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PASSENGER LISTS.

NEwHALL, May 3d.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
W. R. Lyon and wife. H. A. Spence and
wife, G. 7. Trego and wife, Mrs. Dsvaunt.
@. A. Fuiney, San Francisco; J. z. HAYES,
A. w. Won Schmidt, A Won Schmidt, Bos-
ton J. Atradey, Modesto A F. Margary,
B. T. Barge, San Francisco; G. T. Ellis,
Tulare; J. A. Mears, J.. B. Abbott, NJ. c..
Marsh, H. P. Sontag, c. T. Bonmay, j. T.
Mckee, San Francisco.
CARLIN, May 3d.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow Mr.. aud
Mrs. c. A. Stevenson, Miss Dollie Pike, Miss
Gertrude Johnson, Miss Alice Mansfield,
Mrs. NJ. Benson, Mrs. j. w Brutone. H.
B. Phillips, Ed. Arnot, W. j. Gilbert.
j. t. Burke, L. Sontram, w. J. Lamb, J.
O'Neill. Kate Clsxton company, New York !;
Miss Dresser, Rev. V. A. Lewis, wife and
NJ Montgomery, New York Mrs. Hondlett
and three children, San Francisco; C. b.
Brok, Oakland n. W. Conkling, New
York Miss G. D. Castle, Sandwich islands
Miss Sarah Lenhart. Pennsylvania j. B.
Belden and wife, Miss Laura Belden, Miss
Louise Belden, San Francisco; Helen Lewis.
Madison, Ind; Alfred Nickerson, S. Law.
renee French, w. P. Reed, Boston, Mass.
A. V. Lean. Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. C.
vanandel and daughter, Mrs. w. C. Bulge,
Ogden. Utah (; John Deveny, New York /;
VIM. Moore, Kenton, o.; Robert Stephens,
Scotland; Mrs. Thomas r. Martin and
child, Ogden, Utah eleven emigrant pas
sengers, including three males, to arrive in
Sacramento May 9Th.
OMAHA, May 3i.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento May 7th: John /. Sa-
bin, Mrs. William Hamilton and SOD. Mrs.
C.s.t porl and dauohtar A T I avis q
w. Craft, San Francisco; l.. B. Notion and
family, Fresno, Cal; Edward D. Mandel and
wife, Miss Bertha Mandel, New Bedford,
Mass; Miss Meisey, New York; Mrs. O..
w. Himrod, Alameda; q. III. Krauter,
Bridgeton; n. J. E. Terry and wife. San
Jose; A. Booth Chicago; H. G. Jarrett,
New York A W. Stott and wife, San Fran
cisco; Charles Robinson, West Acton, Mass. !;
J. w. Plumner, Denver.
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Our reason for this sale has been already given, viz
That each Of institutions growing fast that
change all round is imperative and necesiates general
inventory Balance Sheet must be ready by MAY 81
1881 therefore this radical way Of reducing stock
Just follow little further, and will be brief:
HALE BIOS. give no credit, and therefore 10 loss.
HALE Bros pay rent the customers pocket not taxed for that
HALE BROS buy all for CASH. and the advantage that is obvious
HALE Bros receive an average discount Six and Half Per Cent
on every dollars worth Of goods they purchase.
HALE BROS by their present system of working save the HOrSe
nearly $40 600 per slnum and as climax to these ad
VanagG Ou five houses are developing themselves at such
rapid rate that it becomes imperative that the stock
along the whole line should be reduced in order to place
houses on more comprehensive footing ALI this is important
to you reader personally there was not another buyer but
yourself Will you take advantage Of it Weigh our state
ments and the position in which we are placed and think for
yourself Come to our House and SGe and having Seen your
verdict can be else than that HALE Bros is the House
for the people," and Halls BR9S we will atrOnize"
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NEW MExItO.
Land Jumpers ous,ed-Fiourishiug To

Land Jumpers 0usted- -FiOurishing Town
DEMING, May 3d.-In the cases of forcible
entry and detainer brought by the Rio
Grande, Mexico and Pacific Railroad Com
pany against the jumpers at Demipg. all were
decided in favor of the company, and writs
of restitution are now being served. AL the
parties will be ousted tomorrow. The town
lots at Deming, in which the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe and Southern Pacific
Railroads are naturally interested. are being
rapidly sold since the judgment has been is
sued, and there is little doubt that Deming
will be one of the largest and most prosper
Gus towns in New Mexico. The building of
the uni IN depot has been temporarily sus-
pended, and the mechanics sent to push the
completion of the Rio Grande bridge. The
depot will be finished by the 1st proximo.
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FOR YOUTHS (AGES IL TO 1e),

commence sERvICEABLE SUIT you
exceptionally good value)
something
made material generally
ALwool call UNION CASHMERE the
the filling Wool These often better than
goods variety styles,
certainly would like only
right.
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Another Pioneer Dead.

