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80 go - 49,
BetWeen the East

Between the East and West.
TINS UNION LINE OF STEAMERS. Running in .o,.
neetion with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad q
Wheeling, -
through tickets by this line to Philadelphia, wAsh-
ington City and baltimore be procured from ths
Agents Al Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati or on
board the boats. Having made permanent sr-anss-
ments for uekeiing through, the travelling public VIII
patronize this line. -" ~
The Union Line" beinr a chartered Compapv A..
required oy awo run under such regulatiousxs IN in
sure comfort as well ne safety the lives Of
ms Is the only line running in connection Hit6
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
zine steamers OF this line are entirely mar ana
tne largest fastest safest and superb yesses
oult Tor The Western watere and leave a follova
viz:
FOREST CITY, Capt. A. Murdoch, Sunday p. NJ
DAVID WHITE, Capt w. McClaid Monday p ~
6ALIiMORE. Capt Vim. Clark, Tuesday 3 p ~
ALVIN DAMS. Capt. G W Norton Wednesds, 4 NJ
VIRGINIA. Capt. Chas ". " els Tbursda,3P nj
FALLS CITY. Cap sam. Mason, Friday p n.
HOS. SWAMI, Cap Mcclure, Saturday 3 p NJ
rare from Louisville 10 Baltimore. 49,. Aim
10 do do TO FSiiadelphia or Washington 10 90
10 DO do to New York. .......-.......a as 90
Do do Cincinnati 70 Baltimore. 10 %
DO do do to Phih delphi> or Washinptoa N az
rassengers baggage transferred from stesmbosf 70
I Fan additional charge Of only % for stsse foons
md meals Is made from Louisville to Wheeling.
is. Moofhead, Agent.
Louisville. Ky.
RIM. Hender on. agent 1t Evansville ONCE at Lewis
4. ssu,h~ fhssuf
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DAGUERREOTYPESl

DAGUERREOTYPE
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the public
generally that he has esumed the above cuisines.
it'll which he long been Familiarity acquainted and
designs establishing permanent daguerrean gsiiefy
In Evansville i'm Fosters build ngs, OF Main and
First Streets where he hopes to receive the fequ nj
ysi,s Of ladies and gentlemen which II shall lie ms
earnest endeavor to meg and he expects to be rer
manent he depends mere upon exhibitions OF his prom
cheney skill than noisy humbug Of words for sue
His reputation as portrait psinteris too well estab
lished in lie and ese shere to need remark FUR
ther than that ne will be happy to accommodate any de
string his services in that braI oh Of art.
ap20 inoS. rohNDCA'Sn.
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Dprs,D FLOORING

X g n,,,n1y Of seasaned W hite Pine drcs,d
CONE ~, ~ me Evansville Lumber Yard. Main
"A p prvo Of Canal, by [ap%i JOHN T. GLOVER.
CPRING AND SUMMER PRINTs:
~ cases. Aliens d 70, s ssJ hv
ap19
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FUxNITURE.

OoEas nv.n Center dining Breakfast and Gard
y Tables Walnut and Mahogany Plain ana Dressins
Bureaus: Rose Wood Marble top Dressing DO enclosed
and pIsin Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tre.ses AIso = arye and general assortment OF Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low y! ~rrcov
aug23- lyd WOOiSbi N -'ASHoO-,.
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S0 DoZ Nos. g, 3 and Sneths;
JUN do Grain Cradles;
90 do Hay Rakcs; recei, ed and for sale by
APPS SAMUEL orr
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VIM. HOLDEN,
~AHERCHANT TAILOR, on First street, between Main
VI and Locust. is prepared IN manufacture any
snd OF suit Of Clothes at tne shortest notice. and
warranted IT. He has good of Spring and
Summer Goods consisting OF c cths, assimers, OF
rious colors, plain and fancy VesBgs, &c. cc. Sum
Clothing made up in the neatest and most fashion.
able yIes- Dir. H. will spare pains merii
of the patronage with which he has been hher
to favored.
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PINE LuMBEE

