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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
ty. His Stock consists in part of
Fine Black and White Beaver
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of a 1ery superior quality. FINE SILK HATS,
spring Sty es very rich artice parranted to re-
tain their lustre. Chidren's fashioraJie Pearl
and Sir Hats NeyicoH and California Hais,
in great quantities Of every variety of cOors, such
as black, drab, pearl aud brown. Also, the fne
MEXICAN BRUSH HAT. an entirely new and
rich article. Also, n very fine article Of Tampic0
Hats. very rich aud elegant.
WOOL HATS, for Men and Boys, of all quail
lies and Colors The subscriber invites particu-
lar attention to his Spring styles of CAPS.
| He keeps constantly on hand good stock Of
his own manufacture, and will make To order any
description of Hat that is desired. lie has, also,
a very extensive stock Of Panama and Leghorn
Hats OF every variety, for Men and Boys.
! The subscriber haters himself that from his
! long experience 10 business and his extensive ac-
quaintance with the Trade both Eastern and West
Srn Manufacturers, he possesses facilities in his
business, that enable him 10 furnish any article in
his line upon better terms 10 the purchaser than
Gun be done by any other house in this section Vi
country.
MATTERS AND MERCUANTSl
The subscriber is prepared Ia furnish, by the
dozen or case. all qualities of the Mexican or
California Hats. K. FIELDING.
Lancaster, May 4, lG49 50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07

0EFThe Legislature Of Minnesota com.
prises an equal number of Democrats aud
Whgs-Unlon tickets having been nomina.
ted and elected throughout the territory.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07

OArThe Pittsburgh Chronicle, F. s. pa
per, urges the Senate to reject the nomina.
ton of every man appointed to office by
General Taylor, who at any time opposed
the Mexican War.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07

0[TA society in New England has col
ected a fund for repr ntiDg The works Of the
New England Fathers the frat volume will
embrace the works Of the famous DR.. Bel
Iany.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
Estate Of IL. Nj. AinswOrlh.

A 7 the last June Term ofthe Court OF Com:
N mon Pleas, it was ordered that Creditors OF
said Estate, have until March lSt looO' to pre-
sent their claims.
Unless presented by that day. they will be Tor
ever barred WILLIAM SLADE, Jr. Adm.
July 90, 1919. om'l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07

LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA. the coun.
ties in this State but two have been heard
from. The Democrats, including these coun-
lies, have majority of ten in the House,
instead of thirty :fue, which they had last
year. In the Senate tho Wigs have ma
jority of one.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07

CTThe third and concluding volume of
the Life Of Alexander Hamilton, by his son,
John G. Hamilton, IS ready for the press.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
NEW GROCERY STORE.
Family Groceries,
GATES AND CoSPER.

A 7 their Old Stand, in the Iaumadge House,
N have inst returned from the Eastern Cities,
with a much larger and more elegant assortment
of Watches. Jewelry, Silver Ware, Cutlery, Fan
cy Goods, &c, than has ever been offered for
sale in the place. But call aud see our Goods and
prices; they will give yon more correct idea of
our merits than ire can through the medium oian
Lancaster Nav l8. lS49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07

~The poor have lit,le-beggars
none-the rich too much-enough. not
one.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
Extensive Bedstead Factory,

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
III his old customers.andt the citizens OF Fairfield
county generally that he has disposed ut his inter-
est in the Chair MannfdcturiHg,to HANMoS AvY,
but will continue at his old staud to manufacture
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
white Lead.

AGA Kegs PURE WHITE LEAD, warranted,
~ 65 do Paris Green; 80 do Chrome Green,
with general assortment of PAINTS Just receiv-
ed and Tor sale by GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10. l849 II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
MATTERS AND MERCHANTS!
BIN ET.M KING.

II ME friends ofthe undersigned, and the pub
i lie generally are respectfully Informed that
he has removed his WARE-ROOM from Broad
Street 10 Mr.. Brasees building, three do0rJ north
Of Dr.. Saeiss's Office. on Columbus Street, and
nearly opposite Mr. Mayors TaverH.
A.. iuteuds ia keen nm hand
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07

6TThe Office Of Sheriff of the city Of N,
York is said by the Herald to be worth the
clear sum Of $45, 900 per annum.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
A FEMALE SwIMHINo MATcH.-The dead.

