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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-10
ROTEL ARRIVALS.


+ Tracy, Sacramento
Mrs } E Cieve, Danville
Mrs ID NJ Conner, Nebr
Mrs A j Ramage, Nebr
Il 7 Heating ~ W, Virginia
W ii Afford, Tulare
Miss j PearlAlford,S Cruz
Miss f Mosier, SantaCruz
b Murphy, Delaware
f Bohlman, n Almaden
~ V Bigelow a w,SKafael
w Bowen d. W. PIT Townsd
G II Darling, California
f I Baldwin&w, STOCKTON
j McGee az W, Jackson
Z Stranger. Montreal
& L Best, Mare Island
L B Bunting, California
Mrs Bunting. California
Miss Lottie Bunting. Cal
W II Fairbanks, Petaluma
l d L Jack. S l. 0biSpo
/. q f Raum Il W, N Y
II V Reardon, Oroville
+ Henshaw a W. Chico
q Forrest d W, \ Y
Mrs J II Barry, Tacoma
+ Il A Helms, Boston
Mrs i Wrisley. Boston
Miss wrisley, Boston
e II Atkins, Boston
&c w Million a. W, Host0n
Is J Devlin, Benicia
S Frame, Benicia
g ii Thompson, Benicia
iJ Poundstone, Colusa
+ X Willis, Los Angeles
III Baird, Australia
y Nj Terrell n W. Sparland
S c McCune, Los Angeles
c III Wilson, Chicago
A j Small. Sacramento
w NJ Gray. San Jose
Miss NJ Strong, Oakland
4 w Is Parsons, Woodland
J Walker, Sebastopol
T Allison, San Jose
NJ W Hawley, Santa Rosa
E NJ Williams, Vacaviile
r Derby, New Almaden
F S Carr, Marysville
+ l. Machelfert, San Jose
e II Bragg, Napa
4 F w Weushed Jr. Cal
IS ID Ross, Mayfield
Miss Stocksta,ler, SanJose
L Meyer, Michigan
Mrs J + Miller, Napa
Mrs f Cloves, Napa
10 X Salisbury, Napa
+ + Coleman, Santa Rosa
IN w Smithy, New York
II A Mayhem, Niles
ii TempletOn, San Mateo
g ID Pike. Iowa
ii C Wolf. Sacramento
w Mclaughlin. Sacto
Mrs l Hickman, Fresno
Z NJ Williams, Vacaville
NJ Wet ster, Chicago
I n Chapman, San Jose
l. G Trephagen, San Jose
Il Peyton, Santa Cruz
W ii Lynn, Los Angeles
II Smith x VT, San Jose
II A Alexander, San Jose
HOTEL.
IS W Kelly, San Jose
j q Hensiey. San Jose
10 7 Wells, Willis
Z NJ Ashley, Stockton
IL van Meter. stockton
! lC w Keene, Stockton
} e A Jackson. Napa
7 T J Chapel, Papa
l. HWoodworth, YubaCity
w Formly, Vallejo
L q McPike. st Helena
j T Lane, st Helena
W McPike, st Helena
lC NJ TImkins, = NJ s s Co
. G + Thomas, Woodland
j McMiun. Santa Rosa
c T Byers, Newcastle
j ID Arkle. Suisun
q Moon. Alameda
J. Schmedailen, Sacramto
NJ A Richardson. Lincoln
II Il McGinn. Auburn
lG w Huntley, Boston
w X Jenkins, San Jose
J A Perry. MERGED
), j NJ McPike, st Helena
A NJ Johnson. Sacramento
j A Rose Il W. Pleasanton
+ l. Waller, Mare Island
+ st John, Mare Island
+ A Knoll, New York
h j Dryer. Sacramento
w + Hudleson&w, Mdesto
Il w Wilson d W, Vallejo
f NJ Hanley, Sacramento
IV II Hanley, Sacramento
J Z Trafton, jacksonville
II L Traford. Stockton
H i Wright, Stockton
j . Mannon, Fresno
L ii Douglas, Menlo Park
X l. Ryder, San Jose
w + lush. San Jose
c NJ l. Peters d W. Niles
Q LIE Roy X W, Vallejo
Mrs Kahn, Vallejo
w o Turrill Il W, Portland
d Goodsell, Portland
G Boyd, Vallejo
ONaJ HOTEL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

