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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-03

pORTRAM.PAINTING.

PROFESSOR DEENSZfNY, Miniature and Aquar-
ell Painter, begs leav4tto inform the citizens of Ra-
leigh he offers them bis professional services during
the present month"; Having successfully pracised the
fine arts in Europe and America, he aters himself that
he will be able give satisfaction 10 his patrons Some
of his work may be at the two Book Stores who
have kindly granted that permission and with whom
ers for his services may be left and which will receive
prompt atteBtion. He gives lessons in different styles
of painting. Dwelling GuIoS's HOTEL; Room No. I6.
Novembe. IA 1851. st.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-03

We regret to announce the death of Thomas A
Hayden. Esq, formerly one of the Editors of the
Mountain Banner. He died at Rutherfo,dton ~ ,,o
2lst November. aged about 40 years. Mr.. HAYDEN
was practical printer. He for fifteen Wears tho
foreman of the Charleston Mercury office, and in
l84s he established the Mountain Banner. He was
handsome writer, man of energy and excellent
business habits, and most useful worthy citizen
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Masonic Procession.

- MtlSOMIc FfOCeSSIOH.
TTNHE Masonic Institute in Germanton will he opened
i Thursday the LIST day of January, 1882 for the
reception of STUDENTS, at which time the buiding will
be dedicated, and address delivered by the Rev.
SAM'L. S. BRYANT, also Mr. t;Eo. M. EvEnHARr, the
Principal of the Institute, will deliver his Inaugural
Brethren of the fraternity respectfully invited
tend. JOHN w. GIBSON,
.fiE'Jt - Seey Of the Lodge.
Germanton, Nov. 24th 1851 = st LIST Jan.
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ALABAMA. The election of United States Sem
ator from Alabama, in place of Mr.. Clemens after
good deal of warm discussion. has been postponed
until the 4th Monday in January next,
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MANTEO PAPER MILLS!
RALEIGH N C.

J. F. JO"DAN. 81 Co. PrOprietOrs.
TTNHIS establishment few months since destroyed by
fire, having been rebuilt and furnished with Goddon,
Rice & Cos Fourdrnier Machinery, is again in
successful operation and turning out very superior
article of NEWS, PRINTING, AND WRAPPING
PAPER. All orders will receive our best attention.
DIR. c. E. johnson, having, Ivy mutual consent, dis
posed of his interest of the partners the style of
the firm will be as heretofore.
u.s. JAMES F. JORDAN & co.
November 10, 1851. G.
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NEGROES for Sale!

I'm Thursday, the LIST day of January next, shall
proceed to sell for cash. to the highest bidder, at
John NJ Ferrels' Store Wake County, N. Gu 10 miles
North West of Raleigh, the following properly
negro man. old woman, two girls two small boys
and one woman and two small children.
CALVIN ]. ROGERS,
Adm. with Will annexed,
Of Dennis Grady, decd.
Nov. "a, 1851. ~
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KAHNWELLER & BROTHER, respectfully in
N form Merchants, Planters and others, that they
are prepared to supply any amount of DRY GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
&C.. on the favorable terms. They SUCCESS
fully compete with any southern market, all will find
application.
We have the late Reading Room expressly fitted up
for the wholesale business.
Wilmington, Nov. Is, 1851. 6-6t.
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A New southern Enterprise

Encourage Home Talent ind Industry.
THE ILLUSTRATED FAMILY FRIEND, a new
| and elegant paper, published at Columbia, South
Caroline, and Edited by s. A. Goldman soicts exami
nation and challenges comparison with any Northern
Paper. .-u
1t is large Sheet magnifcently printed upon splen-
ded paper original tales sketches poetry Agr
cultural articles and whatever else that will interest
intelligent community; besides four elegant Engravings
each week. Terms. So per annum; address
S. A. GOODMAN & J. J. LYONS;
...... Columbia South Carolina.
Nov, 90. 1851. . r#..,s. -....- g.
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MR.. WEBSTER.