A FEMALE SWIMMING MATcH.-The dead
alive remnant OF fashion which yet remains
in Paris was aroused to ssmncb interest as
could be compatible with the state of the
thermometer by simple wager which
had been concocted by two Of our most fash.
iOnable homes. This was no other than a
swimming match between the renowned Mad
amC---and the bold Marquise de B.
who undertook to accomplish the distance
between the Point Neufand the Point Notre
in given time, being allowed the use of the
left hand only the other to be occupied in
holding green parasol, tU screen the visage
of the fair swimmer from the rays Of the
sun, which darted down upon the waters
like furnace.
At the summons the fair Naiads plunged
most resolutelv over either side of the boat,
and were soon beheld gliding along as rapid
y as the stream. The ladies were both at
Tired in loose wide trousers of6ne cashmere,
white striped with blue, the waist bound
with a scarlet belt, a shirt of the finest cam
brio, with short sleeves. The Marquise de
B--is Of a dark moorish complexion,
and her jet black tresses were confined by
net scarlet silk, adorned with braid and
tassels, while the golden locks of her COM
panion were secured upon a roller, and
shortened around her neck la gamin de
Paris. Neither of the fair champions waxed
faint or weary for a single moment, but con
Quoted themselves most bravely-the win
ner being the dark eyed Marquisc, who wor
the victory but by an arms length. After
the match, the company interested therein
and which consisted of all the nobiites o
fashion and literature yet spared, adjourned
to magnificent entertainment given at tht
ladies' swimming bath at the Hotel Lam
bert, where dancing and lansqGenet were
kept up till late hour.-Par,s papers.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
ALL KINDS OF CHAIRS.

manufactured in the best style, at the shortest no.
tcc. and on the most reasonable terms.
EY>A large aud extensive assortment of every
description kept constantly on hand.
HARMON AyY.
Lancaster, July 81. l849.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
Kiddcr,s Horse Limiment,

LNOR the cure Of Sprains, Wind-Gals, Ring
Bones, ,Spavins, Stiffness of the Joints. Wounds,
Calls, &c, for sale by NJ Z. KREIDER
Lancaster, July -, l849 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
MEDICAL CARDI

UUVIV4AN u o ~ @A' " ~h@ ~
this day associated themselves together
III in the practice Of Medicine and Surgery,
aud respectfully tender their services to the cit
zens OF Lancaster and vicinity.
Lancaster, July ., 1919. 3mlO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
WHOLE NO. 1850
mATSl MATSM mATSn!
n. FIELDIN q ,

HI As recently reftted and greatly improved
II i his Old Stand in GreeneS ROis, nearly op
Pos'te ne Tallaadge House. at the sign OF the
MAMMOTH CHATEAU.
ne stock he is now receiving aud opening at
ms stand IS superior III quality and surpasses in
quantity any thing Of the kind ever before offered
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
CHAIR MANDATORY.

HAVING purchased the entire interest OF SAM
uEL WILHELM, in the c H Al r MAKING
B BUSINESS, | would respectfully inform the citi-
lens OF Lancaster aud vicinity. that will continue
The above business at the old stand of Mr.. Wilhelm
On Rroad.st where nersnns can he furnished with
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
Cholera! Cholera! ChoIeraM

NTE have put up medicines, with directions
wv for curing Diarrhea, which is the pre-
munitory stage OF Cholera. They are intended
for those who are remote from Doctor and for
Travellers. These medicines were put up by
the directions OF an old physician, who used them
successfully in the terrible epidemic of 1882 and
1913. They are intended TO be used until you
can get Doctor. As you value your lives, don't
auack For sale wholesale and retail at
G. G.. BECK'S DrHg Store, MaiH-street'
Lancaster, May Is, l849.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
NENX OVAA.
CHI OIL e r A!

DR. BRAKES Celebrated Cholera Medicine
- for Cholera or Bowel Complaints.
For sale by G. KAUFMAN.
Lancaster. May g. l849.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
Nails.

