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National Republican., 1876-05-12

Always slow topublish anything against the
character and good name of any man, we are
panied to find ourselves, in order TO be practi-
cally a newspaper, forced to publish the biting
and crushing evidence against Mr.. Fitzhugh,
which will be found on our first page. 1t rs
written by Democrat, and printed in a noted
Democratic journal; both the man and the jour
nal being in the State where the charges of
arson and perjury were made against the
unfortunate door-keeper. AS this makes the
charges stronger, of course IT pains us all the
more to print them.
National Republican., 1876-05-12

man amidst his misfortunes. Now and then
he sees a cloud with silver lining. While ru-
NOR and record are disturbing his equa-
nimity, kind friends are comforting him by
fair inducements. The Brooklyn Argus in
Inmates that Connecticut man made him
an offer, and in writing to a Southern
friend about it Fitzhugh modestly says :
81 am grower bigger man here every day
ofmy life. 1t is impossible almost to get a
Rest. 1 have just had a most fatering offer,
but won't accept-no, no. can make more
money here, and besides must be CAREFUL not
to go crazy over my sucksess. It-is offer
from Connecticut man who says will give
you 800 a week to exhibit you at the Cen
tenial."
National Republican., 1876-05-12
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for the DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLIcAS, left at the
j. BRAD. ADAMS, statoner, No. sl2 + street
HoPKISs & SONS, publishers booksellers and
stationers, No. l2l PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest.
JOHN c. PARKER, stationer, Seventh street, op-
posite Post Office.
s. r. KRAMER pharmacist, corner OF Third and Il
HOWARD BEALL, druggist, corner of Eighth and
A. J.. sCHAFHIRT, pharmacist, corner of II and
North Capitol streets.
NORTH WASHINGTON.
HELLER's OLD DRUG STORE, southwest corner OF
Seventh and streets northwest.
o Streets re- IS northwest, opposite Corcoran market.
Jos n H3DGKINs pharmacist, 1r6if SeTentn street,
F. W. Koss, druggist. corner OF Seventh ana
% u GRITTfrR, Corner of Fifth and streets
W A. GRAY. druggist. corner of Fourth street
and MASSACHUSETTS, avenue northwest: oo-,,0r NJ
B. WLSTER ter dr%ggiSt, ar northwest corner Oh
SAMUEL E. LEWIS druggist, No. 14Oi Fourteenth
street, near street northwest.
AMERIcUs DAVIS, druggist corner oil Nlneteen'h
WV, G. DUCKETT & Co.. corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Twenty-secOnd street northwest.
avenue northwest.
EAST wAsHISGToN.
stree: and Pennsyivania avenue. Capitol Hill
+. y. D0OLEY, druggist, No. 22S Pennsylvania
EDWARD s. BURY, pharmacist, No. Az Eighth
Street southeast.
SOUTH wASHINGToN. .
WI. 6. DAWSON, druggist, No. 4S Seventh
r. A, BACON druggist, No. 529 Four-and-a-half
street southwest.
GEORGETOWN.
CHARLES BECKER. druggist No. I2s High street.
JoHN IL. SCHULTzE, tobacconist, No. IS Bridge
Street.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
G. F. FRENCH. 95 King street.
j, Z, COX, cor. King and st. ASaph streets.
FRIDAY MORNINCi:::::::::::::::: IL, 1876.
ABOUT now look out for Presidential
calculations, and about the end of June
National Republican., 1876-05-12

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
IN At SHILLINGTON'S BOOK
STORE, corner Four-and-a-half Am
street and Pennsylvania avenue. AEA
'.Dear Lady Disdain,'i by Justin ArGNT6
Mccarthy; .iHis Natural Life, y BY
PRotoersph. Sy the author Of the %fieir Of Rad.
clitfe 'EThe Gurate in Charge y by Mrs oliphant
the .'wOoing OFT, and Which Shall It Be-, Mrs
Lmber's Rafe; or Church Fair and its Victims, ~
Baby" Congressional Directory, second edi-
ton, corrected: "Braithwaite's Retrospect of
Letter; Note and Cap Paper, Envelopes, Pens, PEN
ellis, Playing Cards and Schools Books, wholesale
and retail, at the very lowest prices at
fel6-tf SHILLISGSTON'S Bookstore.
VATHOLIC PRAYER, DEVOTIONAL,
~ DAY and SUNDAY SCHOOL
BOOKS: Lace Pictures; Rosaries, on AkN
steel and silver; Medals, jubilee and
Papers and Magazines, wholesale and
retail, by JAS. BELLEW, 7O5 Seventh street north
west. Open Sunday morning from to TO- fel
National Republican., 1876-05-12

