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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-28
MASONIC ACADEMY Ar LONG CREEK. e.

MASONIC ACADEMY AT LONG CREEK, N. G..
IS Institution has just been opened under the direction
i of competent and experienced Teacher.
TUITION PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, first class in English
Grammar and Geography ........ 81 so
and the the Globes 49,. -. @ 12 90
Higher branches of English Science, including first
class in Algebra, Latin and Greek Is 90
Second class of same, including Geometry Trgonom-
etry, Logcs and Metaphysics. Is 90
French Spanish and Italian viii be taught at the usual
prices To young gentlemen and ladies DESTROYS of acquiring
facility of speaking and writing these beautiful Languages,
this Institution, it presumed, will afford excellent OPP
portunity. = - t Il 2es# .eaI 50
Board be obtained in the neghborhood from dol
lars per month.
This Institution to keep clear of all sectarian opinions
ss~.-.- j d. POWERS, Pres. Board Trustees
March 26 1853 29H
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ROTH " ELL Il IcAUSLAN,
DEALERS in Staple Dry Goods and Groceries, North
DWater Street, Wilmington, n. c.
March 26, 1852 29-1y
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ITII-Nlo0IN-d -'icIC-AtIEtt,
\ Wilmington, n C.
C.P. HALL, Esq President Branch Bank of the State;
Tr H. WRGuT, Esq, President Bank of Cape Fear; O.
E PARSLEY, Esq President Commercial Bank-Wilmng
urN.C. 25v7
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GILLESPIE, ROTFEVEIL d HEcAUSLAN,
GENERAL L 4 gents and Commission Merchants, North
IT Water street. Wilmington, n. c.
March 26 1852 29-Iy
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HOTE( Il.

M doScrber respectfully informs his friends, and the
enS OF Bladen county that he has taken A. Nchin-
be snd IN Elizabeth for the purpose of carrying on
la aon'ol o f.>S MAkEING BUSINESS Of every deerip-
Arri 5s 5s r;2Soaable terms possible J. FLYNT
-IIl 10. 1852 32-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-28

by HIS EfceeNcy DAVID S REID, Governor Of The Stafe
of North CarClina
MHEREAS it has been represented to that one Tur-
w ner dmundsen, late of the county Of Greene stands
charged with the murde of James Taylor of said
county aud that said Turner Edmundson has from JUS
uce and escaped beyond the limits of this State
NOW therefore to the end that the said Turner
may be arrested and brought to trial for said offence do
hereby issue this my Proclamation, offering reward of
Three Hundred Dollars for his apprehension and delivery to
the Sheriff of Greene County.
DESCRIPTION.
Turner Edmundson described to be about six feet six
inches high stoop forward little, hair and whiskers black
mixed with gray, about ortyfve years, large black
eyes, speaks slow and calmly under all circumstances He
was raised in Greene from whence he Texas
some years where his family still For few
years past he has been in California.
- Given under my hand and attested with the Great
oEA Seal OF the State of North Carolina, the CITY of
Raleigh, this the 9th day of January, A D. 1853
DAVID S. REID.
By the Governor,
W II. JONES, Pr1uQte Secretary.
Raleigh, January 6, 1858 19-4w
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FINAL NOTICE.

IL persons having demands against the Estate Capt
"a Charles Buns requested to be rendered according
to law to the subscriber before the 10th June
as the Estate will be closed Immediately after that day
THOS. w. COR E, Admir-.
Little River, $ g., jan 3rd 1853. I9tIQu
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TURSAlL ACADEMY
Jaclsonville Male and Female seminary !.

BENJAMIN J. TENNEY, A. M. Principal
Miss ELIZA HEST ER, Intructress in Female Department
THE Trustees happy that this Institu-
l. ton is now permanently established and in flourish
ing condition Testimonials of the ghes character war;
rant them in saying that the qualifications of the Teachers
whom they have engaged such ensures all who
paronize the institution the advantages of stematc
and thorough instruction. 80. -. ...
separate rooms and ample accommodations for both the
Male and Female Departments.
extensive and complete Apparatus has been pro-
vded for the illustration of the different branches Naur
al Philosophy, Chemistry Sc Frequent lectures will be
gven with experiments in the various branches of Physical
Science throughout the Academic year. which
the 4th inst. E..-
An excellent Piano furnished for the of Pupils in
Music. H
The of study will be extensive in any similar
institution in the State Pupils may here pursue all
to fit them for advanced standing any
lege in the Union. .sa .l-efs.ts = as .+.rs
From the cement which this school heretofore
met with the Trustees have thought proper make
considerable deduction in the fees for tuition which will be
follows
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TsOR SALE AT L. II. PIERCE'S BOOK STORE
l. The Odd Fellows Text Book The Odd Fellows Man
ual The Free Masons Monitor; The History of all Ma
tons by Goodrich Agricultural Chemistry, by Johnson
large stock of School Books and Paper Hangngs Also
Diaries for 1853. Jan. 2l
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JEssUP d MOORE.

