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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-29
THE NEW STEAMBOAT LAW.

Caution to persons using STRAIN loere to farm TO the Lac
AM manufacturing all the necessary instruments required
to a certificate from the Government Inspectors
they having granted certificates to those boats having
instruments them. My Water Guage for boilers, my
Steampressue Guage, Marine Chronometer, with pres
guage attached giving the time of day
valuable acquisition to steamboat mill and my I'm
proved Fuseable Metallic Plug for boilers which be in
serted without blowing off the boiler. if plug is melted
All the above instruments manufactured by myself; and
having had thirty practical experience in the Steam
engine gives full confidence the working qualities of
the above. fuller description will he sent to part of
the Union, by addressing JOSHUA LOWE, No. IL Deyst.,
New York, post paid.
N. s. All engineers solicited to become Agents, and
a liberal commission allowed.
April 90, 1853. 34lm
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CoNwAYEoRo, S. c April 2Ist, 1853.
AEEIvED-April is -Schr. Joseph Trmbe. =, from
Charleston. S. C.; mdze. to s Pope S s. II. Bell Taft
Bros. B. d. Beatty, Carman & Co: Buck & Beatty, T. Fl
Folmes Eli Gilligan Rraton Nelson. and D. w Watson
H.-Schr Frances Ann. Smaw, from Washington, \. c.;
905 bushels corn to master.
Steamer Fairy. Seaey from Georgetown s c.: mdze. to
r II. Holmes, w. $. Reaves, j. Beatty, Vaught Cox, B.
Barnes & Co.
2.-Schr Iowa, Davis, from Washington, n. c.; white
oak slaves, to Morgan & Darby.
CLEARED-Apr l6-Schr. Pauline Hilton. for New York
with 500 bills naval stores by Gurganus Moore Carman
Il Co.
2O-Schr Frances Ann, Smaw, for Washington n. G..
2l-Steamer Fairy, Sealey, for Georgetown, C.
PASSENGERS GEORGETOWN.
Mrs. Wallace, Miss Potter, j. Wallace Master Wallace
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NJ ARRIED.

In this county, on the 18th inst by A. J. Wesbrooks
Esq, Mr. WILEY SPENCER, to Miss PENELOPE DEAL all
this county.
In Onsow county. the 18th inst, by the Rev. w. s.
Humphrey, Mr.. BRIrroN AMAN, to Mrs. LENxEY BARROW
all of Onslow county.
In Onsow county, on the 18th inst, by A. Il. Johnson
Mr. n B. HANCOCK, to Miss MARY E WILLIS, all Onslow
county.
On Tuesday evening last, 26h inst, in this county, on
Upper Black River by Rev. c. Shaw, DAVID L. BURBANK
to Miss MARY A. HENRY, daughter of Neil Henry, Esq.
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FeHoac- CITIZENSHIP short win devolve upon YOU
to elect from amongst your number suitable person to fill
the office of County Court Clerk Allow me to present to your
consideration, candid tie for that office
the same time to return sincere thanks for your liberal
surages heretofore bestowed promise You if elected
to discharge the duties of that Office with fidelity and
zeal. SAM'I r RITNTINC,
April 18th, 1853 lS7-te-s2te
Rcs-Tovn naners conv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-29
BOOTS AND SHOES.

4s THE Subscriber would most respectfully inform his
FWV patrons and the public in general that he has just
- ceved large and excellent assert ment OF Ladtes
Gcntemens, Misses, Boys and Children BOOTS, SHOES
and CATERS every quality style and fashion
ry make his assortment compete which he intends SELL
low for cash. punetua on short time
And would therefore, solicit purchasers to call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere he feels assured that
the increased of stock he has hand he
will be able fit and please, both in the price and quality,
all those who may favor him with their patronage
Orders thankfully received and promptly executed with
and dispatch Very greatul for the liberal share of
patronage heretofore received hopes strict
both merit and receive continuance of the
d. d. CARROLL.
Clinton n. c.. Anil Is. 1858 34-3t
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NOTICE TO THE WORLD AT LARGE.

r. RESTON having gone North and got back. and
likewise recovered from violent attack of Spiritual
Rapping where by he has been most unaccoun
tably medium in the most modest and polite
manner fresh of Groceries. and everything in
line of business Fresh Tea Sugar Pickles. Dutch Her
besides the. has added to his stock of
ing articles variety matters Churns Milk Pans
and many kinds and shapes of Tin Ware Wooden and Will
low Buckets and brass bound in fact
all kinds Except the Bucket the fellow kicked) common
Baskets and fine assortment of fancy German French and
East India Baskets The above articles really nice and
should any wish 10 take game OF whist or oid sedge
packs Devils Prayer Book both French and Eng
fish, which sell low as the law allows.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-29

R5-We are authorized to announce Dr. JAMES F. SNIP
SUN, as again candidate for the Office of County Court
Clerk OF New Hanover County DR.. s. pledges himself
elected to discharge the duties of his industry and
fidelity IAnril 20 aste*
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Late and Important from New Mexico.


