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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
wooDBUlsN,s FEVER AND AGUE

Nov offered to the public for the thine. This med
~ icine has existed in a private family for more tina
fgy years. has been distributed 10 conslderOie eA'eh
among frerd and has during the whole time, aud M an
Instances proved itselfa falling remedy whether
APPLIED TO common or TO third iii! aSue oil wen
known stubborn nOtoTiety. .
Such experience, together with numerous SOLICITATIONS
from friends induced the proprietor TO give to The
nulLc. The undersigned, who know the medicine %!
their own experience consented 10 take agency
for mart of Indiana and Illinois, and offer it by the
dozen single bottle, with the express uhdcrsliiuinG
flat the monsv will always be refunded where the med
ecnnsed according tdorections does not affect perted
and permanent cure. lmhlOul ALl.lS * HoMES.
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PIGEON SPRINGS,
Eyunsv WIG, India

rENiIE undersigned has becole The Proprietor that
beautiful Watering Place called, 'PiceOn Springs"
situated Pigeon Creek in the immediate Nei.hbOr
hood of Evansville, Ind and about half mile
the Ohio river The mineral water of these Springs
wen known 20 the nei.borhOOd, and for Medical pur
poses has been used for yeaT3 For bathing purposes
they unsurpassed by any waters OF the West
Cold aud Hot Baths attached 10 the premises, and viii
always b. In good order Tie subscriber viii be enabled
% accommodate forty fifty persons either la ailie
siDgy. There is large Vegetable Garden attached
to the premises, where every Garden Vegetable and
Fruit in seasOE may be bad There sixteen acres at
taoaed to the Springs, divided OH into Lanes, Walks
aud Summer-Houses, and afordpg peasaE p:accs of
during lhe heat Cf the weather for children. The
table will Re supplied with every luxury the market
afford, and TIE constant intercourse fron Evansville 10
New Orleans and the South, enables The proprietor
every Tropical Fruit TO DC found there To those
persons at tie South elsewhere, vino desire coufor
table residence during the SUMMER months with easy
daily il their business requires their return home
find steamboat Convey vance, the subscriber knows no
place the Ohio river presenting greater advsntgc3
Evansville, in whose immediate vicinity the Springs are
situated, is remarkable for It's health and OnniDusse
viii every hoar 10 the city from which the
distant less than mile. The mail arrives daily both BY
land conveyance and by steamboats, az Evansville The
Cars running out twenty-five miles, Princeton, and
i'm short time will TO Vincenncs. The Electric Tel
egraph communicate at any time with every part Of
the country In fine there is place where a man of
moderate means. who wishes 10 pass the Sum- tbs
pleasantly and quietly do at little expense as ut
The Pigeon Springs. Charges will be moderate.
Tho Proprietor speaks the French. English end Ger
man languages. CHARLES KILLER. Proprietor.
II FSN. Orleans Piea!une COPY 10 amount Of ., and
send bill to this Office.
Evansville. May LIT
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CC-PARTNERsurP Notice

TVNHE subscribers have tn lay entered into Co-par.
i nership, under the and e of roy.ELI T. GE
q TAYLOR, and have purchased the very large stock of
Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps off, B. Foster & Co.. TO
which they will make large and seasonable additions and
will continue the above business at the Old Stand on
Front street. doors above Main ard would solicit
liberal share Of public patronage.
jeI7-dSwIy STONEilL. PAGE & TAYLOR.
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JFyyELRY AND ryOTIONS.

10y express direct from the manufacturers Cluster pins
ID Earrings, Finger rings, LOckets FObchains, heys
Pencils Shirtsuds Belts.idcs Buckles and Pns which
viii sell as low US any house in New York ct wholesale
or retail Also ret great variety of Port MOnnaiTs
Purses brushes Combs Gold Pens, Needles, Seelbeads
and Claps Aecordeons Music-boxes, Chess.nen, Dolls
p,us. Gc a. q. PUSHEE,
mV--3m Main street. near Water.
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law PARTUEEs9TP.