PINE LUMBER.
EEET Pine lumber. the-osgsfy SEQ
ssned embracing all qnaiiuet rnn.v Ins
half tStwo inches thick for sale low ~ He
Lumber Yard, Main st., north oil Es WN GIoyER
ma
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TEWELRY & rings, Finger rings,
u Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils.
Watch chains Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, steel
Reeds anil Cans brushes Combs Purses, Fame, SOAPS,
AecorIiaps Volins Pictures and various other notions.
for sale by $4,000. ,,,.o.
aug23ly "OoLoEf ~ NcIooN.
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C1HAIRS-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
u niture rooms Water street, 30 dozen woodseai
cane seat, and sofa-seat Chairs.
janl1 WOOLSEf q NEiSON.
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H. NELSON.
ID. wooLsEY.
..ssssssssss sc
.ssssssssss...s

AUCT ION.
WOoLSEY q NHLeON
"ATBR street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
w AMI Commission Merchants Manufactures Agents.
Dealers IN Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks LOOKING
Glasses, Picture Frames, Notions &C. Particular a.'en'
ton given to the sale all descriptions Of Goods hegu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay, and Saturday Casn
advances made on Consignmcnts ..,.oxl
aug % ly WOOLSEY NELSoN.
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NOTICE!

notice. ro
A LII persons indebted 20 the firm or HAhI w ~
"A WIN. or have any claims against them VIII 80.
with the undersigned. who has been appoln.eu
W m Ms S'rsu'' 0ou'' u 'a"u0'''s Ii. NELSON.
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NEW MUSIC.
IN Minnie May. for the Guitar;
Child's Prayer for the Piano;
Bella Due, by K. l.. Webster;
When the CottOn's Cattle cred in;
Damon Polka, and other new pieces. Received
by Express this day.
ap21 RATHBONE & WHEELER.
DASTLETT'S COMMERCIAL and BANKING
II TABLES-a large and valuable work Just published
at $40. For sale by
aD2a RATHBONE & WHEELER
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SHOES! SllOES!!
~ Case Mems Kip Brogans;
I do do Calf do;
do do Morocco
dc do do Superior;
Also-A general assortment of Ladies' Misses and
childrens Shoes, for sale at
EMBICH'S DRY GOOD STORE,
ap4 Main ST.. doors below Second.
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PARTNER WANTED!
TTNO engage in the Foundry Business. Amount o
i capital required will DC $4,000. Apply At this Office
myl4u
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FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
ONE OF TIE BEST LOCATIONS I'M
THE WESu
BANK DIVIDEND

