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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
THE REAyIs FR1tr-
Another Effort to Resurrect the Bogus Srant.-IBiuence Relied Upon to Ter nffr. fe an IulQuIty

Another Effort to Resurrect the Bogus
 Srant-IBauence Relied Upon to Ter
 petrste sn IniQuIty.
 Special Washington advices, dated September 30th, note 6 movement to resurrect the Peralta grant fraud that Commissioner Sparks, of the General Land Office. sat down upon so heavily a short tune ago. The great influence" that the magnitude of the fraud can command, IS relied upon to secure the favorable action of Congress, but the people of Arizona still have hope that their interests will be guarded by the simple act Of justice that the govern ment owes to them. The dispatch says: "A syndicate of New York and Pacific coast capitalists has recently been formed in order to give vitsiIty to an old iHnd cl,im which was supposed Ih have been killed by the Interior Department It is called the Psralts land grant, aud comprises 4, ,7l0, 40 acres, equal to 7,36O square miles, an area nearly As large as Connecticut, Delaware, and Rhode Is- land combined, tine land being located ID the center Of the best portion or All zona- The scheme is being engineered by a man named Resvis of St. Lotus, a brother of the great capital mover of of that name. IL was first brought to the attention of the department two or three years ago and was rejscted. It IS understood that the present motive IS ro organize raid upon the Interior De partme Ut, backed by some of the wealth ie-t and most influential mea of New York and on the Pacific coast, IL will be presented to Cong' ess with a view of securing a sufficient recognition of the claim to have the land resurveyed and reserved, which woull amount to nearly the same thing as actual owner ship. The government has caused all the old records in Spain and Mexico to | re overhsuled for evidence Ot thls grant. but none has been found, aud 1t IS said to be thorough fraud.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10

Mention vas made s lew days ago of the death of F. NJ. Illus ton, by an accident st the Vekol mine. but the particulars were no; learned until yesterday. He was em- ployed ss engineer at the mil and was caught in some insccountable manner in the revolving machinery aud his body torn and lacerated almost beyond recog- milton. His death was instantaneous. Mir. Huston was ct one time connected with the electric light works in this city, snd afterwards held csses on sev- al of the local papers. bis last employ ment being in the CITIZEN office. He vas a good printer and had many friends among that fraternity both here and in Los Angeles. Deceased leaves 6 wife and three children ID destitute circumstances. but Judge Walker, of the Vekol, with 6 generosity which com msnds the admiration of all his friends, mss arranged to purchase the bereaved family & comfortable home in Los An geles, with surroundings that will make them nearly self-sustaining.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
SUM MONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. TERRITORY OF | Arizona County of Pima, before Win. r cott Justice of the Peace. Precinct Nc. 1. J. X. sebells. plaintiff. vs. George Ramsey. de f~ndsnt. Demand { = 80.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to George Ramsey. defendant
 You are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear before me. at my office. m theitown of Tue son and County of Pima on the l7th day of Oc tober A. b., ISs5, at 10 o'clock a- m, to answer the eomplai [ of trs above named plaitif who demands of you that you are indebted 70 hlm m the sum of Lhrirty-tsO and hsty sne-hundrscthf dollars, for money loaned and delivered tO you at TOUT special insta. ce and request.
 and II you fail Co appear and answer said com plaint as herein required, 'fe plaintiff will take Ia gnent a. sinst you ss demanded and for costs of this suit.
 Given under my hand this I7th day of August ID. 1855.
 WM F. ScorT. s2t-ltv Junice of the Psaee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Omtial Records.
LOCATIONS.

