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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27

The following is from the New
York Imes the leading Republican
J. per Of the United State:
I'VE presume no one is now suffi-
GENTLY infatuated 10 have faith in
President Hayes as civil service
Telormer. Those who at the outset
believed that be had a lnission to
iul6U in this capacity confess their
inability to find prete1t for con-
tinusd confidence; while these who
secuted the reform az a bumbug, and
Mr.. Hayes as a pIetendsr, point
T1ultiDgly 10 the record az a justi-
6cation Of their DISTRICT. A want
Of sincerity and fran kDess is not
now alleged against the Presidsnt
fer the fret time. The charge has
been preferred again and again, on
The authority Of Senators and rep
-resentatives whose intercourse with
him IN the matter Of appointments
has not ended satisfactorily. Rec
concentrations have been invited
after a choice had been made, and
in some Instances, qualifications
have been discussed when Offices
vee Gllsd The deniais which fol-
lowed some Of these representation
we're too diNugenOous 10 be elective,
and the most pisusibis explanations
have not extinguishsd a feeling ad-
verse to the csndor, If rot the good
faith, Of the President. The feeling
bss, moreover, not been Iessened By
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors of Hunter Piles de-
ceased
In pursuance of a decree of the Coun-
ty Court of the county of Preston, made
in cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate OF the said Piles to the pay
ment of his debts, You are required to
present your claims against the said
Hunter Piles, deceased, for adjudication
to IL w Monroe, commissioner, at his
Office in the said county, on or before the
18th day of July, 1878.
Witness, j. Ami Martin, Clerk Of said
Court the 18th day of June, 1878.
j. AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
June Is 10 81 90
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27
- ERTLSEMENTS
WHEELING
Female College.
HON E-L1KE AND ELEGANT IN
ALL IT'S. APPOINTMENTS.

IT. College Is beautifully situated and
within easy walking distance OF any part
OF the city. Street car accommodations
10 noighboring towns. For healthful-
ness OF situation it is unsurpassed and its
whole internal arrangements are Of the
highest order:
Terms Mode1 ate in all the Departn1 t.
For catalogues or other information
address the President
MISSsA. TAYLOR.
BOARD OF TRUsTREs.-Hon G. B Hubs
bard, President; DIR III Logan, Secretary;
ID & List, Esq, Treasurer; Thos Horn
brook, j II Hubbard, A w Campbell, III
List, Augustus Pollock, BENJAMIN
Davenport, James 5 Rhodes, Samuel Il
Hildreth, A j Sweeney, G. X Wheat,
Joseph Bell.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27

Hon. B. F. MARTIN seems to be
the choice Of the PEOPLE. He has
served us faithfully; and the people
knowing this will give him an over
whslming majority.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27

WHEN facts are fastened down on
a man, and be feels scared about it,
he comes out in card saying that
lie will not notice anything of the
kind very sensible move for some
people.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27

The Republicans of Preston will
hold their nominating convention on
the I'd Of August. Every one seems
TO be anxious for the result. Who'll
be wire.pulled in, and who'll be wire.
worked out, remains to be seen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27


( In this Issue OF the ARGUS will be
found letter from "Greenbackers
OF Portland District" 1t contains
many ideas which We heartily ap-
prove and some that we do not APP
prove. The letter clearly shows
that our people are beginning TO
think for themselves. They will no
longer be led 6y rings.
The writer's have been Republi-
cans and they are disgusted with
their own party, having declared
that 1t is too corrupt to manage the
affairs Of the government.
We ehall willingly publish letters
on this subject from persons in any
part Of the county if. when We read
them, we conclude they a-e of a
character which will have a tenden-
oy to uproot corruption and drag
tIi, ksters and demsgogues from off =
ciaI position, making way for honest
men.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27

WHAT 10 our people think Of the
increase Of taxation in Preston coun-
t.? The levy was 374 cents onl the
one hundred dOllars;'. but this year
The levy is fifty. FIVE cents ON the one
hundred dollars.
The Republicans claim nearly one
thouaand majority in Preston
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27

The mighty man takes up his
mighty pen, starts his mighty mind
to working and writes mighty thin
card. Oh, mighty man Have mer-
cy on those who are not even able to
taste thy oUbly-distillel. extra
condensed fluid of third class poi
sonous compound extract of light
ming.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Why is it that the Republicans
will not hold any more nominating
conventions in Kingwood?
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27

THE Congressional prospects for
seine persons in the First district
are becoming somewhat mixed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27
iRE>TON COUNTY COURTs.

