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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Mrs. Geo. Alexander has gone TO Wash
inetou. ID. c., on visit.
James Fulkerson, who had a relapse dur
ing tho past week, % convalescenL
Dr. j. c. Hunter aud family have re-
moved thsir residence from the GrandOn to
No. 22l Pins street.
John A. Lucas who is quite. sick, is now
Al St. Foter's hos itai. his many friends
wish him a speedy recovery.
". C. Basket has concluded to remain
in Helena Mr. Basket was offered the
position OF secretary OF legation by Gran
VILE stuart. minister 20 raguay aud Para
guay. GA Mr. Stusrrs arrival at Wash
iuQton he found that the government had
made no provision for the Oilse OF ssere-
tary.
A thur O'Brien. tie inventor OF sanitary
appliances tor pub ica and private building.
leaves this morning for Washington. ID. ..
He goes IN response TO request from y q.
Billings, 70 put ia this new national museum
aud library building some OF his appllhncei
SO thew may bs passed upon by the National
Medical aud Sanitary association that
meets in Washington May -. and continue
IA session To- month. he appliancet are
owned by an incorporated coin pany com
posed of de ouh men.
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THE REASON
That Reports Are Belng spread That We
Arc linw Broke.

That Reports Are Belng spread That We
Arc G,inx broke.
Rumors have been spseai by unscrupu-
lous persons that In consequences OF our
constantly selling below cost that We will
very soon 20 broke. To those to whom We
owe anTthing We say: Z, esent your bills
and get your money. To those who CD cad
these reporis we say: You had batter AZ
tend % your own afaia Non will I'm
your business will be more prosperous. and
that you Will have no occasion 20 complain
OF hard times. But TO the general public
We have this to say; How IL 10 that when
two farmers start near each other. on ths
sans kind OF soil, and under the same con-
ditione. ons after a few yea has a paid
~ farm, fat cattle. etc. The other
has everything mottgHged. poor cattle, ev-
erythinR IN bad shape. Two young men
will start IN manufacturing pursuits. Doe
Will become p ointment in his calling. will
build up business 90 which his tOwnspeo-
I ls will point with pride. The other will
in the same space OF time havs accom-
plished nothing. bis family will have to be
supported by oaa ity. aud all because he
has attended TO everything bat his own
business. We are enabled to give our Gus
toners mo . and better goods for their
money than any other concern because We
are always attending &c our own business
aud to no one slse's- And that's why when
other merchants are criing about hard
WrINsrErN a Co.
A nice assortment OF fine sailors in all the
newest shapes az g. A. Fishers.
Bleachsd muslin. worth l0c selling at Sac
this week Al The Bee Hive
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VERDICT FOR rLAINTIFR.

The Jury Were Out but Very short Time
An Were Agreed.
Il oaly took jury OF our very best peo.
pie very few minutes to decide an inn
portant case that vas given them last
night. The promptness ana unanimity OF
the agreement was surprise TO some peo-
pie who have been following the evidence
from day 20 day, but when the facts are
all considered. as they wsre by the iur5,
uLder tue lucid aud forceful matt uotions
OF the learned judge, there was no alterna-
ave, and they voted that Arabella - the
best -four for bread that 10 IA this market
ana White Lily the best Tor pastry. TIE
Jurors we're highly complmented by the
Judge anu their verdict gives universal sat
1sfactiOu.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
SUCCESSFUL OPENING.

james PIiditch Welcomed a Large Mum
Der OF His Friends Yesterday.
James Pilditch opened his new news
stand on Main street yesterday. large
number OF his friends called to oonRra'a-
late him on his fine place and successful
opening. Fine soda with the finest fTuit
Juices is one of Jimmie's spsoialtiss.
Fine tobaceos, cigars, smokers' articles
are always IN stock. as well as fresh can
dies, books, papers and novels.
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TWO STRAIGHT.