ABOUT now look out for Presidential
calculations, and about the end Of June
look out for broken states.
National Republican., 1876-05-12

"Black your booties and make 'em shine, u
shouted young Arab yesterday to an ele
gantly formed and fair-faced lady who wa:
passing down Ninth street. She looked al
the holes in his knee and the ragged edges oi
his general makeup for a moment, and then
stepping to the curbstone where the blacking.
box stood and planting her tiny foot upon it
told the young cloud to proceed. Imme.
diately q swarm Of rival polishers hovered
about the spot and taunted the young duffer
who was bending low at the feet of beauty
Every now and then the lady would launch
her parasol at a molesting vandal, which
booties were neatly polished she handed the
boy five cents, moved the crowd away with
her parasol, and passed on.
At one of Mr.. Moody's famous inquiry meet
ings, in answer to..the question, "Would you
encourage women preaching?" he said: ~
should say 1t is a complicated point, and we
would leave it, but at the same time 1 should
not like to have my wife going around preach
ing" Although generally right, in this par
ticular instance Brother Moody is in error. 1t
is not complicated point. 1t is as clear as the
sunlight at MONDAY. To do good should be the
prime object Of every one, no matter whether
pants or skirts are worn. When it REQUIRES
two evil acts to commit three good ones a per-
son is perfectly justified in committing the
former, as it will leave him one good deed as
net gain. If a woman by her exhortatious
on the rostrum or in the pulpit can accomplish
good, she has perfect right to let the infant
smile and whine in the cradle. for is not one
soul saved greater blessing than diligently
cared-for baby?:. OF course it is, and Brother
Moody knows it just as well as any of us, only
he is inclined to be little fastidous in some OF
his tastes. ...- -.-.-. ---..... .
National Republican., 1876-05-12

SPECIAL NOTICES. y
- s2sooIooK LOOK OUT ron ANALosTxN
BS BOAT CLUB's annual excursion. myia
eWDR. NEwMAN's SERMONS
THE HIDING nj sRFiLi2scEs is OF eop."
For sale at all bookstores. Price, 10 cents.
~3 Y. M. c. A.
UNION PRAYER MEETING,
IN
LINCOLN HALL,
SABBATH AFTERNOON, at $50 O'Clock.
Short addresses.
MUSIC LED BY -CoRNET.
The annual meeting Of s5s GF e
ING. May IS, at 1880 O'Clock. myI2.tf
el~BISHOPH HAVEN ON AMERICAS
hS SH5'' & Admission SSs'i' s s:
eE THE GENERAL EXECUTIVE
aaS at Gt s
Mi fFdn he Method Fl
A. b m I MAR ny DE- Tna
myII-2t'
kS DIR. LIEBERMANN has discontinued the
practice Of his profession on account oil mPsSred
e~OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION.
kS ers of the Sinking Fund Washington, D. e.,
NAV g. 1875 Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until WEDNESDAY,. May Il, 1876, at u O'Clock
noon for the sale to the Commissioners Of the Sink
ing fund of tep thousand dollars $50 OO) of the six
per cent ten year (Bowen) bonds of the late corpo
ration of W Washington.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
0IsI which M thSy mot ass%
nys,mSl6 MOSES KELLY, Treasurer.
s~ DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
R WASHINGTON, April q, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that an installment Of
eight per centum, in currency, will be paid
at this Department on and after the 18th
day of May, 1876, on the certificates of award
issued by the Mixed Commission, appointed under
the provisions of the Convention between the
United States of America and the Republic of
Venezuela, of April 25, 1858. Such installment
will be paid on presentation of the certificates;
and in case such certificates have been assigned
or transferred the assignment or transfer thereof
with any documents properly belonging thereto,
will also be presented;
HAMILTON FISH,
my1-s&13 Secretary Of State.
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JOHN T. ARMS. d. W. KRTcHAM.
ARMS & KETCHAM,