IONAIlONr.
 Delta mine. Quijotos district, June l3, P Connolly, E Ii BridwelL
 Mountain Chief mine. Greatervilie, Sept. 27, J E Anderson. J B Anderson. Sau1, Baker snd No Mas mines, Ari- vaca district. Sept p. c. SsuI, ir.
 Black Jack mine, Black Range mts-, Sept. 10, Joe Conte, F. c. Minshul. Papaco mine, Black Range mts-. Feb. l, Joseph Condo, Cbas. Ruckelshsusen
 DEEDS.
 Al Davidson to O B Perrin, inter- est in Grey Eagle mine and millsite. Arivaca district; sl.
 Joseph Cooute to Frank c. Minsbull, E Monitor No. 2 mine, Blsck Range mts.; s200. MISCELLANEOUS. Marriage certificate Wm T North and Martha Spicer. Aug. l2, Rev G H Adams.
 Marriage certificate Frank H Dyer and Annie F Meek, August IF, Rev G II Adams.
 Brands and counter brands of Hilsric Pacho and BernardIno YsleDZuela- Lease, Emilio CarTillo to Louis Neri, premises corner of Stone avenue and Congress street, three years, SlSO per year.
 Boud of Brewster Cameron Gs Notary Public, with B. NJ. Thomas and J. A. ZabIi-kie as snreiies.
 Monthly statement of F. Bonn. butcher. Lease, J. T. Logan ct al to L. St. Lou Is, lots and f. blk. 34, mine No. 3. Lo- gar; g. Lease, J. W. Pezet to L. St. Louis, lot I6, block 5l, Logan.
 Butchers monthly statement of Wm- SholdeIer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
PinAl Points.

Mir. R. Fl. Martins teams passed | through here Wednesday with two car loads of Silver King concentrations, worth ahout s25,O00.
 The pile driser at the bridge is pound | ing away from morning till night NIT. Aaron Mason's teams are employed m lifting the hammer. The iron cylinder piers arrived Monday, together with | other iron for the bridge. If the dry vesther will only last few weeks Ion- ger the piers will be In place before the river rises
 Hon. l. N. Lesthervood and Mir. Ham Light, prominent mining man Of Tue son, were here Sunday, returning to the honorable snd abclent put blO after hay | ing usds a tour of the mines from hIv- | erslde to PInal, DeNoon and Mineral | Hill. ca their return they expected to Al Tucsop, capitalists who desire to se- cure some of the gold properties at Xiv | erside, or in the Dudleyville district. Important sales may be expected ID those districts soon.
 Mir. Frsnk Shields, of Dudleyville, was here this week visiting his sister. Mrs. Louis DePuy. He heard nothing | Of the Tt port about 5O0 cattle dying OD | the San Pedro till he reached Pinsl and | this place. The report was 10 the effect that a herd of tuelve hundred head oi cattle, driven ID from Texss, reached the | San Pedro tiyer last week in an almost famishe1 condi dition, and that five hun dred of them died on the brink of the river from the fleets of drinking tDo much water. We have seen several par ties frora the San Pedro. siEce the re- port reached here, and none of them had | heard of 1t, so We conclude that some fellow has been drawing upon his imaei- nation.
 (Pinsl RscOrd.l
 l A gold strike was made this week | just south of the Pinal mountain, which | promises to be one of the most impOr- | tant made ID this section for some time.
 Free gold csn be seen in the rock plain
 ly with the naked eye, and when exam. ined with the glass IS literally covered
 with small perticles of gold. The tnd
 was made by Yaqui Indian some
 time ago, but he refused to tell where
 it vas until & few days ago when he
 took a friend out to locate 1t for hlm.
 Since then several extensions have been
 located by other parties. The Indian IS
 working on his claim and is down
 about 15 feet. and has about 8 foot of
 very rich ore in the shaft.
 Ou last Saturday night, at the King
 mine, Joseph DeeIing met with ter
 rible accident which terminated in his
 death Sunday morning. It appears
 while be was working ID the 5OO foot
 level large boulder rolled over hIm lIt-
 terly mAshing a portion of bis body
 almost to pulp. He was ImmedIateiy
 conveyed to his room. and Dr. Ken
 niard called in to attend him. Ampu
 tdtion was necessary, but he was to
 weak from the loss of hlood. that he
 died while the physician was Tn the act
 of taking of his leg. No blame is at
 tached to the company. Coroner's In-
 quest rendered verdict of accidental
 death. The company suspended work
 and attended the funeral. MT. Deering
 was a good man and we'll liked by bis
 friends and fellow-workmen-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Estray Notice.

