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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-29

Jack steel. charged by Officer Mel tee with
carrying n concealed weapon, was snt before
the Superior Criminal Court under s. bonds.
John Mamus. alias Dufour. charged irst with
entering house In the night time and econdly
with larceny, was sent before the superior
Criminal Court under $500 bonds.
billiard Carter. charged with carryi q a con-
cealsd weapon, was sent before the superior
Criu inal Court under bonds Il $3.50.
Victor Veazey charged by Patrolnt Daniel
Craven with carrying a concealed W apon. WAS
sent before the Superior Criminal Curt under
$3.50 bonds.
Joe Long, charged by Officer Alexander with
carrying q concealed weanon was sent before
the Superior Criminal Court under bonds
Of $3.50.
Morris Jones, charged with carrying CON
eealed weapon by Officer Askew. was sent be-
fore the Superior Criminal Court. under bonds
OF $3.50.
b. "A. Jessel charged with cutting and wound.
ing his wife with intent to commit murder. Wae
sent before the Superior Criminal Court under
$500 bonds.
A. Goodplaster. charged by Officer Garlic with
carrying concealed weapon. was sent before
the Superior Criminal Court. under bonds Of
xo5O
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y r. GIRARDEY'S
r.,ondar of Weekly Auction Sales
Of
ar,r, ESTATE, BANK And OTHER STOCKS,
no TAKE PLACE At THE
u Charles Auction Exchange
On the following days:

SATURDAY dh and Mrs u y
Feds ana Uranhar 'ss sf
~ AZ twn one. story frame cottages on Elysian
IngFt Ieids. between Urauhart and Girod streets.
rnr account OF the succession OF Pattrfek Car
rha la one story frame cottaee, with two lots,
~ farming the southeast corner q Water and
u. n accnunt ii liz succession OF Manuel Runes:
Tnhs two-story brick dwelling No. 10 st. Peter
between Royal and Bourbon streets.
nba uopular business stand and successful col.
tn piekery On Religious. between Race ano
rhe y twn.atory frame dwelling No. 80 Seventh
between Fulton and Chippewa streets. ..uo
The centrally located and commodIous two'
story brick dwelling, No. 1876 Rampant. Pc
tween st. Ann and Dumaine streets. Y.
The one-story frame cottage ON Coilsehm. Do
tween Lyons and Bordeaux streets. ,,-,au
The two one-story frame, cottages on ferrier
between Bordeaux and Lyons streets.
SATURDAY. May 1o.zFor account OF the sue
The Choice building lot ON st. Ann, between
Roman and Prieur street,. ,r II w,oL.
For account Of the succession q = g +" ~
The two 1 story frame dwalling, No. 49, Basin
between Foydras and Perdldo Streets. due,1.
ina, M nah Nos sos and 4os ST. Charles between
g Terrsichore and Enterpe streets.
The choice store ana dweillne prope and Paair
streets. and known by the Nos. 22l. 22a ant
225 Canal street. ~,
"Nairu" plantation. situated about SKY r
narjsh OF Pladuemines, on the right banl
ri the river. completely equipped with ma
chinAry and steam mill. stock. agrieultura
implements, and In running order Ior
most fIonrishing erop and improved with
snlendtd mansion and orange orchard.
The Fl nj rate business stand, forming Tn
southeast corner Of Melpomene and Frere
streets. s,,. ~.
adjoining, on Freret, between Melpomen
and Terpsiehore streets.
For terms and full particulars. sec deseriptiy
ond official advertisements, and plans at tn
siice Of the auctioneer. No 81 camp street.
mills II
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rEN-PICTUREs.
Something About the Members OF the
Convention.
HON. W. G. BLANCHARD.

HON. W. G. BLANCHARD.
Of Caddo, IL one OF the youngest looking. and in
fact Is one Of. If not the youngest. man on the
door of the Convention. his age being but thirty
years.
He Is tall and slim. but well built: has pleas
ant face, utterly devoid OF moustache or whts-
kers; blue eyes. light, straight hair. and well
shaped, firm mouth,
He IL graceful and ready speaker and has
given evidence already OF the possession OF
more than average legislative abilities Mr..
Blanchard Is native OF this State, having been
born Ia the parish Of Rapides. was raised In the
parish he represents In the Convention for
something over eight years is a lawyer By oc-
cupation. and has before taken prominent
part In politics; he having at one time been the
Chairman OF the Democratic Executive Com
mittee.
HON. F. p. PocHE,
q st. James parish representing the Eighth
senatorial District In the Convention. Is OF
medium height, thick set. but we'll proper
tuioned. His complexion is dark. and he has
Dack hair and monstache, the latter shading q
Iesolute mouth. He has bright black, restless
eyes, well set be low square forehead. He Is
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL CoURT

