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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-27

WEALTH AND PovERrY.-We occasionally see
arrayed in the newspapers the names Of men,
in the larger cities, worth possessing y half a
million, or more. The Louisville Democrat, not
doubling that it viii prove equally interesting,
gives list of some poor men of that city. This
list is headed by two firms and four individuals,
whose united 'eealth is put down at the precise
sum Of elepen dollars, to which, the Democrat
says, are to be added "several thousand others
too tedious to mention" How delightful it
would be to equalize the wealth Of these folks
u it would only stay equalized!
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GLOVES, HOSIERY, LACEs, &C.

n, N. The daily increasing visitors to the Fancy
nlf and Millinery Store SIXTH Street not long
ClV in discovering that by stopping few doors above
LG the Avenue they can from 10 to Is per cent
on many of their purchases.
Mrs. COLLISION is constantly receiving additions to
her stock Of Millinery and Fancy Goods: Dress Caps
Dress Trimmings, Laces, Fringes, Ribbons, Gimps
Silk Brads, Materials for Fancy Work, Perfumery
1aS-Worstcd (Zephyrs) II cents dozen skeins
Gloves, Hosiery, Embroidered handkerchief, Scarfs
New Patterns Tuck Combs, neck and side do.
Also
Gentcmens Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Suspen-
ders, Toilet articles Hair and Tooth Brushes &C. &C.
Store on SIXTH STREET, Louisiana av,
oct22 Rear of the National and Browns Hotels.
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WANTED-An APPRIATIcE. 10 or IT years OF
w age. A stout boy well recommended. viii hear
o. : good opportunity BY applying at this once.
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WANTED, AT ALEXANDRIA, person
w who will write brief Letter every morning, and
supervise the delivery Of paper there In the evening
oct T-3t ALEX. Gar. copy st.
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[ Second Despatch.]
Another Murder.

Second Despdtch.
s Another Murder.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 27-2 p. m.
A young man named McGarry was assaulted
and killed by gang of fire rowdies last night
James McFadden has been committed on strong
suspicion of being the murderer.
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dull.
New HAVEN, October ga dreadful acct
dent occurred on the railroad near Mount Yer
non last evening. Three persons were killed,
and many others badly wounded.
BUFFALO, October 26.-The propeller Henry
Clay was wrecked on the lake during the late
gale, and all on board persisted.
Gerrn Smiths Address--His Counsel to the Ne
groes TO kill the Whites.
UTICA, October 25.-Gerritt Smith has issued
ON address to the Liberty party, in which he
tells the blacks to kill the whites He calls
Fillmore, Webster, and Cass, murderers.
White Man ps. Black Nan for the Assembly.
ROCHESTER,, October 25.-Great excitement
was produced here to-day, in consequence of
the appearance of new but very dark feature
in the political arena. The Wing district con-
vention met this afternoon for the purpose of
nominating candidate for the Assembly; and
on the first ballot it was nscertained that j. p.
Milliner, white man, had forty-four votes; Fred.
Douglass, black man, twenty one; scattering,
thirty-four. Mr.. Milliner was finally nomi-
mated by one majority.
Very Interesting from Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, October ga large and enthu-
slastic meeting was held In this city, this after
noon, by the friends of law and order.
On the opening Of the meeting, and after the
election Of Major Burnett, as chairman, the
proceedings were interrupted by band Of
rioters, headed by some of the prominent citi-
zens Of Syracuse. BY the timely arrival of tho
delegation from the first ward order was re-
stored, after two or three Of the rioters had
been forcibly elected from the hall.
The meeting was addressed by Hon. Harvey
Baldwin and Mr. Brooks
An address and resolutions were adopted Of
the law-and-order stamp, and the meeting
closed quietly.
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Baltimore M arkets.

BALTIMORE, October Z7-2 p. m.
Sales five hundred barrels Howard street -four
at $3.8 81. Grain unchanged.
The Northern markets are unchanged; flour
is steady, corn declining, wheat is firm stocks
dull.
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POSTSCRIPT!
Despatched 10 the american Teisgraph.l
Fire.-Murder OF Doputy-MarshaI.

