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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

While in Dulnth, on Friday.
we were pleased TO make the ac-
quaintanre of the Zenith's worthy
N iyor, Peter Dean, Esq, who was
elected at the recent election BY an
overwhelming majority, and whom
we found to be a very pleasant ana
afable gentleman. Mr.. D. is a re
former, is an interested and con-
slant reader of this great reform
journal, and thinks that Superior, as
well as Duluth, is feeling the IF cts
Of past corrupt management in mu-
uicipal affairs. though in a FAR less
proportion, OF course. to what that
city is. Mr. Dean seems to be
aware of the fact that he has n her.
cn'ean task before him in trying to
extricate the .'city Of the unSalted"
from its bankrupt condition, but
from the IDEAS lie advanced, we
should Judge ge is on the righr
track, and We heartily wish him
success.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

SUDDEN DEATH OF A DAUGHTER
OF MR. & MRs. j. J, HIBBARD.-
We deeply regret being called upon
t. chronicle the death, fro n Scarlet
fever, of E>1elIe f., a bright an /
charming | tile daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs J J. II,bb ,rd aged o years.
months AMI % day~-which sad
event occurred on last Sunday morn
INC, May I'd.
The deceased was sick but a
short time, having been to school
all DAY on VI puday, aud nm il noon
on the Tuesday previous, when,
speaking of having headache and
of nos feeling exactly well, she was
allowed toreturn home. On W ednes-
d y, as she appeared rather more
restless and uneasy, a physician was
called, who, np"n his arrival, pro
nOuuced 1t a case of Scarlet fever,
and it proved to be a case of the
most malignant type, as despite ali
the remedies applet, and the watch
tut and unremItting care bestowed
upon her by her parents AMI by her
married sister, Mrs. McLaren, (wife
Of J. + McLaren, the machlnisr)
>he gradually grew worse, and ex-
PRED in her fathers arms, at the
time before stated
Little Est4lie was a very bright.
smart and atfcctionate child, beam
al sunshine at home ,tnd quite IA
Norite amongst her little acquaiut
auc eS and ~choolmaieS, anl "a She
was sna.ched 80 >udd. My away, il
- not sur r.SIng that the hearts ot
her parents and surviving relatives
are Wrung with the deepest grict.
The bereaved ones may be assured.
however, ct tht warme>t sympathIos
OF all their friends ut the head OF the
lake. The q, ceased was buried in
the cemetery a Superior, on Mon
day afternoon.
Mr. Hubbard desires Us to return
his ,lHcerest thanks Ia ms neighborS
III Du tor kiadmeSses shown dur
M hi> daugafer illness and after
her death, and To h!o old friends aud
neigh ,ors m superior TOR their kind
~ services and attentions shown on
the day Of the funeral. -DpE1th
Tribune.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

DULUTH VS. SUPERIOR.-While
in Duluth, the past few days, we
took occasion to agitatp to some rX-
tent, the question Of spelling
match between that VILLAGE and
thiS, and were very much gralitipd
To see the idea meet with great en-
enlargement from all, though the
general wish over there il to not
have the affair come off before the
last of this month. This week 5
Tribune, in spenking of the mat er,
and after copying our article IL
la>tweek's TIMES. makes the follow
inc remarks:
So far as The Tribune is concern
ed, It seconds the motion, aud IL be-
EIcVeS that from one to two dozen
persons can readily be found here
who will cheertnlIy consent to en-
gage III a good-n .tured contest, OF
the kind named, with orr neighbors
over the bay, the net proceeds of
the entertainments, or entertain.
ments, to be equally divided be.
tween the two towns, to be used
Tor such purposes as they may re
>pectively designate; and, in order
10 get the wheel IN motion, we take
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08
-The Dnluth Tribune emf

