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The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-24
The Grand Capitals In one Scheme Sold.
$4,000. 2 OF $4,000

$4,000. 2 OF $4,000.
No L Light Street. Baltimore. Md.
PRIZES! PRIZES! :! PRlZES!!!
$4,000, numbers 81 A. whole ticket sent to Alabama
0OO numbers IA 5S package half tickets, sent to
Massachusetts,.
$26 OOO numbers l6 %, half tickets, sent to Ohio
1874 900, numbers 81 73, package whole tickets, sent
to South Carolina
5000, numbers % IA, package whole tickets,
to Tennessee.
$ll 500, numbers lG 80, whole ticket sent to New
Jersey.
$40, ,0OO numbers IA 4s 7s, whole ticket Penn
sylvania.
o0O numbers 65 IS, whole ticket sold in Batil-
"
500, ,OOO numbers IL 10 49, package half tickets sent
to Indiana. e'
$4,000, numbers 8, whole ticket sent to Georgia.
OOO numbers 81 49, package quarter tickets sent
TO Florida .t--@ a q -.-.-
$sOoo numbers 20 Sc, package half tickets sent to
Georgia
Of $5OOO Of 81, 500, IS of s., 500 II of 1000,
were sold in Whole and Half Ticket Packages, besides
innumerabe number Of smaller prizes sent to differ
ent parts of the country.
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We Tread No Step Backward"

ONWARD! EVER ONWARD!
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS
Have been sold and paid during the month Of June
from the
CITADEL. OF PRIZES,o
BY those LucKIEsT OF THE LUCKY fellows,
PYFER & Cos.
LOTTERY BROKERS,
No. l, LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
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lOOO eef, board measure, IL 10 l6 feet long, to 10
inches wide, Ia inch thick
500 feet. board IL to Is feet long, 20 inches
wide, Id inch thick
600 feet board measure, II to Is feet long, 20 inches
wide, inch thick
10000 feet board measure usual lengths and hreadths
inches thick
10000 feet. board measure, usual lengths aud breadths
IL. inch thick
5000 feet board measure usual lengths and breadths
The above to be the very best white ash. .
CLASS No 1.
nekH,y ''p'tsa Il" bars each |! feet in length
10 be hewn square. to be inches square at the
butt ends, and not less than inches square at
,,o l.! the h'eu.a small Al lends; ends; per piece
lou hickory handspikes, each feet in length to he
hewn square, to be inches square at the butt
ends, and not less than three inches square at
the small end.
All Of the above pieces to be ,iue,a per piece
Cypress. (psr foot.) 80.
500 feet, board measure, 20 feet long, 10 10 inches
wide, 1 ii inch thick 80
1000 feet. board measure 2e feet long, to 10 inches
wide, inch thick -.
5000 feet board measure 26 feet long TO 10 inche,
wide, 76 inch thick
1000 feet board measure 26 feet loug to 10 inches
wide, Sd inch thick
1900 feet, board measure IS to 20 feetIong to 10
inches wide, 3-4 inch thick
500 feet, board measure, 20 feet fon. to inche.
wide, l-2 inch thick
500 feet, board measure l6 TO 1S feet lonp = IN o
inches wide, l-2 inch thick $500
1000 feet board MEASURE IA to 20 feet ,oop IN r8
inches wide, inch thick
The above cypress boat boards are to be of the very
best quality. All under l2 inches in breadth.
TO De quartercd. clear Of sap wood, rot, splits,
shakes, knots, &C.
CLASS No. 5.-No l, or first quality White Pine
Plank Boards. (per foof)
6OO teet board measure, from IL to 20 feet long, l8
to "a inches wide. Ia inch thick. =
6OO feet board measure, from II 10 20 feet long, l8
to ~ inches wide, l-S inch thick
200 feet board measure, from f2 to 20 feet long, Is
,. to Fl inches wide, l inch thick .sz
1000 feet, board measure, usual lengths and breadths
4 inches thick - =
5000 feet, board measure usual lengths and breadths
inches thick ..-Is-.r5fl.s -
5000 feet board measure, usual lengths and breadths
2 LIZ inches thick
rs 900 feet, board measures usual lengths and breadths
2 inches thick .:.sES,-fsa. gsfaeas .s I
eet board measure usual lengths and breadths
l-z inch thick :
81 eco feet board measure usual Lengths and bres,
I inch thick l5g,.7s *. ail Srss-5 esssss# ess
7000Olee board measure, usual lengths md bre,dths
einch thick.
No 2, or second quality WHile Pine Plank Board,
ss.a5 = 20 fff1 (per jootJ
l6 goo feet board msaspre, ueusl lengths
inches thick -. = - =
isoos bos!d 6 Mnsaauts usual breadth,
.. =. Wzite PINE Plassk Steeksss :.,..s~- sssss
5000 cubic feet, to be from IS to GO feet In Length
not to be fesS than IL inches II tie small end
per cubic loot.
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my bid be accepted, desire to be addressed through
the post Office at , and the contract to be sent to
the i,avy scent at --, for execution. A. B.
To Com. CHAs. w. SKINNER, Chief Of Bureau Of
Construction, Equipment, and Repair, Washingto,,.
We the undersigned, residents Of. in the State
Of, hereby guaranty that, in case the foregoing
days after the receipt Of the contract at the post Office
designated in said bid, execute the with good and
sufficient sureties to furnish the articles proposed, in
conformity with the terms of the advertisement under
which it was made. c. D.
E. F.
Thereby certify that to the best Of my knowledge and
belief the above named gnarantors good and suf-
cient. G. H., Wdey Agent.
FORM OF ENDORSEMENT
the envelope transmitting the offer.
"Proposals for Timber"
- Class No -, (,sanse tie Macy yard.)
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NAVY YARD, CHARLESTOWN.