The CooneYs rake tho LanEharnes tnto
Camp by Isis MrJority.
Ga the east side ball grounds yesterday
afternoon the Coonsys and Lanehornss
came together acain, and this time tho
former won a crushing Victory over their
opponents. the score standing twenty
seven 70 thirtsen In their favor
at the end OF ths eighth in
ming. ". Atchison lined out q couple Of
home runs and sam Lanahorne made one
CON lete circuit OF the bases without stoI-
ping. Atchison tw;rlo1 and Shrader was
tor tho Cuoneys, while Armitage
and LAnghorne were In the box and hess'er
behind tho bat for the other side. Inst
aud b sadle were empires. Score;
Cooneys. ...O312 SSx-27
I.auphornes O2Ol / as
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
HEPERDIEzEL'S PARLORs.

They Have Dsen Rehtted, aud Are Now
tile Finest IN mis- seotion.
Heperdiezel has rehtsed his former very
attractive ice cream pnriors on Main street
near broadway. and they are now the
finest between St. Paul and San Francisco.
The quality OF the ice cream IL the finest
pure cream can make. His candies are IN
eKcelled any where.
The newest thing is crushed fresh nit
with your ice cream soda. which Is served
70 perfsction at heperdiszels. This Is a
most delicious and popular beverage.
HePefdiszsl caters ouly 10 cultured tastes.
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Manr.cs Sullivan. Lew Julius Balm. stanford
i-toSu " n eok. stanford
Kenneth ltaas. Mis-uula Dave Iruorau. ursat
4. IL orElug, at nel tals
ana Henry Fennard. KALI
Joseph IHguar. raj 81 DOLL
usn b J Arnold. Idaho
4. j Knight Ell'sfon John richardson. Cor
j $50 Herbert bismarck bin
i WrKelvr .orria James Hill. Missouia
Auv Olson Oanyon tLas sohott aud wife
raes Jefferson
.B Hood and wife Lizzie l. Dow. MArEs
Jafo-son Fill8
Nj. Jo4n Duff MArys- Mr. Lust Marysvlls
vile T. A Jaksag and wife
Jane j OMAR sod Dvhnd3
wife White sulphur John OMAR and
spring4 wlfo. Whit sulphur
q . ramb.e. Mare 1priugs
rlIla Iowr5. Anaconda
l. Kelly Helena Mrs 6abls AMI fam. b.
Prof o.. o. " alan Hutte torblu
John N l. l.hou, clancy
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

On May - a homo seekers and business
mems eHcurslon will be ron by the Mime
nfoiis -. Louis railway from 81. Paul
and Minneapolis 60 ~ Reno, Oklshoma
ard other points. Rate. half fare (S2A90j
Tor the round trip. Rates from other
points proportionately Low. Excursion will
80 IA through chair cars. with Iorter aud
conductor ia ehafge. The farming lands
IN bklahoma are the best Hnd chsapest 20
le had anywhere a. present. For further
formation address A. Is. Cutta G.. 4. a.
J.. A.. 81. a. "a. l.. lg.. Minneapolis. MINI.
Dress Innings best quality oalI &C. =, The Bee
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Via salt Lake aud Denver to Chicago aud
tho east A dip IN the arest salt lake or .
feWs days visit a. Nanitou sprlaga sit
uAted 81 the foot Of Pixies Peak. cannot be
Cqualsd on this continent.
Pullman dining car route. For rates.
etc. call % the Union Pacific Office, No. %
North Ms n street Helena.
IA. -. WusoS.
Passenger Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Commencing Nav - the Northern Pacific
railroad wi! sell Sunday excursion tickets
ON Helena 20 Alhambra. Boulder Hos
Springs. Eliistou. Avon and Townsend. a.
r-ieof one faro Tor tha round trip Tickets
on aale Saturdays and Sun1avz good 90 re-
turn uatll Aoudav following date ofsale.
A. ID. ED8AE. Gcu'l AT.
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ALL THE LATEST.

