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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

TIME Subscriber most respectfully announces '.n
Public that he has made arrangements 10 A''F
Mechanics Boarding House
It is his intention to pay strict attention to o
fort of all who may favor him with their PauOJho
He begs leave to say that need apply e 9GgsN
of good habits. PATRICK mCuo 'x,su.
Raleigh, March Is, 1858.
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IRISH PorAToEs. 1. Thoroughly manure the
ground, and then thoroughly spade or plow it, the
deeper the better, and rake t-Breakng every clod.
2. Lay it off in rows the width of cotton rows.
8. Chop out shallow holes in the rows about the
distance of a common step, "a to % inches apart.
4. Drop whole potatoe in each chop. If the
potatoes are small, put two. And if obliged, from
scarcity, to cut the patatoes, Always place the cut
side doaon.
5. Put good shovel full of long stable manure
on the potatoes at each chop and cover it over
lightly with earth.
6. As the potatoes grow, hill up.
I had this method from the same Connecticut
farmer who said it was not . very rare thing for
an acre to produce from 300 to 600 bushels there.
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The BANGS OF NEW YoRK, LONDON AND PARIS
According to an article in the New York Economist,
the quantities of specie in the banks of New York,
London and Paris, the 3Oth of January last, were
IS follows: Banks Of New York, $4,000 600:
Bank of France, $50. 455, ,, SO; Back of England.
go, 912, s33-total, $194, 1868, 599.
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VIM. H. MAYHEM, Secretary.

INTEmPERANcE. We find in an Eastern paper the
following arguments in favor OF temperance by Mr..
Edward Bans, of England, who is the member of
Parliament, we believe, for Leeds. The subjoined
is extract from his speech. Mobile En-. Ne,os.
The peculiar danger of intoxicating drinks is in
their extreme seductiveness, and in all but uncon-
querable strength of the drinking habit when once
formed and their peculiar malignity is in their being
the parent nurse of every kind Of crime, wicked
ness and suffering.
l say boldly that living who intoxi-
eating drinks is free from the danger Of at least
sional, and if of occasional, ultimately of habiuaI
excess. have myself known such frighttul insan-
of persons brought into captivity to the habit,
that there seems to be no character position, cir
cumstances that free men from the danger. l have
known young of the finest promise led by the
drinking habit into vice. ruin and early death. have
known such become virtual paricides. l have known
many tradesmen whom it has made bankrupt have
known Sunday scholars whom it has led TO prison.
have known teachers, and even superintendent,
whom it has dragged down to profigacy. [ have
known ministers of religion in and out of the estab-
shment, of high academic honors, of splendid elo-
quence ave. of vast useful ness, whom il has ascin-
ated and hurried over the precpice of public infamy
with their eyes open, and gazing with horror their
fats. have known men of the strongest and clear
est intellect, and of vigorous resolutions whom it has
made weaker than children and fools.
l have known gentlemen of refinement and taste
whom it has debased into brutes. have known po-
cts Of high genius whom it has bound in bondage
than the gaeys and ultimately cut short their
days. have known statesmen, lawyers, and judges
whom it has killed. have known kind husbands
and fathers whom it has turned into monsters. have
known honest men whom it has made Williams. l
have known elegant and Christian ladies whom it
has converted into bloated sots.
Is it not notorious that under the ravages of drum
kenness the land mourns This it is which, may
almost say excusiyeIy-6lls our prisons, or work
houses, lunatic asyIums, dens of pollution,
and hospitals; which causes most of The ship
wrecks, fires, fatal accidents, crimes, outrages and
suicides that load the columns of orr neWspa pers ::
which robs numberless wives of husbands affec-
ton, and numberess childrenof parents fonduess;
which strips thousands of homes of every comfort
deprves ofIhousands of children of education
and almost of bread. and turns them on the street
which leaves SO many places of worship almost emp.
y, and so many Mechanics Institutes languishing
whilst the pot-houses crowded; which BRINGS
down Git is estimated) sixty thousand of our popuia-
Iation every year to a drunkard's grave!
And OF all The victims Of ntemperance, be it re-
membered, There is not one who did not begin bv
moderate drinking, or who had the remotest idea
wien he began, that he should be led to excess.
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Hosiery.

