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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

ARCHIBALD BARSEs-Es ;dpsd from The
Ohio Penit@tiary Again.-This notorious
character escaped from the Penitenfiary a
gain on the Sd inst. He is about IS years
Of age, dark hair and black eyes. high for
head, with heavy eyebrows, and is quite
stoutly bnilt. A reward Of $500 is offered
for his delivery at the Penitentiary, or 500
for him, confined in any jail 10 the United
States.
Barnes was sentenced to the, Penitcntiary
for seven years, aud is probably one ofthe
shrewdest villains ef this day. He is well
educated, and is said to be quite a good pub
Elic speaker. In 1913 and ls49 he attended
school at G eanga Seminary, Geauga county,
whei e he Joined the Baptist church; and at
that time bore a good character. From
here he went south, for the purpose Of
gazing in teaching school. While there he
soon mixed in society not Of the highest
character for modesty, and has since earned
for himself reputation not at all envious.
-Phindedbr,
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Arrest Of Gemen Of COlor.-Marshai Co.
mer received letter on yesterday from the
Marshal of Columbus, stating that a negro
who had stabbed a man in that city some
weeks since, with intent to kill, was secret
ed somewhere in this ~neighborhood and Or
dered his arrest After a little r~econnoitef-
ing the Marshal headed the gentleman in
the Old Folly, where he was stalking tea"
with some ladies Of color, rcaged" him anti
this morning, when he sent him to colum.
bus in the coach, s.
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ER0nnets. !.

MT ow opening, a fresh lot fine English straw. plain
In Leghorn, French Lace Gimp. ami various kinds
Some more of that same sort at % cents-esll soon
June 80, 1853. W. 7, WISE.
Hosiery, Notions and Mic Nacks
In innumerable variety at w. T. WISE'S.
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Hol FOR ~cALIFoRNIA.

'ETNHE subscriber has Just received at his Jewelry
IL Shop, one door West ofthe TAllmadge house,
lot. Of COLTS REVOL VERS, which he vii
sell at reasonable prices. =, GATES
lancaster, mareh24 1853 -.t.S ~
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Paints, OILS, &C,
THE CASH REQUIRKps'

A IL persons indebted to the shbscriber for sub
"A s%cription to the Gazette advertising Or ob.wo!k
prior to the 9th of May last hrs respectfully IN
formed that they are now expectedto make immc,
can no longer wait for the money. An imnedi.tsr
compliance with this requesk, will "a We tine. tIne5aep
expense and hard feeling. GEORGE WEAYEk;Is
September %, 1853. s5.s,s rAsIaas
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LOCAL INTEIIIGENCE.

The Place to Gel your Money Buck--Hwe
were called upon to give advice to the . "a
merous citizens that are expected in our city
during the Fair which is to commences on
tomorrow, we would advise them to go BY
all means, aud purchase a lot Of Mr.. GATES
Jewelry. We know of nj place where a
few dollars could be more adpantageously
Invested to brings handsome interest than
in the purchase Of some Of his stock. His
articles are all Of the very best quality, and
the purchaser need entertain no fears OF
getting a spurious article, as what he sells
can be relied upon as being the genuine
simon pure" His Gold Pens take the lead
Of every thing Of the kind ever brought 10
this market, aud we advise all who have
writing to do to lay aside the goose quill'
aud purchase one. We prize ours highly
and shall keep il as a sacred memento'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

