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SECOND EDITION OF THE FIRST NUMBER Oh
"CtaE EXCEL. OIh1


KONTENTS-l-A Tale of Old Marhattan-(The first
" chapter of novel by the author Of "Grayssyer"-
eene-The Bay of New York l60 ago-Boats the
site Of Canal Love To be
contI ned with illustrations Of the oden time in New York.
2-Sonnet, by H T. Tuckerman,
3-Sketches of Indian Life, by n. r.. Schoolcraft
s-Ihe Captive, by J. II. Lowell.
She Poetess, by Fanny Forester.
6-Ihs Ruined Mill, by Emma T.. Embury-lllustrated.
7-Ceebrsiion OF the 18th Of Novemberllustrstedb by five
drawings. representing the Morning Sslutethe Process
ss .. RsyisxTTSbs RtisIy and
the Mayer and General storms :, !, 60.
Cmabue, called the Father Oh Modern rant
ing; with Portrait ,
81 d,,orial- the Book Table the Drama and Music. ,
Arcbitec turs-Iusated with elevation and ground
plan Of Gothic Cottages-(to be continued
ii-Pl,cide rs Sir Pr ter ieaze"-lllustrated . ,
iaAozaI by Richard Grant White. with fotra-tfo De
continued
ii--Stanzss by the author Of Clinton Bradshaw"
l5- Winter Ainusements- Skating Illustrated
is Ser oas Thoughts for sac, ed Times
1.-THE F ne Ars-Coes u allegro and IL Pensierdso-
sae-Emption of Mount Hecla-Iustratsd
HEWETT, Publisher
VIM. Taylor, No. Aston House; VIM. Graham, Tribune
Buildings and Burgess strinscr Co Museom Buildings
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Marriott

n. Tuesday, Dec. seth. e the Church of Epiphany,
Rev Dr. Lot Jones Mr. JOHN BLACK ~ 70 MISS
LEN Lsppy, all Of tbs city . 1890
On Tuesday, Dec aoth, 1916, by the Rev William
Berrian, CHAs II. ATKINS to PHosBE j. F. AUSTIN, all OF
this
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GIFTS FOR THE SEASON.


DUNIGAN'S CHEAP BOOK STORE, No. Isl Fulton
- Broadway, offers to the PUBLIC choice
for isis, and Juvenile Books in great variety. Also
Entirely and elegant editions Of his publications.
printed bound the STYLE Ofhese he would
direct attention particularly to his
appreciation OF the Ri Rev Bshop Hughes with Illuminated
Tides Family Records from original designs and numerous
ILLUMINATED URSULlNE MANUAL, s.: ooa5 -.tseseIf
very elegantly bound in velvet turkey morocco with gilt
clasps and mountngs handsomely
And
ILLUMINATED FLOWERS OF PlETY, new edition
this small and popular Prayer Book illustrated and bound
costly styles. Also first and second volumes Of
DUNIGANS HOME LIBRARY, just published. Teno-
sins By the Rev Dr. Pse Father Felix by the author Of
Mora Carmody
Catholic purchasers cannot fail at his store to suit them.
selves with gift books Of beauty and value the very
prices. EDWARD DUNCAN,
d30 3tin*rc ISL Fulton street.
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VANAMBURGH IL CO.'S
a. U o l. o G ICAL K XII b ITlO IN,
No. So BOyYerY,