NOTICE Is hereby given that a dividend OF Ave per
cent las been declared from the profits Of the
bank Tor the six 'nths ending April 3Oh payable to
myia-1w BRANCH BANK C. ". RATHBoNE,
Cashier
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COFAS.-Just received and for sale at our Furniture
- ROOMS. eight fine Sofas.
jan27 WOOLSEY IL NELSON.
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IN DoZ. wALDRON'S Grass and Grain scythes. re
eJO ceived aud for sale low by
.my6 SAMUEI ORR
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Usage ORANGE
The H~dsc Plant OF America-
On LBS. Of Usage Orange Seed fer sale by
~ myif BABC0CK BROTHERS.
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SPRING AN 81 MEX HATS
/ HAVE now on hand the most splendid assortment OF
l. Spring and Summer Hats Introduced into Ev.
in part u G following:
Black, White Nankin, Pearl. soft Furs, --latest styles
Misses, Boys and infants Hats Of all prices and des
criptions;
Panama. Leghorn and Braid hats;
Ladies 81 inner riding hats. =. VAUTIER,
ap22 First street, Cd door abo, Main.
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lust RECEIVED from New York-A large assert
- ment OF Bonnets and chldrens' Has. OF the latest
styles. and for sale very low by
sp22 WIN. LOWENTHALL& CO.
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DEDSTFADS-Just received and for sale low, u 10
ID OF highpost Bedsteads.
ian27 WOOLSEY q NILSSON.
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DEADY.MADE CLOTHIN&.-Ai large and
II complete stock OF Clothing. manufactured express
|? Tor our Spring and Summer sales which Offer at
reduced prices.
apI9 MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
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NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
HAVING complete our buildings. aud engaged the
IL most -killful and experienced work for each
department of our business, and made thor
oagh preparation for doing Machine and Mill work
castings, Brass work. and every thing else In line
In the very best sty ami favorable terms rs
any establishment In the West, announce tho we
will be in operation in u few days. and are now sy 10
take contracts for any kind Of work.
u. ID. EGGLESTO> 81 CO..
my1sd2w Corner Canal and lngle SITS.
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DRESS GOODS-Just receiv ed a large anu beau
- tifil assortment of G,os de Rhin, Brocade Lew
strins figured Silks, Satin du Chin Turk and Yes
ing satin Lawns, Shallies Organizes and Grenadines
Berage de LANES and barred and dotted Swisses &c
including all the iieties OF fashionable and desirable
Dress Goods Try us-ws defy competition
ap20 JOHNSON d FRENCH
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EDAR POSTS.-i200 large and small size C.
" darTssis for sale at the Evansville Lumber Yard
smyM John F. GLOVER
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Among the arrival. yesterday 81 ths MstropcHtan
Hotel, were=J X. F. Manifold Inspector GeperI q g.
Amy; Den Francisco Escherbria. sAntaso Ohm; Dou
FIascisco eo'ep, do; Sir a. caldwell. Qusbse Capt
YoAeigs U y. Engineers; Prof. J. Henry, Washington;
Capt De Winton British Army.
ARRIVALS
From Rehmsnd Nsrfelk AID Petersburg, In the steam
;Aip 1oss:ts-n 1irSss.is, Y, Marshall 9 crrri:r
4 2 nenaren N Moore, Burroughs, Jones Auss.
Arepts WIN Tmberlake Mrs Paul and child Miss Baker,
Mrs Betes and two children, Mas Baldwin, Mrs Wilcox,
Miss Nanny Miss Thompson Miss Hubbard Mrs Lieut. Per-
~, Mrs Walker, Mrs Crane and child Miss Hinton, Mrs
EFbrst. Mrs Sheppard, Mrs Morrison Horton, Thss MI
lard I T,, Hud:r.l, Vim R.inssSs' NJ:
striehis My lady and child sis, Adams Mrs Hsnarsn
niece and fSur children. Csls ssd lady, Mrs Wood
and child Mrs shelton Miss Krifn Mrs Spencer and
Jno Cuive. Jr and lady. johnson, Wood Pier
Miss Harris Mics Prrdy BENZ FRANKLIN Mr. Merre and
son, Smith, Hnsohlsr, Jamison II Nav, Maurice
Hass Dan Mcclure Merton, Mrs Haas, CAPT Hasey VIM
Reed, G Rotinsoh, Bupdy A Qusrlss, Carter,
Resves-l6 in the steersge.
From Curacao, in brig Ocean Bird-Mrs Spre and
daughter
From Liverpool. in ship Kossuth-J Porter, Porter,
JAS Porter DR. Gibson Mrs Gibson Miss Kate Gibson Mr.
Mcnamara, Mr. Eason and lady, Eason, lady and four
children Mrs Dexell
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Domestic MIiscellanY.