ArrEMPrEp MURDER AND ROBBERY.-
Much excitement prevailed on our streets
yesterday in consequence of a man being
found in the morning with his throat cut
and his face horribly bruised.
Il appepfs thatih the morning shout day.
light, David Braddock was found 10 his "
yard with his windpipe cut, his throat and
face lacsrated, and in an INDISPENSABLE con-
dition. He was taken into his house, ana
DR.. Ramsey being sent for, at once set a.
bout dressing the wounded man. Circumstan-
stances pointed to an Irishman named Chas,
McCutchen as the perpetrator OF the deed
aud be was at once arrested and put IN
Jail. The old man Braddock had received
a considerable sum Of money on Saturday
night, and when found there was no mon
ey in his possession. We learn that about
Ss5 has been handed to the Sheriff by the
Catholic Priest, said to have been given him
lby one Of the McCutchen family. We give
this mach of the reports afoat In reference
to the matter, but forbear further remark as
an investigation will be had to-day before
Esq Davis.-M. Vernon True Wing.
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fTSHE undersigned offers for sale the property now
IL occupied by him as . r~esidence, upon the south
west corner of Chestnut street and Centre alley. II
is located In the central part Of the city, and will be
sold upon reasonable terms. s 4
Lancaster, Oct 8. 1858. sea swd&w
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Ounens,vare.

A bargain may now be had by any one In want 0
N a nice dinner or tea sett, by calling at w T
where alarge and completely assorted stockis
~unpackip ! aNsA' tfSA "
I,na NNl l@.,4 ttH ISL. L- s-.f 90.
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1883
w. r. WISE,

DEALER IN FANCY AND srARrSs my aooDs, :
50, (0ppostte Sh66er's Hofei9 ~
ALARGE and general assortment now open to
ly .yited. April 10, 1858.
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PERFUMERY.

N NHE subscriber has Just received avery fine as
n sortment Of 1.-THE Genuine ROHsset P~eIJumeTtes,
OIL, Phioecmb and BeefMarrsw ~Pommades Fine TX
tracts for hnndkerchiefs, etc. etc -
Nov. % o. w. kRAsMEk-
% Plckels, Prn.es, Brahdy PeAehes.
a Nd a variety Of, nice things, "a. sale low ot
n eaahatSi N4 n. y HUNTERS w
M ELoDEoNs.-Just received, 4 fms assortipen
lVk from the celebrated and uhfiveied Mandatory
Of carhart 4 NeodhAm, New YofE. Priess ranging
from els 10 Sl2b. 9atsta9
Columbus, July 20. 4, kEED
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Lr,e,ster February 10, ls69
COrdn-c.

XXTE have on hand a large stock Of cotton seine
w Irvine, Hemp9do do; Broom Irvine, FishLines
Carpet Yarn, Bod cords, sash cord, Grass and Hemp
Rope, all sizes KAUFMAN & co.
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LIQUORS.

DRANDIES of the best Vintage; W~ines-vPort, Ma
I'D deria, Lisbon, Malaga, etc; Old Rye Whiakey;
London Porter, SehotchA All, expressly for the sick -
September 2. KAUFFMAN T. GO. ssi
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Jsw. Towsos,
Dknt Andiior.
Nav M, 1883.

The Commissioners not being satisfied
Win he pavmrntef this account, require
The said WIN. 1. Jetfdes, Auditor, TO fut.
ntsb authorised account, which is provided
by said Ellis, and sin the words and figures
collouino.
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window Glass.
CITY Property for Sale.