vAS. G. JONES and JAS. l.. BLYTHE, Attornies ut
% law Evansville Indiana. have associated themselves
IS partners in the practice of The law, and viii continue
To- practice in this aHdfhc adjoining countless and IN the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning iheif
attention particularly 10 land law. In short tine tle
vii be pr,pa to give in few minutes abstract OF
the title 10 almost any lot in Evansville or It's enlarge
ments or in LamascO, together with tkeir proiessiosa
ouinion rs 10 the title if desired. [jy25-dawu,
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"a . MR -- EEeSS
w o II M e. A n ID 4
A S,,Te and Pleasant Medicine for UOrBls

THIS isto certify TO the suffering community that nav
4 obtained most valuable recipe from the HANDS OF ~
L. CowLEs as a vermifuge i'm the form of candy, Whlc
will prevent all DiaTrhoas, Groups, and all coughs whe
the pTnepa is from the effects eli worms, when ID
principal cause thousands going to the grave, ana
knowing the principal of the diseases. Dr. Cowle
after % years practice of Medicine, finds this the
liable OF all other nosrums. a. RUSH.
Main street. betw. Sd and 4th.
DosE-A child over year old will take one hal'a
stick every morning for four days. Should this notm o
the desired effect give small portion of SIENNA teat
hour after taking the candy. loetlo-ul
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DRY-GOODS.
g AND SUMMER DRY-GooDs.

SPRING AND SUMMER DRY-GCODS.
lust received per Paris, % cases asstd Dry
81 Goods which we odcr the trade this morning Al re-
duced rates.
This lot of Goods very desirable being iresh from
the agencies the manufacturers. The Prints espeei
w. are exceedingly beautiful of bright rich styles On the
finest cloths and colors warranted fast. -
apl6 MORGAN, KEEN ~ PRESTON.
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SAEEi

lust reed an assortment Of Rich a. Co.'s Improved
ID Patent Safes which will sell IT New York manu-
factory prices with addition ofireight only.
ALLtS q HOWES,
Sole agents for Southern Indiana.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01

GREAT FIREIN CuILLICOTEE,
CD "a II II - - -
of the Town Burntte Ashes,
CuIrI,corrr. o.. April 18Th, 1852.

CmLIlcoTEE, o., April 18Th, 1859.
Nessrs. STEARNs & MARvlN-
ep,emcn: Yours Of the 9Th is ~ hand. IN rcply,c
cry Safe i'm the re YOURs, has proved good lot
nothing 1 lost a large Safer PERFECTLY DESTROY
Ep-but i'm the SMALL SALAMANDER l BOUGHT
NOTHING WIS INJuRrD.t Your obediert servant,
WA!. + CLEMONS
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rtain,, Gold that GIitters.

NOR is it those that make the most noise sell the
~ cheapest. Persons in want of Groceries may rest
sured that they be bought at the of Four; and
Main streets, cheap the cheapest and probably lii
tie cheaper and fyou don't believe IT, just give ne call
my{ JAMES SpALDIAG.
TENNESSEE MONEY bought by
i jyl3 S L. GILBERT & CO., Sye near Water.
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s1FSV. NJ INC JUItUt-ftTl -l.'tfIOtt"s
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, la.
l.. NJ. HATCH. Charleston. :. g.
THOMPSON ~ ON DESBURNS, Baltimore, Nd
HOLYOAKE, LOWNES ~ CO., Memphis, Tenn.
EDDY az MORLEY. Toledo. o.
ALLiS q HOWES. Evansville, Ia.
s. SIiEPABD & CO.. Buffalo. y. i.
WALTER X. MARVIN, LOckpOFt. NJ Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile, Ala.
CHAS. II. CAHPFlELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALLtc MOSES. Columbus, Ga.
DE HOSSET & BROWN, WILMINGTON, n. G.
WM. RANDALL. st. Paul, VI. r..
MORLEY ~ RAYNoI DS. Cleveland, o.
HAVER, BOYD 81 CO., GAINESVILLE, D.
HY. SUGGETf, Rochester, N Y.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada.
myIiSmdSsW
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The above letter shows that in real hot fire. RcIs Sal
AMANDERs the only Safes 10 be depended upon la
the PeaT street FIRE, eieCcR Safes of ditercnt makers
totally destroys ed RIcns SAFE ALONE bidding deg
TO the lames preserving notes, bonds and mor$a
ges 10 the value Of SlO0,uuO. The Chco lie nfc Is
parallel case-EvERY SAVE EUT cH's destroyed. These
repeated prove inconestbiy that NideTs
Patent SaanaEdcrs, With RcH's IMPROVEMENT are the
best Safes made ia the United states the whole world
They be lad at the DEror G WATER STREET. and IL
the Factory, corner ofSr MARKs PLACE aId ArENUEA,
New York. STEARNS & AIARNIN.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

