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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-05-14

"Jim, don't it rain hard!" remarked "one OF
the boys to another during the late pluvial
weather. "No," was the reply, 81 think it
rains as easy as falling off log"
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April &c, 1852.

MARRIED-On the 9th ult., by the Rev.
W. B. Teford Dr. Thomas LEACH, of Murray
county, Ca, to Miss JOSEPHINE T., daughter of
DR.. G.. r. Brown, of Anderson district
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Save your Money by Buying at

T WORK by the rule of Short profits and
i quick sales" and have just received my
stock of SPRING GOODS, consisting Of
Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Staple Dry Goods,
Hardware, Coffee, Sugar, and Molasses, for
which all kinds Of Produce will be taken at
Cash prices.
Also Agent for the sale Of the celebrated
Etowah Rolled Iron.
JAS. B. Balm,
Near the Depot,
OaarlsstoA Tennessee
April ., 1s52--em 1855
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Rags, Rags I!
Georgia Osnaburgs & Yarns,

lust received, large assortment of Osna-
81 burgs, Shirtings and Yarns, which will be
sold unusually low for Cash, by
G. w. ROSS d CO.,
agents for the Mdnuyactory.
May Z, lS52--tf 1S9
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T ROBERT F. BRADEN, high Sheriff for
Il q the county of McMinn and State of Ten
nessee, hereby report to the Court the follow
ing described tracts of land, as having been
given in for the year $780, for the taxes due
thereon, and that the reputed owners thereof
have no goods or chattes within the county
on which can distrain for said Taxes, to witt
Ed,card Rdnsey-One tract of land lying in
the 9th civil district, McMinn county, $50
acres valued at S500-tax Sl,lG; clerks fee
$3.50; printers fee $l,50; sherffs fee ST.
total S5,l6.
James Tucker-.One tract of land lying In
the 18th civil district, McMinn county, 81 acres,
valued at Sl00--taX 25 cts; clerks fee 81, 80;
printers fee 81, so shcrif's fee S1--total 1925.
Jesse Kerr--0ne tract of land lying in the
9th civil district, McMinn county, 100 acres,
valued at S60-.stax 80 cents clerks fee 81, 80;
printers fee $780, sheriff fee Sl--total 4,30.
1t is therefore considered by the Court that
Judgment be and is hereby entered against the
aforesaid tracts of land, or so much as will be
of value sufficient to pay the taxes, costs and
charges severally due thereon for the year
1850, and that an order of sale issue to the
Sheriff of McMinn county.
Given under my hand at office in Athens,
the second Monday of April 1852.
JOHN L. BRIDGES, Clerk.
NOTICE. will sell to the highest bidder
~ for cash, at the Courthouse door in Ath-
ems, the first Monday of July next, all the
foregoing tractsof land, or so much thereof as
shall be sufficient to pay and satisfy the costs
and charges due thereon.
r. BRADEN, Sheriff.
NAV IA, 1926 100
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Land Warrants Wanted !

TNHE subscriber wishes to purchase One
l. Hundred Land Warrants, for which he
will pay the Cash down. -
J. HAMBRIGI1T
Calhoun, Tenn, April 9, 1S52-9m 1856
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NOTICE. will sell to the highest bidder
IN for cash, at the Courthouse door in Ath-
ems, the first Monday of July next, all the
foregoing tracts of land and town lots and
parts of town lots, or so much thereof as shall
be sufficient to pay and satisfy the costs and
charges due thereon.
r. F. BRADEN, Sheriff.
Nav IA 1S52-A3t 100
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Hats and CAPS,

