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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

H DUCLUZEAU, Auctioneer.
- ALE OF THE CURIOUS MECHANICAL MUSE I'm
., ns Sszasr i4 and ISL Broadway r. Due
collection of Mechsnc Clocks and Auomstops and Mn
' NN"Ss ""'S'
h Inc Celebrated Automston Dancer the Tight Rope
ing's, and rival The celebrated Ravel Family We
Also Tho Singing Bird akng from its mist,e.s
known 'e'
Also over sixty Rare Curostes which are of ,bs mo.r
unique character comprising Automaton Flute Psver
whose music is delightful and equal any performer be-
sides every possib Automaton contrivance
Also an Harm3nieau as powerful as church organ.
Also fine collection of Chinese Figures Pautipps I
sect Telescopes Microscopes and Electric schr o. &c
22d March A'A w '''Aaa''
For further particulars apply to T. A. Aau Lafayette
Bazaar, or at the office Of the auctoneer 30 Plat 1t
Also, Sale Of Three Splendid and very Powerful Tee.
scopes made BY ereb0urs Optcian Of he Observatoe
Paris These Telescopes will DO warranted perfect or the
money refunded by I; A. Artault the owner aud will be
sold at auction at the Lafayette Bazaar
way, on Friday, 2sth of March.
Colleges Universities hools have in this sale good
chance 10 bny capital instrument. mh2l ssrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

A MOTHER GRAND TEMPERANCE DEMONsTRA.
"A TON will be held IN the Broadway Tabernacle ON
Wed ssday Eyenieg March a. half past o'clock 10 RE-
JOiCE the RlU dPh Of in the dscision OF
CON cTlTUTIoNALITY Of The EXCISE LAW-and al.
a. 70 aasths ne f1,spsen Of said law 20 this Ad
Rev + RE y ;ad s:y IANsiN9 sius!aF 81
donoogh and Others. W f. Dodge, EAq will preside La.
dies and gentlemen invited early aud fill the
house BY order Of the Gener-l Temperance Council
SST Sr ssfrASst2sdAs.} co. Of A,:, :, ,,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

- ". y. CLAhkE,
M ERCHANT TAILOR, llS William street. opposite m a
A New Stoes-l hatter myself that have never yet made
garment measure that the has
ca me 10 sfrends and they theirs that nay business
increa ses IN geometricai ratio.
shall be my endeavor give still greater
The genus" Sack" kept ready made.
finestf French Dren Coats made to measure, SO.
Lower qualities. 4N, 6, I few Overcoau fine still
left, price SIS
All goods bought and sold for cash. m22sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

SEGARS
HAVANA AND ST. JAGO LEAF TOBA eco.
A A.. SAMANOs, q Broadway, up stairs, (opposite
Trinity Church, oHers for SALE in lots suit purchas
iS bales H.y.n. Leaf Tobacco, wrappers and dllsrs.
% Cumberland Harbor, 4
q :. ss Jaso Leaf Tobacco
IL cases old Connecticut se.d Leaf Thssrrcy oa .,o
A.S ssg.. Of all brand: and classes including some i'm
suitable for the trade Just received few new brand
'GU1rIauANico" imported solely by the subscriber.
q .ega.. Also for ,sle al kinds Of smoking Tobacco
GLIDING the celebrated Scarfalatfi.
Also Snus Of all kinds including the celebrated "CorKr
HAGEN" and NACHTrocHEs" A. A. SAMANO,
III m"rc Broadway, Up Stars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

JACOB 8, YLATT, Auero,eer.