Fire.-Murder OF a Doputy-Marshai.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 27-9 a. m.
During Saturday night several fires occurred
here-one of them an oil and candle mandatory
near the Wire bridge. The loss was considera-,
BILE, but covered by insurance.
About nine o'clock last night deputy-mar-
shall, whilst passing the corner Of two Of the
most populous streets, lighted with gas, was
instantly murdered, by blow from heavy
club or bar of some kind, by three young men,
who are supposed to be fremen. The cause of
this dreadful deed is attributed to revenge for
the active exertons of the marshal in suppress
ing fire riot of the previous night.
The murderer who struck the blow is de-
scribed as having severe wound on his upper
lip, and one Of his thumbs, injured sometime
since, is still useless, or nearly so.
One individual had been arrested, who gave
the names Of two others, rs accomplices; but
they had escaped in buggy. The whole force
of police were instantly set on the alert.
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SIS REWARD.

STRAYED OR STOLEN, on the 9th instant, pale-red
~ COW, with white face, having two white feet, and
also white termination to her tail. She has large
war on one Of her front teats and each horn has
perforated with gimlets account Of being hollow
She lisa rawbone Cow, very gentle and highly priced by
her owner.
Any person returning the above Cow TO me viii re-
oeive the sum OF 49, liberal reward for such informa
ton rs will lead to her recovery.
JERRY CANT,
10th st, bet Ia K, near Riggs new Buildings.
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WASHINGTON AND ROCKVILLE TURNPIKE
COMPANY

A MEETING of the Stockholders, and persons In
IA terescd in the construction Of Plank Road TO tn
District line the Washington and Rockville Turnpike
will take place at Temperance Hall, on TUESDAY next
at o'clock M Persons interested respectfully In
yited TO attend. oct 27-2t
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A GARD.


NHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
i of Washington that no has opened a JOB PRINTING
OFFICE OF and 9Th streets, where
10 execute every description Of Job Printing; and he
hopes TO be able to give satisfaction TO those who may
favor him with their orders
Cards, Handbills Notices, Insurance Policies, Bank
Checks Labels, Pamphlets Sc &c? printed At short
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1861
AS Any orders left at the Office Of the american Tes-
graph will be promptly attended to. sep 1s--t
HOODsi HOODS IAN assortment Of Silk and
order and for SALE ut the New Store SIXTH street.
oct 7-nl Near corner Louisiana avenue.
IIOR RENT-A LARGE ROOM, suitable for a
IL Store, situated the Of 10th street and New
York avenue. This is good location, and presents
fine opportunity for any desiring to engage the
Grocery or other business Inquire on the premises.
oct 22-tf
LEVER AND AGUE CURED FOR sI. .
IL Rowands Tonic Mixture is warranted to cure Ague
and Fever; and the price Of it$1 per bottlewl be
funded whenever 1t fails when used as directed.
For the genuine apply at the of and It'll sts
oct 22-- ]. u. CALLAN.
LANNON'S DYsPEPTIC BITTERs.-A
" supply of this valuable family Medicine to-day
received, for sale for 81 Il cents per bottle.
oct 22-- j. r. CALLAN.
0OD LIVER OIL.-Pure Medicinal Cod Liver
~ OIL, warranted free from adulteration.
For sale by j. II. CALLAN,
oct 22-tr Corner Of and 7th streets.
JOHN EsPEY,
Book6inder and Paper-ruler
DLANK Books, Manuscripts Periodicals and Old Books
ID rebound; and Maps varnished and mounted on
rollers All of the above done in the best style and at
the shortest notice. s a&E1s J&
oct 22-1m S5-F street, Navy Department.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DY VIRTUE of decree of the Orphans Court of
ID Washington county, issued the 21st Of October,
1851 shall sell at public SALE for cash. in front of the
Centre Market Thurday October 49, 1851 10 o'clock
a. m, the following property, TO wit Silver Watch
Iron Pot, and Gun IL. f. l.. KEESE
Administrator Of Adam Swtzer, decd.
oct 25-d3t
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T. s. Flournoy,
Philip A. Boiling,
VIM. L. Goggin,
John M. Bolts,
q I Jere. Norton
? Jas. r. Stroller,
10. Chas. j. Faulkner,
= Late members.

