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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05
REORGANIZATION for Fast.

WHEREAS, The General Assembly did,
on the 22d inst, pass resolution re-
ques,ing the Governor to appoint a
day Of Fasting and Prayer for the peo,
Pile of this State; and. Whereas. The
26th day of April has now been set a.
part for that purpose by some of the
religious societies in the State;
Now, therefore. |, SEABUv FoRD,
Governor of the State of Ohio, do here.
by appoint and set apart Friday, the goth
day Of April next, as day of Fasting
and prayer, aud recommend TO all the
people of the State, on that day to refrain
from their secular employments aud de.
vote the time to The religious services
to repair to their several places of wor.
ship-to humble themselves in view of
sin, both as individuals and as people,
and implore the favor of the Almighty,
that judgments by pestilence or other.
wise may be averted; that individual and
national prosperity may be continued
through the passing year-that the bles'
sings Of free Institutions may be perpet
ua,eJ, not to us only, but to this whole
nation, and that, by the influence of the
Holy Spirit, this whole people may be a
wakened to more earnest desire and eff
fort for the spread of the Gospel, the
principles Of which afford the only sure
basis for the permanence of free gov
ernments and the happiness Of mankind
Given under my hand
IT,. s. and the great seal of the
State, this 20th day oI
March, A. d. 1850.
By the Governor, SEABURY FORD.
OvATT CoLE, Private Secretary.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

~" Couldn't you get young pork
ma'am, to bake with your beansl" said
old Roger, some what cyniCally, as he sat
at the table on Sunday.
They told me it was young" said the
landlady.
well, it may be SO, but gray hair is
not a juvenile feature, by any means. in
our latitude, ma am" continued he fish.
ing up gray hair about foot and hall
long with his fork. HE may have been
young, but he must have led very reck,
less life, | think, to be gray so soon."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05
Maj of Locor on Maj on Jan.

MA. Ol bucnt on MAJ on jan
March 4. H1.. ..320 |, 1910, Sc
Tho Locoioco Senator WIN moved the resolu-
tiou that made this exposure necessary, will
hardly receive the thanks Of his office holding
friends for thus calling attention to them; but
they will not be surprised. if the Wings com
plain Of this retention Of majority Of Locoiucos
III office nr if those who have authority should
feel it to be duty to equaIze tue Offices II they
do no more. II they changed the tubles, aud
made them stand relatively us they did on the
lth OF March, lSi9, who would have right Ia
complaint Not the Locolncos surely.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

ApvERTIsrNG-T The LeUer By which
Fortunes are made AT a banquet given
to the employees of large establishment
in New York city, the owner of the es,
tablishmenl. says the Sun. in the course
of brief history OF his rise and pro
gress as a manufacturer. alluded to his
Indebtedness to the press as the great
medium by which he had made the public
acquainted with his business. and drawn
them to him as customers. He said he
regarded the press in this age of compe.
tition, as the great fulcrum upon which
the tradesmau rested his advertisement,
and by that means overturned his ad
versaries. That is, he who advertised
most judiciously and extensively, was
sure to reap the reward of triumph. If
every man dealing wares to the public
was guided by as truthful conviction of
his interests as this manufacturer, few
would have cause to complain of small
sales, or i'll success in trade. A few en-
terprising men of the various trades and
professions have got hold Of the great
secret Of success, and it is not strange
to us that they rise to fortune and emf
nence, to the wonder and annoyance of
their less sagacious, non. on.advertising
neighbors.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05
MIR. CaIhOun-Dr. Williams.

WAsHIEGToS, April |.
Mr. Butler in the Senate and Messrs. Holmes.
Winthrop. aud yenable OF the House, paid elo-
quent tributes to the memory Of Mr.. Calhoun.
Resolutions Of condolence were passed, and both
Houses adjourned
The President has ordered the Executive De-
pariment 20 be closed on tomorrow.
Mr.. Williams, distinguished physician of this
city, uged thirty died last night
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