UNE KEGS NAILS OF best quality for
Il 6eD forsale still cheaper, by P. BOPE.
Lancaster, May 4, l84g. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
By THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL


JOIN GATLE Of Ala 10 BE- Judge ofihe District Court
of ih- United states for tn Northern and southern
Districts Of Alabama In the plsce of"ilism crawford
deceased.
ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS OF H. 10 be Attorney Of ne
Unlied states for the Dsi-i q Illinois II the see oil
Daniel L Gregg whose commission a about u expire
PALMER hELLoss OF y Y. % - MArsnsl OF the
Unitd states Tor tn Northern District o. y X fork IN
tue place u Jacob Could whose ecu1misson l. about
- expire.
JOHN PETTEs - - % be Msrfhsi Of ire tniieo
states for the District q Vermont IN the plsce OF
Jacob Kent whose COMMUNION q about - expire
SAMUEL d. KING and WILLIAM THOMPSON 81 " ASH
ingion o. be Justices o. the Peace for the County VI
Washing ton, 10 the District Il Columbia
COLLECTORS OF rsE CUSTOMS
JcsEPH I NTE Ssco, Ne. rtes lchsood Jordon' whose
commission expired
IHo.As HEDGE Plymouth, Mas. re, " m hor'on
Jackson, whose Commission expired. -
JANIS DoNAGHE New -HsEen, CcEn- rec NoErs WI
cox, whose commission expired
NAVAL oFFIcER
CHAHLEs HrIsoN, Boston. Mass rice WIN. farmen-
ter, whose commission expired.
SURVIVOR or THE CUSTOMS.
GEORGE Rowland. Tivert0n, x J. rice Asa NfaJ'
whore commis,i1n expired
VIZ GRZENE Providence, r l. rice D. Sesmans
whose commission expired.
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By telegraph TO The Ntw-YOrk Tribune.
Called session Of the senate.
oES sHELDs's cAsE-sxgoUIrvz SESSION
WAsHlNGroN Thursdav. March IS

oES. sHELDs's cAsE-SXgorIvz SESSION.
WASHINGTON Thursday March IS
The VicePresideni stated his intention Of with
drawing from the Chair after day ensbs Senator's
customary, 10 elect temporary President
cAsE OF GIN SHIELDS.
After some other unimporiant business, the
consideration Of Gen. SHIELDS case was resumed
The Senate refused to consider Mr.. HALE :
motion 10 inform the Governor Of I..so. Of Lila resg
nation.
A long debate Of four hours here ensucd, Ia
which the following Senator'S took P,rt VIZ Mes;rs.
DouGLAss FooIz HALE, TrISER' JEFFEHsoN DAVIS.
UsDKEwooD BEasiES, RISK, DAVIS Of La BrTLEz'
DAWSON, and others.
Mr. CALHOUs's amendment Of yesterday, de-
csring that Gen sHIELDi was ineligible on the ih Of
March inst. adopted.
4 motion by M JETFERsoS DAVIS TO lay the
whole subject On TIE table vas negaiived-AJes &c,
Noes -.
Several other proposed amendments were sug-
ge.,es. when the resolution Of the Committee mod
lied by Mr. CALHoUxs amendment vas agreed to
without division.
On motion Of Mr WEBSTER the Vice President
was requested 20 ,rsn,ut copy Of the resolution TO
the Governor Of Illinois
ExEcUTIvE SESSION.
The Senate on motion, then went into Execu-
tive Session and referred several nominations which
were sent in to-day. AZ s50u; o'clock P N the Sen
ate adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
Great Flood nj Chicazo-Loss 500 900.
Dispatch 30 Albany EFeans Journal

CHICAGO, March l3-s VI.
We have been visited by terrible food, which
has DESTROYED an immense amount of property. The
damage done commerce slone Ia estimated at over
100000 The following IL list Of the vessels de-
stroyed and damaged, far be ascersained 70
this hour. Brig 81 Louis sunk entire loss schrs
Norton and Diamond broken into brig Europe sides
stove In and sunk losded with salt schr. Whirsind
sides stove In and sunk Tue brgs A.hlsnd and Gen.
Worth. schr. IL Hagsr and others badly damaged
The Gen. Warner has sunk. IL is impossible AZ this
time ascertain correctly the amount of dsmsse to
property in this village Propeers, vessels and steam
All jammed into one other some are iying on
the top of smother, and all appear 20 BE- in the
utmost confusion The water Is still rising, and great
fears are entertained that the destruction will be in
creased All the canal bos,s with the exception OF one
or two. entirely destroyed or have gone into the
lake several vessels have gone outside and are now
anchored ia the lake One two lives hsve been lost
by the falling Of psr board OF vessels In the hsrbor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

