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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

PUBLIC Libraries or THE UNTrrn
STATfs--There are In the United States
more man seventy public libraries which
contain over 5000 volumes each. or these
nine possess more Than loo go volumes seven
more Than 10000 and less than loo aDo and
seventeen more than 35.eDO and less imam
0,0o0. The largest collection is the Congress
library, which has psi 90 volumes. The
fubllc library OF Boston contains nearly the
same number, and Increases at the rate Of
$1,000 Nolumess year. Harvard college has
10000; the Astor and Mercantile OF New
YORK, $4,000 each; the Mercantile and the
Library company Of Philadelphia los OO0
ana 100000 respectively; the Athensnum Of
bostol, 10000, and Yale college 100 OaO. The
New York state library, al A lbany has
% ,eoNolumeS. not inclufing the law library
which has q. 200. The Society library OF New
YORK possesses 81 90 volumes; the Public ~
1lncinnati, 62.0to; the PeaoOiy inStitute of
baltimore, 5000; the Antiquarian society OF
Worcester 5000; and the ApprenticeSI of
New York, and Dartmouth college 50 90
each. Those which contain more than IS 600
are as follows: the Mercantile of RrOoklyn
Watkinson Of Hartford, Mercantile of ST.
Louis, Cornell university, Historical society
OF New York, State OF Maryland, State OF
Michigan, Public OF Chicago, state of ohio.
Mercantile OF San Francisco, Surgeon CEN
erals Office AT Washington. University OF
virginia, City OF Springfield, State OF Mas
sachusetts, Public school Of St Louis, Row
doln college, and the Mercantile nf CfncIn-
natl.-AtTGefOH's american Cs/clOD0sH la ycliSef
eStfiOa, article "LtbrduV."
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THE TIIroN BEKcHER-M oULroN CASE
District Attorney britton refuses to make
known his Intentions relative 10 the crinni
nal indictments against Moulton and TiIton
but IL 10 believed that he win soon enter a
ncie prose17a, after which the scandal fight is
expected 10 take new turn-Mr Mo1lfon
being the agSressor.-M y Ssos 25fh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

DEATH BY MIsFoRrUNE--At Providence
X l.. In tae case Of John Teddy, who feIi
ana was killed when John Armstrong pushed
jury returned verdict exoneratine Arm
strong, declaring that Leddy came to bis
death by misfortune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

o-oPERATIoN-TheB Boston Post saws of
the Soyereigns OF Industry that "In Massa-
chusetts there are leo councils, with about
0Wo members, and the other New England
states contain as many more while the order
is hourlshlng In the middle states has M
merous councils in the interior, and has re-
Gently obtained footing on the Paci nc coast
The object OF the organization, as is knoWn.
is TO secure the BENEFITS OF cooperation ~
The working classes, and the original nlan
was FOR councils TO buy large Quantities of
staple goods at wholesale prices 10 be ais
trlbuted at actual cost among the mepnberS
Ia lines OF goods where this was not practi-
cable arrangements were made with dealers
10 supply members of the order at a a iscount
IN consideration OF the large amount of trade
that they would thus secure. This plan is
sun Kept up 10 some extent, but is PARTIALLY
aud will at last be entirely Superseded Nv
The establishment of stores belonging 10 the
ORDER, al which goods are sold at a. near the
COST OF production as possible. There are
now forty OF these stores in MaSSarhusefts
and 80 I'm New England. and there is SAID Ia
be movement on foot % establish a central
bureau OF supplies at BoStOn-a co-operatIye
wholesale store which shall supply only
these stores, and that at actual cost There
Is also said 70 be a larger movement, not Vet
fully developed, for buying grain from the
western CHANGERS and various Imported artf-
cles irOn European co operate We societies.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

FORGERY OF MIS- soURI WAR CLAIMs.-A
Kansas City MOI dispatch reports the ar
rest OF Cen John ID. Grafton, late ariutant
general OF Missouri, for alleged forgery in
connection with war claims while Grafton
was adiutant general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

~ The constitutional convention of North
Carolina, by vote OF IS u IS, refused 10 re-
move The disabilities OF ex Gov. Holden, i'm
Peacked IN 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