The Duluth Tribune entered
upon its sixth year in It's last Issue,
and says though the times there
"are not exactly as prosperous as
they were on May lst, 1870, yet il
If just as much determined to stick
today, as it was The day on which
it was first issued" That's the true
grit, L. c., and THE TINES sincerely
hopes YOU viii be enabled to ''srick .
ard that The Tribune will live to
see return of many more birthdays,
which it most as~uredy deserves.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

On account of the funerals on
last Monday, the spelling schoo
was adjourned t. next Monday even
ing, when the third aud decisive
trial will crown the victor. o.,
friend Mr. l. !, Moore, has received
copy Of the Test Speller for the
occasion, and we understand the
good spoilers have been solicitin-
all the dwarted, crippled, braided
AMI double-twi>ted words in tie
language, which are spelled IN III
ter contempt, and opeu defiance OF
the pronunciation and clai.eHgi,g
them to single combat. And - We
expect that the Superio spoilers
will conquer the English language
Or be- conquered by 1t.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

The Bay, the beautiful, beauti.
ful Bay, has at last burst her icy
letters, and again laughs and spark
les III the sunshine of spring. We
send her an insriralional greeting.
We long TO repo>e on the gentle
heaving of her calm, pure bosom.
The boats begin 10 rock gracefully
and the sails to spread their wings
for gladnesS, feeling the first pub
sationS of her Aewly awakened life
Before our next issue We expect to
hear the shril notes Of the steam
whistle, summoning visitors from
all the shores. Now Mr.. Lake
please wheel in and follow suit.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

Christian Union has a beautiful
aud impressive eXemplifcatiOn in
our religious worship. All denom-
inalious unite in one congregation
without the least appearance Of any
iealonsies Of sectarianism The
Sabbath congregations are fall and
attentive: the B Bile Class and
prayer-me ceilings grow from week to
week, and what is specially of com
mendation, the children very largely
come to church with their parents.
DR.. Rice has commenced a good
work in our midst, and we pray thai
the Lord will prosper him.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08
ELEVENTH DAY OF M,YA.D. 1875.
WEST SUPERIOR-Con-

WEST SUPERIOR-Con-
fiuuei.
1a5 und HI 62. , 8 is Of
, Il, , 81 g..
" 81 Michigan ST lots
, 4, 6 s, 10, -. II is. Is
., y. , 81. e. 81. 81.
IS 81 T. 3 ;. Is ~ II. q
81 - 80, IS. -. 81, IS. IS.
( 81 , 3ri> G6.
" Bay =. lots 81.
- II. 10 u. - 70 ~.
( 81, 30. 29l 2q3 29q. , ~.
43. 3t5 36l 81 80 3g3.
fl3, 4I5 III, 429, 43J. Isl,
, 3-t- 35T.
Nst t roix Il L Is
II 80. - 81. 70. 2. l12.
-. Al - 5. u. 70 81,
81 % 81 - 81 G3 IS
-, % Il, p IS u - 81.
= - -, 50 q % % 9.
II, II, -, Is. y % 35. 81
: 3rds ct Z, % -.
"'st It,sca 81 Lat-
II, ~, Is, G6, Is. l0t 81
50 u Il ffof q, uud ff9.
,ud If OF ,, uua if of 4
hsw 20 pier Lot, , II.
-. 3
Chicago pier Lot,l1 10.
Milwaukee prer l.ors
IS, =, y - 20, 2S. 81. 81.
-, q 20 80
z ebgc pser. Lot s 10.
is %. l. , Z, 9, Il ~.
To edo UIer. lots II.
, Birds OF s
Montreal pier. Lots 20
Detroit pier. Lot /.
Hamilton per. Lo.s 10
Il -.
huukirk pier. Lots /.
/ Is -
X: gs'on pier. Lots ..
, 3 is oflf.
"a rF avenue. i0,s ..
81 81, 4 81
IiooertsO ave. Lot 10.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