before eavn town pioneer well native son. owes
himself the duty calling rahaep and the remarkable par
gains ofen will fairly make your head
with the immensely stock and big values Will make OIL
sen beautiful melton overcoa
that all dollars price choice
hundred different shades dollars then have taken
twentydolar preer
and for this special decided let Fem for twelve
dollars and fifty cents we've also done the thing with twenty
be dollars also
hdOar which without doubt the Of the taiors
art lined they throughout with the finest grade OF SINNERS
beautiful long, the
medium nobby the
choice twenty dollars
noble without
will from five to ten
selling and
things produced the clothing world
will shove ode garment that they
the don't think Of
without calling raphaeP fouhrtythree four
and fOuhrtyseven montgomery street. Of sacramento
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eEsTIRvssEs 4 SHOULDER BRACES

Made at j. IL. A. FOLK ERS Il BROS,
CURHICALAND DENTAL INSTRUMENT <~1,
ODEPOT, lib Montgomery Sc. adjoining eEzCQ
Occidental Hotel entrance jy2l II cod
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At csc a pair-LADIEs QUALITY
At pairLADIES SUPER QUALITY BALBRIGGAN HOSE per
QUALITY CASHMERE HOSE hand
finished.
a CASHMERE hand
Ii 81 %.
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lACES lACES
NEW RUCHIKGS-AN IMMENSE YARIETY-ALL COLORS.

At 35c per box-7 RUCHING.
stripes
NETS, 81, 81 81 so
42INCH CHANTILLY FLOUNCINGS, 81 90 81 70 81.
We keep he e quality
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Mrs J W Shaw, New York
Mrs w ii Shaw, New York
JL Requa IL W. Piedmont
II S Hagard & W, Los Ang
Mira w Philham, Los Ang
FA Sepulveda. Los ADg
i A Him, Santa Cruz
j II Edwards Il w,Neoma
Jennings. Santa Cruz
CD PARK. San Jose
ii WeiIhauser, Mt View
w II Alexander, Mt View
7 w Clark. Mt View
HI Dobbins, Vacavilie
X ii Sterling, Napa
w L Fisher " w,CaliSt0ga
Eel Reed, San Jose
II Johnson, Sacramento
Lie Schinglce. Sacto
G V Ladds, HoIg-kong
Mrs I J Field, Monterey
hiss + J White, Oakland
T V Barber, Sta barbara
+ Il Willis. Los Angeles
A c Shafer, Los Angeles
Mrs w S Severance, Lang
W Carlett II W, San Rafael
A Maipas a 2 CHI. Saratoga
L T Robb Jr Il w,StaCruz
Mrs J Hasiacher,S Sta Cruz
L Thrall & party, st Paul
FL Howes, Los Gatos
II G Gwin d fy, Oakland
q A Threfall, Irvington
EGG Barker. Oakdaie
II + Lewis, Boston
J. + Huntington, Cincinti
w b Wheeler, Minnesota
NJ ID Foley, Nevada
c Derby, Nevada
AC Bragg, Nevada
X J Land, Hawthorne
j w Mundy, Chicago
L Adcock. Chicago
ii Maloney&wf, OakKnoll
ii ID Maloney. Oak Knoll
II f Maloney. Oak Knoll
Miss EMaloney, OakKnoll
+ White, Sacramento
A NJ Shield 81 VT, Los An
Miss NJ Namely. sta Cruz
G l. Roy a VT, Vallejo
Mrs Kabr. Vallejo
s X Tennis. Los Angeles
L w Jones. Los Angeles
W II Demick. Boston
Mrs j L Boage, SiouxClty
j c Sprlgg Jr, San Diego
j II Boage. Sioux City
j Steinhardt, Stockton
! c v Thompson, Stockton
A Il Mcleod. Santa Rosa
N Il Kirtley, Santa Rosa
Mrs S Il Sheford, S Rosa
+ NJ Stern, San Jose
Jessie NJ Levy, San Jose
j valley, San Jose
II Il Alvord, San Jose
NJ Harris, Olympia
F q Crawford. WILLOWS
g w Seifcrt, Santa Clara
ii A Pfister, Santa Clara
I L Langley. Riverside
W A Sheppard. Fresno
| G W CalliDghave. Fresno
Is 5 Smythe a VT. S l. Oh
GRAND
CT Walter, Fresno
A Basley. Manhattan
Mrs q X Kirby. 70 yler
Miss J X Kirby, Fowler
Miss S VI Kirby. Fowler
Miss Aowings, washingtI
w Mclaughlin, SacramtC
g ID Mclean, Grass Valley
J S Spaulding, Mayfield
| G King. st Helena
| w b Mcclure, Auburn
| w II Morrissey. Willows
j G Wilton, Suisun
| W Cronin, Los Angeles
| " W Hartley, Sacramento
II Faris. Portland
I l. Perkins, Suisun
j c Murphy, California
l. j. Coopers, San Jose
j w Harper, Suisun
W Goddard, HeaIdsburg
L Meyers. Healdsburg
q Boyd Il I. Suisun
| w X jenkins, San Jose
j Corey, San Jose
| L II Garrigus & W. Salina,
OHChurchill&f,L Angele.
J waSmIth, Stockton
NJ II MorrIsey. stockton
| DR. I Flint. San Jose
| w Stahl, SantaRosa
NJ n Burns, Chicago
! X w Dawson. California
q ii Cassoner, California
Levison 8 W, Napa
| FTrenwitt, sta Barbara
ID Beverley ,SantaBarbara
NJ Prinz IL T, Santa Rosa
ii + Smith, Santa Rosa
j II Braman, Santa Rosa
CIR Peters, Petaluma
j Tyson, Niles
j Mastin, Niles
L Tyson, Niles
NJ Nichols, Niles
A l. Margot, Montana
J II Favor, California
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11no Dr. ~

