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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-27

SLAVE PLOT IN kENrUcKY.-Wel learn from the
Louisville Courier, that Henry county, ky, has
Gently been the scene of considerable excitement
arising from the discovery of plot of some slaves
to murder family because they thought one Of
their number had been sold, and make their escape
to Canada. The family which it was proposed to
murder was named Herndon One of the servants
suspecting that his master had taken another eff to
sell him, told his views to several Others and was
agreed to throw a stone in at the window aud kill
"a little boy.
The lady of the house, it was expected, would
be alarmed and run out, and then she was to be
murdered This done, the negroes were to divide
one party to flee at for Canada, and the others
remain until the return of their master, who was
to be killed, and the money which he wassupposed
to have received for the servant he had taken with
him. TO be appropriated to their use. This scheme
carried out so far as to throw the stone through
the window, but the boy at whom it was directed
escaped and the hearts OF the conspirators failed
The neighbors coming in and inquiring about the
stone which had been thrown, and the negroes
talked so as to draw suspicion upon themselves,
and being stopped, confessed the plot duplicating
large number of negroes aud one white man.
Several OF the slaves concerned have been sold +
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FIsEs.-Ellis 81 Peers were fined in three
cases. yesterday permitting their teams totr0l
10 the street. And George N. Majnard waa dned
for similar offence.
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OssrRucTios.-Kennedy q Russell we're
hned 81 and costs for leaving number of pcles N
the cart gutter Of Governor street.
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REMoVAL--SMITH q ROBERTS

