO0H JTd7---Mr. Gar
1'etps StdteHent-His Road ia,
Splendid Condition.

a great many comments have lately
been made in the New York and Phila-
aelphia papers upon the continuation of
the war between the Baltimore and Ohio
and the Pennsylvania Railroads. In
these comments Mr.. Garrett, the Presi-
dent OF the former road, has invariably
been the subject of adverse criticism
Sly inuendoes and false representations
have been the prominent features of the
articles of the press of the cities named.
This policy had been pursued SO long,
obviously in the interest of Mr. Scott and
ms stockholders, and for the purpose of
depressing the stock OF the Baltimore
ana ohlo' and to create feeling at home
and abroad against Mr.. Garrett. that
the latter deemed it necessary to call n
meeting of his Directors. This was
done and on Tuesday Mr.. Garrett mado
an address which has since been pub.
hshed. 1t shows that his road is in a
splendid condition and refutes COM
pietely all the adverse criticisms made
upon his policy. So far from the notes
OF the b. & o. being on the market
seeking buyers, It's paper has been
sought for by northern capitalists and
large loans Of money offered at a yery
low rate OF interest. His address re-
ceived the unanimous appreciation of
his Board of Directors. 1t says that
the earnings in 1874 for that month
were 81, ,22G ,009.97, and the earnings for
the past month were 81 ,32O, ,494. 20. show
ing an aggregate increase of $94. .4s4 AZ
During the month the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company reduced its
rate to SO cents for tickets between Raj.
timore and Washington, and to rs cents
Tor the round trip. The Baltimore and
Ohio Company decided not to change its
rates, which are sl.2O for single ticket
and ~ for the round trip. An illustra-
N OF the comparative economy and
tlo- lion of those charges is shown
moaera' % made by the Pennsylya-
~
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The session of the International Typo.
graphical Union. at Boston. closed YES.
terday, after the following officers had
been elected for the ensuing year,
President, Walter w. Bell, of Phila
delphia; VicelPresident, Jas. Harper, OF
Montreal, and C. F. Sheldon, of Kansas
City; Secretary and Treasurer, VIM, A
Hutchinson, OF Chicago; Corresponding
Secretary. w. s. Pride, of Wilmington
I9ei; Next years session will be held ir
PniladelI k;a.
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sll 4 RlEt,S MALE


R1 virtue of writ of Venditioni Ex.
, ponas to me directed. will be exposed 10
Public Sale at the
DELAWARE HOUSE, NO 5l3 MARKETST
Kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. in the City of Will
mington. New Castle County. Delaware, ON
SATURDAY,
THE 20TH DAY OF JUNE, 1875.
At2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described real estate. viz:
Al. that lot or piece of land situated in the
City of Wilmington, and bounded and descr,h.
ed as follows: beginning on the northeriy
side OF Ninth street. between Adams an,i
jackson streets, IS feet from the easterlv side
OF jackson street, thence northerIy parallei
to jackson street 100 feet to the sontheriv
side OF four feet wide alley, thence by said
side thereof easterly 32feet thence southerly
parallel to jackson street lOv feet to the SAID
side OF Ninth street, and thence Thereby
westerly ~ feet to the place of beginning. be
the same more or less, with the priyIiege
moreover of the use OF said alley IN commsn
with other property owners thereon fol- ever.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro.
perty of Abram X. Woolston, and to be sold
by ~ w '''''
WIN. II. LAMBsON, Sheriff.
Sheriff Ohlce. New Castle,
June lst, A. d., 1875. 1unel-atawts
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THE LOBSTER WAR.-The Canadian
papers are again discussing the alleged
injustice of the action of the United
States Government in continuing 10
collect, the duty on cases containing
canned lobsters; They are anything but
mlld In their denunciations, in which a
purpose to, violate the treaty of WASH
ington is charged.
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r w. BRINE,
SAIL MAKER.