HARDWARE AND CUTLER sAIE-Guu. Pistol,
II kcJscob Plu will sell Thus Day, 10 aciocm AZ
sssc,.sd H.rdw.,e and Cute,y smsns which KnSs.
and Butcher Knives Table aud Teas on. sticks
German seyths Stones. Woodsaw Blades Dog and
Halter Chains, Knob, Pad and Turk Locks, Handsaws
QdiIons Counter Scales rpsnters' Pencils, Americas
Table spoons. sAdi,ons and bar Curry Combs: Ball
B..: Fir: D;s. Fog. semgsc CId%p.s M.cskia.. Wire
ming Knives, Shutters, ChiseIs. Tea Trays.
Also, Dreisg Combs. Silver Thimbles, Tooth Brushes
Soaps Colognes.
Also large log Of caIded Pen and Pocket Knives
make Scisso 100 lots assorted Pen and Pocket Knives
and HALVES and Forks suitable for country we'll city
dealers.
round Files.
Hods.
Also, s. cases silk Hats.
Also, case NO. u to 20 Websters steel Musi, Wire
Guns
N. Catalogues are now ready ms It~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE
RATCHELOR6 Liquid Hair Dye, 10 the best article We
offered for colonns the hsir to perfectly even an
natural black or brown without staining nurng the skin
pronounced BY hundreds who used t. the only per
let HAIR Dye yet d,coversd Sold Wholesale and retail By
ne msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23


The above statements complete the returns Of the
circulation Of notes in England Scotland and Ireland
for the month ending the aoth of January These re.
turns combined with the average circulation of the
Bank Of England for the period will give the fol-
lowing results as the total paper circulation of the Uni
ted Kingdom as compared with the preceding month -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23
HOLINESS KITCHEN RANGES

TTyHr nron,;..o. NJ ~ IT, O .. !!SnNOEo.
selling Kitchen Ranges for the past 10 yes r. aud feels
warranted 70 engage that for private families and boarding
bette. purpose and if not j. will be removed free cfsny
g person wishing purchase Prices range from Sa5 to
W. Crates ofths newest for pArlours bed rooms
and Crate: set and all descriptions of Are works
Smoking Chmnsys cured and warranted il not cured NO
charge 10 made. A. 0ILHOOLY SON,
Proprietors and manufacturers 70 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

enow'ngan increase Of 81 6ss in the circulation
orno'ss IN England and increase of f74o27e in the
Circulation Of the United Kingdom. when compared with
the preceding month, ending Jsnuary2
The following statement will show the position of the
currency when compared with the same period last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

PRIVATE LESSONS IN GERMAN.
LADY from the north Of Germany would be happy to
"A devote portion OF her giving in Gey-
man at the residence Of pupils Applications ia person or by
IotIeI, u N0 rno ~ GIInt0n fIace m16 imsr
TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOLLENS.
III MiGECN GO: Re6niahsn Of Cloths, Ca.imeres.
awarded BY the american Institute their SUP eror
ner OF Iefnishiag Orders may be leftat-
Messrs. Wo,cott X Slade, No So Pine street
=, YIN Langleyk Co, So Exchange Place.
d. Brigham x Co! 80 Pine street,
To whom they refer f2Ims,
GuANO.IThe cargo Of the brig Virginia, nut three
~ hundred TONS from South America and from analysis
pronounced superior to other kind the market The
Gaano dry and will be- sold close the concern at
the country. ~
The cargo is at Trappell stores Brooklyn near Fulton
Ferry, and samples may be at the Office Of
SPOFFORD. TIESTON < CO., N9 Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

NEW TEAS, OLD JAVA COFFEE.
GHgChRlES, &c. at Wholesale and Retsil.-J q
- rOWLLh - daily receiving from Auc,ion cheie
sad Brown sugars and family Groceries OF ali kinds waic
E;, I'M az = small advance the wholesale price,
Sa sSa MN the above stock Of good. pu,cha
. D. Goods packed and delivered to the boat, whou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

TO GkUCERS.
ACORNER STORE to let and Stock and Fxtures
E:: Tor SALE situated In the lower Of first
rate stand for the retail 0roec " and Liquor business
ne stock small and will be sold cheap, aud the
premsc let low to tenant Possession given imned
dsiy. Enquire AZ ia Warren street. ma iwsuc
TO LET
ON LIST May IN Hammond street, Factory street,
E an threesory resdsncs in complete state
Of ornamental repair hed with marble mant 10, hot
and cold baths &c-A lofty Of In of
tins house keat tu3 per annnm. Apply TO
ma lw.nc WISE Sons, ia Pearl street.
~ ONE HUNDRED FARMS FOR SALE to one
Hohunded setusl settlers Of the best productive
Niands Payment will be rsccive ed in their productioss
nsy are stusted about the centre Of the United States
me terminus q the railroad ffem Charsson. e. The eli
wooded with eband mt spsg. OF water Paieulss Of ih,
egon OF country may be had printed sheets either
Trustees' Office. NICHOL Az HAI(3HT.
MAJ iwsrn q, Wall sreet I'd storv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