q Hoslte the boWery Iheatrc, VIII open on
Thursday Evening, December 18th, lS45.
Mr.. ,yANAN 3UK Oh having spent. years Europe with
v1 ant has returned after having collected with
great and expense most SPLENDID AND EXTEN-
SIVE CCLLECTIO< OF ANIMALS that has been T.
hbited IN this coultry; ch collection il his design
hbit to the New York public while making preparations for
Doors open from in the morning; and from to
oock in the afternoon and O'Clock in the evening
Admittsnce Is cents-Children under 10 haEprice.
For particulars see bills of the day. dl4 lmtrc
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GRAND CoNCERT TO BE GIVEN BY MONSIEUR
JULES FONTANA,
Pianist snd Composer from Paris.
A T the APOLLO ROOMS, on SATURDAY EVENING.
IN January Sd 1886.
PART
l. Dueu-" Dove Mai,-Mercadsnte- Mathde Korsin
sky and Mr.. Philip Meyer.
Grand Fantasia Spanish Airs composed and executed
Aria from La Cana dran-Rossini Miss M Korsnsky
Grand Fantasia the Fnalefrom Lucia d Lamme
PART II.
l. ii Caccatore (Bal'ata)-(Sabasst Mr.. r. Meyer.
O. Serenade for the left hand aone-Wmers Lolita Fairy
Waltz. composed and perfoamed by Mr. Fontsna
l. Grad the Huguenots Of Meyerbeer composed
by Thalberg performed by ........ MIR. J. Fontaua.
Concert commence at o'clock precisely.
Tickets EACH be had the ncpal Music Stores and
al he door on of he Concert.
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MUSICALE.

TI>HE HARMONIOUS, having met with the unqualified
appreciation Of the elite and fashionable circles
the New England cities and British proynces will have the
honor make their first New York Nbl0
Saloon FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. ed, 1896 on which
casion they will discourse variety OF Trios Gees
performed in this city In the Of the evening they
also introduce number Of husses best songs with piano
forte accompaniment.
Cards OF admission be had the principal Music
Stores Broadway Saxton Miles Book Store and the
door.
Doors open 6hz commence ~ O'clock. d3l ar
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THE BOOK FOR ALL SEASONS
ALEXANDER FLETCHER'S DEVOTIONAL FAMI-
LY BIBLE.
THE sirtes,th number published on the LIST Of Jsruarv,
1876 d. Fl-tchers piety aud editorial
his this especially suitable for devotional fam
lies The printing aud embellishments unapproach
able in their magnificent superiority The subject OF the
Craving in No i6 is The Judgment Of Solomon"
Al
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BOWERY CIRCUS.

NEW YEARS DAY.
SANTA CLAUS!-THREE PERFORMANCES!
Morning, 10 ocock-Afemoon ocock-Eyening, o'clock
The Csvalcade will ring precisely at O'Clock
in the evening, and 10 O'Clock and in the day time
The performances particularly adapted to the entertain
ment OF Juveniles. -
JOHN GOSSIN, Clown
There will be only this TO compare
with this and hoss will be John Gossins benefit to
and the Widow Downe's on Saturday.
n5~ Boxes rs cents-Pit l2,s cents jal lttmA--
q = = Y IjT lTTS & ICTV MA a. aTNH.
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WARRINGTON. Dec. 30, 1915.
Since the discussion of this morning in the Senate,
it is confidently reported that Mr.. Calhoun and
sufficient number OF other southern democratic Sen
ators, will unite with the wings sgainst Mr. Aliens
resolution requiring the President to give twelve
months notice, stipulated for the dissolution Of the
joint occupation Of Oregon This is SO far our own
impression to lead TO the conclusion that said re-
solution will at least be postponed to await the de-
termination of renewed negotiation and we have
no fear that the expected war blast from England
will precipltate the advocates OF fory-nne into
retaatory demonstration in the Senate.
little passage in the debate OF the Senate to-day,
rather peculiar, may have escaped your reporters
notice. Pending the "octagonal war" as Mr.. Hay
wood called it, the subject Of the Baltimore reso
buttons, Mr.. flanagan was inclined TO insinuate
rather broadly, that the compromise advocates Of
Oregon were rather peculiar friends Of the admin
stration. Mr.. Haywood replied, after disclaming
any running to the President to consult him as to
what he should do, that he was, perhaps, peculiar
friend, in being sincere one Mr.. Hannegan bore
the hit with becoming fortitude, and Mr.. Phelps
took pinch Of snuff, while audible smile pervad-
ed the galleries
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Eighth Annual Ball
THE EMERALD ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY

Eighth Annual Ball
OF THE EMERALD ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY
OF BROOKLYN
rJNHE COMMITTEE Of the above Association respectfully
beg leave to inform the benevolent public, that their
Annual Ball will take place the evening OF WEDNES
DAY the 7h of January 1896 at the Assembly Rooms the
Brooklyn ate Military Garden. The Committee pledge
themselves that ex-rtons will be ed their
make the evenings agreeable
interesting than their former
They doubt not that all those WHO feel interested
will eyince their soctude by being on this
Tickets at - each. can be procured from the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Owen Colgan, James street.
Morthy RIordan, corner York and Pearl
Joseph Reagan, corner York and Main.
James Galway, Nassau street
Marriott Mckinney.
James l.. Turner eomer Jackson ard Marshall.
VIM. II. Peck, lax Fulton.
Al. +. Tombs, 70 Bridge
B. Ridden, corner Main and York.
J. Howard, Powers street.
Charles Reilly, 100 York street.
7. Michigan, corner Hicks and Atlantic.
Felix O'Nel, IS James street.
John KinchaIer corner York and Green streets.
John Sweeney, corner Atlantic and Columbia.
r. H. Lennon, 16a Pearl street.
John Hinchey, Atlantic street
John Carney, Marshall street
John Cogan, James street N. "
John Rely. corner jackson and Plymouth.
Ter. Brady, Secretary, $50 York, or Of
James Dunn sixth Ward Hotel, Duane and Centre
streets, New York; snd
TERRENCE BRADY, Secretary.
Mr. Lohians UnTivalied Coton Band is engaged Floor
under the direction Il Mr.. ID. Lucas.
Dancing al 8 O'Clock.
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aowERY THEATan.

aOwERY THEAT1h.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
NEW YEARS AFTERNOON AMI EVENING
PERFORMANCES
Thursday Afternoon, January I,
TfMOUR THE TARTER.
Timour .......,................M MIR. Davenport
Zorilda. ,............. Mrs Madison
After which, the Comedy of
LOVERS QUARRELS
Sancho. $3.50. Mr.. Halfway
Lady Leonore. -. !. ......... Mrs. Phillips
To conclude with
DOGS OF THE WRECK.
Buntline. ............ ........ Da, export
Capt Morton Observation-Disclosures. BlaH chard
Matilda :. .... -. :. Mrs Sergeant
Thursday Evening, january !,
The perormances will commenc with
PIZAhRO
Rolla. Mr.. J. II. Scott
Inaro ...... NJ. DhvenpoIt
ANer which
THE MURDER ON THE CLIFF
WIN breaker; ............. -. NJ, 'pu,ney
To couc ude with
PUTNAM.
Genefsi utnam NJ thueel
Lswer Bo.e. 50 cents; second and Third Tisn, c..
Pit and Gallery, l2S cents. -
Doors will opeu half past the curtais win rise at
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WANTED

WANTED,
FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
A72 BROADWAY, tbetween Broom and Grand streets }
where servants and assistants. Of every capacity both
The characters Of all offering for situations will be strictly
examined before they leave the Office and none the honest
sober industrious and capable recommended allowed
TO engage to employers
Women men, girls and boys wishing employment Of any
kind who prove satisfactorily the above character OBJ
tain good stu stions-no others need apply nl9 1m+m
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LIMENTARY PRESE YES.
Greenwich street. $50.

OUIS BONNARD has just received by the last arrival,
IL large of Paes de Foie of Geese do.
ri There will B. found sso VARIETY Of Pe.
boxes with and without ules and other meats Aspara
Pergord Tomatoe sauce different kinds Preserved uits
in their natural flavor dessert Jees and MaImsades Of
saussges Bouogne Italian Pases, and other arcle.-all
warranted good. d3l w+rc
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TOMPKINS' BLUES BALL
THE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL BALL Of this Com
pany will take place Niblos, Monday evening jan
uary 3th, 1876.
COMMITTEE:
Lieut.. John II. Pratt, Ensign Jonas Bartlett
Sergt. George II. Dakin.
Lieut.. JOHN THOMAS, Chairman.
Sergt GEO. II. BARR, Secretary. d23toJ5r
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
WHAT more acceptable and Appropriate Offering than Sc
w lection from the following and rich GOO DS most.
ly received per the Acadia
Splendid Silk Satin and Merino Dressing Gowns Embroi.
deed Cashmere Marsces Silk and Satin Vestings Black
and Fancy Silk and Satin Scarfs and Cvats grst variety
shawl Merino Muery Travelling Cravats Extra
size and quality Twed Silk Handkercheis. with large
sortment Of fancy Dress Articles.
Cloth Closk Youths Overcoats for sale 23 Broad
way. American Hotel w. r. JENNINGS & 10
d30 stJ2rc = -
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MR.. WILLIAM A. KINGS ANNUAL
CONCERT


