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NATIONAL BANKS.
COMPTROLLER KNox's REPORT FOR THE PAST
SIX HoETHs


SIX SoETHS
WASHINGTON, May 2-C5mpirollcr Kaox
reports the numhef OF new national banks
organized during the past six moaths 10 be
1872, with capital Of &14 ,95S, ,0G0 OF these
banks, zen, having capitol Of 81 ,005 900,
are located ia New York; slsVeD, with a cap
ital of S7S5, 900, in Peausyivauis; six. x.een,
with capital OF $1,000 900, in Ohio, Ten,
with capital of 3 10000, in Illinoi.; nine,
with capital of SS60,0G0, in Iowa; six, with
a capital Of 1925 900 IN n brAska; eight, with
a capital of 40 $50, IN Dako a. aad nine,
in Texas, with cspital ef SS500C0. Ar
ranged by geographical divisions, tas nun.
Der OF banks organized in the New Engla0d
Ststes is five, with a capital Of $4,000; 10
the NJ .ddle S:ates, twsnty-thTse banks, with
a capital Of 81 ,S9S coo; ia the Sou,hera
States, including six banks il Missouri aud
six banks IN K-ntucky, twenty-siI banks,
With capital of 81 100000; Wes. RI States,
seventy banks, with capital Of $3.50 GOO;
in the Pacific States, eight banks, with 2 esp
ital of $4,000. Twelve OF the hSDks or
gsnized, having capital cf S2,600.C00 are
banks which allowed their corporate exist-
ence to expire and organized other banks in
the same Localities. Twenty-three other
banks, having capital Of $3,S36,000, hsve
gone into liquidation during the past sig
months and relinquished businssi. The
amount of mutiialed bank notes received,
counted and desroyad during six months is
81 ,577 ,6SS; smouat OF new notes issusd,
sS7, ,S73, ,250; increase N the capital of ns-
iional banks during toe last six months,
S677 500; ircre in ercu atiSr, s., ,S99, ,79l /;
lpcrease in lawful moasy dePoz ed for the
purpose Of retiring circulation, Sl,002,401.
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THE CIVIL SERVICE.
THE REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSION AP-
PROVED BY THE CABINET.

PROVED BY THE CABINET.
WAS IINeroN, May "A speci,l meeting
of the Cabinet was held to-day 10 consider
the Civil Service regulations now awaiting
the Presidents acticn. All the members
were present except The attorney. G neral
The session lasted about two hours and d
b half, and the regulations as presented By the
Civil Service Commission ware agreed 10
without substantial change, although it was
deemed advisable 10 change the mode and
expression OF certain rules. There was one
question which ths Cabinet found ii
difficult TO decide. The custom which is now
observed in making appointments in several
OF the executive departments, and which in
the treasury has the force Of law, is to dis
tribute them among .he States and Terrific.
ries upon the bssis OF population. l. is
questioned whether q strict adherence TO
tbis rule would net, in many csSes, bzmpsr
the administration OF the Civil Service,
and majority of the members of the
Cabinet incline TO tke view thai
an appointment under the new Civil Service
rules should be made strictly upon merit, as
determined by a competitive examination,
regardless OF the residence of the successful
candidate. A decisioa, however, has NOT
| bseu reached By the Cabin, upsn tbis poiut
Donuer B EIon, of the Civil Ssrvice
! Comm is5ion, said lbis evening that one Of
the clauses Of the new Civil Ssrvice Law, pro-
vides that appointments shali be distributed
amsug Ststes ard Territories in proportion
TO the population as far as practicable, bat
as this clause comes with several hers ua.
der the common head of provisions which
are TO lie carried out only SO f-r as the
| good administration of the law
will permit, he did not think
it would prove seurcs of much difficulty
He said, further, that it should be borne in
mind that the law had nothing to ssy with
regard TO the proportion in which several
States and Territories sre represented in
the appointments already made, and that
the present representation of the States aud
Territories would not be taken into cousid
GRAFTON in determining future appointments,
as the law ref+rs solely 10 appointments here
after to be made, so that ths provisions ei
the Law referred 10 relate 20 the appoint
meDts, not to examinations. OF course, ex-
amnatiOns would be In ade, hs said, with q
view to supplying the appointing power with
! proper material.
The President will approve the regnla.
tions as soon as they shall have been altered
TO meet the views Of the Cabinet.
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AEATHEE cynical lady, somewhat Of firt,
Gays most men, like colds, are very essily
csught but difficult TO get rid of. Her mia
,ske is apparent. DIR. Bul's Cough Syrup
will care any cold, however stubborn it may
be. Price % cenls.
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CHANCERY SALE
R RE AL E 8 II ATE.