some OF the Pretty Things just Il scsived
b. - Helena Miiliner.
The most complete line Of millinery
goods received in Helena for a long time IL
now shown by Mrs. S. A. Fisher. IL COM
prises the latest in leghoFns. sailors.
flowers. and all shades and styles Of rib
bons. The best of u Is that the prices are
right as we'll as tue goods.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

We never offered better value
in Children's Clothing than we
do in the new line of Wash Suits
which fill our Jackson Street
window and overflow into our
second floor. They're really
washable that's a good deal
but the price is the strong point.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

For the man who works hard
we've a great attraction in the
shape of a large lot of Outing
Flannel Shirts. They're COM
Portable, durable and neat.
They're only
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Tie Columbian olub will give a ball By
request on Friday evening, Ny u. al Al
ans hall.
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$3.50 Per Suit.

Thinking Of buying a Bathing
Suit; Wen change thinking
into action if you see our line Of
fine Jersey Suits. The colors are
blue and garnet.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Boy Mont4ns reeri-s. nakiaE Powder.
Why send your money oat Of tbs state.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Jaeger Sanitary Underwear in
full line. Catalogue and sam
pies mailed on application.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Knox Hats, full Inc Of spring
sbapcs-no need to say more.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

The natatorlum will be opsn 20 the pub
lie this week until eight u. 10.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

How many ladies Of Helena look at their
carpets with dismay hftsr reading the New
York Dry Goods Stores Advertisement OF
Wiltons. made. laid and line for 81. II z
How many ladies of Montana have gwen
double for like goods within the last year,
without the new and novel designer
Can any one be the least skeptical after
viewing the carpet display IN our north
window as 90 the power an preparation we
have made to control she carpet trade for
HelenG2
What person Of reasonable consideration
will estimate carpets elsewhere after notin &
our rich display, our unpaI allied prices, our
great stock, our guaranteed and splendid
work including the artistic drRping which
isA at OF our ca pet business!
We are not disposed TO have our lady
friends ana customers or acquaintance
feel as tho past purchases Of carpets wer5
unhappy events. Quits to the contrary.
We only wish TO instruot them concerning
the present. OF course when they glance
at their last years purchases they will IN
doubtedly feel little bitter, especially
when they consider the advantages Of
present buying az the New York Diy Goods
Store. We only beg 10 state let she future
bring more wisdom. quicker thoughts. q
complete aud unqualified confidence in our
establishment. Again kindly remember
We are prepared wonderfully prepared.
Look at to-day's advertisement; third
Every item merits your attention. The
offerings are of the most extraordinary
character. Note the 81 column. My
fsith. what values" We hear goa exelaim.
We dare say many OF you remember our
great midwinter sale. The marvellous sue
cess OF the 81 column mentioned theIelu.
since then We have besl rather quiet re-
lating 20 a given amount for 81.
The public will understand and accept
our excuses when We state thStit was owing
to the picking up Of this al. By evsrV con-
Germ in the conntry or neighboThoOd who
made il their leader until II became a.
common as she songs Of Annie Rooney
or ''MarchinR Through Georgia" We
have given them many new texts 20 o1py
from, the last month or 30. Hence this op-
portunity which We embrace for your BEN
eft. We again say read the 81 column ms
IL contains wonders in useful and nice
goods.
Don't forget TO read carefully what you
can buy for $3.50 You should read these
aloud Of evenings when your husband Is at
home. See how quickly ne becomes inter
ested ana loosens his purse 81 rings. Again
IL prevents his going TO she club for be at
once sees the necessity Of acquainting him
self With the strict push of business.
IL single, call your fathe . attention to
the 81 column. see how quick your parent
becomes RoOd-natured. lens. tWents' 3
and hfty's spring spontaneous from his
pockets. "Oherings such as these," be
wisely tells you, must not be sighted nor
neglected" But In your sagerness dOn'l
forget 20 call attention TO the worn eondi-
ton of she CARPET. and sugRsst a family
general repairs.
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Excursion Rates to California Every Day
In the month