SuicIDEs ny BRurEs,--lt is reluted in tho lrav.
els OF Monsieur Violet tho truth of which is u.
vunchel by Capt, Mnrry8tt, that ho saw horses
that Ind been tyronnlSed over by other horses
aud treated by tho whole herd M outcas,s, com.
init suicide When tired oitheir Purm life. they
walk round some hrse tree, as II to ascertain the
degree ol hardness required measure the distance,
und da,ting with furious speed against it, fracture
their skulls, aud thus getrid Of life and oppression
both together, Hos says TINT squirrels persecute
one umOng their number till he destroys himself
One day, while we were watching this outcast
ola squirrel we detected young one slowly
creeping through the aijumiug shrubs; he had il
his mouth u ripe fruit; Ut every moment he would
stop and look as it he was watched, Just as ii he
feared detection. Al last he arrived near the
Pnria (outcust) aud deposited before him bis OF.
lering lu misery aud old nse. They were, how,
over, perceived by the squirrels. who sprang by
dozens upon them, The young with twu bound'
escn Jed; the other submitted to his hte, rose-a
tho squirrels ruso except the victim; but tha
time. contrary To his habits he lett the shrub, anC
slowly advanced to the bank Of river. and as
cended tree. A minute afterwards we observed
him atthe very extremity Of a branch projecting
over the rapid waters, and we heard hS plHnlivt
shrek it was his farewell to life aud Misery
| Boston Jour.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05
Tuesday Morning, April ., 1850

DELEGATES We see calculation in the State
Journal which places the prubable chances Of the
election for delegates as follows Locus IL.
Wings 46, Free Soers s. DoubtiutlO llhe
table be correct, the complexion Of the Conven-
tion depends upon the comparative activity Of
the different parties in the doubtful districts.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

CoDrsH DEMoCRAcY.-The Boston
Post and Washington Union are finding
fault with Mr.. Barringer, our Minister al
the Court Of Madrid, because he does
not live in style that suits their ideas Of
a Republican Minister. II is altogether
too plain and Democratic, and they fear
he will disgrace the country. "Demoe-
racy is progressive"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

[-T"An attack on Cuba appears to be asnln mn
ticipated. The Rarilan. Cupl. Page, bearing llle
broad penuaut Of Com. Parker, comm tnding tue
U. $. Home Squadron, was to snil for ilavanna
(lrom Jamaica)on tho 22d aud the Br.tiSh Steam
er Viren has been temporarily placed "nder or
ers Of The American Commodore, This affords
lecisive evidence that both the American md
British naval commanders anticipated trouble.
AS Commodore Parker would not Interfere with
any nsurectionary attempttn Cuba f"lt, II may
be Inferred from his movements that an invasion
of that Island was to be attempted, aud that A.
merican citizens were to be largely concerned in
it. SO says the New York journal Of Commerce,
which has Information that the Cuban govern.
ment has nsccrtained that u nav revolutionary eS.
pedition wns on foot; that il was to rendezvous
somewhere in the Island of Hayti, under Gen,
Lopez. and attempt landing at some port on
the south side Of Cuba probably Trinidad the
focus of democratic principles. There ure said To
be 10000 troops ri present Oh the Island, though
good deal scattered 1t is further said that cap
itul from The United States has been invested in
property in Cuba, with view to profit by an cur.
ly change
The last London ndyicos state also, on the nu-
thoriiy OF private letters from Madrid, that the
Spanish government las dispatched General Mi
rasol on an extraordinary mission To Cuba, in con.
neclou with this matter.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

VIoLESr RENEpr-- Munich periodical re-
lales that man named Matthias Mingeibaclicr
being attacked by a severe tool,.nche, stopped up
his ears with gun cotton not knowing but that il
was the common cotton he was accustomed ln
uae in such cases. In retiring 10 his room for
tho night, he seated himself beIure wood fire,
from which spark flew out nnd struck the tnIt
of the gun cotton, which exploited with such VI
olcnce that it blew tie whu'c top of his hcad oIf
We would not advise our readers to put too
much Inilh In tint nlnrY.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

DESCENT UPON CuBA.-A despatch
from Washington, March 2s, to the N.
Y. Express, says:
have to-day received information
from gentleman just returned from the
South. that large force is collecting at
Chagres, for descent upon Cuba. Sew
eral hundreds have recently arrived with
full compliments Of arms.
Lopez, the adventurer, is among them.
The Cubans are said to De fully prepared.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

Silly ENouGn.-Col. o. b. Blackmar,
of Moscow. one Of The wealthiest farm.
ers in the State Of Michigan, is going off
to California with the gold fever. He
owns a splendid farm of some thousand
acres. under high state of cultivation,
and has some years produced FIVE thous.
and bushels Of wheat aud other grains.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

TnE uMTY oV THE HUMAN RAcE--Sidytiing
Aropal..-At the late Scientific Convention at
Charleston DR.. Mott read paper on tho Phys.
iea History OF the Jews. in relation to its bearing
on the common origin Of mankind which gave
rise TO some debate in the course of which Pro.
fessor Agassih said.
E"For his own part, after giving to this question
much consideration, he WINS ready tn mninuin
that the different races Of men tcere deseenisd
from different stocks, and he regarded this 10,
sition as fully sustained by divine revelatinn. =
The Jewish history was the history not of diver,
races, but Of single mce of minkinl; but the
existence Of other races was often incidental,
alluded to, and distinctly implied il not absolute
y asserted 10 the sacred volumes"
Thserpression Of foPinion produced stronI
sealslpp among the members Of the body.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