D,PER Manufacturers and Rag Dealers, 2I North
7 Fifth and % Commerce street, Philadelphia.
Rok News, Hardware and Manila Paper made to order.
Rags bought in large small quantities at all times and
5ehighsst market price paid
March 18th, lSj 29-ly
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LYONS KATHAIRuN FOR PRESERVING, RE


A MONG the many articles recon-
n mended for promoting luxuriant
and beautiful growth of the human hair,
cleansing the head from Dandruff and its
natural impurities, nothing has ever been
discovered to compete with the virtues Of
the eincontested--the incontestibleKA
AKRON, either as a TOILET PREPA-
RATION in its softening and fragrant
character. or to preserve and resuscitate
fallen hair upon GREY and BALD
HEADS. The kathairon neutralizes
the effect of disease, climate and old age.
which so often cause the hair to fall off
and turn grey.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing an arti-
Gle to cleanse, soften, curl and beautify
their hair, should be particular and en-
quire for LYONS KATIlAIRON.
1t is sold by all Dealers throughout
North and South America, Europe and
the Islands of the Ocean, in large bottles
for 25 cents.
Sold in Wilmington by C. DUPRE E and
To-
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WILLIAM \. GWYER,

VI
rCrVVONEFR and Commission Merchant,
4 2IqtP Wilmington, N. G
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TINE subscriber has leased for term of years, OF r.
Brown, Esq, his reproof store, with his Warves ana
condition take especial care Spirits
and other Naval Stores committed to his care lhe ware
house be the best and safest place IN town
for the storage Bacon Lard Corn Peas SC he lever
wharves have them four large new sheds where Spirits
can be safely kept from the rain and lie prepared 70
receive and ship SELL all kinds of produce sent to his care
He will also make advances when required Wy
lie begs to refer to the following gentlemen:I w
Brown John Dawson o. G. Parsley and Ih0s T. "flgf'
Esqrs. NILS lf 41T;TI,;n.r+oo n C.
= ..-1a,o TO- 7oz1 l-12m
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GENERAL Agent, arding d Commission Mer-
cu,v-I take pleasure in informing my friends, that
epared to give all business entrusted to me- efficient
j Icrsoua attention have wharf for Naval Stores,
3 annie accommodations, Spirit House, and Warehouse.
s;gnrcns of Naval Stores for sale SHIPMENT and all
5 country produce solicited. Cash advances made on
c s.iiiir1inrton. n C June 4, 1852 39-12m
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I UMBEE and Timber. Always hand, large guam
Ia ty of River Sawed Wide Boards Flooring and Scant
ling. For sale by MILES COSTIN.
Feb Fl. 1851 London's wharf.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that | have lost t my my
Certificate for one Share in the Capital Stock OF the
Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road Company and that ap-
,caon will made to the Directors OF sad company or
he renewal thereof ,o-, 'oii-S IS aro
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. j. * Z. j. JONES.