Along with those who were attract
ea TO this place in 1865, Mr. Ander-
son came, bringing his own money to
con siderable amount forinvestment
in Superior, and entrusted larglv
with the means of others for the
same purpose. The sum of his sue
ceSsful Accommodations for years. was
speedily bestowed for lots ard lands.
His interest in the success of the
town. thence on Yard, became strong
both for his own account and that
of tien !, mus of whose wealth
had likewise been interested here.
With our friend as with every one
who settled in the place thus early,
and remained, it has been twenty
years of the best of heir lives stalk
I'd upon the Issue OF an important
town. to be or not 10 be. at this end
of the Lake Whatever the u innate
future, it is now cert ain that no one
OF the number will live to see all he
anticipated at the beginning of the
period. Aud there is as little
| doubt, moreover, of the rapid APP
proach 10 the early fulfillment of
-ome of the prophecies respecting
the situation.
| The thought of the many waiting
years, Of so much expenditure of
time and effort, and the inconclnSive
result of it all thus far, added no
small weight to the idea of death
N the mind Of the deceased Some
thing Of The same >orrowful expe-
renee we suppose, will occur t. the
next, and the next, and the next,
that shall 90 hence.
] l)Y nature ana h2 bit MT Amber
son was a painstaklng and lahorious
man, most careful of derailS, very
cautions and conservat;ve-oualiries
~, ,,a.,,
80" -, '' y .. w
/ "e'lo'falloh ana heSiia'cE, ana 10
some extent, perhaps, impeded the
rapid exercise of the executive fac
49,,
lie was a good citizen, q good
neioh Dor and \ GOOD friend. He
~ > . = :" '''' VS. -, ~ - .,
qulInfances, at nome ana abroad,
to regret his loss. While the be-
raavepont is an ;nconso]abla SORROW
- hi. family
Early in Anil exnosura % q So
we're storm had the immediate Of
tnrt - nroufrata him with an attack
Of ,lanrisv Ills moro thap rknIv
,hat the intense cold nj the mast
winter had = nredisposioo infnance
- .,,o.l, ,.,,,,l,;, la,4,,,,I
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

RAILROADs.-We see from or
exchanges that southern
Minnesota is all alive
with railroad rumors. \ movem mt
j. gaining force to build a road from
WabaSha to Om1ha, west, and to
Ashland, east; another 10 build a
road from Brownsville to AUSTIN OF
Wells; another mp the valley of the
De>Noines; and The Albert Lea
Standard says 100 miles will be
added to the Southern Minnesota
this season. What if Superior
should be heIpsl into the pool, sure
ly she has waited long enough while
others have stepped in before her.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

Oh rie> y t., son of John NuS,
who il resi- ient of Uppertown,
fell from fence on SUNDAY after
noon last, and broke his arm. inst
above the elbow. The bow is do
ing as well as could be expected.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

Returns from twenty-one lum-
Der districts in Michigan and Wis
consin show deficiency Of All ,002,-
900 feet in the log crop, az com
pared with 1874.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

We observe that our bachelor
friend James S. Richie has com
pleted the Improvement Of his band
some cottage on Second Street, by a
tasty fence. Friend James, when
are you going on to Philadelphia
after her?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

Town Assessor, William Gran
well, returned last evening, from =
brief visit TO Brainerd. 4 friend
who was with him, says he was ont
there "sparking," bnt we are 10th to
believe any such thing of William
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

TEMPERANCE We understand
many of our saloon-keepers have
well nigh decided not to take our
any licence to sell the intoxicatinn
dranghtS the coming year. his is
a step in the right direction. 1t
would be a grand step forward.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

1t is proposed that library as
ISOLATION in Warren, Pa, discuss
the question: Does tie Lord
love a man who spends at church
festival the money he owes TO his
washerwoman?"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

Co. HAYES, lat evening, re-
turned from a trip ont t. his "vlan-
tatlon" on the n. p, where he has
been since Tuesday, resting from
the rush and hurry Of Superior bus
mess life.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