ATHENS MEssESGER. This paper comes to us
enlarged and otherwise improved. We are glad
to SEQ this evidence of the prosperity of our res
pected and able contemporary down among the
'huckeberry knobs"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

BEHIND rue AGE,-Among all her sea.
ward looking cliffs Spain has not single
lighthouse, from the Pyrenees to the
point Of Europa-she has no railroad
no Canals-no telegrophs-and lately
there has been no safety for travellers on
the highway.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

MARRYING A Deceased WIFE's SISTER.
The bill, in the British Parliament. to
permit the husband to marry with his de.
ceased wife's sister. has been carried
through a second reading by majority of
So; there being ayes 1872. nays 100.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

OUTRAGEOUS, Tho Ohio Repository publish.
es tho following side by sde;-
Poe calls beautiful woman "a perpetual song
to the Deity"
sort snpc in some shape ploases, all, anil gen.
orally speaking the more iye You put into II the
bgitpr
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05
81. Louis Election.

ST. Louis, April 2.
Full returns Of the municipal election
on yesterday arc not yet received. E.
nough are know however TO state that
Kennel, Wing, is elected by over 500
majority over tho Benton and Anti. Ben,
ton candidates united, aud the Wings
have the council.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

E1'The shower Of flesh aud bu0d IN North
Carolina tue Wilmington Courier solves by the
supposiliun thnl somo turkey-buzzard having
overloaded its stomach from a carcass, found il
necessary to disgors, on mounting into the air,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

Con LIVER Oh CANDY has been in
vented by druggist in Springfield, Mass.
The New York Mirror states that sin
gle honse in the city is under contract to
supply no less than fifteen MoGsnnd gal
Tons OF cod liver oil between this and the
lst of May next.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

A FATAL DosE.-A few days ago an
Irishman came TO his death in Harris.
burg, Pa, from the effects of drinking
one quart Of brandy, which he had been
recommended to take for the ague and
fever.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

WARS CoMlSo-Every now and then the
newspaper world is startled by such paragraphs
as the following in the N. Y. papers, which we
cut out from the Mirror Of that city:
AsToUEDISG DiscLosUREs.-The morning pa
pers state that some astounding disclosures will
shortly be made, which will fearfully agitate the
uptown circles and place gentlemen of high re.
spectabiliy in an unenviable position before the
community 1t seems that deep laid scheme Il,
entrap certain wealthy persons was concocled by
two men and female. and successfully put in op.
eration aud having got them in their power large
sums of money were extorted, thousands Of dol
lars, il is sad to avoid disclosures which would
have laid themselves aud families open to the
foulest disgrace. The subject however, is now
before n criminal Court, and full exposure can.
not be prevented.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

A CALFoRSIA WIDow,-A woman named
Harriette s. Mott, alias Jackson, WINS arrested at
New York, on Tuesday, with man named John
A. jackson, with whom she had been living since
the departure of her husband for California,
though he had remitted her money at different
times, once $500. which she had duly received.
On returning he had great difficulty to find her.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

IP-An immense amount of British mnnuac-
lures Of every description has been shipped from
England In California
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

CARbYLE.--A critic commenting upon
Carlyle, says, very happily-'A reformer
Mr.. Carlyleis is not. he is a conservative;
but he is sublime grumbler."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05
DEDICATION OF Mr.. WEBsTER's SpEEcl

DEDICATION OF Mr.. WEBsTER's SPEECH.
& Co., of New York. have
published an authorized addition of
Mr.. Webster's recent speech in the Sen.
ate. with dedication to the people of
NJ massachusetts,, in the following wnrds:
DEDICATION.
JVttA the highest respect, and The deepest
sense of obligation, l dedicate this
speech to the
PEOPLE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
His ego gratiora dictu ALA esse scim
sed me vera pro gratis loqui. etst meuit
ingenium non moneret, necessitas cogo;
Vellem, equdem, vobis placere; sed mul.
to mao vos salvos esse. qualicnmque erga
me amino futuri estis."
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Washington, March Is, 1850.
The Latin may be rendered as fol-
lows:
"Olher things. am aware, would be
more agreeable to utter than these. But
necessity, if not my own inclination,
compes me to say what is true rather
than what is agreeable. | should be hap
py to gain your appreciation, but still more
so TO promote your welfare. whatever
feelings you may entertain toward me
in future"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