A. j. * Z. j. JONES
GENERAL Agents, Forwarding ard Commission Ner-
T chants North Water Street, Wilmington n. c.. 1877
~ e.. FREEMAN. GEO. HOUSTON.
FREEMAN & HOUSTON, WiImingto ton. n. G.,
D. c. FREEMAN 81 co, New York,
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS.
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nRUGS AND MEDICINES Just rcceved--lO lbs
~ Gum Opium. (Turkey,) 200 lbs. Salt Petre, lbs
Gum Arabic, 30 lbs Alexandria Senna, 20 lbs i J. Senna
bbl. Gum Camphor, bbl Cream Of Tartar, bb Carb
Soda, cask Sal Soda, Ceopcrs singlass, doz
Coxs Geatine, boxes celebrated Soap Powder II doz
boxes Yeast Powder G. DUPRE, Druggist.
DATENT AlEDICINES.-4 boxes Sands Sarsapara, 2
l. boxes Townsends do 3 dez: Rseys do gross Bate
mans Drops gross Wrights Pills. gross Brandreths do
gross Peters do doz Spencers do, doz Beckwith s
do dozen Nlo1ats do. Ayers Cherry Peetora
doz. Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry, SC. G.. DUPRE,
Druggist and Apothecary.
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DEPARTMENT.
lst Class In lower branches Spelling, Reading &c. Sc 90
I'd 6 Higher branches. Grammar Arithmetic. 10 90
Sd GO With Algebra, Greek and Latin. .. IL 80
4th " With lectures all the higher branches .l6 90
DEPARTMENT. "
lst Class Spelling, Reading. Sc 90
I'd g Writing, Mathematics. 10 90
Sd &c Including Philosophy all higher branches I2 so
French, Latin, Greek, -. Is 90
Music on Piano with of instrument. -. Is 30
Panting and Drawing ....., 90
Embroidery in needle-work ........:. 9 so
Good board be obtained in respectable families in the
village and vicinity, from So to So per month.
TRUSTEES: " ~t
?. w. MONTFORD, PHILIP KCONCE, 81
JASPER ETHERlDGE, F. S. HUMPHREY,
A J. MURR1LL, w. d. HUMPHREYa
g. J. WARD .-. OTWAY SANDERS,
D. W. SIMMONS, GEORGE WARD.
G.. d. FOY. - Us WREN-Ia.5
JOHN COOK, ..s ..-, EDWARD WARD
w. s. HUMPHREY.
JASPER ETHERfDGE, Prest.
A. J. MURRILL, Secy.
Oct 9Th 1852. 5-tf
Wilmington Herald Newbernian, and Spirit of the Age
please copy.
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uITES COsTYN,
Wilmin gton, n c.

r9sIUIsSIOT Merchant,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

ST HnKyA-In pert June s, bark Richmond, to sail
day for London from MauIitus reports the whaling
ship Messenger arrived at Mauritius.
EIEUTHERA-In port about July o. schrs Margaret Ann
-, from st Barts for NYork in days; Marion Ro
gers, Mayo, from and for NYork, days.
Memoranda.
port has been purchased by Messrs Chase Co Prov,
dence and Capt Otis Crowel, Of Dennis who win COM
mand her. She viii hereafter hail from p
Bark Inca of Baltimore about $40 TONS built in ls47
told by auction in this city, Wednesday, for
SIC, 500 cash, and months.
Bark FL Dorado, of Baltimore, has been purchased at
Laguayra by the Venezuelan government for SIS 900
Capt Etchbergsr has returned home.
The clipper schr Tennessee modelled by Mr. Geo Steers
Of this city, arrived in James River the 13h after
passage 90 days from Rio Jansiro, and Is from the
liEe
letter from Batavia Roads dated April 81 says every
sailor board the clipper ship Palmer had been sick
with Java fever had two three reapse Two Sf
the mates had been severely ILL.,
The slave schr Advance sold at Norfolk 18th inst
to Capt Barker for $1,000.
WhaIship King Fisher 400 TONS built at Gardiner By
Mr. Pierce, for Bourne Jr Esq New Bedford, is to
be launched Goth inst She is to be commanded by Capt
Martin Palmer late Of the Washington Of New Bedford
LAUNcHED-At Gouldsboro, Ii inst copper fastened
brig Of about 0 tons Of superior model finish and
te7isls called the Tugwassa owned by Messrs Francis
Taft John and Aanson Kingsley, Nahum Jones, aud Ca
Epoch Brown OF Gouldsboro Goo Parker and VIM Ste-
veps, Steuben, and Messrs Gammons Tobey, Boston.
She Is tn be commanded by Capt Brown.
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Personal Intelligence.