The market for FLOUR IS not active. Sales of
600 bbls OF Howard at IS, and 800 bbs City Mills
st4 s7s Small sales of Com MEAL at 62i and RYE
Flour 81. The market for WHEAT 10 dull At lOi to
lO7 for prime Red Cons continues steady with sales
Of 600 bushels al 47c. for prime White and % cents
for prime Yellow. OATS are quiet at q cents and
RYE 81 60 cents. Small sales OF WHISKY at pc. NEw
ORLEANS MoLAssKs 10 barrels, is selling at 29a %.
The market for COFFEE has an upward tendency
while SUGAR is without change The Rio COFFEE is
quoted at 6I tic sales of 100 bags have been made
at these figures sales Of MISS Pork at sl, and PRIME
at 5Oto9 s7} Sales Of LAID, in barrels at @ cents
and in kegs from u to u about 700 packages sold at
qootaii ms PIGs-Dressed Pigs moved of slow at 5;
cents FLAx.EED is quoted st III to lie The Stock
market Is without change.
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This leaves Sc towns 10 be heard from, casting
in the present case hve-eishEhs or perhaps three
quarters of the votes Of the District. Mr.. VII
sons majority SO far is 200. There cannot, then,
be the slightest doubt OF his election
Representatives. oses.-wHIGs-Asnehesler4 I, Ports
mouth = somersworih l. Keene g. Locos-Nanches
ter T. Franklin l. Concord ,.
The polls at Portsmouth were kept open 20
successive hours. On Tuesday afternoon the
whiss wished to adjourn the poll till the next
morning, but the Locos refused, intending 70 beat
them by means Of night session. They reckoned
wrong, however the Wings kept at it all night,
and dsyhgh, the next morning saw their sdversS-
ries saccumb, and seven Wing representatives
daily elected. In Manchester, where the repre-
sentaiives are equally balanced, last year they
were all Wings. Thi, is owing to the adoption OF
the District System instead Of voting by general
ticket Throughout, the city as before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
SEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. Thursday, March


SLNAI e. ALhANf' IhutsuHy' MITCH 10.
BILLS REPoRTED
Mr.. WiLKIS reported Till to provide clerk
for the surrogaies Office in Kings Co.
NOTICES BILLS.
Mr.. JOHNSON gave notice of his intention to
bring in bill In favor OF paying the Health Oficers
Deputies certain salary.
ALBANY BASIN.
The Albany Basin bill was taken up for consid-
GRAFTON.
After a long debate, the bill was finally post
poned Til tomorrow.
MADISON UNIVERSITY.
The Committee OF the Whole took up the bill for
repsanr an act for the removal OF the Madison Uni
yersity.
Mr. GEDDEs called up the question on agreeing
TO the report OF the Committee Of the Whole on Free
Schools. He renewed the amendment by submitting
the question on Free Schools the people. which
adopted and the bill ordered to third reading
MIR BUDD introduced a bill amendstory OF the
Code of Practice and Pleading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
Nexy-Hampsbire Election.

We CLEAN from the Boston papers the subjoined
additional returns from New Hampshire. There
is no doubt that Dinsmoor the Loco'Foco candi-
date for Governors elected In 80 towns the vote
stands, Chamberlain, Wing, 4,l77i Dinsmoor, Lo-
co-Foco, 5,579i Berry Free Soil, l,lO2. The
Boston Atlas says the Locos are equally success
fu in the Legislature. OF the Congressional vote
in the Id and WITH Districts we have no farther
returns. The only points OF interest are the LIST
and lid Districts In the lst we now have the
result in eleven town. as follows:
pIsTlcT
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Thing. Ia philadelphia.
correspondence Of The Tribune.