A Convention of the friends of Daniel Webster
was held in Boston last week, at which he was nom
mated for the Presidency The Convention is said to
have been largely attended. An address TO the peo-
pie of the United States, setting forth the services
and claims of Mr. Webster, was drawn up by Ed
ward Everett read, adopted, and directed to be pub
Ished. Mr.. Webster is recommended as national
man, and the West and South are appealed to in the
most earnest manner to support him.
Mr.. Webster will never be President of the Uni
ted States. A large majority of the American Peo-
pie differ with him radically to the nature and char
acter of the government; and this, Of ITSELF would
be Sufficient to prevent his election. --.-.-
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-03

HOME MAsUFAcruREs. We have been shown by
dow Blinds, manufactured by him, at his establish
ment in the part Of this county. The speci-
men exhibited displays neatness of workmanship
and beauty of appearance equal TO any OF Northern
manufacture, and the fixtures for raising and lower
ing, and for diminishing or increasing the light, work
with the utmost nicely and ease.
1t gives US pleasure to notice new manufactures.
after another. springng gR in the South. and we
hope this enterprise of Mr.. Webb will meet with
suitable encouragement. HiAsbOroug4 Recorder.
STORM IN MISSISSIPPI. The New Orleans Bulle-
tin of Monday says: We learn from the memoran-
da on the manifest of the steamboat Magnolia, ar
rived yesterday from Vicksburg, that there has been
violent thunder and rain storm in Mississippi, caus:
ing immense damage to the cotton crop throug hout
the State,' -s-.....r
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i. CREECH.
S95-tI5Jan.

4 FEW more weeks for bargains, as am determin-
IA ed to close out my stock of GOODS at private sale
without much regard to the COST and the cost is
low, which you will find by pricing them NJ pains will
be spared in selling every who may favor with a
CALL much less than before offered this Market,
because the GOODS will be sold price other,
which want you TO hear in mind You will find i'll this
Store good assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
nearly all purchased this fall in New York. Of the latest
importations Also, large stock of Shoes Boots, Hats
Caps. Bonnets Ribbons Double and Single Barrel Guns
and Pistols Hardware and Cutlery, and almost every
article ever kept in Dry Good Stores
A few Casks of fine French Brandy and Muscat Wine.
and also large lot of Rectifed Whskey. am able to
fill any size order that may be wanted, from to 500
barrels, lower than the market price, Call and for
yourselves. J. CREECH.
Raleigh. Dec. 3, 1851. g.
NEW BOOKS.
HISTORY, Structure and Statistics. Plank Roads
1 L by w. Kingsford, SO
Mechanics for Millwrights Maohnist Engineers &c,
&C., by Overman, 1880. l,25
Swallow Barn by ]. P. Kennedy, 200
North Carolina Reader by &. H. Wiley, LOO
Memorials of Capt. Cougar, so
Familiar Science the Scientific Explanation of COM
mon things edited by r. E. Peterson IS
History of the restoration Of Monarchy in France by
Lamartine, st Vol. ready, rs
For sale by
--- - -...l W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Dec. 2, 1851. @
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-03

The Plank Road between Fayetteville and Garth
age is now In constant service. The Editor of the
Carolinian states that on recent trip from the latter
to the former place, he pet sxtyseven wagons, and
passed quite number on their way to Fayetteville.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-03

account of the killing Of Samuel Fleming, and the
trialof Mr.. Avery at Morganton. This account was
prepared bya gentleman of the bar oognizant Of all
the facts, and may therefore be relied upon
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-03
GOODS AT Wholesale.

Raleigh, N. C., Nov. II. 1851. O.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
from Teas.