W. 40 - 5 III. ll2.
153 155. III 2l3. tbl -
Of !st 90. 3 I e Il! ot $50
or o. 151, " lr If l56 >
OF 1856, Nv a 81 164, hi
0t 90
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

huukirk pier. Lots /,
X gs'on pier. Lots ..
, 3 is of1t.
"H rr avenue. I0,s ..
81 81, 4. 80.
iooertso ave. Lot 10.
East Superior.
Ets, FIRST t. Stocks 10.
IS, 20. 81. 3G, 81, 80. AZ.
Al ~ 3 "A 10. 4G ~. Is
/ -, ST, Hna hr II
East Second II l. rs So
Sc, 50. 22l . 3rds f1u7
.cks 29ir, 33tr, 81 80.
s. s.. 81 ltrs a, %. ~.
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I 40 EtoI4l, ar ot y Z Ut
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. ~. "a e SUI, 90, o, %, al IT
/ i25 f31 49, 5i3 5I5. 5l7.
81 563. 51f &2S 43 ABB
532 81, a6J, go. ) : ga.
- -. 2=., ) is j DO,
umi III 552, hip,h -
f5'rt I"rd u BLOCKS
~ = 81 ~ Bon ~.
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800. H. 81 81 81 ~ AZ
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-
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I 81 x y Is q. 81 IS
| Il A. II hf Of s. or II ,
| : 3 Gs # lie a. i. ~ 5j,tuf
/ NV O [.
T. t Fourteenth street.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08
West Sunari.

- ~ 49, 81 = 3,
2lJ. PA. 23S, 2io. 25t. POI.
269. SO 81 BIB, 4o3. = ;
40 AS 4s3 , + Bot. 2sS.
$50. -. IA, 4Ib an M
/, and = ), ; Is IsD
, 3rds 80, und p $50,
2-3 Is 1872
West Second 81 10 ;
10, Is, -. 81. SO 10. 122.
l24 $40 142 154, l56. l94,
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y 25l 2TS. pa 29O, j 3
%, b, % 81, 40, % 81 %
95, lis. I49. Isl 1Sf lg5,
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424 43S. Az 4jJ 4 6fr
1927. 3Gl. 393. $50, 539,
All Alb AS Az 453. 40
1913, 2>3rda q PA, und =
425
Nest Tn l-d st. Ltts %,
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3g4, 49,. 338. 81. BIS. 3Jf,
356. y % y II. 4J 81.
81 69, n, III l45, 163,
l9g 20, 23l. 233. 2i3, +3o,
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81, 343 353 So 35I. 3sl,
399 iul. Al, Al. % q,
pa % Is 2ll 2~3ul, 429
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Al, AZ, 81 "a, "a, 70
1I6 134, $50 l5S, PA, 24S,
25S 25a. a62. 27S 2sJ 3i2,
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l55 151 l59, 1919, -Jl 2a3.
2Il ~ 81 3l9 35o 3bb,
3t9. 426 434 343. 55l, 30
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20 z33 235. 2II 2~3. 3 =.
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Wcs SXth st. Lrts IL.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

East SUPERIOR on
tiuu q.
AWI2 u g. locks ~
lg6 las ! Q. 1I3. lis l21.
z 'i0Suis ave, Blocks
1e3 III. us.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08
EecQ3 * 81 o. II g so
y ~ ~ IS 81 "a 20 f,
County Of Douglas.