Philadelphia Thursday, March j..
The funeral Of Thomas d. g over, Esq. took
place this afternoon ct o'clock from his late resi-
deuoe IN Yves, Philadelphia. Notri,hs,sndng the in
clemency Of the weather tie funeral was one Of the
largest ever witnessed In this city.
You Of course hsve been spprised BY Telegraph OF
the confirmation By the L. : senate Of William sloan
akers nomination 10 the Office Of navy Agent At this
port TIE nomination Of ar. :. 10 that poet sfOrds
general satisfaction his talents and integrity emil
nenty entIle him 70 the honorable position be now
holds.
The wet weather still continues 10 Operate unavor
ably on business and wharf operations are pretty
much suspended. Flour 10 held firmly, bu, the de-
mand and sales are both of limited character. Corn
Meal aud Rye Flour quiet A. yesterdays rates Wheat
drooprg -sma sales fair quality are making At Oj cts
Tor white aud 100 for reds Corn rather trfner al
50 cents for Southern yellow with sales Oats. South
small Groceries and Provisions without movement
seeds without change Ginseng, 10 the extent 81
5000 lis cold 81 = 80 cents for Grade, aud - cents
for clarified Whisky Is rather dropping bbls arc
quoted At . 23i cts. Freighs continue at former
rates
SALES OF srocKs-First Board-6 Philadelphia
Bank 1851. 80 United States Bank. 81 800 DO 81
100 Glrsrd Bank III 80 Susquehsnus Canal, IL :
100 DO 1874 S2lj0 Ches and Del Canal 6.. -6t 10
Norrisiown RR ~! Sl73ll state -, sou 200 DO soi
SEQ Lehieh Cosl scrip y - Reading kR, IL,
10000 do Bonds 3 10 Commercial Bank 50 5000
City 6s s6 l0li - Morris Canal, 10 $1,000 su,que
hanna Cansl Bonds 20: $500 County -. -.
Sec0Hd Board-l3 Philadelphia Bank IN $1,000
Ches and Del Canal IS, -6i $50 Wilmington RR o.,
~ 500 sch Nav &c. AZ Lite -nd Annuity. 100
- Wilmington RR % - Girard b. Ia 1000 Read
Mortg BIDS % 81 90 Wilmington RR BIDS 6s -.
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o. rhaf.iay. sh RHODA ANA. vie Of lev. whts
70 ne 151 year ofl-r
he r-ui. Of the f1n~r. from
h-r ate resdsrs No IL Sotih h)orest Friday sh
o'ciack. Pm
Az wAlau Delaware Co DAY, nn>..
Mr. WILLIAM SEYMOUR. Axed ~ years
saca.ry the 18Th tie rsenc- Of he sihsf Bros
yu. WILLIAa NISOTT MITCHELL Coua-s at as he 18Th
y-.r q hs
H.s f-msns -l b. tss-u Wh.s Pisa cor
% Ts-s.sy lBh INST rs reebcs soomnei.Is
JOHN n HOwLAsD OF the CITY. he rth year ofhs axs
nSs sad .ho=- 81 th- land,
qs-stsi hls>rz fsrt~r .tsa on as AZ
r.-ssao. No . S. haIis Place shlh FesY as
81 o'esock, Pm nl<us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
Appointment. by the Governor and Senate.

ONoNDAGA.-Ougen Nandenburgh to be agent
of the Onondsga tribe Of Indians in the place Of Horace
Butts deceased.
ONElDA-Chares 5. Wilson. a Notary Public
appointment
CHEMUSG-Guy VI Perry, a Notary Public, in
the place Of Mathew Covell, whose term has expired
KINGs.-Jared Sparks Notary Public, in the
place Of Richard H. stanley removed from the state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

MASUFAcTURISG IN TEXAs.-The tow OF New
Brsuniels is said TO be rapidly improving. tis bea0.i
fully situated on the bank Of the Guadalupe River
At the foot OF the mountains and possesses water pow
ere Of the greatest value. Arrangements have been
made for the establishment Of cotton and wooden faetO
rrs there within the present year. ibis viii b. the
hrst enterprise u the kind undertaken In Texas and
have no doub, IL will prove emnenty suecsssful-
Already there and grst mills In full cpe-
ration Toe surrounding county 10 rapidly filing ny
with industrious and respectable seiers sod The recent
INN grafton from Germany said ~ be OF ihs best class
We know Of 10 the interior Of state whose
prospects more prOmisins Austin Democrat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
For CALroRSIA.-Thc following IS list Of
the passengers who sailed yesterday in the CeseeHs
CIV for Chsgres