HOSIeFy.
AIDES white and black Silk Hose,
IL do Spun do do do do
do Bleached and unbleachcd Cotton Hose,
do Black and lead colored do do
Misses and chiIdrens bIeached, stripped and clOk
Hose,
Gents Eng Striped Hose,
do half Hose, all colors,
Boys do do striped and plain.
w. H. & R. S. TUCKER
Raleigh, March 22d, 1853. 81
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SEC. 10. Belt further enacted, That whenever
in the construction of said plank road,it shall be
necessary to cross any Of the public highways Of
the State, said plank road shall be SO constructed
as not to obstruct or impede the passage along said
public highway and whenever they may deem it
necessary or expedien, the said company is autho-
rised to change or alter the direction of any such
public highway, and for the taking or appropriat,
ing any land for this purpose, they shall proceed
under the provisions of this act in case the said
land should be necessary for the plank road Pro-
vided, That in making such change, the company
shall prepare road equally as good as the road
for which it is to be substituted, but this company
shall not be compelled to keep in repair the road as
changed.
SEC. IL. Be 1T further enacted, That this act
shall be in force from and after its ratification.
Tread three times and ratified in General As
sembly this 9th day. of December, A. D., 1881
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The national peculiarities of a people are shown
as strongly in the naming of ships in more con-
sequential matters. The Spaniard displays the
religious tendency of his mind by such titles as
&c The Holy Trinity" and the "Twelve Apostles
The French exhibit their sensuality in the " Prima
Donna" and Madame Ceritas." The industry
and love of money of the Dutch shows itself in
such titles as the " Beaver" and Gold Hunter
John Bulls uglness comes out in the shape of
" Spitfres =" and boxers" Thunderers and
" Devastations." Jonathan goes his length on
speed, progression, and universal dominion, pc
culiarity that shows itself in such names as ely
ing Cloud" "Sovereign of the Seas" West
Wind" Wild Pigeon" Empress of the Deep
philosopher could get up quite truthful history OF
a people without consulting any other documents
than the sterns of their ships. Dutchman.
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ParasoIs and EJmbreEIas

DLACK and second mourning Silk Parasols
I'D Figured and solid colored do do
Black Silk and Bingham Umbrellas.
w. H. & r. S. TUCKER.
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Sla.577 81

There have been conveyed on this road since
November, 38,645 bales of Gotten. A portion of
each train is loaded with Flour, Corn, Oats, and
other agricultural products.
This is certainly doing first rate business, and
the stockholders can have no reason to complain
without the proceeds are paid out for repairs, DC.
Charlotte Whiy
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aid and SIX Gloves.

az DOZEN pair Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves,
W. 10 do do do do Alexander Sill
Gloves.
Real twisted Silk Gloves for Ladies and Misses.
w. H. & r. S. TUCKER
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MantIIIas and ShawIs.

DLAIN and Embroidered Silk MantiIIas.
Il Black Silk Lace Mantilas, velvet trimmed,
do do do Points,
Figured do do MantilIas,
Plain and Embroidered Grape Shawls
w. H. & r. S. TUCKER.
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n. A w 6
CHAPTER CXXIV

ofths State of North Carolina passed by the General Assem-
bly, at the Session of 1852. =
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LACE GOODS.

