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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-21

We lately met m old colorCa man
trudging along with Il heavy sIdc oi
bacon that he had bought swinging over
his shoulder. We noticed he was mis-
crably clad, and we felt sorry for him,
for Il cold wind WAS blowing. We re-
monstrated with him. "Why do You
spend your money for meat3 You'd
better buy coat" The old man STOP
ped, looked us full in the face for min
ute, and said, in the most solemn tones
"AIassa, when ! " my back for credit,
it gibs it; when I speak TO dis" Qayin8
his hand upon his stomachD, "it calls
for de cash"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-21

The Esquimaux arc not au interesting
people. Spread over nearly the whole
OF the northern coasts OF America, they
differ in form, manners and customs
from any other race on the continent.
They resemble more some OF the natives
Of the north OF Europe than the Ameri-
can Indians. In stature they are below
Europeans generally. Those TO the
northwest Of Hudson bay are Of larger
size than those Of Labrador, but all are
dwarfsh. But although they are di-
minntive, they are well formed aud
hardy. Their complexions are clear, and
the skin smooth. II has been remarked
that sin this respect there are more
shades OF dirt than any other differ
ence." Their hair is black and straig ht:
the men wear theirs loose, but the
women, who take pride in it, separate it
in two portions, so that one part hangs
over each shoulder. Some Of tho men
wear the beard on the upper lip and
chin, and cut the hair on tho crown, like
the tonsure Of a monk. Many OF the
females and children have pleasing
couptenances, even after the strictness
Of the European standard. The old,
however, are often exceedingly ugly.
Wars are unknown among the Esqul.
maux, though the Indians sometimes
pursue them with ferocious vindictive-
ness. Fighting is not their trade; they
are fishermen, and not warriors. And
yet the fact that they are not towards is
we'll established, for they will some
times attack polar bear single.handed;
indeed, they frequently court danger
that ordinary discretion would warn
them against. In quest Of fish or game
they will iearlessly trust themselves on
floating pieces Of ice where European
would not dare to set his foot.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-21
John G. Saxe,S Latest.

When tho witty poet was examining
houses in Brooklyn with view to pur.
chasing, lady acquaintance, OF ambi.
tious ideas, said to him:
"whateyer you do, Mr.. SAKE, be sure
and purchase house with q fine out
side"
Meeting her aiterward, he said:
"I have done what you wished-I
have bought me house with fine out
side to which you will always be vel
come"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-21
Disappointed.

They tell OF an ancient lady in Cali.
fornia who was disappointed in love sew.
eral years ago, and then pledged herself
to never cut her toe nails again. Her
toe nails are now 80 long that she can
not wear shoes, and she is sorry she
vowed. We suspect ithAs neveroccurred
to her 10 bite them of; or she might
place them on railroad track, and have
them crushed of, without breaking her
vow. She can't expect 10 get husband
az long as abe wears such toe nails.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-02-21

TINT when wo are at the top Of the hill
Tho smoke from our chimney rises Just
over the center Of that little group Of
| ,a,1oru2B
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-02-19

ipated by the reader of the Letters
from Greenland published by DR.. N
couple of years ago, that attracted
such wide attention.
The dedication to Mrs. n, "the
choice of my youth, who is the Joy of
my manhood, who accompanied me i'll
my tour around the world, whose love
of the beautiful appreciation of the
antique, and enthusiasm in explor-
alton were to me perpetual in
spiration," is the outgushing of man
ly breast.
Messrs. Nelson and Phillips, and Har
per and Brothers, the publishers, have
done an admirable part, placing the
eloquent and valuable narration on
heavy calendered paper of the purest
tint, in superb large type, and within
lids positively magnificent in maroon
and gold, Bearing the imprint of
1876, it was issued with the New Year,
and is an auspicious beginning for the
Centennial enterprise of these well
known publishers. Seventy eight
splendid partial and full page cuts,
add their attractions to the letter press
G.. V. LEEcH.
*The Throne and Palaces of Babylon and
Nincvah From Sea to Sea. A thousand
miles on horseback. BY John p. Newman,
ID. D., Member ofLondon Society of Bib
lcal Archaeology. 1876. Harper and
Brothers, and Nelson and Phillips, New
York, Svo., 455 PIP.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-02-19