No. IL EAST WATER. STREET.
continues to make store and window ANN.
ings OF all varieties of patterns, In connection
with sail making.
All awnings, whom desired, made mildew
PROOF, az moderate price. A call is respect.
..S;ds n ;Bs;.canvass printing also promptly at
seAee~ W. maysdlm
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Look out for exposures in the Water
Department. Efforts to cover up affairs
will prove fruitless, unless rumors prove
false.
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SHERIFrS SALES.
sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue OF sundry wrlts OF vend. Exponas
ID TO me directed, VIII be exposed to public
sale, ut the store of Charles \. Morgan, No
Al Market street, Wilmington, In New Cas-.
tie County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
THE oath DAY OF JUNE. A. D., 1873.
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
The following described personal property,
viz
Shirts drawers, stockings, collars, cuffs,
cravrts, gloyes, umbrellas. sleeve buttons
collar buttons, show case, looking glasses
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty of Charles $. Morgan, and TO DO sold by
WIN. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sheritf's 0lkcc, New Castle, /
June Il. A. D.. 1875. ! jel2-2tawu.
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sHERAFF's SALE.

pf virtue OF writ OF Venditioni Ex.
- ponas. to me directed will be exposed "a
public sale, on the premises hereinafter de.
scrlbed, In the City Of Wilmington, New Cas-.
tie County, delaware, on
FRIDAY,
18th DAY OF JUNE. 1873,
At2o'clock, p. NJ.
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PUBLIC SALES
Hf"kS ALkkADT BRIGHTEN Am r-,-~-
TENsIAL APPRoAcHIs inI CEN
p EBfIc SALE.
SO ALL GOOD Lors
, VsR-MAaKET STREET BRIDGE
NINTH WARD.
L. \

oVkh-MAaKBT STREET BRJDap
NINTH WARD
Will be sold on tho Dra,o;,
SATURDAY. JUNE l91n,4p
derbiddiag. "''hsrawal ei u,.
Lnis property is within fow mInn,.
ia near 70 Ge..'y,a,,e NINE bridge at Market nak
and accessible to other imnor,SSton oSton factory
establishments; is convenient to IN .,hnd!sirial
cnurGnes, near " the prominent a',i oIiools and
i've fnuauelphia avenue, (extent;na atlrac.
ket street,, and within one soi,araon, OF Mar
avenue. which has uniform graz vandeyer
brsnay WINE station, on the p w ading 70
ana mas also promising expectatisB' q d. II. L.,
early e1tension % to the Edge Moor Irnn ,S o. an
anoaII. awars River. The lots sro works ,',s
wsrd Wan dsrouhu, with gradual siona al OF
wara andeyer avenue and the Rranpe s,Spe TO-
rver, and arc so close TO srsda orfandywine
make inexpensive grading. IJle 'ine h rs to
any, are very rare In this vicjnify houses, It
nngs are IN active and increasing. anu d awe!
rartles VINO buy now can scarou, u,ohand.-
inske nahdsome profits within The Ia ial 10
tonniai year Of 1876. Euerv Tor ,n;U next Gen
iEhMS OF SALE.-Twenty nar soa so.a
casn, ana the balance in notes viii iRII' cent in
unuserS , equally divided at three rpay,el spS .i
aa,,Ian, a,IS, pciaring interest from day oI 90 ia
,el'istnent In all cases TO be made nrsvi vl sale
the following Saturday june sS 1d,,ols PREVIOUS TO
purchase may be declared void NJ tho eiWlse Wise
Oh inc seller.l Parties who pay tho 'rSpn SDp.lon
casn on OF before that time will Le en,is,e In
Cicar ulscount of 3 per cent h.eu 10
navings Fund orders received as cssp ppp'oSed yea
medlate possession on settlement >"S''' lm
jel2-7t "gnf; !; ,r-,
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAsH1NGToN,J June 12.-1 a. M.