AACE UTVOUSs
TNRENCH worked Collars,
H. do do Capes,
do do Chemezette's,
do do Undersleeves,
Honiton Collars,
Muslin Bands,
Swiss and Cambrick Flouncngs,
do do Edging and Inserting,
Valencieur do do do
Thread and LisIe do do do
Thread Bobhin do do do
Black and white Lace Wells, &C., &C.
w. H. & R. TUCKER.
Raleigh, March 22d, 1858. 81
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The following is statement of the gold dust
shipped according to manifesD by steamers from
San Francisco during the year 1852:
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.lbbOals! RibbOns!!
ROmRRfS

. ICH Bonnet, Neck, Sash and Taffeta Ribbons.
d. W. Fl. g. r. S. TUCKER.
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BOmnetS.
T Attest styles for Ladies and Misses.
IL w. H. & r. S. TUCKER
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Of this amount, there was sent to New York,
$39,o03,367; to London, $6,2oo,o27; to New
Orleans $47o,7e3; to Panama, 5000 to San
Juan, $4,000.
The gold crop of Australia, at the present rate
Of product, is estimated at five millions of dollars
per month, or sixty millions per year.
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BUSINESS OF OUR RAILROAD. The business of
the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad for the
month Of February is as follows:
Freights, $13,977 o3
Passengers, 4,182 "a
Mails, 418 90
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FRIDAY. Iuly 2l-P u.


Tie Stock market TO day presented no new features
speculation being quite at stand. Erie Railroad was
better Cumberland Coal declined q cent Sales United
States 6s OF 1885, 1901 Kentuckys 1851. Crystal Palace
wa, better, selling at 9i The adjournment Of the Legs
lature will have some good influence upon Securities, as
soon as the smoke has cared as to what they have
or have not done
Money continues before, quite abundant at cent
on call with the gratifying feature that all the Savings
Banks of the City overlooking With money and Offering
uat6 q cent and would take & cent at CALI on good
securities The deposits larger and specie accumuates
afording evidence of general in the market. II is
however the case that class Of lenders disposed
10 lock up their funds for long dates The demand for
money r the Custom House large having been on one
dsv GOO larger than before taken in one day
The demand tor Bills for Saturdays steamer is fair and
rates rule steady as yet.
The Bank OF Missouri sold its silver s25tooo, to Page
Bacon Il Co at cent. premium Silver commands that
nemum in New York and the Mint has held over s25O0
ooo for three months under pretense of coming it.
Tuesday last the 10Th ns, fixed for the opening
trip of the first division of the Pacific Railroad Co This
inclpdes IS miles between ST. Louis and Franklin.
The imports Of Dry Goods for the week are as follows
ApTTI ALTON
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR CouRT-GESrR,L TsENBeiore Judges DvES aud
PANE

stprPfOR COCRT-GENLRAL TERN-beiofe JUDGES DVtA ao
PANE
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
Martin. the Msvor David Sharpe and others grantees
Re srrument--This case up yesterday ON the re-
sronm.n ordered in the point the Cour, should CON
s,osy that Railroad in Broadway would MT be an injury
10 plAintin other words that would not be aanl9ry 70
atbe sirt.t-bAs Jurisdiction in the case MI II u
Field with Messrs J. Il Flanagan and W. MoDermoL ap
pemed on the part Of The grantees, and Msssrs '" u
Moves and Fitzgerald for plaintiff.
Ar Field ooDended that an individual IN such case
could NOT M ap,an suit IS belongs solely % the OH g
- shs Attorney General behalf Of all Interested lie
Quoted he section in Revised Statues sect 81 art , CHI =
,se mart 3 vol :, 80 ed As 10 Cor operations viz
Iipon bill being ded by the Attorney General 10 the
g.. ~ Chanc.ry the Chancellor SHAH have power 10 re-
,si hv ;nunc,iop any corporation from assuming or
s,.rn sny franchise liberty or privilege or transscnng
Iy busip.ss not allowed by the charter OF sAd eerPSr
,on. ard in the same manner 70 restrain MI! lSuNtiuN
from exercising any corporate rige's, ptS. "e
rot GRANTED 10 them by any law OF thus SSts III.
Nj also referred to original ne OF the nsSlspIS
On de section I'D ed T. ), vol J. p 1907 S 'oitoNs
THE proceedings at law by qno karsaHI "I 49,
ore az dilatory that much mischief VIII gehe1sly % 80
hSora ;udeuent can be obtained and are so expensive
ve.' ynwma,y remedy seems absolutely Necessary
tn nots ADDS: Chancellor Kent had hStu' W y. "
r. SeI hat the Court old not possess the power pro-
a. ,sosxd 70 be given in said section A. .
E FSsld oontend,d that no case can DC iouna ~ s
- there proceeding Of the kind has been sus.sneu
against corporation and Insisted ths' sn
d;yanal can enter suit aud thar JuFso'o"on u'e' '
EXIT ..asa ,bs, in case of apparent
h o},,nst mr. Violation of the powers OF
m ;ndi sidusl tax payer or citizen as wen a, .no
esnsraL has rs6 to come in and esun rsns'' "'
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Dir