lust received, the Spring styles of Silk, Fur,
81 Hungarian, Kossutb, and Lola Montez
Hats, which will be sold extremely low for
cash, by April 49, g. W. ROSS d co.
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THE RABUN GAP RAIL RoAp.-In another
column will be found the proceedings of a
public meeting held at Franklin, N. c., in re-
ference to this enterprise. A meeting has
been held in Charleston. We are glad to see
the city moving in the matter, as she is look
cd to as strong help to the work. These
indications, taken in connection with the sur
vey of the route through our State, which is
now actually commenced, by a Brigade OF
Engineers organized by Col. Brown, the COM
petent Chief Engineer of the Greenville and
Columbia Rail Road, are calculated to in-
spire public confidence in the success of the
enterprise.
We make the following extract from let
ter written us by our able and distinguished
Representative in Congress, which will be
read with much interest:
81 am heartily rejoiced to see the interest
which the whole State manifests in the pro-
iect of constructing a Rail Road to connect
our State with the Tennessee roads. 1t is the
most stupendous enterprise, commercially
and politically, which the State has yet I'M
dertaken, that promises certainly of success.
1t connects Charleston with Knoxville, Lex
ington, Ky, Cincinnati and Louisville, and
the Ohio river in one direction, Nashville at
another, Memphis and the Mississippi river
at another If the Rabun Gap Road is built
which now look upon as n certain fixed fact,
it will give South Carolina an agricultural
and commercial prosperity which her most
sanguine sons could hardly have anticipated,
and Charleston and Columbia will in ten years
from the date of its completion double their
present population. Charleston by location
should be the great city of the South, and if
her markets had supplied any thing but cot
ton, for expectation, she would have now had
her population enumerated by the hundred
thousands instead Of thousands. The dam
gerous passage around the Florida coast from
New-Oreans to all European ports, gives
Charleston a decided advantage over that CT
ty, as well as Mobile; and | have no doubt
that we shall live to see the day when much
of the Cotton, Corn, Flour and Stock, raised
in the Mississippi valley will seek shipping
point at Charleston. AS citizen, would be
willing to pay an annual assessment of 10
per cent. for ten years to the State to enable
her to build the road herself rather than let
the enterprise fall through" Anderson Gaz,
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lust received, fresh addition to my stock
81 of Drugs. WIN. BURNS.
Nav IA 1852
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Received,

A LOT of Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Indigo,
n Nader, Butter, and Eggs, and for sale.
Mayl4, '52, G. HORNE.
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State of Tennessee, McMinn co.

May IA, 1s52-5t 100
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.... ,.,hey lower sales Of so tt-rees and 81
sslf bsls shoulder al 7lgsc, an, Hans Al tigs5e; ~
- haoxsnt but prces gncnangee sales ~ $40 bbs AID
10. At SsaIOIc add so kegs llclle Bilt-r is more
plenty and pces rather lower; saes Of Quo At 4l 0e
and State l5el8c Cheese is selling osly 70 the hoae
BoPs-Tbe stock is mostly IN the hand. Of one or Two
house and the sales oce last have been modersts-
40 bales good to prime Eastern and Western have
HAY-The supply lsrEe and the market ia heavy. SAILS
Of 200 bales al % se v lO1 rs - -,.....,,.
LiME-We note sales OF 500 bbls common Thoaa'ton
at s0d32. and swamp a. 81 40 - O.,
LATHS-A rood supply and eas ma.ksts heavy. saies
Of 5000 Esssero' mostly 81 c,ovsr and n.
n,.ske, IL poraira at 81 Q7c Timothy Is dull and noDns
al $Sdtlj Raxteed Is plenty, but We hear OF no
TALLoW-A good domestic demand, and the market ia
buoysnt Sales Of 1900 ~ al s09c tue latter pnce Tor
FISH Is moi % sctiye 1000 quDtas Dry Cod, conprs
ing ali saoat sold at - S7l and go bills Massahussu
MaeEerel at $40 q No Land g. IS fr No D.
COFFEE is doing better SO bags Pho sold a. 2. 9llc
eco Nsracaibo at case 80 Jamaica 81 &c; 800 Java
Government at lie and 900 Lssuayra at 9ga94c7 mos ;
LEAD is Inactive; Galena is held at Be- o -, 81.
SUGARS are IN good trade GO demand sl HH'' N'''
MOLAsSES are dull 100 hhd' Cuba Muscovsdo sod 81
2e and 100 prime elsyed Cuba al 10. q nnc
RICE dull; 900 tierces sold atsi lH~sf - PinOf
pally At the lower figure. .oo - i,
NAVAL STORES are without change; 900 bbls crude
TIN DeptDe sold iD the three days at - 1e1 ~ and
90 bbls Spirits AZ AZ 45c Common Resin IL hrm 90
bbls sold at 81 40afi IS for Wilmington, and q % for
NOffh Country; 500 Dds er SOFA at f~.. N
sPICES-1be market ia not 50 active a. las, week ~
bbs Jamaica Ginger sold at 4c short pnce TOR export and
Is do al 5 cash. duty pad 2cases Mace at Ssc ~ pays
Pinento at 5c cash 5000 mats Csssa at Size loO bags
Pepper at lO3c and 80 cases Penung Nutmegs az pc
Iron is ste ady; $50 tuns Scotch Pig, No l. sold at sl9 D.
dS20 months part CaltnesI
DRIJCs 20 cases Borax sold al tc casks Carbon An
poonia at Ice 100 kegs Carbon Soda at 505tc
OL-Lnsesd Is rmer 10000 gsllons sold from store et
&c and outside parcels are held at the same price
LEATHER continues firm a. the recent advance VIVA
good demand for both Oak and Hemlock OF al KINDS
mot I7iII8i for light and middle weights Hemlock Sole
prime hide made, ard 6i of Ornoco Hdcs
HIDES are dull for want Of stock 1900 buenos Ayre'
sold on Saturday at lie Yesterday large cargo arrived N
market which now Offering at l6lc. 500 Southern dei
sold al &c as they n and Ielc selected STOCK Ifo'V
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Disasters, &c,

