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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-14

We are anxious to do little good in
this world and can think of no pleasanter
or better way to do it than by recon-
mending One Minute Cough Cure as a
preventive of pneumonia, consumption
and other serious lung troubles that fol-
low neglected colds. Newton's drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-14
NO PLACE ON EARTH

Where soda water is made purer,
cleaner and more wholesome than at
Ireland's Pharmacy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-14
BRAIN WORKERS!

Try Kolo-Celery-Phosphate ''for that
tired feeling" A great nerve and
brain food. Sold only at
Ireland's Pharmacy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-14

Pure ice cream every day. Family or
ders solicited. MODEL ICE CREAM
PARLOR.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-14

Short order meals, hot and cold lunches,
at the Bon Ton. Open day and night.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-14

For Sale.--At Ireland's. Victoria
bicycle. In fine condition. Price $50.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-14

MEDICAL MEN CONCEDE
That Ireland's Pharmacy is the best
kept and stocked drug house in New
Mexico,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-14

The best place to board in the city is at
the Bon-Ton, 25-cent meals speciality.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-14

Wanted-A few good homes for Indian
girls as domestic help during the sum-
mer vacation. For terms, ETC., apply to
Col. Thomas M. Jones, United States In
dian school.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17
Notice to Heirs, Creditors. Etc.

In the matter OF the estate OF Mar,
urass. Deceased. In the Dubois Cirui
Court. December term. lsa5.
Notice is hereby given that Aupus,
betz a administrator OF the estate q,
Mary Grass, deceased. has presented
anu MED his account and vouchers in
maj settlement of said estate. and tba,
the same will come up for examinatinn
and action Of said Circuit Court. on the
-Vth day OF January lsg5. at which time
all heirs. creditors or legatees Of said
estate are required to appear in said
Nourt, and show cause, il any there be-
why SAID account and vouchers shonld
not be- approved. And the heirs III said
estate are also hereby required at the
-iiIie and place aforesaid, to appear and
make proof OF their heirship.
- AuGrsr BErz. Admir-
T. l.. BErz. Atty for Admir-.
Jan. 10. 1856. -2ts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

The Republicans Of Bainhr;do
~. had sort Of monkey and par
rrt time Of il last Saturday. In
hnaily cooled down. The followin,
shows the committeeman and dele
gates in the county as far a. IN,
COURIER has learned
Columbia. |. Flick. Y III
Harris, committeeman; :. Clam
delegate. IT.
Harbison--Ed. Allen. John Shoat
com.
Boone-F. I.ansford. DR.. Jen-
kinS. com.
Madlson-A. III. : ewart. D'J
" hitsett. com. ii. Kean. delegate
Bainbriige-John Parker. NJ a.
CLARK, 'om.; W. $. Hunter. dele
gate.
HALL. Ellis, com.
Marlon-Thos. Poison. com.
Jackson-H. l.. Wheat. com.
Patoka-J. W. Schwartz. l. F.
katterlohn, A. b. Tilton. L. b.
Southland. com. 4; W. X. McMahan
J. W. Lewis, delegates.
Cass-Ch. be, com. II. Hem
ner. delegate.
The delegates assemble at New
Albany next Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

The weather is very pleasant 70,
this time OF the year.
The roads are very sloppy,
Mr.. Nat Afford passed through
thi- place last Sunday on his way Ia
Ireland.
George Trosper has returned
Ed Padget, Of Mo-. is here visit
ing relatives and friends.
John Miller took his hogs 10 W.
y. Cooper Monday.
Otis Green, Edward Lansford
ana Geo. Afford attended protracted
meeting at Dwell.
Coon hunting is all the go with
the loafers in Topeka. Qulz.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