The following from The Houston Tee
graph OF the 2gh furnishes some interesting nora'
ton relative 10 tie movements Of Wild Ca'' ih9
Seminole chef
Mr. w secrest who srecently ylSltei me ~ ~
can towns In The vicinity Of Eagle Pass SAYS ia .
informed that no less than . r'ila " a. -
the ferries a. Eagle Pass ana ialeN" - e. 10
Several hundred also crossed al Iile i"'N ~
Pass. L.. ,, , M
II is estimated TIA, there are not les, wan ~
rlnayays al ne town lately Duut ~ " ia "a tieaI
the month Of Los MOras Inc greater par OF litsS
.n,..s I'VE escaued from Arkansas, but ~ least
200 are Il, * sad. ngiiIves from texas. WA "a
has . large number Of negroes armed, ana tiey Oileh
.ccornnsyy nun on ms expeditions az iin>t tne "a
manches He has made two successful iorays mo
H. Cs,nsnche country. On one OF these iOrays ne
~ .non, 1O0 Indians and 100 negre warriors lie
attacked large Camanche Io1ge' H3neu ~ "d'-
rIo,s and captured over COO horses ana mules
On IN. second expedition against the Idinanche''
he was accompanied oy ore hundred MeAea.s "I-
a large party OF hlckapOos. oeVefaI huhulcA ioI'
and mules were captured, but the heRIcdas, Claimed
The hons share Of the spoil and tins enfd8ed tne
KlckapOOs that they stole all the captured proper!
and went back 10 Red River. Is thought maj "lld
Cat advised his lncan aiiles 20 roo tae ieA. NJ
and that he will share the spOls HIS forces appear
10 be daily augmentng, ana II i feared mat ne VIII
soon concentrate several thousand lndlan warriors
from Arkatsas at ms new settlement
The Port LQ,accG COmmsrciGt, OF August 2, men
tons the assembage on Mustang Island Of com
pany designed Tor service IN CuOa. IDcy dinOuhlc1
to two or three hundred, and expected 70 lcdFe on
their expedition on the 9th of August. similar as
ssmblages were taking place IN the vicinity OF
Brownsville.
The election returns 50 far receyed Indicate the
election Of W. Henderson, As Lieutenant Cover
nor. by a handsome majority dls plufSH} o'e'
Ward thus far Is LOCO over Keenan, $500
The RifBrarO Of August 25th, d ne 'spapef "hch
has rust mace it, APPEARANCE al BrO"hsFlue' re-
celyed intelligence from the valley, ABOVE Bro"hs-
vile that the indians nad murdered the shep-
herds Of IantOs Moreno, abou! SIX miles from
Re ma IL fears tnat ire valley OF the RIO dfanle Is
destined 10 be again the iheater OF blood ana oeVs
tlOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

R'scsedre and . ,.r .a.-s- 4s Tan 81 .i-sl-s l-s
cctirls s1.t-ci 10 ---ll fle f4aer-4 m, ts
-rar. - 1o ct. fra n.' haze e-.deuo' y ~ Ne
cr--e;.
o. Taer.day So. I.r-r EDWARD "ANpRELI.
1-sf - 7s-r- Or mans years -eI Sa1H resident
karl.1-4 Co.,. fr-..l. l iff .44. d. - si--
Iel+s-..r, b. ..f.l- lr. - 81 l1l .-.t i-.1sr
- friends and -1l4-n lacs Z lie alliif are
t-iy --rtel -1 -tt %. as funeral iron Is -@ rrsi,-
y l.l Brad .ar. IBIS lr-ilgF afternoon. - o-'t
without fur;he- usa-ol II remains vlii b. -aNsn -
n --,.- r.z.s- -, D. is5l. NATHAN MIS-
TOTEM lNG'ei u chr H- lrrn-4- Sea hep. i'rl NV
u iae 10 ,iru.E a. las c.. t.- ~ .. -s i,,-.-A
i1rt'e destruction I'd. D,ai N-,es a. jc>>vle i' ~
y wears
friends lal ;hasc x Is iltae7s .a1. " an To-
'fn NJ " ili -f-a J. 7. @--tl.lF infi -i p
ield. F.-o. iu-atf Ho'l.c tss llnet1l serce a. q
oc r. -a'l y -niIs, a, 'ae e !s-s =. 's -
and .-a.hfr 1 .au. Wn y Rs. y g h-la1rr -.
So trfs his remains E7.l re tlsel 1 d r., r- sl,
/ .fIr iltc-,.n' IN tlc family 11-V0r --'1n '1e-'
ll1rstaF morning. set. ID. CHRISTOPHER II \
POOLE. aged ~ years,
h, friends eud a-l anf,nc- respectfully invited Cd
attend as re- from ls l.ie residence : sa Id '-
-. iett % Green yrch = tai> lFudar' a,era''u -
u COOS. 81. .0lt farther Iu. ltz,Iol.
Ga thursday evening. ID . INST %. 10 - - l -
PhiLll Z BACKER. aged 5r years.
Iee ierds q tae ;.G age Fe'-ecti.T invite. . =
ter Ms funeral "a tG-i.g ucI, ~ ocoN t-'ll de
20 'tcrrC U: BIS mother. y no Grand -.
On ilT-Sc IN n,- 20 1c0cA, 90 AZ 1f1f.
W WILLIAM WATTS formerly Il Barn. Eng hal
iL' mos snd anul -,a1css are - 2ec-i f n.y. =,
attend hl, funeral from n 331 Hldsoust a. 10 A VI
f.l> dav. Tie 9th inst.
Al Hrtfri. Conn 30 The ifth INST after grot rtcted
lines. Re- THOMAS II GALLAUDEI. Ii D. m
-. can ear II hI, ~ -
on Wednesdav SET TO- II consumption. JOHN STE
rs. m ne sd year II rs
lis i1itn-s and those q IS family arr re>t wa. invited
g. attend '5e funeral az his ate residence " irren-
pace. laricS Id FRIDAY the 2fh ns,. ~ 3ocl1cs,
VI vi-hog, further notice HIS remains Will be- ,aSeG
- Grrelno.C ia- .uteruent 81 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

