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National Republican., 1878-05-09
PROPOSALS..
PRoroSALs FOR RATIONs.

pRoroSALs FOR RATIONs.
QUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE,
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS,
WAsHISGruS, April ~, ISIS.
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate. Will be received at
this Oi,osunI IL o'clock NJ; OF TUESDAY, the iith
day OF June next for furnishing rniiuns 10 The United
States marines, at Que or more OF the following Ste
tions, from July I, 1875, TO 3th June lS1D:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
tharl, stown, Massachusetts.
Brooklyn. New York.
L. ague Island, nrnr Philadelphia, Penn
Washington, District OF Columbia
GUsport near Norfolk, Virginia
Annapolis, Maryland
Mare Island, California.
Specifications, with blank pTonosnls, can be OBJ
tnncd upon npl uiOn at any Of the stations named
ut the OiiccS Of the QuartermaSter, Washington,
u. C., aud Assistant QuartsrinaStors, 2 South FUuIth
street, Philadelphia Pa, and 50 Broad street, New
York
Proposals should he indorspd "PTopo5as for RR-
tions,h and addressed 10 the undersigned.
W. H. SLACK,
my7-tWlw Major and OunrlurmnstIr.
National Republican., 1878-05-09

A FASHION journal says: Nothing will be
worn this summer by the fair sex, except
longitudinal stripped hose Good.bye We
are Of to the Fiji lslunds.-Norr. Hrrdd.
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PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor,
Note, ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.

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"Hssr, fer will tpsak OF excellent
PONDS EXTRACT = Tho great Vegetable
Pain Destroyer. Has tecn in use ovc.
thirty years, and for cieanlincs and promp'
CHILDREN. No Trmtiy can afford tohe without
Contnsions, Cuts, sprsins, IRE rcIievef
almost instantly by external application
Promptly relieves rains Of Burns. scnldn'
notls, Felons, Corns, etc. Arrests In.
Illumination, reduces dwellings, stops bleeding,
LADIES and It theft best friend. il assuasc,
the pains to which they are peculiarly
subject,notably fullness and pressuro Il
kinds Of finGammations and ulcera.
HEM o K q Holds or PILES find in this the
only immediate relief and ultimate cure.
No case, hcrever chronic or obstinate oar
long resist its regular nse.
vAnICOsE VEINS. 1t Is the only sure cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. II has NO equal for per.
BLEEDING from any cai,se. For this Il is a spe.
ciac. It has sGven hundreds Of lives when all
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
TOOTHACiIE, Earaehc, Neuralgia and
ltheumItisn are all alike relieved, and
rHrsrCIANs Of all school. who are acquainted with
Ponds Extract OF witch Hazel recon.
mend it in their PRACTICE; We have letters OF
eomrnendation from hundreds Of Physici-ns.
many Of whom order it for uso in their owa
practice. In addition to the foregoing, they
order Its use for swcllings Of all kinds
Quirsy, SorS Throat, lnfiomed Ton
slis, simple and chronic DiarrhGe, Co
tarrh uor which 1t Ia . speelfe, Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, stings OF
Insects, MusqWitoes, ETC., Chspped
Hands, Face, and indeed al niaIEsr OF
skin diseases.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roughness
Lui smartiiigJ hCHls Cuts, Eruptions
ind PimpIes. 1t rcrirrs, tnpi9ordief anu
rSrrsthts, While wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
TC EAnMENs-Pond's Extract. No Stock
BREEDER no Livery Man cln afford TO be with
cut 1t. 1t Is usc[ by nil the leading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads and first Horsemen
IN New Noik City. II has no equal for sprains,
Harness or SGGdl1 ClGItnPs, Stiffness,
Scratches, swsllngs, Cuts, decorations, Bleed.
ings, Pneumonia, CUlic, Diarrhpa, Chills,
Colds &c. Its range of nction IA vide and the
Teliaf it affords 20 prompt that 1t is inyalua-
lie in every Funny ard ~ we'll as in every
farmhouse. Let 1t DO tfiad once, and you
will never te without it.
CACTIONI Ponds EHtract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Pond's
Extract blown in each bottle. 1t Is prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how to prepare IT. properly. Refuse al
other preparations Of Witch Hazel. This 10
the only article used by Physicians, and in tho
hospitals OF this country and Europe.