Dates of January IA %, Feb. III. Mar
10, 1895.
To all points in Arkansas. Indian
Ter, Texas, Okla, and Arizona Also I.
points on Southern Pacific (west OF Ia
fayette,) Santa Fe, r. x r. Rv. IT,
points on Illinois Central in Kentucky
Tenn, Miss, and La, Except New
Orleans and Memphis To ali points
on Mobile x Ohio. south Of Cairo r.
points on y. Z. r. 4 l.. between Martin
Tenn. and Hardin, Tenn. inclusive. he.
tween Martin, Tenn. and Hickman
Ny, to all points between Dickson To
Martin, Tenn.
To points in Southern Mo, south az
and including Clinton, Harrisonyille
Butler and Springfield.
To points on Norfolk 4 Western X. II
10 any station in Va. and North Caro-
lima, main line and branches east and
west Of Radford, also to Richmond. IA
Greensboro, n. &. To points on Il. 90
X. X. To points on Z. Il .. X. X.
v. T.. CLAYcoMB. Agent
x. A. CAMPBELL, u. Il. A., ST. Louis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17
License Notice

AfoTICE is hereby given To m. ci,ix
80 jasper. and Bainbrige townthjp ~,
DOS cornty. Indiana. that the und.r-ivn.s.
mai CITIZEN Of Of the United states vii
pos county at their next regular session n
March. I--i. for a license to retail fntoric.
linx lilu1r. beer and wine. and permit ~.
ne provisions ~ the laws If Indian. 80,
ernng such license 80
Inc precise location where such llanor-
az ~ ~ >oii y IN the front room on tb..
ground Hour Of the two story franz. hnai,,..
on the corner of sixth and Newton street.
situated on the East half of lot No. W -
,n"Nh on the original plat OF the town of
county Indiana. CONRAD H. fREcHTEI.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

Notice IL hereby given that William
D. Coo2er Of Dubois County. Indiana
has made an assignment OF his propertv
Tor the henefit Of his creditors TO Ulysses
Z, Britain, and that the assignee has
MED his bond and accepted the TINS,
All creditors are therefore hereby mott
ned TO present their claims IN the Dnho;s
Circuit Court for adjustment. and debt
ors are required 10 make settlement with
the assignee.
=, Ulysses +. BRrrTArx. Assignee.
MiLBrRN & SWEENEY. Atty's.
Jan 3. ls.+,-3t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

STILL TRAMPING.-. Dixie" Dim.
oar travelling printer made ia
NOUS by his picture in the August
Inland Printer, and by his having
worked everywhere in the United
states and Canada, walked into the
COURIER office This week-a little
worse for exposure. He is still an.
igently tramping. however. though
MS genus Is nearly extinct
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

~Nearly every merchant on The
square complains of the mud car.
RED into their stores. 1t the street.
oijthe Square were all well paved
as they ought TO be, this would moi
oe SO. This could be done for about
-, per foot front. and some of the
enterprising property owners on the
square ought to start petition 10
The town board for it The Trustees
nave II IN their power to order it il,
asked 70, and properly owners have
ten years to pay for it-ten Der
cent. each year, when they pay tax.
es. II this was paved it would
probably lead TO other streets be-
ing paved.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17
Notice Of Petition to SeII Peal Es,.,.

dubois Circuit Court, March Term lsaS;
Richard +. Milburn. Administrator .
the Estate of Hannah shelton.
VS.
Andrew shelton.
stephen shelton.
William shelton.
Walter Shelton.
The defendants in the above entitled
cause are hereby notified that the above
named petitioner a administrator OF the
estate OF Hannah shelton. deceased has
MED 4 petition in the Circuit Court Of Dn-
oois County. Indiana, making Won defen-
dant- thereto. and praying therein for An
ORDER and decree authorizing the sale az
certain real estate belonging 10 the estate
OF SAID decedent. and described in said
petition, 10 make assets for the paymen,
OF debts and liabilities OF said estate
ana that said petition so filed and pend,
ma Is set for hearing in said Circui, !,
court, at the Court House in Jasper. on
the md judicial day of the March Term
1870, OF said court, the same being the
'lst day OF March 'S96.
Witness the clerk and seal of said
curt TINS 9TH day of January. 1876.
HERMAN EcKERr. Clerk
MiLnrRN AND SWEENEY, Attv's.
Jan. Ia. lSs6-3 /,
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twas sesei nndw
nen.s owing delinquent pay /
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JASPER rsD J,0n.a 1909 EDWARD A. BOHNERT
treasurer of DnbisCn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