CLASS No. l-Whtte O1k, &peT fNOsc Jf00e)
30, 900 cAbic feet White oak plank stocks
2aQO cubic feet white oak curve TIMBER or out sQsare
. knees, IN lengths from fifteen 10 nty-6ve feets
to be sided straight one way, from Twelve to sigh-
teen ifiotes, and tohave natural curve OF crook
the osbes way from twenty -our to sixty inches Ia
the length Of the stick, the width Or size the
curved way, 70 DO The full size Of the tree; and
the most cvfving part Of tie stick sngls must
be at least one-third Of its whole length from the
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-24

To be Of the best quality st. Domingo Ilgnumvi'
2240 pounds to the ton to be straight and round, II
from checks other defects. and not less than thr
feet long.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-24

Isl Qu0lAy Boat boards, &c.
200 feet (board measure) inch white oak boards 80
feet long, IA inches wide
500 feet (board measure) inch white oak plank, 80
feet long, IA inches wide
900 feet (board measure) 12 inch white oak plank,
30 feet long, IA inches wide.
Yeli0,0 Locust Timber.
500 cubic feet, first quality, yellow locust IL to
feet long, to be got in the round and not less than IL
inches diameter at the small end
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GRAND, MAGNIFICENT LOTTERIES
.o- For July, 1850. 5 !!

For July, 1850. asg
]. w. MAURY. Go. Managsrs. s. y,
s SPLENDID LOTTERY ~ = g
7O,51S Dollars: - -.
ENTTTLING THE LUCKY HOLDER TO-
.se@ $4,000 Dollars Nett. Also, ~ sseea
- $35. .294; Nett $30,eO0, fi.s -
$23,520, Nett 42O, 900, 80 sAsssassssf
~ elI,764, Nett 910,0
sl5 Prizes Of $I,176, Netf 1900 e.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For tie benefit Of Moaopgaia academy. e.,.ses. 80.
I'D Il, Class No. q, for 1850. .ss ss,zsss.s
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Satuday, tj5s'
.s,,z5 s.; 9th of July. ssssg s. 8 srs-sss
IS Number Lottery-l2 braun BallsG,.
~ Rich AND RARE ScHExs. ya..;Ss5zsyss
:. l Prize Of 47O6eo -
:. do. -+..l -eas- q 3S,0Qf ass
=. l do. i - M 1858 -
!. do. ii.764@sss
- do = $50 if,0Sfs
Whole Tickets sso-Halves $ io-oass,ess % s s
.....,r 81 8. gg-Eighths - SO. .ss .s.s al
Certificates Of Packages Of e Whoes saee or
Do @ do - Of Is Quarters 90 -
Do. do ef ss EishsasE. s. So
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Persons calling for any of the above leters will pleaas
say they are advertised. b. .e.fsss,es.s s..sYl -
July 9th. 1850. sla-Si.a
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-24

Measuring about 1925 inches bodies to be 6 to z
feet long Arms to be from feet inches to S feet
long. None to vary more than degrees from right
angle. -
July 3-law4w
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-24
NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON.