10. TIL. s. Raymond. '
The New York herald., 1851-11-20

Total annual value
rtbe tbree years SEQ Of6962 2CggW6ag 7O7Ou1t7
According to the result Of the nine frst months Of
1851 the excess Of the value Of exports imports
would he for the year equal and even more than that q
1860
The New York herald., 1851-11-20


be LuHs.ta Onsie /,iipHg, 0i Dresden Of he
2Iih. which putiish d a report OF the Westn mister
meeting IN boz Of NJ. hOssuth. was seize aud
.uppiesset by The police, by order Of the Minister
o. he ltttricf The Journal states that IL rave
p1y an abstract Of the pr0cee ings, and expressed
10 opinion Vt u own On the subject e debate and
JeEies that the matter seizes comes under me pro
yisicn Of the Law on the authority Of which the
minister issued tie order The official I,ss1euer
JCwH1i condcnses all the reports Of The yr, csei.
ings n England, 1T Southampton and elsewhere.
% half line, stating that an k9ssuth had landed
az the above port. Within a iaonth hye diaerent
works, Published by the firm OF otto Wigaud *
Co, az Bespic have been seized ud me sals pro.
bitited Among them is the work Of General
hlapka on the war IN Hungary and 10 the seben.
buigen.
a letter in the AHgMeine Zofusg states that
English travellers In Gernany are likely 10 suler
for the reception M kossuth hss met with In Eng
land The correspondent says -" In the canital Of
a Southern state, much visited on acoou,f ~ ;ts
treasures Of art, travelling EngIishmen have re.
Gently been subjected 10 more than usual diTieul
ties with respect TO their caTtes ne oir and nass
ports, when the latter have been issued bv The
Foreign ofce. To the representations Of the Enc.
lish embassy, the answer is, that an English pass
port Is now not the least guarantee that the holder
Of IL Is not thief or spirator; and as any one
can procure Foreign Office passport on the recon.
nendatiOn o. an alderman, II may easily hannen
that with 90 much civic sympathy for fugitives and
such as Mazzni. Ruge Sc agents of
dangerous character may be sent to the Continent
with English legitins sations' The capital In oues.
ton is Dresden; the authorities appear To have
confounded the recommendation II banker
With that Of an alderman"
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SOM S'ncNt. Locmer, from SIN, bound = Ak
O.. .sf' .'Huth. ATT flf ga lnsf-.
cred tad weather. ana fallen -a eell ~ .fr
porf lue CARO- fs n-fa Itr-eI sfrtfT being gwen
T. ths Gust 90 hnlse f's fle Dute.. 30 sod TIE - sa
guei Or be- beng 80 sr Ca. 0i lrr rH-rse vel
bfr rrpffgrted 11sse - tta' shs uttered severe
ie D. Wh Cd many of htr h.'cs- we've rtrrfd nasr
1scs gtLs hef Tunu1~ rEg va. useless fr she nlf
,ose oi mA.a- ,al The ttan bong lHao e. from tl =
c.rclE,tllcc o. Icach As place 90 aclna'en. ~ts
PEELED Do par mo the Ari 1l of iae Flfaoss u lag
dlma~ts
ERfs PrccNtr. Hallock. I'm Ncu-Ys~, irr Mle'e
with assorted rsyc. 20 .u' f. an me 18Th ~
distress having the gh day 9u. s-run- leak winch
Continued o. On tte irh she making D. 90
strokes reT hour go which time tie refused to pro
coed further on fhe VOYAGE
BRfG ODFAN QUEEN. from p 'alopla f'r Niha-a lost
Bahama Islands. ha ed fr.r Milford. Del
scHR Lucy. frorn Boston af ksunehgnSn'rf WIS 'n
contact Oft Capc Ann. reht 81 lotn with s,lt . Ht W.
Desert and received damage The nfher schooner wa a-
qarcutlg much injured, and flied Urmsiae.y The
Their vessel I'D not sink. the crew went On bead 1gun
TIE cook ard passengers pro. ecdcd IN she Lucy
Certain articles not clearly described as ~ 'af' Or
t0pmast. apparently the spar 90 an I'm hreant ne
manmast head and yards painted biacs were Fcecd ur
18th inst VI lat 80 49, ton o. a.. by steamer OsptY,
al Halifax from Bermuda
BR BRIc CAROLINE Morehousc 80 DAYS from New orr
Eng With ra ROAD iron ruf Halifax ilth INST leaA}
Al FiSaING >CHR FLoRFN .. run Down b, s'clf,h
In ora has been iowsd INTO ! i>r'rh Harnor
THE Bale CoEiNA BARrClo. lot koluno.ci trnla,
from Sayanla. VITA WOOD Ac bound % New hure, put
Port Ro} a. am. tAe 81 INST IN distress hafnt
sprung eak. and requiring repairs The cargo h-l been
taken ont. and the vessel ~as undergoing rr'ufs a
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DIED.