General Insurance Agents and Brokers,
LeDroit Building, corner OF and Eighth streets.
We are agents for line OF strong, carefully man
aged and reliable companies, and insure property in
the District against loss damage by FIRE on the
most reasonable terms. We warrant fair rates and
prompt payment OF losses. oc1-tf
National Republican., 1876-05-12

HOUSES AND FARMS FOR SALE.-SEV-
IL eral two-story HOUSES and COTTAGES -
monthly payments. Valuable Building LOTS "a
easy terms. Also, FARMS in the District, ~
Maryland and Virginia for Sale or exchange. -
APPLETON z. CLARK,
mh15-WEMtf 1lS street northwest.
National Republican., 1876-05-12

ALENANDRIN, w.
G. F. FRENCH. 95 King street.
1T, COX, cor. King and ST. Asaph streets.
National Republican., 1876-05-12

FOR RENT-A CONVENIENT AND GEN.
Il TEEL TENEMENT of seven rooms and -.
basement, on ID street, between Delaware ave- N
nue. and First street northeast: SIG per month g..
in advance. Inquire at 2i Second street north -
east my4-3t"
u REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
Corner Of Eleventh and + streets.
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NORTH WASHINGTON.

s. r. kRAMER, Pharmacist, CORNER OF Third and Il
streets northeast.
HOWARD BEALL, druggist, corner of Eighth and
II streets northeast.
North CanitOl streets.
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CHARLES BECKER. druggist. No. l2S High street
JOHN III. SCHULTZE, tObaccOnist No. IS Bridge
National Republican., 1876-05-12

SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVERTISEMENTS
for the DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, left at the
following places. will be attended to promptly:
j. BRAD. ADAMS, stationer, No. Sl2 + street
HoPKINs & soNs, publishers, booksellers IAN. and
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SOUTH WASHINGTON. .
WI. G. DAWSON, druggist, No. 4S Seventh
L. A Bacon, druggist, No. 52s Four-and-a-half
ctr tlNE.as
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FOR. SATEOR RENT

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SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SOUTH CARO-
- lima avenue and Tenth street southeast-For
Sale or Rent-A twO-stOry Frame DWELLING
House and Corner Store, situated above,
suitable for any business such as Grocery or -
Market store, having large yard and stable on -
the premises, and the store has shelving and coun-
tiers. Apply to THOS. L. WAGGAMAN, No. 5I9
sfr tI,n-t th,,ns rn,s-st
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM CITY HALL
~ abont2 O'Clock, May 10, sOrrel mare. with
top ph9ton and new harness. A liberal reward
WIFI be given for the return of above to s. s. Dais
No l6I5 Nineteenth street northwest. my1Is
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
THE GOETHE CLUB.

Last evening most interesting meeting of the above
literary club took place at the Fifth Avenue Hotel The
object of this club is to encourage all literary efforts Of
high character, and especially those which look the
diffusion and knowledge OF the German poet Goethe
After the reading OF the minutes of the last meeting
the rules suspended and number OF new
members were elected Professor Dwight Of
Boston, and the Hon. George Bancroft were
made honorary members Of the club. letter from
Mr. William Cullen Bryant read, in which ac-
ceptance was made OF the honor Of a membership A
letter also read from Mr. John Taylor Johnston of
the Metropolitan Museum OF Art, which, under GER
tain contingencies the bust OF Goethe accepted by
last named association, the idea being that the
same should be placed in 1.-The Central Park some
future time.
Rev Dr. osgood then delivered most eloquent ad-
dress on Goethe in ArtD
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.