NAVI 1AnO, WASHINGTON.
CLASS No. l-White Oak Timber (pey cubic FOOT }
so white oak legs, from l6 to 20 inches square. and
40 to so feet in length the whole measuring about 5000
cubic feet. ...-
Glass No. 2-White Pine Timber, (per cubic foot.)
20 white pine logs, from Is to 20 inches square, and
IS to 40 feet in length. the whole measuring about 900
cubic feet. #-=
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29
DR.. WEpsrrR's TRIAL As this triaIprogrcss'

DR.. WEBsrER's TRIAL. As tins ulai ProsFcsse'
tho ;mnression seems to gain strength, that he WIZ Dc
convicted The main points relied upon by me prose
..or seem TO have been well sustained by the testl-
and even TO have been made stronger than 1t was
generally supposed they could be- general d'sap-
no;otment was felt at the opening of the defence on
wednesday. BY the junior counsel, as the impression
had become very prevalent that some strong testimony
was in their possession going very far to overthrow or
control some of the strong points in the prosecution
But such does not appear be the case The opening
contained virtual confession, that the remains found
were those of DR.. Parkman, and that they were IN the
possession of Dr. Webster and there was no intima-
ton given that any explanation thereof would be at
tempted 1t appeared that the great effort OF the de-
fence would be- to create doubt, which should pre-
vent conviction, or reduce the crime to that Of man
slaughter.
The excitement in relation to the trial Increases
The Court Room and galleries constantly thron8ed
BY eager spectators, and there is more or less OF
crowd about the Court House, throughout the day. IN
creasing and becoming very large, about the time
when Dr. Webster is expected to be scen passing out
or in,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, Wednesday, there was another pas
sage between Mr. Benton and Mr.. Foote in which the
former accused the latter of altering his remarks of the
day before. The report in the National lnteligencer
was false from beginning to end. Mr.. Foote acknow-
dged the charge and declared his readiness meet to Mr.
Benton any where. MIR. Chase spoke about two hours
and concluded his speech.
In the House, the committee on Preston King
charges against the Speaker, had leave to sit during
the session. This committee appointed by Mr.
Winthrop as follows Messrs Holmes of South Caro-
lima, yinton of Ohio, Boyd of Kentucky, Ashmun o
Massachusetts,, Doy Wisconsin, Stephens of Georgia
Strong of Pennsylvania Gentry Of Tennessee, and Rich
ardson of Illinois.
Mr.. Ashmun made speech in which he said he con
sidered the trial. offusitive slaves by Jury as mo
per measure, and willing to waive the proviso,
the South did not insist their rghtto extend slavery
Ii they did he would insist on the provisD.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29
. >, Olot6C0E Wonders !!
Az TIE MELOnEON

N.
Nj N; Join a: WHlPPLE is presenting TO the n,li -;
80 ulahu exhibition of the Wonders Of Moderp 0,;,
petor te benefit Of the most splendid aclieyements
D9gnerre % or DaYld Brewster Sir John Herschel
stand stili c,Wiiich may be said to make the SIM
y INTO nutshell lie exhibits on an immenso sirae
OF Mn ,aeIy OF Landscapes in DssOLVTNG VIEWS
g una iaces IN America and Europe and he neonIe "
etc. by Ge Ie population of drop Of water vinegar
the ranbo,v 49, .itcroscope-makes the colors Of
d nran shows the most brilliant PYRAMIc Fms e,e
TEpSr 1FIarty and success of this CURIOUS IN
Rooms rendered necessary in order m
where e ihe crowd, to occupy the MELoDEoN
commencing at "a ococ e spectacles every Euenin
gtermo9 rs at O'Clock Tickets 25 cents
most IAN OF seeing it when in Boston you lose ore or
Boston March 90. ''ei presented
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29

DEATH OF AN ARIIsT.-The English papers am
rounce the death Of Sir William Allen, heage of66
President of the Royal Academy in Scotland. He was
one of the most celebrated historical painters of
and his name his known and respected wherever the
cultivated. Hewas Of humble origin, and com
menced his in the calling of painting signs and
devices carriages. By the force of his talents, in
dustry and perseverance, he to the highest emf
artist, and achieved wealth, rank and res
probability.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29

~ The smallest vessel that has left the United
States for California, sailed from New Bedford, on the
25th of October last; she is called the "Taccao,' and
only twenty-eight tons burthea On the Of January
she was spoken in lat. A 5, long. 62 10 W., reported
all hands well, and had enjoyed remarkably fc wea-
Their thus far
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29

"a The first Congregational Church in Portland,
established in 1927 and has had only three pastors
viz: Rev. Thomas Smith, Rev. Samuel Deane, and
Rev. DR.. Nichols, the present Incumbent. DR.. Nichols
has been settled fortyone years. and has ouvedevery
member of the council who acted at his ordination He
is the Oldest settled minister in lie state of Maine, ex.
eel5tino one Rev. David Thurston
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29