To N, Editors Of Ihe n IrlDHm
IRAxrsTAS, Bridgeport. Conn., sept. 9, 1871.
see it announced IN your paper OF TINS
morninp. and IN an evening journal Of yesterday,
that Phllhps's Fire AnnImlator IS 70 be tested IN
New. York this week. under the direction OF the
President Of the American Company, Mr. whitney
cannot comprehend how tins paragraph got INTO
the papers hut permit me- as Stakeholder and d.
rector IN this Company 20 say that 40 such test Is
contemplated thls week and that no gentleman by
the name of Whitney is connected with Inc An
nihilatoy" IN this country.
The Company Is fully organized and IN the course
of a few DAYS VIII be prepared 70 commence the
manufacture OF machines. and 20 announce theT
mode OF supplying the public with TINS valuable pro-
lection against fire. through their principal establish
ment IN the CITY Of New-1oTk.
The President OF the American Company a. has
before been stated III me public journals, Is Hon.
Elisha Whttlesey Your oDdi. setyt,
y. r BARNUN.
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.rEa srEAv>ap SiAoARAI

rom l.-Nt4 q l-l~ts Aus =
Grayese1t-Arr Ang g. Georgia. L.nd,al Callao
D,a.-Ar Aux hr,v 0od, Parker. Hgll. Tor Boston
VI ,.is.irli. BrFar NeH-G TX
Phl-sla Aug Is Baluna. Thompson. New-Y1rk
LHeTroo-Arf. Aug %. salem. Gibson, Mobile >Aar H.
maKan. We, Ptl.aiel lha TafaAas. Renner Nes-ilrS
C.yce-Au Aug Il New Hampshire Chase. NeN-i 1r.-
DrbAn->- Ava. %. Has -. Ne~-fgfs.
q .eeLs.owa-AH Aus a. Despatch Hog. s. Jona
Be-ias,-sld. AK g. Emul.a. Clark, Demerr4
E-snore-Afr Az q, Amela HI Hissl i0r Peters
Goihent-rg-Ar Aug q Name. Perkins. Mobile.
Crlnstsdt-Arr Aug. -. Frank Johnson, Brown HA-
vara
wsrnemanl,--Arr. Aag p, Mar rue4l, yoss,
He.y1et-Arr Aug 15 Cleore. BAXTER Havana 2s,h,
Flora VI Donld. Wetge Baltimore
Anlaer-,-Arr. Aug 2. SUrnim. o Conner. Havana
C4llk-Arr Az. . Osceola. B-Arr, NeN-f9r..
Marss-les-Ar Aux y. SccariI. Badarracco, New
NlTs CesaTe. y anlolt1. NeH-Oreans
Deal z. Zs-I-e ocean = leea Grs~Jld ron New
n.gni
Liverpool. Aus. - The Maraih9n lnd Bel aocs. DOCK
and the Thomas for s0n proceeding Mt ne hFrr
90 foul ether of Princes Per. All al received
Queeos,5an- Alz z7-The Amazon. Thoupson. from
C4rlf o. Ne"Nofs, ruf IN here tbs c4y eaAy AID Isi
sheds. Az She S4rah Bridge. Of Portland. q :
- rdivant fr0n Cede ~ Nexh1fs which pli here
the .6ih le-zT All 1-scaalzlzs aef cafgo
Frlu4 Llag-'s Ilat- AlE .
Grayesead-Arr III. ..r.ck Hr-r, Hubbard. New
YORK
Deal-Arr es-h. Ocean Queen Gris7sold New YORK Ar
from the Rveri0r NeW-fo-E. Misslsslpy pa. Bran.