A SIS 600 KEROSENE FIRE.-0e,rpa lack
sons wooden mill, near Little Falls, New
Jersey, was burned yesterday by the break
ing OF Kerosene lamp. Loss on building
s40 600 or $50 900; not insured Bennett .
Smith, lessees, lose SO, 600 or $50 900 on stock
and machinery: insured for si6 o0o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

HRefuse Bessemer steel scraps are now
made into nails at Troy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL Gov
GREss at Cincinnati yesterday adopted reso-
lutions in favor of completing the four great
water routes commended by the United
States Senate, and In favor OF a reduction of
the tobacco tax. The congress then adjourned
to meet in PHILADELPHIA next wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

lUST RECEIyEp I.Pac Or q, - I,-,,.-
EANo CkMEN 7, a. esh i'm poTtstionJ for 81,
NNn , .5 Prlees IN lots 10 suit s. WIN GTI
hhnU5 o23 Louisiana avenue .ersR az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

THE MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN Con-
NENTIoN.--The interest in the forthcoming
Massachusetts republican convention in.
creases as reports of the election of delegates
rom various towns come in. 1t is impos-
slole 10 give q correct estimate of the prefer
ences of delegates. 1t is generally conceded
thus far that the Rice men have a majority
OF ISL delegates. Careful inquiry gives RiCe
az, Lorlng 1S, unpledged 152, about 30 Of
whom have preference for Adams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

ANOTHER CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
The people OF Portland, Maine, propose to
celebrate the 18th OF next month, the centen-
NAL anniversary Of the burning of the town
Dy the brltish, on account OF the refusal of
the people to surrender their arms. and OF the
resulting engagement, in which several
British soldiers were killed and one citizen
was severely wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

ANOTHER HITCH AT FALL RIVERA
Fan River dispatch 10 the Boston Advertiser
says; AT the meeting of the manufacturers
last saturday, other conditions than those
already published, aud which the operatives
VIII be required to sign and agree to- were
decided upon. In the future ten DAYS notice
VIII be required, and only one eighth of the
help In any one room will be permitted to
give notice of their intention To stop work in
the same week. In the carding room where
mere are number of departments only one
person OF each branch Shall be allowed To
give notice in the same week, and as a con-
sequence OF the violation of the above all
wages que shall be forfeited. The spinners
neid meeting this afternoon, and IL is said
upon good authority that they voted not TO
accept the conditions. They voted to pre-
sent themselves at the mills on Monday,
ready TO go To work at the reduced wages
1ut that they will sign no papers whatever
On Inc other hand, the manufacturers saw
that they Will keep the mills closed until
help can be obtained to go to work ar their
terms. IL is understood that the weavers are
10 hold another meeting this week to con
sldtr the question of signing the contract
proposed by the manufacturers The mill
managers are TO have a black list, and all
bes will be rejected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
nREss GOODS, PLAIDS and PLAIN OOLORs;
az ne NV styles lust received AZ ihs cheapest
Store N he city CONNOLLY
sep2 Sm Sos eth street. OPP. Patent ONCE.
POSITIVELY TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
MANUFACTURERS PRICES,
F0h CASH ONLY.
Full line of
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK CASHMERES
BLACK mEBINss,
ALPACAS AND MORAIRS
Also, large assortment Of Plaid and Plain
DRESS GOODS,
m all the desirable oOlOrs and styles.
W. A. YATES, Agent for owner,
seT27 cow SIT Market Space.
('AMELS HAIR CLOTH, 25c. g yard, solid col
Y Crs aud plsids. This Is extra cheap, at the
Cheapest Store in the city CONNOLLfS,
sept I'm Sos 9TH street, OPP. Patent o nee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25
GRAND OPENING OFNEW FALLpRy
~ GOODS.