BuTLFR-or Friday Jay z Harriet wife Of Benjamin r. Butler
and fyigfds and those Of her family invited q a..
td her funeral Sunday afternoon the 9th Inst a. the heree
P.silcudn Chuuh. between WsVeiles pace ao oAij AZ
o'c 'ocS without further vtstipn 81,
CARpFNTFR-Ou Sixth Day morus July q VI c1ns.n p0n
ABBY : wife of Isaac CWnene
The reve and friends respectfully invited 20 attend her "a
crfirr AZ a oc 70 NJ II At'orI-yt Ine
r,srs b. Pu,ch, Westchester Co.. for iatenent
Vsrleu Raj rced Csul3gos viii be IA atcuda1ca
DATER-Iu okyn July D. the residence Of hs fa, Philip
W Dsi,r Jacob Deter. Fsg- aged IS
His romans veic taken 70 Troy for lptsrnent
MlLBANK-On THURSDAY morning. JAY Il, at hs rHdc-cs :
Pufed Samuel hbank late OF tins cry ~ me ''n yei Oh
ms sac. - =. ~ -.
Il ffr- 40 this dav O'Clock ?. NJ and b. conveyed %
Grtrwood iermen lie fnends end te ~ ~
ems re fully invited attend ~ nnsa Carrage VII De
+. adrtss north end If the 5att'ry, OIL Sfa@s.
FElk-O9 tnfy uEa3' Sa v.1 IN moths and DAYS
The ves end friends Of the family are feq1estei y sa ne
further alton fio the residence o. hef ii
N so rlmfou-st sunday. 2ith inst, a 6c ocS
WILD-Iu Brooslvn Friday morning July = Of dysentes,
Agceon Mid u.ed g.
atres ic1ds he family invited 70 s'tsnd re To-
.-s vi lort further al 2P on sunday the [h INST @ =
hi lste fesideuce No. IS CraLbtTry-st. Brooklyn
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ou,, hss Jurisdiction Of The case, sud that the
,o,, - 60 hs msinfaiu,d Decision reserved

MARINE CoUkT-Bf'"-e Judge Nc ARrHY,
Roswell - l-rr~ .yt Peter kehoe BY or ker -
recov.r sl2" .irr one per cent on building loan OF
SO % nm ih,e lots in Fifteenth St made By ne previous
Of thel,s Mr. Browne 70 lefendsnt Plaintiff sOld
iho lots broker and claim The per cnage On ihf art
ct defence was shown that ny decision Of the Supreme
Court hut hafper commission contested Ii also
authorizes Judges should they ct to d. 20, TO open
defaults provides for the holding OF general erms Of
The Court be composed Of the three Judges 70 which
pppe. he taken from the decision Of single Judge
tie ihud story Of the building the Park Is % be
Gifted mp for the use e this Court
Ericssion ~ jari,iirtoR-ln addition 70 rs powers
which unlimited regards amount, az NJ rine our
the Jurisdiction Of this Court has been extend by aT
lust passed with rty 20 try not ony actions ~ oeo
but Of assault .ery, SANDER wrongful Withholding
Of pro perry other Of tort re-psss-ihe nog
mest IN each case not % exceed 800 The l.F auhoI
ling the exi-u,ion also provides for the oi 1oss
TO defendant in the event Of judgment beng XIV IN ms
favor viz So whore case has been CONTESTED AZ
sro w. ao copfend.d ina, plaintiff % be pad by
the owner q the lots judgment for defendant
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NIAhRiEU.