STtTE OF WISCONSIN. l. uS-Y IF pore1..
y OFFICE oF TIE { .UNTY TEE,~rvsR1
SHpcrior. Iril 10Th, 1875
Ntica il hereby given that much II eac',
parcel If land town lot or lots described in the fol-
lowing statement ma, be neces AIRY f,r th,t pur-
bose, will, on the second Tuesdy in May next being
the
ELEVENTH DAY OF NAY AID. 1873.
commencing At ten ocf tx in the forenoon, and the
next succeeding days there er. be sold by me at
pu' l. auction Office he C1art House in he
town If superior the seat of juice Of said county.
or fhr PAYMENT Of the inqne taxes. ,nt--es an
en- rEes the tns tHe y.ar 1874. RETURN L. ur
ny the Treasurer ut the Town Of S3p-rl0r IA said
y OF DsHgir-.
Gwen under mn hand officially The office Of the
County TREASURER Il ngls- untv State u iscuu-
sin, tins 10th day uf \ us u. 1875
JAMES BARD N, county Treasurer.
See note at foot of llsl.l
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

Home stretch--the stretch
across the maternal knee.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08
Lands.

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g.r.o = '' 4 "
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ga ''''' - - o. or.a D.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

food Black TT at 80 cents
per pound. l.
36w2 PETER K. BRADSHAW 81 Co.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-08

II - e a|tf g III 'f' VI 'tt 81
Town As Range u.
. 4 Fitch
50 az Il sw Or I
q hf utH a. - " or 4
VI keutN'r addition
IS IL. and I'd " htuf .
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-29
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BRIsroL May 23-Arrived barks speranza Nor), Mel.
sen. Baltimore; Maria Pace dtaD, Testori. New York
both via Queenstown) brig Mletus NOR, Olsen, Will
mington, &c.
sailed 27,h, bark Ceres Cor, Gundsrsen, United
States.
BREMEN, May 2o-saued, bark Europa tder3. PichIer.
New York.
CARDIFF Nay 2s-Arrived ship Columbia Carter. Liv-
erpool
Nielsen, New Orleans.
CALCUTTA, May 9-Arrived, shin Victoria, Atwood,
Boston.
DEAL May 2s-shio Arcturus Costello, from San Fran
eisco, arrived 27sh. IS bound 70 Hull.
Hoxc HoSG, May 22-Arrivei, ship Wild Wood, Frost,
sydney. NsW.
LIVERPOOL. May 2s-Arrived. steamer Caspian CBn
Trocks, Baltimore via Halifax.
Also arrived 18th ship Philosopher err, Evans, New
York
Sailed 27th. ships Granger Doane, san Francisco; Ar.
zilla r DurKee United states Carn, tNorl. Lee, do
bark Eleanor tBrl. Dunn, do.
Sailed 2sth, barks Herbert (Br), Hl Bangor No mot
previousyl Ellen CBr, Brown, Miramichi; zemindar
(Brl. McGlven, Gaspe.
Lizard, May 23-ATrived, bark Arlington Nor), Palm
strom Pensacola for ArenJal
QUEENSTOWN. May STARVED. ship Hereford CBr
Elsden. Francisco; bark Ncolna utaD Fgari, Bal
timore.
Also arrived 2sth Py. steamer Wisconsin CBr), For
syth, New YORK FOR Liverpool.
Also arrived 18th, Pm, steamer scythia tBr, Hams
New York for Liverpool tand proceeded.
sailed 18TH steamers Adratic (Br), Perry. and City OF
Paris (Br,, Tibbers from Liverpool, New York.
RIO JAsHIRO, May 25-ArnYed Previously bark ANA
zcn snow. Baltimore.
VENICE, May 25-Arrivsd, brig dance CBrl. Williams
New YORK
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NAY q, 1875.
CLEARED.