No. 2409, R-Chancery Court OF Shelby county,
Tennessee-Geo G. Ware ct 81. VS.. Jennie HeW-
EFT ct al.
DY virtue OF an interloeutory decree for sale en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 18th day Of
January, 1877, and renewed April p, 1888, will
SELL al public auction, 70 the highest bidder, in
front of the Clerk and Masters office, courthouse
building, Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, nay &c, IssS-
within legal hours, the following described props
erty situated in Memphis, Shelby county, Ten
nessee, ,to-wit: Lots Nos and 8 OF Joseph Gra-
hams subdivision Of part OF original lot No. IA:
Besinning at the southeast corner of lot No. / of
said subdiVision, on the north side OF Washington
street. I65 liz feet from the intersection Of the
north side of Washington street with the east side
OF the alley. known East a ley, east of Third
street: thence eastward with the north side of
Washington street 49 feet inches 70 the south
west corner of lot OF said subdivision; thence
Rorthward with the dividing line between said
lots 3and 1851 fest to alley; thence westward
with south line of said alley 47 feet inches 10
the dividing line between lots I aud 2; thence
lis1& ieef TO the beginniDg-Deing the same prop
erty conveyed. to Jane E Ware BY A. Hslle by
deed on record IN Book 5s, part l, page 565 and
which was conveyed 10 said Halle sy Joseph Gra-
ham by deed, OF record in Eook 81 part 2, page
3S7.
Terms Of ssle-oue-third 60 cash and remain
der IN one and two years: purchaser to give notes
with good security for deferred payments; lien re-
t&ined. Thi. Nay z. 1888.
z. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master,
By Geo. Mallery, Depty Clerk and Master. sat
Smith Collier and W. p. Wilson solicitors.
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Racing in England.

LONDON, May AT the Chester meeting
to-day the race for the Chester Trades Cup for
rse-year-olds aud upwards, was won oy Leopold
DeRothschild's 6iserta; c. J. Merry's Beauty sec
oud, Sir J. D. Astley's Sauey Boy third. Six
sta
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

C. B. GALLOWAY q co .PRopR1EToRs.
RRtes-S2 90. S3 and 81 per day. according to
size and location of room.
Table Board. $50 per month.
r Tilley, Ga A Heiligers, Col
E HUssey, n Y W VauVleet &w, Wis
Il g Cantreu. jr, KY BlatZ, Milwaukee
II Smiley, trenton Ell Taylcr Hot Springs
W EVefson n Whitney, ~
Z Gerard, NY X Green, NY
RI Carpenter, n Y J Strauss, NY
G j Harrison, Tenn J G Tiffany, N
+ Garten d<w, Conn II d Warner, Ny
T KaOgh, y Miss Martin, Miss
q G. Wells C A ; Duucan sc
W Johnson, sc r Reed, Ga
W Sparks Ca x Caldwell, XIV
J Mcdonald, N Y Jno steele NY
g C Ogd-n, Ark II G Fleming, Miss
J II Reese, Pittsburg Vim Williamson, Tenn
Miss Williamson, Tenn John Hooker, n Y
g C Estell, Nashville d McKinzie tew, Miss
G Caruthers, Miss d w Brown louisville
BeaSley Lagrange.
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NEW ORLEANs, May 2.-The mayor and
twenty pro ninent citizens OF Beauregard re-
quest that all contributions be sent TO the
relief committees.
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BRIEF MENTION.