At the court in Belfast recently.
Judge Libbey sentenced Martin l..
Tower to twenty-five years in State
Prison. This fact was communicated
to the prisoners mother, who was
struck with astOnishment as to tn.
magnitude of the sentence. "What
did they do that for" she exclaimed.
"Twenty- five years! Why he won't | i,
contentcd there three weeks!"
"Cussed, if the darned t. ing ain't
a-going!" was the surprised remark Of
q sightseeing Granger from Maine.
who caressed the teeth of circular
saw in North End planning mill an.
now should you PROFOUND To him tn; ::
first problem for young Sarithmeticians.
"How many fingers have you on yoIc
right hand Z" he would bite that lone
ly thumb and sadly reply, Mary,
stranger!'
A stout lady entered the cabin of n
Fulton ferry boat, and knowing moth
ing Of the iron partitions between the
seats, requested slim young gentle
man to "move up a little" "i'd ratl,
er give it to her altogether than shal
it with her." WAS the way in which II. ,
young man ufterward explained Il :.
precil li.ancy with which he reiinquis--
cd his seat.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-02-19

with her, heart and soul, against her scape-
goat; but the moment that it has been
thoroughly proved that n man is an out
and-out scoundrel, we svmpathize with
him heart and soul. Now that's what
public opinion means in France. Albert
is in prison; but as I told my father, the
Count de Valcourt. I will undertake his
case; will defend him; and, with Heav-
ems help, l will save him
The old man felt inclined to clasp his
arms round his young friends neck, but
by n strong effort nc restrained himself.
"Ill tell him all about it by-and-by, if
things take a wrong turn for the poor boy
in prison."
He contented himself by shaking the
barrister by the hand. as he rose to leave,
saying, as he did so, bravo, my child
you've got good heart I was afraid it
might have been spoilt by all the riches
and grandeur that it is coming into l
know yonr heal is all right, but confess
/ trembled about your heart. Thank
goodness, it's in the right place! Good
night, my boy-good nightr'
Old Corkscrew closed the door softly
behind him, and, creeping down the stairs.
endeavored to gain his own apartments
with as little noise as possible.
he lact WaS, lie was afraid 10 lace mis-
housekeeper. He had been twentv-four
hours away from home, and naturally e1-
pectcd "a scene"
Marie was in a temper, and no mistake
--"of her hinges" as she said; and in
tended to give her master warning on the
spot, if he didt keep more regular hours.
All the night she had sat up shivering
and shaking with fear. listening at the
keyhole for every step she heard upon
the stairs, and expecting each moment to
see her master brought in upon a stretch
er. To make matters worse, the whole
house seemed to have gone mad. Moth
ing but running up and down stairs-one
in search of the doctor, another for medi-
cine-such "goings on" she couldn't stand;
no respectable" woman could; and if her
master could spare her half an hour to-
morrow, she'd give him bit of her
mind.
She burst out in reproachcs whilst she
laid the supper.
Old Corkscrew never answered q word;
but the moment she had finished her
preparations and placed the wine on the
table, he rose, and, taking her by the
shoulders, turned her ont of the room,
double locking the door behind her.
"Phew!" mnttered the old man; .'if she
had rcmsin"l ten minutes longer, might
have committed desperate deed myself"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-02-19
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
CANCERS

ID EMOVED without pain, or the use of
IL either canstics or the knife. and rad:
eaKy cured. If painfrl, and 81 open ulcer
formed, medicines will be sent by Express
to give prompt relief Consultation hy let
ter, One Dollar Send so cents foi Book
with descriptive Cases, References and
Testimonials.
DRs. PARK &MCLEISH,
Aug 7-1y 81 East 10th St, n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07