PLEADED GUILTY.
Geo. Phelps pleaded guilty to wounding less
than mayhem.
Louis Laplace JEnius Roam and d. Ct. Walker,
carrying concealed weapons
ARRAIGNED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Louis Laconte. embezzlemen
Louis Terrebonne. James Cunningham. ThOB.
Williams and Randall Ambrose. carrying con
cealed weapons.
SENTENCED.
Geo. Phelps wounding less than mayhem
three months Parish Prison.
d. g. Walker. carrying q concealed weapon
$40 or ten days Parish Prison.
INNOVATIONS.
Stabbing. etc.-Zach Wolf.
Carrying concealed Weapons-Levi Reese
Mike Comasky,
/, Breaking, ETC.: Q. grand larcenY-Thomas
Waters and Dominick BlanQufni.
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Gothic votive church, which. was built by
subscription expressive Of the joy OF the ma
tinn at the escape OF Francis from an assas-
sin, a number OF years ago. The. Emperor'ss
original marriage to Elzabeth. daughter "a Us. q
N, 1854. If he lives to celebrate his golden
wedding he will have reached the age OF
saYentY-fiYe years.
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rOn RENT.

E,OR RFNT-A THREE STORY BRICK
Il house, corner Barracks and Decatur streets
Nos 500 and 331. A large store. In good order.
Possession given May l.. Apply at 377 CnartreS
street. or 81 Exchange alley. ap2l
dor RENT-ONE STORE OF THE TOURO
Il Buildings for rent from the first November
next. Apply to HY. SHEPHERD. apA o.
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Francis Joseph's celebrat,ou.

Franz joseph I celebrated his silver vad.
ding Wednesday, by pardoning 212 prisoners
and promoting festivities all over the Ans.
trian Empire The Archbishop Of Vienna
remarked the Emperor and Empress with
great pomp and ceremony In the Grand
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

fThe DEMOCRAT ls responsible for none OF
tf1e views expressed In the communications
nnder this head; but no communications WILL
Nd printed except from responsible paruesi
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NEW ORLEANS. April %. 1879.
We. WELsHANs d WOODS. agents Of the
above companies, do hereby certify that the
foregoing statements are full and correct ex-
bihit OF the general condition aud affairs Of
said companies. as sworn to by the officers OF
eatd companies before the Insurance Commits
sioner of the State of New York.
WELSHANS & WOODS. Agents.
sworn and subscribed by G. n. WELSHANS, a
member of the Arm Of WELsHANS d WOODS
before me. Notary Public, at New Orleans
this tEenty-third Of Anril 1873
apM i'm EDWARD IVY, Notary Public.
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4 Hard Bargain for the North.

Inc bargains between the sections, as at
dictate the nomination of Grant in the Radi-
cal national convention, and then amiahlv "a
tire to let the North struggle with the hone
less task Of electing him. e-N0 --'fo-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-29

Thomas Miles vs. r. Ell Quiek.-Suit for rent
Of premises on Royal street. known as the Bis
marck Saloon.
VIM, Henry vs.. Canal Street City Park and
Lake Railroad Company.-Third opposition Of
Chas b. Rice fled.
Maddox. Opp osftion of Mrs. Mary r. Denman.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

France to recover s10s9s 4s from f. Janfroid.
Several minor cases were disposed OF 81
IudOa Billings.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
INFoRMATIoNs,

INFoRMATIoNs.
George Grant George Allen and Jas. Pickett.
assault and battery.
Julia Bnylor and Isadore Alidar. larceny.
Henry Moore. breaking and entering In the
night time; and, second. larceny.
vERDICTs.
Henry Wilson, alias Parker, alias William
Barrett, picking pockets: guilty.
John Burns. assault and battery: not guilty.
John and William Moylan. assault and bat
terry not guilty
MISTRIAL.
Mike Higgins. larceny.
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FOR sALE-A PLANTATION aITUATED

LOB sALE--sTEAM ENGINES AND BOIL
y ers. both new and second-hand. Draining
Wheels, Pumps. ETC.. Saw Mills. Cotton Trucks.
Mouths. Wrought Iron Works, Brass and Iron
Castings OF every description. ALSO. one second
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Propol-
Ior ct CLARK'a FOUNDRY,
Corner Race and TehouDitouias streets.
an 25tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-29

Mrs. Catherine Jane Hunter and husband vs..
Hebrew Congregation O Dispersed Of Judah
ct ais Petition for partition.
G. A. johnson vs.. Chas. w. Booth by.-EXecu-
tory prOspSS.
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The Rlue Ribbon Member.