Mr. Frederick A. Boolen Secretary of Legation to Cen
trail America received Secretary Marcys instructions
Hon. Scion Portland, and left ON Thursday morning. by
way of Charleston for New Orleans whore his principal
awaits him. The frigats Columbia, o. the home squad.
ron will receive Mr.. Borand and suite at the mouth Of
the Mississippi.
Hon Robert c. Grer of Philadelphia one Of the
Of the Supreme Court OF the United States at
ARRIVALS.
bro ssS %% Cal.
ger, Ward Thos skinner, Thos stokes. " AustiS
~ Is
Noel Francis JOS Biaekmsn Grsns-4 in the stsersss
From Buenos Ayres, In the bark Thorndyks-L Rodri
From Liverpool in the ship Prinooton-E Winston and
o the chip 4
child, TsIIsy + Doniin, Y Ce.inss e Walden; w'-,.
and II:
From Havfe, in the ship Florids-Dr Thoag, Hunting
Prom Liverpool in the ship Queen the we.Mr specr
ofLvcpool Mr. Stone Of New ork Dr. Cooper ships
geon
bs
% PECK fhn wsss1 Leroy Holt Ss
Fisher and three in the storage
For Charleston steamship Southerner-Dr Porter
"A Dela6ed Smith lady infant and servant Miss Nc
Arthur, Emile Saber, O'Nei w Smith, Ferguson
7 Dunn wv Walker, Thos Stewart. Mastsrson; Ms
S,rohecker, Miss Pritohard strohecker Norcom
Miss Jebb Hogg, Hogg, Horace Chubb Gordon Renof
Kirpap. Ltsohg. q Ltschg, Miss Ltschgi, Ohson
Ohsop, Gretta, Miss Walker W stalcup, Mr. Crook
hank, Kay, Littefeld, Jones, and 80 in the
teerage.
For Norfolk, Richmond, &C. in the steamship jamestown
IT bearing. w Thornton Josh Thornton, DR. Hicks
Dole Lvsrmore, KailipothsrEi. Mrs Dsas child and
Adams, Miss Dunn, Jonanpe and lady, A Jonanne
Mrs Dunn Miss Dunn, Miss Jones' Miss Steven Miss
j Turner A Turner Dunn Mrs Nichols and SON.
Miss Nichols Baxter, Il ? Cefn, Knox, 9 Moore
A Thomas, W Johnson Grifhth, Jas Sampson, Miss
anford, DR. DIM Nash singleton, Mr. Waddel,
elsh, Chansbe rtyne RUSSELL Cooper, and IS in
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Domestic NIlscellnny.