hrs. CASSELBERRY IL NEGLEY having associated
themselves together in the practice of Medicine ana
Surgery would respectfully announce TO the citizens OF
Evansville and vicinity that they are prepared 10 aIeu
to all calls either by day night one or 0oin OF mem
can be consulted al their Office, First street, doors
above the Sherwood House, all times except when pro-
fess!onally absent. IaniouI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01

ID LEACHED MUSLINS.-a0 cases reed per steamer
- Eclipse, and for sale by
jeI4 JAS. LOW d CO., Az Main ST., LOU. Ky.
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HOUSE, ST GIN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING.
WI w. TILESTON is ready TO receive and promptly
w attend orders in his line of business nj his shop,
corner Of Main and Second streets, MIR. CapelO's
Clothing Store He prepared execute in the best style
Plain and Fancy Sign Painting in all lis varieties lma-
tons of Wood Marble, de-, and Ornamental Painting
generally. He also socs orders for House Painting and
will always ready attend orders le upon his slate
ut the shop door. lnov.'-ul
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PRINCETON, IA, May l4th, 1852.
u ELIEVING that the interest OF Road and that
ID the public at large require the Office 1t tne Evans
Vile Depot be kept open for the reception of freight ill
O'Clock T. NJ of each day (Sundays cxcepted) DO order
the same to DC done. SA3l'L HALL, PTes't
myl7-u L. &c Ill. Railroad Company.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01

DARTS Ground in Oil, all colors, in cans from Que
Il ten pounds, for sale hv
KELLER & FARNSLEY. Druggists,
mhl3-n No. II Water street, Evansville, Ind.
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l. apso ~ '''' '1'' GRAHAM 4 FARRELL.
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L. II. HOOD.
EVANSVILLE BOOl
zee HEo "GDGD-

A RE constantly receiving, i'm additio
IA lar &c stock, new supply issucd bv
BOOKS ana stationery, voJ
of every description. New Publications. a. ne as NJ
he Eastern ruoishihs Houses, regularly Her
UT ~ hoIesaie ana Retail prices are the A
uih"u, VIC "sh 10 renird Count US.
chants oil this fact, the proof of which tr, ing n,
large and well selected assortment of Miseeane,
School, Medical and Theological Books ALWAYS on ba,
to select from.
Printing, Writing, Wrapping and Fancy Papers; Blank
Books OF every description and quality; American and
Foreign fancy Stationery OF all xmas constantly on hand
Music Teachers supplied on liberal with the bcst
of Guitar and Piano Music.
VI FOrders for Books not on hand prou,n,x attended,
TO- lHII f. II. HOOD e. co.
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GAsIGAsII GASlII

A SUPPLY of Phosgenc Gas, the cheapest and best
n LIGHT ever Introduced in Evansville. always on hand
and for salesby JOHN c. DENEREUX, JR.,
u,lO Sycamore lear WAFER {.
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EVANSVILI,g AND ILEINOIj RAIL,
ROAD.
FROM EVANSVILLE TO

of fare the heretofore fixed, except when
persons take excursion Ticket when the rates will be
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Feb lat ISIS. long IS IS bark Indus. In Baltimore
foI Rio de Jsseiro.
JAMIE, no lat. SC was seen bsrk-Panana. from Rio De
JsRelr0 for New Orleans 49,
jan lat 81 II s. long IS 50 w. ship George 4 Boston
California 80
Feb g. Oh s. Domingo, passed brg Dalmatia. re-
fer New-YoTk
jan 80, lat l4SN long IS 40, bark Delawarian Hayne
I'm baltimore. IS days. for Perram5ucO.
for Boston. ~ ~ ~ TIA w" 'N''ANs
pEso La g 81 long q 90 bark sorSe and Henry I'm
D,r,s Sls LOT TaeAhuSnA, 10 DAYS out.
,sS,S - ape henlogsn Light House bearing n w dis
L. "a rs shlp Sea Lion, fn Leghexn for PhaAslphia
MIA a. Ns . = s. long is T. Audubon Winsor, I'm SIl.
va. - a. rs long 50 IS clipper ship Hurricane.
Isn - lsS - or lDec I'D Tor San Francisco.
foi Philadelphia T SA@~A~A4Ash. IN Liverpool
~ 90 ~, l@' Y 20 leEs g. sgnaizsda shin .;.ay;,,
1Crt&lly. s'NPes running hOr!-
Fee 10. 81 Cape FLORIDA. bark David Nck.ls MIL.
Apa Pig austen fierce fIa CArdenas for Bsston
Feb 70 lat 20 long a. scar. Nsw-Yo.t 81, r.,
New York for SeuTitas. A rAeAe'' Hoin
b siOn. A'---~s iof
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YareIgH Ports.

