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FS'EJ SIZES SALE OF \ SEW md VALUABLE
n BRICK bNEl.LING HOU 81, No. 80 q , TREEI

By virtue o. aided Of trust dated the Both day of Sep
ta'uuer- 4 u lSSt. AMI duly recorded in Liter No.
l2tS folio II ssd.. 81 the Land Records Of the
District of Columbia. We Will sell a. PtIuc auction. III
mont OF the premises To tine highest bidder II the
quest Of the party secured, on AIbkDAN, ! n.
StAIELNIIl 1883, at SIN T. VI. lot numbered eight
81 four hundred and nine (4U9J. accordiu
O. LAT recorded Ill Lab No 1888 folio Boa one 81
1rr Land Records Of said District. with the improve
efs consisting Of newly Constructed br!Ck dwell
H. huu~,.
Terms Of Sale: ouethirsi Of the purchase money in
c;>, ami the balance IN two equal Payments at one
and iNu years. the said deferred pa IueHts to be
cured y the uotc OF the purchaser and deed of trust
~ the sold tine said bear interest at
th- Estr Of pr cent dIIUI from the day Of sale.
interest payable serL-aIlnuaiIy A del oSt of 500
VIII he required when the property Is sold. All
EeyIclus at he cost OF the purchaser If the terms
81 sale are not complied with after the day
O safe tie trustees the right TO resell the prop
ery at the r1sk AMI cost OF the efauitiuk purchaser
after nYe days aIyertist nrcnt
WILLIAM ". BOARMAN,; .r.
GEORGE c. BOAEMAN ! trustees.
GEO W. STICkNEY. Auctioneer $50 + ST. i5-dSds
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MrMoRY TRA1s1se Fon Women IL
THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE
AN IMPORTANT LESSON.

1t has long been problem for scientists discover
how to strengthen the memory and system has been
devised which eXcels that based the ASSOCIATION
OF ideas. The following lesson, If committed to
memory, will assist any woman in improving her
memory well as her appearance. The lesson Is SIN
PIE, and can be memorized i'll one Lour by woman VI
ordinary Intelligence.
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Liver Spots-BIemlshes- Disgusting Dover-Husband
Affection Observation-Disclosures hepusIyeness-Sure
cure-Recamier Or n,-Aaker-Harriet Hubbard Aver
Where bought-Ai retail dealers-Narnlog-SU bsti-
tutes dangerous.
NEW YORK. December o. 1856.
DEAR Mrs. AVER; Immediately after my return to
New York to open my engagement purchased a jar
Of your Recamer Cream bottle of Recamier Balm
and some powder, which had seen strongly Endorsed
10y Mrs. James Brown Potter and Mrs Langtry. also
find the Recamier Preparations absolutely peerless,
and assure you shall always them. If this letter
i'll way be of service you DO not hesitate to
use It. Very sincerely yours,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to VIM. NJ.
Cation and Hattie NJ. Hinton; Henry kenna, of
Baltimore, Md, and Lola Reed.
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The Quay Club OF Philadelphia, (colored) with a
full band, viii arrive by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad this evening, route TO Chicago, and
stop over till sunday afternoon, taking quarters
at CarSOn'S Hotel.
A deed was placed on record this morning from
the Washington Post publishing Co., conveying TO
Stlson hutchins part lot 2, part sub lot 81 lease
OF lot g. and part OF lot Z, square 37s for the sum
OF 500 600
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TINTED with the loveiest delicacy the SKIN pre-
served with CUTICURA MEDICAIEp SOAP.
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V,HoMAs DOWNING, Aucuoneer.


CHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AID LOT NO. 5O7
TWENTY-SECOND STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue of decree passed M equity cause No.
10623 docket p. supreme Court District of Column
bia on April ~, A. ID. 1888. i'll a suit wherein James
Ray Is complainant and a. 5. Carter ct al defend
ants the undersigned trustees will sell 1T public auc-
ton ~ iront Of the Premises on TUESDAY, JUNE
the tweatytoilr feet frnnt bv The der Ill Of ~ z,
i'll square ei2 (Sl). lying next north OF the
south twenty feet OF SAID lot and being in Washington
tenences thereG belo aging.
Terms Of sale third day of SALE one third in
one year. and one-third III two years thereafter with
interest the deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage prescribed in said d cree or AL cash on
day OF sale at option OF purchaser 800 cash be
paid at time OF sale. Terms OF sale to be complied
with within ten days of day of sale otherwise resale at
defaulting purchasers risk and cost. Conveyancing
" JACKSON H. RALsToN, Trustee.
1895 4 st. NV.
DAVID D. STONE, Trustee,
jes-dSds 500 ST. W., Nashington, u. G.
sE THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POSTPONED
uSIiL tklDAi, JUNE TMENrY-sECoND 1855.
JACKSON II. RALSTON. Trustee.
ies1-dSds DAVID d. STONE, Trustee.
VNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON EAST
SlDE OF TWENIY-SEVENTH STREET, Be
IMM l AND STREETS NORTHWEST. All
uon TUESDAY, JUNE. NINETEENTH, 1883, a,
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. M. in front OF the
premises will sell the north half Of lot o. in square
No D frontng = feet on 9th street, by depth OF
brick houses. two OF VIII oh on 1th street. and
two on the alley ia rear.
Terms: onehalf cash. balance in one two and three
years with Interest and secured by deed of trust
the properly Sold or all cash. at purchasers option
All convey ancing and recording at OF purchaser
Adeposit OF 500 viii be required at time Of sale.
-, sEsCoTr WILCOX.
!elI-dSds Agents. 1907 Pa. ave.
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w ANAMAKER'S.

w ANAMAkERS.
Book Is better because you get it fair price
but you're likely fee better when you know the
was fair
MONEY SAVED
On Books Is good as money saved on anything One
OF the easiest things to too you only havea
care
At WANANAKFR'S more Books are sold over the
counter than in any other house between the
Timely works Agriculture and Horticulture: q
large assortment of French Books; Seasides and
tranklin Squares: Standard and Miscellaneous Works.
bound and unbound. and almost ANY printed thing
that proper people read.
The prices always fair, and any getable Book is
there Will lie got.
BOOK NEWS
Fow little the title of Book tells you! Even II you
all the Books, how many have you time to get
II the inside of?
That is where BOOK NEWS will serve you a good
turn. We send it out month, a-brim with just
gossip OF the Book world By the best judgment of the
best judges it tests the Books and says why this
Book should he read and that skipped.
With each number an author portrait DC. 5Oca
year
JOHN wANAMAKER.
d17-6m Philadelphia
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd. June 10. - VIRGINIA skies, old.
So past coupons, IA do, new threes, 3D. do.
second series. 81; do tenforties, b bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, MD, june j. - Cotton steady-mid-
ding, lO'salUa. flour fairly active; and steady
Wheat-southern. quiet and steady. Fultz. S9ay3
Loncberry 9OaY4: western, weak and lower; NO, :
winter red. spot and June, SO aS9H july So aS9
August S9aS91s; September, 90. sa9O5s Corn-south-
ern-white, duIl aud lower; yellow. steady-white,
spot. and June 51k. nominal; Juiv 90 a57A
August 5SL. Oats quiet and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Pennsylvania, 40a44; western white 43a4i do.
mixed. 4os4l. Rye steady-prime, 66a6S Hay. choice
wanted inferior heavy-prime to choice western, Il 90
also. Provisions steady and unchanged. Butter
firm-l sa20 for creamery: 12slo for western. Egg
steady 1oal6 Petroleum steady refined, rs. Coffee
nonnal-kio caryoes. fair, loal5a, Sugar quiet but
steady-A-soft. 6ss: copper refined. hrm demand
active - sal6 Whisky quiet 12Cs %. Freights
Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton. 532d.; Hour.
per ton. 5s.: gram, / ad. Sales-wheat. 32l,OU0
fnsb carn 300 llsheis
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Chicago Markets.

cash, s2Ia: July, SPA: August. s27s. Corn lower
cash. 81 a July. 81 1916; AUGUST. 52A Oats firm
PORK. steady-cash. 1850; July. 1899; August.
10 10 January short ribs, SAN.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