P0rsm0lta-Arr z7tk. Larcln Hen1r1. New Y0-k
CoNes-ArT Z7ih Ted-sca " -asls" Trinidad Ct Cuba.
Amelia y der. Na'aazls
C4rd-a-sid 15th. 7 4 p -" edward. Neodward RIO
Jaae4rU.
Chce-Au ztth, Courier, IaDulso,o. MA.anxas I'd
LaSnl. luTnsu-l, Havana PerLsh-T., go1kzr0l. New
Ylh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12
Passengers Sailed

u steamship Fnrf-s Cfs for Nec- O-e1ns an Hiram
Nj g. Canters, Mrs. VI : Canrcr's. Mss Canterrs and
three VI >>.s Bastiye and servt S'pena Emeine
james. John y Duher. NJ. Cummings. VI IL Co..t.
l. p re-. Porter Nanano Igaazo and lady. Mr. :
Pait l. Ganst and daughter. John Mitchell and lady
Geronimo de Wolf. party and servant Don jose lie -
Their. II. + Emerson. II. de Niene. Mad Edward and
son. NJ Tcsscre. \. Du Vale. Mss \. On Vale aud
-overucsS Pierre Iarrauie NJ Ann smith VI Putnam
lady and children. EiVart l. Crabb. l.. J. Ac>ermau,
Edward Smih~lu Alex Alden. Manuel Terrcr1. Charles
Stclv c. 3 te C.ers.J SCOTT. lie Grand Hsveland.
Alfred LIVINGSTON and chd. Mrs jul E1rneSt. infant
and son { Co'Ason. Peter Duncan bnSer. John Led
wick, A Adams. AcAwr-ht, Adolf Kennedy. LeyenstocN
James Nsrhers. James Mclean. " Wal. Michael Fogar-
g. David Gray. James Suosln Mtllchi Moran. rhomls
owens and famI',. Jas MCGurN Nj hazel Dunn. Mathew
Bliss VI Brady. Mr. Mar and family. Domaine. y
Trcatvci. VI ajam and dlu-ter. l. kretms. James
Sherwood. Thomas McNabb s. BogglIno & II Kee>e
John Bowen. ID 4 SaltmarSh. \ g. Compton. ) Geusler
Fcr Cfegres-G Flyne. Jas HINT kingshu-v.
4 Waters. 7 Rafferty,, Martin. :. Hnchmln. G Mer-
ut. Ms Dunn. ; Bennett b + lleboo. G Getchell
Mrs Pol NJ kianc,c. Mr. " & Praft and hoy. i VI
Nii'ayerde Tlos Pool. r. CLARK c T Hpudhaust- =
Cheney J Chaney l. Barmlart Nhfehead. Gage.
+ II rnuri,r = Fl>on. d. Provost. I. Team. \ WI
sou.J VI Guard. Mile. g. Dmyran, II Peer. NJ
~ tone. q Powers. II Love. James Jones. hert
Bowie. VI o Nun>0u r e.. Kenduck. VI Sihmtn.
Morse. Swear " y Leeer. VI G Ware. T. Moody. b.
+ McIeand. : Neal Vim Barker. ! Clsavs.,
[ pham. ". Chi,olm. John Gross. Vi PMsey. Turner,
Lansing Mm kms.cv David Ill., W y S'nckweN. T.
ID Wallace J Jones. 7 Hirock, y O Neil. W SelnS. |
Derby, W b. Tsdale C. Gibson g. II REYNOLDS, Walsh.
ID Walsh
IN steamship Ct.of Gasgoc from Paiadc'phG tor Dr.
rr1ooI-iohn Reynolds, Mr.. MAYO. J NcCauce Mrs Jas
White and twD children. & Ierler. NJ M1ntg'msrY.
Mr Thomas Jonah Car,, W Jones Thomas ts'on,
Mrs Sarah McFaummi. j. q K smith. VI Wheton, laiv
and CtAt. John art
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Arrived.