CONCERT,
TINDER the patronage Of numerous families, will take
~ place at Nibo's Saloon on TUESDAY EVENING, JAN
l3th 1886, which be will perform
and Instrument just imported from Paris called the
HARMONlUM, invented and manufactured by A. Debain
flute claonete hautboi, fife bassoon clarion Angls
Bourbon dOrgnss &c. capable Of producing the beau,
ment by his friend Mr.. H. c. TIMM Full particulars will
be duly announced Tickets SO cents dcst'rc
GRAND BALL. NEW YEARS NIGHT-MR- J. PAR.
~ KER wishes to announce to his friends and the public
that he intends giving Civic Ball Thursday Evening
uary LIST at his room in Bayard which
every variety Of Ball Room Dancing will be introduced
tanned at the North American Hotel and Mr. P residence
N7Bowery.
Dancing commence at o'clock and continue until late
hour d3l 2rrc
" ON WITH THE D.qNCE-LET JOY .aBOUNDm
THE FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL Of the Irwin.
chile California Guard will take place the Coliseum
on "wednesday Evening January 7th 80 which
SPLENDID, original and Partisan Uniforms the making
OF which each individual member
law that (un) uniforms shall be alike having the
only rule regarded IN their construction.
The officers ofthe New York Mita-renowned in war for
their erocity and for their voracityto which this
company auxiliary respectfully invited be present.
first paying tor their tcke in their highly tasteful and
spectacle uniforms.
The celebrated L, Redowa Kick nts de deux Polka by
SignqS fahr viii be need during the .yen;ng
Waaces celebrated Band have great pains and
been engaged for the OCCASION with Mons Revle Wassoon
on the bass drum shall be optional with guests
come IN uniform OF otherwise.
Tickets may be procured from Of the Guard the
,.,,rs THAD. LEWIS. Chairman.
JAMES GkAY Secretary. do Attire
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WANTED,
CUBSCRIBERS-AtC LARKS& STEVAN'S Free Ageu-
and Temperance Inteigence IS Duane street west Or
charge and also with little delay possible cooks
WATERS oevery description and Of good moral character
first Cook on hand 95 Duane mo- lm*rh
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500 REWARP viii S Fysa e a.y tn. w
aager handsomer OF Bali Flowers than all the
Artificial Flower Manufacturers the city Exhibition
free for month. d27 lm'm
A GENTLEMAN will be happy to make arrangements to
IA locate himself in respectable family with Board
he will give instructions the riano.
forte. Address, NJ, at the Office. d3l sire
- EORGTA LUMBER COMPANY NOTES WANTED
" at 4 per cent discount, by ID. r. PECK
d3) msm II Wall street,
DARTNER WANTED-The advertiser is in want of
young middle aged man. Of good moral character and
industrious habits business well established, with little
competition, aud which pays liberal profit suitable
opportunity of acquiring fortune Address nqures: at
this office. d30 Site
INFORMATION WANTED OF GILBERT PHILPOT
Please address W. j. King. South Sixth street, Williams
hpryh
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GRAND GALA DAY AND EVENING ,