Indianapolis Journal, Repl
So far as we are enabled to Judge from the
titles Of the bills introduced, our own GliDert
gray kind.
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MERCANTILE MUTUAL
Insurance Company,
No. 35 Wall Street, New York.

NEW YORK, January a. 1879.
The following statement of the affairs of the
Company on the thirty first of December. 1878,
is published In conformity with the provisions
Of its charter:
Outstanding premiums, December 81,
1s77........... s119 786 %
Premiums received from January to
December 81, 1873 81 1924 80
Total premiums. ...................sge 1851, 41o 60
Premiums earned from January to-
December 81 1873 40 40
Paid during the year:
Return premiums. ..-..-..... S24.555 30
Losses and expenses. 734729 10
dividend, February. .--..-.-. 1880 90
Rebatemenfs In lieu Of scrip 100 ,206 Al
The Com pany has the following assess; nm :,
Cash In banks. :. Sl1''"' %
United States. State. bank and other :. -. ~
stocks. a9l ,2oS "
Interest due on investments. ....-.-.:- s,aSi 81
Premium notes and premiums IN 800 o.o -
course of collection-. 800 255,g lo o.
Reinsurance and salvage ciainns. 61.6os w
$823.75s 90
A. G. MONTGOMERY, JR President.
c.. J. DEspAED, Vice President and Secretary.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

The succession OF Manuel r. Fernandez Z
opened.
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SOUTHERN BANK.
MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK.

NEW ORLEANS March 80. 1872
Notice is hereby given that bank boxes on de,
posit In this bank will be delivered to the own
ers thereof daily. between the hours OF 10 a. m.
and u m.
Special deposits under a general order from
the honorable the Fifth District Court can only
be delivered on satisfactory evidence to the
undersigned. that the bank has no interest In
said special deposit. and that the owner thereof
Is not Indebted to the bank.
No admission except between the hours
49, '1-J j. d. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
mb3on Civil Sheriff In charge.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

4. M. Fortune W. Madame Julien or Soph
Marie.-suit for $f91.
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The Association continues to insure from
loss or damage by Fire In all parts of the United
States. Buildings. Household Furniture and
Merchandise generally
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice OF Observation-Disclosures insurance
Company of New Orleans-Conformabiy 10 the
charter election OF directors to serve during Inc
ensuing twelve months will take place az Inc
Office of the company. No. 81 Camp street. on
MONDAY May 5. between the hours OF IL O. N.
and 2 Dr.
ap24 to- THO3. r. BRAGG. Secretary.
The W0man's Christian Union VIII
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In eac al
MONTH at IL q. M. at the Carondelet street
-'No'-N0S'.oe MRS. J. j. LYONS. Presi lent;
MRS. H. j. COoP. Seer tary GEO u
ONCE Crescent Cit, OIL Company, No:
100 Common street. The annual election Of
nine Directors Oh this company, to serve dur
| jng the ensuing year will be held at this once
| on MONDAY May 5. 1879. between the hours Oh
| 10 o'clock m. and . O'Clock .. m.
Secretary and Treasurer.
| New Orleans. April "a, 1879 ap22 70
New Orleans. March 10, IS7D-fhe
| death of George r. Crane will cause no inter,
| ruption in the business Of the firm Of g EORHE
r. CRANE q Co, Mr.. CYRUS CHIaM giving his
personal attention to the same.
| The continuance Of the custom OF his friends
is respectfully solicited. o
GEORGE. ?. CRANE d CO..
nnhao I'm No. 1n4 Poydras street.
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FIRE ASSOCIATION
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER i. 1s17-INCOR-
PoRATED MARCH 81. 1920.
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United States bonds 81 534. 400 90
Rhode Island State per cent bonds. $4,000 90
Missouri State per cent bonds $780, $4,000 90
Rochester city water loan bonds-7
per cent 49,. -s.s.,--, A.hUu W
Buffalo city bonds-7 per cent. 1900 90
Yonkers city bonds-7 per cent .....- 20 900 90
Central Pacific first mortgage rail-
way bonds -....-..-s- 1000 90
bonds 49,: $1,000 90
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
per cent bonds .................. 5000 90
New York Central Railroad per
cent bonds. .....-.-.......-...-... $4,000 90
Syracuse. Binghamton and New York
Railroad bonds, fret mortgage $1,000 90
New YoI k and Harlem Railroad stock 10000 90
Loans on call, secured by United
States and State bonds (sf48380 123. 300 90
sion. 49, - -. 1898 OF
Premiums due On policies, New York
office ............-... .....-...... 1s248 81
Cash In banks. Observation-Disclosures. 145275 so
Cash in Office ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2062 SO
$2,4T1780 70
Cash capital 81 ,0t0 600 90
Losses In process OF adjustment. 1886 90
Reserve for reinsurance .....---.... $50 $40 81
Commissions. etc. .-...-........ 49, 034 80
Net surplus .-.-................- 815 048 "a
s2,471.7so 70
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VERDICT!
FIRST RECORDERS COUf r.

