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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23
OUR RAILROADS.
News, Notes and Personals Here and
Along the Lines.

The A. & G. w. r. R, give an excursion
to Chautauqua next Tuesday.
The c., c., C. & l. Road has cut down its
operating expenses S3S, 900 within year
The Bee Line excursion to Cleveland last
evening took out five hundred passengers.
On next Thursday the L., c. Il L. X. r
will run an excursion train to Niagara
Falls
The advance of four per cent. on East,
bound freight rates goes into effect next
Monday.
An excursion train of ten cars will arrive
from indianapolis over the l., e. q l., hoad
tomorrow.
There were eleven car loads of excursion
lists at the High Bridge, on the Southern
Road, last Sunday.
The Scalpers' Convention, held at the
Gibson House last week, resulted in per
manent organization,
The change of Express Companies on tie
Louisville " Nashville will not interfere
with the Adams Company.
The A. p A. Mannerchor and Alert Glee
| Club go on an excursion to Lawrenceburg,
Ind, over the O. & NJ. tomorrow
The l., G. & l.. Road transported eight
thousand and twenty-nine passengers over
all or portions of their road last sunday.
Edgar Hill, General Freight Agent, and
John Macleod, General Superintendent of
the Louisville Short Line, were at the Grand
Hotel Thursday.
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad has
| purchased the most powerful switch-en2ine
of any in use west of Pittsburg, save the
one at Madison, Ind.
An excursion train from Louisville KY.
arrived to-day over the 0. & NJ, and the
excursionists will witness "Pinafore" at
the Zoo this afternoon.
Lewis NJ. Coal, of the b. & O.. the Oldest
General Ticket Agent in the United States,
and VIM. Keyser, Second Vice President OF
the same road, were in the city Thursday.
The Kentucky Central new track to the
Covington Stock-yards, built for the joint
accommodation of that road and the Louis
vile Short Line, is completed and ready
for use.
Wednesday, August 9th, the G., II.
D. X. r. give an excursion to Detroit, via
Canada Southern Railroad. Trains leave al
s o'clock a. IN. returning, special train vii
leave Detroit Friday morning.
Mr.. M. d. ingalls,, Receiver of the l.. G
d l.. Road, has gone East, for the purpose
it is rumored, to close up the negotiation
by which the Cincinnati, LafaN ettc & Chi
cago Road is leased to the l., c. & l.. for
period OF ninety-nine years.
1t is reported that negotiations are pend
ing between the managers of the 0. & NJ.
the B. q 0. and the NJ. q c. and Mr.. Shil
Tito for the lease or purchase Of Mr. Shil
lito's Fourth-street store for the headquar
tiers of these several companies.
Among the railroad men in the city thi
week are B. F. Willis, B., C. R. & N. Rail
road, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; D. Bronson. To
ledo; ]. s. Wilcox, Toledo; X. Ey, Cleve
land; j. X. johnson, Kansas City; w. Dor
sey, Baltimore; c. B. Lockwood, Genera
Freight Agent c., S. q c.; Mr., J. L. Luza
rus, G. P. A. of |. q ST. l. Railroad; P. {
Doyle, of the Lehigh VALLEY Road r. L
Townsend, of Pttsburg; w. A. Boucher, o
the X. p. Road; and J. s. Cassell, oil the L.
c. q l.. Road.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters of L0ca1
Interest.

Rev. A. B. Morey has gone on an Eastern
trip.
Rev. s. ]. Reynolds, of Eaton, is visiting
in the city.
Rev. A. B. Morey is spending his vaca-
ton in New York.
Prof A. ]. Mast will occupy the pulpit of
Trinity NJ. E. Church tomorrow morning.
DR.. E. G. Dalton will preach at the Ninth
street Baptist Church tomorrow morning
The Cathedral Ladies' Diocesan Debt So
ciety at their recent meeting collected
$S1 So
Rev. DR.. ]. Edward, of the Danville
Theological Seminary, was in the city this
week.
Rev. George c. Hickman has accepted
the call Of the Avondale Presbyterian
Church.
