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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

TNOR SALE in Jersey City, FIVE min
n n 80, he Ferry one or three OF those beau
nses Wal and Bssemsn. Brick Houses in Prospect
el M 6nI View Of the Bay they are well finished 10
Eisee, 10 with marble mRntels, CRATES he Part OF
moo.ebsse money remEia on Bond and Mortgages.
tne P so stores 10 let Newark Avenue Enquire Of
- TONES corner Of Barow-st and NewGrk-av or Of
D. IEANAN. Architect 65i Broadway, N. Y between 10
A Al and p. NJ M In
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SCIENTIFICALLY
HEw-YoRK, Nov. ~, 1880.

NEW-YORK, Nov. ~, 1880.
Adjusting Speciacles 10 vision requires great judgment
the part Of the Opucan. Many sghis Injured and
totally LOST for Of mia. We, the undersigned
Physicians consider II Of the importance 10 the
public 70 have good Spec1cles, and accurately applied.
MI SkOTT delivered an interesting and instructive Pub
lie Lecture the subject, in the Society Library, Brood
way, Nov ., 1880 he s well acquainted with the SCI
eree Therefore, we recommend him very competent
practical Opucian. George Wilkes, NJ. d. 3 Lsightst
Surgeon 10 the NewYork Eye aAd Ear lnhnmary. Abfa
nam Dubois, b. d. 500 HOuEIOn-st Consulting Surgeon
the NewYork Institution for the Blind, and Surgeon The
Eye and Ear lnhmary Isasc Wood, NJ d. 90 East Broad
WAY, President Of The NeW-YoTk Academy Of Medicine
and Consulting Physician 70 the Institution for The Blind
VIM Daring, h. D 70 Woosler-st Anatomical Demon
sueor TO The New-ioFE University Medical College
Nov. 81, l650-Mr. SKOTT is an agreeable Lecturer
has paid unusual attention 10 the subject and Ia clever
Opuclan. W. CLAY WALLACE, MD. &6 Fourth ST.
All speciacles purchsied from Prof SkOTT will be eI
charged free Of cost II not satisfactory He also repairs
and re aases into parties frames and always ad
jusis ne speclacea 10 the Eyes the approved
principles that have been discovered IN ancient and modern
cMee ? BOwery, three doors from the Theaier New
YORK. or 2awlmW&Ss
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FOR SALE g. TO LET.

A BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTH
fACoUNTRY RESIDENCE 1oT sac Q. .n ~ and
neaty n,bed grounds handsome arranged ana socked
with shade and fruit trees IT, pe
ss,sesnt land highly cultivated. VIII be sold low, on
essv Terms or exchanged for dwelling 10 or near vac
civ Apply Al 226 Froni-st mlI loe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
CPRING FASHIONS

- STYLES Of Hats and six patterns Caps for gentle
men youths and boys think can suit you now. The
recent improvements the manufacture Of Hals Of which
have Hvsled myself, enables me 70 do them up BROWN
10 Chsthsmst, nearly opposite the National Theater.
MIL I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

nAVID RAFT, Manufacturer of fine
~ Gold Jewelry, 81 SIS Broadway, up stsirG
ZINE JEWELRY AT WHOLESALE. mo Inn
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NOR SALE or TO LET-A desirable

IL House and Lot situated IN the village OF Hyde Park,
wi hin FIVE minutes walk OF the Hudson yer Railroad
and Steamboat Landing The pa:e contains about one acre
Of land, and s well stocked with great variety OF choice
fruit trees. For particulars, apply 10 ,,,
mis- lwt w l. MANN, l16 Msden-lsne.
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NOR SALE-A desirable Country Resi-
II dence at East Bloomfield. New yersey. four miles
from Newark, double COTTAGE HOUSE and Seven
Acres of LAND suitable Outbuildngs, CoachhouBe, &c.
n Garden well stock cd IA gOVu Ufoei rOs.
session given at short notice There Is hne sheet OF
water on The back of the grounds. Apply TO
mis- SwF JOHN E. NITCHlE, D Gold-st up stairs.
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q = I
4 GYM A SHEPARD has opened an Office a. Sar-
sioga Springs for buying, selling and renting Houses,
Stores, LOIS Farms paying Taxes. &c. DE has Tor sale
some OF the most desirable Building Lots IN Saratoga also
Of The best Farms Of about $50 acres win good build
ngs thereon about one mile from the village TINS rarm
possesses peculiar advantages Also number OF eligible
Houses for sale 10 rent Office opposite u D HOTEL
Residence head Of Broadway.
REFERENcEs-W Walter Rutherford, Esq, 20 Nassau 81,
NewYork; Chss p Kirkland, Esq, Jsuncey ace, New
York III %saWoWN
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mo LANDLORDS.-The undersigned,