BRADWAY-BARMORE.-At HsnnePn u Ja1e s - ~ Rev
l. Whitney Thomas H. Badwsy Of Penn 70 MS ANN ." O-'ie
l0rrfr.y II Sew loIk cry r.
Io1R 3 MORRisON-At ST. Bartholomew Charch, yqF T.
~ nv smuc Coeke joseph Cooke 10 Ms Ace ne d. hunter,
ofl, du.hcr John Morrison. formerly te5 aAri
NOBBTNS-t UAhBFRSAf the Parish Churcl o. ii-luet1n
hy Rev Vernon. james Nobts Esq, OF ile
sitter couifslp o onr DAYS End haf1e yoA-2 ol ~ "a
Crmis Fse OF the House. h.ubeTou The Osi Dom
In d. ss ear 20 lose ths far uar "a zen
,,, sir e sn ai hid pits him Ok in OF hilo for
b. iief OF vo a,f BE- had se ID on her ,1s zoe Of as
about &foV Year ''ll,ca laper
JtNfs-MILLEN-On Merdsy July II. by Rev Nj Clspln,
NJ Thon A. Mis- Aune Theresa Mullen o'ih o. Las
NINVYgrK july p l5ilhe notice OF the marriage OF H.
Roberts Of West Liberty Ono, to Mss Frances Reed Dayon'
Ohio siDcoTtc aud gotten up Tor ne purpose o. ID 1N s ss
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MO- L. Teen u I0aI. I0ITlN 1l.'
In ted REQUEST without change pucas Ia n mrkei
ourt srd Ttee moderate temsnd bat 4 pscs
the holders who demand - ?, q Dbl Tor
~ ck Weseru Peunsylyuis IS fresh Erolld
Potn arc sellers ioling later air- W EIro2
rs deusud for onsu-prro s. =
ard far brands a,corng lnay II avs tL't
foRS Nal bed lruT 20 1a - fellsy-
rrra bbi. - bbls Brandy - So. lh're
and saiiv tlnft1f sac
rrn1e peursvrrn's WHITE - ll SO blstes
m nv Desv 81 r. ard bu.he lai old Red
tushe mostly aioat TIE market hirs o. AFE A.
-.tss I'D d I'D. NJ 900 bushels southern
Y.o sfT0c af1at OARS 90 lrhes Dsiwlrf
tushe. o. GR0CFEf1s change PlOylsfOss
nt Mes p0EK sold 81 1hI4 months. slf
6f- u - ll11fhs WHISKY scare
rrf he 20 q &c ir b5is- s4'es Of hhis a. 1i.c
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(inGurlal.
CIEyELAYp. COLUMBUS and CINCINNATI