The Circuit Courts are held on the
seventh day of April and the seventh
day of October.
The County Courts arc held on the
nrSt Monday in January, second Mon
first Monday in July, first Monday i'm
september, and third Monday i'm Novem-
Der.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27
LEGAL NOTICE
w. $. Mountain
VS..
James Shaw, ct al.

VS..
James Shaw, ct al.
CHANCERY-COUNTY COURT.
To James Shaw, Frank Mckee, John
Gale, Abner Listen, William Harmed.
Lewis Gale (tIustee), Madison Gribble.
George III. Armstrong, Singleton Shrock.
Marian Ringer, Waitman Gibson, adm r
OF Abraham Listen, decd, Levi Gale,
John II. Graham, The National Bank OF
Kingwood, Robert Hartley. James Hart
ley, James Chichester and Benjamin T..
Shaw.
The above cause having been referred
to me, the undersigned Commissioner of
tie County Court for adjudication and
settlement, you are hereby notified that
have fixed upon THURSDAY, the 18th
day of JULY, 1873. at my Office in King
wood, 10 execute the said reference.
Given under my hand, this l7th day of
June, 1878.
r.. w. MONROE, Com'r Co. It.
j. a. Brown, p. q.
June 22 7S-$6.5O.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27
NOTICE.

MIR. JNo. II. KLAUsER, late OF the firm
of Theophlius 81 KlIuser, Job Printers,
Fif' uurgh, is now employed In this Of
fac. sui is authorized TO attend 10 all
business Of the office during our absence
Parties paying money to Mr.. KLAUsER
will receive due credit upon our books
and he is authorized to receipt for the
same. II. CLAY RI. HYDE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27
STOVES. CRATES.

Innings, Sanders. Stove Lids, &C., Tin
ware, Roofing and Spouting, which he
will sell at lower prices than ever. Thank
ing the public FOR past favors, he re-
spectfully asks a continuance Of the same.
m3-ie1
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27

G Y = = Is not easily earned i'm thes-
" times, bot II can be made in
three months by any one Of either sex
I'm any part OF tho country who Is willing
to work steadily at the employment that
we furnish. $50 per week In your own
own. You need not be away from home
over night. You can give your whole
time 70 tho work, or only your snare
moments. We have agents who are
making over $40 per day. All who enc
gage az once can make money fast At
the present time mOney cannot be made
So easily and rapidly at any other bust
mes ~ costs nothing 70 try the business.
Terms and s. Outfit free. Address ai
once, n. HALLETr n Co, Portland.
Maine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27
Il. II 1 ~ IL

Takes this method to inform the public
that he continues To keep constantly on
hand all kinds of Brass and Copper Ket.
TICS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-07-27
PUBLISHED AT

large seven column folio Democratic
eah week all the local State and
oeu"g market reports and much other valuable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp, April 81. PM-wind ENE, light.
FOREIGN PORTS.


BARBADOS April - Arrived previously, brig Christina
(Dr,. Munroc. New York
Arrived 18th. schrs ADA Whitney Masters New York
18th. Jennie Beasley Staples, do Annie Bell Reed do
(BrJ, Athouse. Philadelphia schrs Bonanxs. Allen,
Gloucester: Addie Nellie tBr), Brown. Phfadelphin;
Edna Harwood, Turner Norfolk; Ocean Lily OBI. Meyer
Baltimore
sailed 18TH schr Simmons. finrremnn. Now York ;
10Th bark TaIisman t,r), Briggs, do
tIRSruKGos April .6Sailed steamer Carondelet, Bur-
rows Nassau and New York - -,
DKnERARA. April 22-Arrived, schr Thos Pllsbury.
Pitcher New York; 2eth. big Mississippi tBr), Mar
HALIFAX April 27sailed. steamer Scandinavian tBr) !,
Aprii 24-Arrived bark Clifton (Br>. Snow
New York; schr Florence Rogers. Hanna, do.
MONTREAL, April 27--Passed Fox River AM, steamer
Sarmatian (Br,, Aird from Liverpool.
Rains, New York
24th brig Resoiut lNor) Konger do 25h schr jennie
Norton. Fooks, Richmond. Va both. EDMUND Phtnney.
Berry Tot yRioaraiso in with chronometer
broken sail 30th
PARA. April 1l-saied. steamer Mcrcedita Jackaway.
PoxrA pirRE April a7-Arrived brig Princess Beatrice
(Br). simmons. Sew York
QuEB.c April 27-Arrived. ship GenHnart tTsr) Hamii-
ton, tiiAssow .
perior tBr). stewart from LIVERPOOL
MO JANkIRo, March 3l-ln port bark Axel (Swe) for
Hampton Roads; Anna ,Nor. Wingaard for Savannah;
brig Woodland, Valentine, for Hampton Roads.
ST MARC, April lin port scir Morales. Eldrdse.
~ sr JOHN. Nh April 25-Arrved bark Fannie NJ tBr,.
OLeary Dublin: schr Ernest Leo mot Harriet Lee,.
Cleared 18th brig Csrrick DID, Bishop, Conway schr
Virginia Armstrong. MatAnxas
VERONA VI April lsArrived. bark Don Nicolas Bo
Henry, san Francisco.
Salad 18TH barks Columbia johnson. Shanghai 18th.
FRANK Austin tNic,, Austin. San Pedro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
WHY FRANCE WAS CRUSHED.