ON the 2oth insi after short Illness JOHN JONES,
AGED 90 Years
The friends md acquaintance Of the family respect
fully invited o. attend the funeral from MS late redens
No. II Commerce -. al 81 tAls morning
On "Wednesday morning, A9g 20. HARRIET, daughter
Of Robert L. and Hety Wood srt. AGED years ani ID
DAYS
The friends of the family respectfully invited o. A.
tend Oh, Hner from the residence a. her pI euts NJ
GrammtTcY park. thursday afternoon. az g. O'Clock
1851. Mr. NATHANIEL + HOPKINS. II the fan n
Conan Hopkins = Co. ~ the f3d vear of MS age
Tie relatives and friends family. ami Il h.s IA
n-law, samuel Baichiord Iespec1llk request "a
without further iavtatoul attend his funeral. az tie
house Of L Conan, NJ 20 4th-st II b o'clock 2 NJ
On THURSDAY, ylst INST His vii be taken %
Gr,euwOcd
on Wecue>iay AUGUST goth. 1851 after a short but
we've illness, LLOYD FORD JONES infant soa OF Jonathan
/ aud Mary / Jones aged year. moa rs AID 20 days
The irtnds and acquaintance, az the family. te mem
lcrs OF Eacclso r Council. ~ - o { NJ aud the Or
der ~ general partc larry invited % attend the lnc
aI az day morning az 10 clock, from iae residence
his erandiaiher. lohn Acaerm4n. No y Columbia 4.
u TIE ttcfeilh IN Aora liner and The irert-an
Courlcr viii please COPY auZi 20
ON Tuesday lrh August. after Lingering Illness, Si-
Raj A wife Of CHRISTOPHER b Miller, 81 New-W ndsor.
Orange Go y
On the 2Oth INST after long sud pa afll illness, CHAS
LAND. 10 'he l7jA year q bis axe.
The Trends md relatives az the family resqectt ly
invited . attend tie funeral from BIS Ike rasisncc, No
al Iutsl ~ -. a. o'clock Thursday afternoon H.
ienains si be conveyed T. the NewYofk Bay Cemetery
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FOREIGN Ports.

Al Cadll about 10Th uit ship E,ses Smith, boston.
At Madeira June 90, brig Sarah Thoud,so. Hon. for
New ofA. ld-
A. cayenne 7ih nlt. bark Lawrence, Fabeus TO- sur
nam IS or go days brig klmp las,en, io slirnt u1c
Al S.sal I'd bark Nuta Hardy from Boston, nu ~.
A. Ponce X, 2gh ult tarls John Colby. Hitch i,r
Ncw-N0rk lic MauB ugIsef DAVIS. from Portland zoo
Nev-Nork. ldg. bugs GO Washington kuDall0n. ON
Bangor wig cargo 81 Andrews. Robertson. from Bal.
more unc Sailed 23h, brig NartsAe. Nelson TIA Itc a.,
4 h 90 load for New-York
Al Havana stu inst trie Nancy Pratt, Rhodes for Cal
u load for Boston Emma. Of and Tor BALTIMORE four
fye days ,cllr Forrest kmg Wl,ams, for New-York
Ar Al p cou TN INST schr Fanny Mara and GALORE
Boston 6th, iug knr der. al River, kfabcti Porn
or Boston. OH, brig CoIdtit. Picard do Roswell KING
Ipok ham (ant cid l2h for d. D ION, brig Gsarc
Leblanc Boston Ga IN, brig Jane, Marmaud. Boston
schr Acadia Paon. Salem 8fh, brig Charlotte Forrest.
Gerror, do izth. brig Nanderer, Henson Weymouth ,
schr -. Green Happy Return. anI Racer, blstpn
An ~ Halitn I'm inst hrgs ~ Illlf. Medfhfg. s.
Johns \ = Caroline. Aiurtlllse, New ,ofi l. tor Al
esandra. -akf Meridian. Kenny Pulidel pima 18Th. NJ
milo. O BTen. hoS-fofa 10Th, steamer Os0rtg fllner
Ee mHda. ds schrs Indus. DAY. New-b ofk,J ih.
Highlander Sands, Fl-dnuckshurg Cd lith hu,s Belle
Lay bold. Boston 18Th Rambler phipps. New NOf.
An ~ Port ROYAL. Jam, Auy O. -cnf John Ntsief.
---, New cans I'm .chr Laura. Woldi0ll. BALI
more 3d. trg Comma Ba1li0, Graham, Sslulla Sld
3d. Susan annon. Dphieds New 0rk th. bark ID
ward, Dearborn Cuba, On bns Anglstus SNOW. New
York.
Arr a. Falmouth. Jam Aug 9. .chr Thoma. stuart
Hooper, Baltimore Cid july q, -cAr Inton Husgins.
Ar a, Arnold Bay, Jam, Aug o. .bhr Emenne Psrry.
MirnIngtCn. y {
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NE W-YORK TRIBUN E.
PHILADELPHIA.
Rain storm-Forged Land Warrants-Markc"'
Stocks. &c
Coresp1ntenco Of The View OK IflDuie
PHrLApyLPHI., Wedne sday, Aug %, 1871.