ID ECORD ofthe Industry Of all Nations for sails
HI II the city Book store, b. CONNELLsAgen
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FLowERs.-The very name is suggestive
Of allthatis fresh and lovely in nature.
The germs that sparkle in her diadem, the
rich embroidery and the glittering adorn-
ments OF her gayest and simplest robes ;the
%pearIes, the rubies, the diamonds, the sap
phires. the gorgeous jewels that enrich and
beautify her fair person are they not sweet
aowersl. The highest and the bwest,
the rich and the humble, those who are
gifted with high intellect and those Of lin
tied capacity, all unite in this one sweet
sense ofthe beautiful. tits a sad house
that has no flowers in IL: hard and harsh
souls which can let the summertime glide
away and find no pleasure in looking upon
this choicest Of natures gift. We may ex-
pect to find the exquisite blossoms Of our
land and rare exotics in the lordly dwell.
ings Of the rich; and we see humber, but
not less lovely, in the homes Of the poor,
as carefully attended and cherished as their
means and limited time viii permit, even
though the one small flower in a pot,
struggling for life in q smokey garrett
Albany Advertiser,
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A HoosrER's DEsoRIPTIoN OF A DINNER Al
THE AsToR HousE.-I met upon the train
an elderly Hoosier, who had been to the
show case exhibition at New York, andwho
had also seen the Hi.pod-ro.n as he called
1t.
did you remain long in New York;
asked him.
"WeI, no." he answered thoughtfully
"only twu Days, for / saw there was a right
smart chance Of starving to death, and I'm
opposed to that way Of going down. put
at one OF their taverns, and | allowed !
was going to be treated to the whole"
"Where did you stop" said ], iu%terrupting
him.
"At the Ashore House. l allow you don't
ketch me TO no such place agin. They rung
n gone, as they called il, four times afore
breakfast, and then, when | went in to eat
there wasn't marry vittles on the tableP'
aWhat mas therel" I ventpted to inquire
"Well," said the old man, enumefatins
the items cautiously as lf from fear of omis
sion. sthere was a clean plate wrong sids
up-a knife, a clean tofet, a split spoon and
hand b,Ry and what was worse, " added m,
companion, "the insultin' Niger up an,
asked me what l wanted: "vittles, says l
~'6rinqia Ter Uitles and III help myself"
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p~nTLADEIPHIA PORTER.
R~EN1oEAL.

0A0 boz. justrecelved andfOr sale ltthe CI7A
NUO Drug STORE. r L. SLoCUM,
lnnrnafan lima DC = .e.. w.. L.ALN WI lu-..l
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AMOUNT ExPREDEDf ON. AnnsRnKSrs an.
Nav YoRE.--I. is said that the receipts at
the Italian Opera ID New York average a.
bout 1900 per nightj the Broadway Thea
tire, so, 1000 the Nttional, $4,000; the Bow
cry, -, 900; Walhck's, S2,2OO; Burton's,
81. 200; the HippQdrome, $4,000; Rarnnm's
Museum, g 1906 Julien, $780, Add
$4,000 more for the various, other places OF
public amusement, and there's s q nightly ex-
penditure Of 8 $4,000. Z
PEEsEST TO UEITED STATES SsAMEN.--It
L. stated that the Queen Of Sardinia. who
recently paid a visit to the U. 8. frlgate
Cumberland, at Nice, was so pleased with
what she saw that she. gave an order to dis,
tribute 1000 livers among the crew.
Foop FOR EuRoPE.-The chip George A
Phelps, which sailed from Philadelphia, OF
"wednesday, for Liverpool, has a cargo 0
4,6oi barrels OF flour, and 26,0s4 bnshei
Of wheat.
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PAYING For rus MIscHIEF.-Mr. Fluent,
Of Lancaster city, Pa, whose wife was kill
cd on the New Haven railroad, at Nor,
walk, last spring, and himself much injur-
ed, has been paid $4,000 by the company,
the Inland City says, us a remaneration
for the loss aud injury he sustained, The
damages already paid by thiR company for
injuries inflicted by the Norwalk catastro-
phe would more than maintain a proper hnd
efficient experimentation over the whole
route,. whereby such accidents would be
prevented.
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Hank ~SnbpGnss
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