JASPER, ND. January 3, 1896.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

New lMPRovEMENrs.-Mr .pat,r
Dleckman last Friday began work
on 70 by 20 feet warehouse for
mr.. Felix Lampert,on the corner Of
Clay and Fifth streets. It will be
two stories high, and will afford Mr.
Lampert much needed room for his
ext. nslve agricultural machine
trade. Mr.. Lampert has contracted
ior brick for two story, % bv
81 feet, business house and sbon
ana now if he can trade work for
the necessary lumber for IT, will
tear away his present frame black.
smith shop on 9TH st. in the Spring
ana put the new building there IN
place OF it. devoting the lower story
TO the blacksmith department Of bis
factory, and the upper story a. !
finishing department for wagons
Mr.. lgnatz Eckert is also t-vino
20 get his affairs in shape to build !
business block on his fine lot on
Main and 9Th streets, 55 by 100 feet
IN size, and two stories high. He
needs the room for his store. as his
present location is too small This
y. would De . big Improvement for
tbst locality. :"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

Notice i hereby given that the under
signed has boon appointed administrator
oi the estate OF Hannah shelton. decea--
ell Said estate is supposed TO te sol
vent. RIcHARD +. MILBrRS. Admir-.
MiLBuRN x SWEENEY Attorneys.
Jan. 10. 1SNi.-3t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

FINES RETURNED. Clerk Eek
ert reported fines collected in 1895.
MS iirst year in Office, amounting
70 500. 25, and docket fees ofsl44
The year before the fines reported
were 1898. 80.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

SCHOOL FUND.-The Januarv .,.
portionment of school fund made
oy the State Superintendent Of In.
structlon on the lst of January dis
tributes a total Of school fund ,f
$i,l2l, 1884, to the counties of
the State, on basis of $13- for
each school person enumerated nv
The township trustees. In Dubois
county the enume. alton last wear
was ,461 and the amount therefore
that this county will get in a few
DAYS Is $lO,229,79. This is 81 :
.3l.4I less than was received nv
dubois county at last Januaay an
p"rtlonment, and will lessen the
terms Of school in each district
about ten days. The reduction OF
the state school tax by the last Re-
publican legislature ~ cents On
the 800, will reduce next YEAR,
a,Pportlonment considerably under
the present one, and if the Trustees
deslre 10 mantaina 8 months term
OF schools in their townships will
necessltate a local tax for tuition Of
rom ID to 70 cents on the 800
ms Is the effect Of letting college
presidents dictate to legislators Il .
terms of revenue acts. These Pres
idents desired the reduction Of
common school tax, used bv the
common people, in order that thew
might secure the levy Of a special
tax Tor the colleges Of the wealthy
classes, who are generally able To-
pay for their schooling.
lhe apportionment to several adj !
Joining counties to Dubois is as fol- /,
lows: Crawford 81 $780, Daviess
VA, 40, Martin 81 ,2O2 .O6. Or ,
ange " 1864, Perry SO, 72015
Pike $9,3sO.39. Spencer sill 700 20
Warrick $1l,l91 SO. !
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

@An electric railway, to carry
freight and passengers. can be bu;i,
the "a miles from Jasper to Wash
ington H. and equipped, for about
x22O,OOO. and no investment that
the two towns, and the townships
along the line can make, would paw
them better. 1t can be built and
owned by the towns and townships
with enough local subscriptions 10
compose board of directors. and
could then be managed in the inter.
est OF the people generally, instead
o., as is the present rule with all
railroads. 10 m Ike as much money
out OF the traffic as it will stand -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-01-17

lou should keep before the people.
FOR they are very apt, You know.
10 forget you are in business.
III you cease 10 tell them 81
New-York tribune., 1896-05-08
LATEST STEWART ESTATE ATTACh.