PROBABILITIES

PhOBABILITES.
For the Middle and Eastern States
falling barometer, higher temperature,
increasing cloudiness, southeast winds,
occasional rain from Pennsylvania tt
Maine, ,an'i winds vcering to cool north
west.
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The following described personal property.
viz
Lot OF iron ore. lot OF pig and scrap iron.
puddle basins scales, lot OF finished iron,
carts and harness. dray, wagon and hsr-
ness, horses, lot OF sand, lot Of ino clay,
lot fire brick car and wheelbarrows lot
OF coal, &c. Lot OF household furniture, such
as beds. bedstends aud bedding, tables,
chairs, carpet, bureaus, stands. sewing ma.
chine, sofa, sideboard. book case, coal, ice
closet, &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty of benjamin +. Townsend, and to be
sold by
VIM. II. LAMBSON, sheriff.
Sherlfl's oflce, New Castle,
juno L. A. ID. 1910 iol2-2tawts
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sHfRIFF,s SALE.

pT virtue OF a writ OF vend. Expo. To me
ID directed. will be exposed to public sale,
on the premises on the southerly side oil
Third street bridge. In the city of Whining.
ton. In New Castle county, Del. on
FRIDAY,
THE g5Tn DAY OF JUNE, 1875,
At2 O'Clock, L. NJ
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times that amount OF our own Importation
during the same tme-tnat is 70 say, during the
PERIOD or about year and a nall-thaf tnese he
iarOuS proceedings we're being carried on un-
detected. 10 IS therefore, plain 70 De seen that
THIS TRANSACTION was not q very profitable one ior
our nrm. No nrm n THIS clry has had 4 greater
II as great AN interest IN IRVING 10 Int an emu "
irregular lmportatlons Tor ~ all probability no
other firm has suffered so
MrCu PLCuNIAEY INJURY
~ them as ourselves. la addition TO he injury
Done 10 our SILK trade, our lace trade has also
suffered speclaliy The SIX laceS-n con-
sequence or the quantiy when Is beng cOntin-
ualy gmuggled SIX faces paying SHY per cent
duly we are no longer aDie 10 import. Beng
OF small 0uiE, they very easily smuegled
through. Tie government, IN my oplh-
ION, would derive greater revenue, probably
double The duty could be collected af thirty per
cent, II would then hardly paw 10 run the risk
ol making irregular imp0rlatiOns.n Mr.. John Glal-
In, the son Of Air. Horace 4. Clalin. and MEM
Der oil the nrm, was present throughout tue entire
interview, aud conceded IN every particular with
the views OF his laIher.
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longer be considered as mere upholstery for the
ornament OF a nome. They should mean ana
teach something beyond this, for they should i'm
part an ennObling lesson always. In concluding
Dr. Bellows spoke ~ the most eulogstlc manner
ol the artists mission.
Nh. huntingdon, the artist was next intro
duced bat said ony very lew words. Three
things were necessary Tor the artist, boundary
lines shadow ana color, ana these were regulated
on scientific principles, with purely mathematical
accuracy. Our scientific irienus. he said were 70
make themselves acquainted with these princi-
PIES. therefore before tney could he admitted 10
higher rung on the ladder, and hence the advan.
tages % the Association for the Advancement "
science and Art. The next speaker was Mr.. VIII
ltam q. Prime, who spoke at some length OF the
history ~ art and OF art as the true method
Nv which we could arrive at a correct knowledge
az civilization IN tile pas. The LAST speaker was
the Rev. Dr. Rogers, who closed his remarks Dy
thanking, IN the name OF the Association for the
Advancement OF science ana Art the members OF
the Museum OF Artior the cordial reception thar
mad been given them.
the guests ana visitors then separated, ana,
after further view OF some OF the more conspcu-
Gus paintings and statuary, the reception Closed
III may he mentioned that last evening. Tor the
first tlme. a handbook Tor the use OF ,vlsltors eX-
aiming pottery and porcelain Was announced 10
be ready. This book will be OF incalcuanle value
students interested in these evidences oI ancient
civilization.