The case of Wenze Moodre, the cignrmaker, who
shot himself in the breast in First street Williams
burg, Sunday last, proves to be an extraordinary
one. When he removed TO the Eastern District
Hospital his wound pronounced fatal, but no idea
Of the situation OF the bullet then asceraned and
he lived thirty three hours after the wound dying
on Tuesday morning about nine O'clock IL was
supposed that the heart remained untouched.
DR.. Hesse, the House Surgeon OF the hospi-
tal, and Surgeon s. i. Brady made post
mortem yesterday and found that the bullet had
pierced both cavities of the heart Bill Poole lived
eleven days with bullet mbedded in his heart but in
the present the bullet had gone clean through IL
entered the breast between the fifth and sixth ribs
into the aurcle through the septum TO the ventrice
and out at the apex next through the lower lobe OF
the lung lodging In the back between the eighth and
ninth ribs Both pleural cavities were 1ed with
serum and the pericardial was highly distended
with clotted blood The duration OF life under the cir
cumstances Is matter for surprise
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
SIN AMI uoon
man WATER
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 9, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD srKAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINZ

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD sTEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHlrEsToNE TELEGRAPH
steamer Acapulee Gray AsPiEwan Feh with pdse and
Castle Island signalized steamboat Franoia EnA from
Island passed Colon hence for EspsnwS ss is
= o. n = 10 s:Ssa ks for &
hence Tor Hayt &c 7th, lat 81 so Ion "a - bark Sup
= Steamer Seo Elder Reed. New Orleans Feb and the
Se% % t s 50 wiz "a mdSe % and I ~ % WIZ
SHIP spoke ship Edith Warren Br from Calcutta for New
Steamer City Of Dallas Hines Fernandina Fob 2 and
Port Royal 4th with mdse and passengers 20 Z Mallory
steamer Panther Mns Wilmington Nc, Teb5, with
Steamer yindicatcr, Doane Philadelphia with mdse to
steamer Abemarie Gibbs Lewes Del With rndso to the
Old Dominion Steamship Co
%dss 70 Bow sowTpg & ArehsHe & yese to 0er Passed SEQ
Fnnato Jan 10 In Ian 40 had iibt winds in tbe Bay Of
Bengal and light Sc trades in the Atlantic days
Bark Serena P CAusI. Gagucovich, Hall r. 81 days, in
ballast to soeovich Co Game the southern passage and
sark conagio qtaD consigiere, Gloucester s5 days,
, Brig Afs of GDr1ss yiyes Palermo 80 % day. Sts
violent gale from ssw to wNw lasting 81 hous lost and
Brg Dos BermAnos Merl. AeerAstiery, Vera Cruz, 30
days with mahogany, &C 20 EeheyerrlA Co. OF Hat
Brig John BOYD 1of Haiaxl North Mink River Ja 10
Ssys wish OgwO0d A 70 1o solomon Co. vessel to GER
Brig oyeF ~ Nuts sT Jones MTasoans u DAYS with
FOR Port Prince same time, passed Blen tNor)
from Baltimore for Queenstown
Schr Emerson Rokes of Rockand Marston Cardenas il
days with sugar master Had strong gales from all
quarters
schr Lexington. Dayton. Fernsndna days with lumber
10 4 Brown. Is bound 10 Port johnson.
Sehr Clara Jane, Garrison Richmond Va for Perth
boy.
schr salle MAR. Powell, Richmond for Boston
Schr Williams Paul, Norfolk
Schr Mary A Brown. Brown, Virginia.
Schr Amelia G Ireland Townsend, Virginia
Schr Vim Tce, Tee, Philade pha for Providence.
schr NarraganseIt. Shaw Philadelphia for Providence
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
ucIrAyr, ooI,rry
Steamer Delaware Smith. Norwich for New York
Schr Ada Damon, Cunningham Fortune Bay, NF, FOR
New York
Schr shultis, Yonng. New Haven for New York
Schr Harriet Elizabeth, Dill Providence for York
Sehr samuel Goodwin. Williams Stamford New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer City OF New Bedford, Fish, New York for New
Bedford
Steamer Electra Young New York for Providence
SchT Ann Laughlin. Pierce Port johnson Boston,
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, Jan 25-sailed ship Dauntless. Chester,
Cork 26th bark Tam Oshaner Patterson Francisco
BOSTON, Feb e-Arrved steamers Giaucus, Bearse New
York Johns Hopkins Haett Baltimore Allentown futile
Philadelphia; bark Colin Mcneil Crowel. New Orleans
brigs Arthur Eggeso Kfuse Porto Praya, CYL. Queen
Of the West (Brl, Hammett, Demerara; Anglo (Br),
Ackcr. do; sehrs Nellie. Pendeton Cienfuegos Ida L.
Croker. Suriuam; Pioneer, Lothrop Weehawken.
Cleared-Steamers Saxon. Snow Philadelphia General
Whitney Hallett New York; ship Memnon, Baker Port
Elizabeth, CGH schr James Gordon Irelan Aspinwal
March Providence; brig Potomac Wilson Demerara = schrs
Slavjanka Aus, Techos. Rio Janeiro Emma shaw,
Springer, Beaufort. sc; Williams Edwards New York
Elwood Doran, Jarvis, Brunswick Ca: G Q Lane Lane
Boston; WIN kienfle. soper, New York John Shaw,
Cox, do; VIM Allen, Jones. do
Cleared-Steamers D Foley. Price Wilmington, NC
Octorara, Reynolds New York barks Bertha (Nor Ham
sen. Lisbon; Carna DO Bennato. Cork Bozxo uu
schanno, Sligo, schr Frank Emery Faker, Matanzas.
saied-Bark Progress. brig Belle star
BATH, Feb 5-sailed, schr Satla Rivers, Wilmington,
CHARLESTON Feb 5-cisared brig Enida CNor). sehon-
berg Dantxic Gormanyl.
FERNANDINA. Peb D. Arrived schr Kate z clifford,
Clifford, Port Royal.
Sd-Cleared schrs Annie May Simpson, Philadelphia;
Carrie l. Godfrey. Godfrey do.
4th-Arrived. schr J Cotter (3r. Mutter Dcmerara.
Cleared-Schr Vim Todd, WOOD. Barbados.
FORTRESS MONROE, VA, Feb o-Arrived, barks Pater
Ans), Gloucester f. Deseti Dubrovack (Ausl, Dublin
seeking Helen Sands CBrl. Liverpool, do.
Passed In Tor BatimoreShip Lake Superior lBrl Liver
pool bark Weamc Gusl, Rio Janeiro; brig Iyphoon,
(Nor) Wilmington
Arrived iu Hampton Roads Feb @ schr Adam Bowlbv
Ieilison. hirag0aDe Cor New yark s-sa h'~eAAnsA
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