MsS Olivia Rose has been cleo ed Register If Dseds for
the eastern oil trict Of Lincoln count. sa'ne Tue fair
candidate received 4e6 votes against 245 for all Others
The trial at Milwaukee If Mary Ann Wheeler the fs
male Who il viii be recolected Killed her sedacee last
year terminated the Goth ult The jury after being
out seventy two hours, reported that they could not
agree They di5cha' ged and nav jury summoned
for the next week.
tween tso white pine chips Price one dollar. Mustard
extra.
The Sandman corvette San Giovanni arrived At Boston
herbor from New York, on the 9th inst
A company OF western capitalists. organized some
months since about moving vigorously ~ this exc
cution of one Of the greatest enterprises OF the dfythe
construction Of canal along the lower RI bids OF the
Mississippi, which extends several miles, aud b,a IT'S
termination 81 Keokuk, Iowa This viii he of the
greatest powers in the Union and will DO Of meal
The great facilities it viii afford to manufacturing enter
ises but also to facilitate AID cheapaa navigation
the Upper Mississippi
We learn from the EUcoh freeman that the feet Of
hagdsIene fishermen from Mount Desert and Cranberry
ses have returned home with very successful fares Of
large fine behring's amounting il the aggssate quantity
70 about 20. 900 boxes which being put in the
smohehouse for curing
There 10 woman in Manchester, NJ H., who il the
mother OF seventeen ehdren-nne boys and eight girls
the youngest about two weeks sA Fifteen " her
children arc living.
On last Saturday night, Reuben Lyter, . well knswn
citizen Of Louisville shot BY his nsshev, young
man named George DELPHI Lyter after ipe eriag tweaty
four hours disd from the sfsots u the wound Deiph
gave hmseI up.
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WARITIDE lRTELLISRtGE.
Port Of New York. Jnnc 10, 1853.
CLEARED
So ann bin-AtI.ptic Wast Iivarnooi n r. CnlIina

CLEARED.
steam bp--Ausptic, West Liverpool Il Collins & Co.
shipt-Oregon, Brown Bic (Riser st Liwrencs) j
Baler Co: Tsro'inta, Griffin, 8,lDourns, pelisdsr
GeImaria, Wood, HAVE, WIN Wbitlock Jr; Contiuect
Hs'ks-Nsrus (Br), Harrisos st John. NIB. Logan
Coll D.; J Blodgett, Wait Sisal Il Thebaud II SON
CoyeID,cus tB.em) Wiring, Charleston RodewaId
Bros; GsetiDios (Sc) ratio. Palermo, Chamb+rliu
Robinson Co: James Hicks Lahsm Antwerp
sch uidt 4 Bslcbep: Griffin Davis, Havsns Bailey CO..
Iiyols stet-on Natanzas. 7 Buck CO. J Johnson
Slap e., Matsnzss, Peek & Church.
Brfps--sueabn Muproe, Cardsnas eager a. ca;
Aicuc 80 Doape, Shslburne, nS II Brsine, Cyrene
(BI), Groeup Moose river. Ms Brsbe; Peconic
fsIbs. Cardenas Elwel Co Isaiah (Bc) Fltzger
aid, st John NIB Pcbard; Nsrshfeld, Hoigdon, Car
denas, Matthews, FinDgin & Fox; snipe (Br), Harris
Hsrb0c Breton. NE. HoSlaDd Aspnwsll; Alfred (Br)
Me-rix. Quebec, Gsger * Co; Chats worth, Brown
Para james Bishop Co.
schrs- + scranton, Terry. Hghton, J II Hsvens; II A
Stevenson, Post, Mobile. II d Hur!but n Co; DarDei
LAnk Philadelphia, J Mckee; frances Haett. GARD
Ger. New Bedford master Dawson Driscoll, Richmond
II Person Cecilia (Br) simmons, Antigua Hophock
Mooney: X Lord smith, Baltimore, Msiller Lord
Elm City Fhsb,, New Haven, master.
sloop-J Fish Babcoek, Fall River, Fish, Ffedk
Brown, Gardiner, Providence. master.
ARRIVED.
frigate IeaDder, Geo st Vincent King commander,
Plymouth, y. 20 DAYS The i mounts 80 guns and 500
Officers aud ships Company al we'll. The l. 10
riv off the Battery fired salute. which returned
al Castle William, Governors Islaod.
500 ps.senaers TO 7 Tapscott Had two deaths on
the passage
ship Kossuth (Br) Bell, Liverpool, May IL, with COL
passengers, 10 a. Tspscott-
100 passengers to order April 10 I'M squan from NV
carried fore topmast and sprung the foremast
Ship Hudson White. New Orleans, Is days, 70 Frost
Hicks.
BARI Gilbert True Belfast IS days, with lit pAssen-
rers To ] wallace Mar 90 lat 81 Ion So speke whale
bark Jsha Dswssa, Of New Bedford, - Aays out ossaa
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Police Intei.toerce.