A Refusal. TO TAKE TITIE-DrsBELrEF IN THE
VALIDITY or TIE CLAIMS.
Real-estate men were talking yesterday about
the attack upon the Stewart estate by certain al
legged newly discovered heirs Of a. T. Stewart The
nling OF a liz pendens by the lawyers who have
taken IN the case OF these sudden apparitions was
regarded by some rcal-estate men as temporary
bio, upon titles The piece OF property most d.
rcctly affected was the OLD Metropolitan Hotel and
Nlblo's Garden site which was bought by Henry
O Havemcycr who In turn sold the northern haif
Of the property 10 Wen & Mayer That firm resoid
the northern half OF its purchase. 62x2sO feet to
Henry Corn.
We'll a. Mayer have refused TO take title in con-
sequence OF the lis pendens. this being their es-
.abllshe custom Mr.. Corn's purchase has there
fore come 10 naugFit. He said yesterday that that
was all there was OF the matter.
one OF Mr. Havemoyer's legal representatives, VINO
knows the whole situation said yesterday; Thls
IL all a tempest In a teapot. There is nothing In H.
The title TO that property Is as good as cnurch
title This lis pendens amounts to nothing. These
present claimants will be- thrown out OF court. as
preceding ones have been. There IS no disputing
Inc stewart title Those who have purchased the
property from Mr. iavemeycr VIII keep II. No title
could be better. ~ ~
one OF the parties In interest said: The filing
OF n liz pendens makes a great deal OF trouple ana
expense FOR the purchasers OF the property aneced
Mr. Havemeyer ~ known a wealthy man. ana
there NAV be those who think he would prefer set
Ting TO ha wing a suit OF this kind hanging over
the property. But. in that case. they are greatly
mistaker. Nothing VIII come OF this attempt"
New-York tribune., 1896-05-08
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK THURSDAY. NAY T. 1896.
ARRIVED
Steamer G"rmanic (BD. McKinstry Liverpool April 20
passengers to II Il Kersey Arrived at Bar iO5
Steamer Rialto ,Br) Rippah Gothenburg April 10 and
Newcastle 49, with mdse TO sanderson SON. Arrived at
steamer s,alhelm CNor) schwings Hamburg April i6.
with mdse TO Simpson. Spence 4 YOUNG Young :. x..,..
% mdse cabin and oo5 s,eerase passengers to
E%s a S2 sSFd & Ms% n' aS 's3 Nnpe. at April a.
oe s'eeass p:sssnsers rs, and nd mdse to ameursA"erea"
e sSr o Sanchez BY
Sssst to @' BENNETT 1 "S Walsh %ry@d at the Bar at m
s,eamer Aeva Span TrrbaTr csnsTSsos CsnI,a APr 30
Fssd Steamer a Gs Fl TaG @ at uSk S days with mde
steamer c,y OF Ausas,n. pasges Savannah May o,
RGanG os, y Norfolk RIO o% and MsMpOr l.
o MSs $50 souS s
breeze. clear
CLEARED
Steamer II + Whitney. Hallet Boston-H F Dmock.
Steamer Albert Dumols NoD. Horsen. Port ldmon-
steamer Kansas CITY. Fisher savannah-ocean ss Co.
Steamer America u'D. Poarce London-New-iork Ship
steamer Exeter City d'r. Watkins Brisol-James Ar
steamer Italia (Ger Martens. Philadelphia Hamburg
Steamer Antonio Zambrana (Nor). Krons, sanchez-E
Steamer ss n"ss St ssso
gos, etc-James Ward Co.
James w Elwel * Co.
Steamer Jamestown Hulphers Norfolk and Newport
News-Od Dominion Ss Co.
S TSSrs nSS % r, nsry asr Sssnsh e Brown Witt SS
Co.
Bark Gentori UtaD. Mortoa. Montevideo-J C seaser.
SAILED.
Steamers Kansas City. for savannah; jamestown. Nor
yssso sr, kondoa Italia CGsr Phiiaaelphis; Mozart
@ 'ss
Jonh. b.; Trinidad OBJ. Bermuda: Columbia Ger.
Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg: Pascal (Br), Lon
dom Energie Ger. Flushing
Bark spartan. Auckland and Dunedin,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
straitsmouth Light station
Notice given that on or about May H. 1895 the sixth
OF Straitsmouth Island side OF Cape Ann. will be
moved to and exhibited from. temporary. unpanted.
Neither the height OF the light above sea level
It's Characteristic will be changed
This notice affects the List OF Lights Fog Signals
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts 1895 page % No I6 and the
List OF eacons Buoys Second Lighthouse District
1895. and IL.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board:
JOHN q. WALKER,
Rear Admiral. L. s. Navy Chairman.
Washington. d. C.. May O. 1s06
The following notice to mariners has Issued by the
'On May !. 1890, hrst-class buoy painted with
red and black horizontal stripes established in th
teen fathoms moan low water mark the wreck OF the
Upper Bay. The and boom of the wreck are above
water and the buoy Is ooed close to and northeast
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FoEEIGN PORTS.
Steamer Anchora br), Young New-York for Glasgow.
nds Steamer Us...s @ Haddoet Nsw-Y0rk for LIVER
New-York tribune., 1896-05-08
MERRY WAR IN STATEN ISLAND.
POLICE ARRESTING LIQUOR MEN BY THE
SCORE BECAUSE THEY HAVE NO
CERTIFICATES