Sgur MASi. from New NoTk o Navy Bay cre reported run
ashore JaHsacal VA insafed Ia Walfs. Tor SsrlO
soma MAlcoLN hsgn tra Esion orr put INTO New
rf tA usi distress, having aak aNaafuckrt si.i.
VI iyf the ho ti,N
vlsrh quite and eNpted She vlu d.srg- Tor
rars ana forward Der 81 nsl 10 ether
await order, from bosten
IA Bslo LIGra-Two boats arrived Havssa ali With
CT Fsgre Of r. brs nna, IRON New Orleans
Tor senegal totally Caps RA2uo about An lrk sale.
Her caso Of ~ bids IA baes tobacco, 20 ho hrd
~ h,,s and A. pieces humber. and aho total oss
BHio FxtIlSE and for Boston, ifo Sasl pm into NASSAU,
n r. g3d Ut lcskng survey was 10 De bed on bef
E.s eH~ New YORK. with Sen passenger vas 'st
on he Reef Of Cozos miles from Vera Cruz, os ihe h OF
ohcers ard crew and pan o. inc Hr4
-e-e akeuQ OIL v the Mexcan schooner Rosario
Baltimore. from Boston, ~he Al ~ or an
hr ,. ow Saturday ash le mn uto hy an
m schooner ssd had quarter stove and rcceed oihef
,tf ~ 8aa'1se. . -.
~. -.... .s.-r.f LED ieI LiYrIpoVl On the 3h -.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YORK.........Juns
CIenred.

sbir.-N de Fmb1 orr Havana Nesmth Sons Ashburon,
McWiIams Liverpool, Gnnnel, Mnarn Coz Panama Dear,
horn shansbse L. G. 6nswsi; Helena Coe, Australia and
shaushae L. Gnswod Britannia, Or simpson Quebec
Iosan q Collins Humboldt, (Brem) Beuke London, L. n W.
Buchard Indian Baker, London Boyd Hncken Caihs
rine Wilson, Charleston Thomas Wadse
Barks-Resatts Pratt Mansanlla, Nesmh Sons Express
Bass Mstanzas, J. J. Taylor q Co. 4.
BnsJames r. Biudson (Brl Jones' Anti Costa Caret IS
tome Ocean Bird Forup Boonen Graves Coz Amra
Kobsck Neuyltas j. w Ewel Co Panama, sackpoe JACK
sonvle Grce; Goddard BE- Mclean. 81 John n
/ Neyiu~ Chaahooohee southack. Africa (. r. Ware Ch-e
tab (Br Evans labrador Koome Dnwdde safat, Coleman
Curacao, Vose. Perkins a. Co.
seLocner-Mstchess Shers Grenada, w L. j. B. eager
Coz Aac Rogers, Wilmington Doner Potter; Cora Chase
Portland w Lewis Lewis Surdeyant. Coson, Philadelphia
Gsor.e barrow Civilian Iockhart. Windsor, s. s. Whitney
a. Co; Hamilton McMann Baltimore surgess Chairman Co.
s,eambos-Peno scott Whtecar. Philadelphia, ~ Sanford
Proptner-Niddlosex, Ely, Philadelphia w. II. Thompson
sloop-Wm. II. Bowen Kenny BRISTOL
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Spoken, &c.