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THE SILK FRAUDS.
WHAT \. =. cLAT1Ix has TO SAT REGARDING
TaEM.

WHAT II. Z. CLATIIx has TO SAT REGARDING
TaEM.
TIE sxposs puolshed IN yesterdays HERALD,
giving iull account u the manner In which the
government has been derauded out OF hundreds
or thousands Of dollars OF revenue through tne
Vaccinations or dishonest government employees,
aided and aoetted By certain unconscionabe I'm
porters ana custom House brokers' mas caused q
sensation o! 10 snan character 10 the CONNER
eial circles or tnls city. Merchants who have
always carried on their business without
ever descending below The level Of honesty 50 as
10 admit Of even 4 breath 81 suspicion as 10 their
integrity, were prepared IN part 10 hear OF MINOR
irregularities Ia the Customs Department; uut
they never Tor one moment dreamed that the
figures would assume sucn immense proportions
a. they nave. a hEEALD reporter last evening
called upon several " our leading merchants IN
the six and lace trade FOR The purpose 81 ascer-
tanning their views the subject In nearly
every instance those called upon were either Gus
III town or else preserved guarded reticcnce Of
speech IN reference - the iraucs committed.
Among others. the reporter called upon Mr. u.
8. CGaaln. Of the well known hrm d II. y. Claim
Co. Mr. ClanIn was found Al his palaflal resi-
dence IN rierrepOnt street Brooklyn. On enter
ng the reporter was received oy Mr.. Clanln In
person. VINO, on beng made acquainted win Tue
object Of the eau, very kindly cOnseuted 20 give
his -ws upon the subject. ~ response 70 tae
nserrOgatories put 10 BIN he made toe ioAOWlnE
statcnent:-
stated that ny nrm had made several large pur-
clases or silks snce ascertained 70 nave been
smuggled. In reference 20 ma statement desire
10 say that early last autumn, before any out-lde
STR was mace eudeavOred on several occasions
70 put a stop to what we were convinced must
IaREsULLR EXPECTATIONS.
myself went 10 tne CouectOf beucral Arthur,
though rad been great many years engaged ~
business IN tnIs CITY. and was possessed 81 good
Ftrr NJ r4Wr An
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY IA, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Utopia CBD Groat Glasgow-Aenderson
Bros 49,. 1, p,..
Steamer / Cochran. Pritchard, Newbern-Murray
tteamer wyanoke. Couch, Norfolk, City Poin. and
Eiehuond-.ild Dominion steamship Co.
Steamer Uctarora. Reynolds. Balumore-W DazelL
steamer 1riplet Hall, Wilmington Dei-A AbbosL
Steamer Experiment, Allen, Philanelpnia-James
Steamer Middlesex. Hubbard. Bristol RI-H Jack
ship Cornelius arinnCr BOrland. LondOn-Grinneil,
bark Frugone 9 Devote (ftaD, Psrasse, Belfast-AP
sarS vesta (Aus) Minsoevich, Nswry-slocovich
BARK Jason GER, Held Rio Janeiro-James Ward &
BARK Weldon. Colson, Havana-James Ward 4
lark Idolique CBr, Nicke-son. Cardenas-Brett Son
BARK Bessie simpson (Br), Bradford. caiDarisn-smp-
Bark tsmvaT (Br). Mckenzie. PictOu, Ns-J Whit
BARK James Kitchen CBr, Reynolds PictOu, Ns-Ger-
Brig Fram CSor, wesser Cork for crders-Funch,
Tre David Bugbee Showers. Genoa-Carver BaI~es.
Brig Water LAZY, Contra, Rio Grande DO sui-vossier
fric Daphne Copeland, Hayana-James Ward Co.