NJ t w ORLEANS April 26.-MiIlard B. Fairvel bear
,s "e dispatches from the United State Legation at
s%t arrived on the steamer Texas, reports that on
9m dr express arrived at the city of Mexico, bring
SeTS OF the occupation of Mescada Valley, in
~ Ge"uua by the Governor of New Mexico.
Intelligence created great surprise, and the de
h. fpd'oh was TO drive out Americans at the point
OS6yyonet An armed force was ordered TO pro-
y OHlAuahua to reinforce the Mexican Genera ,
NgSIs' IN eXpelling Gen. Lane. A delegation of
.slIcao authorities waited upon Judge Conkling
~ T1 solemn protest against the whole proceed
'ue utmost excitement prevailed amongst all
d, 'md the reply of Gov. Freas to Lanes procla-
~. H. was regarded as a most unusual and powerful
.'uoa OF the rights of Mexico.
H.. S C:oHPosIToRs.-His myers are small, and he
sssP Ills type from the case with a rapidlty truly
S5 have never seen it equalled in an
I'm printing office. But his days work over (and
86ss 81 done, sometimes, in two or three hourS.)
"a most lndolent and dissipated creature in ex-
re is never out of debt, and never without
aus heels but he invariably disputes all
aOf PO" nm, and never pays till he does so by
,nI 3me court. required ten of these compo-
eGae Engaged them at exactly double the rate
spI@iey received in Calcutta. Sc Look at the dis
Nes teJ would say ''to be so far off from your
asio,. "hom you must send money sir !" The
af'o's SAID they should require FIVE distributors
soutI ooompostor never distributes his matter -
il t aanr il beneath his dignity. Besides,
S0~,S pSo'he his feelings TO have some one un-
whom human u being at his beck and calI-some-
Feasssa ~ u ne may bully with impnnity, and strike
asn.nln These native distributors do moi
Aes q word of English many cannotle ll you
and "a Tue letters but they will fill case as
''a''aotd Words,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-29

THE TIME HAS CONE! the season has opened :! and
l. we are prepared to exhibit of the most attractive
assorments of Warm Their Goods before looked
in Wilmington DO call in and examine splendid as
sortment of Lutong Vess-hosc elegant Pongo Silk
Coats splendid Silk Half Hose, Shirts and Drawers. One
of the choicest assorments of French Marsees Vests
have ever kept those Patent Yoke Shirts - those fine
three ply Standing Collars Summer Cravas endless
variety beautiful fancy Silk Crayats; White Buff and
Fancy Vests All the best make We defy all compet ion
You can't buy the quality at any price elsewhere. Call
SCOTT s. BALDWIN'S,
April 26 One door below Whakers Piano Store.
Herald
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-29

PREMIUM IRON PIANO-FORTES.
I'M ESE instruments possess many advantages
those made of wood and from 20 to TT II
% per cent. less in price for the pattern.
They all of the most superior tone and fin
ish and warranted to stand in any climate
The undersigned continue to manufacture Panoortes in
rosewood case, from S235 to $500.
Our catalogue of SHEET MUSIC is the largest in the
country, and furnish EVER ARTICLE in the Mu-
sic line.
Sheet Music by Mail.
FIRTH. POND & CO.,
No l Franklin Square,
April 10Th. '53-T343m1 NEW YORK.
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VARIETY STOVE WAREHOUSE.
RARTT.ETT BENT fr.