from tho Paris American Registcr.l
Mr. John Lemoinne, OF the Dc1ats. has broken q
literary lance against Prince Napoleon. The Prince
has recently published article the Revue dies Demz-
Mondes the alliances OF France previous to the
Franco. German war; In which he that the in
fuence OF the ultraEonianc party prevented Franco
from being supported by Austria, Italy and tho
South German states against Prussia. NJ. John Le-
moinne with the Prince IN attrbutng tho rum
OF the Empire TO undue clerical influence but dis
senis from his xicws that II such influence bad not
exssicd France would have found allies In the obove
named States NJ Johu Lemonne, who has long
memory for small events says that alter the battle OF
Sedan the German Chancellor, finding himself drink
ing beer win Two American generals, proposed
stated that what pleased HIM most
that the battle OF Sedan should have been by
Bavaran ana Saxon troops. Hence, NJ John Le.
moinne liners, that In any eventually Germans and
alliances with such people would have beon possible.
II quito within The bounds OF probability that,
Prince Napoleon says different foreign poncy
might have given France allies during bcr last war:
thinks, that perhaps, alter ALL aiiios would have
been forthcoming at The critical moment IL may,
no wcver, be questioned whether the disasters OF
France during the Franco-Gcrman duo
the want OF hes or even 10 the precarious situation
tho Imperial rtgms. France was dcfeated by GER
many because Germany had an army and France had
bodies oil armed men, but no army. Germany had
perceived that science had changed the conditions OF
tho military arr, and France had neglected TO learn
that lesson. The misiortunes OF France wore due
this fact principally; and tho questions OF allies,
clerical intiuence, &c, would been dts
cussed II France could have donc what Germany did
namely, place an overwhelming body OF troops on tho
enemy's territory shortly alter the declaration Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28