Mike Higgins. larceny.
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For terms and full particulars. sec deseriptiv
ond official advertisements, and plans ~ Tn
ofice Of The auctioneer. No. 81 Camp street.
mills II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

A. C. Hart. Canadian. drowned Tuesday
evening al Raymondville. n. Y, while bathing.
Mr.. Jesse o. Goodwin, of Marysville. Cal. died ut
the Vallejo White Sulphur Springs Hotel Tuesday
night. of apoplexy.
Thomas Wall. aged twelve. of Plymouth. Pa. was
drowned in the Susquehanna River Tuesday after
noon while bathing.
The miners in the Seneca mine Of the Plttston
Coal Company. who have been on q strike for two
weeks, Will resume work to-day.
II. A. Kleber, aged about forty. fresco painter.
formerly OF No. 253 Third avenue, New York, walked
into the canal at Utica yesterday and drowned.
Dr. W. b. Porter. of Lemars, Iowa. charged with
dragging and assaulting Miss Attaway, young
school teacher. was held to bail on Tuesday the
sum OF $4,000.
Two hundred cabinet makers in the employment
of Andrews Il Co., Chicago, struck yesterday for u
reduction of working hours to eight per day. A
compromise Is expected.
The Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
have executed mortgage to the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, of New York. trustees, for
$6.OO0,00O. TO be used TO extend their lines.
At Baltimore yesterday Judge Bond administered
the oath of Office to Thomas j. Morris, Judge of the
United States District Court for the district OF
Maryland. in place OF Judge Giles, who died last
March.
Miss Josephine Adelaide Patterson. of New York
attempted suicide at Newport. r. l.. Tuesday even
ing, by taking laudanum the street but police
man seized the bottle before she had taken fatal
dose.
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CLEARED.