HISTORY and User of srnd's Extract,
in pamphlet form, sent frta on application TO
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, % Maiden
Lane. New York,
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DRoposALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

DEPOT QrARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WAsIIISGTOS. ID. C., May >, l-7S
Scaled proposals invited, and will be received ut
this OIlicc until II o'clock noon June L. ls7S for mr
nishing for the QuirerInR>ters Department fifteen
ubj Cavalry Horses. us follows:
The horses to he sound In all particulars well broken
In fun flesh and good condition, from fifteen 40 TO
sixteen 40 hands high. from five 80 to hine CD years
old, and well adapted IN every way to cavalry pur
poses.
A thorough Inspection of each horse will be made
by the Veterinary surgeon of the Department, aud
those that do not conform TO the above description
will he rejected The United States reserves the right
bid Will depend upon the prerwus favorable inspec
tiOn of the horses offered under the bid. .
Proposals should he marked Proposals for Horses"
A. =. ROCKWELL.
my,-Gt Depot QuaTtermuster.
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DIRECTORY.

The Principal business Houses of WASH
ington.
The folIorimg is published for he benefit Of Trdr-
t,iud Sil,smen, Strangers, and the public g.rier-
ally: ifc!udes all hddcs and professions aud
cdnuot fail TO p,Icrt f interest 10 all uhO intend
hGasdcii,J business IL iyu,.::1s'"H.
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thlrl.)
Specifications, with blank proposals, can be Oh
tanned upon application at any Of the stations nanl"
at tile offices Of the Quattcrmnstrr, Washington
u, C., Assistant Qunrterniv,ters, ~ South Fourth
street, Philadelphia, Pa, and 20 Broad street, New
York
Proposals should he indOrsrd Proposals for Fuel"
and addressed to the Undersigned.
W. II. SLACK
my7twlv MaIor and Quart prmustCr,
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COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market.

UE0RUETOWN, May 2. TS1N
The mar ket for waeat is very dull with small tran
actions to-day 1t 81 40 20 for prime 70 choice"
Corn firm at SIC Tor yellow and sc for white.
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DRopOsALs FOR IRON.


NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, April q, ISIS.
Sealed proposals IN duplicate, To bc indorsed " PRO
pOsas for IrOu, will he received at this OcG until u
IN the 9th day of May, 1873, for the beOwdsscrihed
Iron, to bc delivered nj the Navy-Nard, Washington,
Irue OF any expense 10 the Government. viz:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENr AND RECRUITING.
I,2ii lbs. Plate Iron.
l,EEl lbs. RaT Iron
SubCct TO the usual inspection.
To he delivered is soon us practicable.
The right isTps1rvrd to reject any all Of the Offers
if not deemed advantageous to the Government. Re
spOnsblo security required on the bids for the prompt
and faithful delivery of the iron.
Schedule OF sizes and blank forms for bids TO he had
on application at this Office. - - ~
Rp2t.M&saw Pny.InspectOr United States NnYy
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"ST0CK EXCHANGE"
TEE new YORK CITY
Stock Exchange Association !

"a Broad Street and OF Exchange Place,
Have made special arrangements to transact bu,t
IN oil stocks, U. \ Bonds stock Privileges, ETC.
and will give PARTICULAR and IMMEDIATE at
tention to all orders from a distance, either by
MAIL" or ''rELECRAPH."
We give the greatest advantages and best orportu-
nifty ever before offered TO inyesters giving them tho
use OF and profits on siOOOO in STOCKS" on mar
gin" OF from to two hundred dollars, and less
amounts OF stocks will pay in proportion.
We invest In amounts most convenient to suit capi.
tai and wishes ofinvpstots from ten shares up to any
amount desired, on margin OF from one to two per
cent
Loans all stocks" Bonds, and other securities
negotiated.
Letters Of Credit aud Drafts payable in any part OF
Europe and America issued by us for the convenience
OF travellers
as- SEND FoR CIRCULAR"
The New York City Stock Exchange Association,
BANKERS a. BROKERS'.
"a Broad Street. 81 Exchange Place.
murt.lm
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DRoposALs FOR BUILDINGS.

vDROPOsALS FOX 81 lll'lNGS.