WAsHIEGToE, May 2.-President Arthur
has made proclamation of supplementary
extraorTiUH treaty between tue Ua:ted States
and Spain
An effort is being made to have Paducab,
Ky, reestablished as a port of delivery.
The President has selected Boston, Atlanta
aed Chicago az the names for the three new
steel cruisers of the navy.
Bies continued his argument in the Star
route trial to-day, dwelii5g at great length
upon The testimony relating to sffidavits.
The President to-day appointed William
S. Woods district judge for the Seventh Dis
trict OF Indians, Ujce Walter .. Gresham, sp
pointed Postm sstee. General.
Al the special Cabinet meeting TO dsv all
tbs members we're present except Brewster
The Civil Service Commission regulations
were agreed 10 without substantial change.
Vics-Admirsl Rowan, has asked 10 be re
lievsd from the duties OF superintendent of
the Naval Observatory, and Secretary
Chsndler has appointed Com. Shufeldt to
succeed him.
Com. Shufeldt will, on the 9Th of this
mon h, be promoted to rear admiral. as on
this ste r al Admiral z r. Calhoun will
be plscr d upon the retired liaf. It hsd been
decided TO give ShufeIdt the command of tt e
Mare Island Navy Yard, but now some other
officer wfii be ssut 10 that point.
Tne District Court, 10 general term TO day,
hesrd argument on the appeal by counsel for
Capt. Howgste, from The iecision of Justice
Macarthur diemisslDg his application for the
vacation of attachments (aggregsting nearly
SlO0,000) against Capt. Howgate's property,
b cause tue sut had been brought by special
counsel instead OF by the United States At
torney. The Court reserved its decision.
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ESTA ABLISHED 1910.
INnICATIOEa.

For Tennesses and The OHIO VALLEY, fair Ueataer,
joo~ed BY local rains, southerty lstHds becoming
vari0ble, stationary or iower temperature and
pressure
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The dress parade was postponed until $50
O'Clock p 10. Wednesday.
The O'Clock .. IN. train brought Sirs NJ. B. How
ell, W. f. Blume, 7. o. Morris, Capt-Gen. George
Hoff, aud sir w. c. Cartwright and wife.
At 730 O'Clock pm. the Sir Knights repaired to
the Methodist church. which was filled to over
flowing with the beauty and chlvalry of Lebanon,
where the regular Templar service was performed,
after which Sir JOse III Irving, pastor of the
MelhOdist churen. delivered an eloauent .ermon.
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GRSsonsz Hotel.
Why Raar., Resigned

Why Raana Resigned.
ST. LOUIS May "A report is circulated
here on alleged good authority that Com
missioner R.um, of the Internal Revenue
Bureau, resigned to take charge of the legal
buainess of the Lorillards, of New York,
espscial in connection with the collection
Of the rebate on t95scco,. which, it is said,
will pay him 10000 year.
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The Commaudery convened at 230 O'Clock p m,
and the Grand Commander delivered his annual
address and appointed the standing committees,
with the following chairmen, namely: On the Do
ings of Grand Officers, Joseph II. Eus ELL Appeals
and Grievances, John l.. Dashiell; on Finance and
Accounts, Ii. c Hensl y; New Commander, Chas.
Buford on Returns Ewil BuTuey.
All the grand officers submitted their reports,
Sir James ID. Richardson submitted hia report
and the meeting adjourned until $3.50 O'Clock
Wedns sday morning.
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AUDITING BOARD.

TUE Auditing Board created by the act OF the
i legis eture, passed March 3, 1SS3 for funding
the DEBT 0! the city of Memphis, is now fully or
sanizs1 and ready for business. The next meet
ing VIII ne held at the courthouse on MONDAY,
indebtedneSs which they desire to fund will please
present the same to this Board at their earliest
convenience. DAVID P. HADDES,
President of the Board.
Attest: C. L. PuLLKN, Secretary.
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Eew Clarendon Hotel.
PARLoR HOTEL OF MEMPHIS.