Rev. A. S. Dudley is supplying the pull
pit of the Presby terian Church at Emporia,
Kansas
| Rev W. H. Babbitt, of Glendale, will Of
fciate at the Fifth Presbyterian Church to-
morrow.
The Chautauqua Sunday-school Institute
|
turning home.
Fathers Brady and Harts, of the Society
of Jesus, are giving mission at the Catne-
dral, Covington.
Rev. DR.. Cooper will spend the Sabbath at
Batavia, assisting the pastor in the COM
munion services.
A gospel meeting will be held at 4:3O to-
..f l..
street MarAethouse
Rev. Dr. Benedict, of St. Panrs p. E..
Church will preach at St. Johns Church
tomorrow morning. " E
Rev. Joseph Kyle of Springfield, O., will
preach in the Central Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning,
Rev. s. c. Palmer, of Lockland will oc
cupy the pulpit OF the Mt. Auburn Presby
teran Church tomorrow.
Rev. i. A. Beaman will preach at the
New jerusalem Church tomorrow on the
subject why the Wicked Prosper"
temperance mass meeting will be helt
at the Walnut Hills Temperance Hall thi!
, evening by the several temperance clubs.
Rev. John Rusk, of the Sixth Presbvte
rian Church, has returned from his East
ern trip and will occupy his pulpit to-mor
row.
St. Xavier's College will open on Monday
September 1st The new faculty is a stron.
one, and the prospects of the College are en-
couraging.
Rev. J. p. L. Kumler, D. d., has returned
from his vacation trip, and will occupy th,
pulpit Of the Third Presbyterian Church
tomorrow.
Mr.. Frank McFarlan will occupy the pul
| pit of the Third Baptist Church, Pin,
street, tomorrow morning. Sunday-schoo
at 2:30 p. nj.
The Rev. Mr.. Barker, of New Jersey, oc
|, cupies the Methodist Protestant pulpit
morning and evening, tomorrow at Spen
, Ger Hall, Columbia.
! Rev. ]. NJ. Foster will conduct the ser
5 vices at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall this evening
Dr. West will teach the Bible class to-mor
row afternoon, and in the evening a prais
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service will be held, when the Y. NJ. G. A.
Quartet will be present, and several soloS
will be sung.
Grace Church, College Hill, has adopted
series of resolutions on the death of Mr..
Adelbert J. Dpiry, for thirteen years
senior Warden OF the Church.
st. Paul's P. f. Church Will be closed for
two or threr weeks, in order that the in
terror of the church may be painted, and
new heating apparatus introduced.
Rev. w. II. Blolp, of New York, has been
holding meetings every evening this week
at the Walnut Hills NJ. i. Church, and will
preach morning and evening tomorrow.
Rev. AUGUSTUS Keil will supply the pull
pit of the First Presby teran Church during
the absence of Rev. Mr.. Monfort, who has
gone to the Northwest for rest and reCrea-
ton.
Rev. DR.. Baird has announced to the
congregation Of TIE Lincoln Park Church
| that he will discuss the subject of the Eter-
nal Punishment Of the Wicked tomorrow
morning
Rev. A. b. Leonard, DID,, of Dayton, will
fill the pulpit Of the 1ork-street Methodist
! Episcopal Church tomorrow morning at IL
CLOCK ana al p. M, Ill exchange WIN tne
pastor, Rev. d. j. Starr.
Miss Anna BOYLE, the talented young
actress, who has been pronounced the ideal
Juliet by prominent critics, has offered
to give dramatic reading in connection
with the Ladies Bazaar.
Rev. D. f. Harris has returned from his
vacation and will occupy the pulpit at the
Columbia Baptist Church in the morning.
Subject of sermon: "The Character of God
He will preach in the evening at the Co.
lumba Congregational Church. Subject Of
sermon: ".rhe StorN OF Joscph.n
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Cured Af Drinking.