~ have removed to the new store, No. p, Iron
Buildings Pearl street.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of their old
freGds and customers, respectfully solicit con-
OF the same and would invite the attention
Is COUNTRY MERCHANTS, SADDLERS. MA
GHlNISTS, COACH MAKERS, and HOUSE BULL
DERS. to their superior assortment of GOODS ana
TOOLS. adapted TO the wants of the trade
Ve are now receiving part, and will shortly have
IN store the whole of cur SPRING STOCK, embra-
cing many new and desirable Goods. CoachmakeIs
sTi find it TO their interest to call and examine
entire new stock of COACH HARDWARE ard
TRIMMINGS, to be opened the ensuing month.
- Oar re gular assortment of HARDWARE, CUT
LERY GUNS and SADDLERY, will be greatly
increased and ii will be constant aim to nest the
waits q: customers and friends both in goods and
prices SMITH 4 ROBERTS,,
Fa-im q Pearl street.
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DEATHS IN CALtFoRNIA.-In Marysville, on Fri
day morning, Dec l6 Mr, John II, Nagruder. OF
consumption. Deceased was formerly resident
of Montgomery County, Md, and was 2s years
and months oi age.
La San Francisco on the fnorning OF the 2sth of
Dec Hon. N. C. Reed, formerly Supreme Justice
of the State OF Ohio.
In Stockton, james II. Carson. of slaveras roun-
ty. formerly Of Front Royal. Warren county, Va,
aged about IS years
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CENTRAL RAILROAD SroCK.-We under
stand from good authority that twenty shares of
the Virginia Central Railroad Stock have been sold
this week, by ind ividual owners, at S55 per share
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IMPUDENT RoBBEEY.-On Monday evening last
the dwelling of Thomas Way, in New York. was
entered by two genteel looking Germans, who stole
from one of the upper rooms a quantity of silver
ware and jewelry, also a watch, known as the
George Washington watch" The rogues were
seen coming down stairs, by Mr.. Ways son, who
had lust entered the houseto supper and the rogues
in very polite manner took Mr.. Way by the hand,
hoped he was well, bowed, and wished him good
evening and left. Mr.. Way, from their appearance
and easy manner, supposed that they were acquain.
tances of his father. The watch bought by Ben
jamin Franklin during the Revolution, and was
highly priced a relic.
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CLERICAL HATrERs.-We copy the following
from the Washington Star:
MIR. John Gulick, first class $500 per annum.)
clerk in the SIKH Auditors Office, has been remoy-
ed. s...,..-..... -
James w. Anderson, of Maryland. appointed to a
rst class $500 per annnm,1 clerkship in the Sixth
Auditors Director exarnination)
B. o. West of Maryland, appointed to a secs
ond class Sl.203 per annnin,) cierkship in same
Bureau. Mr.. West has passed examinalion
Mr. George w Hamer. OF Ohio, (son o. the Gen.
eral Hamer, to 81 900 clerkship in the Third Au.
di.or's Office.
Mr. g. l.. Sites, of Indiana, has resigned his
81 500 clerkship in the office of the Sixth Auditor
of the Treasury.
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suPERIsTEsDRsT oE SouTHsrDE RaILRoAr.
Edwin G. Wall, of Winchester, has received the ap
pointment of Superintendent of the southside Rail
road.
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LEs LIsss e On Isss nAxs sesAas; !; less,s
sblein sdvanes. 8 ~ - - - -
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III GAINS In CHINA, CROCKERYAND
GLASS WARE -k. HICKSON No. 21S, Broad
street. being about remove TO Main street, Will,
for the next three weeks only sell Oft his present ex-
tsnsive and well selected stock at cost and charges
This he considers preferable to paying the expense
of removing and incurrng heavy loss BY breskaee
always the best"
Therefore, now Is the chance for the inhabitants
of Shockoe Hill and vicinity TO supply themselves
with China Crockery and Glass ware, and an end
less variety of other goods both useful and srnssn-
tai
a. N. B.-The Store and Dwelling for
E:i rent Apply as above. JaA
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GLASS BLowERs.-The citizens of Pc
tersburg are to be visited, in a few days, by the
Messrs. Woodroffe, who design giving the "Cocka-
interesting exhibitions of s'glassblowing." While
here, these gentlemen met with great eucour-
agement from the most intelligent portion of
the communiy-particutarly the ladies-all of
and ingenious manner of making ships, toys,
figures, rings and cups OF glass while the beau
tiul little glass engine, which stood upon table,
generating steam and working it off, all day long,
was a curiosity worthy OF examination by scien-
fife gentleman as well as machinists The Messrs.
Woodroffe, though modest. assuming gentlemen,
are thorough profcients in the art of glass work
ing, while their agreeable we'll as pretty sales
man, Mrs. Woodrofe, is no novice in dealing out
to those who desire to purchase her crys-
tai trinkets We have seen no exhibition for
long time that surpasses the one to which we have
Just alluded, in beauty and interest, and have no
doubt that the people of Petersburg will visit it en-
D1GSSe. ..-....
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The circulation of the Dxily Dispatch exceeds
that of ell the Daily papers Of Richmond
combined.
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.frElsaIT aa TlsHas aaaaxaa
LOCAL MATTERS.

LIBERTY CoNPAsY No. I've have of.
ten had occasion notice this corps composed as
1t is Of active, intelligent, and persevering young
gentleman, who e banded together in one com.
mon cause @ ps9ect the property of our citizens
from hre-and who continually hazard their limbs
and lives 10 serving public. who, thus far. have
never taken stepsto remunerate them in the SLIGHT
est manner, for all their tolls and privationa. Ex.
pecting soon to be placed in possession of new
and handsome Engine and feeling proper degree
of pride in the position they occupy as dremen. the
Liberty boys" have resolved to procure, ii possi
BILE. suitable "Hose Carriage to make their appa
ratus complete, and as the expenditure would be
too large to be drawn from their individual purses
they have determined to solicit the aid OF our citi
zens in completing their outfit.
Is there property holder in Jefferson Ward, or
even in the city, who will not aid them literally
We think not when the fact s considered that these
young gentlemen receive nothing for their services,
and desire assistance only SO far as will add eff.
cheney to their organization, and place them in
possession of means to successfully combat their
great enemy, when not only properly but le is in
danger Of destruction We therefore advise our
readers to subscribe literally wher the list is
handed to them, and trust that No. l may speedily
have all she wants to equip her for her responsible
and important duties.
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mo CONTRACTORS.-Sealed Pr,