FHNO LANDLORDS.-The undersigned,
a having had an extremely large number OF appics'
dons Houses offers superior and Immediate advantages
10 Landlords desiring 10 lei their premises. py PIAchg
81, New-York, Real Estste Agent. Money Loaned %
Bond and Mortgage Agent for Ho6oken' Long isAao'
and State Lands . -.
REFERENcEs-Dodge & Go, Wtst:st; Wadleigh,
Esq Coenuessp Meade Brothers BrosaWsyi MeNI-
coll { Co, WSllst; Ii. Long i Brother Ann-Iti W..
Davis. Fac, NilliRm-st; q. w. Msse Esq, City Hal
l n EIori a co Rroad At ml9 It.
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E'AhM FUN OALE.-LdLe the resi-
IL dence of Ephsle ST. John, ESQ, at NewCanAau, CT,
consisting Of about lhtyfve 35 OF excellent land,
which are dwelling house, barn aud outhouses apple
orchards and other fruit trees
The Farm IL about FIVE miles from the landing place at
Norwalk, and commands a more extensive view OF the
Sound and surrounding scenery than any other place be-
tween New-York and NewHaven. About ten Of
wood land and seven OF meadow In the vcnl
y may be had with the same. Inquire at 70 CedarSt
ml7 2Wt
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-15

DUBLIC OF large very valuable real and per-
sonsi ssa-he undersigned will oner Al public sale on
county, Maryland, called and known BY The
Of "Gssva" This estate contains about WE'VE huhoca
surveyed and laid on INTO ouf
The soil equal the county and II now IN avery msny
the arabic land having been heavi
lined MANFRED Il capable OF producing large ana
tobacco, wheat Ac and from ~ proximity
half miles The Potomac ocrsa most desirable and rare oppo
unty for those who wish purchase real estate has upon
large and cooaous barns and all tho necessary quarters ana ou
houses wood Of the best kind
This will be sold in four parts having been
into four farms Of nearly the size with proportion o. the
examining for them
place by Mr. Murphy who Is
residing the PREMISES and all given In
that be desired, by either Of the subscribers
Aliens FRESH house, with dwell
attached of the best locations for in this
Of the State being In the midst Of rich surrounding country
believed reaches thirty
thousand dollars There also here three comfort
dwellings, barns, and shopsa in good condition
Also large sam-mil for grinding corn wheat Ac IN gopa
Of the Wicomco, and goods be landed within two nun
dred yards Of the house. #4.
properly confusing hundred horned
hundred sheep number Of hogs three pairs OF
superior mules horses carts, and farming utensils OF the
varou used n extensive farm
number OF both sexcsamong them are
many prime engineer and miller and hrsrse black
smith. ,
Of win be required cash. and on inc resi-
credit will given Of welve eighteen and wentyoui
months For all purchases Of personal property OF rV dollars
credit ofsx months will be given In case where credit
given purchaser will be required give bond for the amount
with such the undersigned will approve bearing
from the day ofsae
The above will commence at 10 O'Clock m
GEORGE BRENT,
r. T. MERRICK.
PoRr TOBACCO, (Md.0 Feb. %, 1851
Mar l-3tawu
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10 Going anything with this claim al present am IN ia
vor Of taking AN sppesl-it an appeal be taken
through every court Of the United States but il that
not he DONE hope it may be reached BY writ Of error
and the matter contested TO the bitter end think there
is principle involved in this thnGa precedent thai is
think the Chair il right II IS right Tor the
protection OF members who have not had Their attention
called to such cases. that amendments like this should be
ruled out is for protection, and Tor The protection
OF the treasury tor without the enforcement OF the rules
you might well employ sci Of men to break down the
doors Of your treasury al once.
fro pE CONTINUED
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AIDES Dress GOods.-1he subscriber has In
IL as pieces plain barage, embracing all the shades
80 do figured barsse, beautiful styles
do tissue, entirely styles
bsfsse delaine from Is Jk cents, prDci
paliy nch patterns
rs pieces Bohemian erase cloth, and pretty article
q do linen lusue very pretty shades
1900 yards ginghsms all prices
10000 printed caicoes
5000 printed on lax cents, fast color
and hne quality III ..- 4t..
1900 yards plain coorcd Swiss musns, beautiful article
H12k cent?
few days will
kindness shall make 90 that
all m accommodated.
O. w. YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9th sts
Mar s d2wif
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NEW York and California; Millionaire Assoctatton--
One thousand shares Of thousand dollArs Capital oo
shares be obtained by influential
parties capital special admitted In
with revised OF New York free from
the Of 900 cash, and
cehes shares issued therefor retain ten cent annually
doubling the WHOLE in safe operations In
and The United States under e direction and con
troll OF OLIVER HOLDEN,
Az Partner and Chief Agent OF the Company
No. II Wall street, New York.
CaGprnians responsible Union
with the United States, app
and the association be employed At d
points, line Of and vessels be made
available for trade carrying the mails and freight TO and
from Europe, ASIA Ahtos, and the Americas.
business doing with Caliior
Pscne and long the supply Of gold continues
goods viii zsoDsh the
and calculations therefor And n TO meet this
demand and profit thereby thai this being formed
he hsm nd style %. HOLDEN h CO,
Mercantile Commercial, and Commission Merchants banking
and Mining Agents New York and San Francisco
Capital u 900 900.
Feb2-u
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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS AND T.AILORS,
No. 900 Broadway, corner of Duane street,