GRAND GALA DAY AND EVENING :.
Greatest Bill in the CITY,
Thur sdny. january LIST, Is46.
A''i' D''li FE'2 lS'Ir'F!S ts'"S [ scum,
NO. z52 broadway,
BRILL SASTF fEI IRsq BY
FIVE EXHIBITIONS! a. the following hours,
At II in he morning. aud ia the afternoon and and
Adn,ittamce Is Ctms"C8stdren half pr,cc.
HANNIN,,TONS grand Mechanical Theatre of ARTS!
Introducing the following pieces with appropriate
H "
did Fairy roto terminating with the Rising Of Palace Of
Admired d noes by La Petite Cecilia.
tirand Concert Vocal andii by the NElSS fA
MILYMr Ness will execute the extraordinary feat OF play
he highly and surprising Italian Fanoccni by the
ceisora.rd slsnor Montana. c,, -.
dazzling display OF artificial Chinese Fire Works. Of the
most intense brllllancy
SIX Roau6 sdf NDsS sasa ss sf sauAws
Interesting Iro1ao,s Wa Dance
possibe-and This occasion they will give
interesting ofihs Indian Marriage Ger
The celebrated Gpsey Fortune Teller will be attendance
il Lime
GERMAN PERFORMANCES AT PALMO'S
OPERA HOUSE, chambers street)
NEW YEARS DAY AND EvENING-Thursdsy. Jan.
r NJ The Drunkads Dream' Alter which, selection Of
faote Songs and dances 10 Jude with the Justice
Second Performance 10 commence at oelock-"The Stu
dent and The Die Rsenos) great Iragedy BY r.
Will have the nono to execute great Pas Gotesque during
Prices Of Admission Performance. First Tier IS
Second Tier 2 Evening Performance First Tier so
cent?; Second Tier rs cents r. REESE.
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WA NTE1l

WANTED,
FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN TO go South West to
n Agents for the sale and popular Publications
$500 and above their will be insured to them
writing with opportunity of clearing 81 Some
in our employ will doubt, make over 81 900 per
year clear Of all expense Each will have his district twill
for them have least from SOS $50 obtain
good fitting out. Apply at FRENCHs Publishing Hall 1893
Broadway stairs sign Of the Flag All letters be
paid. d6 lm*rc
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MR.. LEWIS CHAMBERLAIN.
xxv,surs No $50 Broadway,
w 70 INFORM HIS friends that he prepared To amend
w aRs n 'Ra2 pose who will please call on him on NEW
blessing Curp ne has three men assis, him in Hair
city NJ FrV1k ", S y srs, s,tani ishmeni IN the
Rro.d
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ACCORDIONS AND. MUSIC BOXES
srHE SUBSCRIBER Manufsctur and Importer Of MuseaI
Instruments has for sale large assortment or Accordions
steal Boxes, ana all kinds Of Mus,c.l lnstu mems.
EDWARD BACK,
dls 2wis'r 81 Fulton. M ,old AZ
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EETH inserted without pain aud warranted good a. IN.
= natural ones for biting aud masticatou = -
complete double set of beat mineral Teeth on
fine gold plates, " sn an
a set Of best mineral Teeth, on fine gold pIae
Tor the upper jaw, TO be By atmospberic
pressure = -'s'S :, -
singie Tooth from q, "a ~ ~
riuggsng Teeth with Cola nom ~ :" ~
rance Canal streer - en
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NEW SEGAR STORE.