1900 HALL LANIEKNs-The Iarg est aud most
~ splendid assortment Of Hall Latte rms of cut
engraved aud stained glass; to the public Whole
sale dealers will please examine and judge
.... GEORGE EDWARDS,
mx3 are ia and ll6 Nassau street.
rKEss and will be published to morrow--Prce eT
Famine in 1877 by the Right Rev Bishop UoHEs
" D., at the Broadway Tabernacle, March 20 Ie4i
....~ EDWARD DUNCAN
mz5 5tls~rc ISL Fulton street, NJ Y
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NEW PAPER HANGINGs

NEW PAPER HANGINGS.
II tPARES Co. No. 379 Pearl street, have received
Their usual large supply Of all the patterns of every
ys and SG.y q Etsneh :nd AmsTe., Pepper H.nsaS.
Paper which they offer dealers merchants and other Al
extremely low prices. e''' -
short notice, -~' " 's.s ~ seV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

FOn OASH.
F. AHRENS, Draper and Tsilor ao Ann street beg, 10
INFORM his aud the public Ia that he has
On hand very large assortment of French Cloths Cass
poekins, etnGs &c for the coming season hich
ns peen purchssed entirely for cash. will be made ia
the pest possible ,e rs Broadway prices
MP i'm Are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

SELECT CONCERTS LIVERY EVENING!
In the Elegant Saloon attached to the
BROADWAY HOUSE,
Corner of Broadoay and Grand nysef,)
4 NOMMENCIN0 ON MONDAY EVENING. March
~ 22d ate oo'elsek precisely
- VscALIsTs.
.pS II, fNE nWTGS Mi" DE MORTIMER. Mr. LYNCH.
" Admittance sx cents. MAO stssr
M EsMkhisM-sONNAn . U Ii ssi-Ano,hel, surCicsf
~ operation upon sonnambust while unc enscous-2
Operations: hsve been performed within the two
regard TO this Mr. A. M Shaw will repeat hrs ssper.
IN hu man Susceptibility this evening, March 2s the
wesleyan Mehodnt Church. 70 Allen street Grand =
" you are reas )nng animal and Of
,s.come and Sec 10 commence at past7 Admittance
Ia cents. mas itsrc
- OFFICES 10 LET-In the building ou tbs upper
e2 corner Of broadway and Murrsy they well
aeapted for Iawysrs' ofces being i'm
ns lily na-siso suitable for taiiors show any
gwen Inmsdsely fdesred Apply the runbe Nstloasi
DasuerrIan Gallery, ISL Broadway. MA Nsfc
- FOR SALE-Wl be sold st Pubic Auction in
e7, all Of that vsiusbe block Of Some adipes
corner OF Corys and Ffanknn street Foundry Ma
chine shop, Factory snd three Houses hshss bidder
to clone concs Two canal, pass ough said wi age 10
hsdelphia and New York also, Delaware iiver New Jer
ey riroad from Philadelphia New ork within hfteen
short no place IN the Union Possesses faces Tor
nsn,poItst,oo The village IS miles from Trentou from
rhiadslphia 20 from New orb, % from Eafon Pa
sgned ON the premises. ] r RICH.
March 23d, 1877 m23 3wsrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22
BALTIMORE, Dec. 81, ls47.