ENLA RGED.
PARLOR HOTEL OF MEMPHIg.
Rates-S2, 81 80 and IS per day.
L. D. HUNT......... ..............MAsASER.
H Hayes. Cincinnati J Reynolds, Cincinnati
C NcLarty. Miss NJ Thornton, Mss
l. Harris. Ripley, Miss E stewart, Lyon
4 Boswell, Tenn J s Drake, Tenn
J J Hicks. Tenn s Nun, Tenn
Wsddle Boston G F B ack, Ala
II Miller. Mss JH Pullen, Tenn
C Clark Padueah Luten, Tenn
II A Hunter, Tenn Moseley, Tex
l. James, Tenn Mrs Lindsey. Ala
2 Shere, N y L Conoll, Va
A Spelman, Va
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any interest in those matters. He said, how
ever, % o the YslloSs.5ne Plrk leass, that
he took the advice OF his zssisisnt, Joslyn.
and Of McCau mon, the isS officer Of the
department, aud that the lease Was, in their
opinion, in accordance with the Law Teller
went op 10 say: 1T doss not, ss the senator
assumes, give control OF the PARK TO The les
sees Any numbsr Of 0; her leases may 6e
made IN every Tsspect "a advantageous 10
tae lessees as this one. No exclusive rriyi-
lege ls giyer, and no advantage is
gITea in sites. The lease covers silps for a
hotei sud stage stations sggreg2ing ten
acres. 0 hers may, il they desire, have the
same. As 10 The TD.irg OF The department
in favor OF the corporati1cs in the matter cf
land grants, the ssnatoT made only a general
charge, concerning q matter of which he
could know no more than tie general public.
Ihs rulings have all been ade to conform
10 The dscisious OF the Supreme Court, and
the opiuions OF the Attorney General con.
cerning the duty of the executive depart
ments Of the ggy-rnment in tina. respect"
Secre sry Teller furthermore remarked that
he Is Eot authorized to legislate, but simplv
to administer the lave, whether such laws
are in accord snce with his views or not. and
that Senator Hill might have ascertained
what are his views on this sub ject from the
last annual report of the Department of the
Interior.
Senator Hill left Washington this evening
for Colorado. Before his departure
he Vas asked whether l.e had any
thing further TO say at present
With reference to his controversy with the
SecretsIy of the Interior. He replied:
Every statement contained in my letter ia
strictly true. Teller will naturslly seek to
break Its force by a general denial, bu! upon
some OF The points he will have TO face the
evidence. The effort 10 make diversion by
an indirect charge ION the alleged authority
OF friends of Secretary Teller that l bought
my seat in the Senate, is unworthy of notice,
and has no foundation 10 rest upon. II il
had, be would have used it against me long
ago. The truth is, neither Senator Chilcolt,
nor any responsible person, has presumed TO
make such charge. The nearest approach
to 1t was contained 10 card from ex.Sens-
for Chsfee, in which he said th at my cleo
ton bad, according to my WI 81 atemeuts, cost
me $40 600. This statement was 60 vague that
never deemed 1t worthy of notice, since
Chsffee might have referred to the legiti-
IN ale contributions made by me TO my parry in
the State. Whatever charges have preferred
against Heller have been made over my sig
nature. II ne will adopt like course, and
be responsible for the statement that fur |
nished, used, caused to be used, money in |
any corrupt or illegitimate way connected
with my election 10 the Senate, will afford
him, az [he earliest possible day, an oppor-
tunlty to prove the charge"
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For aged men, women, weak and sickly
children, without a rival. Will not cause
headache. Browns Iron Bit'ers
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KNIGRTs TEMPLAR.
MeeIisg of the Grand Lodge 0Tth state
at LebauOn Tussday.

NASHVILLE. The Worlds correspondent at
Lebanon reports that on tuesday the Grand Com
mindery was escorted to Caru hers all by the Sir
Knights and Ho ard Reserves under command OF
Lieut.. Kirk patrick, aud was opened in due form.
r. Harris chairman of the Gym mmIttee on Creden-
tials The Commandery then adjourned until
2:3O O'Clock d m.
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Board Reduced