tnOuHn u Oe one emull uOWeI w u pOt,
struggling for life in q smokey garrett
Albany Advertiser,
A MoDEL CERTIFIcArE.-The Knicker-
booker Magazine says: our eccentric and al
most ubiquitous correspondent, Mr.. James
.Pipe,t a Pipevllle, pays the following triO-i
ute to the great merits Of the Grafienburg
Pill, Lip-Salye and Green Mountain ONT
ment:' 'f tHa3 sAtsFr
"To the President Of the Younited States
Graffenburg Phi Manufacturing Lip Sarve
and Green Mountaine Ointment Kumpany
in Congress not assembled:
"Snr Il were afflicted with a very wio-
lent pane in my lower stummick by reason
OF induring much Lickker in my sistem. 1t
renamed with me for sum time until my pre-
vious inside was materially lessened in its
parts. Driven orlmost to madness, by one
of Kipp and Browns omnibuses, | allied at
your Pill Repository in dreadful agoni, and
found your doctor just helping to some Bit
tiers, for to give him an appetite for the Pills
after dinner. He advised me TO take sum
wh;cl. I did, and found Relief before ia fin-
ished takin it,. 1t warmed my inteslines,
aud other things, and coized he prepare.
ton to exclude from my skin and the Ky
yenne Pepperto raise in my stummack 80
that | hollered right out no more for the
present, from yours trooly, J.P,p
rRAsrLR WITH TIE LoRD."-Josey Dob
son was n fisherman, and a great wrestler;
his great boast was that he could throw any
man in his neck of the woods Josey was
not an educated man; he took everything
literally, not figuratiVely; he despised all
tropes or figure Of styl 10.
On one occasion, during the heat Of hot
summer, Joseph was in New Orleans, pur-
suing HE honorable calling, when a hot
summer sun proving too much for his con-
stitution, he was taken with the yellow fe-
yer. In a little while our hero found him
self in the Charity Hospital, emaciated and
shrnnk up with disease, a mere shadow OF
what he had been. The doctor did al he
could for HIN, and finally told Josey he must
seek his peace with heaven, by calling a
preacher.
Accordingly, the preacher was sent for,
and, like a { good servant OF bis master, visit
ed the poor mans bedside.
Nov, says the good man, 'you must pre-.
pare for death; there is no hope Of your liv-
ing.
But what must | dor
'You must wrestle with the Lordi' said the
preacher; wrestlo night and day, as did ia.
cob Of old
what, rastle with the Lordr said the as
tonished Josey, looking at his emaciate,
limbs; 'rastle with these poor shrunkei
limbs! Why, he would trip me into perdi
ton the first pass!" Z.
Il t.
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Read the statement Of one pho has suffered from
IL for 90 years and has been cntirely cured 6y DR.
Weaver'S Medicines. s~I
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Making the sum Of s SlS5 90
The amount rejected from the account of
said Auditor which was not allowed and was
ordered" TO be refunded, which has been
done as above stated. The a%ccount'is 9TH
erwise correct. at
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WANTED,
AN EXPLANATION OBTAINED!

" a.
We have only time, this evening, to call
the attention Of the reader to the following
explanation ofthe "mysterious little items'
that appeared in. the Auditors Annual re-
mort. Ittalks Tor itseIfs More Anon:
JuSE IS. 1853 The Commissioners OF
Fairfield county met pursuant 10 adjourn
ment, present the same as on yesterday al
so Mr.. Shaw. The Board continued in. the
same business as engaged their attention
the preceding days, and having concluded
their inv estigations made the following or
der, to-wit:
Tn accordance with the requirements of
the statute, the County Commissioners at
this (their June session, 1850 examined and
comoared the accounts and vouchers uf the
County Auditor and find errors to h0re in
tervened to the nmnuntof ONE HUN
DRIED AND EIGHTY-FIYE DOLLARS,
which is explained by the following state
ment which is ordered to be entered on the
Journal:
STATEMENT.
Que hundred and forty dollars OF this err
ror occurred in paying to F M. Ellis, on his
account against the Treasurey,of said coun-
ty for printing. which account is in the
words and figures foilowWg:
Fpirield CrantyT Treasurer
To y. NJ Ellis, Dr..
To psinting Receipts, Assessors'
Blanks, tax ~nntiges, DO, &e.,in-
cldding2 years printing for 1913 $l95:0e
Received payment.
o. Az g HI MI " 4
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Interesting from Buenos Ayres.

