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New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-01
4n~keR. re.

Sept H. IN the Irish Channel ship FLORIDA. Mills from
81 John. n b for Liverpool
Sept TO- Is NJ, 10 hours stesminr W OF Cape Glen
steamer ASA Judkins, from New.York for Lverpool.
Aug as lat 20 II N Ion. a. bark Lettis, Buck, from
New.York for Rio Janeiro
Aug ie las t0 Ion g. brig Hsrriet Maston. from Nor
folk fJr Bordeaux.
Sept a. lat a IS lon % o. brig Cosmopoa, I'm Boston
forPtnacola
Sept H. lat 81 IS Ion II 20, bng santiaEo from Malaga
for New York -
Sept u lat ~ IT, Ion 81 -. ship Edw from
Rotter dam for New-Hork
SEPT s lat 81 H. Ion 81 20. schr ChAmpon. bounds.