ESPECTFULLY of friends and the public 10
II Of spring goods, Of the newest
which prepared best and most
style their usual moderate prices Fresh cloths
Of elegant light silks
for dark do patterns of Paris embroideres
kiul employ In this esablishmentone
10 waiscoas. Each de-
complete itself Army and navy uniforms made TO
accuracy despsch the approved
Strangers who this metropolis will find at this establish
everything their perfect h always insured
elegant waistcoats that
admired Castle Garden have been awarded the
American Institute their late fair
Feb l5-dlm ##H5s
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LEdOSD CAAO.-Those not closed
~
last viii eonfr favor calling and making settlements
TRANSACTIONS "a" the should he closed we no svsh
" thanks friends and
public increased patronage for The
and respectfully solicit continuance OF ne isds
Ing sd,v md accommodate al.
y ful CLA0ETr, NEWTON. MAY, b co. &
PchR a W." 4
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IpEE a~~~ed Ccwvs~.--Dar~sng Academy.
r. y n LABRR bHst the citiser1
III WashnGs and that his sscosd of da~cnv
Tb.rsday January
residences Pennsylvania venue, Opposite iisrds Hotel
Days Of Thursdays, and ssr
dsy., Geovge,e~p-Moss.ys snA Fridays Nn' Attas' (
b~c
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NEW spring Goods and Fas htons--CHARLEsH n. LANE
~ Vste Lane Tucke furnish
ssore takes pleasure informing
bst he has Just returned from New York. win and beautiful
stock Of French cloths csss'meres and furnishing goods
selected by himself would
respectfully invite their all which will be offered fair
and reasonable prices.
Also, splendid lot 81 chdens clothing always hand
Lane aud fuckers buildings, Penn. svenue.
Mar nav 3wif
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MARsHALs satisfy Of three ~rts Of f~rt (aess,
vi
Of Columbia for the Of Washington, and directed
public the
O'Clock
said county following described property, and
Washington Known designated upon map
city Of Lo in Square Ss part Of lot In square no. lot
III 900 3T
square 40, square part !. square
ssl o lot in 2, 10, s half of o, in
$50 and lot In $50 cyed levied upon will
be sold 10 satisfy jodcas Nos g. and ~ 10 March, 1881
RICHARD WAILACH,
Marshal Of the District of Coumbis.
Ii-dtMsr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-15