A, Nsuv;tss Fes a. bark Cheftan. D rinkwatsr, for
yors ds bns Marshal Sty LIZA h,rs E 'Ie 40 H,1sn
Sailed I'm Mataazas Feb TO- 0afA Eieh hafo'ns' TOT ~
S.,.a from Havana Feb II, Ohio schsncE.
Chsrr,s baIk Sunbeam Linc5le, daLshzas; bngs 4. W.
Dsntsn Mossnan. do Siam, Du'tol, Cardsnas
ATT at Ysrmouth Is, 9Th inst bark Acadian, Gard-
hes msssna I'd inst ship Euelis sw) for pAsdsphia,
loading bars Tux S MoDs cl naa sHarnsn ron Mar
reIes for do schr Grace Darns 1Brl for New
YORK do Sailed IS roi 20 ~ o@1n en- .ro New
,r,ent 3D. brig Adelphi Gcrhan from Leghorn for
A. ri.ss oh lust thO Robt. Burton. L.ckie for Pa.
ls1mo bark W V. Bowen Wass, do Sailed 10 date, brig
eancn 7h INST ships Plato Lord for Catauis and
Mss,i2a caiFS Ss Pbilbrook and General washngton.
Bsrrv upc baIks Stella Pierce from New Orleans Just
DrnLwaer from apalschicoa. Just arr, for Palermo
At Malaga an inst. bark Nautilus Lincoln for Boston,
loading; brig HoIIander Pousland for New York, 7th
At London, 18Th inst bark frederic Warren. COttre,
'o Al XpSros.an 3,h inst bark Jane Duu, r for Bos-
Al Glasgow, 18Th nst Br bArks ranst and Pal!endar.
Al DO same date bark Argys tBIl Burton for Boston
10th briggs Wa derer (Brl Ncol for New York sOih
Al P1nta d'Arenes Jaa. 81 bark Homer, wsllman, for
Guayaqul day, to finish loadiss for Boston 60,
FianeiscO land sailed supposed for Panama 29h 2sth,
Gen. Weol, do ard sailed jan B. 10, PsytaJ h.,ss
Al do. Jan l5th. ship Mariana, Moran INC ea'AS
Mousam, and sc Mary do: schr Charon; DO -. r..
At Panama 2eth ut bark Phiena Saith f9r Saa ran
cisco day; brgs Margaret Harding and Chrs'iana'
Watson, for CO., do.
Al Rio de Jansiro Jan a. ships Susan E. Howell, Nor
man from Cadz discng Realm, Stevens seeking Ire gat
10 sail next day Agres PeciFai, from Redmond, ds
Censco, Calfoins Juss arr. 81 Lawrence bro~n,
uLc baTks Mary Elizabeth G. Jddsl, for New YORK ia
MaDla Kline, Unc T. p Wood ward Woodwardd dol
Duchess ade do biay Queen Watson Tor n YORK. TO sal
next day. Gulf)rd. Leslie. from California i1 do do IN
ballast Royal Saxon. Lenz, from Caar, for Baltimore,
to al next day Yankee Blade, Whtney from LlSerp Dol,
dsch'g unc Roanoke. Kelly, from Neg-Oreaas, unc
HAYWARD, BarstOn from Ne.-Yotk. alschg Conrad,
Smack, from Philadelphia, do. Seb)is. Campbell, from
Bangor, Me- do. George e. Weoser, Gudiey. from Bos-
ton for California, repairing; Kate Lincoln, sloan, IRON
California d., OAK, Huckins from do, seeking freight
bIigs Water Witch, late of Baltimore sold imsrgo Cor
don, from California Kate Hea.h, -, do. do
JosfDhjne. do. do.
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DIED,