Excursion Rates to CaIifornis Every Day
In the month.
Beginning March 18th the Northern Pa
cife railrosl will sell daily round trip tick
cts 10 California points - follows:
Helena 20 san Francisco and return.
going via Spokane. Tacoma and Portland.
and returning same way, SO.
10 San Francisco, going VIA Spokane,
Tacoma md Portland. and retaining via
Ogden and Silver Bow. 80.
10 Los Angeles. going aud returning via
Spokane. Tacoma nnd Portland, entering
ban Francisco ia one direction either going
or returning. $50.
To Los Angeles, going via Spokane. Ia
coma, Portland aud san Francisco aud re-
turning via Sacramento ana Ogden, 80. %.
Tickets will be limited for slEty days for
going passage, with retDfn az any time
within the FINAL limit OF SIX months.
Thirty days limited tickets from Helena
60 san Francisco and return, with Eve I'd
mission tickets 20 thu Midwinasr far, are
also on sale daily al rate % &G25O.
A. ID. EDaAR, Gen. Agt.,
Helena Mont
CHAs. S. FIR g. =. &T.A.
81 Puul Mimi.
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40c Each.

There's a window full Of them
on our ,lain Street front.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13
$14.OO

Also in stock complet e lines of
Grand Army Hats.
Grand Army Cords and
Wreaths.
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Mo apron. tor ID a De Heo I've


Boys bicycle hose in fast black FOR 20o At The
Bee live.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Twenty cents for ladies tan hose. 90 gauge il
leather shades. this week AZ The Res Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

MelAnge zephyrs for So per yard at Tho Zee
Hive this week.
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FOR
THE
GRAND
Army
NAN

We've a special attraction this
week. This is the Regulation
Grand Army Suits to be
found nowhere in Helena but
here-made Of regulation blue in
the best manner. This suit, with
two sets of buttons, we're selling
for
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

Dress Innings. best quality oalI e. a, The Beo
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This Week.
Mention It To Others.

I5c Figured Irish Lawn. E. Ioc
25c Figured Dimity....... I5c
25c Figured Dotted Swiss. I5c
$50 Dotted Chambry.... &c
6oc silk Striped Seersucker SIC
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-13

A nice assortment OF fine sailors in all the
newest shap, a. g. A. Fishers.
bleached muslin. worth Toe selling at 6AS
iii. Al -Ih. r.. Ii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-14