TOR THE SUMNER MONTHS AT THE CHAM
L. BSRS HOUSE. conner of second and Wash
ingtoa streets. Also, few frstcla,s rooms will
De rented to desirable parties, at low rates.
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tlon. II is unnecessary to say that MFR.
Heaphy positively and peremptorlly de-
clned any payment whatever for this strange
and uncanny piece Of work. He said as 1T.
Tie as possible to the father or to the family
as to the circumstances IN which Ii had been
painted, and got out of Lichfield the next
morning by tile earliest train with sense of
Intense relief
81 have told you now as briefly and as
clearly as possible this extraordinary story as
IT was related to me have never attemp-
ted to form any theory about 1t whatever.
Ii is difficult to understand how Il can be
brought under any theory of things natural
or supernatural. No reason that | have
ever heard Of could be assigned for the in.
yenton Of such story by such person as
Mr.. Thomas Heaphy; and as began by
saying TO you so ] end; am awaiting with
the keenest interest the arrival of the YER
sion of 1t, which, as Mr., Jennings cables to
The World. has now been published In Lon.
don as found among the papers Of Dickens y
Was Mr.. Dickens personally acquainted
with Mr.. Heaphy?
g OF that am not sure. he knew him,
OF course, by reputation and In all probable
ty knew him personally, and he must, NO
doubt, have taken great deal of pains TO
investigate everything connected with SC
singular an experience happening 10 so no.
table man. T"
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Ar Gath, steamer Eleanora from Portland: gchs
EP Rogers and Mary Sands, Westport; Benjamin,
and Old Chad from Eastport; Sinbad, George Chief,
Martha Weeks, Susan and Arculsrins, hom
Rockland Townsend, Portland JAS Holmes,
Rockport.
Cld 23d, barque Isaac jackson, welcL, Calao:
brgs Clara Piekens Coombs, Havana Atalay a. Eye,
Cienfuegos; schs Allie oakes for Rocklandi Para
NEW HAvEN-sld 22d, sch Lizzie d Wiley,
Wiley, Pensacola.
PRoVfDENoE-s 23d, barque L Genoyar,
veazie, Darien; sch Edw johnson, Mcdonald, for
soMERsET-.sld Esd sch Damon Haskell, for
New York.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR--Ar ed sch Eliza
d Comm, Cole. Providence for New York.
EW BEDF0RD-Ar 22d sch Mexican AreY
Providence, to load for Portland.
VINEYARD-HAVEN--Ar 22d, schs f B Emery,
Taylor, Hoboken for Boston; Alice Oakes Merrill
New York for do; hannah Stone Cobb, Virginia for
Portland Towsend. Smith, Portland for New
Sailed, schs Oregon, Daylight Fred Walton, A II
Waite, Mark Gray, and others.
EDdABToWN-Ar 22d, sch Herald, Fisk, NYork
for Rockland.
HYANNIS--sld 2sd, schs Mary Sands. Wiscasset
for New ork; Jesse Hart, st George for Virginia.
Tbayer Kimball New York foe Rockiand
Ar 22d, schs Emeline Sawyer Kelley and Clara
Rogers, 81 Johu, NIB, for New York, (and both sail
BosToN--Ar 23d sohs LlzzIe Heyer Harrington,
| Pascagoula; Jennle Morse, colcord Charleston
for Bath: Willie II HigginA Jones, Port johnson.
| Ar oath. sch Flayilla. Walls Roekport.
CID 24th brig stocston, Allen st Pierre; sch II
| LYNN-Ar Esd, sehs Mark Cray Randall New
| port News, Va Albert II Waite, Moore Bermuda
| Hundreds; Lizzie Guptin Smith, and Maria The
| resa, Kallock Rockland.
| Portland; II Rowe, from Portland, 10 haul out on
1 the railway.
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Wit and Wisdom.