THE CONGREGATION NEvAH ZEDECK WILL
hold divine services during the coming holidays
at the ODD FELLOWS HALL. where the
celebrated CANTOR, REV. I. LEvINSoN. lately
from Europe will oiiiciate. Tickets, 81 and ~ to
be had at the rooms OF the congregation, ID Golden
Gate ave, or at L. PEISER's, IL Sixth St. and NJ.
LEVY 1908 Post st. Services viii be also held at
tho nresent onarrers aus 1St WeSaSu
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

ID Goodsell. Portland
c Boyd, Vallejo
)NAL HOTEL.
L Brown, Newcastle Band
ii Branch, do
Il Abbott, do
e Miller, Kansas City
I Smith, California
A Seliiti, England
II s Fletcher. Cosmopolis
&c A Jump, Cosmopolis
Mrs Kaufman, Cosinopolis
Miss l. Smith, Wash
Mrs Searight. Wash
Miss Searight, Wash
Mrs X A Pennington, Wash
Miss J Pennington. Wash
Miss NJ Pennington, Wash
Miss l. Pennington, Wash
A Il Pennington, Wash
A Cunningham. Furlong
G Berg a. W, Lathrop
10 Middle, Lathrop
W Johnson, Crows Lding
G Kricke, Crows Landing
w L Howard, New York
A ID Mccormick, s Rafael
I Smith, San Rafael
S Colvin. san Jose
G T Finch, Port Costa
~ G Sheehan, Port Costa
Il Empe. Port Costa
W l. Sheltro. Menlo
j ID Moorehead. Suisun
F G Moorehead, Suisun
Miss Moorehcad, Suisun
HOUSE.
II c Little. Winters
J r Harvey. Nevada
T II Sites, Newark
f q Cullen, Newark
Cd Osborn, Mexico
X II Copp, Rocklin
J Ii Carey q W, San Jose
1T o Bailey. San Jose
10 II willoughby, Watsvle
w Stoddard. Napa
NJ Mitchell&w, Bloomfield
b ii Westervelt, Boston
A ]. Fisher. Santa Rosa
IWdreenwell&w,La keport
NJ 5 Greenwich, Lakeport
j Murphy n W, Canada -
l. A Splitter, San Jose
MMendenhall &f, Liyerme
II Is Smith. Uklah
ID NJ Hin, Ukiah
L z Chick, Paso Robes
y Il Pierce, Paso Robes
ID g Abbott, Delano
II e Blacom ST, Salt Lake
G A Aldrich IL T, Ukiah
Mrs NJ G Angle. Ukiah
f IL Farley, Petaluma
)HANGE HOTEL.
r. Sasser, Seattle
II Forrest VIZ 4 Oh, Seattle
A Dewsant, Seattle
Mrs J Dewsant, Seattle .
Mrs George Clyde, Seattle
) Schriver, Markham
A Hard, Markham
h j Everett, Fresno
~ A Bana, Chicago
IF II Kendall, Stockton
q McYey, Stockton
j Jordan, Mary Island
10 Vickers. Alamedan
lC L Ali, Los Angeles
Z q Snyder, Los Angeles
IA Klose. San Pablo
u L Roberts. Humboldt
I'LL l. Davis Il W, saltwater
w X Davis a. w, Shasta
NJ Stevenson IL W, Wash
Mrs Person a. oh, Wash
Miss Clara CIegg, Shasta
lJ p Carlton. Santa Rosa
Miss Stevens, Santa Rosa
Miss Bruer, Santa Rosa
MRS Taylor. Santa Rosa
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SPECIAL.