Ono MEcnASics' lSsruuTG.-rhe tenth ex
hibition Of American Manufactures OF the Ohio
Mechanics Institute, will tukc place in Cincin-
natl, on the eleventh Of Selt,mb'r, 1850 Med.
ais aud Certificates will be awarded to those who
present meritorious articles. Motive power will
be erected for those who wish to exhibit working
machinery. Improvements in Steam Boilers,
Smoke Consumers, aud all improvements having
reference to the safety and convenience in the
application Of Steam, will receive particular mo-
tice.
The State Agricultural Fair the Horticultural
Socicty's Exhibition, aud "American POmolog
ica Congress- are all appointed 10 lake place at
the same time, making ilau occasion Of great III
terest to strangers at di,tlnce 10 mike the city
a visit at that time.
All letters on the subject should be addressed
to the Committee OF Exhibition of lie Ohio Me.
ChaniCs Institute.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

AN IMMENSE "SHow" LANTERN, man.
ufactured by order of the celebrated pu-
gilists, Chris Lilly" and Yankee SulIi
van, ,foTtheir gambling house in San Fran
cisco, went out in the steamer Ohio, from
New York on Thursday. 1t is twelve
feet high by four wide, and cost $500.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05
sentence Of DR.. webster.

BosroS, April 1.
Professor Webster received the sentence Of
leath this morning.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05
DANIEL WEnsrEn In ENGLANn.-Al

DANIEL WEBSTER IN ENGLAND. An
English paper says that "Mr. Webster,
the g, eat American Statesman, is to be
tried in New York, on the 10Th of March,
for the murder of Judge Parker" Such
perversions Of facts must be wilful rath-
er than accidental on the par, of English
editors.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

Tue TALLMADGE HOUSE, -Messrs. Liley
and Brown have taken charge of this Ho-
tel, by whom it will hereafter be managed
and conducted. Mr.. Lidey is an expe-
rienced Landlord. and we have no doubt
his partner will prove valuable auxil-
iary in the establishment. Under their
joint care, the public will still find The
House to rank among the best in our
place. We bespeak for them due
share of public patronage.
Mr.. Armstrong retires with honor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

THE NASHVILLE CoNyESrioS.-Mr Mathew
Hall McA llister Of Georgn, has declined the hon.
or (D OF being delegate to this Convention.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

TOWNSHIP OFFIcERs.--..On Monday,
Messrs. Smith. Peters aud Kneaster
we're elected Trustees, Rutter and E.
bright ConstaLles, Jacob ely Treasurer,
Marias lowering Clerk and Isaac Conner
Assessor. The vote will be given to-
morrow.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05
wednesday Morning, April 9, 1880

JUsTICEs' ELECTIoN.-On Monday last,
G. Steinman, John B. Reed and Alfred
McVeigh were elected Justices of the
Peace for Hooking Township.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05

By the Governor, SEABURY FORD.
OvIATT CoLE, Private Secretary.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-04-05
LANCASTER, OHIO!
REOUCFION OF TERMS

Terms for clubs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-21
Died.


On Friday morning, 1877 inst at o'clock Of lin
gering Illness ELIZA A. eldest daughter Of John and
Bridget Iioey aged II years months and 20 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family those of
her sunts. Mrs. Margsre. Kenny and Cath arue MUIR
ray, also her uncle oven Kenny. are respectfully in
vited TO sttend her funeral Sunday afternoon 2st
inst at 81 o'clock from her late residence OF
Twentieth street and Eighth avenue without further
invitation.
On Saturday, the goth inst, JANE GRrce infant
daughter Of w. d. and Rachel Kennedy, aged year
and months
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock, without further
notice from 81 Fourth street
On Saturday, the 20th inst CHARLES CARRoLL infant
son Of Patrick and Hanna Kelly, aged 10 days.
His funeral will take place this morning at clock,
from the residence Of his parents ~ Bayard street
On Friday. the 18th inst, CATHERINE the youngest
daughter Of Abrahsm b. and Catherine Purdy aged Is
years months % days
neral services this Sunday afternoon at 5k o'clock
at her residence 342 Hudson street.
On Thur day. the 18th inst, AGNES, only daughter
of Jshn and Elizabeth Phillips. aged Ia months.
ArssL TAYLOR, aged 10l years and months, died at
the alnshouse in Yarmouth, Mass, on Thursday last
He served in the revolutionary war, but would
apply Tor pension, on the ground that he was paid
according to agreement and had no claim for further
compensation.
At stanwich, CT, May 2s, the R.v PL.rr BurrKrr,
aged IS years The deceased graduated at Yale Col
lege in 1791 studied theology in New Haven with Rev
Dr. Edwards was licensed by the New Haven Associa-
ton and on the 25th OF May, 1895 was ordained and
installed over the Congregational Church in Stsnwich
CT, by the Association OF Fair field West Over this
church he remained pastor Tor more than so years
and then retired from the active duties Of tho ministry
The day OF his death the anniversary OF his ord-
naion, and completed his 64th ministerial year. In
addition his ministerial labors he sustained aou-
rishng school for several years OF his pupils nine
have entered the ministry and one is missionary to
the heather.
At Para Brazil, on the 10th June In the 56th year
OF his age. Captain MosEs s. RoBssoS of the brig Eli
sabeth OF this port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-21


