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Fanny had oft in youth been told
She was a mdtchiess maid
Fanny has now. good lack, grown old,
Yet matchLess still, It's said.

90 In Harvard University the receipts and in
come Of the year have amounted to 1926, 1881 90,
and after deducting the disbursements of the year.
there is a balance in the hands of the steward OF
1852 H. The amount of funds and property be-
longing to the Universiy-not including the College
grounds, buildings, etc.-is stated at $3.50 2S1 Ga
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OF According to a census taken one year since
the entire black population of Canada is 557l, being
4l67 more than in 1912. So the statements of Is
or 10000 slaves having escaped there from the
United States are all moonshine.
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VENEzUELA.-The steamer Buena Vista was
not in the late action in Venezuela. letter from
Gen. Paez, received in New York, states that he
is confident of being finally successful.
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o. The gates of Canton, says letter, will not
be opened for the admission of foreigners on the
9th of April next, as per treaty between Great
Britain and China. A serious difficulty is appre-
hended if the British authorities persist in demand
ing the fulflment of this part of the treaty.
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WATCHES-JEWELRY

lx1. maker and dealer in JEWELLERY, GOLD+A
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. HA
All !eMely articles repaired at moderate prices. ml8
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90 A friend writes from San Francisco, that a
person there took small piece of ground of about
an acre, and by raising vegetables on it cleared
$500 in one season.
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Gs- John Patterson, formerly member of the
Ohio Legislature, and more recently member of
Congress, died at St. Evansville, Belmont county,
Ohio, aged 49,
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o. There is another " rebellion in Ceylon a
letter of Dec 49, from British officer, says, he was
preparing his 100 men to meet an attack of thous-
ands of Kandians
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ts9- The highest price paid for American BRISTLES.
re-" -Four good Brush makers and two Finshers wanted

TT J. II. & CO being appointed Agents for large
COMB Manufactory at the North, have always on hand
the best selected and varied assortment of SHELL,
TUCK, TWIST, and every other variety of COMB now in
offered in this city, to which they would especially
invite the attention of the Ladies they will be sold
manufacturer prices.
~ Perfumery Toilet Soap. Ladies' and Gents Furnish
ing Goods, ETC. etc.
Ey- largeinvoice of Ladies' and Gentlemen's RAW
HATS BONNETS etc, just received which will be sold
by the case low to the Trade -
IL Country Merchants would do well to give US ca u
before purchasing elsewhere. M
lag fmd&Im J. ii. 90.
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DJ- Mr.. c. Qnenonille, merchant in Dieppe,
France, has opened subscription for the purpose
Of sending fast sailing brig to California.
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w M. s. MORGAN.

PRAC TIOAL WATO HMAKER,
81 C;4NdL STREET, Third Door from Camp street.
gINHE subscriber has Just received an additional supply of
L WATCHES, SEWEL.RY and FANCY [1
fF@ rio Gold and Silver Watches. with III. n
- - Hunting Gases, Of M; I. Tobias. =
RGke and other superior makers also, fine London Duplex
Watches rich Jewely of the latest styles computing fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals; Ladies BRACELETS
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencils Gases Finger Rings
etc. Also great variety of FANCY GOODS, selected by
himself the Northern markets. from the latest European
mportatons consisting of Work Boxes DRESSING Gases fne
Fans; Retcues, Scissors; fine assortment OF SILVER
WARE, pure coin; and other fancy articles
All the above articles will be sold at the most moderate
rates. Jal6 bm
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FOR CALIFORNIA,

~ T Ok CAIIf OHNiA =. =,
E1HE undersigned having removed from his old stand,
Poeyaue street. to the of BarOnne and Girod
continues the manufacturing of the best and cheapest
known as COLEMAN'S IMPROVED PATENT POR-
TABLE UNDULATORY MILL. Planters and Others
wanting superior article of the kind respectfully
ted to call and examine especially those going
to California. The Mill being very compact it occupies
but little space, and is adapted to steam water horse
power fy6t w. p. COLEMAN.
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A PAIR OF EPIGRAMS.

Full many gem of purest ray SERENE" etc.
Why stray to Sacramentos shore
To delve in dirt for god1
Why seek to swell of pearls the store
In California old?
Our Mississippi mud is kind.
And every one. who s felt a
Twinge of avarice, can find
Rough Jewels in the Delta.
When proud Cornelia, plainly dressed,
Among the matrons stood
To show her jewels she was pressed
She pointed to the mud,
Where her young Gracohi were at play
With other Roman bIats
Who would our JeaoeL thus display
Must look among the rats.
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PREsENTATIoN.-The presentation of spade
and pickaxe to each of our friends, Edmund P
Hart and Theodore G. Palmer, in views of de-
parture for the "gold dggings,'' is to take Mace
this evening at Quicksall's Hotel. They are both
we'll known as worthy young men, and their friends
take this method of showing their respect.-Tren.
ton Daily Nens.
A good idea. The presentation of spades and
pickaxes is much better than the presentation Of
swords.
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SOUTHERN BRUSH MANDATORY
And Fancy Store. 10 Camp St.