just received and now opening au entire stock Of
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,
al OF the newest designs. No last years goods in
our stock to select from.
100 pieces Of FAN Caiicces At exc
pieces u choice style CalicOes Il Sc worth lOc
~ pieces OF best Shifting Ualicoes At &C
$50 pieces Of yard wide bleaoh ed COttons at g. IL
snc lie - - AZ
Our l21lc Cottcns cannot be beat south Of New
York u N'0"
IL wide sneeting Cotton, Iz5<c
zs-vide sheeting Cotton, Z5c. worth Y-5zc
Handkerc hisfz. l21Sc
Is dozen yard long Towels. l25<c
~ pieces Canton FLANNEL, l0c. IS pieces Canton
lannel. Lac; extra heavy.
20 pieces " bite and Bed all -wOol Flannels, from
&c. MP.
Splendid assortment Of Ladies Fall Styles Dres.
Goods Just Opensi.
Bright COlorsd Piaids. Isc worth Sc
New style Piaids, sc. sell now 81 axe
% pieces CT Plain, Paid and Stripe Dress Goods 81
Sc; dirt cheap.
leo pieces Of Black Alpaca, double width, Csc E..
ta double weight 3l14; sold last Fl at 45c
- pieces Black Cashmere lust received and now
oneTlng AZ the low price Of 1sc s75sc, al, 81 "a
81 =. al - per cent. less than last years prices
Our entire stock bought for cab, which enable.
found elseW here. "
From September LIST store will be open until 9 n m
C. VI T0WsOS q Co..
$50 Pennsylvsuia avenue,
sokA go touth SIDE. near ITO north vest
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Torn ny Grtssiy R~ar

~ H.
A man namei Oscar Nixforf. 49,, -
years old, who said he was recentfy frcr,, ,,,s
soldiers home 80 Dayton. hsd hts left a.,
fearfully broken and larerated by r,e grf1zlv
bears at Tho geological garden yesterday AZ
srDoon. In spite Of repealed warnings OF
The Keeper, he persisted IN sticking his hands
urough the hars, saying he knew the nature
oi ne animals. and Was not afraid OF thera
ine keeper turning away for a moment, MIR
oori thrust bis arm through the bars into tire
cage, and ute male grizzly caught H. and al
most Immediately the female also seizFsf IL
Tue mans arm was like dry wee.i in tlDe
Claws OF ne powerful animals, and he
cfied out with pain and terror. ne
thrust HIS other hand through t,,e
bars 10 endeavor 90 RELEASE hi.,,..iS
and that Was badly laceratssi az tf,.. srr,st'
The keeper cfme TO his assistance and with
much difficulty extricated the unfortunase
man. His Ell arm WAS \ neverleSs mass ~
broken bones and msngled flesh. IL was
broken At the wrist and above and below TIE
elbow, and drawn from the socket AT the
shoulder and pulled from the iolnt al thc
elbow. At one time one OF tue animals hsd
me man by the head. and he would no douht
nave been cravn into the cage by piecsa- meal
had rot the keeper come 10 his helm and drI-
ven the beasts of. The wounded man U,as
taken 10 the Cincinnati HoSpttal n w.
ascertalned that he had been employed a. a
nurse AT TIE hospital. and was diScharyeI
for drunkenness He was no doubf n,,i.r
NE innuence Of ltQuor yesterday aftarnoo~
He Will he fortunate ~ he does not lose MS
We, as there Is great danger OF gangrene SCI
ur I'm. His LEFT arm was amputated last
Gight-t uact'ti'da Commercial. 2iS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

a FISHERS SKw DYE WORKS,
SOC STREET. WEAR NINTH STREET.
. CONNECTED WITH
os sisht Us CHEMIOAL SECURING WORKS
TEyr ~ sIKkEr, NEAR g. OPPOSITE pa
b.-Dyeiag and Cleaning GentIemenl. On
snai : specially 81 short notice. Fair prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

1HE CHICAGO CoLLECTORSHIP.- The
Washington correspondent of the Cincinna'
Gazette says that the resignation by Mr.. Judd
Of the cOllectoIship of customs at Chicago
was asked for under authOri.y from the Presi-
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

THE TEXAN SUFFERERs-The Secretary
of War, in response to telegram from the
adjutant general of Texas asking if govern
ment aid, as In the Alabama overflow, can
De extended to Texas, says that the Texas
district inundated does not lie within The
scope of the country included in the law
authorizing such aid. The sufferers by tue
recent storm, therefore, will have 10 look for
assistance TO other sources
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

COMMANDER A. V. REED has been APP
pointed Assistant photographer, U. S. navy.
AJNrERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS for to-day,
s3451lO39; for the month todste, as ,OS5 40 sc;
for the year TO date, 500, 1856 ,39O5j. Customs
70 to-day, sos, 394 g.; month to date, Sill, 285
900 CT, year. S4I .G6G 90 IS.
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n X W DRY obs.