proceedeD nth. bark corolla fBr, Nosser Newcastle
SSW. Tor san Francisco and sailed i61hi
hSAsA May Arrived. bark Fe.o ,Sp, Aaisre. Penss
s On steamer Hanover sGer hinebcck. bremen fos
lianAx. May G-Arrved. steamers nsta dr. shaw 81
in.mas bermuda: Newfoundland tirl. ~ Johns NJ,
MarASxAs, May 4-Arrived brig Nichols CHASE P0rt
Sailed 4sh brys Concord Boyle north Of stsrss; A.
NEWCASTLE. Nsw. March Disabled. harksC C LsaEy.
stephen Hong Kong: Stella Ger, Meyer
Mani,o mp hsspsnaess , Purcell do; lash. :ehr
bank. do: 18th. swsrdhsh lIsr for do
Ia port April 2 bark EUROPA Mayo. Delta 3D. for
Poaao cABLLLo March is--saiei brirs John Welsh IT.
Armstrong New York goth, Roam ,kc. Meimsn Philsie
phia.
In port April IL schrs cephaS starrett Rabbdxe for
Hamburg 10 sail for Lmruxyra 4, Gn.h
Pride OF he East Lord from New York disv: Frank
SON bunker DO DO; Abby Wasson Gray seeking market
roscK rR. April l2-Arrissd bark zuma tBr). Pstsr,os
sypxEY Nsw. March l7-Sailed bsrks Eivood cooosr
Hopkins San Francisco; 2fth r f,r do: 25th
ship City Of Lahore ) Gre-nhorne April Earl bal.
house Dr. JARVIS DO 9TH ship Firth OF Forth Dr. john
sou. do.
San sr.,cisco bark Whistler. simpson. far do.
ST. TmoxAs April 22-Arrivcd. brig Herman. HIchboru.
hasre 2tth.sscnr Nellie = Sawyer. Getehe. Montsvdso.
sailed ? a. bark siranads. Hodsion. Msysguex
New York larry smith Weeks. north q H..r" ss
Lewis Ehrman Foohs. do.
Ia port 4sh bark Geneva Gorsm for port north OF Hat
tcras
ST JonS. NIB. May 6-Arrived bark Harry Bailey (BD,
Winners. Lewes; brig Adria tBr,. Everett, NSw fors
Cleared 9TH ship heetAnovgn tBri Johnson. Penarth
vxiSsrs. April 29-Sailcd. bark John Lsaghin, weskA
New York before reported without datel:
Portland ,and sailed for Richmond VA; W I Wothor.
Br) Petts. New York Drendnought r). do; ven.
turr from Calais. Ne and sailed for New York;.
Yarmouth, Ms, May 8-Arrscd, schr lssmene. Leach,
New OrleansL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07