rJ.SoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
TIE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGIIr.-Thc NEW York
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for use tho HERALD yacht showing whi;e
burning red green red changing from
Captains OF vessels upon seeing this signal will obligc
by preparing any marine they have for the Ship
News Department OF tho HERALD.
n5y- NOTICE To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captains officers
ovsscs In the coastng and foreign trade obscrv
ing the displacement removal Of requested
to fact the HERALD that IL may
brought publicly tho attention OF the proper authorized
letter addressed TO the editor OF the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible tho number and posi-
ton displaced buoys tho OF their removal will
suffice in all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
of the American Continent When they observed
on OF European countries in the Mediterranean
that information DO sent either by telegraph
letter the London Office Of the NV YoRK HERALD 40
Fleet street, London. the Paris Office Oh Avenue de
POpcra, Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
may DO addressed 'Bcnnct 40 Fleet street, London or
.Bennctt, 61 Avenue do popcra Paris" Where Of
observed In tho waters OF countries beyond
the reach OF the telegraph. In Asia Africa, captains
may communicate upon rcnehinp the first
lent port This information will be cabed FREQ Of charge,
to tho HERALD aud published.
rS-Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels
irving YORK by addressing such vessels
OF HERALD yacht. pier No. East River, New
York. Letters scived from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srr.mrK BArAvIA Br,, from Boston for LivcrpooI In
but hauled OF AZ hgh water by tugs aud proceeded
STEAMER GLADYS (3r). hence Goth for Antwerp. went
as, ere sane an day aSs ne ys near tie ssp,a ship
cborcd or staten Island.
Bnx vf.ossA ,saneses rsssnsy .. Pan Nc Z.
tween that pert and faya Capt Henry Hathaway will
command her.
BARK IIrsnY PELHAM (Br) sold by auction AZ Nor.
folK, April %. 10 Capt II Amy for 81 300.
BARK RipprRklRx Gc,. kromnnn. which put into
overhaued and repaired Al New Rivcr Sc The survey rs
have been down from Charleston ard report the
with lumber for Europcan port.
.sK glrerA S cc.Sy drcm j SGs ysh ief ,Guss.
charge part Of cargo TO clear Vic pumps >
RRrG ARcTrc (sr), from Wilmington &c. for Mayasucs
Ths rn so IN - os nr % "a
Clara Lcavitt.
scmn Joms MAsHoS. a sand droehcr. Of Boston ana
Newburyport Boston ashore fcw days near
bar a. sn s1ss wess The rew were %
BY Capt wchbor
Sem RacrR Merhcrson Of Gloucester was in collision
thick for % miles OF Barnrgst and the ormer WAS
Kirby boston. overheard from tho ascer cscc
port Nrr,valsJ
scun Josrrn rAnwrLL was launched from the railway
kockland fow DAYS since having the necessary
repairs Her spars will be put immediately 70,
Farwcli.
JulrA woop Of and from Gloucester bound 10 the
Banks before repo,ted struck on hn,aious Breakers and
IALIFax. NJ, April 27--A sealing steamer. formerly
,he cl,y ollIalifax. Irm.n line total wreck
fG0.Oto. She was owned In Newfoundland.
PRovtscsrowS, Mass. April 2s-Thc schr Warren Hon
10 the hnrbor supply salt TOOK irc In
her foerastic az 10 o'clock this morning. Damage 800
no insurance. origin Of fire Unknown.
Qupntc. Aprii 10 The ship Gicnhaven (B,) which
last a rc,a.nea = p.ra aud was placed n
for tho hrst hyh tides undocE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28

BR'sroI. April assaiIed. barks Andrea Lovico dta,
Ralo, Baltimore; vineisnd tNor). Andersen. Hampton
Roads.
BARCELONA April 2oArrived barks Galore (sp). Gelp
Savannah; yaadora csp, osruibel Nev Orleans; briggs
Alfredo tSp), Argimon Charleton Councillor Cspl, Pom
do 2,c. bark Teresa tSp,, Cardona Baltimore; briggs
Carmita tsp) Coll Charleston: Eva tsp, Domeneck do I;
soberano tspp casas do; Lorrncs (sp) Cuunell. do q
GKxoA. April 24-Arrivcd bark Trojsdnica Aus)
raoi-tich. Phiiadelphia.
HAvRy. April 25-Arrved shin Vancouver eBr) wiles,
New Orleans; schr IL Il Tiion Birdsaii Galveston via
Philadelphia for Have.
Arriyed a7th- Pereire Fr, Daurs. New York.
Sailed gath. ship George Washington (Ger). Probs New
York.
Sailed 9th. steamer Labrador Fr) sangiier New York.
LIvKRPooL April 26-Arrived. ships Esther Roy (Hr).
Roy. Phisdelpha; 27tn, Royal Alexandrs tBr), Hum.
phrey. New y ork
Sailed 9th. steamer Istrian (Br). Thompson. Boston
ships Cndaunted Dinsmore. New York San Francisco
Glory OF the Seas McLau rhIn Francisco: bark ar
monte csws,. Fcrscll. Hampton Roads
LONDON April a7-CIeareo, bark Primo Ussp. Barberi,
United states
NKwcAs-Lx April x7-saiIed bark Nuovo Mattso dtal,
Castagnola United States.
Plymouth. April 2j-Arrved. ship Elphinstone (Br),
Wathne. baltimore for Bremen.
QuEESsrowS April 26-Arrved. brig Arvd tSw). Nilscn.
Boston; 9th. ship Gsnrosa tB. Palmer. Astoia bsrks
Emily Lowther (r). Webster Philadelphia; Saga tNo,
His. New York.
Also arrived 9TH steamers Adatic (Br) Jennings and
Algeria tBr Watson New York for Liverpool CORNER
4 80 AN, latter at AND, and both proceeded.
RIO JASKiRo April 2-rut in. ship George Bewcy (Br),
Bewiey, from Liverpool for San Francisco with captain
SICK
In port April a. steamer Genogan tBr). Lunbcrg.
New York with 900 bags coffee.
sciLLY April 27-OH, bark Van der Palm ID utch) De
Graaf Dsrien for schiedam.
WEST HARrLrrooL. April 27-Arrived. barks Montreal
(Br), Coalhect, Darisn colonist CNor) Iversen,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
CLEARED.