reg bill no has brought IN q bill Of his own,
providing for involuntary bankruptcy. Its fate
energy shown in sssaultlnR the Torrey bill,
and advances arguments as effective as those
then advanced. the chances are that his effort
will be crowned with success.
More than this. Mr.. Bailey has presided in
COMMITTEES Of the. Whole with singular ability.
The House has fully recognized his talents,
and he stands upon much higher plane than
he occupied In the fitty-second Congress. III
no mutHtion 10 politics in t he haIe
20 be the leading member from the largest
state IN the Union. He is now ,3Q years, Old.
Charles ONeill ~. and William u. Kelley 80
years old when they entered Congress. Mr.;
wears conventional broadcloth with q low cut
waisccoat His hat is the TeAas sombrero.
ca. Of marx EoHn Sharpe Williams Of Mis-
sissippi lie is 80 years old. and received his
sigcation at the Lpjyersity OF Virginia And the
wears a frock coat and ls neatly attired. His
father was killed ~ shiloh while In the Con,
law in Tennessee and Mississippi, aud Is n
cotton planter. His orat9ry Is fervid and ~.
%eT scaS T n@R sna sSTs %G
In the House on the silver question near mid
night u held those present snellbound.
livery. but time will certainly wear away all
imperfections The material Is there. ana the
quality OF the man il hound TO develop
second speech was made before q full
House with good effect. beyond his, ability as
an orator, Mr. Williams watches CLOSELY the
proceedings and always attends the meetings
OF his committees. Mississippi has sent no
more promising man to Congress since the
days OF Sergeant Smith Prenuss. Chastened
by experience and toughened 10y work he Will
undOub tedly attract national attention.
\ third man worth noting Is Champ Clark OF
Missouri. This gentleman succeeded Gen.
Mansur. Mr.. Clark IL tall. light complexioned.
clean shaver. has regular features, and the
magnetism Of trueWestern orator He has
worked on n farm. clerked in n country store.
edited acountry newspaper and practised law.
lie has been District Attorney IN the county
made famous by Joe Bowers, He graduated
years old was President Of Marshall College.
West Virginia. He ranks high in scholarship.
and has a quaintness In discussion peculiarly
attractive and practical. Ills speeches in the
House susta in the reputation made by him in
Tammany Hall on tho 4th ~ July last. They
force the closest attention. His Elm lies tropes.
and metaphors are trite. and at times set tho
House In a roar ot laughter. The story OF his
trouble in Washington restaurant was
grossly exaggerated. and has not dimmed his
reputation in Congress. He Is ever in his seat
and never shirks work In COMMITTEES. Mis-
souri, in time to come. will be proud OF him.
Another young man destined for fame 10
Joseph L. Rawlina the Delegate from Utah.
He made a speech In December on the bill
providing for the admission OF Utah into the
Union. that stirred the members to an un-
usual pitch Of enthusiasm. 1t ought to send
him to the United States Senate. There are
other young m embers WORTH OF 10 en- Il on whose
names may be reserved for future letter.
ANpS I Ctuur~na
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The Hon. samuel Il, Horne Of Winsted has
returned rom three years Cunsulship ut the
island Of ~. Thomas in the Nest indies.
DO you have hurricanes IA ST. Thomas ?"
asked the reT pTter;
les occasionally" sail tho Consul. We
hat ore that scared me a good deal more than
u huri me. uns day when the sun was shin
inc brightly, suddenly heard four guns nrsi
from the fort. Everybody began jumping
around and shutting M thugs. What's the
matter = asked. Hurry up said the clerk
that's the signal. there's "a storm coming.
And in the street the PEOPLE were running in
all directions and blinds were banging All
the houses have heavy. solid, outside shutters,
and my clerk was shutting these as fast as he
could. soon was left In total darkness en-
tiiely alone. Everybody goes into the lower
stories OF tile houses during a hurricane. as
they are built Of stoue and the upper part Of
the buildings are Of wood 10 an earthquake
they use the wooden story. Well. the storm
came up and banged aud hoWlel around. and
! would have given 1--we dollars for even a black
companion. ] expected to SEQ the whole place
In ruins, but when ! opened the shutters and
got breath Of fresh air again the peOpls we're
beginning 10 walk about again. aud the sun
vas shiuing aud everything vas lovely.
They're used 10 little things Ike hurricanes
there, and don't mind them. That's the way
all rain storms come aD-out Of elsaE sky."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-14