Charge e Stealing Watch and Chain One day this
week the vo6t arrested tso yonpg men, named Tuomas
Wal h and james Dudley. sas Boston Jack - on a
charge prefened seainst hem b. Charles Coy'er, Of
No IL NarIck place. wherein he a-se- that the
cn.to PARTIES, on the leth day If lat pontn mp
TO FIN ~hIe IN Corporal Thompson d linking sslooo
andat'raced the at'ec'ion Of complainant about cap
then wearing. The both sooo close TO him ant
socb they let ne missed hi w@tch snd chain
lreG al $50 SUE piciou rested in the nnd of
complainant that o. these two hal the
wsfch ard chain fom HIS pocse ct Accordingly uudsr
that belief lie accused Walsh OF bsvi,p hia e..cb AZ
FIRST De dspied it bat subsequently took the articles
from bis ?. che. sud banded back 20 Coyer the
painsnt hen left he saloon ard procu rel ooic9-
IN, tor The purpose OF having boh the men ar
Vested bur on his they hid left A fsr
days after hs net ore o. the uartia ia the
street 9pd a. once caused hi res On the charge
Of stealing his property. Sui. eqnentl, the other
wss taken into cuftody aud the tso conveyed before
Justice Stewart ~0o held then both to ba 70
tbs charge. tie prisoners their exsDins ion did
deny the feet OF taking the aud chain f. ON ,hs
complainant, but said 1t merely joke they 10
tended 20 give IL back ain to him Wal,
taking the watch but oenied stealng it, be only
it ia joke The magistrate however thought l. was
carrying tie JOKE too ar and tied them cr trial
A Mock Aact0n Fraud Oncers D,~l ng and Lord OF the
lover polce on Wednesday arrested named ohm
SayieS and Bernard Kelly. issued by Jus
tics eogarf in which they ssud charged with
sl3 from William Oldr I'd, resident of ksox county
o&o. ~ present stopping at the Fulton Hotel The
cn'ed seems teeps an auction shop in Broadway
tor lsnot street and The complainant went into the
and bid pncksse Of hid gloves for afty csuts dozsn
and also pect Of linen at inc cenis pet yagd atar
which re vas requested to step into bck aud set
tie and shile there Mo. Oldroyd handed i've dollar bill
on Pennsylvania bank, expecting to receive soms
charge lie was then asked 4 he had any city money
when he gave dollar bill and this sith the other
bill was retained by the clerk Who stated that be vet
owed SO. II appears that the gloves charged dty
cents pair and the aen dfty nine cents per yard
instead Of the prices above Dame6 The mpispsut
iscted 20 the bill and small amount OF the money
finally returned to him The win be in gess
TODAY before Justice BogaIt.
burglary IF a Ciothing Store On Thursdsy night,
policeman Moneypenoy of the Seventh ward discovered
the clothing store No So Pike street open and the
clothing distributed about the store l. acertaiDed
that the burglars bad made their cape In the It,
the ftore, under cart lot of the clothing stolen
from the store found valued at about $3.50 1t
evident that The rogues had been disturbed and hed
They are fnupo,ed D D boys.
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Lu.sse Asylum, % Blsysll's Island The following Is
copy q Letter written By NJ MunA - ths wardsa Of
the rsos i. reference to tbs insanity Of the prisoner
Kine;-
OryIn or THE DsrRICT ATTORNEY,
II the City aaA County Of New York
VIZ. EDNoNDs ESQ Wardsa -
Sr-I am informed that Thomas Kline, under commit
symptoms of insan;ty ssd that his mental physical
condition both require liberal treatment than thu
accommodations Of the CITY Prison will permit Upon
receiving certificate to that effect frem DR. Cove
commend his immediate renewal tn the Lunatc Asylum
~ Blsckwels Island, there to be kept until relieved
his presence shall be required In court.
Your obedient servant
June 10, 1853. N. B0WDITCH BLUNT
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IU-4
Arrivsd-Brgs Shackford, Mi.heoer, New York; Wm
Pitt, Baxter Boston. schrs Wstchic Wooster Nav
York; Roaro ks Paddock. Haddam, Etha G, Kelly
Bost Lsdy Suffolk Crowe aod Maria The q, Gro WE'LL
b, s,oa Jane. Brown New York; Geo Ei-ard Way, Boa.
ton Charm, Studey aud sarah Roe, S,udey, Work
Catherine Martha, Burton, Baltimore: ann Pckerel,
Dukes, Alexandria; steamer Kennebec Clark Moi.
Geo eds eaulsnib CRY of Manchester Ieitch Liver
pool; ba,ks Roder'cs Dnn snatch, Navy Bay; Regatta
Gi allan, Whining NC; K.b.ccs, Gonid; NAY
flower, sna.y AID Tnetesa Crogell Bo,ton: Geo
Eo.sId, MAY. Salem; Lady suffolk Gro veil aud Halo
well HaIdng Boston, q Cummings sharp, Ports
mouth Nh; n NehoDy Nichols Charleston: George
Harris CorsoD, Wilmington NC stes iona Marshall,
COIes NNmk.
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b'STON, Juu6 III
Arrived--sbips Msnlius Cardiff W HARTFORD New Or
cans; barks Pfomp Palermo; John Gardaer. New Or
lcans: MARI land Baltimore Gem brig Con.
dor Jacksonville, schrs Augustus GO; Dorchese or, New
York. hogul, Rondout.
Also arrived Ships Richmond and Tmoleon, New Or.
leans bark Marie Antwerp
The Maplius the 10th and Goth May lat 49, lon IS 90
experienced terrific gale from Wa sprung ae4k lost
sails and spaTs, aud obliged to keep pumps at
work.
NEW BEDFORD Juae o
Arrived-ship Mary Merrill Tahiti via Rio JAnsiro.
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Memoranda.