ROSES. ROSES ROSES
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF FINE EVER BLOOM
ING ROSES tNoM IN BLoohn; ALSO. CLINE
JACQUEMINOr, &C.. &C A LARGE ASSORT-
MENT OF OTHER PLANTS HANGING BAS-
KITS. &c, FROM n. STUDER'S NURSERY, AT
AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. JUNE EIGHTEENTH
1883. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. within my auction
rooms shall sell choice collection Of decorative and
other plants. jel5-2t
'THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FINE GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 60 1888,
commencing at 10 O'CLOCK, i shall sell the entire
contents of southeast corner of 18th aud Mary
land avenue southwest. embracing in part
Teas Coffees Spices. Pickles.
Condiments, Canned Goods of every description
smoking and Chewing Tobacco Cigars
Syrup, OIL aud Vinegar.
Laundry and toilet soap.
Brushes and BroOns.
Platform and Spring Scales
Butter and Counter Scales
Coffee Mill Tea and Spice Chests
1arge and Entirely New Refrigerator
Meat Block, Oil Tank.
Silver Plated show Case. Walnut Desk, &c,
\. Il. This stock il new and well seiected and the
scales and fixtures OF recent purchase and perfect
order.
ie1D-4t THOMAS DOWNING Auctioueer
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NHOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Aucuoneers.

DUNcANsoN BROS, Aucuoneers
sos sf Of gs5 sEb
p pER WATCHES TGa, cop COL CHAINS HANS pIAMoNps.
EsEelSfs kHShAsfStRffs s fEAkE
On TUESDAY N5 AZ ASGlI SGSE NINETEENTH.
a tP l snS,; at Twelve O'clock noon win sell
StF Psrt gqanty Of Pledges
jelo-3t 1904 street II. W.
CHHAANN8CEIK lr SALE OF vALuABI,E IMPRoyED
s9TREET WITH, LOTS RUSSiNG BACK TO 4
44sE4f Fo3 Sb LIS T@E HRTES s kHaTT
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of the
WI; on TUEspAY JUNE TWENTY-sIXTH, 4. D:
of premises offer for sale at pubic auction origi
Ra iSs Ye ann IN square ~ nGT into
Of part Of said square: also. the twenty seven (2l
et OF lot 90 III said being part of lots "a and
Twenty sIyEZTH, 1888, at HALF-PAsf FIVE
O'CLOCK p, NJ. will offer for sale public auction.
1--WE 90 feet OF lot o. and the south Ave (5S feet Of lot
LIN IL in starr Metcafs subdivision Of square 1902
street northwest.
Terms OF sale: Onethird of the purchase money in
N L. and years respectively from the day of SALE
the deferred payments to be evidence by the proms
sorry notes OF the purchasers bearing dates
on the day of sale ana with interest the Of
per centuIn PER secured by deeds of trusts or
ali caS at the option of the purchaser deposit Of
$3.50 shall he required the time of sale upon each
g d. pF9RG 9 be sold IN ore
each pec Of the reIiapng property when sold and If
Of sale within suh rea.Snabe time as the G tr ne
tee may prescribe then he shall proceed to advertise
ana sell a, the risk and cost Of the delaulng pnr
purchasers cost; BENJANiIY IL STfNEMETz, '
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. Trustee
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts.
M ASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
w J3S-94O Louisiana ave.

Auction sale q Horses. Carriages Harness. &C. every
NJ
Large stock Of NV and Secondhand Carriages.
i.1 Il m
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BROOKLYN.

John Buel len . wagon OF tho Knicterbocker Ice
Company standing ~ North Second and Grand sts.
yesterday, The horses suddenly started, ran over
Peter Ncck1er. age nine, of No. 25l Dcvoc-st, killing
him. Bue was arrested
Henry Parfltt, Of the firm Of Psrftt Brothers,
Gets, died suddenly yesterday At HIS home No.
<57 Henry ST. from heart disease. He drcw the plans
for . number OF the public buildings Of Brooklyn.
The first outdoor concert Of the Will 10 given
IN Prospco, Park At p. m. to-day by Conterno
Richard uhg was sentenced to Imprisonment for
two years and I'VE months in the Kings County Peni
Tertiary yesterday for PERJURY In denying his unlawful
relations with Mrs. Frances Karst, in the suit for
divorce brought against her by her husband. lie
testified voluntarily IN the case.
The Bridge receipts for May were sso.14S1o.
Policeman James r. Reilly, OF the Thirteenth Pre-
cinct was dismissed from the fCsrc yesterday By
Police Commissioner Bell for failing 10 report an CO.
currcncc on his beat, IN which Young men forced
an entrance into the rooms OF Mrs. Celia Rafferty, at
No $40 Flushing ave, carly In the morning OF May
49, and She was compelled TO jump out OF second
story window.
Al a family party IN the house OF Andrew Hof
crcsang at No. IL Lews-ave on Thursday night
Hoisresang and Rudolph stutr, his son-inlaw quar-
relied and siuE struck his fsherin-law In the eve
He then Jumped out of second-sory window 20 the
front porch aud slid down a post. Ho.gesang fol.
lowed him in haste. and being partially blinded,
,umped TO the sidewalk and fractured his skull He
will not recover.
Miss Victoria Berger, Of No. 81 South oxford.st.
Nho WAS charged with in setting fire to an
an,,meu house she owned n; Fulion-st aud Ashland
place was honorably dlsehNsed yesterday By Police
Justico Walsh.
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rrr coysoyrplrYp RgornAI TICKET