Steamer scythie dsr). Harris Liverpool via Queens
steamer Utopia DID. McRitchie, London-Hen derson
steamer Axalea (Br, Stephens L0ndon-John seager.
Steamer Sorrento Br), Bristow, Hull. E-Sanderson
SONS.
Steamer Moro Castle. Reid. Havana-wm Clyde Co.
Steamer City Of Columbus, Nickerson, Savannah
steamer Ashland, Hunter. Charleston:
Steamer Albemare. Hulphers, West Point, Va-Old Do
steamer Vinsland. Moore. Bal,imore--J Krems.
Steamer Fannie Grumley, Philadeiphia-Wm CLYDE
Ship Ellen Austin. Griffin, London-lirnnel Minturn
Ship Tamerane GER, siedenburg Trieste-Thco Kruger.
Bark commerzienrath Rodhertus sGor) schsrmonrg.
Bark Aker (NOr!, Drum, Huh, E-Funch, Edge Go.
for orders-Benham. Boyesen Co.
Bark velox Nor. stnbb, Bremen-Benham. Boyesen,
Bark Farewell tGer Neumann, stettin-Funch, Edye &
Co. .
Bark Biritto (Nor. Thorgesen, Elsinore tor orders
Fnnch, Edge Co
Bark Mosorsks villa CAus), Storf, Treste-Slocovich &
Bark Karoon (Br), Get.ler Dunkrk-J Whitney 4 Co.
Bark Lizzie Wright tBr), O'Neal, Rouen-J Parker x
brig Soft. ItaD Capurro, Beyrout-Benham Royosen.
Brig Motley, smith Demerara--Leaycraf. 4 Co.
Brig Eliza (Br) Dart, San Fernando tfrinidad)-How-
Brig Aabinc Nor Blk, Richmond, va-Benham, Boy
Schr Z De Hart Farnham. Maracaibo-Peniston & Co.
Cabeiio-DaIlett BouIton 4 Co.
srhr Early Bird day, Dahnl, vegucs, PR-H yat.ble
schr Annie Merritt Lewis Basse rerre (st Kitts-
Sehr vosper Cr Stanley Nuevtas Cuba)-E Pavenstedt
Sehr Bonetta dsr). Clark, Cheverie Ns-P Nevius &
Schr Tam o. shantsr, ze!uG. Key west-C II Mallory
sehr NJ Cook, Falkenburg. Phiadolpha-slaght
Bailey 4 Co.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK ADoLPnE (Sw) from Kingston, ia for Europe
seen June ashore the end Of Cuba, about 81
miles NE from Cape San Antonio.
BIG EIIs tBr) from Harbor Grace, NJ for Montreal
which ashore Hunting Island has boon hoated and
towed Father Point July 10 her Quebec
ScnR Boston, Hail. sailed from Portland July IA tor Bos-
ton, and returned same day leaky.
BURNING WRECK apparently English barkentino or
three masted schooner. formerly screw steamer,
passed June 30 in lat ~ SO ~ Ion 81 % by bark IIar-
at Cionfuegos July from Nov York; The
hull deck of iron top upper deck Of
and charred remains OF being She
had four iron bulkheads. and in the midst of burning
the after appeared to be the remains
of bodies. but owing to the heat and smoke
1914 ~ TONS and tho ring OF chain
nant stamped the letters NESNC Her cargo con-
sisted OF mahogany small quantity OF ogwood aud prob
ably hemp and talow. Everything except the wood
and deck which still burning. had been
sumed. Bacon kent lookout at the masthead
crused until dark but nothing. and snpposes
tho made for Bermuda in thor boats.
Capt RUSSELL late of the ship Louisa Fletcher of Liver
pool lying NJ Watsons stores. brooklyn died board
that vcs night of July 10 lie years old
QuxBKc July 16The steamer Progress left port
proceeded TO Anticos to search Tor aud to this
disabled Lake Chanpain The LAX %
has ordered from Father Point the
gulf assist in towing the Lake Champlsin to Quebec
OvERpUE-Bsrk Ammonia utaD. Capt Ferro, left New
York March ~ 1878 for Newry Ireland and, not having
since sailing has been given
Her cargo consisted of 24375 bushels OF She
register but at Savona in 1851 and owned
In Genoa by Psolo Ferro.
Brig Paauete do Nova York port. Capt Silva sailed
Oporto Feb S7D and not having been heard from
since supposed have boen lost with ai board The
do formerly known as the Mary scott. built at
from oporto. partially owned BY In New
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. July 15-Arrivcd. bark l. Carney,
Jack SON Georgetown land sailed for Aspinval; schrs
II Congdon Prov denec tsnd sailed her rcturn) Al
mon Bird, Windsor.
sacd-schr A u Gaskiil. Poughkcepsic
BOSTON July 1U-Arrived. steamer Almorc lsr), Wat
Joseph bartlett Bartlett Hcboken briggs Rocky Glen.
Higgins, Philadelphia: Mary kimbai Sanborn. Wec-
hawken q A Corrigan DR. Doyle. Havana; schrs u
Marshall Ryder Georgetown DC. Dione Peterson Bslti-
moro: Belle Hooper. Gukcy. do; Herald. Hall Pough-
kcepse Mary Coiiins Collins, Wechnwken Fanny Hall.
PORT Johnson south Shore whittomore Rondout, Mag
gle Bell Hall South Auboy; Roger Dtury. Baker Bslti-
more; Royal Arch. Crowcl do; John Chafee Brewer,
Albany: Lester Lewis Pcndetou Port johnson susan
Il Franklin Griffin, Rondout; yacht Norma Concord. New
York 49, . 60, -, -,
silver Heels Milan Jacksonville; Anna Hawkins. Now
Embellishments United States Matthews. Savannah;
Norman, Nickerson, Philadelphia; Gaucus, Bcarse New
BALTIMORE July 15-Arrivcd brig Sven (Norl, Olsen.
Dublin. schrs Susan, Stanley from Now York lIennie l.
James Jancs do Glover. 1ngcrsol Bull River Sc;
Hino. Frances. New YORK Carrie Bell seavey, KEN
uebec Charley Wooisey. Landstrcct. New York.
Cesrsd-5rg Eva Johnson. Allen Boston tand sailcd)
scbrs Eva q Yates Yates, Portsmouth, MI: Oliver SEQ
field, Dissoswsy. New Haven. -,
Sal edsteain Gicnbcrvic Orr, Bremen barks Deiva
utaD Hull Kate Crosby Orr. Galway; Grey Eagle Rio
Janeiro. Y ID Bgcow (Br Rouen
IGti-Afrvcd, steamers Calvert Foley, Charleston
f,rJ McNeiy. Bordeaux brig Tell Nor. Olsen, Ham
burg: schrs Julia Pratt Thatcher Bcston Cora, Wixon.
do: Morrison. Lavender. do; John Proctor, Allen
Clearcd--ship stella tGer Horn Bremen bark Finland
(,us Kortman Roucn; brig Francesqucta p Mel, Vigo