Steamer Old Dominion Walker Norfolk, City Point sad
kiehmond-od Dominion steamship Co &c..
steamer knight. Chichester AisxandFia ana "oo'se
town. 1. koone Jr
steamer vnsland. Isosen Batmore-wm Dalzeil
Steamer Beverly Wallace. Philsdelphia-Jas lana
ste amer teen Whitney Hailett B.~ton--ii Dimosk
, ship Liverpool. Lambert. London-"rinncH "'n'"'H
ship Iiscon. loves San Francisco-s'monson. Howss
Bark Fcrenee smith, Penang for orders ana singapore
Bark Adof Ger. Hartman. Bremen-H Koop CO
:, bark George Doane tBr) Corning Amsteraam-Doyu
Bark Lulea lsw), Rothssein oporto-runcl. Edge Co
Bark Curacao tRr,, Lockhsrt. wnliamstAdt curAeoA-
Bark Eliza Barss tIsr) vesey Hamilton tBermuda,-A
Tucker.
nns cronarty oBr,. Mcintosh. Bristol. Ell Whitney
x Co.
Brig Alexander Niekes. Peters. Kingston Ja-A Solo
mon Co
sehr Florence shay Van cisai o. oroEvans Ball 90
sehr Annie bsii. Rice. Port Spain. Trin'dad-D Ifow.
.sehr Francis Davis. Doane. Porta Bella. Usc-B
Wenberr 4 Co.
schr Etna sawyer Barbados-L w 4 p Armstrong
schr Robert Myhan Doane Antigua-Mlller X Houghton
schr Carrie Webb. Rogers lumscoa-Bentey. Glider
81 eve K ca.
scbr Isabel. Mather. Rum KEW Dennson.
Schr VIM kuck. Miller. Hamilton misunderstanding Bros
sehr Martha Jane tBr). Sziter. Harbor Grace Nf-f
Schr Acacia tBr). Hamiyn st Jonn, Mp Nevius 4
Son.
sehr Clara G Loud. Thompson. Gsivestou-H Loud
Ca
schr Washington. Berry. Galyeston-Tnpper 4 Beattie
Schr Lilly, Cole. Charleston Evans. Ball Co
. schr W l. wedmore. Munro. Washington, NC-zophar
>chrJ A Curtis. Quillian, Richmond va-van Brunt
Bro.
schr Thomas Kills. Kelley Dennisport.Doa x siott
Schr Amos. Acborn. Boston-H Brown Co.
Schr Minor Oaks New Haven-t'nrtwrightx Doyle
Schr Palmer. Palmer. stsm"rd-stam'ord MAnuxc-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP LoRErro FISH, from Paellon de Plea Tor New York
spoken April q tnot I'd ms be.ore) with mainmasi
sprung and loss Il sails
BARK OCEAN GEM tIlr), McCallum. Poit johnson
for Quebec put into Newport 9Th inst Captain Met
porisIet New York April -; a went we'll until MAY l.
when experienced heavy northwest wind: laid ship
and blew oretopss: after lying TO awhile
OF coal Shifted and We commenced 10 make wnter
the ship lying On her beam ends: afternoon the
spsnker and foretopmast stSysail blown away;
all hands kept the pumps until Wednesday
ing and In the antime the ship lahorny heav
lily; I'd inst the gale down and threw overheard
Is coal and wood riehten her
gale abaed and shaped for Halifax, hut the
fetch that port made Boston same
brcczed up again and ny 10 With mli hands Al the
pumps: 5th squared for New York and fell in with pnt
boat pet No. or stllwasgen bank. aud took pilots
then I'd Newport. The will 10 detained
NJ Newport some time for repairs.
Bark ARIZONA. from Rouen. Halifax May 5. reports
lat " ~ Ion - 10 passed vessel bottom from so to
GOO tons; appeared TO have been In collision: large
number Of petroleum barrels In tne immediate vicinity
Scma PalpE EAST. Lord Porta CabcIlo April 8
from New York. rep0rtsMarch D. or astcrxs weather
squnlly running, Charles Thompson cnloed
of New Jersy ut Of delirnm jumped
overheard and Was drowned.
Sem AGeSoRa. from Plymouth. Mass of and for Ellis
worth, Me, put into Portland 9th PM. lenky.
Sem CHAs II HANCOCK. Eldridge from Cardenas Tor
Boston. with OF sugar. ashore the Hedge
Fence Shoa Vineyard Sound night OF the 9th inst and
NAMED at 10 O'Clock next morning.
Sem WILLIAM WALTER mot bcfore, Buckalew. from
Morris River NJ for Sc put into Charleston
May for having sprung al ak during heavy gales
HALIFAX May 6-The steamer Alabama. from this port.
arrived ut Pcton Ms to-day and that she
large fields of heavy Ice OF Cranberry Island and north Of
Cape George
that she could Sable Island owing rough
weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07
DINNER TO OFFENBACH.

WHAT HE TOLD THE MEMBERS OF THE LoTos
CLUB
N. Jacques OncEbaoh was entertained at tho Lotos
Club last night by large number oil the members.
In rcponse TO the toast proposing his health by
tho Vice President, Mr. \. A. Schwab, he said: --"i
feel than proud OF tho opportunity this occasion
gives onIy to express my great sympathy with
the American pcoIrc, but 10 return them my most
xnccrc hcart.cn praise or Their appreciation and
reception Of my works They hayo given me "a most
marked and emphatic testimony OF their estimation
81 nv humble person as ARTIST and but desire
dominates me now. and that y to earn aud deserve
Their esteem friendship and consideration rs man.
Through YOU gentlemen of the loos cin. always
most as American gentlemen IA til. Inequalities 81
Your great aud noble country IN the ADVANCEMENT cu
tvatiun and susicnaicc Of the arts. am indebted
welcome which Is not only Amercin ia its Lcartncss
ana warmth but artistic. generous aud heartfelt: and
assure Won nothing shall give me greater pleasure
on nv return To Paris than to give my friends
OF The press and the many artists Who associate with
them Il ami just estimate - your Kindness and
GOOD telling NJ Oncnbsch followed 10y Mr.
William Winter. Mr. Chaur,cy ". D,prw, Colonel
Knox Mr. W. J. Florence, W. X Dcntcsh, Maurice
t;rau Douglas Taylor, Max Marcizck. Max strako-ch,
W. stuart, and many ." the leading musical and dra-
matte artists the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07