THE once of the Western Telegraph Company removed the
0Imsn's shop Pennsylvania
q few DOOR OF Browns Hotel.
. line OF telegraph nom Washington
Wheenx and Ptbug, where with extend
Detroit Chicago, CacnnA Lousvs st Louis, Nashville
Memphis, vtck-burg and the whole country.
The Mose ONCE few deop OF the National
Hotel.
street. oppo.i,. National iatessnesr
once.
AMOS KENDALL,
Jan 7-dH President Western Telegraph Company.
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A House OF tho first class for sale.


splendid houses in the city,
recently finished is beautifully situated the corner Of
for its healthy location and good
position the different departments IL central,
equiditan from the markets In the CITY,
rooms and oy several Of the chambers
The parlor saloon 10 IL feet BY 2l and its height
ceiling finished the modern style II has
spacious ROOM sordng hot, cold and shower BATH and
also contained thefein the fixtures are beautifully
finished tank rs ogsheads Of The kitchen
furnished with hot and cold water sink and pump Of the
been laid the hail. paIioT saoon
In the for It's convenience and comfort
nothing omitted The stsbng carriage house, and
house have been permanently built and include manure pitt
and well fnaed for male lying newly paved alley
Mar T-u JAS CADEN.
CRIMSON Il New York, New Orleans, and Mobile
y Express connecting swiest responsible
principal Maine New Hampshire Yer
Massachusetts, Rhode lsisnd Connecticut Lower Canada
York Delaware Pennsylvania Maryland District OF
COLUMBIA Indiana Ohio Illinois, the States generally,
Misspp Alabama and the prominent places In
Georgia and the CasoIinAs lH
facilities extensive and perfect that eau secure the
safe speedy freight trunks packages and vau
parcels snd Of the Other and between
the remote psnis. W.#. NnE.
many years experience the business while
Mcssrs Adams and advantages
respects OF which this confidence and
onnge oue New York community feel assured that sha
the satisfaction iends,
jewelers. banker, and merchants generally. =.
California from New
Orleans and between New Orleans and Mobile
Oces Camp New Orleans and 10 Wall street, New York
Feb 6-dAcp2w
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lhe POtiOce and al all such Offices II shall be Ia bis
power TO cause letters TO be delivered by suse carriers
70 be appointed by him for that pupOse for which not
exceeding t~O cents shall be charged 10 be paid
~ The person receiving sending the same; and oil
sums go received shall be paid into the Post Office Depart
nent Prsvided The amount Of com Alo wei b.
The Postmaster General carriers shall case exceed
he amount paid into the Treasury by each or CITY
under the provisions Of this section
SEC II. ind be Il further enacted, That from and aer
Toe passage OF This It shall be lawful TO coin at The
Mint Of he United States aud lie branches piece OF tbs
denomination and e gal value Of three cents lhreehun-
dTeihs Of dollar be composed OF threefsurhs Of s
yer and one fourth copper. and TO weigh twelve grains
and thre eeigf tbs OF grain that he said coin shall bsa
such devices shall he conSpcuOusy different from those
OF The other silver cOos and Of he gold dollar but having
Tie inscTlpton United STATES Of America and It's denomt
nation and date and that II shall be legal tender pay
ent Of debts for all sums OF thirty and and
hist ingos shall be uPed for the coinage OF the three
cent pieces herein authorized Of which the quality differs
more than five ihousandhs from the legal stand ard sad
that 10 adjusting the weight Of the said coin the following
devisons from The standard weight shall not be
nEmely haf OF grain IN single piece aad one pen
nyweeht IN a thousand pieces.
Approved, March 8, 1851.
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" CAssIus NJ. CLAY is announced as a can
didate for Governor of Kentucky.