THE RESULTS OF wuKKs' EXPLORING ExPEDI-
IIoS-A RELIC oP THE PAST GENERATION
WHAT IT COST THE GOVERNMENT TO PUBLISH
WORK.
The JOINT Committee on the Library to-day adopted
for submission TO the Senate report prepared by the
Chairman Senator Howe, on the memorial OF Admiral
Charles Wilkes, asking for an investigation Of tho
reasons for stopping the work OF publishing the re-
suits Of wilkes exploring expedition The report will
be submitted TO the senate to- morrow
II gives detailed history Of the action taken by Con-
gress on this subject at various times beginning In
lS42 and shows that up January 81 1852 there had
been expended on OF the publication OF the re-
suits nearly $3.50 oO0 In March OF that year It was
proposed in the senate appropriate s5 900 for
completing the publication. but the proposition was
defeated.
Mr. Clay thought the government had done enough
for Mr. wilkes and said il had enriched him.
Mr. Hale lkened the prolsngaton Of the publication
70 the chanccry suit OF Jarndyce vs. JarDdyce
Nj Toombs suggested that the publication be thrown
into the Potomac
An amendment was, however agreed TO appropriat-
irg about IS 600 TO complete "oertain unfinished vol
umes, which said TO bo the last And again ia
1871 Congress passed an act authorizing The Library
Committee to contract for Ihe complete he Ds.
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