Steamer Britnnlc (Br). Perry. Liverpool via Queens
steamer spain lsr, Grace, Liyerpooi-.F W J Hurst.
steamer Bolivia tBD small. Glngow- Henderson Bros
oeirichs 4 Co
steamer bermuda tBr, Wilson, Ponce. st Thomas. La
steamer state Of Texas, Nic3erson Galveston via Key
steamer New York. Quick Now oroans-Borcr. Nor.
Steamer Knickcrbocxcr Kcmslc. New orleans-Clark
Seaman
Steamer Charleston, Lockwood. Chareston-J W Quin-
steamer Regulator, Doane Wilmington, Nc-wm
Old Dominion Walker Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond odd Dominion steamship Co ri.
/ Alexandria--J 1 Kqome. Jr n,.
Shin Aurora Merriman. Callso-F abbri 4 Chauncey.
Bark cervantes dsr,. Davie Lverpool-Bowring !
Bark Denbigshire tBr) Williams. i.ondon-Funch Edye
Ssrs Lady of,Se Lake tBD Mckenzie R.mou,A E-J
BARK c9i@9a sso; naave. Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark aiagnus Lagaboter cSor). sorensen, Antwerp
BARK Lloyd lSor. Jacobsen. Rotteraam-Benham 4
Bq s.,s 49,. i n,xor v.... :. ,,.,.n-arN
BARK Pndsesse Alexandra DAM. Johnston St Thomas
Bark W Holbrook, Mitchell. Mstsnsas-Brett. Son 4
Co
Brig Alice tBr). Montgomery, Turks Island. Truxillo.
Ic-Egecrs & lleimlein
Brig britannia Hotchkiss. Barbados--n Trowbridge's
Sons. -9ast
Son.
brig Mary Knowlton, Mckee. Wilmington. Mob +
Mctcalf n 90.
schr hvei,ne, Wilder, Tampieo. Mex-J wson Co.
Schr San Juan, MOBILES, Fronters, Mex-B Metcaf q
Co.
sehr Caribbean, Knighton. San Andrsas-Jamos W e.
well Ca.
schr Daniel Webster, ross. Ponce PRE- L Becsrras
Ncphew h Go.
schr Harris. Hudson. Baracoa b Weinberg Co.
Schr West side. Davis, Baracoa-BJ Weinberg 4 Co
schr Annie Merritt Lewis Barucoa-B Weinberg 4
Co.
schr WIN Van Name. somcrs. Nassau. NP-BJ Wen
berg Go.
schr George Litticned, Oliver. Nassau. NPB Won
berg Il TO
schr Terra Nova tBr). Lockhart, Iaax Ns-P Ncvius
4 Son.
schr Ann Valentine. Potter st Augustine, Fla-Bcnt
10y. Gidersiecve h Go.
schr Mary L Oliver Baker. Wilmington NC-Isaac n
Staples.
scnr Mary D Leach. Snow Provinceiown, MassMaster.
Schr George A Pierce. Baker. Sslcm-Ws " Ropes.
schr ThomssJ Owen. Kelly, Bridgcport-G Walters.
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schr n Ka,en Aylwsrs. So Mare April n. with log
nssd ss. sssss ks sni Cd g
passed brig Louisa Price tHay). from Sc Marc tor New
ser Carrie Hart Davis Cienineeos ~ days. With su
ssay 70 s rows os I'm s IA .. Isas
seas OF el in with the fishing .ehr Racer 10 n ing
Hoax. esee Misrellanvl
with ss" sugar. ann 20 " EIwe,l Z CO.
senr Ms r5.ns'i. ,'n1 c,Tds' isaa d" e. VITA
ssh yosemite Chase naTsssa lana az. 90 with rai' to
sshr iass western Parsons narseS. a.y.. with md.e
to oa%S rs fs %. Booth ss
DAYS. with fruit 10 Gomez feanAll vessel TO Wen
sshr Carrie aoane Harris .arseea days. with fruit
ses1 " Collins Iiosehkis. JsessonvIls days with
Senr FLOYD Condor tof Belf..t, French Brunswiek Ca
days with lumber 70 John Bo,nson son o0' ves'''
chr charmer sof hioningon,. Noyes Savannah days.
with lumber =, .oJ Q Fisher
schr g Wright, Chopper, vir-iuia.
ie o, sans 10 q sg s which was