Advices from Buenos Ayres to the 18th December
have been received. The country was in a state of
revolution Our correspondent writes US that Ur-
quiza will be overhrown.
BrExos AYREs, Dec A. 1852.
lrrirols fran Ne,c YorI-The Var in the In,aior-Ef.
fots 10 Crush Gen. Urquisa--D,ll- Markets, dc. dc.
by the arrival OF the ship Parana from New York. we
have dates to the Sd Oct. The brig r. Wing arrived the
day before, but brought the dates. Although we
have frequent arrivals from New York, rarely get the
Herald.
This government continues ts march Of improvement
and is doing every thing 10 encourage trade and
merce and is indeed the most intelligent and best gov
eminent that has ruled over any Of the Argentine
provinces. The tide against Urquza has been growing
stronger every day and you may expect to hear
his downfall Our latest dates from Entire Rios confirm
the reports that Gen. Hornos marching from Cor
rientes with large army, against Cen Urquiza, who
was at Arroyo de China, small town the Uru-
quay river, with small army. The people generally
joining Hornos Hornos has sworn revenge against
Urquisa who several years SINCE shot his brother and
also sentenced him TO be shot, but the day that he
to die he escaped by stratagem He in charge Of
soldier the Rio Uruguay the morning he was to be
executed and fcigncd that he wished to attend to call
from nature, and the sentinel allowed him to 20 short
distance for the purpose, he being in irons going off
short distance he drew the attention Of the soldier to
side when he sprang of, and mounting horse that
ready for hn dashed oil towards the river and plunged
IN, horse and ALL BY great exertion he reached the
Banda Oriental, and safe. soldier swimming
behind him part of the way with large knife which he
carried in his mouth to cut his throat with If he
ceeded in catching him
There an affair Of honorv in Monteyiteo about
month since between Mr. Hunt, H. D. N. Vice Consul,
and ~ Lucio Aansills Of Gen. Manslla. Mr. Hunt,
with ms servant horsewhipped Mansla and kicked him
out o. the house Mansilla Immediately sent Hunt
challenge, which accepted, and they fought with
small pistols at thirty psces exchanging shots but once
when their honor satisfied The evening both
parties at the opera and were quizne each other
WIN opera glasses and the next day dned togetherthus
ehoed one on the most singular affairs of honor ever
Montevideo. e ~ ~ ~ "
her britannic haestys steamer Locust left last week
for Paraguay, having board Sir Charles Hotham MI
mister Extraordinary and the Hon Mr. Pendleton IT, &
chsrge de Ahares near this Confederation They no 10
make treaties With the new republic, n S. Georges,
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french AnsteT goes The misssu In ths Frssch
steamer Of war Flambar, In . few days.
HDD-Dry River Plate, In tAs absence Of supplies no
ansactions have taken place The market however Is
very good and full prices could readily BE- obtained.
Exchange on England, per douboon, 6Ss to 66s. Cd
france per doubloon 10 r.. United States per cent
dtsc0unt 274.
The United States corvette jamestown Is the only Anne
rcan man OF war In these waterfall well on board.
PRESTEURR
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IyuPooI-Steanship AtlantIc-H T Tuekcrman nanl
T reman, Henry HONG, Nolte, Moulton, IN
Caresse, Fellows, Bradley, VIM Dsyv, Mrs W Iayy
Adams and lady, Carllnet, Bradley, J Bliss
Danl Daniels G BOWS, Carter, Miss Jane edwards, Il
Turntoll lewis Miner, Miss Garrett, II Garrett.
George Wright jas street lady and four children Mary
p Gates, Morris, Miss n orrs Mrs q Morris Mia,
Norris Adclsdorfer and lady. Gete Nobel TuoksS.