Plaid, Brocsde, and Plain DRESS GOODS, from
Is cents
Blsck and Colersd hERINOS and OAsHMEREs,
from IS cents TO 81 50.
CAssIMERES for men and boys from 50 cents to
q 81 per yard
BLANKETS, frem So to so per pair
Br'Chs and other new style SHtWLS
Ore csse Gutfa Percha BLANKETS AZ rs cents
piece, former price Is Kyery family with chill
BLACK SILK, sISo. sI75, and s2-great bar.
gain.
CARPETS, OILCLoTHs, and NArTINGs-
cheap.
Cali and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
GEORGE ,. JOHNSON q CO.,
serH n I'll MARKET sPAOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

A BOARD TO retire disabled officers of the
army has been ordered to convene In this
city on the 11th of October next. The board
will consist of Col. w. III. Emory, 5th cav
airy; Lieut.. Col. Wesley Merritt, 9th cavalry
Lieut.. Col. w. i. Carlin, 18th infantry; Sur
geon James Simmons, Surgeon Dallas Blche;
and Capt. Arthur Macarthur jr., 18th in
tantry, recorder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

The BLACK HILLS NEGoTIATIoNs.-It is
not impossible that the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs may join the Black Hills
commission: near the Red Cloud agency in
case there is much further delay. It is be-
heNed by many that his presence there
would greatly expedite matters and that
erhapS more weight would be- given to hls
representations by the Indian chiefs to most
OF whom be IL personally known, than TO the
members of the commission, since the sach-
ems Know him to be an agent OF the Great
Father" The Commissioner is of the opIn-
ION that 5000, 900, which has been mentioned
as the sum the commission will offer for the
black Hills country, would be q moderate
ment would secure from their accession
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25
Mullett rs. Potter.
REPORT IN THE CHICAGO CUSTOM HOUSE
QUESTION

M THE CHICAGO CUSTOM
QUESTION.
Messrs W. b. Franklin chairman, II n
Wilson, John Macarthur, jr, Henry White
stone, Nathaniel j. Bradlee Henry Ken
heuy, ana X j. Doboin, the committee An
PORTED by Secretary Bristow To Investigates
ne, Snicaeo custom house, have submitted
con mendatiCns, concluding with the follow
Ing;
pe"slon OF the work on account of the appa-
rehtiN dangerous crack in the wall and the
ger eral appearance of the building after its
winter exposure, without due projection and
care, was neceSsa. y precaution for the pro-
lection of the interests of the government
bnt We ste no reason against the immeIijate
tesum pllon OF the work in accordance with
the suggestions herein made"
The substance of their recommendations
are embodled In the following Endorsement of
tlle secretary OF the Treasury ordering them
SECRETARY BRIsTow's ENDORSEMENT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. -. 1915
respectfully referred 10 the Supervising
AfcDltect OF The Treasury, who is hereby
directed to take measures for STRENGTHENING
ana completing the concrete foundation i'm
accordance with the recommendation of the
report. He is also directed to Ia Ike down the
pal Us OF the building herein recommended
and proceed with the reconstruction AT once
lie will bring the building as near as may be
10 uniform level before hard freezing Wea-
ther, when he will suspend building work
and adopt such measures as may be neces-
sary 10 protect the building Thoroughly from
exposure to the weather during the COM
ing winter. Before resumption of work
IN the spring, the Supervising Archi-
tect will carefully revise the pians of
the building, redistributing the weights,
and Tightening the structure as much
as practicable, in accordance with the
suggestions and recommendations con-
tanned In the report; and also REFUGE and
cheaper the character of the stone cutting ON
the superstructure, He will select for the
superintendent of this building the most
competent and trustworthy man he can OBJ
tain, and will charge him specially with see
Ing that all the contracts with reference to
material are rigidly enforced, and that all
material furnished is carefully inspected
me supervising architect will also cause In
DE set permanent bench wa rd, from which
levels shall be taken from time to time as
recommended in this report, and take what
ever steps he may fad necessary to carry out
the recommendations OF the report.
h. II. BRIsTOw, Secretary
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CARRIAGEs, CARRIAGES. O.Rpr.o,.
- We nov have on hand nne stock ~ ~ - =.
The latest sryl OF Carriages, Consisting sSkT
OF Coz % kOrkaways, extension tor W.T.
Pha tons, JnEp seats, Piano box BuRsies ola.
DOR snd low door Carriages, Business Expre>s a.
Butcher Agons. Also a large stock OF tor ana ~
TOP Bugsies- POay Phst.ns, and . stock too nm
nerous 20 mention. VIII be cold low for cash or
approved paper. Nm. "A. YOUNG BRO
sepl- I'M Paon.xlv.rT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