When the French harm on Lake street vas
burned a lew months ago a valuable horse.
tTolter lost his lifs. Tie animal was value
az from : ,Iun ~ 5000 In the course q
events the body was turned over 10 the rem
deIing company and in preparing II for re1-
doTiug curious discovery was made In the
stomach Mas stone that Weignrd u pounds
aud was Rs large a. tlr top Of "A six hat.
Or D. ;. Kelley tom nisstoner ~ Health,
who examined tie stone, ~ greatly intereste
~ Il, aud Will endelvor T. secure il for the
Minnesota academy % NatuTRI Nrlen 'es. Tie
Doctor says that each successive laTer
can be traced with ease. aud that il inc
stone were t9 10 stwed IN two IL is So
enough 10 admit 81 such an opera ION the
layers would be distinctly marked. In al.
probability tho growth started first from a
nail a peGh.e or some other foreign substancs
that had been ken into the stomach. The
successive c1AtinZ- came from the efforts o.
nature 10 rid herself OF tn. "hstruc ION and the
process Oi growth is not lnlike the ueaTi in the
pssIl oyster. 10 the stomach ~ AnOt her horSa
a. the rendering plant a lew nths ago
stone weighing Ave pounds was found The
strange thing In connection with ths htteen-
a race speel while carrytnglL
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the Coos Bay improvements IL 81. ace. 412.. Az
fnquna Bay SbOO.OOU have been expended
On the Suislaw $50. OOO have been expended.
but thus far Without results OF IMPORTANCE
on the bar" The Willapa, the Chehalls. and
swinomish slough the latter OF which has tie
approaches across shallow fats" the Cow
litz and the Klaskuine have been partly at
tended to- while much labor has been eN-
pended to rhmove the constantly recurring OBJ
structions" on the SkaRit the Nooksack, and
the Snohomish.
All OF which suggest not only how the money
goes. but how It Is likely to 20 as long as Con
gress supplies 10.
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NrcessIIy.

Miss Nelson complained that Jou talked e
her 81 nothing but the weather.
Well that's AL We had No commOA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-24

Baltimore, May 23.-Flour dull. unchanged;
western superfine 81 7Olpl co. western extra
wheat patent IS 0|1t} IS; spring patent 3
as 10; spring straight 80 1903 So Wheat
doll: No. 2 red, spot. 571s6ls7%c; May 5I14
4ugI,st 5s3,6159c: steamer No. 2 red $40
5iIZc: milling. by sample 51G5sc Corn duh;
mixed spot AK askea; May 44c asked; July
43Ac biu steamer mixed sac asked south
ern by sample, 45hd836c southern on grade
45hMs6c. oats strong; No. white western
43c Dld, No. mixed western 4Jg4lc. rye
dull; No. 2. $50 s.. Hay market trim and
unchanged; good 20 choice timothy 81 80
obs o. Grain freights very dun; steam to
Liverpool, per Dushel. 314ld; Cork for
orders, per quarter. IS 3d02s Sd. Provisions
stead; mess pork, Si4 So Bulk meats
shoulders 7,sc; short rib sides 7slc clear
sides T9lc. Sugar-cured shoulders & &c; hams
u41l3C. Lard, refined SAC Butter steady
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Memoranda.
Georgetown, May 23-Arrived, schrs Harold
J McCarthJ. Hawley, New York; Edna and
Emma, Richardson. Charleston.
Charleston. May 23-Arrived, steamer Iro.
quois. Jacksonville. proceeded New York;
5, hr Cha a b Bergen. Burroughs, New York.
Cleared, bark Pehr Upland LNorl, Jensen,
st Petersburg.
Sailed, brig Gabrielle, Corson, New York.
Mobile, May 23-Arrlved. steamship Jaed-
eren [Norl. Larsen, Bluehelds.
New Orleans. May 2S-Cleared, steamships
Aalesund, Belize; Saltwater Livingston;
Foxhan, Port Limon; Marlborough, Living
ston schr Rebecca Moulton. Providence.
Port Eads, May 23-Arrived, steamship
Electrician Brl. -haw. Liverpool
Sailed, steamships Monticello, Genoa; Hud
son and III hio, New Y ORR; tug boat B &
Wood Colon via Kingston.
New York May 2l--Arrived, schr Aetna,
Jordan. Jacksonville.
Boston, MAY 2l-Arriyed schr E duBignon
Turner, savannah.
Baltimore May 2i--Cleared. schr Isaac
Campbell, Matthews. Charleston.
New London, May 20-Arrived. schr Johr
Pierce, TAYLOR, Savannah for Portland.
New Haven, May 2l--Arrived, schr Harry
Prescott, Gilmore, Brunswick.
Philadelphia, May 2i--Arrived schrs A D
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