March 49, lat &C., sven sw. brs Then from View fo Tor
Caiao, % days out. ,.--
7s lat 80 49, long "a s. was sees an An bns showing
private signal " three red and two white streaks
June lat g. lon y a. ship Duck Porter from Havana Tor
Cowes ~
May ~ lat A. s. orF q A. W. Br chip Chnera IRON Ne" .
Wales for London, % days out c.,.....
April a. Helena ship J. Cooper, FAner rom cAeo'a
(Feb 81 for Boston. vi.
May a. lat g 90 long as b. bus Lecnora' from
for Porto REQ. No. r.. -
MAJ 81 lat 81 4O long ship rnieon from Boston Tor Ner
Orleans day. ship STEERING p with White o1'se'
red ball ~. - ia.
Apn IS going Buenos Ayes brE Cbekass- from
June lat 20 TO- lon 40, ship Saratoga, from Sewfoh for
Liverpool a.
YOk for New Orleans.
MAY H. lon ~ 10, was enah1ed shp fe7pa'u'
Ayres, from salem IA pn ~ Tor Coast oil Airca-
May a. 90 long 81, soh Lowell oil and rom boson of
MAY Is lat 81 g. onG GO 4O bs Saraske. Nsson from New
No date lat 81 S. lon A. ship orrard Hncey IS days hence
for San Francisco.
Csllao FEB. II, Hampton Roads, i'r orders r. ,
May 49, H. long ~ 49, not H., bark Homer ron OAis
fcrH al
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CAREFULLY Rr,osrkD ron TIVE rRrsusr

TUESDAY, June D
AsHEs-TheTe is moro Offering to-day, aud prices OF
Pearls are hardly 90 6ru Sales Of M bbs at IS sSlaSS
Tor Pearls, ana 81 S7i for Pots, In small lots.
COTTON nyery quiet but inner 1000 bale, sold today
"sLSTR AND MEAL--wi,h better semsnd Tor the low
trades OF State and Western Flour for the East local
ss.Ss and for export prices m The better graes are
more freely offered and prices tavor the buyer The
sraaes have cen taken freely for export Sga de-
cline CansS,n SALE" OF & Ss S ga GIs
81 l iof good brands eiosng al the inside hg
sres The sales tf Domestic reach lto0 bbls a. - SDp
- an iog sour and tine 81 O9QSi l2i sg aud
T.rh state 81 is3Gst y 6r round hoop and good Ohio
And hvoIite State 81 Slt Tor mixed 20 fancy Mich
issn and Indiana - Sl Ss oy isney oao = So9
Il ALAS IS for extra Genesee. Included In the sales
fOOe bbls fine for export southern hu the arrivals
moderate aud thsFe Is less disposition 70 pres es some
800 bblS haye changed hands mostly tor tic Wesi indies
at 81 SQS4 ~ for mixed g good straight brands ana ~ -
TS5 50 for fancy Rye Flour Is qaet Al - 1855 Corn
Mts in fair demand Sales OF 30 bbs Jersey a. - ~
md SO 6bs Bauaywioe al s. 50 Also so panehsous do
GRAIN-Ths supply Of Whes. is limited aad the trans
actions in consequence limited Holders Of Wheat are hrm
AT prices above the views Of shippers The oay sales We
have 10 note is 5000 b1.h pdne White Genesee AZ " 70
Canadian quiet at eSc ~. Rye steady Sales Of w
bush 81 76c Oats plenty. aud prices are lower
sales OF State al f2t $50 Corn Is without matoa change
There Is les dong the Esst and 0r export Soathe
Yellow is scarce and rather higher prices have been psd
the demand Sales Of - 90 bush al 3206c Tor unsoand
6id6So for western Mixed; 6Sa6S4c er Round Yellow
and esat4le r southern do White Is scarce and waited
aud pEices nominal
WHISKY-The market Is easier. with more Offering
Sales OF $50 bbs At soldc Tor Ohio and 2t02ile for
Prison. Drudge u heavy; sales Of 80 hhds .Oio. time
PROVlsI0NS-Thcfe- Is Pork oleriog aud the
market reg asr and rather lower for Prime The demand
as aissfs 50 fos Clear SIS Sossis for Ruas. and
4Ie Is for rrne. Prime Mes Is dull and nominal Ss
ssp bbls Mslo 1891 ior Mess and 81 IL Pima
Frins Meas held hrtny az $l93Sa feefH ms fra
80 .4isi a si5 5eesle Cut M,s& ae .s, isuasni
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET,
TueSddy,