The Committee Nominations Of The Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange Yesterday submitted
regular ticket for the coming see'ien President Charles
George Wilson: first vieci resdon. Frank Tek sceond
president, Thomas l. Watson ucssmcr John Stan
ton; chairman Au.rstus ". Peters; cireclors serve
two ycsrs r. A. Chesebororsh c. w Fuller. IT,, A. W.
Peters J. QUINN w. C Hcniria NJ. Lsuserbsch. 4. s.
Mendes George H. Lincon. e. l. Ring Iall ronouin,
J. 2 Val. s. L. Hard A. Dutnahc.er n. A. Tewksbury,
n s. Anness C. r. Thorburn. v. W. Voorhees, H. Do
Wolf c. A. Parsons and c. r. Thumm; director 10 servo
ono year Mineit Mitchell arbitration committee. w L.
Jsques w. D. Whiting. J. F. Fowler G. S Small. H. n
Munford Samuel White. T.. AMI l. g. S Chowell traS
tees Of Gistuiy Fund fo Ave years H. NJ Curtis and s.
r. Strong sad for tive years p c. Sstonstsu The
present makes the fourth pVnomnaon OF the candidates
president and nrst vice president the third for second
vice president tho twelfth for treasurer ana the eleventh
foI chairman There Is doubt ef the Triumphant eles
ton Of all the ocers who have won unstn'ea praise for
devotion the OF the Exchange and high per
sonsl
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SAD END OIL HONEYMOON.

An idrossCd pair. whose days youthful frivplity
should have ended long appeared at the CITY Hall
Thursday an hour before noon. looking for onfcal
legally authorized 70 Join them in the bonds OF wcdoc
The explained that they In haste to take tho
train for Syracuse. n Y and betrayed disposition TO DO
sarruious and consequential The bride moro QUIET
and retiring. but much could be said her toes
which werc seeking exit from her foot-eear Alder
man Butler happened 10 be In Committee Room No. Ia
and thther the bride and directed The legal
capacity Of both TO apparent without inquiry
that point and the Alderman. after few questions
performed the ceremony and signed the marriage certificate
The and facts required for statistical record were
as fellows John Howard hirty.Hve O, No 4i6 Fast
NlnthsI sil,er-worker born In England: Helen Pres.
ton, age twentynne Of number and street born in
Syracuse When they took their cpsrturc Mr. Howard
expressed regret that financial emba ssent rrsvented
his revsrtng Alderman Buffers with hsndson.
fee.
The honeymoon was bricf. however Howard VA. or.
rested on Thursday evening for stealing s76 in money aud
other property from fellow bosrders No SIS Dean.t
Brooklyn Justice Walsh hold him yesterday TO snswe,
for grand larceny
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Jersey CITY.