DROKE INTO THE ENCLOSURE ON THE ID undersgnsd. on the ranch of Wm-C Dsus on the Ssnts C-uz bottoms. cut CooErsss street. on or about September st one du k bay mule <ith black fsst. whits ssddls marks ard soilsr marAs. branded A s ou left hip. The e-ner is fs eb, not, 6ad 70 prove property, pay ehsfgss and take said animal aryy. -
 Tucson, Sept %. Iss5. esstvs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
LAND OFFICE AT TucsOS. ARIZONA, !
 AnRunt b. lssS.

LAND OFFICE AT TucsoS. ARIZONA,
 August 25, 1885. !
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice Of his intention Co make hnal proof in Gnpport of his claim. anc hat said proof will be msde before the register and receiver at Tucson. Arizona, eu October s, 1885. viE.: Isidor Baron. of Benson, krizonl Tor the E5l and SNL of NEA, and BE A of kWh h. Sac.2 rp. IS s. R. 70 F.. G and |. K. D. and M. He names the fOlloving witnesses to prove bis cont nuous fesidente upon and cultivation .i said land vis.: T. J. White. Paul kiecker. ". H Weeks and Geo. W. Wilson, sil of Benson, Art
 FEN. N, THOMAS. Register. Pirat publication Auz. g, Iss5. vt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Notice for Publication.

LAKp OrYIcx AT rUcsos. ARIZONA.
 October q lS35. Notice is hereby gwen that the following named settler has hlsd notice of his intsntioi to make final proof ID support of his clAir, and that sad proof will be made before the Register and Receiver At Tucson. Arizona, on Nov I7, Iss5, VIZ: Joseph ?. Peirson. American Flag for the Lot 1. ofN W. a. F. T of \; W. ane \. r. L of S- W. k, Sec, Sl. TovI ship B., K IsE.
 He names the following witnesses to prov' bis continuous residence upon and cult yation of said land. viI.: W. h. Ate Icy. o American Flag; Nathan Pein on, of Americar Flag; James Milsy, of AuericaA Flag; Geo. Wil lisms, of Amerlean Flag.
 First publication. Oct. 1885.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10

The each deposit of $500 for the sp- pearance of James klIne. 6 witness ID the case of the territory vs. Wiley and Hannah Box, has been declared forfeit ed. He was sn important witness for the prosecution as bis sb-ence at this particular luncture seems tO indicate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Notice for Publication.
I,n oxv,ov AT Trc.ox .R,z,,.

LAND OYyIoE AT TUcsos ARIZONA.
 Sept. 26. 1885. Notice is hereby gwen that the following named settler has hied nOtsce of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver st Tucson. Arizonz, on Nov; Huh 1885 viz: Adolf Nsrdugo. of Tucson. ArIzonA for the \ E lt. Sec Ie, Tp. I6S. k HE. He names the following witnesses to provt his continuous residsnce upon, and cultivation of, sand land. viz:
 J. M Vasquez, of Tucson, ArizOn .: Miguel Carrillo. of ucsOn. Arizona: Sllas Waters. Oi Tucson, Arizona; Miguel Martinez, of Tucson. Arizona - - Eirat notification Oct 9 1883.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10

There are some fears expressed that Frank Hereford has met the Apa-bes in the San Simon valley. vhiiher be bss gone on official business, but the only ground for anxiety is that he should have returned to Tucson yesterday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10

Born to Mir. aud Mrs. John B. Fitch on Tuesday night. 8 l0-pound boy. Mother and child doing well-fatber extremely happy and doing extraordi- nAraly vell-Yuma Repubhssn-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
DIED.

HUsTOS.-At the vskol mine. Pinal county September 2e. iSs r; M. Huston. aged z years nocths end days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10

The grand lodge of Mssons will meet in PheniI early next month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10

THE FAMOUS KEABE PlLN0. "Ihsve never seen it's equal." LOUISE KELLOGG.
 Shipments made from the Fact If desired
 A. l.. BANCROFT & Co.
 San ran iiscu. Cal. almo Sels Agents for ths fbcihc to=st
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10
Notice for Publication. Homestead No. ll5.