ITO CONTRACTORS.-Sealed Propo-
i sails viii be received By the endsrssne@d Cd az tho
Eog,neers Office of the Fredericksbnrg and GoTdops-
x;I}e Railrosd. until WEDNESDAY,, February 18th,
for the GRADUATION and MASONRY of e miies
of said road embracing the first % sections est OF
Eredsricksburg Bidders may afso offer for the
whole line between Fredericksburg and Gsrd0ns-
Vile distance of IS or 48 miles
Specifications and profles OF the work can be seen
ar IN Engineer's office, Fredericksburg on aud 81
TER lie bruary 6th and any information relatns 20
can be obtained from the Engineers resident upon
the line.
be accompanied by letters of Recommendation.
By order of the Board.
GEO. MACLEOD, Chief Ensiueer.
FyeSerickshurz Ian II 1854 la 13--dt15Feb
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TO THE MERCHANTS OF

IF-GW1 to OE
II TEa Every merchant that has
Il lSETA9 a warehouse ought to have one of my | NJ
U5lll& PROVED HOSTING MACHlNEsif if he
ulli' DA has goods to hoist to the upper story,
he will save time and expense, say nothing of the
safety of his goods two three stories above his
head. The Machines have become in general use in
most of the Northern cities Two of these Machines
can be seen in this city, at Mr. E. II. SKINKER's
on Cary street; also at CRENsHAw BROS, on the
Canal Basin, n this cityt
Persons in want, can write to me, East Falls Aven-
us Baltimore Md. F. L. BATES.
have three sizes, to suit large small warehouses
and at less price than any other for the purpose
ia q-dIms
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nRY GOODS THAT MUST BE SOLD.

nRY GOODS THAT MUST BE SOLD.
IL Yard wlde Brocade Silks, $3.50 worth $50;
plain and fancy dress Silks, 75c black Silks sepe-
rior quality; embroidered and plain Laape Shawls.
splendid figured pure wool De LANES, 5oc., worth
75c all wool solid coors Mouslaine. 45s usual price,
62ic.; good quality fancy figured Do LANES . lo =,
% and SHE; yard wide Sheetins Cotton. ess ~
Sbeet:ngs; 6-4 Pillow Case Cottoni ~ superior 80
Blankets 1000 white and grey Negro Blankets Aef.
seys Linseys Shsep'rsrey. Faiied Ciofh, farsy
Cassimeres. Broad Cioths, vestipsS Wool Shirts and
Drawers. Marseiies Quilts and krnee1 - Brown
Half Hose SuspeDders ef ell kinds gents and isdss
Gloves Curtain Muslin1 Tprlsy Red, plain ana
figured, for curtains.
Also, 8 large stock of French kseele-worked E@.
btoideries, cambric ColIsrs and Sleeves " sef
Hdk,fs Inside Capes, Muslin and Cembric 9snes
aud Coilars Muslin Sleeves. In srest ysrie<ys ki.m
Raw silks, Bonnet and Neck Ribhons Nd sua siie
The ses sson beingias advanced, viii selloa To
balance Of my Ciott>And Merino Cioskssf ccsl
For the chespesf gopdA esll as :
a iaqs IS and IS MHsn strees.
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Es FOR RENT, by the day or week,
E:4 the large ROOM over my store, for the sale of
Paintings Books &c, at auction. The room is very
well suited, having shelves, gas fixtures, &c.
% ELIAS HALE. LOG Main ST.
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O. FOR RENT The office formerly
III occupied by Dr. Chas S. Mills, corner of Broad
and 10th street. For terms, &c, apply to
las TINSLEY L. BRYANT.
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o. FOR RENT-A new brick Stable
- with carriage house and loft attached, situated
between Broad and Grace sts. Good well of water
4 the yard. Apply to
is IL E. ID. kACHO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-27

O. FOR RENT-The small brick
- HOUSE, on 29th street, Church Hill at present
occupied by Mr.. Robert Currie. Possession given in
few days Apply to TOLER COOK,
6e Pearl street.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. CowARDIN.