PRESIDENT GRANT and wife accompanied
By ex-Secretarv BOrie and wife, General
Babcock and Colonel Fred. Grant and wife
arrived In st. Louis yesterday, aud are quar-
tered at the Lindell Hotel. The President will
visit his farm to-day and arrange for the sale
OF some Of his stock and leave for Des
Molnes, iowa, Monday evening, To be pres
ent AT the soldiers reunion there. The party
Will then start for Denver via Omaha and
ChcYenne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

NATIONAL BANKS.-The Treasurer now
holds 1912, $50 1862 to secure national bank cir
culation, and SIS, 1872 200 to secure public de
pOSits. The outstanding national bank cir
culatiOn is now S34T 100 223 of which - I6i 900
are gold notes. The Treasurer to-day recei vel
S61T AIS national bank notes for REDEMPTION
making a total for the week of g .O54. ABS
The shipments OF legal tenders and fractional
currency for the week were-legal tenders
y .56I ,295.I2; fractional currency. S65I 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

THE GOLD VALUE OF EXPORTS into the
United States during the month of August
1875, was ii,435, 131; August, 1874 si5 27 ,367;
eight months ended August 81, 1875, $780,
s. 49,; do. 1874, 1896 .3S4 30.
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RARLOw'S GALLERY FINE ARTS,
1925 PENNSYL VANIA AVENUE.

RARLOw'S GALLERY OF FAME ARTS,
1925 PENNSYLV ANIA AVENUE
The Public are invited to examine my stock OF
PAINTINGS, ENGRANING-, CHR0MOS, PHO
rOGRAPHS. LITHCGRAPHS, PAINTINGS ON
POkCEEaINE, &C They are of the same quality
found IA all first class Galleries of New York, ana
A. the same prices. Fra for Mirrors and Oil
Paintings made 10 order of the newest patterns also
FRAMES Of every description for EngrsYings,
PHI toRrapbs, Porctlaine Paintings, Wreaths and
Autuh n Leaves.
MATS of every description made to order.
PASsE PARTOUTS in great variety. GOLD, SILL
VER and COPPER WIRE. CORD, NAILS, &C.
Every article guaranteed as represented.
PAINTINGS arranged and hung for Galleries
and Priv ate Parties.
PAISTINGS Cleaned, Restored and Vanished
OLD FRAMES REGILr.
N. BARLOW,
3 600 AUTOGRAPHS, from Ice. to 81 each.
5000 WOOD ENGRAVINGs for Scrap books.
sepl4- 3m
OLD MOI On Exhibition (NEw No.
IA asf sr.} and = sale 7r sas g..
MARKRITER'S
No. 439 7fh street. bsttrssH and E streets, etght
DORIS ADORE old FelIOtcS' Nal.
Choice Oil Paintings. Engraving, Chromos, &c.
Als0, largest stock Of Pager HsngipRs, Wind5pg
Shades. Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas
'el., kpgs, Nails, &C., in the District.
ETERas CASH.
sS-Piesse remember Name and Number. iyl-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