June 9Thsre has been but little business zone 70 uay
inc 10 The extreme neenency of the weather 1srcltr0n
BARI is dull lot Of Spanish OAK sold at so per c9ra
There is feature 10 present IN the cotton
Thee IL sone little export demand for FLOUR ana hOds
are firm sales of $50 barrels good and stra gt oands az
81 2 per barrel which the general asking rate nc1dnS
some mixed brands ATS 49, and 500 barrels extra al - ~
"a ga There s moderate demand for the supply OF the
retailers aud bakers within the OF the same quotations.
RIVE FLOUR and CoRN MEAL scarce and further sales
have been made at o. IS per barrel sale OF brandy~ne
Meal at So 3l4 80, ,,,. S.,..o,s ooo
The market poorly supplied with WHEAT sses OF Svvo
br.bels mime Pennsylvania Wheat at 81 "a q bnsh snoe
and a small lot of Red &c RYE IS wanteo AZ zoe.
is in limited demand Sales OF 200 bushels eow a. &c
at Use per bash In GRoo ERlts ano
yIsIoNs there IL no change WHISKY IL In hh'ed oeaa"o
a. iuh both hhds and bbla.
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Arrived.

L. Mail steamship Marion. Berry 81 hours from Charleston
with nde passengers Spoford Teston Co Came over
the bar saturday 10 T. Nj, 10 miles OF Hatiera
exchanged signals steamship FLORIDA, hence Tor savannah ana
AZ Oh r. NJ with steamship Union henceior Charleston honsay
: r N {aSsed schr. Alnecia OF fishkil, bound n.
Mail steamship Alabama Ludow, ~ hours nom SaNahhah
with mdse and pa ssensers, to s. L. Mitchell.
BAR, Fhzabeh lof Portland Ne J Leav from Csrdeuas Cuba
Bis Wm Nichols Leighton Mbndse days. lumber TO smith
BOynion ,.o - -, =. s..-i..., 4.
Go.
epples 20 O. ACkeIy
schooner Frances mydEet Ocrcoks, C., dUs, naval
stores y Brown Ingerso Hamson n c. days snnees
Marietta Hand james Baltimore days coal Olivia Virginia som
ers Baltimore days, coal Maze, oeue koeksnd days l@e
Jares Heruk Ellsworth days, lumber Grandee Stanley, t'
DAYS bound Flushing Lawrence Wstereury Cr,nmef
Bah more DAYS coal Timothy Farrell Lue Bait more days
coal Franklin Rudolph burnett Baltimore days, coAi WA h
Rutan Spgue Baltimore days coal; Thomas PAGE oasit Bal
tmore DAVIS coal: John &. Wuth Lonsstreei Virginia day
Bailey, days, wood Frances French
Lets. Vreia days wood Em-hne Boge Virginia days, wood
Caroline Anderson Anderson Virginia days woods Agl NAn
REESE, Alice, ticks Baltimore days ndse 10 MAILER
Lord Meridian. Wood, Kingston n Y, bound TO boston
Sehr Planet Kinney Is das from Ponce T. H. sugar to Ham
ton Bros.
with coffee osNooa Beck kunhartt vessel 10 Psby
So ~ May 81 lat IS, lon "a, spoke skip Indiana Bennett
hctc, Orleans.
SAIL Steamship Merlin, Cope ior ST. Thomas.
NIND--Dur,us the day S E with a dense lug.
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by Telegraph.
BALTIMORE. Juns s-AIr. SHIP Annapolis, Liverpool.

PHILADELPHIA, June iyTirsd-Bnss caIama, Foven.
umngton SAMUEL 4. Hubbard, StoAnsoa Cons ~chr,,
Mason, McCrdy CALAIS Martha Hale, kad New lors
Zeptyr Dor e Albany r. Burton. Loues, Boston Nneis,
Stes Providence ". ?. Cobtt He~it, Boston bsyhe.
Bsyhs Cohsset NsrroNsj A. Preston Bacon, Portsmouth
\. Homes Godfrey rro 1enc- Boston Snons, Caas JACOB
AID MaE Matthews Newfork steamer Delaware seymour,
keWNoTk.
Carci>esmslp kennebec Chrk New Yort bsra Sarsssa,
Mcrce New orleans buGs Capt Town, Smaer, C-nacEos Al
Amode, (BL) Hoier MaJasuez, p K samuel Small treatWr
Salem Republic, Batrr Lauars Scantu b. Ayes
Cumberland NE jacob and William. Matthew Portsmeuih
Burton lngot salem; IePhy poye. Providence; Martha Hail.
kssd Saco, ,. w Bell ks.lnd. New lofk; Niara. Cherry
Norwich W P Cortsi Hewitt Lynn; l. II Nckerson Phan-y,
Boston, J. Rayles. Ray. Cohasse Narr0Ss A. B. Gesion
bacon, Warren. X l. n Holues, Godfrey, Roxbury-
NEWPORT, June 6Au. schr. Sp2e, Phiadeph
for Pal RIVER June = sChr Chsrs Nan, B1yt. EocN lai
tor New lo1ki J. O. o. T. worton, New iork ior Weymouth
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SAIL Steamship Merlin, Cope, for ST. Thomas.
WIND-Duuug the Jay, E.s.E., with dense ios.