HOMESTEAD ExEMPTToN.-In the Senate OF
Ohio Gen. Eckley, from the Committee on the
Judiciary reported back the bill to amend the
Homestead Exemption law, with an amendment
recurring six months notice to be given by every
person before his homestead shall become exempt
from execution. The notice was required to be
given, we believe, by filing written declaration
in the Recorders office, perhaps by having the
declaration actually recorded. Mr.. Walker spoke
against the amendment, as virtually destroying
the good effect Of this wholesome law. Gen. Eek
ley replied to Mr.. Walker next day, and the bill
was then postponed for the present session by
vote Of Is to 10.
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The Charter Elections .

Full returns begin TO come in OF the Elections
in the large Towns aud Cities
TRoY-Vote for Mayor, Hiram Slocum, Wing,
1852, and Joseph NJ Warren, 1913, the Wings
carrying the Cd, Sd, 9Th and sth Wards, and the
Opposition the let, 4th and 9th Wards. The Tth
was tie. A Wing General Assessor and ustice
are chosen, the Locos electing their Clerk of
the Justices Court. Six Wing and seven Oppo-
sition Aldermen chosen; two Wing and five OPP
position Supervisors; three Wing aad three OPP
position Assessors. The Troy Post charges the
defeat Of the Wing candidate for Mayor on the
Silver Grsys.
UTIcA-For NJ ayor, B IAN, (Whig 1859; Human,
l,47l. Recorder, Clark, lWhig,l 1859; Hackley
(Opp) LIZA. Supervisors, Wing and Opp
Aldermen, Wing and 3 Opp. Assessors, 4 Wing
aud Opp. COnstables, 2 Wing and Opp. A
Wing Treasurer. City Attorney, Overseer of the
Poor Surveyor Street Commissioner, and Loco
Marshal also chosen. For new School Houses,
ss4, against, l46. The First Ward was the only
one out of the ak which went Wing on Mayor
although in the choice of Aldermen and Supervi
sors the Second, Third and Fourth gave MAORI
ties for Wing candidates. The Wing Inspector
were chosen in the Sixth, the Opp carried the
Ward on the other officers
ALEXANDRIA. VA-Mayor, Taylor (Whig) 37s
and Buckingham, ls3. The Common Council
largely Wing, not Ward going Loco out Of the
four, We believe.
The vote in relation to the subscription by the
Corporation for Gas was 40 for, and n against.
For subscription for Water. 357 for, and So
against
SALEM, MAm.-In the four Wards Pingree
'(Whig) for Mayor, 700, Sutton, III Russell ia
Z. Putnam, 90, J. H. Innis, lO4, scattering 10
PBgree's maj. ~. All the Wing Aldermen bat
one (who lacked 90 Of an electlon) were chosen,
and % out Of the "a Common CoUacilmen, there
being no choice for one of the Councimen in the
First Ward The Wing vote for Register OF
Deeds for Essex Co. was for Brown l,23l to l26
Opp. which shows the Wing strength Of Salem.
LAssiSGBURGH, N. Y-Baley 6. Hathaway
(Whigl ia elected President by 2s maj; Wings
Trustees to Opp, and Wing Collector by 1872
majority
Wing Supervisor is chosen in Sweden, N. Y.
by $50 majority. In the town of Rome, Oneida
Co Benz. n Huntington IWhig)is elected Super
visor. and A. b. Griswold lWhiel Justice Of the
Peace. The Locos carry DeerfeId sad Marcy, in
the same County, and James Rses (WhiZl is
elected In New Hartford. WhitestoSn and w est.
ern both Opp.
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The Society of Dental Surgeons of the State