MARYsvILLE May 3d.-James T. Dickey,
an old pioneer resident of this city, died last
night, aged 81 years Deceased was a native
of Alabama, and located in Marysville in
1850, where he has resided continuously
since. at an early day he was prosperous
merchant, the representative of the Third
Ward of this city in the Common Council in
1854 and several successive terms thereafter
He was always closely allied with every in
terest that benefited the city of his adoption.
The funeral will be attended by the Marys
vile Pioneer Association.
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OREGON.
Neutrality-suspicious..

PORTLAND, May 3d.-Reports are received
here from Lake county, southern Oregon,
that the epizootic is very prevalent among the
horses in that section. A number of deaths
are reported, and much loss has resulted to
farmers who are compelled to stop seeding
owing to its ravases.
Track-laying by the N. P. R. R. has
reached point 81 miles Beyond Ainsworth,
and is progressing at the rate of three miles
per day. The road will be completed to
Spokane Falls before the middle of June
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Bov Drowned-A Republican syeeu

STOCKTON, May Sd.-At 4:30 this after
noon BERTHE Gillespie. aged years, son of
S. S. Gillespie, of the corner of Main and
Summer streets, while playing on the wharf,
fell into the water and was drowned. The
body was recovered.
In the election yesterday the Republicans
made clean sweep, except the City Asses
scr, two Councilmen and two School Trus.
tees. The average Republican majority was
about 2C0
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Indorsement of seaator MtIIer.

MARYsvILLE, May 3d.-A public meeting
was held in the City Hall this evening to in
dorse the action Of Senator Miller in his
efforts to break the existing deadlock in the
United States Senate. The following resolu-
tion was adopted:
Resolred That we most respectfully, but earnest
", request our Senators in Congress to urge
speedy ratification of the pending treaties
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BRITISH COLUMBEk.
A Total wreck-smafl-Pox.

VICTORIA, May 3d.-The ship Sumatra
will be total loss. She is sinking deeply in
the mud, and the water at high tide flows
over her. The crew saved the hawsers.
anchors anI standing rigging, and abandoned
the vessel.
The bark II. Buck is quarantined with
cargo OF Chinese. The second mate is down
with the smallpox. One man diei at sea
and was thrown overheard
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UTAH.
New Railroad Enterprise.

SALT LAKE, May 3d-W. w. Ritter, man
ager of the Utah and Nevada Railroad, has
just returned from New York, where he ef-
fected arrangements to push the line from its
present terminus tStockton) TO Eureka The
engineers are in the city now, and will begin
the survey in q weeks time. The new enter
prise is backed by the strongest corporation
in the United States.
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NEVADA.
The Roston ExcursionIsts.

RENO, May 3d.-Of the Boston excursion
lists who passed here yesterday there were
very few young people About 150 of them
will take in Yosemite. The four Pullman
palace sleepers on the train will be shipped
to Oregon to run between The Dalles and
Walla Walla. II. +. Shields goes with them,
and will have charge of Pullman's business
in Oregon
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SMALL FARM FOB SALE.

yvNHIs IS A wELL-EdPRovED s5-ACRE TRACT
Of ths best land near Sacramento for strawberry
culture orchard or vineyard purposes. Location,
three miles from the Capt. j; always good road.
4 fIst-class farmhouse Of rooms, large barn. work
shop. stables and good sheds Fl III pond of about
half an acre, full OF fish. All tools, wagons harness.
= horses, l cow, hogs, chickens, ducks and pigeons
20 with the place Only 81 500 cash, the balance of
81 GOO on time at 10 PER cent per annum. Further
particulars inquire OF CARL STROBE, 32l J street,
Sacramento a23-f
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DECORATION Day created.

HANroRp, May 3l-At May Day pic
mic, attended by 1000 people to-day, it wss
after be observed as a decoration day in the
Mussel Slough country. Next Wednesday
week, the 11th, will be celebrated as the
FIRST anniversary of the unfortunate tragedy
of year ago. 1t was announced that those
wishing to unite in the celebration will as
ssuhle at Granseville at 10 A. VI, and deco
rate the five graves there of the men who
were victims on that occasion. They will
then come to Hanford and decorate the two
graves here After that there will be y
gathering in Wasson's Grove, two miles south
of here, where one or more appropriate ad-
dresses will be made commemorative of the
occasion.
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Town Election.