wherein calls are located OF course. the arrange
ments OF the American District Telegraph Company
not yet complete, and It's projects unripe for de-
yclopment, they do not dvulgo anything con-
corning them. sun IL Is assumed by outside PARTIES
combination Will be made comprising many OF the
whose vehicles the number OF than 200 Will be at
put upon the streets at the reduced rates. These
persons that, while all the conveyances are ready
and at moments notice be placed al the disposal
Of the American District Telegraph Company. they VIII
hardly he placed on the stands Tor ''caiL OF course
this statement rs not authenticated by Mr.. Andrews,
the President and prme OF The new cab system
who refuses 10 say anything TO the public AT present
other than that relief Ia tins direction VIII be offered
speedily still unless the cabs be numerous entush 10
supply large proportion OF the demand Tor them no
material check viii be put upon the present harpics
Of the trade This IS tho universal opinion
which stiong now as to give rise
TO the belief that several small capitalists
discussing the advisaby Of starting another Inc
o: cheap cabs compete with all corners. They feel
that the puJc viii patronize any movement IN
the interest OF hack reform. This rumor bns taken
something like dcnite SHAPE and suys that there are
nearly three hundred small hack owners nov, who
could be handled in such manner 10 enabln them
carry passengers for much less than tho rates now
allowed By ordinance IL Is thought that "A combna-
tivn might be made OF which these men should be y
% and that its object should be frequent trips al low
rates
Certain u is that the present system Is doomed and
that before next midsummer tho privileged hackmcn
will DO obliged To succumb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07
CLEARED.

Steamer Baltic lBp. Perry. Liverpool via Queenstown
X J Cortis.
City of Chester ,Brl Lcitch. Liverpool via Queens
town---Ichn q Dale.
steamer Denmark tI,rj. Williams London--r W J Hurst
steamer Atrngon (Brl symons Bristol, Ew II Morgan.
steamer Anehora 1Br, Munro Gisssow-lisnderscn
Bros
steamer CastaA Or, Butler, GlAsgow-TIendsrson
Bros.
ton--O criehs 60.
steamer rcscIrs tFr. Daure. Hsvre via Plymouth E.
LOUIS lie Bebian.
steamer Reading. Coiburn, Aspnwa ALVIN Clyde
Co.
steamer Liberty sunabcrs, Havana-James n Ward
Co.
steamer City San Antonio. Pennington Gal weston via
Key West N Mallory a 10
steamer AlR1ers. liswtnorn. View Oreans-Chas whit
steamer Hudson. eager New 0reans-Ciark 4 seaman.
steamer san yaeinsS. Hazard. SavannahW 0afrison
steamer csy Of Atlanta. Woodruff. chAslesioa--J W
Quintafd 60.
steamer Bencfactor. Jones. Morshesd City and WI
mirr,nr NC VIM y civdc Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07

BOSTON May 5-Arriyed. schrs Martha A Glass (Br,,
Aets,;sa
bark Am.ade PERT Ms.s. s. Mense,: sc'rs ws.sIn.
ro Johnson ssyart Gov Burton d.
D.ss, sr',lap do - clair Iays,as d. Orion Elm.
ton ph'ade p,ia; Gsorss Eransrd. Averitt. weehAv
Also arrived cen,lpeae. Miller Phi!adephis;
& ss,oS Go R,
Ss%s ss.f" %ss, xessss,
Ass;s dS E%: s%.
4 1 rch fi.ca. Unreasonable; 7 Nelson Holbroot.
Ambov John Aviics. Tracy, port Johnson; II HodgmAn
CLEARED steamers Carroll, Wright, chare.te.swn, PEI
sshr II II Fo,c Goskin. Ciarleston. SC.
fTia iisasf ss oAvea brig soluse.o deal.
cSasssson as Hewitt" Foster baths gssIe Dss
A. Mary
Nelson ow we. %. c s, mssss Now York
sssx ssi Steamer. &c" ' janasa casharne Savannah:
Davis sa %.is New
naso. Lsnd,n Ov.ri dtan Mortola: Glnssow: Arsroen
s :sssi S':s" .'ss:S:
s f 4:
"a. sssr s ga sass
tl Low Qneoec; bark Hrvat Ausl CxHn, Queens.
famouth; schrs Ben Bolt tBr,. Drake ST John,
Nh Ladlam Ladlam saugus; Z E 3 Corson.
Burns Lottery Landing; keiiton Newton fsil River;
Also cleared steamer Harrisburg WORTH New York schrs
Carrie II Spohord, Haskell Provincet0wn: Sarah Sim.
Candy Fall Rivcr Senator Grimes. Cassidy, Salem;
Mary Jane Lee fngerty, Boston.
Ssled-;S,s~mer Harrisburg. Roman and Tonswsnds
(Br Curry. Buenos Ayres; Mathdc (Sor Torffornsen,
Oporto; schr Abbie Ingalls,. Ingalls,, Cenfuegos.
town via Hampton Roads.
Passed out yesterday, bark IIilda for Rotterdam
Sailed to-day barks Memento. PnadelphiH; LUCIA Y.
Baltimore: Giuseppe v, New York
Arrived to-day. bark Union. Phean. MatxnIax.
Brig Stccone sailed nis AN for Baltimore but returned
this afternoon account OF head winds.
MOBILE. April 0Arrivcd schr Rosa Adra. Gaul, Gal
weston.
NEW ORLEANS, May ARRIVED. steamer Pascal (Br),
Brown, Bahia.
6th-Ceared. steamer City Of Mexico. Reynolds, New
- ork via Mcxcn.
SOUTHWEST PASS MAY 6-Arrived. ship Forest Eagle,
iosnc Liverpool via Key West bark bridgeport, Morgan
uavre
sailod-steamers Chi'ian tBr. Lverpool; strasshurl
;er) Bremen; ship Advance tBr Livcrpoo barks leMn
ugton tBr M.rsees zarsgosa sp,. Valencia schr zcph
NORFOLK, May ARRIVED sehrs Avira johnson. New
York for Marylan Ida Thayer, Palmer. Now York.
Cieared-Bxrk oxir (Ncr,, krogh. Ne~ry.
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COURTESY TO THE COUNT.