REGATTA ON SKANEArELEs LAKE.-The Skanea-
tees Yacht Club announce their tenth annual regatta
Thursday, August 4. The following are the prizes
list prize, $50; I'd, $50; Sd, $40.
The Hon Gerit Smith has sent for the relief Of
the sufferers at Oswego.
Mr. James st. john from Ohio while on visit to his
sons family in Canaan, Conn., the 9th inst, put
end his life by strapglpg hmse He did il by put
ting his cane into the knot and then twisting it tight
His body was found in where he had gone to walk
His age was II.
Ishsm H. Graves Hhq the eldeet son Of the late Hon.
Vim. j Graves, (who killed Cney in a duel near Wash.
ngton City, was drowned In the Ohio river on the 9Th
inst.
Mr.. W. Du Puy, Private Secretary of Gov Seymour.
had his pocket picked Of about $50, at Albany the
steamboat for New York.
An Irit hman, named Patrick CaulGeld was killed at
Newark the 14h inst by the cAving in Of sand bank
The fremen of Charlestcwp. Mass, contemplate a
strike for higher pay Each company receives $500
per year. The demand is to be for $1,000.
Joseph Peterson died In the county prison of Phadel.
pbia on the 14th inst He had been ted ON
paint Of his wife, for having threatened kill her.
Mr. James So ain, a resident of White HILL Burlington
county, N j. drowned in the DeiA river near
that place, on the 9th inst
No occurred in Natchez Miss for the week end
ing June 2Sth The Courier asks what ty can boast
OF O population sending thousand three hundr al
children TO school daily and not single death among
its people, from disease or casualty, within week."
man in Cbemung county hired to bury the
clothes Of SMALLPOX patient Instead OF doing 80 he
put them upon his back and he is with the dis.
The new rolling mill, nearly completed, at Danyiue,
Pa by the Montour ron Company was destroyed by Gre
the 14th instant.
The steamer Manchester while lying at the Marine
Hospital, mile below P.tsburg was burned TO the
water o edge, on the 18th instant.
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4. n.
misunderstanding State OF Georges, Collins Savan.
nah; City If Richmond, Mitchell Richmond; shis West
Doreland Ocean, Liverpool barks John Farnum Coutts
Peipambuco, Mazeppa, Fsher Havana; brigs W Gro.
ton, Geyer Newburyport Antonio vinent, Coombs May
asuez United States surveying schr Mason, Leuten
Trepchard Norfolk; schrs Fannie, Beaston Savannah;
James Donnell, Labk New York II Crosby Nye Dighton
Fashion Loripg, Boston; J Deputy, Winsmore Dgh-
tom Hero, Hinoman Baltimore Geo Harris Corson VIII
CIowe Hallov ell Tornah Sims Cal.s; Porto Rico Smith,
Bangor Cora, Reed Washington, NC; Lucullus, Lukin,
NYork; Mary Eliza Smith, NYork; Brosd6eld, Butler,
Boston; Isabella Thomps:n, Bachelor NYork; Good.
speed. CLARK Haddam. Shaddick Williams, Middle
saco Edward King, Harrington Bangor stratton Stra
dleman, Stamford, Ct; steamer John Marshall Copes
York
CleaIed-steamshps Osprey Bennett Charleston; City
of New York, Mathews, Boston; banks Elizabeth ],
Brooks Havana Echo, Howes Boston; Grand Turk Ire.
woJgy, Boston; briggs Chickopee, Emery, Boston, W NJ
GroIon Geysr Boston; 0sceols, Higgins Bangor Tfeu
ton Hsype, Boston; Hesper, Chase. Boston; Isadore
Bragg Boston; Alcenus snow, Fall River Acorn Phin
PnteId Glen Cove; Julia Clarke Smith, Grassy Point
NJ shaddick, Williams, Middleton Isabella Thompson
Bachelor, Dorchester Broadfeld Butler WAreham
Cora, Rue. Washington; Mary Elizabeth Potter Dart.
mouth: Deputy, Wirsmore, Providence; Goodspsed
Soroere, Wilmington, NC; Sea Flower Field Baltimore
Arn PickYel Dukes, Alexandria; Armstrong Thomas
Bridgeport; Brown, Collett, Wilmington Nc: Tene
rife, Burns, Boston; Truman, Racset Providence:
stsiten, stiadleman Richmond Speed Somers Chelsea
n Meseroie, Young, NYork; Sarah Elizabeth Somers
Norwich; Jos II Rsley, samson Bridgeport Bro Tn.
ing Adams New Rochelle Mary Dephipe Marshall Ios-
ton; EDdcutt, Endicutt, Norwich Charlotte Stseman
Pswtuclet Ellen Barnes Dill New Haven; tloop Butcher
Boy Leach, Wilmington; barge Rachab Horstns n New
York, Krebs, Lynn NYorR; William Cooper, Isamy.
NYok, steamers Delaware. Sanford NYork; Oregon,
Dtpnis Baltimore; Shenelder, Kansner Morrsania.
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I'm NEW Orr CAARR "A Committee Of the Common
Council has been appointed or the purpose Of deciding
into what districts the city shall be divided for the cleo
ton o. Common CouDcimen, required BY the law
TW Russ PAvIsa-The contractors for paving the Bow
cry and Chatham street have begun this useful work. aud
workmen employed Ut tho top Of Park place in
Ia, Ing the above description Of paving Is superiority
the old method is exemphaed In Broadway; but
whether laying down blocks Of stones in peculiar
Is sufficiently original to sntts the Inventor to the
exclusive right Of patent 10 another thing. However,
shall not quarrel with Messrs Russ Reed about this
point the streets are well paved As to stand the
wear and tear Of our extensive traffic.
FUNERAL OF NEW YORK VOLUNTEER. VIM.
Jones' formerly private in Company of the First Re-
usual ceremonies his funeral being attended BY his brave
companions in arms. The corpse buried from the
Me House whittier it had been conveyed 10 heare
In the Of the afternoon from the receiving vault
and was taken TO Greenwood Cemetery. xNH
MILITARY ExCURsIoN.-Ths National Greys Flank Com
psBy proceed excursion day to the west of the
excursion, Albany, Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo re
naming in the last named city for three days. aud will
return via the New York and Erie Railroad Dodworths
band will accompany them and give concerts at the
attended.
justice Yankee Sullivan, that he did not wish to
make the statement pubished yesterday relative to q
contemplated match with Morrissey.
CRICKET The New York and Newark clubs will play
game to day at Hoboken The sport will commences at
10 o'clock
CoUP DE SoIE--A boy about fifteen ears Of age
ed Adam Wright, residing in Eighty eighth street.
found Saturday last in Broadway Twelfth street,
overcome by the heat He conveyed home by Officer
Bodipe, Of the Fifteenth ward on . cart.
THE HAv1RsrRAw Ao1DEr.-Two Of the sufferers by the
above accident namely Henry Arna, Irish and John
Myer German, admitted yesterday into the New
York Hospital both having been severely injured about
the spine.
ACCIDENTS Robert Finlay mate of the ship
Samson, which is lying At pier No IL East river,
while employed in moving lot Of sail from the poop,
which he standing, depth Of twelve feet into the
hold by which the spine of his back much injured
He conveyed to the City Hospital.
James Geraehty, aborer, severely injured his back
Saturday afternoon by falling from of the scaoldng
in front Of the iron store which is In Of
ton in Beekman street. next to the church at the
Of Cliff street It appears that he carrying hod of
mortar at the time and had sscended high the
cond story Of the building when the plank which he
stepped gave way. .preciptatng him to the ground,
where he fell pils Of stones by which he very
much injured as mentioned above.
On the same day. Patrick ConIoy, a hborer broke
Of bis the dock Of pier No East river from
sudden fall caused by the tackng used for hoisng goods
on board ship having given way while he working it.
He conveyed to the City Hospital.
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Pert u New York. July IL, 1850.
ARRIVED.