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| Posnncvm-Pst bseA yaa q, Aetes., 1sase., ~
Nss:.a' l:ss s:'s ~ ~ ~ 1ns.i', n ~ j.ss
H ISssse tso% a - from tsa Han or Norssas
Pos11AsD-Pst into the Roads Jan 20, windbsunA,
Victoria, Redhcad, from london for Savannah.
PlSHovn-s'd Jan q, John Rsvens, Psnas, Phhs-
0UHssrcwx--Arr Jan q. Carolina, Annsrso., PiAla-
zAnsaAm~sM Jan %, Rsstsds, Lswr, and Geesss.
Hsil NYort Osprey Honeymsn, Mobile; oath Csroains,
.S11u. 0i No, sa Cornell. Rolufs, San yr.n.
Staff Ponr-Passed Jan 20, Edward Everett, cunby.
Isn,as-Arr Jan Il, Adams Brooks N0rleans; Gorses
Bech Deyer, Savannah. ss..-.e.,.
Put IN & AscaS jordan jo~ i from yesSos
for Philadelphia. - ~ s. 49, NJ ~.
Hull Jan on spu.n Meteor, Brown, with loss Il
York After leaving Shields, she picked up shpwreek
started again the 17th since which she has NOT
been heard Of until putting into the Humber to day
solyA, Jan 22.picked up today quantity Of wrecks,
parts all in fragments Thesvesse must have been lost
st. Brides Bay the cotton Is only partially d.
mayed and short time in the water, and the r
and of this harbor is strcwn with it, or less
damaged. or. M'-Pcked up this day, half a mile west
apparently vessel Of 800 tons, with little da
mage and not long in the water with many pieces Of
wreck, and doubt lately lost Likely to DO this cotton
vessel
ANpRossAs, Jan 24-The Cuny, MCurde, of and from
Liverpool for New Orleans, struck off lying rock Oh
the South Rock Light the morning of the 2lst inst
and put In here the evening OF that day with five feet
Of water in the hold tho pumps not keeping her clear.
She is aground in the harbor and the unchanged cargo
at being discharged into store in order to get the
ship on the slip for repair.
PORTSMOUTH Jan 2l-The 0rbona, Allan from London
for Glasgow was IN contact off st Adams the night be-
fore last with the Aceon Benson for New Orleans tho
former lost bowsprit cathead cutwater rails stanch
ions and received other damage and is leaky She has
been towed INTO harbor to day. The Actaon has arrived
at the Mothorbank with trifing damage to her chain
plates.
WARRENPoNr, Jan 20-The Lord Ashburton, from Liver
pool for New Orleans driven into Dundrum Bay last
evening during the southerly gale, and is riding
with both anchors down. and main and mzenmasts cut
away She is expected to be towed into Belfast or Car
lingford Bay tomorrow, weather being moderate.
BsAuMARs Jan 23-The Lord Ashburton, from Liver
pool for New Orleans which was driven into Dundrum
Bay, Jan 49, towed in here this morning. and win
proceed for Liverpool
PLYMOUTH Jan 15-The Vuture 80 proceeded to Dart
mouth Saturday and returned Sunday. Her object
to enforce payment by the Am ship Angeque Capt.
Sanues of her piloage and other demands, which tho
captain had refused to pay Before the Vulture arrived
the vessel had sailed but whether she had previously dis
charged the demand was not asccrtained
LIVERPOOL, Sept 23-The George, for Baltimore in
going down the river to day. in tow OF steamer ran
into the Albert fat which shortly afterwards sunk crew
saved.
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Arriyed-ship Roekland Calcutta Qost Ave men on the
passage four BY sickness and one overboard-one
named Tucker, the rest were all foreigners)
Also arryed-Barks Abagun Smyrna; Little Lizzie,
Cardenas: Cleaner, Apalachcola fremont Malaga White
Cloud, Pensacola briggs Kyra, jacksonville Mary Stan
ton, Baltimore; schrs Henry, do; L, NYork; Eugene,
Jacmel; steamer Forbes, NYork.
BALTIMORE, Feb Z.
erpOol.
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MARITIMK IHTELLIGE1CR.

Port or New YORK. February z. 1853.