AT At Liverpool NAY ., ship Manhattan, Peabody New YORK
Kn,d or rs Ions, Rms. Tor Boston corea' Aagnre iof
CharestCn Sardinia Pcpdet0n Camden Sherwood and Brothers,
Murphy or New logk City Of 6sssow, Is wyhe PHILADELPHIA
Sh 2ls John Achsou Carleton Sd Adrean, Neal Satsn
nah Chas Chacne Thompson, New Orleans HernH Leslie Saa
Francesca.
John Lucy with upward Of 80 German erngrants boa
Which put Cork Habor May 10 having sustained serious injury
al bound Liverpool Tor New York. and sd been
days Ia w became disabled having had her rud
head carried that she compelled 20 pat back While
Zip towcd Passage she yawe5 mgch that
almost ashore g; Hauihowhu-.
Belfast May 2l1he Commodore, Han I'M 0reenok FOR Mon
es put here eaky and must discharge and into dock for
Ghsgow May Ql-The LOGAN, ina Liverpool for Ahfx,
put YESTERDAY having ssak 18Th Hs lat
o. lon H. The becoming ho she was obliged 20 throw
q SsAaity Of salt overheard,
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Whaffrs.

Sailed ren sasiuess nb u't, bra Hons' Tshe' Aha"f
AT d. ev. q oth ,Ap smpr, ugla Faee OCEAN, 9th
IT 81 NJ. B,sior st. tarl Ellass. ofwssVo l's Of
ck sdo IN, IRIS EinsEsui, West Aasi'e oe'h 'eh Ans
al sosars,sn s,h a. ban CateA State woot r. SHIT
bad aus ~'f 800 th- sieph,si' - Do - ." Co. - '
sd -, bs syroa 6tPsose o-aa tand ~'' 'poae' 3D. -
a. Hso IPrS ~. hs eeors. Can yn .ohs - o. On
At y" $780, . I'm. ssa,y vvteaH = g. e~a Ny
I'm p'% w. .,f.. ~ .1 EaIe La5- e. dean o,r
D~1ter aatisposetf, do Conu'as tf9N-h ' n opt -.
poi s-i b. 81 Harsou, HsihaTaJ. Co. oi not reported
,oaar, Tq.n De- a. ;hP s,s'I aa.,os w ~, q
10. az fet A. do Jan. d. Emerald Iassr Of u ninth.
eai IN , 49, 49, G,ssr :, no. caa ,s. was,
l. iuU 80 T south !ro'na Aerenir y B.
l. no. out ~ M-saac COY, NeTPar;, sa mo- oat
,,er from Captain Swift Of ,he sarah OF sai,,po.e r-pon,
Oahu March D. ouud for ilr North Pacific Cap ss-y
phod lsv-r suffered r oas gr-vou. 20
hs death Mr. sm-y, WHO aoonr,et her hn-a15 aRon ne
souh probably taks Pasle home the osrs LI- orn
New Bedford v'h would AL Tor bone about lie l9ih Of
it,er from Capt Coon Or p B,rnsb Of 4. g. repos h-r
Paa, Apnl9 VIII 2cl b pen oil on board 'en' home 100
ship Euphrate. Peake. b. lahsn' Narch H. wa bound
okedaL The oo b. az g. - Bonn 70. se Nc , m =,
Sandwich l.lsnds Apn A 70 b'.' - o. AT o. SANE d''e
Ist,er from c.pt socan Of bar. Mary Narha. Of Sev
Bed regort- Der Tacaano An TO- all ~e ceaa Tor y
Pacific.
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