PENIS Johnston on Friday sent to
the Legislature the resolutions of the legislatures of Vr-
ginia and Georgia, complaining Of the alleged agrees
sons Of the norh with denial Of the truth and pro-
test against their injustice.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29

ASTONISHING LIBERALITY.-It is announced in
the London Waterman that the income ofthe Wesleyan
Missionary Society, for the year ending December 81
i849, hundred and ecrat hntsand pounds stcr
ag, 100000; an increase of f7000 upon the income
Of the preceding year.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29

- Remember Williams Bible Panorama at the
City Hall will be exhibited Tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. This painting is 50 well known a I'd high
b appreciated by our citizens that needs encomi-
um from us.
As this painting will remain but short time longer,
we would advise our citizens who have not yet seen it
TO call soon.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29

~ Judge Mcrrick has resigned the office Of rr ci
dent of the Nashua Railroad, and Hon Stcphea Sails
bury is elected to the Office.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29

ET- The American Board of Missions are soon to
send out Rev. v. N Tamage and his wife, to reinforce
the Annoy, China. mission.
Rev. ii. G. o. Dwight, from the mission field in
Turkey, is a visit to bis friepds in Washington.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29

SALE PosTPoNED. The sale ofWm. c. Ba,bo,r's
Household Furniture, which was to have taken place
this day, is postponed.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29
FISHING.

I INES made of Cotton. Flax
II silk, Plated SILK, Londol
Fly Line, China Twist. 10
Grass, } and Hair.
HOOKS suitable for Fish O
every kind, from the Minnov
to the Shark; Cod, Mackercl
Tantog, Perch Hooks, etc. etc
Salmon, Trout, and Pickere
Hooks, etc. NJ Blue Fisl
Squads, Mackerel Jigs.
HOOKS GANGED on Lin
en-, for all kinds of salt waite
Fishing. Hooks tied TO silk
worm Gut, Engine Twiste,
Hair, Gimps and Wire. fo
fresh water fishing.
RODS for Salmon. Trout
Pickerel, Bass, Perch. Smell
etc. General Rods Walkin
Cane Fishing Rods.
Calcutta Bamboos, Souther
| Cane Poles.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29

gB- We are requested to state that Yankee Locke
entertainments are postponed indefinitely on account
sickness.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29

eG~ Why is a dishonest bankrupt like an honest
poor man He fails to get rich
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29

10 David Paul Brown has been elected BY the two
Societies Of Dartmouth College to deliver the Aunt
yersary Grafton on the 2lth Of judy next
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29

1,. DIED.
Nickerson 28! i'"''iia ~ VIE oil Dir Asa w.
nj d ruea this Friday afternoon at her late reslcrc,
Uoiock Relatives and friends are invited to atterd
IN this city, March %, Mr. Jacob Howe 20
9JFuneIal at his late residence sn,no ~' =,
az O'Clock r NJ Friends invited to attend
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29
MARRIED,
DIED.

W.T. lLoVidence r. March 4 Rev James q sooo.
apoe VIE to Miss Elzabelh CIarke of prn,d q o.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29
Patent Yankee SDr

N r .aat. Yankee Spring HOoks,-Cork Floats of
az sles Lead Skers Reels; Lines furnished comnioe Co.
n, rshilg; James Dixon Sons Flasks and Covered
es french Pocket Cups; Camp Cases CONTAINING tnie
I'm S9on etc' Pocket Compasses, and superior assort
S s,elL Oh Pocket Knives, Hunting Knives
"p 20 Knives, and CUTLERY OF ALL Rims
NO. Tag Washington St. Boston.
- d2aWom
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-29

i TROUT AND SALMON
ltlSlIlNG. Superior London
r(Fly Rods; Patent Flv Lines:
SBrass Reels, plain. check and
(mnltiplying; Treble or Single
(Sllkworm Gut Casting Lines:
,lSilkworm Gut ofvarious anal.
)ltles; Silver and Brass Ginps
l)oi all sizes. Trout and Sal
lSmon FLIES, of the best kinds.
constantly on hand, and tied
70 order ofany desired pattern.
( hinnows, Grasshoppers. and
-(other artificial BaiT
( C'Shaughnessey, Limerick.
Rand Carlisle Hooks, tied 10
lhest Silkworm Gut.
y Fly Books, Bait Boxes and
,>kettles, Fishing Baskets Land
Sing and Bait Nets, Folding Net
Rings, Landing Hooks. Bali
y Needles, Disgorgers, Clearing
Rings, Brass and Steel Swiyejs
'of all sizes.
The New York herald., 1850-03-13
Poliee Intelligence.