VARIETY STOVE WAREHOUSE.
BARTLETT BENT. Jr..
Manufacturer and Dealer in the most Approved
STOVES. RANGES,
Farmers Boilers. Ship CabOses, Gas Ovens,
Charcoal and Hard Coal Furnaces, Oven Fronts, sc.
Iron Castings generally.
~A 23S Water Street, Neyy-TOrk.
April 20. 1853 3i-3m
COOPERS.
GENERAL good workmen can find steady employ at the
- highest wages. at my shop in this place.
Wilmington Al ril %. l8J334 4t*l \. MORGAN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-29

NorE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne soldin the
water are subject to the expense of landing, Inspection
cooperage, &c. say Lumber 80 cents to 81 Nj Tar
and Turpenne about 10 Is cents per barrcand for ma
val ste es when brought per railroad about the expen
ses *For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine a
deductien is made according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-29

Mexican Mustang Liniment-
Every land has hailed with
Xtacy this prepar alton whose
Intrinsic merits has introduced it's
Curative powers to the notice of the Who'll.
American people Rheumatism of long duration;
Neuralgia, with its tortures, have yielded % its
Magical influence; cancers. contorted Joints
liberated and swollen limbs that have
Suffered for years under the weight of dispasc
Turn. by its applica ion to suppleness and health.
remedy of such general usefulness that can restore
Newness of Action 10 the diseased YES arteries
Glands Of the human body, is worthy IF high praise
Let the rheumatic. halt lame and palsied
Invalid examine its qualities, and they will
Not be disapp 'inted. Years of study and
Investigation have enabled the proprietos o the
Mexican Mustang I.niment TO furnish remedy
extraordinary in IFS power over diseases,
No matter Of how long standing-sold at
The agents in all of the union.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-29

STEAMER {. SPRAY FOR sMITRVILLF.
THE STEAMER g SPRAY will leave > .sT-.-A
l. for Smthvle Tuesday. Thursday and $500
saturday at A. NJ returning. will leave Smithyille same
days at p NJ On Sunday, leaving Wilmington 10 A.
Wharf. -
Passage so cents in all Freight Is cents per barrel
Other articles in proportion.
Apply on board or to A. II. VANBOKKELEN,
April 10 No 2, South Wharyeg
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-29
BoT1L1Nc ESTABLISHMENT

ISObINSUN. ". Cs,- -
IIAFlNG opened establishment for the prepa tior
l. and bottling of MINERAL WATER of all kinds
such as Lemon, Sarsaparilla, &C., also, GINGER Pop.
and in general every description of beverages together with
very superior article of EFFERVESCENT CIDER. IL
prepared to supply orders for the
dozen for the Mineral Water Po and cF
per dozen for the Cider delivered free of additional charge
at part of the town. and warded of the
country where ordered at the charge those ordering
March Z, 1852 l55 -3m-27-6ha
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$50 REWARI

WILL be paid for the apprehension and delivery to M
w me, or lodged in the Jail at Wilmington. Of ri
March last. HARRY employed as Distiler at So.
Rocky Mount in Edgecombe county several years has
wife in that vicinity, owned by Mr. Arthur Freeman
inches high, stout built and black complexion
HENRY MUTT.
Wilmington N. c., 2o!h April 1853 1873 33.tf
RS Herald and Commercial copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-29
A TumOur In the Neck cured by HclIowny,s Ofnt
AZ Pills.

Thomas NARROW, residing Welsh BLACK Bristol had
been in i'll health for years. always complained of
in the neck he by several medical gentlemen but
successful in aordng him relief; however ae
some time large formed
he suffered intensely and tried remedy remedy
tanning any benefit until he made e oloways s Sh
eecuaiy cured it, and he now Cue enjoyment Of ntends
robust health. = y %%
Sold at the establishments - TO Foi ,lows$ 244 Strand
!near Temple Bar London and
Dealers Medicines throughout
Of the United States in Boxes at 3z &c. 81 So Whole
sale by the principal Drug houses of the Union
N ' e"'
There is considerable saving by taking largest sizes
N B. Directions for the guidance every disorder
affixed o each Box.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-29

IrRESH ARRIVALS.-Pr Schr. Ann and Susan, and
Abel 20 Bags of prime Laguira Coffee 10 bbls do do
Coffee Crush Sugar dozen of Simmons long butt Axes
Low for cash at GEO. H. kELlIEI'S.
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FOR SALE.

THREE PORTABLE CIRCULAR STEAM saw
l. MILLS made by George Page & Co Baltimore owned
by the Greenvlle Raleigh Plank Road Company situated
Wilson These Mills have all been used some extent but
arc in order with all their fixtures to be put in
would do well to avail themselves of this opportunity by
Co., N G; John A. Selby, GreenyilIe N G.. or William r.
Myers Wilson, n c. when any information relative to the
matter will be attended to. - &. ..sszs4sI-
ALFRED MOVE, Pres't G. & r. Pike
March 23d 1853. e I7l-tfst,n- -ad. I IsIr,ss
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Doct I, u. Handy says of STABIER'S ANODYNE CHER
Ky EXPECTORANT, g have admin stored cases
oil bronchial Affections with the results from
knowledge Of its admirable effects with greatest
hdence recommended it, &c. another
col
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Four Days Later from Europc.