Gu Wednesday morning, Sd inst, WILLIAM T. WILL
HANSON aged SO Years, month and GAYS.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
Hved TO attend the funeral o his late residence No.
38i g. h ct. This Afternoon al O'Clock.
Ga Wednesday morning, Sd inst, MARY JANE, wife Of
James Avey, aged 10 years and months.
Their relatives and fends also those Of her IA her IN
law Mr. Joha Avery and those Of her sep father Mr.
Elisha Treughon, respe: tfuy invited 10 attend the
fuDera at the residence of her father law. No 26l VIII
liam ct, THIS Afternoon at o'clock without further invi-
ttion Her remains will be taken to White Plains for
ment on Friday morning. 5h inst.
On Wedneseay, Sd insE, Of congestion of the lungs,
HENRY IRVING. only child of John and Annie Z.
Davies
The relatives and fiji lends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral without further notes This
Afternoon at o'clock, from No. 81 Columbia st
Al Worcester, Mass GA the I'd inst DR.. JOHNPAaK,
formerly Editor OF The Boston Reperiory. aged 78
Tus.day morning. at l0t o'clock, Mrs MARY L. LINZ
BURGER wife Of Mr.. ]. +. Limburger IL the thirty
second year OF her age.
The fol- ersl will take place Thursday March 4.
o'clock = NJ. from the residence Of MI Lnburger. 30
%e9 Broadway Tue remains ne taken to Green wood
Cemetery fer inerment The relatives aud friends of the
family respectfully invited to attend without further
s0tics. m3 81
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SIMEON DRAPER Auctiolees.
TSfHE WESTERN VERMONT RAIL

p
N Road COMPANY now cffer for sale, through
SIMEON DRAPER their Bonds for 5000 maturing n
S 9s 1d so p 81
" the st Of January and LET Of july at the Mechanics
These Bonds are part Of 800 o secured BY
the first and only mortgage on theiI road 10 Sheppard
bsaace OF he sue hasbeen taken in the country
Tue Western Vermont Railroad extends south from R9s-
land 50 niles wholly within IN. ate of Vermont 20 the
north corner OF Benringtoa where unites with he
Troy and Bennington Railroad, under favorable arrange
meLt for mutual traffic. ~ Rutland, u branches on from
the Rutland ard Burlington Railroad at pont where the
latter road after CONNECTING VITA NE altand ahd Mnls
hall Saratoga and Schenectady R0eds DIVORCES from us
north and south course. to the eastward to Cross
the Green Dieun'ains. .
Railroad Burlington south through outer Creek al
ley Rutland. the essrn Vermont Ralroaf-continu-
sfeam and through the val ey of the Baenkl to the
Troy and BenDing OBJ and cher southern nor
only open up the traffic of these valleys rich in marble
ron lumber aud agricultural produce buI It VIII complete
the railroad communications between Lover Canada and
New Yok by route considerably shorter aad cff FAR more
favorable grades than any nov in existence.
From oTih BENIN gton It sends of branch miles Ia
under survey wa Lebanon springs the Harlea Railroad
Chatham -Four Corners, viii, when completed as en-
R1oad ana It's branches the best and shortest route
tina, can be made between New York City and Canada
The work the Western VeImOat Railroad has been
done in the hast manner with and grades Of the
favorabls character Under the Of the Stock
but more particularly with regard TO economyand il is
confidently believed that the whole viii Do completed
per Eile, including furniture.
Forty two miles of the road opened for traffic
from Rutland south TO Arlington Fermont-he iron aud
materials all ready for the Of the road-and the
whole line would have been omplsted this. but
for the delay getting the iron consequent apon tbs
unprecedented severity AID early closing in Of the winter
Tbs work has been done by the farmers and manufacu-
along the line Of the road who have subscribed
So0 900 to the stock and have paid up their subscriptions
with commendable promptness and the Company now
come forward for the first time before the public 70 raise
by sale CT their Bonds the necessary 20 complete
payments for their purchases Of iron and furniture
A Perenptog Sale of the above Bonds will take place
at the Merchants Exchange at past IL O'Clock
On WEDNESDAY, the loth OF March.
For full particulars applyto
KETCHUM, ROGERS & BEMENr,
No IS William ST., and TO
SIMEON DRAPER, No ts Pine st
zf tmhle corner Of William.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .....MARcH ,
Cleared.