CLEVELAND COLUMBUS and CINCINNATI
~ RAILROAD CONPASY.--A seaislnssl D.viferd o. FIVE
PER CFNT from The net q ths Company for Il n0ut
e1 rv 81 iu.t lcces payable the lss day q Al
rs
Crr ar heretofore ordered payable on the day
registered he BOOKS q the Ee~-foSk Agency
ecsiye heir stAluentS e the ofr- Of
WISSLOW, LAStER L Co.
Trser Books wi Be eesd u. and after the ~ .ast
La Of Auzuit By orce Of the Director
Cleveland July IS. 1854 ?. HANDY. Treasurer
OFFICE FaEMEzs Loan TzusT CoNBASy
No. y ExcHAsGE-FLAcE, Sew-York July u 1855 !
nIyIDEND.-A dividend of three and one half DER
~ secAed upon the u the Terre Hsue and Richmond
Railroad Company vii be paid the socsbode this Office on
AID after the 18th Inst GEO. ?. FITCH. Secretary
FLoREsez kEYPoRT COMPANY }
kEYPoRT, July 9, ls53 :
nIYIDEND.-NOticeis hereby given that dividend
~ o. One Dollar sha being the prok
months ending JAY viii be the stockholders
lat ppxino The TRANSFER beoks vii Be eosed the lotiinx
THOMAS LLOYD, TrezsNa.
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- Ne ~ a7d re Riyoqd 2lst es.ss shoulder, re-.
Fs i plE i Ids Tobacco ais Ashes o bis
rs as Ns -s1 sdcs ard 81 pas leather bales WOO fl
sheep ard Lambs ~ PRS ner l Frzs - Furs sod
Hemp. - bxs. Cheese and ~ lE g. suniriss
s.-O bbs Flour. hds 1l4ers Bacon 100 do Hins
H. b Brsaav -. kegs Lqlr 55 s1s LelAr A8 alcs Wool
f-taes Huaao ko.e casks he's Il psgs fs and a s. g.
(irs b. fts oi pkgs Butter BetsTaV Gin
tales Hemp Hoses sud % >Intr1es
n. re S4h Boats 06f bis Flour as Wa d.
tfs fJ7 rsgs Provisions 3l aes W 49, Lad }4 bush
C.ts n - d, Wheat .9si2 DO Com.
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$1,000 OOOd1dTgJ1E1Ey NI AZ NH R aAHr Sais

OYFIcr OF WiSsLow LANER Col
No 81 Wallet June 49, 1855 \
THE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD COMPANY ohsf for as
ONE MILLION OF their SIX PER CENT BONDS with Coup0a
Interest Principal payable Ncwi0rk the former hafYey
Ii November md IT. NfY.
The, ere en- 100 PAYABLE the day May 1893
These express authority the cralsd
- spe Of ulo pat Of III @ltotoo Loan anored 20
the stOc h0ders the ruprss OF
dorl greatly Increased aud Increasing business
oi the Road makes tlis absolutely necessary
Miami eighty
The City Cincinnati md terminating Springfield Is nov IN
peie has cost uruirg gent sttous naten-
i0usss &c up 10 this date. s2,7os. 100 -
Cou the Columbus and Aens RcTosd
many eco which commands premium q
2 cent Aao DO, li botgs. Rood 10 ne amount OF slIa
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This large consumption VIII De Checked II TINS yen o
short crops bat it worthy OF remark th the hnSsn
duty is more than double the whole NAue Oh i'0'c'0
shipped from the United States,
TqaTon6on Money Market s. the lstest dates WAS am
NV spppIed Tie payment of the EHchequer Bills had
sorded supply up to the st OF July when the dividends
on national stocks were payable The Bank returns were
a fellows;
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B.Rg THrcxsS. Webster from Newfors t1F Ausa previous
Is eor,da Port Pays h had pot IN May = "iih ms ere"
or G,rpxsR Of whaling slip sylpl At Bermuda reports that
on ~ "a Ju~ IA A. 81 - fell II with ~recsed vessel Of about
hurFeu gOne-supposel q De Wl7ine
,. sptsa and took her about 81 bbs Of oil qaaay Or
c0rdsre a1d sugar ald ofsses
Ire coversd vih appearei 70 have 5esn DRIFT
.t.nt or Il which
Her covered with
low ef which quite new-had the spp-af-see "a modem
built /. vessel
1T irte Chere.on the e-h inst, repsr sails &c
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK
Icnrcd.

stsaushps-Pscfc Ne Liverpool Z. Collins CO; Western
Pet Hall. Baltimore. J. stacy
shr-Adran Hunter Quebec. Crosby Croker Co Republic,
(Fr.m Wsnse. Lo5dUn. Henclen a L ushafdt
Bas-Nor nd (Sv keyser, Csdz Hamilton Coz LH:erns,
Wiz ffsvsrs Pond man; Weather Gauge Clrr Blris
jim Weston D. Ammerard. Ods8l Adde'S, Linn Eng. Hen
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