DEpOT QTAHTEHMAsTERs OTlICE,
WAsHINGTOS. H. g., April -, lNh,
Scaled proposals In tTipllcatc, with COPY of this
adv ertiseet attached Will be- received ut this office
TIL II o'clock noon May IS, lS7s, NJ which time aud
place they will he opened In the prCsenCe of bidders
FOR the construction Ut Fort Wlipple Va OF nn ord
nance shed and Brick Magazine IN accordance with
plans which be seen at this Office. Details anu
rcunirencnts as to manner Of bidding will he fur
A. f. ROCKWELL,
apcQ-6t Depot Qnarlermasler:
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-ON MAY 3, FROM 4 PH.ETON IN
- Georgetown, between Washington street aud
markct-hOusr, corner and Twrny-frst Streets
white cloth lap rug, striped IN coiOrs, liberal re
ward will he paid for Its return TO No. 7StOddar street
Georgetown.
I OST-ON SUNDAY MORNING, MAY ). A FAIR
- Of gold specsaCles The inder will confer grea!
nvur by leaving them at lhsl street northwest aud
II liberal reward will he given. G,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market.
" NEW York, May 8, 1873
Money easy at ~.
Exchange firm. Long, ts9; short, 4ssIs.
Gold steady at i0oIS.
Rates for carrying, ,idiH
Government bonds firm at the following quota.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE CORNER
- Seventh and l. streets.-OpvD day aud evening
Beautiful halls. Sons and daughters practically cdu
Gated. Thorough, condensed instruction, and tTainlg
IN rapid calculations English Language, Letter writ
ing, business PcnmRnshlp, Business Forms, Book
keeping, Sc nay tuition, so per quarter, or = per
month 6rgins at the time Of entering. Evening tuition
sG per month. Circular, swing paht,cUlurS sent on
application. Artistic pe.wOrk OF every description
dc.5tf IL. {. SPENCER Principal.
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II. u. COOKE, JR., a co.'s ADvfcEs.
II. D. Cooke, jr., & Co.. No. 1879 y street northwest,
furnish the following prices Of state bonds. Govern
nent bonds gold aud active stocks, elegraphod to
Them nom tho Now York stock Ekchangei
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SUR o. Boston $50 tons. built at phils
0 the 3oth ut
sn,r JonS CLARK of Boston,. Capt Ross from navre
Head cntrr No, tbs night Of the
on s nii ns n
broken. The ten hour. on Inc. wreck. from
insured The shin was io7a tons rssis,er built, ia,i
Boston.
BARK HAsAnD before sod Il, wa. gursha' Cd by
which ss sailed from n .n.,s
having died on the 9Th Of yellow lever
BARK MONARCHY r. rcarce from New York for Queens
board sashsi.
nssd pon hasn n issn sa ana two s shipped
Bslc FLORENCE (Br). from Havana for Bsltir at
Nassau in distress requires such large repairs ,ha SUE win
port In the United States for eesrs In which
considerable quantity OF her sugar Is sea dagagt ID
Bn,e Jray Flea 5 sal. laden va, sI.nso sea IN Ia.
in ship Lydia (Br. from Belfast.
BRIG Boston 81 sI
probably be total loss.
BElc L.AnSl HsHper from G,opiasso' for New York.
BRIG SHIRT ANCHOR. from Burraru Inlet for Honolulu
before reported overdue. arrived Hilo Apriss all
She was IS days on the passage.
BRrc PEDRO, Moulton. from Ponce, PR, for Falmouth
4, with Tor put into Nassau. NJ April 80
with loss OF sails and masts sprung.
BRIG THOMAS ALBERT oi Halifax. Ns). from cienfuegos
With mosso for Boston, was wrecked ut Bisni Agrii 81
Cargo all saved portion VI arrived ~ Nsssau
April 30
ScHR PORTLAND tBr,. from Annapolis, M before re-
ported ashore Hampton Beach got od and arrived NJ
Boston 9Th inst She is not damaged
ScnR LIGHT or EAST parted chain and lost
anchor In tho gale NJ Vineyard Haven 9Th inst.
Sem RAINBOW (of Bangor completely wrecked
Bsiey's Island, Uarpswcl, Me- OH Saturday last Crew
saved.
Sem L BRYAN. from Baltimore 9Th for Boston.
9th AN lcaky and will dock without cischarging
ScuR ACORN al tons, of Windsor. Nsl sailed from
Cheverie Ms with of plaster april 25 Tor Bangor
tho Goth drifteG rock of Cape split. Kings
county, Ms, thick fog. and In IL minutes after.