WATsoNvILLE, May 3i-An election for
Town Trustees and Marshal was held here
yesterday. There was but little interest
manifested, except for the latter office. w.
E. Peck, j. s. Yoacham, II. P. Brassel L.
V. Willets, Otto Stoesser and G. A. Traf-
ton were elected Trustees, and w. S. Neal
Marshal
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FOB SALE BARGAIN.

1 FARM OF 10 2ACRES OF PATENTED ~
n land situated on the stage road in Nap Sf's
county California l25 acres rich, level land, --A.
under cultivation, now sown TO wheat and hay !;
garden, vineyard and orchard, aad 4 comfortable
frame dwelling on the premises schC ol.house and
postoffce in the vicinity; climate unsurpassed
Title perfect Terms easy, AID possession given
whel required. For particulars call ON or address
CADWALN NDER & PARSONS, Real Estate Agents,
cJrner Third and J streets, Sacramento. m3-lptf
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EDW. CaoWALADER.

AFFICE, CORNER THIRD AND STREETS
" residence, corner Tenth and streets, Sacra
mento, Cal.
Notary Public.
United States Commissioner
Commissioner Of Deeds for the States and Terri
tories, and COnyeyaueer
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, ,ueasss, Contracts, etc,
rawn and aekno Tledged. mrl0.tf
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FOR BOYS (AGES 8 TO I2),

showing infinite number of In these So will
GOOD
eevenb ter than materi lmuh COSTLY
CHEVIOTS CASSI
MEREs FLANNEIS AND WoRSTEDs. We lines
&C. 81 and other popular and
higher
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charged in their paper with having been IN
duced by improper means 10 neglect the
prosecution Of a Chinese murderer, Sam
Chung. The Grand Jury. after inquiries into
the matter, concluded not to indict the news
pSue; men.
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TELESCOPE,

NEADE BY SALoMoN& SONS, ALBERMARLE
w street. London, aud costing there go, with
Terrestrial and Celestial or Astronomical Day and
Night, EYeglasses and Tripod, all complete. IN ma
hogany box will be sold cheap. Inquire Ct
a22-lplm DALE Is CO.. Sacramento.
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q 400 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.

E1oR sALE-oN EASY TERMS AND IN ssSt
II subdivisions as per survey, 400 acres ~
Of flrst-ra:e FARMING LAND, formerly Known -->s~.
as the " "BEARD'S RANJH." at the Mission OF
San Jose, Alameda County. Apply to the FkhNCH
SAVISGS BANK. No 53i Cal fornia street, San
Erarcisco a26-Ipim
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The Alameda Diaster-Verd!ct of the
COroncr's Jury.

SAN LEANDRo, May 3d.-Tae verdict of
the Coroner's jury exonerates the train en-
ployes, but censures the railroad company for
planting and allowing trees to grow so as to
obstruct the view of persons crossing, and
the employees on the train from seeing the
crossing
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SufcIlp.

SAN Francisco. May 3d.-Peter Mccain,
native of ireland, sged 55 years, committed
suicide among the sand hills near the German
Hospital this afternoon, by shooting himself
The cause is unknown.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE
NEUB9gRG si Lagos,

Mos. 30, So AND 81 FIFTH ST SACRAMENTO,
~ dealers in Produ and Brewers Supplies
Manufacturers Of Malt and all kinds of Meals etc.
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat Graham -Four,
Buckwheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bags for sale
ais lpti
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In the worlds broad field of battle,
In the bivouac of life,
Be not like dumb, driven cattle,
Be q hero in the strife

To his afTectonate wife and four young children
we tender our heartfelt sympathy, and trust that
the useful and benevolent services our colleague
has rendered our country and mankind NAV be re-
turned by acts of kindness and charity to the be-
reaved and widowed mother and fr srless children
bereft of paternal counsel, kindness affection and
support From this unexpected event NAV we
learn that life is evanescent and that all terres-
trial engagements are fieetiDg and transitory And
may we further learn Lesson of wisdom and moder-
alton that shall soften asperites stimulate friend.
ship, forty virtue and promote all the kndlier and
nobler ambitious of life We trust that the hono-ed
name OF our deceased colleague has been transferred
from the rocall of this House to that of the house
not made with hands, eternal in the blissful fields
of life. With respect and grief most profound we
will attend the funeral rites of our deceased brother
rear monument to his worth and plant flowers Of
affection over his grave.
The euiogy was ordered Iecordt d on the Journal
Ou motion OF Mr.. MATTHEWS the House at l0:4O ad-
journed out of respect for the deceased member
with the understanding that twould reassembe for
funeral purposes ct 1:45 p N.
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RgeuI ArR TdE LIVER with Hammers osscara
sagrada Bitters. and health is the result
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FOR YOUNG MEN ages 1e TO 2O),