To rmE EDrroE os rnE HEKALp:-
invite through your paper the who calls him.
sell tho Count Joanncs and who thinks he can play
shakespeare to come to lanmany Hall next Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings and learn from me to play
Hamlet and Richard III ! will show him now
10 act. HIS name viii be lett with my doorkcepcr. SO
that no will not have 10 pay tor hts privilege. Re-
s,rctIuIy yours. S. LANDS. NJ ~, prAB
y. ST append what Philadelphia paper said Of
nv Hamlet
.fbc remarkable trsgcd,an. DR. Lands. closed his
engagement last evening and think Manager Morti-
p,er made MISTAKE IN allowing bim to leave after
short season. Tho Doctor performed the part OF
Ham ,ct AMI since he has shaved OF his heard he
only acts the character vilianous but hc
looks II 10 perfection 10 much killing and violence
were nrohsbiv ncvrr hcforr condensed =
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Steamers Baltic (r), for Liverpool City Of Chester r,.
d. Denmark Or L;ndon presnin tbU, o.; Hndoo
Mosel IGer) sremen; Anchoria rl. Glasgow Cssiaii.
br do: Reading. Aspinwali; Liberty Havana. City Ut
san Antonio Galveston and Key West; Aeiers New Or
leans Hudson co. San Jtcnto savannah: City OF Atlanta
Charleston eneactor. Wilmington: Old bominiou Ricn-
mond. &C; Q Knight. Georgrtown. Dr ship Midnight.
iokohama via fiiogu; schr Carrie Webb. Humacca-
Wind az sunset. -
Barometer at sunset. :O1f: h, midnight 3o.il.
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BARAcoA April 26In port schrs Bill Baxter fBr). Bax-
ter for New York; israel snow. Hatch: DO; Ada D.ane
Nickerson. do; Merritt Ii,rrlmnn. do Iscy Holmes,
Teal for Boston: Nellie. toiu-on tor htiadelphia
kknsrDA. April 2ssaiIed. brig E1ceisior ,Br. Mayer
New Yors.
cA'.asiss April 2ssaiIed, schr David Tolsk Sawyer
New York. May :. bark fioretia. Craig. do.
.ctsSsuxcos, Nav S--Ssiled bark Ths. Armstrong,
Msursn. Boston; schr Noses Bramhan Gilbert New
York.
lsaxaAaA. AprIl is-saiicd. Nellie Trim. Drink
wnier. New YORK.
HoSoLuLr April IlArrivsd steamer City II San Fran
Cisco waddei San Francisco for Sydney. NSW. &c snd
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Bark Annie Torrey Libby Bremen Feb Fl for Hamp.
ton Roads May ), Of tape Henry
Brig Victoria Saunders New York for Port Spain. May
lat ~ OIL lon II 10
brig supposed sucb Gilmore from Rio Janeiro for st
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