chpss Of Libel against George W,ik,'-Ths com
plant plant made BY ssmu.l Breyoort, agsnst George
Wikes the proprietor Of the National Police Gd-efe
for libel some few days ago In which Nr Brevoort
charged in an article published In the Polio, GsEse,
become juror on the panel In the Court Of Oyer and
Terminer, the term that Samuel Drury vas TO have
been tried for the purpose Of aiding in the scqutts
ycort pronounces fAiss and wicked and calculated
to ipjure his fame and good standing In the comma
atty: AZ sclocs, on Monday, the parties .st and
s.i - ~ sSss On s .ss S.r. s.S eus o.
-. s. s,is rs.. fSss va.
,hinni,s about Fsss isso sa.s... Win him i, him 10
ryS n hs csSr sas
IN shs lass January TERM on .ay ury before
s,s.s isss. -: % .; !. s.s y iarS ts:s
aiss y.ss .ss sar,ss ny lines. Com
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The ..s.,s :, yss.,,y .'g,,,:s .- !. sS, s.a me = IS
.,; ss.s. ss:..s ~ i ,nss s.sa: bury
'p, Ss ;.s; % 2. fern. !. ss s
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vnss ssed A. the prisoa 70 see pryry The sub
Drssyi shs The third sppes,ion not lnov Bisss
At that unei on stssins the prscn av Bisss bs csms
Irspss, "Y.s tkp ss[ az =. Is. man;" 4. r.gssss.d
Sd =: NJ e: = %
view vik DruFy. vas With NJ ssvsrt csrh Of Police Mr.
pavd 0raham. and Mr. Msxson. District Attorney sshed
they ana not rsass directly said they admitted oas
they must admit ALL bus fsv days vsuld B. srrsns.e;
ss.a nsn u. ssturs o ~ business prusy ssa nos
.sssmps rsush NJ spsris NJ, Nsrnsrs nss % r.. ne
" sss collateral norssass fer 81 property In Broad
fer Sc,sy vmsh be ssa he had adyssosd 70 my fsthsr
n-isv, nr Bell snd nom that hare never SPOKEN 70
hin ves Tor thst pvrpose toesthsr With nee when he
hss q nine for SzSo money lsnt that vsnee 70 settle
With hm; th loss occurred son. eshssn ., ,wssy msss
snd sequitee M nury hss loaned me since
Ivesnhrwsea On that trial, but vas not essminsd a. 2
vnsss hm been over yesr since spoke " BIN usnli
saw hin IN prison. had ocuvraon With Mr. Jsehson,
sInt lpsr q the sy prisos previous 70 seeins psury
.stio. with 6r.ry wss x u. prss.se. q Blsss
ssivse sets ren Drusy 70 delvsr 70 any ems. sld NJ
Drry On that occasion that haA called on NJ Burs
~ The nane eaxrich snA had inpsrtant informa-
tier for hm the 81 rsrnhsm during vsrston
80. reufhs = qvss.ssn ths ss~s yss nssss,ss V N.
veud lie 70 bio tnssk Ne ssa rsrshsr eould ss q
servee 70 h1 et1 eot reesmr,end .srrhsn s wttssss
never ssv rasnha@ tcrt hsev him; my leaving the
rss prury seqsesss< ss set " peal rsrso. vho vss
~ he. x: % .s .s' ,,; ..s ys .sI
vs..sd :. hsev vhss his Vsrrksm bad
TOD lin ysvS sst hin v write " tcvn, ssz -evahri
nt rhsscurt hsrs-res sdournsd the further exam-
uon un,il ness Thsrs&sy, 81 toeleek
The New York herald., 1850-03-13
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formed ~ nsrs Burtcn sroushs Clarke asd nssssmss
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IL the horss ~, he crowded is svery part
Crasyssv's FsrIor.L TH.srss-As this is che last
week ths spresrssee d a Chsrsu m his admired ssd
voriis character of Noes. the public curiosity with
sbstd sctviy, eennses 20 paur dyvr cxevt Of h.msn
beings uptn the National 10 witness thoss rich tsscrr,ons
The New York herald., 1850-03-13
Marine Affairs.

STEAMSHIP CIrv OF GLAscow--The No and masnf-
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.en' .e sea~p NS ', Nss.' ~ M eA'e s'AssoN On s"s
10th OF April next for New York She s to be commanded
NV Cantaiu natbews well known a the able Of
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the oreht "esefn curing several OF her
last voyages to this port.
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in tn: After cabin on Monday evenIns 18th FebYasry Of
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passage from New YORK 70 has been
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Rsvs That the ohsrolse ha, proved herself SO. boat
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