BARcEloHA. Feb s-Anived, bark Gloria de LIorst sp)
| Puie Charleston
| Sailed 4sh. bark Hoppet dor), Pensacola
cARDUT, Feb s-Arrived ship Mary Stone, Phnney.
Liverpool. to load for Hong Kong
Sailed sth, bark Olga (Ausl, corich. United States
CAsrLELLAMARE to Feb S-saed the Crsenolo, for New
| York.
| CAPE Town, cGH. Jan I4-Arrived, bark r W Wood
Claw). Nichols. Boston beiore reported without dAte
cALcUTTA 20 Feb s-sailed ship Radiant, Hazard, New
! York,
DEAL Feb e-salled bark Bertha CSon Olsen Cfrom
London) Pensacola
DUNDEE Feb s-Arived. bark Heinrich Won schruder
| tGer) billet, Darien
DuSeENEss Feb s-on bark Susan Dudman CBD,
Rose Philadelphia for Antwerp.
GLOucEsTKR Feb S-Saled banks Iusgignano (Ans SEN
'inslo New York Il Leone dtAD, Concnardi do, Gaeta
! QtaD, D'Ottone, do
GEKKNocK, Feb s-sailed bark Mirto n tAuO Boromo,
New YORK.
GENOA to Fes s-Arrved barks San Luigi Utah, Ira
pani, New York Maresca dtal) Cilento Philadelphia
HAMBURG, Feb ssailed basks salome QSor) Thygesen.
New York corioand Ger Won Bremen Philadelphia Qhe
latter vessel was last reported at Bremen
HELvoEI Feb s-saied, brig ramiDgo Nor. sorcnsen,
New York
ton.
Arrived 7th bark vasa Nor) Nielsen, Savannah.
Cleared 7th ship scioto Br Mitchell. United States
LIVERPOOL Feb s-Arrived ship Walter Wallet Br)
Hatfield New Orleans; brig Casalia, Whemore Calves
Cleared sth, ship Wheeler Thomson, Charleston;
barks Unicorn Br, Horn United States Lneinde (us
Black, DO; W Heard (Br), Cain. dos
LONDON, Feb 9-Arrved, bArks Flora (Br) Townsend,
Philadelphia; Iona (Nor), Klein, Pensacola.
Cleared 9th, bark DagDy (Nor, Bakki. United States
LONDONDERRY, Yeb 9-Arrived bark Gazelle (Nor Brun
Baltimore.
Sailed sh, barks Harvester (Br). Peterson Baltimore
Countess Of Duferin (Br), McGonagle do.
LIMERICK, Feb s-sailed bark sollecito GtaD Borrone,
Philadelphia Alma dor) PascagoulA.
LsRoS Feb s-Sailed, barks Precht (Ger) Null
ler New York; Princess Alice (Br), Savannah.
LEGuoRs-sailed bark Emilia Celestna dtaD. New
York.
Mov1LlF Feb Q, AM-Arrived. steamer Bolivia CB)
Small, New York for Glasgow tand proceeded.
MEssINA TO Feb S-Sailed steamer Caledonia (Br) Ali
son, New York; bark George Lawrence QtaD, do.
NAriRs, &c Feb S-Sailed, sidonian (Br) Ed
wards New York.
PLYmourn Feb 7-sailed. steamer Caland Dutch
Deddes from Rotterdam. New York after repairing
to propeller.
PALERMO, TO Feb S-Sailed steamer Italia (Br), Craig
New York: bark Skiold Nor, do.
QUEKEsrowE, Feb Midnight-Arrived Siberia
Cr). Harrison Boston for Liverpoo 9th. AM Spain B
Grace New York for do (and both proceeded.
ROTTERDAM Feb 9-Arrived steamer Rotterdam Dutch,
Wis, New ork via Gravesend.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb e-Arrived, steamer America Gen
DeLimon, New York for Bremen land proceeded
SINGAPORE Feb 5-Saied. bark Peter Ger Boston.
Trailer, Feb s-saled. bark Freden (Nor Hennesen,
United States
VALENCIA. Feb l-Arriyed, ship n W Blethen (Br Cox
Point Lobos via Queenstown.
Sailed from - bark Frgate Bird CNor), for United
States