oueenstown--1ohn Dale.
steamer Egvnt CBr!. Grogan, Liverpool via Queens
steamer Alps OBJ, Ferguson Nassau Kingston. DC
Pm Forwood 4 Co.
Hand.
Steamer George strout Ford, Philadelphia-James
Hand.
ship New World, Champion, London-Grinnell, MIN
Bark Giovannida dtaD, Garguio, Gloucester. E-AP
Agresia.
Bark Rosina utall, Lauro, Marseilles-Funch. Edye
Co
Bark Rosa Itap Cacace, Lisbon PortugaD-Funch,
!. BarI Christina Redman, coombs LsbOn-Miller
Bark Windsor Br) Nc Leod, Liverpool Es-Boyd a
BARK Brothers, Pride CBE, Brownell, St John, NIB
Brg GOODWILL (Br. Roberts Barbor Isand-Joseph
schr Spring (sr). Yoosley Lisbon PortugaD-Geo r
schf Kate Wentworth, Mead. Demcrara-Leaycraft a
schr Lizzie Ives, saxton, st croix-Ives, Beechsr 4
schr Garrett Wright Chopper, Cat Island-B Wen
schr Jeddo (sp, Rourke. Lockporr Ns-J II winches-
Schr Lizzie Titus, Philips Corpus. Christi-Tupper a
Beattie.
schr Almoda Wiley. Wiley, Pensscola-Parsons
Loud.
aehr Hawkins, Wyatt, savannan-Evans Ball 4
Schr Burdett Hart, Brooks. Charlcston-Bentey, Gil
dcrsleeYe X 20.
schr Netue Walker. Drew. wilmngton-chase, Talbot
4 Co
schr Lawrence Kemp Alexandria, Winches-
-chr John snow Mitchell, Machias. Me-wilson God
schr + Arthemus Cole, Machias. Me-wilson God
schr Sea LARK PIKE saco, Me-Jed Frye 4 Co.
schr VIM Gray. Allyn, Uncasvile. Ct--Edward Ripke.
sioop Fred Brown Wilson. Providence-A jackson
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BATAVIA April iOIn port ship Moonlight wAierhouse
Tor New York harks Oliyei Br Wood, tor Padans and
New York; Bessie II tBrJ. heAanus, unc; Goodell
CaIaBorE April E-Arrivod. ship Trimountain, Jones'
CAtBlRIEs May is-salled schr Eva Smith, Saun-
ders, New YORK mot Eva Yates. as before reporied
sailed 18th bark i Hartman, Nichos Boston; brig
bhg Long Reach Brown, Pensacola; schr Lorne, som
CHATHAM NB May T-Arrived. bark Robt Chapman
,Br Rutherford. sandy Hook - ~
rlnthian CBrl. Menzes. Clargow Tor Montreal
HAvAsA Nay 2s-Arrivea, steamer Juniata CAtna-
Arrived 18Th steamer Columbus. Reed, New York via
Delaware BreaKwater. -. 60,
brig John Brghtman. Hanson, north OF Hateras scnr
gelon Bent Browne Baltimore ,,.-r. 80, -.
HALIFAX. IS. hay T-Arrved brig Waph tBrl. rom
ioSos April pin port salp Horsey, Eaton, wtG
rope dgi Colorado. ln2raham. tor do, do Anna Camp.
SsTanes Sf SS MSa ere q wxor & porS Of
haeras schTs Francis satteriy. Davia dol " y Jor-
pisEIIoS p piel. April 27-saiIsd. bark Herbert
10 port April 81 shlp sonntas. Herman wts cargo:
Picfor, NJ. NSv 27-Arrived. bark Uamver CBD. No
RosSRfo April 2-In port bark Sarah KlngsburY.
Waterhouse. from Newport, 4. arrived Marehst
FOR load n0lasscs Boston 81 90; scnr
Post Boy Robinson Tor ~ Crox - Load sugar for New
sieu1 Say z5-Arrived schr Louie Y smith Port au
Pruce Ssh, hrlgs hYronuS higgins, New York; Lcona
2sih schrs Eli, Barter Barter. north o. Hat.
ieras M9r5son felui 60 IN orTs ao Speea
teras = schumacher GER, Lebse.. DO; schrs "
siStsr. kess" ssitiaors seSssss ownins New YORK
- J9hS, NJ. May I-Casared. scnrs DslmonL ana
sailed 2stn, BARK Hilton BD. Hssou, Liverpool; brig
John Good Brl, Dublin.
sac francisco.