"A young friend of mine was cured of
an Unsuitable thirst for liquor, which had
so prostrated him that he was unable to do
any business. He was entirely cured by
the use of Hop Bitters. 1t allayed all that
burning thirst; took away the appetite for
liquor made his nerves steady, and he has
remained steady and sober man for more
than two years, and has no desire to return
to his cups; know Of number of others
that have been cured Of drinking by it. -
From leading r. R. Official, Chicago, Ill.
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Some Theatrical By-play.

A very weak tenor in Dublin, singing
fcebly, caused one of the gods to shout
to an acquaintance across the gallery:
"Corncy, what noise is that?" "Bedad," !"
said Corney, II believe it's the gas
whistlin' in the pipe" In the same
lively city, late Mayor gave his pat
ronage and was hailed with "a cheer for
the cx-Mayor" When quiet was re-
stored, voice called out: "Now, boys,
cheer for the Double X Mayorw (Mr.
Guinness, the great brewer, was the gen.
tleman then filing the civic chair) A
"Sir William Fondlove," in "The Love
Chase" summing up his personal advan-
tages, says, conceiledly enough: 'I'm
every atom what man should be-" A
man slightly lame was playing the part,
when at this point q voice from the pit
cried: Barring the gamey leg, Freddy"
On an "iago," who was disfgured by a
frightful obliquity Of vision, saying to
"Othello," "Wear your eye thus" one OF
the spectators undindly remarked: "He
can't, you fool, he hasn't larnt tc
squint."
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any rate it is pretty clear that when Can
ada expresses desire to cut the umbil-
ical cord that binds her to the British
Empire and cast her fortunes with the
American eagle she and the latter bird
will never have to consummate the mar
riage at the expense of war with the
testy but polite government of J. Bull,
Esq, commercial gentleman, Hengland.
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THE Russian authorities enjoyed one
Of their occasional hanging picnics at
Odessa yesterday. Soldiers were on hand
to promptly suppress symptoms of sym
pathy. There is not better country to
get away from than Russia
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Spirit Of the German Papers.

One can see that the Republican Guber
Material candidate, Foster, is business
man from head to foot. The truly wonder
full energy which be displayed long before
the commencement of the campaign, in
travelling from county to county and every
where spreading his lore, leads to the con-
cusion chat he is looking at the campaign
with the eye OF business man.
TThe Volksblatt. Ind Repl
As one of the signs of good, times return
ing are the present strikes in st. Louis,
which the telegraph announces to-day.
The coopers brickiayers and also the cigar.
makers have laid down their work and de.
manded an increase of wages. The ''strike
fever" is also beginning to spread among
the street railrad employees.
[The Frele Presse,l
That must be a queer peoples party
whose prospects for victory are bettered by
bad crop and impaired by good crop
And yet the Democratic party, whose or
aans themselves admit that the wonderful
! fruitfalness this year is drawing many Of
/ the farmers. away from the GreenDack doc
trine claims to be the party of the people
extraordinary deception.
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The back bone of the Zulu war may
be broken, but Cetywayo's spinal column
indicates uncommon rigidity for a de-
feated monarch. He may yet make it
warm for his British brethren.
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SOLVEN T..

For Cancers and CancerOUs HUI
mors--yhe Doctors Certificate
--Read 1t.
ASHLEY, WASHINGTON Co, ILL.,, Jan. IA, 1873
Mr.. ii, r. STEVENS-Dear Sir This is to certify
that had been suffering IRON Rose Cancer on
my ght hrt asst VIII ch grew very rapidly, and all
my friends had given me mp to die, when heard
OF Your medicine. VeIetine, recommended for
cancer and cancerous humors. / commenced to
take it, and on found myself beginning to feel
better. My health and spirits both felt the benign
influence which il exerted and in a few months
from The time commenced the use of the Vego-
tine, the cancer came out almost bodily.
CARRIE DEFURREST.
certify that am personal acquainted with
Mrs. DeForrest, and consider her one OF our very
best women. DIR. 5. ii. FLOWERS.
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BoYToN walked the water like a thing
of life and left poor Webb to struggle
with his cramps.