s,,,. p-,.. p.,.a AHH 9iv1.D., 49, !. -, az
,:s:s1gsTs e Tiliisn Frost Ssly y = y s. ies
NJ, sPo.e D'. ue ~ "a - 800 ~ eM noin.
so one ssa1 pons o.ssr On
tinusl westerly wirds ,,-., 49,. ~.
Ship ColunDa !Pscaes( ssysT lgorpoGl June with
mead winds And Gains ths entire passago i. 9. u..,.
onP severn Grroner, eacutt~ .41 S M os i a1
% % days to FSrnsss june u Lat miles Ion 81
rPvso o1sA msfiUn, sso1I,nS uS n.,... a,
snip 1ssnd city ct Saunders Galveston %
Shn 70 ToIiSs M Mills Hav,s 40 DAVIS with
47S I.ssss1gers TO I'm, uyingston ,, 40 a. .,
47S nps.snrsrs y Rsr.ro~ Pora = N~'' "'A
po's =" Sis.s" us loPo 700 - Q.
Hs Sn,p CYNTHIA Hidden, SngsPSrs l2S days. sna q
tom fid's ll' Gays from Tahiti LOT B'S
june with SIS Mnturn CO.
pool about 2o miles rem SANDY Hoo nen'' i0r
o sosie % days n s
Ion 90 q spoke bark Kate Howe steering east som 81
Rark William Wilmett Rr, penninuton sundar,srd
81 DAYS. to G Duncan 4 Co. '.' ''N''f 'A'''
a. Ssrt IS sF 0' BOSTON, spears New Orleans 10
bark Thorndrke fof Boston, Perkins. Busnos Avres
60 days. to order. " -'-'''
Bark Conciator fpr, Jackson Marseilles Of davs via
Gibraltar 40 DAYS with passengers to order
Bark .Iohanna rOSenbersS Helm i Byemen 40 DAVIS
with $50 passengers, to Hennings, Muller Gosling
100 passengers to Cunnineham Osborne june g. lat
45 lon Al "a saw an AM shin showinr White siynai
w,th hlns n, h,"csH s;sraI att.sr;u, &C. s'
Rsrk Greayvsa,% ~ sn,hnotS Fn.~sh.a J,vornoo,
luna ~ 9TH Soo 1.ssenuar ~ ,m.stsr Inv "a spols
h; A,hr 90 y Ne pse U ~ d r Ba.n pv 20
Narr YorI = ~" AA~''A' - N"S' A'oA' i~'A'0 A''
Bsrk cioi,sncb RYDER New Orla.ns IL dav, to C,os.
a Ay oy
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