MesSrs Editors: As the Society whose name
stands at the head Of this article has been brought
before the public in the columns of your paper
rather invidiously, We beg leave to state ie"
facts. through the same medium, that the commu'
rity nav have all the light necessary to form
correct opinion.
In the formation Of this Society, call was
made for an informal meeting of Dentists in this
CITY 70 take into consideration the ProPrlety OF
an organization ard the limits Il sa9uld embrace Ial'
,;o vas held ct the rooms OF Messrs. Jones, Writes
Co in OcIoher le47 AID was extensively IePrsnou "
Deniis. IN hls Civ and by some rom other pisces
Al thA m, etng il resolved to call COnVenuon OF
Dentists extending he invitation to ali 20 .ne Sts y, NJ
IN his Civ IN he month OF November following 70 uP
,he subject spd, If thought advisable TO on sucn oo0
ty circumstances appeared 70 aemsno ,b, n Society
could be formed that would bring Dsnuss genersy ~
gether where, by comparing notes I'd d5euit
cases bsi the profession would DO elevated IN Us eoly 70
peTfofm The important operations cosnded 70 nc "
he members in hne they felt the importance 70 Inc cou
,rnnitv of soeety for mutual improvement , -
The Convention met according TO call IN Ins - ~
Room of the College Of Physicians and ~ 500
rssnf of lis debefatons the formson OF me Soee
~ ~ Depta Surgeons Of the State OF New-fork c.,
Now neither Al the preliminary meeuag al tne OOuNn
lion nor AZ snv other time bss the Society taken scnon
sheT In fsvOr OF sssinst The Use OF sns gam, -
,ssl FIR sling teeth Neither have any reso uuons pen
1870 -, ysfrence 10 any other material 10 be used ioI
he purposes This wss not The object OF tue
80
have taken place 10 8 meetings, and members naVe e
pres'ed their eonvictns pro and con- out me pr
11ste ind sreut has never been interfsTed with
some o. the stouiest opponents OF this Society were
hers OF the Convention hich formed IL looA PSF ~ "a
H6ersions assisted in The formation Of rs Constul9n 40
might lave been members Of The Soeely they sa
il but The most prominent thing opposed oy .7 - sla
Grand object OF The Sociey-vZ: the nstrueu ~ ~
Saop Of those members Of the profession VINO - ~ 80
oytd he advantages Necessary 10 pefeet mem IL
practice. . ..,5idon II has
surpu, OF money IN lie Treasury; deutAl app
tributed by different manufacturers one OF me al
Ibrsris, IN the country; and has had cites
is rooms for months for the benefit Of the poofi 80. -.
though suspended al present. will be resumed IL uu
son -, - - - ,,sv Inject the
Society 10 The nvidious charge Of being a. gam 0
Nv n can well afford 20 bear Il sus., ..,3,us
III am OF our members use smAgam Tor n1s ~ Srs
,esib th.y do Il on their sponsibity $40 NC
-, neitheI approves or condemns; Il feels nlote
=, inch operaion should he well performer tnsh y
10 II terf with its mode Of accompaniment VI " f
chaIges Of moral Ohiquity.
D' S II. CLARK, President
HARVEY BUROELL, Secretary
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niaaafers. SC.

Bna C.aeLE Cook Boston from saa Juan. the both ait
lat 81 49, Lon 90 experienced aothsr the north edge Of
the Gulf stream: srove monkey rails, galley, &C.
Feb SlThs ship Harmonic, DaEgstt which ps "a
here 90 the 18th &C from Glasgow % New
York has cares Of goods Aad seventy Tbs ship
the 18TH having
from Liverpool TO New Orleans with 81
- undergoing repairs that she be able proceed
en- her voyage sbs from Glasgow and thu port
SAN leaking badly The ship Sudoh which pat the
Liverpool 70 Boor having sewers
weather Te non from So Vucen, took ere on the
morning OF the sh The csptsn and mate al ths tine
ashore The INJURIES she received Of 80 serious nasaf
thar has nee eondsmLsd and sod a. auction.
Thomsston, I'm New fork for Portland cargo corn
and hour IN, INTO 80 eang badly where 'hs
viii stop the lesk. n proceed on her voyage
from Southern port, laden = I'll ssings got ahors
Cape Henopsn, 5h INST She struck at hHh vss
probability discharge before getting anoa
sop aoyt Of and from Nantucket for Bostoo be
OF,
anchors will "a In ProyincetOwD Tor Boston on tbs Nh
The IRE Citing ships Msgnohe 6s tnas years o. nd
te-ber New Orleans house for s5 900, by hesrs
John Fostsf q Co. Of Boston.