Firrt prhlicntioa Oct. 5. Isss.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

trading IN wheat to-day, the aggregate trans
action BEING very large In sympathy with
tne advance in wheat, inaugurated at other
winter wheat markets, q strong advance in
prices was scored at the opening and was well
sustained, though outside figures were 1Syd'sSc
ABOVE closing quotations for the day. Cold
"e ettlt anu an apparently growing belief in
"a short wheat crop were the sustaining fea-
lures OF the market and induced good outside
buying. There was a steady feeling at the
t close, when the market was about nc higher
IMAM at the close on Monday. There was q
good shipping demand for corn, and prices
ruled higher, notwithstanding the liberal re-
ceipts, the market closing for the day &c
higher than Monday. The speculative market
for oats was firm, in sympathy with other
markets, and closed &c higher than yester-
day. The trade in provisions was not very
active, Prices ruled steady and showed very
Flour firm; no appreciable change in prices.
Wheat active on speculative account; opened
i(gl9sc and closed nc higher than Monday;
regular, April delivery 7S(97S3zc, May S2i@C0
S3Sse, June S4$4dS55zc; No. > red, S315(0S4c.
Corn firm; closed &c higher in sympathy with
wheat; cash lots Ss}GtG413zc, April delivery
$3.50 assoc, May 42Sa(0f3c, June 49Ls(G4glSc.
Oats in good dcmand: closed I5c higher than
Monday: cash lots and April delivery 29t0
2gs4c, May delivery 321s(9329zc, June 1890
3S1ac. ProvislOns-Mess pork IN fair demand;
opened 5DlOc higher. and closed with ad-
vance lost; cash lots Sll 75gnll so. May delivery
$ll S71501I2 OH, June $ll 81 l,ta.12 10. Lard
transactions very limited; prices unchanged;
Netott iNts D &, may ubilN6fN D S3ttlO W. bOAbu
meatssteady; dry sailed shoulders 606n4 00c,
short ribs 90QA5 sec short clear 1906 45c.
Whisky firm at 81 Is. Sugar easier; standard
55sc, eranulated SIC.
NEW ORLEANS, April S.-Coffee dull; Rio
cargoes, common to prime. 715C1iO15c. Sugar
steady; centr fugal quiet; common to good
common AS 45c, yellow clarified 5l3@55sc
Molasses, centrifugal steady, light stock; com
mon to good common l70g22c, prime to strictly
prime 70 33c. Cotton seed oil dull; crude
32c, refined 3S1%tG39c
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, April 3, 5p. m.-Spirits turpentine
weak; snOt 22s, April delivery DIS May to Au-
gust 22s cd, September to December 23s 3d.
LIVERPOOL, April s, noOn.-Turpentine,
22s 3D..
NEW YORK, April s. noon.-Spirits turpen-
tine dull at Bic. Rosin dull at 81 l5G1 IN.
500 p. m.-Rosin dun. Spirits turpentine
nominal.
CHARLESTON, April s.-spirits turpentine
27lkc. ROsin-90c for strained, 95c for good
strained.
WILMINGTON, April s.-Spirits turpentne
dull at 271Sc. Rosn firm; strained S71&c,
good strained 90c. Tar firm at 81 10. Crude
turpentine steady; hard 81 Is, yellow dip and
and virgin 81 So.
RICE.
CHARLESTON, April S.-Market quiet and
unchanged; no sales.
NEW ORLEANS. April S.-Market steady;
Louisiana, ordinary to prime 43z0G53zc.
NEW YORK, April s.-Rce steady.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
PASSENGFRS.