| Alfred wesllng, a canaboat captain, was brought
st. Francis Hospital yesterday from tho Port john
son coal wharves, suffering from pIstolshot wound
in the abdomen inflicted by James Rogers, the captain
Of another canalboat The shooting was prompted
by Jealousy, Captain Rogers alleging that Captain
Wcsling was too attentive to Mr.. Rogers. The
wounded man 's In critical condition.
Paul Allen, Erie Railway employe was arrested
few days ago for tearing up tho pavement at the
Jcrsey.ave crossing in order to lay track Court
land Parker appeared for him in Pcllco Justice Still
sings court yesterday, and argued that 1.-THE railroad
company, under the act of 1870 has the right to lay
tracks within certain limit without obtaining the con-
sent of the Board of Aldermen. Judge Stilsng dis
agreed with counsel and fined the defendant $40. The
case will be ccrtioraried
Frederick Mehler, of No. col Westinghouse, was
married Thursday night to Minnie Meyers, of No 245
West Onehundred- and-twenty eighth-st, NewYork.
While the wedding festivities at their height,
Mehler arrested complaint of Bertha Rush, of
promise. Being unable TO procure ball. Meher spent
the first night Of his honeymoon In prison CELL
The Park Commission organized yesterday by the
election of Charles B. ThurSton president W. c. Hep
penhemer, secretary, and Henry Lembeck, treasurer
They decided to advertise for park sites and adjourned
Charles Calvert, age thlrty-two, plumber who
lived at No. 216 Railroad ave-, got up from sick bed
Sunday night and made his way out of the house. two
friends who had volunteered TO watch him having
fallen asleep His body was found In the Morris
Canal Thursday night the Pacific ave. bridge.
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Il JURYMAN DEFIES THE CORONER
WILL THE MURRAY INQUEST KEEP CLEVELAND

WILL THE MURRAY INQUEST KEEP CLEVELAND
prLreArE PROM GOING To ST. LoUIsi
Coroner Levy and his Jury did not make much head
way yesterday in solving the electric wire problem
Many witnesses were summoned but few camc and
those had little OF Importance TO tell John Tnenan
OF No. 81 South Ninth-st, Williamsburg. formerly a
lncman for the stock ticker companies. he called
them said that the electric light wires I'm Thirdavc
under the elevated ralw ay tracks, all oaten up
with rust that the Insulation worn of and that
they threatened tho life OF everybody who camc In
cont act with them.
Coroner Levy said he had read in the papers that
the Mayor had stated at meeting 10 award contracts
for electric lighting that the Coroner had tried hard TO
get witness to swear that the Mayor responsible
for tho death OF Lineman Murray. If the Mayor IS
quoted right said Coroner Levy, raising his voice
TO pitch that led the spectators TO expect something
scorchng al must certainly the English language
in reply and say that this is falschood.r
A discussion to when the next hearing 20 IA
held interrupted by Juryman Onion saying " 7
will be In St. Louis next week and il you 60 with
the case yonll have to 80 on without ma can tell
you that
wen 1nd some way Of Keeping you here. even II II
does Inconvenience Mr. Cleveland said Coroner Levy.
Yer WON'T rctored Mr. Dillon. am going TO
ST. Louis Monday an all the coroncrs an coronerS
iuries in tho cry won't keep from goIns'
Mr. Dillon is a Cleveland delegate 20 81. Louis
from the Second Ward, and expressed his willingness
TO bot 900 TO Michel that he would get there's ps
spite Mr. Dillon. was decided that the neat hearing
be had Tuesday. ar Jonkins told about the
onebslf OF the right hand had been burned away and
his knee caps which had bcon In contact with the iron
hod entered At the right hand and left the body az
tho knees. Thore were no signs Of heart disease
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CIOsIys rHE ErCEsyGg cyrI

The Exchange Club No 81 New.st. has been closed an.
the members forced yesteiday other place.
for luncheon aud refreshmeni II started nearly
three years age with fair prospects Of success tn,
house that selected considered be convenient
the Produce and Stock Exchanges and IL hopoi
that sosc-n, membership might he attracted to mako
the club successful Since the establishment OF the
Lawyers Club In The Equitable Building the membership
has rspiay declined from $50 to about 400 and the 70
copts found be falling below the expenses In
these circumstance decided at meeting Thur,
hy, the end OF half year, eior the club An
meat Of ssS bccn levied the monbers and this
sum sna tas balance Of dues will be moro than sueent
10 discharge all aehe Of the club The furniture ana
alterations over s-0oOo In The president OF
the club said yesterday that tbs closing was on
account q insolvency
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NEWS IRON THE SUB URBS.
NEw-JEEsEY.