BALTIMORE, Dec. FL, ioaI
Meeting Of the Legislature Of Ma,yland-1hs Office
seekers-Mrs. Farren-.arres, Of Burglars, &c.
On Monday next, the Legislature Of Maryland will
convene at Annapolis when Governor Pratt, the
dsbt-psying Governor Of ancient commonwealth,
will deliver his last message, and on the Monday
following resign his post ITO the Governor elect Philip
Francis Thomas, who elected by joint movement
in the regulating counties The Legislature however
is strongyn favor Of sustaining the State credit at eve
ry hazard and as the Governor of Maryland has not
the veto power in his hand should Gov Thomas be
disposed, 1t will be impossible for him to check the
general resumption of the payment Of interest which has
Just taken place.
The spplicantsor office from this city, are becoming
immense and If onehslf Of them find their wav to An
napos Monday next the ancient city will be crowd
ed to overflow. When Governor Pratt was naugurated
the beds not only all filed, bat every room had
two or three sitting up dodgers.
Quite an excitement has existed In our city Tor
several days past with regard to certain Pennsylvania
country bank notes but with the exception Of or two
small affairs they all deemed to be safe Two OF our
town city banks have also been thrown into the same
category, bnt they DEF med to be safe.
The model artstes continue to draw good audiences
Colyer's company will be here early in January.
Mrs Faren appeared at the Front street theatre last
night in the character of Evadne, to good house.
Onr police recovering large quantities OF stolen
goods and have also seized some Of the thieves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22

Neland core bars iron Blocker 0ouhoutll CT Rich
aIdson Watson ce-2 Chains Ayma& col csk Brewer
HaItshome-6 caaks Hunt-23 BILE James Gihon Co
c, Bsenns Hastedcss bars iron Rogcs co-33 es,h,
skins bale leather M Lsnpp X coo crates WINK
ley-l8 X Decker-i cs Owen-s casks q Morewood Z
coi96 boxes tin plate 20 csks zinc Stokes GebeIs COLO
bars 81 bds IRON q w Shields COLI Patton Stewart
l6 hussell Marsh725 bars iron Congdon co.'s bars
Doty Ev ans Of Provdence3 bales co81 bales
Ito pig order.
LoNDoN-Ship Northumberland-i3o tons bar iron Beck
casks Barstow co00 boxes and 10 casks
Phelps Dodge coo eks Stats ss ana st. Mitchell
Owen % N Hardng-2 Aymsr CO. kiedlsr--lS
Waller-2O0 tons coal bales cs box Morewood
col pkgs mdse II Griffl-si Cameron X Brandt w Il
Hunt 4 eo19 Lawrencs-5 Beck sehudaIt-s Wiley
futnam-8 w Tuckerman-5 w Benjamin co-30 tons pig
iron Grnnell Minum colS pkgs mds M Uppenhe liner
SO cks beer Nelson's bales md,e Tucker Mead COS
Connor-7 HeTrick-8 l. Cohen-2 Hills X Hill
co.'s Picsengill eo1sI Guion eoTl Wsieost 4
Il Kemp-l Demonico Brothen-lJ Peckwell Y COL
slade Il Vail Lord Taylor-20 bku u Meyer Sons
sioco Gii.woldeia 9 FEy.nonzi box D. Re- Re-:
iron Is Gil ck 48 boxes 90 pkgs bis
% bags qua .tity of OK horns TO order.
LAGuNA-BaTk Henetta-7273 quinals logwood Rowland
u
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MATANzAs, Dec 0, lsH-Tho Provision market con-
tnues dull and from present appearances immediate
bread 81 butter l2c mould candles l6c sperm do 36c
cheese So; cider (per doz) So; Goldfish $3 hake aud
lumber white pine, $2l do, pitch pine $al sperm oil
sl onions lpsr 100 bunchss) 81; potatoes $si pork
shook ST. Our export market Is quiet and the princi
pal articles rule follows sugar white alone, OK
rails; do brown q rs do yellow 8; do muscayado
7; coffee, first quality in market; do second
and third qualities rails; moasses cayed, per keg
of on gals "a rails; honey, per gall rails; freights
very inactive Europe at Ca and to the United States
at ST per box Exchange London is per cent prem;
United States do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22