415 Broadway, Corner of Llspenard Street.
'IE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends and the pub
lie that he has opened the above for the sale OF Hs-
yans and Principe sEGARs His stock carefully selected
Seg which he prepared sell prices which Will well
with those Of other dealers hopes by aen-
public T. r EhIZ
iaII Hsr
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OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGR.fNT OFFICE.
S&K THE Subscribers prepared 20 engage psssen-
NM gers by the early spring ships, alta very
R2S low rate. Drafts usual be furnished, pay
able throug hout the United Kingdsm.
For further particulars, sppyt TO J. HERDMAN x CO,
dNr 81 South
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PHILADELPHIA, March Is, ls46.
Arrival Of Siaver-Marsfme Wnfs-Sssns and .assa-
ings Of the City-Improvements and Gas in the Dir
tricts-Stocks, &c.
The bark "Pons," seized the coast of Africa, by
the U. 8 ship Yorktown with cargo Of 900 slaves on
board arrived at the Navy Yard this morning. in charge
Of Lieut. Cogdell, Of the Navy Considerable curiosity
is excited in people to this vessel and there
appears to be general feeling of indigra alton among
them IA certainly more powerful abolition Sermon
b Sa, been ZIP to :
owners at Rio dc Jansiro, and the purchaser, Brazil
ian suossqusny converted :. e her into slave ship
been picked up abandoned during the late
One 10 the saran Louisa Of New Bedford with cargo
Of ST Johns NJ B. and the other the brig Sarah Jane,
towsd into port by the piIotboat Herald" They
complete maratime waits body being board when
found and the 6udsrs will Of course be entitled to
handsome amount for salvage. ,fs
The city councils last night passed an ordinance pro-
hibting the placing OF signs and goods the awning.
posts in front Of our stores the projection Of signs and
w6sebsrrows, &c on the sidewalk Il goes into ops.
ration by the ls Of May aud is necessary measure Of
reform.
Kensngton is about to be lighted with gas from the
Northern Liberty gas works. and contracts about
being entered Between Spring Garden and the city
probabilities are thai sou,hwsrk and Moysmsnsng viii
soon follow the example Of the upper districts and
by a'ss Sd :. t - re-
CARDS pure water and abundance Of light
The state OF the stock market pretty much the
yesterday being unsettled aud likely to
continue SO, until the hdvices from Europe do
that the by the Liverpool has had deci-
ded effect on the market We have warm wet day.
Sales OF stocks at PhiISdslphia.
BRoxERs' BOARD, March 1890 City os, l02 900
Trust 224 ST. 900 State S. 7l3 share Philadelphia
Bank l09 ~ Northen Bank Kentucky, 81 $50 0irard
Bank, 81 80 Reading Railroad. sel 50 Memphis Bank,
AFTER BoARD so Lshigh, Is; 50 Reading, 4 days,
SECOND BoARD-l000 Texas per cent, ali q shares
Commercial Bank. boI 100 vicksburg Bank. II 1000
Lehigh S. A5 sol loo shares Girard Bank, BIS, 10 !;
lOoU: Bank, b. At 10 Union Bank, Tsnneasss, t4t
100 Girard Bank, TO-
ArrEs BOARD $50 Lehigh Mortgage, II /; $500 Will
mington 6 49, 4600 County o. 1850. old. 94t; los
shares Grand Cult II 400 Reading Railroad BIS, 81
100 vicksburg Bank, Monday, II 800 do, BIS, II 100
Girard Bank BIS, TO-
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.


from Rotterdam 3th exchanged signals with bark
blue ground white square. standing the LAT M Ion
PASSAGE &C. sas sicily
Johnson mssny supposed washed overheard In
heavy that shrped a the time Also ships Ava
Gsm, Shackford, 81 Thomas; Islam, Rum KeyCapsin Lin
cola washed the LIST OF Cape Hatsrss
and Drowned Also arr brigs sn.rs LUCE Mobile: E,s.acs
inst lat % 90 long ~ 3d. struck by whwind, snd lost
fore and square sss and carried away flying b stay; from
gale jb shipped which washed tie long boat Of
the chocks and the caboose house Sehr Ty Gibbs
I'm Pfovidence schr Heroine, Coses ds fm NYork; .hr
YORK; schr John T.assrs, FOLEY. the week Of he
% phi u
below full rugged brig slso, sehf baltimore I'm NYork
Cleared bug Frances Jsne Gardiner 81 Johns rh schr No
NosroLx March liar schs Ruth Atkins, McKennon fm
Turks Island; Kmpton, Osborn from Aexandria bound
20 New York put in account Of head Ar sch
May from s%o y, h:% o S. RosS
bound Baltimore On the 18th INST in lat IS IS Ion %
the schr Brilliant Of Bosto1 sunk with her stern nst above
the her head being deeply buried and with her ass
March Ar STf rons i charge Of Lieut.
Csgde Of the sloop Of War Yorktown from the Gees. Of
Ssn p. & o.
:yivmis Lyle Msssnss. FEB g. inst espeIeacsa vio-
;1 s H S:s saw NV ,E
started the eug boat Of tbs checks carried
away both bob stays tieees noasses of dock
WSs om B:hn1 81 Of A Ga Ss
crows, Hssn, rs, Eli: whsIdsa Boston; Eim: Ros:s.
tos Ms"oo, B1ss:poI cs.n; MsacsD To1a; New Yo
Staunch, Tamadge, Brooklyn.