'HE subscribers have just received by latest arrivals the
largest and best selected assortment of BRUSHES and
eve1 mnosd Sto o1tben ma1e TSos p
sell again and those hav charge Of Public Institutions
Hotekeeper well as those purchasing for their use
first at the soUTHERN BRUSH W to
make their purchases Being manufactures ourselves
and g sell cheaper than any other house in the city
We have been literally patronzei since commencement
selling Good ARTICLEs At LOW PRTCEs. '''' =,
Below give list of BRUSHES, in part-to give full
detail would fill many columns:
Artists Tools, of all kinds Oval Vanish Brushes, of all
Bookbnder's Brushes; Sizes
Badger air-bendes do Paint Brushes, ground Of all
Brick Lining Brushes; Painters busters;
Backing Brushes for Curriers' Plate Brushes for Szer
Bath Water Brushes; Paste do, for Curriers';
Billiard Table do, PnnteIs' Proof Brushes;
Bottle do; Paint Scrubbers;
Camel hair yarnish Brushes Portrait Brushes round and
Clamp Brushes ns:l'' ''"Ao Portrait 3ff Sable
Copying do, all kinds Sash Tools
Camel.6aiE Pencils; Sweeping Brushes all sizes;
DOrsum F'esh Brushes Shaving do, all kinds
Flat Varnish do, all kinds Busting Brushes;
Cfumb or Table Brushes So Ship Lining do
Pitcher, Marking Brushes Stock Brushes. all kinds;
Ereuch Sash Tools, all sizes Stencil or Brn1ding do;
Feather Busters, do Securing Brushes for tanners
Furniture Brushes, do; Stopping do; for hattes;
Gis1i9g d. square top square PenetIasof' do
G ina i0f ps Brushes sf tssoy brushes common
Hat Brushes, all sizes and Tooth Brushes;
Hearth Brushes Tar Brushes, short and long
Horse do, common fine White wash Brushes all kin d
and extra fine; and qua ties;
jewelers. Brushes, all kinds Watch do. do. do;
Lye Brushes, for Printers; Window do. do. do;
Marking Brushes, flat and Wheel do. do. do;
]. HUFTY & CO. 10 Camp ST.
c1 The highest price paid for American BRISTLES.
-Four good Brush makers and two FinIshers wanted
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WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
'INHE subscribers have Just received additional -
supply of very superior Gold and Silver Watches, Va
other superior maker. also, Fine Londoa DspIezd
HGe1ss rich Iswey latest styles cempTans Fine
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencil Cases Finger Rings.
&c. Also, great variety of FANCY GOODS, selected By
Boxes Dressing Cases fine Fans Recues and other fancy
Forks Castors Candiesticks Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols Revolves. Bowie Knives Military Goods. &C..
jea HYDE GoODRICH. Is Charrss st.
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he surplus of the COMPANY this day, $542 010
ROBERT l.. PATTERSON. President.
BENJAMIN &. MILLER, Secretary.


child has an nsurable interest IN the life of parent So
single woman dependent her brother for her support
and education has sufficient interest in his life TO entte
her insure it. So husbands, sometimes insure the lives
their wives and by recent statute IN New York. It'll
made lawful for married woman by herself and In he
name the of third person. with his assent
her trustee be insured for her sole USE the life of
her husband for definite period, for the term OF his
natural e and in OF her surviving her husband, the
of the insurance becoming due shall be payable
to- and for her free from the claims of the
the death of the wife before her husband the amount of
the insurance may be made payable after her DEATH to her
children, or their guardian, for their use.
creditor insure the life OF his debtor to the extento
his debt indemnity against the loss of the debt.
w For Prospectus and all papers necessary to effect In.
plyt II. G. HEARTT.
VALENTINE Morn: NJ D., Medical Board of Con
B. srILLE, VI, D., No; North st. opposite Lafayette
Square, Medical Examiner, New Orleans
November Is4s.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, No. IL WALL STREET, have issued, since
May last four hundred and nine new policies VIZ
Clerks 81 Secretaries of ms Cos
Manufacturers. 81 Ladies. .............H
Mechanics. AZ HOtekeepers.
Clergymen.. % Public Ofhcers..
=. Lawyers ........... q nied States Officers.
:. Physicians III Members ofCongress
Sea Captains. ii Farmers. .....I4
seam othsi CcCupdtiOhs.-. O
Amounting to.......4I Amounting to.....;es
Total New Pohces. Az
Surplus Of the Gompany NovembsI 4 Is as $3.50 600
BENJ. G. MILLER Secretary. jal3
CEMENT AND PLASTER OF PARIS.
100 BBLs. Ceman, and Pastst Of Paris, for sale BY
sW} JOHN STROUD & CO.,
RH l4s Common a.
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TAKE NOTICE.