Brig Lie houghton, Rose, Grand Cay, lA-Ainer
Brig Nary Lsdd CBrl, Porter, St Johns, NF-Boyd
Scar Fred smith. smith Barbados-H Trowbridge's
schr Matilda Brooks Jones. saGua-J Winchester
Schr WIN Niece. sheridan. Rock sound-B Wen
chr Almare.a Merrill New orleaus-N H Brigham.
schr Rosa kppInger Bayles Jacksonvlhe-N1n brunt
se6r Prairie Bird orr, Hnsrom savannah-P Ne
schr G Jones' snow, Norfolk, Val staples
rchr . somers AcAlh.ier New Aaven-hackeu
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CARDIFF. May ls-gaed ship Resolute Nlckels. calAo
mot previously.
corESHAeKS-Arrlved, bark Thyra DAM, Rome Phil
adelpha.
DEAL, May I4-Arrlved. ship Niagara cBrl, Pickard'
DUBLIN May ls-sailed ship Pride Of the Port, Baker
United tates.
ELsRoRE May 49, Arrived, schr Baislcy. Town
send Mobile tor Reyal
Arrived 18th ship John Patten, wyman New Orleans
for Reval; bark Jacob Hanson Love DAM Hanson
New YORK tor Cronstadt brig ATLANTA or Noe, Balti-
more Tor
EMDEN, May i2-Arived bark Rex Mor, Christensen
Pensacola.
GIaaALTAR-Arrved steamer Belgic BE, Liverpool
for Hong KongAc.
HAyEE May l2-Arrived, bark Josehna Sp), Alcatlna'
New Orleans.
Arrived 18th, ship Wyoming Baker, New Orleans
Sailed 18th, ship Montebeo C,r Kelly. United states
HAMBURG, May l2-Arrived bark Gustav Acolph GER,
oehlmann, New York.
LiyeRPooL, May A-Arrved, bark Maria Catharina
Dutch, slutsman, New Orleans
Sailed l3th ship Dexter. Gannett United States; banks
Margaretha (Ger) Ramin, do; Henrietta (Ger) Won Ha
gen. do.
LONDON MAY A-Arrived. bark Stanley Castle tBr)
Austin New York.
Sailed 18th, Arizona. for San Francisco.
Sailed from Gravesend l4th, ship Ne Plus Ultra, Bor-
land New York.
MALAeA-Arriveo. bark Joyen Beatrlz sp Kircnoefer,
Savannah.
PLYMOUTH May ls Sailed bark Nile (Br) Gibbs PEN
sacola.
Arrived in the Channel ith, ship Atlas (Nor) Larsen
Philadelphia for Dunkrk
QUEENSTOWN May l3-Arrived ship Western Shore, Nc
Allep. San Francisco.
Sailed 18th, City of Brussels Dr. Brooks
from Liverpool, New York columns.
Also sailed l4th, 535 PM. steamer Wyoming Br). Free
man 0rom LiyerpooD, New York.
ROTTERDAM. May l2-Arrived, bark Rebecca Aus No
wax, New York
REVEAL TO May 3-Arrved ship Edgar (Br). Beveridge,
Savannah; bark Eros (Nor). Thorkldsen, do.
SOUTH ASPToS. May 1i-Arriveu, steamer OHIO Ger,
Meyer, Baltimore for Bremen
SHIELDS, May l3-Arrived, ship Helen Norris, Chase,
HAMBURG
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AspISw4II- April so-Arrivcd, schr Sophia Hanson
cAnDsSAs Nav 2sailcd. brigs Eliza Morton Leland,
north Of Iiattera.; Aberti Hinkley dol Dirgo Colin
GIFSFuSqos. May s~Arrived sarks EF Hartman,
oh Es Boston brig queen j. the West Dr.
sailed i6l schr Potomac Parker, Boston; llh, brig
H&v1sA, May iS-Arrived, steamer W G uewes, rripp
allied 18th steamer City Of Merida Reynolds, New
York; baTks Abdel Kader, Harding Boston; Nellie May
Di Say Arrived sebr paniels from and
for Western Banks and slied).