=.
Coresp1nder1cc Of The New York Irbune
PHuApsLPHI., Wednes day, Aug %, 1871.
An old fashioned rain-stOm is paying Us
is respects today lis eject upon gslae a. is
NAL spirits IS most depressing. Iheriho'hc'e' -
down to zero -. d.,-,,,
The recent ard present cool weather is uiFlhs
bundreds Of our citiZens home 'ro'n lhe =. &C
tnng places. They give to our sfee'S qu'''
IT, ,oo,,i,g & Marvin was held 20 bail IN the
sum OF $50 b. the United states com missioner 20
srsver The charge Of utterIng afOfge1 ass ghet "
land warrant. The case NJ pt VIZ co a, '''
IN. iacIerpercy Of the weather TINS morning mas ~
,<,d.d whsrf 0teraiKns. and there has Dcen by ~,
business dong CoTros neg s' M ,nacssv a,ca
has characterized the FLOUR maIhes Vf "seN - 49, -
coptm0es There it,ie ~ no etpoI. os.' "a 49,
e. i1 fT I'D stock and fresh ground and 81 zlesi -
hi for Extra In RYE FLOUR and Corn >iEAL %
,1er,nr mt the market con nnes dull tsTther ne
pT,me new Southern Red at 30 cts and oa Pehy
VII yios ;, cts Tnsre are b1t few OATS arry
sor we quote Southern a. 3032 cts oushei ana rehh
sivana al 80 cts InGRocERiEs there y no 1ange tof
" held firmly and further sales Of RIO have beer
made II slaa i The stocH OF FOks and
BACO. small, the attes he'll firmly at ne lae adyaio
WHISKY dull srnaIl sales at Sz cts m DON mas anu
SAT- OF sTooks-Fsrst Board oOe Reading DDS 70
~ 90 seSS Do 7@ s2eS 81 7 - S,, asa S.a,e as Isl
{IA do 90 900 Allegheny CITY g. % 500 HarrsgaIs
g. 81 So 600 esdng bds, 70, 70l 80 shs Nofriston y
Tx o2 100 Heading, b g 100 Do s5 2S 100 90 o. -
20 20 do 81 100 do c. Isl 100 do 2si lO9d 20 -
do b 25t 100 b. Isl 40 DO -. ~ IO0do FL,
roo do SAINT 2j 100 do do q, 100 90. 90 - 10
do do % 100 DO b. u. ~ do <ds % wv 40 d.
s,eond Boa,9 81 400 Reading hds. g. 10 10, $500
do STATE g. 52, S2eO s'd ps Ss % TenD
az :, ia Hsnistyurr RR.. ~; so Mech Bk.. -
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DEGULAR NEW DIRK FALL
y IKAnL SAIE