HE success which has attended the undersgned IN dis
L pensng his many VALUABLE PREPARATIONS
slant demand for them has induced him 70 take office
where he be found all times and his Medicines be
procured Having had the advantage of studying with
Of the abes Physicians and being also graduate Of the
College of Pharmacy Philadelphia would beg leave call
the attention of those afflicted with the following diseases
Rheumatism in its most aggravated cured in from
few hours All diseases arising from the abuse Of Mercury
and of delicate nature eradcated in few days. OF no
2m1
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CEMENT AND PLASTER OF PARIS.
700 BBLS. Ceman, and Plaster OF Paris for sale by
sW} JOHN STROUD 4 CO.,
fgH I4s Common II.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Corner CIR I'D and NEW LEpEE Sts. .NeD Drtedns.
yr,HIS fine Hotel ia sdvantag eousy situated, being in
front n Of the '1 principal Steam and Fiatboat -
Landings, and affords peculiar accommodations for ma
ally The spacious and comfortable and possesses
every convenience the chambers well furnished and
ary the table supplied with the best the market
furnish the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors; all of which selected with great No
pense will be spared make the Commercial worthy of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH Manager
ola SIN Successor to JOSEPH e. BELL.
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YoUNa's, No. Camp Street. New Orleans,

NOV receiving at the above Store by every arrival from
~ I'VE stock Of Ladies' and Gents
fYA finest patent Lever w atches, hunt -
~ ing and open faced Quad Vest and Fob Chains !;
EssGaaiest and fashionable style of Ladies' and
Gentemen's Breast Pins Also. patterns of Studs.
der Buckles gold and silver Specs gold Pens of the best
makers Also large stock Of Siverware, consisting of
of which will be sold at the lowest cash pces The pub
lic are respectfully invited to call and examine before pu
chasing elsewhere.
B. The stcte.t attention paid to the repairing of fine
Watches Clocks and Jewery. Canes Diamonds, and all
kinds of Jewery mounted in the latest and best
All repairs warranted or NO charge M tie
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BOARDING,

BOARDING.
THREE OR FOUR Single Gentlemen can be accom-.
1 modated with BOARDING and LODGING, at No.
236 BdrGnne street. o23u
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CROCEERY, CHINA GLASS WARE, etc
V" AT RETAIL. I'll

TT,HE SUBSCRIBER offers at greatly reduced -
L prices. his large stock of CHINA GLASS and -
EARTHENWARE, Cutlery. Plated. Britannia, W.
and Japan Ware, and HOUSE FURNISHING 60
ARTICLES.
Cas- Prices Goods for the Country carefully packed.
fy3-d&W5m SAM'L. E. MOORE. 81 Camp st.
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WE are now in receipt Of large and splendid stock OF
w G9Id and Silver. Lever, Lepine and Dsuplex
manufacture Also, Jewe!ry. Sill III
yer.ware, Spectaeles Gold Penn, ~
Goods We particularly invite the attention Of ladies and
gentlemen stock, before purchasing elsewhere, il
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with an
shall be sold as low as at any house in the city. "
KNOWLES & NOEL, IS Canal street.
N B-Our personal attention will be devoted repair
ing every description of fine Watches Clocks Jewely etc.,
which shall perform satisfactorily Charge
n6 If X. T. N.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
HOlbrOOk 0syter Saloon and ReStaura