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Franeona Bragg Portland for Nov York. with
msss and psssensess 70 Ams.
sehr Ida Desrias Taunton r.r Sew York
schr Benjamin English. chass. New Bedford tor New
schr Eva Diverty. CANDY. Paw.ueket for New York
schr rensedsls caswcli Newport Tor NV y, x Y
schr John Loser, T..dsii bridgeport for xe- YORK
Schr Daniel orris, Banker. Jew Haven for New York
Schr George II Ioyt. Hoyt. Nrw haven for New York.
Schr Hattie. Williams. New Haven tor New York.
Schr Mary G Arnold, New Haven Tor Baltimore.
schr VIM Il Peck Bunce. Cold Spring for New York.
BOUND EAST.
steamer Amos Barstow, Kenny. New York for Provi-
dence. ~.
schr II whorr Kemp. New York for Wellnect
schr Hannah Brown, SAckett, New York Tor Provi-
dence.
schr Joseph Wooey, Williams. New York for New Lon
don.
schr Daniel Webster. Brown. Hobc.en for Newport.
schr Belle, Simpson, IL oboken for bridgeport.
Schr Ned Sumter. Fountain. Pnughk oepse for Salem:
Schr John Could. strickland. Rondous Tor New Bed.
sclr Sam Weller Brockway. Elizabethport for Hartford
Allen Quincy Quincy, Eizsbethport for Bridge
port. - = :, .
Schr l. l. Iamn. Van Pesor. Port johnson for Salon.
schr Lama:tne. Smith, Port Johnson Tor stonington
Schr Susan knight, Port johnson for South
port
Schr Ceres, Iutchns. Ambpy for Lynn.
Scnr w + Phillips ruttle Amboy tor Providence.
SchrJ VI Wells. Wells. Amboy for Providence.
Schr II q Whildcn Ferris. Amboy for Warren. X. I.
Schr Gen Sheridan Stewart Amboy tor Portland, Ct.
Scnr X A Collins, Harding. Virginia for Norwak
All above put into Hart Island Roads for harbor.
Wind NJ, thick
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Lrwxs. Del. April 26-Passed up. bark Alex Campbell,
Banker. from cardenas
iisd-B.rss Happy Home tBD. for New YORK; Algeria
~: 9Th Arrived .hiOs sr Johnson Londos:
Mercadeh oasesso.n: ors Aloha .Br, wi-on Glen.
P passed t.an tsr,. Grant, from
Suma tBr,. Douglas, from Londonderry
rORTLAND. April a7-Arrived. schr Clara Leavits.
c.ar.d-stssner Ontario (sr,: Bouche.ts. Liverpool
K Ags Wider
sehI Joy pb E.sc% Peterson from south Nsw%srsst 70.
"rr1RovIScETowS April as-in port schr Mary Rico
orS Tn sSshos xe e sss
%pT Freddie a.ns and sfA Mss
sailed schrs sseo.ge Garps, Quincy. Port Johnson'
PXwTUcKET April a6-Arrivsd. schr Kate Mary.
IAN fKxNCisco April Ie--sailed. bark Alassor ssr,
sxv$SsAM April azs.I,sa: ysst;s: cs.h.
Arrived - Tybse-sis.mor San Jacnso Phillips. Mas
saa sna sailed tsr sew Y0rEa. n.,2
SALEM, April 2S~Xrrivod schr index, scui Philads-
soMEssET: April a4-sailod. 'ohr Chancellor. Per
18th rived schrs Trade Wind, Corson and Julia A
Garrs,u. sniish. Philadelphia: VIM huston westgate
10th Sailed schr George Fesseudsn, Bocbe Ph,lade.
SToxINeroN. April 2e-Arrivsd. schr Nellie Carr
SsT Portland :sss sss. ess's
smith, Grace, Philadephia for Session. Willis shepard
NIL st Psrr. tBo, Haley, Irdsstoa Ns. tyr New York
ieasman. and Lutte. Gsndy Highland for Psiia
dephis Leighton Portland for dos James Jones' Parsons
wiI%fsasoS Nc xss e.ry. Freq sxG.,
Elsa (Sp). Garter, Rotterdam.