Clipper ship Tornado heocs at San Francisco I'd ult
lon 1s. aftr which had moder .te weather; was within
800 mile, Of port for days
Clipper ship John Stuart hence at San Francisco 4th
u was oil Cape Horn 20 days with Continual gales nd
heavy Crossed the equator April 10 in I'm
liz 10 after which had moderate breezes to NE
Sctr Walter Frances, hence at Francisco 9Th ul
% the line April H. in Ion l08 80 after which had stronx
norlherly winds.
ship Memphis. arr on the Sth from Havre, had two
biilhs ara one dee th on the passage. May =, Fred
Dahl seaman, native of Sweden fell from the bboom
and owned; May 40 james Moore seaman native
OF lDelaud, and Thomas Person alive OF Sweden fell
from TIE spa nker boom ADD also drowned NAV 49,
Lat a AZ, lSa 40, exchanged signals with large shp
bound showing signal with the letter T. black, on
white ground.
Clipper hip Oriental hence at San Francisco 7th ult
experience heavy weather from Falkland Islands to
lat 5o > Ion Is w. where she lost forema course
by for three days. wind W, IN order 70 ease and re-
pair the damaged mast As hours becaoed within so
miles Of port.
Clipper ship Golden Eagle at San Francisco 9th ult
from Betton crossed the equator 2lst r ia Ion Lib w.
Ship NarrngsDsett, hence at San Francisco 18th uIt
crossed the equatar April in lon 100 W; experienced
very heavy w.ather up 10 lat IS ).
LAUNcmD-at Mat'ap oisstt 9th inst by Ne ,srs Bar
stow and Watson Cannon, clipper snip of about 40
tons called the Lapwpg owned by Mr. Edv Jones of
Bed ord III intended for the whale .hery uuder com
manc ii Cap Vim Wseks fc meriy Of the Iris
at Augusta Alb inst by Mr. Geo w Jones a ~ ,eror
and htey modelled schooner of 24s owned by
Nickeison n Co, Boston, and Lang Vassalboro Ne
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Court C~,end.r-Tn,. Dav

auPRKhH CoUKT-Crcuit Nos. 6l05S, 673. 674, 675
go, 677 CTS 679 6st TO 6S7, $50.
CoUKr or COMMON PIKAs-Part First Nos 003, OIL,
1072 074 10 079, 1850 to os3 l 085 l OsG. Part
Second --Nos 0SS, 1865 1866, I057, 1859 to 063
1,t65 TO 1910.