HAS made arrangements to be at all times supplied with
Il the finest OYSTERS from Mobile and @ q
a Barataria. which will be served 4. ~ l0J
up in every style, to suit the pal pal. ~yfSZ
EANR3x his arrangements to be supplied with every
variety of GAME and FISH. in the preparation of which
pains will be spared crafty the the most fastd
ious epicure. On his Bill of Fare will always be found
STEAKS, CHOPS, OUTLETS, every kind of POUI-
TRY aud, Short every thing in that can be
procured ja30
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nNE-HALF of pleasantly located PEW in the bOve-
named Church. Apply at the Office ofthe "Cresc ent'
95 ST. Charles ST. jaN
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
= A. TYLER, 80 CAM St., has constantly on hand.
a. and is receiving by every sMiyal, Gold r.
Lever, Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES Of ally Va
SSa and Gpard CHAINS. sEALs si. -
- and KEYS. in every variety. Gold Pens,
Pencils Thimbles Buckles Sc Fine Bracelets Brooches,
Necklaces Rings siyeTae. Spoons and Forks Ladies.
Candiestcks Urns, rich Fancy Goods Lubins fine Per-
fumery-togeher with great variety Of other articles too
Silver Shell or Steel bowed frames and Glasses of every
kndIEyef otectoH, etc., etc., constantly on hand and
fitted to suit the eye at short notice. mis-
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,

Lake end of Men Shell Road
'HE undersigned has just reted and opened the above
tends to make it. in every respect worthy Of the pat MA
of his friends and those who wish to enjoy HEssa
pleasant drive of the elegant and saubrious
treats the country The gardens and grounds will be kept
in the best ORDER he will have boats at all times TO keep
his table supplied with the nny tribe, fresh from their
home He will also be at all times supplied with de-
serption of wild game and all the decaces that the New
Orleans market Affords together with choice liquors and
wines with good lemonade for his Temperance friends
Come one. all !" [dlO 6m1 DAN HICkOK.
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ENGLISH FRIEDRICH.
Ok M0 FIRE BRICKS, landing from ships United
OC,OOO States and Medallion, for sale by
fyl0 JOHN STROUD & CO., LAG Common ct.
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
CORMER CUSI0sMHo USE AND EROrT SITS.
Sk/ ILL be opened for the reception of BOA RIDERS
w WEDNESDAY, January 8 1872 Well fur -
nshed ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen EsssssE
TABLE-the best the market will afford. -E-4.a
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
1t of the most healthy and airy situations in the
city, and pains will be spared to render those who
stop with him comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
TT Terms reasonable any establishment of the kind
in the city lia1 d. Wit e. ALEXANDER Proprietor
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NAVAL STORES TO ARRIVE.
THE cargo of schooner Mary Augustus :" daily ex.
L pected to arrive from Wilmip gton consists of
1862 barrels ROSlN .-
100 do. PITCH
3l8 do. TAR:
J2O do. TURPENTINE. 90
For sale by JOHN w. ANDREWS g. Co,
fyI2 81 Common street
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Yerh; Josephine Clark Philadelphia Charter Oak sank
ssr. do Maria Louisa Spencer, do steam sohr Albany,
inwrs Del Way g. p MA bark supposed the Levan.
sS.n..n Ss .s Vest AN ds 81 ard.
sa and sa1. for ss%r
and Mary Miller for P,syidens, Henry ayssn for
Cai.rins Amanda. for Riehnond Emily weaver. for New
ton morning wees the hours Of and
Fin, r.s f,a s sFe in tight apparently bound
hos MY s7Ars seh nrip Hg%sry York
M Liverpool fsnsars nadi se: ao ssras aar
:h caens lilly RsiS aS brig Monica Burke
is'hArr sriss Pioneer, hearl St Marks; Rmcnc, Man
n. sngs Tsrsus Moody ay Windsor
SI.y Geo seIeaea choss do fSiiena f berry, DO
sa conway ss sus 1 gs
nnSTo, for aysrPG Richmond dol S
5sid DO; Wilson for haSrs arss Eii.aSss
~ Ba Smith for Trieste; Weskeag PartIctt Georsia
fosr III %aRsra Smith FOR SswsprypoT ssn%BBia
s aa saSs e. ' Rly "a s Ss:h ii
Iona Ms ore Morton tgT virginia AnareSs, diss
Es.,on I1hann S@ids lBre%l Sshnidt Bremen. Sst"ri
Ss9T al p s%.a ';.s sT w c
F 1HS S%ssy E
.ssr n brig ss
tchr warsaw Sth inst, emp uAlcyun
barks Columbia and Eugenia
koRroLK May 22Ar Br brig Falcon Lambert. (see mis-
sellnneons) Ireland schr Junata Weber. Nachas via Mil
bridge Nc see miscellaneout Sid sbhr Lamartne Brown
for Boston.
NEw HAVEN, Nay 22-Arr brig Creole, -. Porto Rico
fchr Olivia ard Virginia, Chapman, Philadelphia; soop
liza, Calder, New York: Jane Fhadel phia. Sid schr
Connecticut, Philadelphia; Exact; Prescott Rochelle
sloops Franklin Wright York; Col Page Philadelphia
Vienna. -, Albany.
NORWICH, May 23-Cld schr Hannah Abigail Crane N
York. -
NEWPORT May H-sld ship wataga Thrane from Nor
cane, having repaired rudder), Liverpool.
khwcAsTLE. Me, May 26-Arr brig Julia Moulton, Hall
Virrnia sehrs Duroc Farnhnm, and Sarah Ann
do Charlie Willie Brown, Wilmington NC
NAN1uCkYr. May 2lSld schrs Elisha Brooks, HAYWARD
klork; 23d. Northern Belle, Fitzgerald, do
PORTLAND May 2-Arr brig Venus Soule, Baltimore;
York for rhomaston.
PonrsnoUrn, May l9Arr schrs Prudence Coombs vii
mington. Nc Coral Chase. kY.rk. Below 10Th, William
Henry from Thomaston for NYOrk.
PRovpENcE, May 2Arr sehrs Edward Frost. Ed wards
charleston; Queen, Dawson Baltimore; Aehsah d. Douglas
fhiladelphia Mexico Vanneman, do Cid schrs Carolina
Pratt Bay River, NC Samuel jackson. Soruers Boston
Corson; Mechanic Shull: Seio Casio and JOS Rustling
Head, Albany
QuISey May 2s-In port brig Sam & Ben, from Boston,
TO load for Orleans.
RICHMOND May 23-Sld. schs Manchester Tuttle NYork;
bsrtia Jane, Daring, NYork; Ashland. Parker NYork.
SALEM. May 22-Arr schr Globe. Small NYork
WILMINGTON, Nay 22-Arr briggs Six Brothers Hcpson
Bofon Gen Taylor, Shute Portsmouth Nil Winthrop,
Leland kLondon; Napoleon Gerrish NYor schs Minerva
wight ork. Cid, brigs Belle Williams NYork Porto
kic" Staples Phladeph sehs st Helena Hatch Boston;
Charles Babbage, boston; james King Wainwright New
YORK Psnoqnid, Mitchell, B0stcn Nash, Ramsdell
WEYMOUTH Nay 2Tn port schr Superb Rogers, Of and
from Philadelphia, disg.
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LIvERPooL-Packet ship st Patrck-James Hawkshard
II Mekittrieh Il Murray r Hole. II Fnisher, Geo
johnson, John Divan and 3H steerage passengers.
CuRAcoA-Brig Abram-J Natz, d X Senior Jr N Fo-
rop, Narehena, all Of Curacao.
CHARL EsToN-Brg Emily-Mrs Benjamin, Mrs Wolfe
Mir Little and lady, and MIR Gage.
VERA CRUz-Sehr La Bella Francisea-Wm Hetcalf wife
and children; " IN Shone.
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Uron Bridget
w