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DEAN STANLEY, in recent sermon de-
ivered at Westminster Abbey, urged two
methods by which the Book Of Common
Prayer of the Established Church could
be improved: first by giving greater
elasticity and freedom to the forms of
worship, and second by removing the
stumbling-blocks which contract the
limits of the Church Of England and
"give ofense to persons outside its
borders" The Dean is one of the most
advanced of that large class of church
men who do not believe in the infexibil-
ity of the established formulas of worship.
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AS popular institution the postal card
appears to have achieved reasonable
degree of success in the United States.
The people buy and use them by the mil
lion, because they are cheap and handy.
As an aesthetic object we have less to say
by way of commendation, the neatness
of the otherwise fair face of the card
being 'disfgured by a huge label-llke
patent medicine advertisement or the
historical picture of the bear that was
ticketed underneath with the explana-
tory legend-"This is Bear" Why
Uncle Sam should feel called upon
to explain that the thing is a
United States postal card with such pc
culiar emphasis is past finding out. II
it is thought that somebody will take ii
for au invitation to dinner or an evening
party, we think the Government might
postpone his enlightenment until he
learns his mistake in the natural way
Gentlemen of the Post Office Department
give us postal card with a neat, clear
face, and if the United States postage
stamp on the upper right-hand corner
was printed in light ink it seems to III
it would be an improvement, since one
stroke of the Post-ofice official wout
serve to cancel the stamp and affix tn,
name of the office whence the card wa
sent, but by all means omit the huge
unnecessary label of "This is United
States Postal Card"
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TONIC.
Rev. o. It. Walker Says:

PROVIDENCE, R. l., 164 Transit street.
II. R. STEVENS, ESD; / feel bound to expreH
with my signature the high value ! have placed
II on your Vegetine My family have used ii for
the last two years In nervous debility it is inval-
uabe, and l recommend t to all who may need
ali invgorating, renoyating tonic.
0. T. WALKER,
Boston.
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man. Washington Porter, Ih0maS MUTgaII,
/ II. Dinkelman. Delegates to Central
Glrh- -Ianas A rmstrann. lanes Robertson.
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we'll as she can sing.
Mrs Mura- Clark Gaines has filed l
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

Steamer Galiis Br), Cook. Liverpool via eaeeh''S~
steamer State Of Indiana tBr) sader Gasgow-Austin.
steamer RSbina (Br). Jones, Cork for ordsrs-John
Steamer Amerique ur. Deort Hsvre-Loais de Bebian
Steamer Harold DAN, Bg1as hES.s Edys Co.
Steamer l.llion Br skinner S"p'es-oen"sn' noyssen'
steamer City Of Columbus Nickerson. .savannah-George
Yonge o,.ssc
Steamer Richmond. Kelly, West Point, Vs-old Dominion
Steamer vneaud. Bowen, ,Baltimore-J Krems
Steamer Deaance Davidson, Phiiadelpha-wm Clyde
Ship Don Enrique tBr). Cremor, Yokohama-salter &
Ship Johann Friedsrich (GerA Gerlach, Bremen-Her-
Bark Mary Pratt. savin, London-Brett. Son Co;
Bark Dorins Aus) Bartoli. Great Yarmouth, E-sioco
Bark Inca Gsr. wondshorst vigo and cadis-Theo Ru-
Bark Ocean CSor, Paulscn. Hamburg-Benham. Boyo-
Bark oste Tide tNOp, Lassessn stetn-Bockmann Ger
BARK Saga (Nor), Olsen. Aarhuus-C Tobias & Co.
Bark kuneberg Nor). Fredercksen' ssocNholn-funeh'
Preciosa CSor), Jacobsen, Havre Hincken.
BARK rrigate Bird CNor) bernsen Marseiiies-f
bark Fremad (Nor. Johannesen, Riga-Funch Edge 4
BARK Nomad Hawkins Smyrna-George II Squire.
Bark Laura Burnham Phillips, Honolulu-W Cross
Bark Mani.ou. wicks Nobie-J W Wilson 4 Co.