HOuH lay I-"tcf AGOhA ufODc'
The Steamer Humboldt arrived at New York on
be 18th inst, from Southampton, which port she
AOn the 18th. Her dates from Liverpool are to
& 18th inst. She brings Is pnssenge rs.
The weather throughout gland was seasonable
The cargo of the ship Thomas Henry from New
beans was being landed at Liverpool on the 18th
iAe health OF Queen Victoria was rapidly improv-
lg. Fergus OCOnner had been declared lunatic
the commission de lun0tieo inqulrendo
Lord John Russell stated in the House of Com
laS on Tuesday that the Tuscany government had
Idogzed for the expulsion of Mr.. Crawford from
lscany.
Ibe news from France was unimportant. The
nnCh funds had improved
The University of Pavia, Italy had closed in con-
Pence OF the Milan instruction, but would open
the 18th inst
hungary had been divide into three districts,
Rh Deputy Governors for each
Dates from Consantinople, Turkey, to the 25th
Ill., safe that affairs between Russia and Turkey
ge Unsettled and enveloped in mystery. Prince
l@Skot had demanded an audience with the Sui
which the latter declined
Tue sultan refused to negotiate upon certain ques-
S until the arrival Of the French and English
'lOaSSadors. A French fleet was in Salann's Bay
correspondent of the London Times says that
s%la Was endeavOring to conclude secret treaty
10 Turkey, failing in which Constantinople would
aEen by a coup de main.
lAe latest accounts from Constantinople state
an English war steamer, three Russian despatch
@GIS and French steam frigate were lying in
j1ar60r. a Turkish feet was anchored off the
'leN Horn apparently making arrangements for
|wemcnt, and another Turkish fleet was anchor
'@ Alexandretta
,I ne indian overland mail arrived at Trieste on
MI tOtn with dates to March 5th There nc
ae5 intelligence from Burmah. Trade at Cal
>" ou!' The rebellion in China was still increas
causing complete manic at Pekin.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-29
Died.

In this town. the 9th inst CAROLINE R. daughter of
Charles and Caroline f. Newman aged year and % days
Near Long Creek Bridge the 18th inst in the S9th
year of his age Mr.. John C1 w. C. RoBITzsCH.
At Owen Hill in Bladen county, the night of Tuesday
the 18th inst Mrs. Lucy A OWEN widow of the late Gov-
ernor John Owens and daughter of General Thos Brown
officer in the Revolutionary war; aged about 60 years
Near Smithville Wednesday evening last Mrs EMILY
M'RACKAN, wife of Mr.. R. NJ Rackan. aged 80 years
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-29

IcsACk SALT-1SO0 Sacks, on board brigantiue Mat
II thew King daily expected arrive from Liverpool
For sale bv FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
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CHARLESTON, April 26.-C otton-We continue to no.
ee dropping market Tho sales to-day reached about
1850 bales at extremes ranging from Il to log cents
NEW ORLEANS. April 25.-On Monday Cotton was
dm and $500 bales weredisposed from 10 to l0a cents
Rice was in better demand at 50 % q 100 lbs.
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Mexican Mustang Liniment-

@-Town papers COPY.
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Foreign Ports.