Samples upon application.
Country orders receive prompt attention.
Alameda
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GLOVES! GLOVES

At CSC pair-LADIES
worth ST.
5BUTTON GLOVES blacks
LENGTH SUEDE GLOVES embrod.
a pair-LADES 5BUTTON FRENCH GLOVES embroidered
81
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SILKS! SILKS!
New Drapery. India Silks. Artistic Designs

JUST REcEivEp-NEw of vELVETS
The
NOVELTY HEMsTITcHED sURAH SILKS in a very choice
collection
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-02-18
A BIG SNAKE STORY.
How the Cribo OF st. Lucia Swallows
Serpents Larger Than itself.


Serpents Larger Than Itself.
No part of the West Indies is 80 rich in
snake stories as ST.. Lucia. Froude tells
how this fer de lance hunts his human
prey by creeping along garden path un-
til the guilelcss tourist falls foul of him,
when in the flash of the eve tho fierce
beast has stabbed him with fanys that
never do less than kill. Coleridge, a
nephew of the poet, who visited the
island in 1925, gives the gentle reader a
shudder by saying that not evon on horse
back Is the inquisitive traveller safe flom
savage monster known as the wood
slave, whose bite is as deadly as that of
Froude's horror and whose instincts are
no less desperate. NeiLhoc Of these
gentlemen had seen any snake in st.
Lucia; no moro havc 1. But it will
never do to leave the island without
something on this subject more author
itative than the yarn of an engineer
sergeant
therefore take pleasure in assuring
prospective travellers to this place that
In 1874 st. Lucia was pronounced to be
infested by countless reptiles" and
this from the pen of one who had re-
sided thirteen years in tho place, Mr..
Breen. But his snake story differs ma
terlally from those of both Froude and
Coleridge in that he appears to know
neither fer de lance nor wood slave. buS
tells Of a ubiquitous yellow SERPENT"
whose bite, however, may be effectually
cured if promptly attended to, and from
what learned in Castries I am disposed
to back the statement of the thirteen
II
two gentlemen first quoted, though tho
ono be historian and tho other the son
of Bishop. This yellow serpent, how
ever, has an enemy called the cribo,
who is both aggressive and powerful,
and attacks his Fellowship at sight and
without provocation. Mr.. Breen saws
that the yellow serpent in these com
bats usually comes off second best, and
that the cribo is so clever that when he
is through with the fight he rolls about
on the leaves of o plant called pied
poulc, which operation not only counter
acts any evil effects from the others
bite, but acts as a tonic for moro fight of
tho same kind, SO that ultimately the
cr1bo Is sure to gain the victory, which
he signalizes by swallowing his victim
whole, commencing with the head.
Sometimes the cribo is called upon to
swallow an adversary longer and bigger
than himself, an operation that might
discourage one less fruitful in resources
Tho work is accomplished in this wise:
Tho cribo swallows as much as the cubic
contents as his skin permits, whereupon
no goes to sleep until time nerves him
for second effort Ho then sucks in
what is ncc6ful to keep himself dis
tended, and thoreupon once moro seeks
rest and slcep-repeating these opera
| tions until the apparently-impossiblo
| task Is mplishcd-namely: swallow
ing moro than himself.-Leeds (Eng.)
Mercury.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-02-18
Whore sard ncs Como From.