nm rgs seaside @ Gr s J0hn NJ qsGn
ship ,Harbor, to load for New York. :.
hse s S9sF nRssi white
more. Aew York. schrs Ramon de Aura, Mcbride, do;
sailed i;t6@Sa5S Am Elizabeth Pnean, norta Of
Dewcv Loring, do Anelope, Ray Boston; scnr Fred
Power April SO-sSued brig Clara 4 gnes (Br), Gan
PLAsrse CovF, May li-Passed north 18TH ship James
Duncan r) liverpool for Charo;tetown; barks othere
diystpool Tor - Island Josephine New York Tor
Picrou. May lI,Arrived ship County OF Pictou tBr.
oGfSrc. Nav i5-Arr,ved steamer Chesapeake (Br
Wnhos Ilu APRIL 70 fSr Montreal n seG Miscellany
I,S4 BAY Appll as@1rrved schr Hattie White
Beatty Jacksonville Tor Nevassa, 10 oad tor Baltimore
Saga. Nav 9-Arnved, brig Clara jenkins coombs
New York schrs, Addie ? Avery Hagar, Richmond;
saiea lin, sshrs y Drury Baker nor:h OF HATTIE
Crane New York T II Haviland f3r yeneon do; schr
ylssas tBr, Boston, 9th. brig Arlchat West Br), Dos
ST ANDREWS, NIB. May l4-Arrived, schr Sarah Class
Boston.
Cleared Atm schrs Robert Ross, Boston Clara do
srJouS, NB, May Ia--Arrved, brig Albert Devils DR.
Arrived li,h, birs oliver Emery lBr pin New York;
schrs Montebello tBr), do ) r James. Boston.
cleared 18th, schr snow Bird lBrl, New York; 18th,
bark An twerp ttr, Atkinson, Liyerpooli schr Nary
Theall Orr, Boston.
sailed ita steamer Nyanza CBr), Pictou; ship choice
ORR, Masters Liverpool
WINDSOR, Ms, May lf-Arrived schr Lucy, from East
port
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WIALEMEN.

letter ron Capt Handy. Of bark Mary 4 susan, OF
reports her Iacahuano April 2 70 sail next day
for on shore and the line and be NJ Pal IN Oc-
The only whaiers ia port were tue barks seine
letter iron Capt Lake Of bark Nautilus. Of M,
ports her Taicahuan0 April l. to sail next day 70
cruise.
"A letter from capt J0cob Rowland dated Naipa-
rafyo April B states that BARK Corn. HOwland Tom
Nh. NJ Juan Bernandez with CD bb OF Az old
one right whale. la a. Valparaiso. Chl barks Mari
posz CHase aud Pescadora, Holman both nng 70 sail
letter from Capt Potter, Of bark Morning star Of Nh
reports her o. valparaiso April with ~ ssp OIL all
told.
reports Tacahuano March ~ with 10 bbls - and
Go do VII OH.
letter RON II Marks dated Valparaiso March l. TO
Capt Chas Rowland, o. New BEDFORD reports that me
following vessels had arrived A. nat port since last
port:-thil barks Mariposa, with 1000 bbs hpbk Oh and
III 40 - Virginia MARKS 400 npbk AMI f0l spi craze
Marks hpbk and 80 Mary 100 hpbs and aud 40
~ rue Virginia MARKS has since sailed am been re-
ported month out with ~ bhls oil; maggie blll.
months out had 40 bbls hpbk aud lgl 90 ~ on BARK
Morning star, Potter NIB, laid OF aud on At Valparaiso
Apr Il CAPT Potter was sc anu had ordered to
the baths and lett that day The sailed same day on
q cruise OF month under charge OF tue mate. and At
the ena OF that time will return Tor Capt Potter.