Brig Part SBr1 Golfer AosrdeenM1 pn.noy w.
schr Margarita Antonia Csp verger, MOrocco-J de RI
sehr oliver Cults dIay) Jones' Port Prinee-R Mur
Schr II Grifen. Mckinney. Pont-a Pitre-B Weinberg
Schr Emma Rlteh Tookcr st Thomas-Penstou & Co.
Schr Bessie Carson (Br), Carson, st john NB-Snow
schr Almeda Wiley. Gilchrist. Ponsscola-Parsons
sehr c shultis Young Newark. NJ-Mastor.
Schr Helen Mar. Ward. Providence and Newport| @
Roberts.
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Watson, of tho Cunard steamer Algeria has
thanks for special meteorological observations made in
connection with the HERALD weather service.
The purseis of Saratoga. from Havana. and
Alps from Kingston Ja will please accept thanks for
favors.
COMMERCE NEW YoRK-During the month of June
800 vessels arrived New York from foreign ports,
namely steamers 40 ships 336 barks 90 briggs and
25 shooners of which 292 American 227 British.
122 Norwegian ~ Italian, 80 German, II Austrian.
French. Dutch, Swedish Belgian. Spanish, Hay
tien, Danish, Russian, Mexican and Portuguese
PRixA (49l tons ItaD Pissarella from
Philadelphia Sept ~ with Of 30 S3 bushels
for Queenstown having been heard Of since her depar
ture, is no doubt lost.
BARK MARY ELxABxTH from Troon for Demerara sprung
aeek and abandoned Feb g. with feet Of in
her hold about O0 miles from Cape Grew and
landed ut Havre by the bark Rosa Chichzola
BARK LxrIrIA (whaler Of New Bedford Crsw put into
Mauritius May "a leaky. but master
BRIG CLIFFORD 45I tons built Stockton Me-
1857. now in port. has been sold for S3,OOu
BRIG HARRY yRDES. at Havana Juno 2l. from Pensa
COLA lost her deckoad during bad weather the
ScHR TEMPEST Riley from Philadelphia incorrectly
printed having sunk the 27th uit opposite the Nor
folk Lighthouse station. 1t should have road Norwak
where she bound.
RocxLAsD, July l-schr Everett of this port, lying
WAS beng heated In cabin and before
could be extingushed her house was ruined. mainsal
burned and other damage DONE Loss about S7Oo In
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LoSpoS July 2-Arrived, steamer Emblehope Br)
Stephenson Montreal; ship cornsiius arinnsl BorlAnd
New York
Lizard. July 2. AM-oh steamer Aus'rsiA 1br' "ard
New York for London
Lrspos, to July a-sssd ship Marsnna ,sp, Ferreir
| New York
Lrcnous. July a-saiisd, steamer Scandinavia BE
Pxulsen, New York.
MRLBoURsx, July ARRIVED, brig Hazard. Miller. San
Francisco.
PLYMOUTH July 2-Arrived, bark A NJ schwexasrd orr
johnson, New York
ouExSsrows, July ARRIVED, steamer Italy (Br) smp
Now York for Liverpool; bsrks yskyrien Nor). An
dersen New York I'd Gronsvar Nor) jacobsen do Naja
den Nor, Halvorsen, Wilmington, NC; Mary Graham
dBp. Temple, Baltimore; Freir CNor. Carlson, do.
Sailed I'd. steamer City of Chester tBr, Brooks drom
LiverpooD. New York
Rio JASERo. June 3o-Arrved, steamer Colorado. Boil
ger, New York
RxvAL juno as-sailsd. bark Regina (Nor) Bronlupd.
New York
RIGA July 2-Arrived. bark Prim Cor,, Govertsen.
Mobile
RourS. July l-Arrived. steamer Black Watch (Br).
Mcpherson, Baltimore.
RorrnnDAx, June so-cisared bark Nymphen Nor).
Kjuf New York.
sAxrAxpxR June .s-Arrived bark Adolph Engler VIII
sABLxs pOLosSrs. june 2i-Arrived bark Ering Nor),
Svensen, Richmond.
vIGo to July 2-Arr,ved bark Mozart tNor Mortensen.