Crew saved. Tho vessel was owned by ohm Mcneil and
Others OF Kempt, and WAS partially insured.
NEWPORT May 6During the gale yesterday the alleged
Cuban prvateer Estee which Is detained nc Bristol
the government psrtcd her fascnngs and
going ashore Wharf spies snapped of like pipe
and prompt action alone saved the notorious cra
from instant destruction. -
Fishers Island received intelligence to-day that tho
steamer considerably shaken by yesterdays bo
Nearly windows broken and all OF the state
knocked out of place. determined effort will
be made tomorrow morning to float her.
PANAMA, April 27-Stesmer Pelican. named Iraxu.
arrived the 2st. Her schinery
ORDER will have TO be sent to New York San
Francisco for repairs.
QUEBEC May 5-A large schooner Ia ashore Green
Island. A steamer will go to her assistance.
RICHMOND. May 6-The schr Onward. loaded with $50
barrels and kegs outside OF the lock
the river Friday morning Tho vessel was raised on
Saturday the behring's removed and will DO sold by
auction this morning.
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CRUEL CHARGES.

A MOTHER ALLEots THAT her DAUGHTER HAS
REIN RUINED, but THE COURT THINKS Dill.
rERENTLY.
difficult question for adjudication was brought up
before Judge Morgan at tho Tombs yesterday, as
component part Of a simple assault and battery
The Itlo party OF persons Interested In the
traccd general attention they entered, their ar
oearance indicating that thev not OF the class
whose quarrcs we're usually settled in police court
and whom the hearing was begun and the story OF
strong passions and probable misundcrstan dings
WINS made plain the interest became intense.
The prisoner was Mrs. Frances Jones, good look
ing woman OF about iorty, whose evident agitation
,-as shown by frequent ganccs OF tenderness at
a, the party aud OF hatred at another one sho was
charged by Miss Mary ". sirovich, OF Englewood, with
assault. The complainant sworn and told short
p,,,n story I'll came TO New York this morning with
,hs Young lady, sho said, pointing at modest look.
INC cir, beside her, land stopped with her at tho
n,see where she works It's a mustard mill In Dunno
street While we were there this woman entered and
had some words with my friend and struck mo 10 TOO
face two three tlncs"
aJudse us false' sao Mira Jones. ~ never struck
herr she ~ onco husncd by the omcers ana tnc
palnant continued her story. telling bow sho ro-
puked the prisoner and was assaulted By ncr
TINS MOTHERS COMPLAINT
Mrs Jones was asked wnHt she had 70 say, ana
stcpped 10 the desk, trembling win al emotion That
could hardly have been icighcd Judge III tel YOU
G,J,s TRUTH sho said earnestly; "l went 70 this
nlaco 10 get my daughter Laura away, aud"
s'is that your danghterf" asked the judge point
Eyes: sic WORKS n the place for that man yondsr,
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UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Tn o forty second anniversary OF the Union Thco
Iorco Seminary held in tho evening tho Madi
son $. ware Presbyterian Church. Rev. Or. Adams
pre.ideL OF tho seminary, presided. Tho exercises
were o, cDcd with singing and prayer, aite
which a, dressos were delivered by member
of the or. duaring class, Ms foilows:-ME Jane
4 Avcril, on Tho Ultimate Authority Ia Matters o
H.ng,ou:n lr. Charles A. Northrop, on "Englisi
prs.chcrs In the seventeenth Century, Mr.. Jamei
y R,grs on Northumberland as a Spiritual Power
ana Mr. sam, vel !. Emerson, on the Progrcssiv,
Eioment in Chr istan Theology"
mr. Alalns at scr a short addrcss, presented diplo
mas 10 INC folio. ing graduates
N LIST or CnkpUATEs
Jar,es o. Avern, David .. McCasliu,
John w. Balantinc, William Meyer.
Rsnlamin r. Bery, Elias s. Aillcr
h,,as ~ Black, Charles l.. Moepch,
Charles W. CalnouD, Henry j.. Mott,
rrank s. child, Charles A. Nortnrop,
Norman p Cook, George II. Payson,
Edward w. Clark u David Philips,
Thomas w. Day, Charles H. Purmort,
william b. Ely, ibonas Reeves,
samuel =. Emerson, James = Riggs,
Ffrnr A. Euos Henry v. Romnger,
William T.. Faulkner willard scott,
Richard l.. Field, frsnS =: scovilo,
J,repn r. Flint. Eugene r. Semple
Harvey Guck, refer ~. snyder.