vogen Catherine
Van Pslt Adeline
Van ZandtEhgabe'
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Passengers Sailed.
T Isr OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE NEW YoR,

LIvERPooL-Ship Andrew Foster-Mrs Emma Smith and
children Robert Eaton, Dublin Mesrs Shaw of Liver
pool Patton and John Ward Jr, of New York; DeIse
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Whalemen.

Sid from fernambuco, April IL, shin Potomac Swain
end Tor Nantucket with 1900 Ibis sp 3th Calumet SKI
n OF and for Stonngton, with 200 bts VIII and NJ so
s.orsd she was before reported with 5000 bbsG yesp
CLARK for New London with 2t0 bills VIII and 80 do %
brfs Annawan vi hattapoisetl Taber from River Pa
aid Eth cruise towards the Western Islands having
board 20 bbls OF 30
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NAV A-wad at SUNRISE, n; a. meridian q. a. ann
81 Sc. - ANAS"' ~ NJ SUE
Herald Marine Correspondence.

Dim oBd Sies uson, do. ''' D'"'h
misunderstanding c, Iumbus PocL fb,u,...o.. -, O.
lah Atkins Bostor briggs Cheopee Emery do. Myra
ey ao cahsrine ana Mary Warren, d.; Alarm r
Gorh and market sshrs Desden ona RELY Harbor island
atshmen. "insow, EMsRu, ~ water Witch Smaiiey
alifay Ns Franees Helen, Leeds Boston; Atlan, Law
renee HYYl San Ls. RUSSELL Hartford SOUTH
North doi Ira Brewster Horton Wilmington, Nc Civilian
Fakirk, Norwich; Joan ma OBren do; Reeves Reeves
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Notice to Mariners.

CAPT IIewsrey Of brig Lemuel Peters, yesterday from
Spe advses All captains Of vessels bound that
have At least three clear bills of health the Poru
suese consul so that II possible they be relieved in
measure from the perpexing laws as
tlsedu Ion him.