Sailed from Melbourne Jun ship Gnee Taylor Singapore
Al Conantnop l5th u barb JAMES smith ColbUrn Boston
Al su yrps nit MunOss King for Boston soon yet. &c
Al Catsn 4h alt hrig w Jones Burke for Boston lds
No An vessel AZ Malta 81 insf.
H5nI hey for bosgon and Others IS before ~ ''-'''
Mare lies 9Th inst ship Jane henierson Knowles Boston,
AZ ut bss Yong Tn HARDING S.utilu. Lincoln
Fruitr DAVIS o Bo-ten dUdon and EHssbe,h
Gil sAI th, 10 perorn days qlrzatine brzs Martha
wonhrsiol Freesn DO PsalnA Taylor Boston
s~ sssy and KGe Ardrson Mikes SswYos sshr. Msrs
yewsG tsnnsy NJ; Freeman Clover and ) II Townsend,
seIt IS sasd Sth, bark Charm, sleeper from SswYors
lot Asbon perform qs.sDne In eSnegaens Of statements
tbee ordered the Lazsretto and be
IS Gays Quarantine Vessels f0n the baltic Ensh Por and the
Moth France had 10 pe form days quarantine
CroLsd ID int shr. Golden Eagle Thompson for New
Yoii d.y srena Leach tor 90 dr, Sea FADE VIII
Lyereol nay ready PuEustuk Prs AID Ko-sgh Percy
for bro Z ssFts AnseDars ssIlns, for Booo
fsEc Feeto Ter 90 dE John Cas1e, k4ynes r DO
sb.s S sheet o1 Lady kniEh ChOs for Gl.sg5~ As
tris ksyns fisre for bosien DO
bah Re- stArdsh Magma for brig Altoona Br shsds for
Boston
Az PsnaEeaso 18th ut- brs Fairy Waleby I'm PhaisiPha
jrst ar
PE< dis sebr UuiOn Dauaby FOR Ne--York. dz-
Al fIto Csbeio ID Inst schr ClaTa buses Weber tor
Ns-fors Y days only An vessel Sailed 7sh brig Chs Tor
" An. ve.sel a. Port "a Pax, 9Th ms,
isI hr pei and a.y, brs seo.
E.il h.raere l,nd I'd Nh for eo 4 sast 1asH Hs-,
BstinoTei Sta 81 Anee Hopkins do lon Gen Pnekn-y.
Bays 90 SD q s4rt Ten CoFSn Bsod C.eaaeEsi IA Oss
Az Rfuecios llth bsrk Ly4nder Snos rom sne flr BeOa
Ar syensy B "a 'ns .ssi rAIsy 52.,aH -. Jon.
hr Charlotte, Leblanc, Ne~-oed1ord Cid scar
Ar HsifsI sA ns, schs surf Mailman ye--York; Mary
Al Oh Vs0r. BosfeE tr Pic10a
AT q MHGnieh l2th Isr- bars oiuie Jewell se-TOrf
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Wiialer,

Provincetown Montezuma North
Atlantic bbs p do biz dsh oil spoke llth inst lat
e. schr l. Nckerson SOpe OF PToyncetOwn, )
o VII 10Th lat ~ OIL chip Champion Peae Of and from Esr
Atlantic Ocetu. IS bbls sp Oi.
Arr Al san Erancco Aas big Thoma< I'm whaling
Touched at Fysl 20 Sep Sea Gu Nichols Sewbed
10 bbs OIL hnded Kathleen, Allen do ?, 1907 %
hone landed Ds~on Crowe do sS bbls sp landed Ocean
Fuller do 81 do do ARnswsn Phinney Matapoiss $50 do do
Margaret Hoes Salem, Is 81 bb khsb anded PneaiI
Iuher PrVvinCeown us 70 bshsh landed Ro hs;hild snail
lended, Cicero, Manchester, do clean Marcela
Lambert do 81 sp; Cgch lot Hosmer 40 ~ bkhsh
Hdse. sas Hstor lie Jsms Andrews Bu Ter SewB sdord
81 swift Vincent do clean sally Ann HAthswsy do do
Jsms A,Sd SULLIVAN DO 81 sp Sea Os Seaos do ~ p see
sp Franklin Lee, II Metae Woodbridge, do clean
Ksbesp Alien do ssp, Lapwing Weeks do clesn Andrews
Smith do sp Merrthes Farhayen Sd: lieorze
Jenny Nwpor &c sP+ yessrou Williams SewLndon clean
heIDs sh Nantucket D syph Gardner Far
hsytrd Graham Is GtorEe and Mary Manchester
WssIor. y sp board Mexico Coll DO sp
Bonita July bark Rio Grade
do knsh
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Steamship Andes Br Moody Liverpool Sept and Bosom
CunGrd- 18Th NJ passed steamship Fr.nk
lin hence for Hayrei NJ P-d steamship Tsavs hence for
Clipper ship Pride Of America. (of Richmond new SO tun,J
Hawthorn Richmond Me- d N ballast Nesmifh Son sd
Of South ChGnhe Nsnuek Spanish brig with the os Of
foremost steering W.
ship John Cushing of Newburpor Panner Newbarypor,
s q. In ballast 70 Atkins
Psese; .hP Excelsior Hsdey Liverpool Aus
pas 70 ; 1houI son Nephew.
ship John Currs But1aAa Liverpool Ass H. nase to Il
Richards
KuEhasdt ID inst LAT ~ 81 lon 81 a. pok. ship Oregon
Bssl John Murray of Boonl wscott ST. J.sO De Cub. p
susar and tobacco 70 PERKINS, DeAno-
Bark Meuai Brl Anil Limerick - d. in bAllAs; sad is pas
DeNolfs Co. lsth "a 81 10 lon So Br Re
ward. Of Whifhsvtn- steering : l.
BARK Bren Even Bremen 50 d. me and A Hen
ninss Muller Gosine
Bah Mals.rt. lBTj E.hope, cadis il Is railroad Oa
Bsrk Horton Of ROeilsnal Packard from csrss
Aug H. ton TO c Duncan ID ss az ii 81 lon q 10 sOfs sa2
Calhoun hence for LverPecL
Bah Bess Grant Br kicks-d Gorivea Domingo Azs p
koguy Liverpool pat this po having
fte sth az 81 IS hurricane from 2
srts ard OBLIGED he 0rs and
everything moveste Of deck srr.sed
vessel 80 that she leaks bailey The fallen IN By the pilot
boat Jua 18Th 20 miles Of sandy Hook nd t0wea th
Port
Bs Ellen Reed Of BueAsPO Reed jacksonville Z u IuoeF
70 Order.
Brs Flora lof Newcastle Me- Yates Lesho-n JAY q
= o. Baker Il scock la - 3 lon II observed
Genet fof 5 DAYS al the time In th-
BEs l4rTes Gade BeBe lHonl Sth sept- e0ehaes rood
&c 70 Josiah Jex seq d al "a lon - n sPo1s brs BrAs1 Ia
bosfoa fr 1ri1i1aa-
Fra Ms-shzNey wsrrvs s Bo-l-szK IS 4 brady sni
70 - An vessel J. W. KEcL 2h zst 4 - II.
I0a ~ speis Br sLp Acme n CRY Pofaf sor cssbec
Schr Ehrsheth PhaaGelVka
ssAr Asswsn, Bescy, WEeaAsn a. ssis % 5 r gsd<l
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