STYLES
something rpen
IN DARK TWEED, dressy
TIL prices range from
be eshownt sseason
also have abundant CHIIDRENS
and LINEN COATS, BUSTERS and ULSTERS
Even though not be prepared buy don't
the Clothing of
ATURED MEN IN THE
the good things he has offer
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IN JOSIE AND BLOUSE SUITS,
CAGES 4 TO ., SHORT PANTsJ


STOUT COTTONADE SUIT and gen for 40
had n qualities IS 90
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FIVE IMroe'Ep cleAas at Hammers Drug core,
Fourth aud streets.
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BANNERS CAscAsA SsGRADA BITTEFs are meeting
with the success they justly merit. Try it,
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ALI Dress Materials are lengths suitable to the purchaser
Pairs Of Sheets Lengths Of Pillow MuslnS
Table Linens in all lengths
Napkins in a. 1-2 or by the dozen
Towels angy or in bulk Hosiery, in pairs or by the dozen
Ribbons, in all lengths GolOrS and qualities;
Gloves Ties, LaGa Goods.
Of
hand The thinking the from this
BUSINESS
coul9T
nearly $4,000 salaries alone
of
finding hands This i and object
being achieved.
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shooting Affair at Truckee.

TRUcKEE, May Sd.-About IL o'clock last
night officer james Reed, of this place, shot
and seriously wounded Joseph Dysart in the
left side, the ball passing just to the left of
the heart. The shooting occurred in saloon,
and there are several versions Of the affair
Dysart was under the influence of liquor at
the time, and when in this condition he is
considered dangerous man, he having been
engaged in several shooting scrapes prior to
this one. A dispute arose between the officer
and pysart upon some matter, and hot words
passed between them. The officer states that
Dysart made an attempt to draw weapon,
whereupon he shot him il self-defense.
Shooting Anray--s ity Mar shaI Wounded.
SALINAS. May 3d.-A shooting affray oc-
Cured this afternoon between two men
named Ell. Lsird and James Frazier. They
met in the Office of the Abbott House. and
high words passed between them, Frazier
saying, I'll take your life right now," max
ing move to draw pistol. Laird drew one
and fired. -Four more shots were then fred
by the parties while passing from the Office
to the street. City Marshal McDoueall
coming up arrested Laird. While holding
bin Frazier came TO the door of the Abbott
House and fired at Laird, missing him, the
ball hitting tina Marshal on the left arm.
passing through the breast and running
around to the back. The ball was extracted,
and the wound, although severe, is not con
sldered dangerous. As usual, q woman is
said to be the cause of the quarrel
Newspaper Men Before Grand Jury.
BoDIE. May 3d.-Osborne & Cleveland.
publishers of the Daily Free Press, appeared
before the Grand Jury of Mono county at
Bridgeport to-day, to explain az alleged
criminal libel against the prosecuting officers
OF the county, who had been quite plainly
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HANNERs cA.cAnA sAsRsp, Buffers Tor hat.:ia
constipatiOu
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HAun,s'. Dsus STORE, Fourth and K streets
Sacramento.
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WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEWELRY
WILLIAM q. MILLEE

GIzte with Flobergl
ATo. 62s J STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 10
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler Importer SIS
and Dealer In Watches, Sliyerware, Jewelry, 81 "a
s:c Repairing a speciality, under Robert SSlsS
Harsh. All country orders promptly attended 70.
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Star Notices, to follow reading matter twenty five
cents a line for each insertion
Advertisements of Situations Wanted Houses to Let
Society Meetings etc, of OR LESS will be
inserted in the DAILY REcoRD-UNIoN as follows:
One time ........,.,.,,,.,.,,25 % cents
lnree times 90 cents
One week ,........,...,.,.,....?5 rs cents
Seven words to constitute a line.
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w. 0. THRAILKILL, u. ID. s..
DRs. BRgwER .s sOuTmwoRTH.
III. H. PIgRSON
+. r. TEBBETs,

No. 527I street, between Fifth and Sixth.
a7-lplm
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y. rs. KLINE.