Ships-Mary Frances, Allen, Mobile surges. Chairman &
Co; Catharlne, Herbert, Charleston.
BaIk-Hecla. Atwood, Matanzas, Read & Hoppock.
SMITH Kingdom jsm VIE Levi. Gov Hst,y jbsn I'll
den Pest ~ riess Ii Fsi , Co MeEFsSy SBD
IN que John pu1snd CO. Chrstana brown New Orleans
sehs@oells. Mooen, BaIbadoe,. II Underwood Empire
Belle, BAXTER Boston; Ellen Kodmsn Osgood, New Bedford
sloop-Presdent, Frsbee. New Haven.
Arrived.
Steamship Northernsr Budd, Charleston Dec 49, arM to
Packet chip Northumberland Griswold London and Pos
Bark Henrietta Jones Laguna 90 days to Nesmh Walsh
Dec II, OF Florida Reef sgnalized ship Thomdke Of Bos
British brig Vulture Pynn, Demaraa 81 days, ballast
brig Indus Gard st John NB 10 days, with ll3 ca
British brig Transports Holmes, Windsor. Ms 10 days, with
Brig Benjamin Litchfeld Bray Wareham. "a hour. ballast
Schr Gold Hunter, (of New Haven't Thompson, Grenada
Nov 3d. and Dominica - days with u OK, molass do old
schr Lavinia Hopkins, Hatfield. Petersburg. days.
Sem seSf w Ss5ss bM%'s a DSa1' vrE%a
schr Anu I sipGs, Clark lark Smyrna Del
Schr Reyolutoner. Nc Dermott, Frankfort, Me.
Schr Adams, Norris, Boston.
Schr Isabella, Sherwood, Boston.
Schr Flora, Thomas, Providence, in ballast.
Below.
ship, bark, briggs unknown.
The bark Mousam from Matanz, should have been report
lands the 18th We under obligations Capt Gersh
for his attention
Ships Richard Cobden New Orleans; Charleston do brig
Ship Peter attrick and not the Patrick Henry was mad
vereny reported Yesterday arrived on Monday from Liver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81, 1916.


fire riot occurred last evening near Seventh and
Poplar Streets between the rowdies attached to two ri
val hose companies. The contest severe one, and
lasted for considerable tme the store at the corner
Of these streets suffering In broken windows.
The Grafton before the Society Of tho Sons Of New
England, will be pronounced tomorrow afternoon by
VIM. II Dillingham;, Esq
The subscription to the proposed visit Of the Italian
Opera Company, now contains one hundred and sixty
Names and there is such fair prospect of their being
we'll supported that the visit has been determined
The performances will commence about the first Of
February In the Chestnut Street Theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-22
Court Martial OF Lieut.. Col. Fremont.

r, -, -, 40, " H5TI 80 TUNi DtU I'i ToF''
The court met this morning The proceedings Of yes
terday read and the court was ordered to be
cleared After remaining closed for three quarters OF
hour, the door opened.
The JuDGg ADVOCATE directed Lieut. George MIXER,
OF the Navy 90 he called up
Lieut.. Col. FREMoNr then read the following
MIR. Presidept-Leut Col Fremont asks that Lieut.
Radford Of the United states Army in this city
may be summoned n witness for the defence also
that Major swords OF the Army, and Capt Turner of
the Army be notified that their further attendance be-
fore this court will be required
Lieut.. MINER sworn for the defence
q. state whether you in San Diego, in Cslifor-
MIA when General Kearny arrived there and what you
know Of the troops which were there
A. At the time general Kearny arrived In California
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Foreign ImpOrtations.

LIyERpooL-Shp Peter Hattck-(reported yesterday
so case. Phelps & coo do Rigs, Dabeoek Y co-3a
10 cs bis Rciss Brothers &col8 Lord Taylor-l Lese
30 w Benjamin, Jr col8 Watt Sherman--6 Richards
3 Crook-38 Lewis, Otterbury co.. do hardware J
Hunt-5d do ugesby Boiseesu IIsls,edv2 C, bales But
l. Clari-2chs u James Cos bales Smith, Thurg,u
co--a7o bYs tin Plates Phelps, Dodge co., cks New
bauld-2 casks Gilman BrotheB-S bxs WIN Raphae -lo
casks Little Alden COLI boxes 81 ceaes Stone Sloan ed
q M Armstrong & col FS&S A Martini bale Daniel
Oakley q cog cs bales Jarvis coll cs cks Phillip
Speyer-i ok @ Sory-2 bales VIM Sloan-9 Geo Hastings
FREY Patison colo Jo,eph Connate-t HeInold CO..
br Cohen-t bales WIN Milgan-8 Saml McDowel!-l ck
John Van Ncs-i g Swords--8 Oakley Fowl
eases "a bundles Joseph Elson2 cks Hasbrouck co
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Herald Marine Correspondence,