shps-N B. Palmer Lowe, San Praneoo, A A Low Bros;
West Point Muner Liverpool Kermit Csrow Obi, Resesg
Liverpool w Philips
Bsis- Depey AveI Msrselles TriPP-r Deviin Carolina,
Sherwood Cbsreson Durham Dimon Susan Jane ru West
Coast OF Africa Pa hinder lBrl Loyeles. Qsebee H.
Meyer, Elbe (HHa) Sehroendser Hamburg L. Beck m
hsrdt
Bnss-Cha de Wolf (Br) Card St jobs B ssd Windsor
Whitney CO.. ALBANIA Br .sulvAn. Sydney. B. 7 l. r.
DeWo floenee Ray Nsuvitss Peek Chureh Canada 5rl
NcDousA Norfoh Whitney Co, John Wiley lBr Beck
with St John " b, Whitney Co; ST Lawrence, tBr Ne
DouEa Maitland Whitney Co; La Mode br rsryoy,
J. Whitney Co; james (Bf Price 81 Johns,
Ny, \. Rowland w. Goddard, winehersr Alexandria
Smith Boynon Nssd Morley Aspinwal c W Morgan
Sehocn ers-Ntrhs Maria Fsrs Salem X w R0per AbeonA
lBr) Cole St John n b, Whitney Coz Firm, English Cty
Point sagh; O. King Wainwright Ssvannab Nc
Crrsdy Mott Co. Ashland Busoh NOoi stog.s Clsarman
Co.
sloop-Thons. Huh, Hall Providence, n.sser
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Sept of Cape Carnival seh Montauk fun NewYork for Key
Mtst
June Is lat 6e ship Carthage Davis fn calso June H. for
Hamilton Roads 49,
Gsveston for NJ ntes.
Srt 10 LAT brig showing signal
a white red bail In blue field steering L probably brig
Chsfswoitb Brown I'm Newly ok MtranhamJ
ai % Ion a a. sehr Byzantine Of Catine fun Boston
sept 49, Ion 81 4 ship Siam Croker ds fun New York
for AN FraI cisco
Sept "A brig Lillian of Backspor, bound :.
8, 49, lat IS 20. lon II II, brig b. Youns. bound
Sept 3 Care bark Peri I'm Csmto via Havana for Port
land.