Robert W. Hill. Samucl ]. silver,
Edward N Knox Andrew J. sullivan.
Ldwnrd w Lake Joseph G. Thomson,
William r. Lord Herbert B. Turner,
Toward Loux Frederick NJ. vau SykA
Richard b. Mnttcc,
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Mr. Charles Norman" ana she pointed TO the las /
member Of the party respectable iooe'nS & n
and he has led my laughter asaray."
.Oh!u said tho daughter. wrih sort oil shuddering
..It's true, Judge,n continued the prisoner. "She
owned II last saturday She owaied y to me,
woudn'i and went ihcrc again to-day 10 try TO get
her away This woman came between us, anu did
threaten her with a potato mnsner had win me-
but didn't strike her. Judge, and was so agtated
hardly knew what was doing-".
'.And do you really mean 10 say that that man mas
ruined your daug inter- III asked tho Juagc.
.It's terrible hing, Judge, but IT'S true " 49,
no, SAID the g bursting a,. IN 's stnpor Of
amazemont IN sne could Keep quiet no longer !.
III ia You told mo SO last Saturday" said the
Il never did, sobbed tho girl slow can you say
such thingfn
thus"
'Judgc," said tho girl, 81 have worked out for q
long t,nc aud had 10 give my mother every cent OF
INV wages SO that / COULDN'T get myself stitch oil
she spends all for herself only me other
day she sot s25 IRON Mr.. Norman-thrne months OF
nv wages. She was to get me some clothes with It.
but she didn't, and she wanted moro money ana tna'
made the trou Vi" . -
mother; ..you know ISN'T. The money is nothing =
us this true ID At your mother says about you ("
saio tho Judge.
Mo- . sad the : 'rI, Indignantly.
xYl 'EcTIvELY DENIED.
Mr. Norman Dorated the srFs story iuily, say
rng that sue worked Tor him ut his mill and lived IN
ms family at Engewood N. j. So lar us ne knew
good glrl ana MS WHO Was 'htoAoeSSu
IN her and had made hcr number OF presents o.
necessary clothing, OF which she wa destitute nc
Also med the mothers indig nantly and sald
that he had prepared affidavit in IN case which he
proposed presenting to the Society 1o inc prevention
or Cruelty 10 Children, as the girf was only hiteen
years old. He also explained Miss iroyicn's pres
encc by saying that she was his wiie't sister.
.:Mrs Jones,n SAID tho Judge, III you wanted 10
Get YOUR daug hcr away you went to ork the wrong
way 10 do II -
to think Of She a good, pure girl and mat man
la ruined her II is donc now qua want 10 take
hoa away, and want TO get warrant LOT MS arrest
Won u you give mo onc?"
"No', saia The Judge. ~ belov'sy you are wrong
about the g1ri do believe this IAN has harmed
her an yosi acted very wrongly IN th's matter
Mrs. Jones was committed Tor hve DAYS, put Is 20
be liberated his morning.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON May 4-Cieared briggs Gsribsld (Nor). Hansen,
Queenstown Tor orders; iothrop, Atwood. Hay
schr II squire. Croweil, for baltimore. .
Sailed--Brigs Evangelnc Champion, Grace Lcthr y.
Garibmdi, ii Odionne and Flying Cloud. .
5h-Arrived, schr Annie II Stevens, Stevens, Phadel-
phia (snd proceeded TO Weymouth).
Bcow-schrs Jed Duren and Douglass Haynes, bound
10.
sth-Arrvcd, steamers Partha tBrj. Mckay. Liverpool
Roman, Crowc Philadelphia; Neptune lBerry New York
sehrs Danncnhswer Pedrick Bcorsetown DC: Snllio
IS Batcman hiladcp hia Neptuues Bride Lindsay south
Amboy; w Perry. Lake, Perth Amboy; George - Fer
ruson. Ferguson, Kondout. Hannah schubert, Adams.
Richmond. Va; Gyms Hall, loves. ioboweni Mnrgie,
Small New Yorx; Vim II Boardna ktcn ardson, Perth
Amboy; Jane. Holmes Ryder, Ncehawken; ks'mar.