X VI steamship Niagara, Leitch. Liverpool, Aug 81.
~ noon lrise and pass 10 T.. Cgnarl
Brig Altoona, Ar.y Maanzas. Aug "a, m'iasses % X C.
Read Sept = lat 80. len " 20; spoke slp Hermann Of
Baltimore n days from New Orleans tor >ew- YORK Cap.
Aes states that trey had heavy gale the 2jd ef Aps
Mafanlas from =, and several vessels went ashore
hut We're -ot oil BY dlschtrrng cargo without receiving
Bns Peerless lBr Mcclellan. Turks island 10 DAYS, salt
Bnc Phara, Thatcher, wminston, y C., Q di5 IS. naval
stores O. nh1m Dmon.
Son 7 Hnctley. sherman. Virginia
sen Belle Post Vrr1nia
Sch Henri Brown. Jones, NIrnnm
SCH. John Warren, Loz.cr. Rogue River b day ship
Sch c. T DIV. Fox Virginia. potatoes
Sch \ Edwards. S0psr. Nrgmt, wool
sch Ann Cole White. Virginia. Dotntoes
sch Senator. Bluneu. Virginia. wood
Sch. Harms, Lynch. Nugin a. wood
Sch H. james Auach. Virginia, wood
Son Hawaii. Iamu.ln. Richmond. hp1r
sch Gfsey Hueil Richmond coal
Sch. Saran LoIsa. Mnea. PHILADELPHIA days coal od
SCI susan Mary Rhynas New Haven. Ia ballast. 3D.
81 Oye1a Tereceua CBr vermethe, Ant qua - d..
IN ballast and pas. % = fercera
sch John c.. csfalr Chambers Virginia DAYS wood.
Sen l. " nnlsall. Woodmanslu, Virginia DAYS, wood
sch K l. Croo., Crammer Virginia da5s wood.
S,h r fruch. Let's, lr-1uR DAYS. wood
Sch Ira Brewster Horton, " lmns lon. G. days, na-
sal store, 20 y l. McCreit.
Sci New Haven. Kelsey Nf.nia DAYS, wood
Sch T. b. MORGAN. Hutchns. Virginia days. wo.d
SCI. john Cooper. Kesey. Virginia dafs, p1-at'es
Sch T.. Beaent. Decker. Virginia jas, wood
Sch " Ca9es ' an Name Nl-sin-a /! DAYS wood
>ch u 5. Gregory, soper, Virginia Adats, wood
Sci. Taylor. a ftltl. lfgIil lslf. Wool 80
SCI Geueeo. Dearborn. Richmond days. ntse % { H.
Plerson
Sch Oneida. Bennett, Virginia 4 da =. wood.
sch o n Lee. Chambers. Virginia DAYS, wood
Sen Ncho.a. Halud Burdick New9orf d. .u ballast
SCI Plymouth Rock Lacey. Boston days, md,e 90 Day
ton Spra-ue.
Sloop Bllcs stone. A9p'ebs Providence
S.oog VIZ II Bowen. Kenney. Pro- dencr
ILED-Steaul>hlp Empire Citf Tanner Chagrcs
Underwater Shlrley. Liverpool
BELOW brig south of the n gh.ands
WIND-At sunrise y " MERRIAM s ali l-hi sunset,
rals
BAlk Minerva. sherman, hence 0th INST. bound 30 Ln-
ercA when Gay, discovered 90 he leaking 30 or
400 tIotes ao and 10th st. when about
1870 ullts ll AL hands PRESENTED % The Captain written
reousfarce against preceding any further The pass
The vessel then put about. and arriving yes
rerda, 10 Sandr Hook taaeu NahaIl-
ten ana bro. ant up o. the cItT
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Disasters, &c.