EpsARrowN Dec 1.-THE schr Caroline, of and from Bath.
shoa last night where she remained until this morninEa
ys ss syy NJ los: Of sS anchors and FORE
PHrLApELrHrA, Dec Ell 4 M -Anved,Schs Emeline,
bos D Tiou dear
do; Jane. Loand. thompson Fall River; Joseph Farwel
B1,Ssdo;; Th0R Rs:o Wr!,s
a eh Paa Young nsaa
do; barge Michigan, Allen, do
Miscellaneous Record.
Later from the packet ship Louis Philippe, will be
found under the Telegraphc head Also additional pacu
lars Of the brig Falconer.
yesterday morning from Deal Beach with molsse rigging
The vessel will be total loss.
H.lres boat Mist Large ons,y S
Halo m o Se dec o%s on
board Of her about hours but could do nothing With hers her
addsI broke and taken Thing from
sdt on Sa snS Ss s Wall may ''
sHrr ALAsAMA-The Outer Marine TELEGRAPH. Boston re-
60 s S s @ses q inn aHk at
aBAaK MousAx Gerrsh. Bristol, RI 18th inst, from Ma
&c Es sad
distant miles, passed the wreck Of schr which appeared
Sssed psis lying alongside anchor, and chains attached
sa o,eos. in the HteT s, Of ssSL
5 s fsT 'sn
lying pos: No &c. immortality and partly laden WIN
hold such degree that impossible 10 ascer
tain the position of the fire The matches conequenty
fastened down by order Of the barber mase and the vessel
owsd 70 The flats below The point at %heIs as
sdeIaby damaged
BARK Amy BAKER.-Extract of letter dated Key West
Ts BARK Es si
Yarmouth Capt Pratt arrived here night before last having
been ashore 25h the western edge OF the BAHIA.
knoc he'd of her ruddc pne and false keel Her
90 consisted Of materials for light house near Tampa Bay;
aud was received att Baltimore survey has been held
full rugged brig lumber loaded short distance from him. ap
parentlY could not learn her name"
BARK GIN HARRISON, Poythrop from Turks Island Tor
Alexandra, with SALT commenced leaking badly on ne it
for three days in Of pilot She iakeLi on the h
survey held on the sh and part oil her cargo
mended be discharged She was to have tecn ready
coed III three or four days
BRre CooHEco Hunt from Rio Hsche, for Boston, got
ashore Hensa and putino Nashua NJ on the 80 io
and necessary repairs she had cargo OF
wood. and hides She vas got on by ms n bo1on
examination be made u was thought she mgh' DC Gun
demned, being rather an old vessel.
scuR sIGrET, OF and from Camden Tor Boston, struck
ashore on Green Island She was got off day. with los
Of rudder aud leaking warped to an auehorage sppea
sails, running rigging, Sc and holes made IN hef apss
ing AZ night Saturday morning nothing was 10 be ieeI
OF her and supposed she drove TO sea IN he night ant
sunk in deep water The old vessel OF about 30 tons
insured Tor xl0OO, supposeu NJ '"o "ao
| full cargo Of lime.
Som PLANT, Reynolds, Of Eastport from PEMBROKE witt
lumber for Boston went ashore Ipswich B0 on Friday
I'm The abandoned her. AIT n she loaed OF sp.
struck Lobster Rock, miles distant ohe perecuy uBh
| and will probaby be gotof
scHR MELviNA of and from Pson for Boston cargo lum
her ashore at Cohauet on saturday morning
The vessel total loss Crew saved and cargo landed