Mr. Col sr-roui ohld aas .-rraati Col Huzh-- 4
Ch- Of faans X NJ N Jsccts so On 40 a eo,or.
Nnsr DrJ.. Do Lsasha.se - rssElri " asht Jao
p. tha. wafao.. Va srFsoa idsaf CAMP JOS "o.i
ssls'.a. Il,s-h ID oa. n whlsy, n os'h.sE
9gsher-, n hstcha-ou ID Goh. p-i-r-r hsi-zsl
haI.ia.. - Ba. Ti.uty. d Ai.Hs John Car Chs
Fori-r n cati~assa u Hsaana fac. ATsni Gsg ~
sa-1 % uioa Jo-erdF B--u- sr-ssf-f. ehte. hes
e. N.-o.a' k-sof 10 Ihomr-os h,gsln, 49,
~ h-af sgIlh. " " fr-m5l. q Ha--y, Wiaa a,.l o.
S.r7,;sr. Rarr. Is;te. rsml-'. Do+. -,
80 q Wa Mn cas- Gems. Holm. Gags J,.-. 81.
vs. Barre, T.. pi. clsss, 4 Mia'. NJ F-aee.oe
rut-. Jf. saIlv.n J-s-r-ss. l. Rsyuoat. har
-, hsss.rt slcti,. STAR Ns,ii.i W. hi.,'
r. w..-, u q -, -, ! - -. W ~
Jan. u N--s. BsIt-tt " l. Gb-on. n Chaqman fa.q
" fre-. I,asc Fo,'- Joha Harm. caafbe X
Farolft 7 wss-r Psrrs & " Gas-a. b si.rs %
G--f, h'dssn'. n sh-sf-f s.r,s.l Dr,a5..,. 20
ni.r : L Hsr. " R.~.s.i n -, n T,vsr N D rlP-.
I.uss, Jnu Vel. " Coins. W l. Kemp srif f.l'fi
/" coser' e-orE- Grs-r c.aa-aa Je--.a y s.osi'
..fi-llef = - - Cgru-l A--ftra, Co.. t.-.'s
roo.-f. ssaih Joo-- wn.las cora.h. iona y A.
-. "a. Ai,,', a.'s sass Is17 IT, - ls';
s-,s " B WA. n, sus.. \ TsaEs. G Hs- } B.sis
" B-rl-ti a1s 80 Isf.a s.Hp.ou B-csvta. Res.
klusou clls-r raorutan H.ieh n-on. " h-tcs-,
Ha- s.a. G.s- Cros. Meclar. Gos-u-, sHoPf-r
fnrtthi h-rgoa. Fsifchs. ,qso1-f, Auf-se-
sr-,-s Bsrsalo- antr--s. \ wicnf hslts- Ord
-. ~ hss-y wors-- Coty Bfai, " sl>shsra a.
tusnis fln-- u Il n A4astr-e a bo-n-f Ngrtenr
stll1- trs-r D " Lato1r-t--. f-fS-oo-
f,inea RJas.s Jo-.. w--.s ssrs-' Barr. Il r , ~,
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SHIP FRANELis.-rhe following from the Post
s all that Ne Can ind IN the Boston papers in relation
to the startling disclosures spoken Of In Tecgrsphie
dispatch yesterday morning
terrible suspicion. implicstiug the living and the
dead, currcnt in Siste YESTERDAY that the oss
Of the ship Franklin. wrecked fortnight ago on Well
isst besch was not an accident The captain and
eral others Drowned person suspected u hsv-
ing written letters the captain advising him 70 cast
the ship away hSs stepped out The stisrs IL 10 said
found in the captains vslise The preservation
Of the letters however strong circumstances Ia r.
Of the captain The supposed writer formerly had
interest IN the ship.