ship.fsras,n; Moody 9nesss' I R,cSarS.on Z CO.
''2Hi c,1 Mssl. EsIrsII Bsi!i%sfs master
f 81 %:.'i
so@s: o:cs CO.. yissOfi. ibrI DsysT. sJoAn ib'
ssaT.1Ss1s 5 SS,p Rebel, G.:A9.n
Mailer IoTS saesmsn c.sss Assass
w,,hinston CITY ard 0eorg,toy.. stuEes clesEman;
$SI:s:F ksy; fsSls$sisSss ssss SSs%s;sisss,
si0op-w Bowen, Kenney. Providence.
BIB :ts.m,hip America shannon, Liverpool. July vic
h g, Pm NTH S 81, cp.,Is
sHuns into L'srrool li.h o cape Race saw steamship
sts%ssip sSSsssrasr Berry Charleston. co hours.
With cotton e sPorSrd Tle.oo Co. the hal the gale
away some Of the fancy work around The whoeh6u bat
snip S%s5i s Ta; sgs p.s London and rs!:
ship Milan. Allen, Galveston. ~ days. with cotton
SSSds, yni F!idsy nIsSs la s.h s. psSsiS a,,asd
18Th sn.s Win ip aiss s - IN ''''
shir b,ye',hre s,rctlsBa New Orleans. 70 days. With
heavy gale from Nw lest sails ls,a Ihst 81
BARI Eopanr cl.E M,,,nIa. u daya With sugar TO
shifted 70 ne sn a ed. .. S SsTs rSSg o
ss ard stove - hid, o. n9as.es deek 90 her
with tsrt bound \, Win letter IN her fore iopsaii
Sure ss5sn CO. is's us afs s ION ' n sa
counieIsd heavy gale Ntrh which for
about ]. hours. when the wind hauled the w and then
shifted 90 the Sw and settled about E
blowing heavy Rsie all the Vino ornas
tho ls lost stern boat sails and received damage
rails ~. After the sale had moderated passed top
sail .ohT, with los 81 hbccm. bowspt cap and saa
ward could not sscertain her
Bari Cagone (nsvD Portstheld Guiltord, CT.
rbus fscon tBrl Pitt, Bermuda, days In ballast, 20
sehr Mary tBr) Williams CArdin W, 81 days. with IRON
sokr A Tufts fof Bostonl Norton Gonaires Il days
with rcfee sbd u wood TO Rosaire 10th inst in Crook
Island Passsg spoke brig sh.smu. from J.eme for
from he sE bulwarks aud long boat, vasled
board the gsey and lost deck load. consisting Of 81 bales
sehr Eliis Hermann Charleston 75heurs with cot
ton snd rice. 20 n kcCrrsdy.
schr Emma Tut,is ccnnslL Baltimore, days
hchr Ann. Henson. fetcrsburr q days,
schr John Ferris, Rush. yirgina.
Sohr Laeon, Grow ell Boston
schr Delaware, Stevens, New Haven (tor Aibanyl
toop Kitty Ann, BAKER, Nansemand, days.
sloop Jas Long Jones. Pro.idence
steamer kennobec, Copes. Philsdepha-
Below.
shir Universe. bird, for hverrooi
shp tunrosed 20 be the Caspian. from New Orleans.
Also, barb ON the Bar. unknown.
steansr. Washington Southampton and Bremen; Ksnne
ships Cornelius Grinns (rkt) Tor London: Constellation
fpkt aud Yorkshire (pktl for Everpoo Morrison (Bl
gs.eovi Darlington and Celestial for California; Hsvre.
for svre Era bunsou for Quebec. Cclumhu Chsreton;
hneehsny Philadelphis bark sarah Parker (3r Rleh-
buoto.
yvLv 1p-wind durinr the day from WsW,