NIVHTNUs
eteanshipsSou heiner. Foster. Charleston Spoff,rd
Tssion Cs.; Clty OF Norfolk. Pos RchnS md Msillsf
Lord.
ship Crest Western, Marshall Liverpool. c. H. Mar
shall x Co.
BaIks-Pesrlsss IiItlefeld, MsranAsm J. Bishop Co
Mary RfoughtoR Prior. New Orleans Ladd s Church :
Jasper. Hssty, Charleston. Daahsm Dimoa; RpdsricS
Dhs. mcClEsock. Guayan X X, Rasssn & Norton /;
Tetesco. Higgins, Havana. PoTkin Delales
Bngs-Gsens. Richards GeaTg etown Paterson walsh;
Hudson, (Br) MOaagle, Bordeaux. T. W. Bayasd Co;
Ligufi. Lsiz. MSfseles, FrSnciS Gomez & Co n Rus
sell. Mayo, Chasres, Brisgs Co. RAINBOW, Thompson
Msyagasz; V. OnAisya Co. Meiito. Cr1yetts. Gen
va. 4. fisdler.
PTopeller-An,hrscits. Morley. PAladsiehia. J. n
Briggs
sck0oners-Elirsbs,h, Moore, Port. az. Prince r
God; Somorills, Chase, Philsdelphis,J W. Mckee.
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To Mariners.

NATIONAL OBSERVATORY WASHINGTON Feb a. 1852 -
SIR hays received the abstract log of the shis Gs1Yss
srowr of Baitimore Asa Higgins bsand rem san Fran
cisco 20 calcutta tom which extract aud send you for
the information Of persons navigating the Java he
account o. the loss Of that ship unknown reef of
rocks not far from Tigre Island
FRIDAY, Aug. IS, 1851 Lat az nom &c "a = ane
lsl~ 80 + wind T., moderate. At IN 9emin. Up. "a
struck on reef Of rocks lying E from Tyre Island
about Is miles frsm the island The Islands were ust in
sight nom the deck The day she rocks wen, thro6s
nef bottom aud she hled with water. b the means Of
several obsery tai the preceding day the shoa is
IN lat s. a. long l2o T. II had about 10 feet water
on H. We Ell the wreck IN boats the nth and land
ed on the Island al Salsyer after DAYS passage
Respectfully, sc NJ. 4 MAURY, Lieut. u s n
Hon WIN. A GRAHAM, Secretary Of the NAYS
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fsE % oil and 7cos bone Rspsr. e roassz Dse 10.
Rssnoss ef Edearfosa $50 sp 30 bsrtsh- sssss Dec.
g. at 81 8, long. IS Ocean van NIB, ifs 50 saes
Lrvir Psfta: tesndss. CisFs, do, i5a so.
The JULIUS Cesar Of New L1sdsn which "a led from
Cap. Tswn Dec ) bad lAsded z. obs =. al. Reported
OFT No,tn America do. so. Venies do 50; Nss 9,
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F. Cotton, AuetiOneer.
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u 4 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE by CataIogue;-b
COLTON will sell THIS DAY. March 4. at 10{ O'clock
at the Auction Rooms Nos SO Beekman and SO Ann SITS
large and extensive assortment Of Cabinet Furniture OF
every description embracing sofas IN lush aud har cotn
aud mahog sofa center aud
card tables spring seat mahogany and black walnut
chars; French bsdsteRds. dvans ottomans extension
dining aud other tables pier Do bookcases secretaries
wardobes marble top dressing bureaus marble top wash
stands rattan chairs couches of various patterns hat
racks ladies' work tables quartes Brussels and ingram
carpets. oiicolhs, feather beds, hair mattresses pal
pansr mache aud Ohet clocks, betop suits Of
bedroom furniture office desks counting house do ma
hogSny and Boston rockers stands and toilets &c Also
dOuDe and gle hair the stock of dealer
Aso lot and shoes with q variety Of second
hand furniture Catalogues ready at A. NJ. No post
po1 emtnt account of weather MI IL