Down ON LOTTERIES. The Postmaster
General TO day directed the postmaster at
Denisoa, Texas, to withhold and forward to
the senders all money orders and registered
letters addressed To the Texas Gift Concert
Association" a lottery concern. The order
is similar 10 the one issued in the case of the
lottery agent l.. ID. Sine, of Cincinnati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25

ANOTHER INDIAN COMMISsIoN.-HOn. r.
H. Vance, of North Carolina, James Steven
son, of the District of Columbia and A T
Davidson, of North Carolina, have been
designated by the Secretary of the Interior
as commissioners to appraise the lands
recently recovered to the North Carolina
Cherokees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-06
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AHsrEaDAH May 3-Arrived. bark Nornen Nor). Jor.
gensen. New orleans
ASrwERg May s-Sailed, steamer August Andre CBels).
Greve New York.
sailed %. ship Cambridge CBrj Hiu- Valparaiso.
Arrived ID. barks John Rns CBr), Johnson Montevi-
deo 4th. Montreal (Br), Coaheet baltimore
BmsroI- May a-Arrived, bark BrotherA Thurstcn.
Baltimore
sailed s,h. steamer Grea, western Orr. windhAm.
New York
cAnDIrr May l-sAilcd. ship Pores. Brl Armstrong,
Callao.
DEAL May S-Arrivcd. ships John Pattcn, wyrnan
New Orleans iOr Reval; Ireshope BD, BalIe New York
for London
Arrived an barks Ocean Ger. Gerdes New York for
Bremen; Dover Hand, Charleston for Hamburg.
Arrived in the Downs SIN, schr jefferson Borden Pat.
terson New before reported with crew mutt.
niedl. and proceeded for London.
DUBLIN, MAY 6-Arrivcd. ship Alexandra d1u0, Boil
River.
New Orleans tor RevaL
FLEKrwoop. May 4-saned, bark sandemanden CSor,.
Larsen. United states
Fowxr, May s-sared, bark LOchee Or. Mclaughlin.
New York.
GLOUCESTER. NAY 5-Arrlved brig celina Stanford
QtaD, Allegro New York.
GLASGOW, May ssaIled, bark Dtrigo. staplea Monte
video.
HARrrxrooL. May I-Arrived park Geo Jones on
Porter. New YORK.
HAvnE NAV t-Arrved. SLIPS Borneo, shaw. New
York; Francis saze, urquhar New Orleans Gee be-
Iow). bark Charles tFrj, BlondeL Charleston.
Arrived ID banks Auguste Ger, Won Harten, New Or
Ieanss Anna Nor, Gunnefsen. New York, Australia
CSoD. Evcnsen New Orleans; Emile swel. Bugge. DO,
brig Mississippi dtAD, Figari. do.
Sailed 81. bark Mindet CSorl Beck. United States
HAMBURG. May 3-saIled, bark Edmond Richardson
CBr). Brodie, United states.
LivERFooE, May 6-Arrived, barn AlbinA Daggett New
York.
Sailed 4th bark Unauims tBr. Eickerson, Vancouver
Island; 9th. PM steamer Abbotsiord OBJ, Delamote,
Philadelphia
LozDoE May i-Arrived bsrks Espresso ntaD. Fer.
raro Baltimoro Breva Corl, Larsen, Pensacola; brig
Typhon NorA Thomesen, Wilmington. NO.
LrnKRIcK. May t-sAiled. BARK Formosa CBp, Brown,
United states
LONDONDERRY, May t-Anived, bark village Belle,
Little. Baltimore
LrcHoHx-saiIed. schr Jas Ford, Small, View York.
MARsEu-LEs-saiied. brig Rachee dtan, cacace, New
York
MAr1o1-Arrived. brig Andrea Norl Klavenes. New
Orleans
MsssrSl-saned. schr P Thurow Tabbitt Cuba
Nav ROSS May 4-saed. bark Prince Alfred CBD,
Morton United states
EASrEG May s-Arrived. BARK Libra Norl. Just Pasca-
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