Tho spacious farm on tho Raritan River, two miles
from Raritan, n. j., for many years the country
scat OF exsecretary OF State Frenghuyscn, has been
sold to Mr.. Brown, Of New-York The place has
come historic interest. President Arthur and other
prominent public men frequently entertained
there Since Mr.. Freinghuysen's death the place
has been seldom occupied.
Mrs. Mary Kestlng Of Orange, is held on curious
charge. The Orange cross-town horse car llno has
been paving between the rails with coboc stones.
neghbor of Mrs. Heating informed the road officials
that Mrs. Kcating stealing the cobbles from the
wagon. An officer with a search warrant found the
cellar floor Of the womans house neatly paved with
the stones.
Thomas A. Edison, whose homo is in Llewellyn
Park, Orange, n. j., became the father Of healthy
boy Thursday, his first child. Mother and child
were reported as doing well.
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49, st Lucia 90 Dominica a. Moutserrat 90 81 kit. IS
creS "a WIZ %dss and to ou'er0rds' o'
Steamer cSaiaSooschss passstt savannah day, with
STEAMER Caroline Miller Miller Georgstown sc. with
Steamer ao,noHs maipksr, Yewpor. and Norfolk.
| with mdse aud passengers to Old dominion ss Co.
| Arrived yesterday
Steamer Lain tosr,. Hensrs Bremen May % South IN
ampton "a with and 746 passengers 70 oerch' d Co.
csn,.ss.. NAY q w 3. ssss
Co. N Hrr,e "a At T the Bar at al Il M
amer @ ye CO.
Steamer 3a Dominon osue seaS s poanon IS Co
CLEARED
Steamer Aurana (Br). Hans Liverpool via ouson'town-
steamer civ Richmond lBr. BEDFORD. Nverposl via
| onsenstown-Pster Wright sons nat r,vo,.
ETHIOPIA lB. wiI.o., ndersos sros
steamer aaatraiia GER franck anDarg-Phelps Bros
steamer Elbo (eor,. Meyer Bremen via southampton
Steamer Lesrdam (Dtch stsnger, NORTHUMBERLAND Ed
ye e Co. c,.,n.,n. ,rr, povsr Hawaii Dc Bsbia,.
steamer Chateau Nargaux (Frs Journeil' bs'u'"uA-
sIears Poriis (sr NorcO Johns NF via Halifax
Bowring Archibald - . I'll, p.,,,nor.-
steamer I0rtuease OBJ. Hews Para &C. ua ba'@0f'-
Steamer Colorado Daniels A.pnwa-Paciac Mail So Co.
Curacao trinidad Demsrsra and ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ei San Asseaio Wilder Port Royal a'd Fer
Steamer Cherokee Doane. Charleston and Jacksonville
Steamer " Garrett Foster Baltin,ore-B Downer.
ship Helene GER. BsmOach Hamburg-Hermann Koop
Co. , RI u,h,,
snip Revolving Light Br) spraguo Rotterdam-J WHIT
mp Annie Z Wright tBr). Wright Antwerp Parker
ship J wossenhorn tGsr,. Thalsn. Antwerp-Theo
Ears s:raihmuir QIrL Fleming saigon Whitney \ co
Bark Lufrs (Nor Evsnson, Uddeyslla. sweden-benham
Bark Virgo (Nor) choisen, StettinFunch Eyde d Co
BARK Ajax (Norl Peterson. Hamburger Tobias q Co..
Bark John Hickman (Br) Bishop. Antwerp-funcn Eoye
& Co. =. ~o..., L.
Sons.
Bark Costa Lopa (Port). Santos Bahia via kchnona Va
Amsinok 4 Co.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON lima l-Arrived, steamer Calico (Br Jones.
sailed steamer Denmark (Br. RiGby. from New.York
tIvERroo. May 3l-saed. steamer spain (Br Grimths'
for New.York. o,.- m,
AvoSMoUrI, June Arrived. steamer Olympia fBrh
Swain, from New-YOrk. ~,
frsm glasgow hence for New.York-
3l-Passed. steamer sorrento (Gorl muIer,
from Newly n her way tn Hamburg. 49,,
PRAWLE June 1Passcd. steamer ZSandsm (Dtch)
Pom sen from York her way TO Amsterdam - |
evINEMUNDK, May 30Arrived, steamer sayonia (Ger |
HAvRH May os-saied. steamer Lydlan Monarch (Br. |
Hnggs.t from London hence for Newfork
PORT SAID June 1-Arrived. steamer Lord Oh Ae Isles
(Br) Fagas from Network.
PALERMO, May 26-Saed. steamer Athens (br. fer new
York