"Never put off until tomorrow doesn't APP
ply to creditor; put him off as long as posi-
Wheeling Journal
Waste no time; delays have dangerous endsi
II member Of your family Is suffering with
slight cough or cold, don't wait until it devel-
ops itself into consumption, but procure al
once bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup and
cure that cough.
"what becomes OF the olothespins?p Ia the
newest household conundrum. That's easy;
they "get three sheets IN the wind" and Ego off
on q tear. "-hartiord Post.
Horsfords Acid Phosphate. ov.rworked
Nervous Systems.
Dr.. EDWARD l.. DuER, Philadelphia
says. have used Ii for several years, con-
sdering it valuable In overworked nervous
systems, and in the exhausted condition fol
lowing protraeted fevers."
When an orator addresses the pupils of a
deal ard dumb asylum be never begins his
speech with LEND me your ears" but like
the old clock on the stairs he points and
beekons with bis hauds. New York Com
mereal Advertiser
The great sale OF Swedish Remedies IL aston
ishing and for enriching the blood. creating
an appetite, or strengthening the whole system
nothing can surpass these remedies.
II has been said that men talk 10 conceal
their thoughts Don't believe 1t. Those who
talk most have the fewest thoughts TO conceal.
An enricber of the blood and purifier OF the
system; cures lassitude and lack Of energy;
such Is Browns Iron Bitters.
A Chicago philanthropist spends his income
in boots and shoes for poor people. And they
cali him an old pirate, because he is free
booter.
How my throat hurts Then why don't
you use Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar2
Pixies TooIhache Drops cure in one minute.
Dr. Dix tells the women to let the world
alone; but bless their hearts, they haven't any
such idea. They are going right ahead, fixing
up the world with embroidery and hand
painted tiles, and various other pretty things,
until DR.. Dix himself wouldn't know it,
Hartford Post.
If you are Suffering from sense Of extreme
soear1aess, try ono bottle of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
A. villa coct you but one uDllafg ana VIII 90
you incalcnlsble good. II will do away with
that tired feeling, and give you new life and
energy.
young gentleman who was pledged to take
lady to party remarked to her on the after.
noon previous to the event, that be was going
home to take sleep. in order TO be fresh.
That's right" she replied; hut do not sleep
too long" why" he asked. "Becanse,
she answered, II do not want you TO be too
FRESH. "--Philadelphia Sunday Item.
Avoid cheap goods The Hop Plaster cares
pains and aches where other plssters SIMPLY
relieve, Is cts. At all drug stores.
Rev. DIR. Crosby in recent lecture said that
'antil Boston man has lived in New York
his circle Of thought is no larger than sqnir-
rcl's IN cage" But this will not induce self.
respecting Boston men 10 tale M their resi-
dencc In the wicked city Of New York. They
will not forget that once upon time Mother
Eve was told that eating the apple would en-
large her circle OF thought, or words to that
etfect.-Philadelphia News.
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n0nIEsTI0 PnRrs.

SAN FRANCIsCo-Cld 23d. ship Eureka, Wood
worth. liverpool
Sid 10Th ship A J Fuller Colcord. Liverpool.
PORT TOWNsEND-Ar 23d ship Hecon ii owes
Portland. o, for Port Blakely.
MOBILE-Ar 23d, sch Abbie Stubbs, Cross
Galveston
Sid 23d sch Addie Jordan Herman Pensacola
PENSACOLA AR goth, sch Carrie Norton
Hodgdon Galveston.
Cid 2osh, barque n attic q Dixon, Yates, Havana,
sch Mary Hall, Med nad New York.
ST AUGUSTlNE-Sl Sid 9th sch Nellie Grant, Jor
sATltLA RIVER = Sid GOTH sch LaIns Cobb,
Cobb Bridgeport.
DARlEN-Ar 10th, sch Helen Chase, Adams,
Port koya, SC,
Ar 23d sch Elizabeth NJ Cook, for New York.
GEORGETOWN, SCAR 2lst, sch Linab d Ka.
minski, Woodbury. Baltimore.
NORFOLK -Cld 23d, sch Il Graham Guptill.
NEWPORT NEws--Ar 22d, sch Ii S williams.
Bray, Portland.
BALTIMORE-Ar 23d, steamer Walker Aiming.
ton, smith, New York.
Cid 23d sch Josie Burt, Burt. Portland
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar2 2d, sch Annie 4 Bailey
Bearse, Boston.
Ar 23d. brig johanna Ray. Cardenas; sch Albert
Smith. Berry. Providence.
NEWCASTLE DfiI-fassod down 23d brig O @
Robinson for Cardenas.
&wILMINGTON, DEL Ar 23d, sch II NJ Buell..
Ireland, Wiscasset
Ar At Delaware BreakwAter 23d. brig Matte n
RUSSELL AthertOD. Philadelphia for Trinidad,
NEW YORK - Ar 22d, brig Jennie Hubert
SHARKS, Brunswick, Ca sch Adrlanna Oliver from
Mys ic GA. NJ Marrett, wylie Mayaguez ABBY
WATSON. Lord. Port and; Paragon. Shute; Hyue
OLIVER and Minnie Taylor, Hamilton, Portland;
Allie Cakes Pillsbury, and Ida Hudson, Bishop.
Rockland; A Jameson, Candage Fall River.