Per steamer Mary Morgan. from Fernan-
dina-Miss s A Sand. Mrs KrOetzer, Gideon
Currier and wife, j N Jones II Gordon and
wife, L Ware ] Coakley, j w Merriam
II A Cassiheer. II Steinway, NJ Titcomb and
wife, Mrs Quested, Juo Evans J c Hill, J A
Connolly, + Mack, Lilly John-o tcol), Rachel
Plpkney (coD, Josephine johnson cob.
Per steamer David Clark, from Brunswick
AND way landmgs-Miss Ravenel. Grady,
Mrs Daniels. Miss L Reytagh, Jas Walker. NJ
Brown, c b Pearson, c Rivers, f Brown, j +
Early, and deck.
Per steamship City of Savannah, for New
York II Haggerty, Miss l. Fleury, Mics
Annie Cumnlns, e G Draft. Geo S Humphrey,
Mr. Haveland and wife, Mrs c Dounenan,
Mrs G Kraitzer, " W Harding and wife,
Mrs Edw Woods. = L Conckhn, Q Nj Jones,
Miss A Sands, Miss Oracle Beard, Mrs W
IL Alden and servt. Miss II Alden. Miss E Rit-
tenhouse, Chas e Bel. w A lowering. John
Donaldson, Il CLARK. Mis- r Clark, + A Pellott,
F Bunce- Miss l. l. Bradley, Miss Clark,
Miss NJ McGuin, Jos McGuin. u McGmn,
VIM Fish, Mr. Burcurry, n r Morse, II Hem
way. A Steiglitz, C&pt f Fl Dagsett, pen
Ger, II Hendrix, Miss Jennie Gates Ernest
Teeter, e F II Teeter.J p Read. A w Good
man. l. w Goodman, Nora Turner (coD, c
Robertson (coD, - Hamilton (coD, - O'Neil
(coll,
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Gnutmrrtta
sAvAN Az Market.


ovrICE OF THE MOR.HNG NEWS
Or1rSGI. GA, April s, 1885 NJ.
80 pa There is little of Il crest to re-
" prices re fairly well sustained, but
|por'' vac quiet and buyers very slow.
nc h VOL sales for The day W ule 70 bales. On
Z nc w, At the oTening cali 1e mar,,et was
u s-.ed qrjet. steady and L changed, with
-ePe'of bal~s. On the second call the sales
:. 7s.hales, the marAetc nuing quiet ard
W. and remained. t. ne closing our,
sleS~ =, yer sai>s of 4rtales. The following
i'1 ihs official closingsepoC quotations of the
,,o, xchanCe:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

ToBAoCo.-Market Arm; moderate de-
mSLo. We { ote: Smoking, 4Oc59sl IS.
CneWlng-Common. sound, 35(94Oc.: medium
sE%OtS.: bright, 50(DT5c.; fine fancy, S5a0gS,,
e1sTa hne, 90c.0Sl 10; brig at navies, 4S457c.:
dark nayiee 4ffnSOc aN's
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City Of Savannah. Daggett, New
YOrk-G NJ Sorrel.
Schr VIM Wiler, Miller. Kings Ferry, in bal
last, to load for Philadelphia-Jos A Roberts
81 Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

Per steamship City of Savannah, for New
York-l,l 26 bales upland cotton, - bales sea
island cotton. 3 bales tomestlos and yarns, ll6
b6ls rosin, 81 ,974 feetmmher, 10 bbls oranges,
100 bbls cotton seed oil, 52l boxes oranges. 1858
bbls vegetables, 6S3 crates vegetables, 100 pkgs,
fish, no tons pig iron, II turtle, SOC pkgs nrdse.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

handles, cases dry goods, 4 cases shoes II
bales paper stock, "a bales yarns, &c pkgs hard
ware, casescigarettes, 10 bales sheeting,4
balessdriIls
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
Shippinn 9mtrIliaEmrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.
sun RISES Observation-Disclosures. .5:4l
sun SETS. Observation-Disclosures. .6:l9
HIGH WATER at Fit Pulaski .2:22AM. 2:43PM
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
T II 7 tFtlI7 y T II p II . ~
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr Samuel II Crawford. Triton, New Bed
ford with guanO to order; vessel to Jos A
Roberts x Co.
steamer David Clark, Daniels, Darien,
Doboy. Brunswick and way landings-C VIII
liams Agent.
Steamer Mary Morgan, Somers, Fernandins
&C Williams. Agent.
Steamer Cumberland, StrObhar, Brunswick
and Satilla-JnO Robertson.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

Steamship City of savannah. New York.
Schr John r Fell, Baltimore.
Schr sarah Smith. Perth AmbOy
Schr VIM Wiler, Kings Ferry, Fla.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
SAILED YESTERDAY.

DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Mary Morgan, Somers, Fernandina
&C Williams, Agent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY.
Schr Mary X Rawley, Rawley, Rockport
Me, with ice to order; vessel to Master.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY
Bark Candeur NOR, Nielsen, to load for
Continents Z Shotter Il Co.
Brig Pathfinder tBr), HOar, to load for st
Sebastian-Richardson & Barnard.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Carlo Ital), Trapani, Havre, in bal
last-M COsulich Il Co.
Bark A2der (NOr), Flagstaff, Grimstadt, in
ballast-Master.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
MEMORANDA.