The most worried set of men in New-York State
last night the sa.oon and hotel keepers of
Staten Island They do not know where they stand
in regard to the right to sell liquor. and they are
in doubt as to whether they have a right to i've or
not.
Like the liquordealers Of every other county out
side OF the Special Deputy counties. the liquor
dealers April 30 applied TO the County Treasurer
for tax certificates OF course 1t impossi-
blity to make out the certificates and, in other
counties. and according to the provisions of the
law, the treasurer, James Wheeler, gave to each
applicant receipt for the deposited fee, and the
dealers proceeded to sell.
On Tuesday last. from morning until midnight.
there not police officer on patrol duty In any
part Of Staten Island. save in the evening. when
few managed to get duty. In the mean
time the men had nothing to eat. and it was an
angry .ot of who walked the streets on
Wednesday morning. On Tuesday morning Cap
tain Blake sent every member OF the force except
the sergeans duty at the desks in the different
stations, out to obtain evidence of violation of the
liquor law The men were gone all day. The order
called for the finding out Of the men who held
tlficates and who held receipts. All those holding
receipts were to be complained against as selling
without a license The began to straggle back
to their stations late in the afternoon and from
that time until midnight they were busy making
out complaints. In the morning Captain Bake
sent Ss5 complaints. to District Attorney PInney.
die. wrote note to Captain Blake and sent the
tire batch back. When the note written the
Dstrct-Attorney was angry What he said In the
note is not divuged but II put Captain Bake into
the same frame OF mind 1t left the D.strict-Attor-
Then Captain Bake issued an order to arrest
every saloonkeeper violating the law law" Out vent
sumrnonng liquor dealers before justices Of the
peace. Police Justice Acker, Of New Brighton. was
fast as tho saloonkeepers appeared. was releasing
the alleged offenders on their own recognzances.
port Richmond salocnkeeper. has begun suit
other saloonkeepers will institute suits II Horton
wins.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-08
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Preparations for the dedication Of the Soldiers
Monument progressing finely and there Is every
reason to expect large attendance and an attrac-
tive parade. Among the women who will assist In
the entertainment of the guests are Mrs. John w.
Heusted. Mrs. James w. Todd. Mrs Jacob Shear
wood Mrs. George H.. Deveau, Mrs Charles Ear
wicker Mrs. Frank J. New, Mrs. Frank Jarvis,
Mrs Joseph Ferguson, Mrs. Charles Mutt and Mrs.
John Perley.
The Violin Circle. which has grown in number of
late, will give a concert on Thursday evening, May
H. and will present varied programme.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus d. White are living at No. 20
Trinity Place.
Charles Heusted has been elected clerk Of the
Salem Baptist Church. to fill the place occupied
BY David F. Davids for many years.
The opening OF the New Rochelle Yacht Club in
its quarters In Hudson Park will take place on Sat
urday, May g. There will also be race for ha.f-
raters
Mr. and Mrs c. Oliver Iselln are again living
IN their home, All View" in Premium Point.
The Huguenot Wheelmen viii! take a run to Sing
Sing on Sunday. May TO-
Mr. Bradley OF Laurel Place. has completed a
handsome house. adjoining his own home.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-08
DOBBS FERRY.