Smr ORLANDO. t5f KenuebunS.l Gould. FROM New or
leans ~ H.fu. al. p' 1'o a. ~. ,,' 'i - - wa
heavy gale from shifted CARO-. and lost Two casks II
water las bad weather great part Of the passage
The O h.sa c4rgoot lJt oC1 sttges.
som. NAL Al Apponans t~ar..c from Philadel Pha
on tie d ,i ma gale lost tx tuns of coal Oh deck
ScHR FRANcIsDo. laf Warren. % H. Mluran a. san
Franc SEQ from Taut while STANDING across the entrance
Napte-e. .Ig 18th carried awar fore t1pmsst and had
90 put Santa Cruz 90 get retd and Proceeded DO sea
sam MAaY. from Providence f,r Est Mschi4s went
ashore SrnGa, AZ 9CueS CA tle Ntst cnj u Cut huns
ma thick fo- b. the stance 10 Mr. sfubhs, Keeper
and Cllr Robbins. she was s.t oft wfhogt damage
IT,. steafn,r reported ashore 90 NitnEIcucA POINT,
prove. be the Osceoa from NeN-for g., Hartford
She Rad 1Igsd and broken intHo
on Saturday evening asf, The scar Ann Tx lmal oi
O1tri while od Kent Island, run INTO hy the schf
Dorchester from Baltimore such "ls tae 9rce u ths
moment. thereafter. afording Cap Cook and hN men
barely uue escape with their .ses The loss fails very
heavy the CaptaInthe vessel being As entire f'ytf
steamer Chsmlun u ia ,Ioi1, '.'-' r. iits si ~
the 4 unettcut rser. ID nfrr. "hrfr she vent '
va the TO- % Sa,uda nigh ast She "as bound o. Ne"
Ylr. She is not % nfed The steamer t.aAnf ,'tan
PECK left here WeJnesday evening for Deep rser h
necessary materials ior se'ims me eha On .n. 'e
Will 40 doubt resume her e-niI ii' On d 'Auaf
SlH ACKLAW, a. lst0n nom So JaEy. 70 the ~; TX
of CrooAsd Island m z4le rom - > :. y = '''
sHIF JOINS BRYaSr II Boston td aot o iahore if b
sach cola as before reported ~ telegraph but role '
RRIG LYDIA. Of and fram Poland for Pc'oa. before
menflonsd 90 ashore a. Ma ali Cove lgl- % th lf.
aad vii ~ Se has been ordered 20 1e sid tor
the teneft II a. Concerned
81 the hte gale II - Thomas brig Mar Emily n Bif-
more ran Int. b. ing and The damage Q, thet~o scr-
sci. j, .a4d o. have been NOT Jess Khan $500.
BRIG ROBERTA. 4 East ert. before reported nfe aei I
- Cr9u. had On board % pun' nrons rum al''i "ll
was probably LOST.
81 J0.EPaISE sailed from y ~, nr0a. y 4 ,for Noe-
YORK Zrh nj. and "a as seen "a ir -iA iiefD-Eel go
abandoned and win AMI spaIs much damaged TIE
cres had l1 lol5' been '4ael at
BHfg sFsADo before reported st CA ne lorfls1s ti
cargo II uoasses Tor Cat Mlca4A Luni, ~ Ne"ol-
Wort
W-dmure. from Norfolk f1f PrJsd-nre. was slosen ln
date Of Capes NJ Delaware a.. bands h-d been .cs pn
he rassage bad expeneaced navy = gales, lost man
S-H FIlza AM R4nlsdeil. u and from Salem 81 ms,
~ Pembroke Vas struck by lightning te night and