Late With wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
XETATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, ,o
w No. 90 street, between Second and SSFc.
faird. Dealer IN Watches Clocks, Silver - s.
ware, leSeiry, etc. Repairing in all It's @2iaZt
branches a specially, under Mr.. FLoBER0.
RS-lpIm
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THE WEEKLY UNION
Published in semiweesly partsl
Is issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each week.
comprising Eight Pages in each issue Sixteen Pages
each K, and is the cheapest and most desr, lie
Home News and Literary Journal published on the
Terms, One Year so
semi.Yeckly Union Advertising Rates.
Half Square, time 81 90
Each additional time. 90
One Square time co
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IhE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
PUBLISHED BY THE
SaGram6ntO Publishing Company.
WM. IL. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication Office, Third ST., bet. and Il.
THE DAILY RECORD.uNION

spublshed every day Of the week. Sundays excepted
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The Portland daily press., 1881-04-23

At Calcutta 18th. ship Sunrise, Clark for New
Ar at Pernambuco Mch 16. sch Mauna Loa, Lor-
ing. Richmond.
Ar at Point-a Pitre 10th inst, sch Yo Semitic.
Chase, New York, (and sailed 18th for Delaware
Ar at Trinidad 9Th, brig Mary Pennell, Mitch
ELL Cienfuegos
Sid 9Th, sch Vineyard. Rosebrook, for North of
Ar at Kingston 9th, sch Levi Hart, Giles, Boston,
(and sailed 18th for Cienfuegos3
AR at Cienfuegos 9Th, sch Cephas Starrett, Law
Sid 12th brig Tally Ho Gates, Boston,
Sid FIN Caibarien Sth inst brig Clyte. Dow, for
Philadelphia.
Ar at Havana 10th inst, barque Anna Walsh
Bowers. Boston; sch Louisa Bliss, Strong, Boston,
18th, Chas Loring. Whittier FIN New York; Ocean
Brooks roei Portland; screamer Drisko. New York
Giles Loring, Low do; Sullivan, Perry, Cardenas.
Ar at Matanzas 9th inst, barque Henry Knight,
Pendletor, St Thomas; sch Eva May McDufie, Car
denas; 10th. barques Lillian, Runball, Marseilles;
lah Coombs. New York; Ellen H Munroe, Whtak-
Cascatelle, Allen, do; sch Nellie Dinsmore, HUI
bert, Baltimore; 9th. barque Walker Arlington,
ton. Portland; 14tb, barque John Marsh, Falker.
Philadelphia.
Sid 18th, brig Atlas. Gray, for Philadelphia; sch
Ethan Allen Simonton, do; 18th, Belle Hooper Gil
key, and NJ Bird. Merrill, North of Hatteras.
Ar at Cardenas 9th inst, barque M Haven, VI.
rick, New York; sch Agnes Grace, Seavey, Sagua;
Corbett, Philadelphia; brig Sullivan, Perry, Boston;
schs Lahaina. Tibbetts, Alexandria; S Hitchcock,
Reed Portland: 18th, barques Nina Sheldon. Col
son, Sagua; Lering, soule, and Arthur Wade,
Sherman, New York; brigs Staples, Showers and
David Bugbee, Showers, do; Elizabeth Winsow,
Locke, Philadelphia; schs Eva Pettengll, York,
st Thomas; 18th, brig Gypsy Queen. Chandler from
Philadelphia sch Orrie Drisko, Drisko. from Port
Spain.
Cid 9th, sch Carrie E Woodbury., Woodbury., for
North of Hatteras; 9th, brig Sullivan, Perry, do;
schs Cumberland, Weber. and Maggie Dalling, Dali
ling do; Grace Webster Young, and Kocheko, JAS
per, do.
Ar at Sagua 7th inst. barque Josie Mildred, CHM,
New York (and sailed for Cardenas.
AR at Bermuda 18th inst sch Stephen Bennett,
Douglass, New York. to load cargo lumber of con-
demned barque Florence Peters, for Boston.
Ar at St John. NIB, 18th, sch Jennie Wiley,
Chadwick, Beaufort SC.
Cid 2Oth sch Union Dix, New Bedford.
Cid at Dorchester, NIB. 18th, schs Elvira Watts
New York; j q Nash, Crowley, and S Moulton
Crowley, do
SPOKEN.
April 10, lat 35 80, Ion 72 O6, sch R Pillsbury
Pitcher, Curacao for New London.
April 10, off Fenwiek Island, sch Eben II King
Bragdon from New York for Granada.