Tho SrArlonfRY san c'mm' uc,, 30 WI NtSnh
Sent g. ans vIl pei continued on THURSDAY ahd ri
DAY flowm- Ghn pouou of the sale . Ma isuallY a.
tf. tf 'fntis tI.>t UktoDstF assufn,n o. u FtnJ
I'D Stars Cos. imported AMI domestic. H. 3 Ssla
rate catalogue of the Stationery sale maf - hal At ne
safs room .........
1he hoog sAfE viii commence go SATURDAY mefnnf
Sept O. with fr,-f, AgpCt'ns msoio'. and us ioie'st
SECOND Yves
MONDAY. SEPT &C fn''nlsiipn 1T 'if h''A SAFE -
hraa NJ uust rt Nf ffh r'ns,iins q -
publications oi Me.srs NHInes Go. NrNnla c.
Cr,sy a MukisF. L.Ip.nDott. Erainbo TO- haAi~
trsusis. g. Ae
~ Mes,rs Hartr nrofhers tni followed y hrssn
Iisu aid Hands
WEDNESDAY. Sept io-Fnhurug ihe large ga
sgument, & Air,srs Thomas. tnNpffih~li 90 Mae
chafd les. Phillips. sampson Co. y " b"'irfA'"
81 a.
nm RSDAY. Sort 1.-The ins,0es ~ Mcssn creir
& Brewster. i.s tI.fsr a c. fhr T. sf r'nfk asea
~ INV Books fow Ne,sIs ! 'ttlo Brown. q nc v"
nom. NourhIts. sc Ar -.
FKIDAY.sc.t ia-Thc publications Il M'sFos iinda'
A Han .stun. lls.nHr Co. crhh,f, COULD A iAA'.
- sc "a n ir offered
SATURDAY, s,.t i3-rhc dag .a'o embraces ne
voices of Mr..Is Andrews - Sea-, hnf''b ''' h"a'
Wiley, Nc e.
Tho ,acs VII Del continued dunng houiit TnssalI
Wtdrcsdly. Ihnrstt. lrd Friday nl TINS wees, and -
b, found o. sHfff.s HHt Ifrte lnI lf'ftifr fnsose
tom ne VARIOUS ru lshcfs II the fornfrf'hg ~hof
forming ihs largest and rtoccst cttorur ever offered
lradr >f'r.
Catalogues uaf De- i,i a. thc Stie. Ron ..
aul8if BANGS. BROTHERS 90
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Anokfn- &c.

Arg l6 by pi.ot-hoat May Cahtunc. 81 m,es cts' of
Georges Shoa packet shd yomms. fom Liverpool tor
Phiadei phla
MAY H. o. Cage ofGool Hope ship STATE NJ Name, t is
I'm Manila for London
July 49, las So IS. Ion ~ brg Linden. Rowe from New
Yors Tor Mobile
derry for Philadelphia.
Juls g. lat d. lon o. Ann Harleg. from tie Cld' Tor
New York
June a. lai y, lon. % ", brs Emma. OF and from
Bremen for California.
June q. at % Jon SO, ship Leouidis Jordan, from
New -Oreuns Tor virgo.
sui. 3 lat 20 Ion y ,hip Panama Dearborn. i,om
NoW-NoFk (May 81 for China
AZ TO- lat 50. lon -, schr Mary Chhton Adams. f,om
Boston Tor Aux Cages
Aug 4 lat. 22 o. Ion % lo brig Clara windsor. I'm Bal
tImore for Turks Island
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NJ hnlnrS

Ar 70 New Bedford 1871, ship WA. R.toh. X. P.ug
Paclhc Ocean Tnor April - 600 bols sp 30 10 WI 1
aud 1000 hs hne->od 100 bbls 50 on on The VOYAGE
Heard fom Dec q. Herald. OF Farhaven 40 SPIN snCr
leaving sydney, IS Was landing casks On W'nieis
Is.lfd Tor COsuanLt od.
CD AZ do 18th shps Cornelius HoNlani. new i1 uns)
Crosby Arctic Ocean. Ahrai lu ii How aud, Peas,, do
SID shls Nenklr y Pacific. Adm ~ Rowland
Del ter from Can't Cromwell. II ship Cortc,, of New
Bedford dated t.-a July y. says " same here o. and
"a NJ IA " rad hls lex troNen shocking manner by ia
whale ia the striking the whale the boat was up-
and The caught his lcg M the se 50 that te boat
and man went down together dove d0sn and cat the
line h,ch probably saved the mans life have not done
shall u teg~ days. ,sh-u vii stNa
,,, a more correct account II hs flture pros pecis
Snufcu-harch 20 oil Galapagos Islands, ,hio Martha,
skinner tarhaYeu, leo bbis OIL dad taken 300 hhis
within few DAYS
SD I'M Sag HaIhor Aug 70. ship Emerald. Jaeger, Tor
Moth Pacific and Arctic Seas. Cap, % Good Hoic