Tybee, April s, 7:2O p m-Passed up, barks
eCandeur (NOr), brig Pathfinder (Br), schr M
X Rawley.
schrs John Il Fell. Sarah Z Smith, VIM Wllcr.
Arrived At anchor, bark Agder (NOr).
Waiting, barksNOr (NOr), Naja Nor, LHci-
ana Sierra tltai), Dominica tlJall, Carlo (lgal1.
Wind W, light; fair.
New York. April 6-Arrived, schr Eleanor,
Mott, Georgetown G.
Cleared. schrs Jos Rudd, Hallock, Fernan-
dina; A d Lamson, Smith, do.
Sailed, brig Clara Pickens, Wilmington, N
~ should be savannah.
Buenos Ayres, March 2-Arrived. brig w
Norwood, Means, Pensacola; Sd. bark Ocean
tNorl, Hansen, Savannah; schr Jas B Jordan,
Martin. do.
Marlborough, April 5-Passed. bark Argo
tRus). Bjorqvist, Pensacola for Goole.
Fume. April ARRIVED, steamship Con-
naught (Br), Hill, Savannah via Barcelona.
Genoa. April 2-Arrfyed, bark San Nazzaro
.Qtal), Oiivari. Pensacola.
/ Leith, April 6-Arrived, bark Costanti
Aus, Malabotich, Darien.
Prawl Point, April 6--Passed, steamer Aus
terlbz CBr), Cowie, Port Royal, S G, for a
United Kingdom port.
Plymouth, April CARVED, steamer God
aiming lBr). from London for Coosaw.
Havana. March 3l-Cleared, schr l. A Ed
wards, Pensacola.
Matanzas. March 29--Sailed, schr Joshua S
BragdOn. Nelson. Savannah, arrived April Z.
Baltimore April 6-Cleared schr Chas II
Woolston, Hinckley. CoOsaw, S Q.
COOsaw, $ G., April ARRIVED, steamship
Turquoise (Br), from .
Pensacola, April 6-Arrived, ship Kalliope
(NOr). Olsen, Barrow.
Cleared. barks Luigi Rocca Utah, Olivari,
Genoa: Eliza Italj, NasallO, Swansea schr
Henry simmons. Grace. Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. April 6-Arrived. schr r s
Milford. Bowman, Fernandlna; VIM VI Bird,
Reed, Bruins wick; Aaron Rcppard. Lake, do.
Cleared. schr Andrew Nebinger, Smith,
jacksonville.
Apslachicola. April ARRIVED, brig Carrie
S Pickering, Marshall. New York.
Brunswick, Ga, April ARRIVED, schr NJ
Bement Townsend. Perth Amb0y.
Cleared, barss Ella (Swl. GustsiD, London;
j = Bere tN0f5, Kuudsen, Paysandu.
Kew West. April CARVED, schr Florence
Leland, Adams. New York.
Providence, April ARRIVED, schr Melissa
A Wiley Wiley, Savannah.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
General TRANSATLANTIC Go.

u ETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
ID No. AZ n. r.. foot Of Morton street.
Travellers by this line avoid both transit by
English railway and the discomfort OF cross
log the Channel IN a small boat. Special train
leaving the Company's dOckat Havrodircctfor
Paris on arrival Of steamers. baggage check
ed ~ Now YOrk through h Paris.
81 GERMAIN, TRAUB, WEDNESDAY,
April -, An.
OLINhE. RoDRIQuie, WEDNEsD AY, April
y, n An.
AprIi -, G An.
ST. LAURENT, DE JOUssELIN, WEDNEs-
DAY. May 6, 10 AN.
PRICE OF PASSAGE Including wnel:
TO VRE-tiret Cabin 800 aud $50; See
Ond CsJin 80; Steerage 81, inctudiug wino
bedding and utensils.
Checks payable az sight in amount 10 suit
the Bangue Irnnsatlantlqne Of Paris.
Green, foot Of Broadway, N. Y.
~ WILDER A 90. AEenL for Savannah.