New York. 1885,
WEST HARrIErool, July aArrved, steamer Avor (Br9.
Alton, Boston. tf
YoKomAxA about une 26-Arrived bark Brsxos, Fuller,
Now York.
LONDON, July 2Ship st John Smith, waterhousc from
San Francisco March 81 for Liverpool. put into Rio
Janero the LIST inst oang and will have to discharge
Bark Orient us) Petersen from Baltimore has struck
Waterford bar
Bark Nord Nor), Terkelsen from New York. which
rived at Queenstown June "a has damaged in col
lsion and will have to discharge
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLyHxAD, July 2-wind wSw. strong; barometer
29455
LIVERPOOL, July 2-Wind W by N, fresh gale.
PLYMOUTH, July 2-Wnd WSW fresh. cloudy; barometer
296O.
scILLY July 2-wind sw very strong; barometer 2seo
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
SPOKEN.

Ship Henry Sanford. Sleeper from Glasgow for New
York, June 70, lat ~ 81. Ion 50 30.
Ship Chocorua, Matthew'S from Cardiff for Singapore,
May lat = .. Ion ~ W.
Ship Importer, Shsrburne, from New York for Yoko
hama. May -. lat IL N. Ion ~ w.
ship Mary Stone Phinney from Bassein for Bremen.
May l, lat 10 s, Ion 10 40 Il.
snip Edward Brien Henry from Liverpool for Callao.
May IL lat l3 s. Ion 80 W.
Bark Harriet Uphsm (Br,. Putnam from New York for
Port Natal, May ~. lat 10 s. Ion "a W.
Bark John VI Clerk. Conant. from New York for Ado
lade April ~. lat 81 s, Ion 27W
Bark James Peake tBrl. Graham, from Now York for
Montevideo May IA, lat 8 n. Ion % W.
Bark Eta Stewart B from Sharpness for st john NB
juno 10. Is miles 5 OF Cape Clear
Bark Princess Royal rl from London to British Colon
bia May 10. lat \. lon 30 w.
Bark Annie Lorway tBr), from London for Agoa Bay,
Nav ~. lstl N. Ion % w.
Bark Chevalier Br from Troon for Montreal June %.
lat - a3, Ion 30 OF.
Bark Inga (Nor. Olsen. from New York tor Dundee.
June 20. lat ~ Ol Ion 20 5s.
Bark Essex savory from New York for Zanzibar. Juno
z. lat ~ us. Ion 80 80
Bark George Walker tBr, Patterson fsom Hamburg for
Baltimore. July !. of Georges Shoals.
Schr Mosos knowltOn from Baltimore Tor Long Cay,
June %, of Fortune Island.
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Sehr II Curtis, Mann. Port johnson for Boston
Schr Skyxrk. West Port 5hnson for Boston
Schr y q Smith, Port John son for Providence.
schr Carnge Smith, Port johnson for frovi-
dence
schr Elias Ross Lewis Port Johnson for Providence
Schr George w Whistler. Johnson. Port Johnson ior
Providence.
Schr Wreath, Hodgkins. Amboy for Bangor. -
Schr American Eagle. Brown. Amboy for Portland, me-
Schr Clark. Nickerson Amboy for Boston,
Schr Perins. Smith, Amboy tor Stonington.
Schr Sterling. Ball. Amboy for Bridgeport
Schr Henry Demng, Boardman. Amboy Tor mar"
ford
Schr Harriet 4 sarsy Prentis. Amboy for Hartford
Schr Helen p Jones' Philadelphia for Mddletown, c.
Schr Tsnhsuser. Kennedy. Pensacola for New Haven
Went Pm. brig Dart before reported on HERALD
Telegraph Station ut Whitestono.
Sailed from Hart Island Roads AN. barks hio De La
Plata (Br) Foley. from New York for Pictou; Colin
Mcneil Cromwell. do for Boston: Angelina Aus 90 tor
Providence; brig Kate McDougal Bp, Stewart. do ior
AQuillA