Lambert. New York; Alcora, Robinson. do.
Cleared steamers siberia Irl, IInscnson, liverpool
Glaucus. Bcarsc. New York barks Emma lierriman.
Robinson Csoc. Robinson, Havana; schr Abbic fsman,
Chase. Turks Island.
sailcd--stoaners Siberia Bavsris and Harrisburg;
BALTIMORE May 6-Arrived. steamer Falcon, Kirby.
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ship Alert Cscr). Jonssson Antwerp-Funch Edge Co.
Ship Lucy Nickes Nickeis, Havre X L Buck X 20.
Bark Canada lBr). Wright. Plymouth. E-J Parker 4
Go.
Bark Loo (vor,. Andersen Tyno Dock E-C Tobi a Co.
Bark HUE Bird (Br). Kitchener. Newry. I-C W Jsertaux
Bark Brazlera (Nor) Thomassen StettinFunc b, Eoye
L
Bark Victoria Nor Tsarvig. Dnnkirk-Bockma nn, Ger
iein * Co.
bark Chignecto fBr). shaw, Havre-scammeli Isros.
BARK Guerrero ItaD. Russo, Bodeaux-Lauro. Storey
ScarpAti.
lark Charles Ward. GRAY. Hsvana-Jas Ward Co.
Brig Alpha (Sorj. Olsen. Hull. E-Benham Boyesen.
Brig Annie Gardner Hutchinson 81 Pierre, MArt-H A
Vatable x son.
Brig Martha Palmer tBr), Matthews. sackviie. NIB
7 Nevius Son.
scbr Maggie Abbott, Abbott Maranham-G Amsinck 4
Co.
schr Phebe, Medoro, Port Antonio, Ja-BJ Weinberg 4
Co
Schr VIM FsrwelI. Lord, Baracoa-BJ Weinberg 4 Go.
schr @ " Bentley. Griffin, Ecuthera-Isaac staples
Schr Adezn. Loveand. Baltimoro-Saght. Bailey Co.
schr Lookout, Haskns, Eastport, Me-Jcd Frye Co.
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LrsBos. to May Arrived. bark Aksr or orun Phil
adeiphia
MELBOURNE. April 2s-Arrved. bark Jonathan Bourne
Doanc, Boston.
MALTA. April os-saled bark Onion. Randall. United
States.
NEW Ross. May 3-Arrivcd bark Federico 10 Svero
utab, Bartoral, Baltimore.
NEwRY. May 6-Arryed. bark Naxma (Br,. sulsw, Now
York
PLYMOUTH, May 4-Arrived. bark lockwood (BD, Buck
hard. New York for Scheidnm.
Arrived 9th. bark Tony tBr) Aithowc, Bull River
Sailed 9th bark Consigere dtaD. Consigere Delaware
Brcakwater
PrRxAaBuco May 3-Arrivcd previously. brig Frances
Jane, Brown. Baltimore.
QuxEssrowx. May 5-Arrivsd ship stecifeld tBr, Dun
iop, Astoria 9Th. steamer Asalca BD Stephens. Bos
ton; bark Nicono utal), Chiape Philadelphia.
Sailed 9Th 10 AM steamer idaho tBr,. Holmes Qrom
LIVERPOOL, Now York.
scrLLy May son. snip Chill (Fr), chevaiier Pasca.
gonla for Antwerp.
snAnrxrss. May 0-Arrivsd. bark Zurich tBp. Smith,
Dnrien.
TRIESTE April so-sailed. bark Mariannna Utah. Russo
New York.
TnALEr. May o-saied bark vakyria tBr). McQuarrio,
United States.
Sailed from - May 8, bark Drowning Sophie tSor
Lund. Baltimore; 4th. snip Rhine tBr). Smith. United
Statos bark Maria Pace dtaD. scarxoe. 40
Lospos. Ma, Ozark Eastern Queen tBr, Lawa.ou.
rom New Orleans, Liverpool yesterday lost rails and
stanchons and jctrisoned part of cargo.
Bark Cntra port. Nova. from Pcrnamouco March Is
for Now York. put In st Mchaels the alst OF April
leaking badly.
WEATHER REPORT.
UoLrnEAp May e-wind Sc. moderate; barometer
20 53s
PLYMOUTH. May e-wind s. moderate. cloudy; baroms-
ter 1850