Wo are promo at times to boast Of our
sardine-packing industry in this coun-
try, but it should be borno in mind, for
the sake Of accurate knowledge, that, as
matter Of fact, we have no sardine-
packing industry iu this country. Wo
pack O. great many boxes Of little fish
which is species of shrimp, and pour
cotton-seed oil over 1t, and people buy
and eat them under the delusion that
they are eating sardinos dressed in
olive oil. The only genuine sardinos
arc taken on few sections Of the coast
of Europe, and the French Gamers have
noarly monopolizod tho market by cs-
tablishing q reputation for tho absolute
genuineness Of their fish and oil, and by
their careful, thorough mothod of pack.
ing, which preserves tho exquisite
flavor. Housekeeping.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-02-18

Tho citizens Of Windham, Me-, arc
laughing alta newly-marricd man OF that
town who went to Portland shopping,
taking his brido with him, but who itr-
pot her when he started for home, and
had nearly reached Windham before tho
uneasy consciousness that no had for
gotten something finally resolved itsolf
into tho realization Of tho fact that it
was his wife who was left behind.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-02-18

nEPUTY U. s. LAND AND MINERAL
Surveyor for Eevada, Mines laid out
md Surveyed for Patent Land surveyed, ap.
plications, contracts, payments on land, and
rpp"riaining TO taking mp or holding land cf
Tho state or Government attended TO. shall
keep fully posted MS to aIl lands tpkon mp and
acant in tho eastern Pant ,i E,yaIs, A
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In charge Hydographi


Per Central Railroad, March 17-157 bales cot
ton, bales hides. II rolls leather % bdls paper
$50 pkgs tobacco, bbls iron ore, 3I5 lbs lard 60
bbls spirits turpentine 1880 bbls roSin, 5000 lbs
bacon, 10 bbs fruit. 700 bales hay, so cases eggs
10 bbs whisky, IL hf bbls whisky 9 cars brick, /
car cotton seed. cars cotton seed meal 40 tons
pig iron, 81 boxes hardware 8 boxes soap. 5
cars coal, 30 pkgs furniture, 1876 bales domestics
Dbl syrup, "a bales yarn, go bushels corn, $50
bbls -four. 2i cars lumber. 60 cords wood, cars
barrel material, a3 bushels rice, Il pkgs willow
ware, pieces machinery bnggies, 20 pkgs
plows, lO9 pkgs mdse. l0S bales paper stock, SO
empty bbls.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
March 1913 bales cotton. /. 100 bbls roSin, 1877
bbls spirits turpentne, 25 hf bbls mulet 10 cases
dry goods, 10 cases shoes, 10 sacks rice stoves
cases mineral water, 229 sacks fertilizers, car
corn, case cigars 10 cases potash, 122 bbls rice
cases hardware, bales hides, 7cases clothing
2 copper stills, % bbls bottles, cases hats, 10
bbls syrup, cars wood, 80 car wheels, 81 cars
lumber, cars brick, 96 sacks cotton seed 80
pkgs mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway March
IA bales cotton. Is cars fertilizers, car bbls
% ORDERS wedges, 8 caps, 1 Dbl rice, 8 sacks
peas. sack grits. sack potatoes, SO cases but
ter dishes. l sack peanuts, 10 bbls whisky, "a
pkgs tobacco. rack hats. box marble 100
sacks peanuts, box hardware. box harness,
bag fertilizer, cars wood, IS, 443 boxes oranges
car coal. 80 bbls oranges, "a bbls vegetables, So
boxes vegetables
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Market Report by the Florida Fruit
Exchange.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. March 1.-THE orange
market is strong and buyers take the fruit with
every confidence, as the demand really exceeds
the supply. The market will advance daiIy-it
cannot possibly help it. Those who have held
back their fruit will certainly reap their reward
in first-class prices on Florida oranges during
the remainder of the season.
Valencia fruit is a little higher, but it is not
sound, and therefore does not do we'll. AS to
Sicily fruit, the worst has probably been seen
and prices are likely to advance, but Floridas
will take the lead as long as they last.
The last reports by wire to the Florida Fruit
Exchange are as follows:
First-Prices ranged from SO 00013 IS on
brights, and from 81 40G2 IS on russets. Sharp
demand for all grades.
Second--Finest, 81 OO04 30: good. 50 OO@s 80;
common, 81 5012 IS. Good market ahead.
Third-Sales to-day averaged 81 50.
Fourth-Prices ranged from SO 60013 60; av-
erage, So e0.market firm. Good navels bring
from 81 00@6 90; tangerines and mandarins
from s. 0o07 So
New York received Il. 900 boxes for week end
ing SATURDAY. last.
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New York Market Review.