Nelson Bradley has begun building on his prop
erty in Ogden Place. He expects to erect four cot
tages.
Mr.. Ten Eyck has moved to Fort Hamilton, where
he will make his home
James L. Taylor expects to build on his lot at
Storms-st. and Ashland-ave
William Dunn champion golfer Of England.
spends two days each week experimenting the lay
ing out OF the Philadelphia Country Club golf links.
While one of a band of gypsies who are camping
on Bellevue Heights was driving In Ashford-ave..
his horse ran away throwing him out and breaking
his leg The man carried TO the hospital, where
ne will receive the best of care.
John w. Lawrence will shortly begin building on
his recently purchased property.
General Samuel Thomas is making some extensive
Improvements on his place.
A formal protest against the new public dock has
been filed by land owners.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-08

Steamer Cevic OBJ -Nicol. New-York for h"s''
passed Browhead May T. - a.. uanchestes.
Steamer Biela N|r). Salter newborn io' '
England. passed Kinsale May Z. , o., NeV-
Steamer Teutonic (Br), Cameron. LVerloo' 'O'
York. sailed from Queenstown May q, ., ,,o, New-York
Steamer Stuttgart Ger, kohlenoeck' iroi" "
arrived at Bremerhaven May !. - >.,, york yia
Steamer Trave ,ier) Thalenhorst. from Ne"
Southampton. arrived at Bremerhayen. v. arrived =
Steamer Alesia F,0. Vaiiat. New-forH'
Marseies May T. .., y.ncouv8
April 90 via Victoria arrived at fokonaWa r anril H.
Steamer Hekla dam. I@aub from New Nr,n,e Nav
via Christiansand rariyed at swine" .. Nsv-YoR
Steamer Gengyie tf'r McGnliyar,y vorohama l May
February % and Alden - arrived al 1nsson Apru
Steamer Virginan Oor) McKechnie fro" D
"a arrived at London May g. .-o,, Nev-Yofk
stearer Caledonia (Br) Thompson. tLo."
April H. via Genoa, arrived at Iegn%orm % Nsw.Yok April
Steamer Jersey city tBr). LEWIS Ho'' ''
% arrived at Bristol May 7. x.,, York April y.
Steamer Mobile OBJ. IAyland. from Ne"-io" "
arrived at London May Z. 49, Naryork April .
Steamer Fulda (Ier) Meier from W
for Naples and Genoa. passed from Rotterdam
May for New-york passed the Isle q York April -
Steamer Buffalo (3r). Malet. from Ne
for Hull passed the Lizard May y - Ssw-York April
steamer Felbridse Br Davies; sissrd ''Hnl R May T.
Steamer potomac SBr). ie,tch. from, Ne"-i
25 for London passed the Lizard May from Casan
Steamer Damata (Br). Thompson 'A
Steamer Mohican Obj. Cook. sailed from "'"
Steamer Marengo (Br, Bingham. sailed i'o"'
Steamer Tyr tNorl Hansen. from Dantzic anu
sailed from Shields for New-York srnro Ciasgow ff
steamer Aleides tBr. Davies sane' '''' a.
steamer Mohawk (Br). Gates 'a'e'
Eew-York May T.