reported Oy u. 81 Pdtnier, 166 ReGde St., N. Y.
New YORK, March 15--Receipts of oranges
for the week aggregated 20, $50 boxes. Prices
are steadily advancing and all fancy grades
selling from SO 5000 So if in sound condition;
other brights, 50 1904 so. and russets 81 25 a
90. Strawberries, choice, 25035c; fair,
15d20c
OF many vegetables there has been falling
off in receipts especially green peas, and q few
were received from South Carolina ye terday
and sold from S. 0006 90 per crate; Florida,
81 00@s 90; Florida string beans 81 50M5 90;
cucumbers, 81 00@60 90; tomatoes. 81 50G3 so;
Key West boxes, 65@95c; onions SO 90; beets,
ST. oO@1 go; North Carolina celery, 75c per
dozen roots; egg plants. per barrel. 81 O00s 90;
caulidower, 50 00O7 90; Florida cabbage, So 90
M4 90; North Carolina and South Carolina,
81 0O02 90.
After this week we anticipate very light re-
ceipts of all vegetables except cabbage, and
possibly tomatoes, and extreme prices will pre-
vail. All possible care, therefore, should be
used in the packing, etc, that their value may
be enhanced, and that they may meet the re.
quirements of the fine class of trade which
will be the only buyers during the next few
weeks.
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Brunswick March i5-Cleared, brig Observa-
dor (Spl. Linares. Alicante.
Sailed. bark Glenola (Bl, Liverpool; schrs
Bonitorm tBrl, Antigua: Annie Henderson.
York.
Bucksville, c. March l5-Sailed, schr Hattie
MEG Buck. Putnam, Philadelphia.
Darien. March l4-Arriyed. barks Arvio (Rus),
Sevald. Barcelona; Martin Luther (Sw). Nilsson,
Dakar.
Cleared, schrs VIM Drury. Bond, New York
18th, Ella N Halves. Pennington, Kennebunk
port.
Jacksonville March i5-Arrived, schr II S
Lanfair, Woodland Baltimore.
Cleared. schrS V Glover, Ingersoll, New
York; + Condor, Kneeland. do.
Key West, March 1l-Arrived, steamers Brat
ten NOR, Belize. Honduras (coaled and pro-
ceeded for New York;; 18th, Nueces, Risk. New
York land proceeded for Galveston); brig Abbie
CLIFFORD Storer, st Thomas
lSth-Sailed, steamers Lizzie Henderson, Mas
sau, p; 18th, Lampasas Crowen, New York.
Mobile. March l5-Cleared. bark Premier
(Nor(, IsaacKsen. Port Glasgow.
New Haven, March 15-Sailed. schr Harold c
Beecher, NicKerson. Brunswick.
Pensacola, March l5-Arrived ship Golden
Rule (Br) Pinkey. Mobile; barks Festina Iente
Nor, Martensen, Greenock; Halden Nor. Dahl,
Cleared, ship W G Russell Br). Robinson.
Liverpool; barks Elisa Utah, Vassallo, Newport
Jerusalem Nor, Carlson Montevideo.
Philadelphia, March l5-Cleared, schrs
Eleanor, Poole. Brunswick; Austin ID knight,
Drinkwater Fernandina.
Perth Amboy. March l5-Saled, schr Emma
Cotton, Ayres, Fernandina.
Satilla River, Ga, March 11-Arrived, schr
Isaac kerlin, Steelman, Brunswick.
- Charleston, March 15-Arrived, schr Fannie
Brown, Hardcastle Port Royal, sc.
New York, March 17-Arrived out, steamship
Fulda, New York for Bremen.
Arrived, steamship La Gascogne, Havre.