Oh. DAILY DISPATCH IL served TO suhscrieer'
.t s1x AND A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK. payable &c
she Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, - year 10
advance.
rbe WEEKLY DIspArcH 10 Issued every Friday,
and mailed TO subscribers at 81 per annuu'
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O. FOR RENT-My residence at the
- ceruer of 3rd and Main street. | will rent it
furnished genteel family for four six months
sf desiIed. Ide 81 A NORRIS. :
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Arrived.

rs NJ steamship Marion Foser - hours frn. Char
TG:e InS PS sGos sassSd steamship Kyons
State from lhladepbia for saysnnsh st = NJ on APE
FbsStbs Tor Chsfeston and on MONDAY Cape Hattera,
Light bearing N, snszed steamship southsrnsr hence Tor
Us NJ. steamship Cahswb., shuid; Ne~ore,ns via
Havana with passengers 10 Livingston Croc1eron
the Bar Of Pa. Ia itreoutEari bound Oct ~ the bsrt
Ly1o BeH.s Havana d.charsins-a well Oct ~ a.. 80
IN Ion 70 a W. sisnsizeds Brem- brig showing white
signal with rs IN the center.
Ship Aurora Clipper OF salernJ Brown Manila July g.
Williams lad very sight trades and have been % the
nobwsrd Bermuda since the 9Th inst With Light northery
very thick toos plot the boat A westevelt on ne
morning o; he iih Aug IS o. Cs2s Lesa' Smashed si
% lat NJ ou q W, spoke eppership Water "iIcn - d.
sb,e Ess,,ra STATE Kburn Csso 90 days, and days from
Hen pton Roads to I W Riley vessel 20 Bret son
60 Aus . IT, % o. ION 20 axe S en,.r oet st 81
loD. s. ssd wreck DO ton up was scuted In two places
Bns Ciadsd Bolivar Gibbs ST. Thomas IS DAYS, hides to
der vessel ". II hsIbeek The G. b. brings nome Tue
Yof. put into ST. Thomas Ia distress and was condemned
Oct S lat e lon 50 10 spoke ship D-lent l days I'm Cs,o
Brt Lion (of DuIbury Gardiner Buenos Ayre. u days
IS 81 saw cipper..hp bound S, showing Noe g. 2s5
Br, Alexander Mssu to Fsrhaysn Porter Philadelphia
Bs Ges5isn OBJ LOeLhart Windsor 10 days plaster
master
schr James Bsrratt Cobb, Philadelphia for Boston.
schr ". D. Cutterield, Husey Richmond days aour to
master
sehr Camilla Shaw. Wilmington. Del, days, -four to
O.. -
schr KAet. Dyer. Ptadspha, coal for $500 Oct 10 on
Err Harbor schr In f4thoms water with fore
n rome apparently coal -oaded.
soop FTedereE Brown Gardiner from Providence, mdse to
sAILED-stf arnshps HAMS for Bremen Crescent City
Havana; shrs Guy Mannerng Liyerpooi D. b. Cutting Ant
wer.
wISD-Durng the day, w " w.
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Eoreixn PoEts.


Ar =. Lverrool Oct s. steamship Brandon, jenkins, New
iI sour,s.v. sbou, July 90 bark oriesa Heard. from
Melbourne Batavia put in 10 repair ssa damage nA'as
been .shore IN Torres Straits -. ', g
Al Rio Gr.rae Aug a. bark Trasmau, Liune ds, TO sail
81 Sor no J.psiTo Sept 2 bark Insum Water from
NswZesaDd lhsyins repaired for sasmi c.t ,.Aor,
At St Johns 7. r, 2ith ait brig Mlhsm CiNk' e,eae
for Arecibo days TO hnh ldg ior fh1sade!paa oar Al
s, J.so si,h ut brig 2 Fabsr, Jackson Phi,isi.
phia .ehr Z. 5 Penny. Davis; New lork. ,. NJ w.,
An At Trinidad ID inst, bark Virginia, rharow ~ YORK
A, Neuviis. it last bnt. Florence RAY for SeFYo5t
Tom supposed Person matter from Turks laandl "s' Sss
a the month Of the river bound up -, e., ,,.,.
SD soh t. brs. W Cushns Keut New iors; oh inst
Confidence Melville Boston, sth, Care Fear Uip'nek New
An at Nat.rra. lst inst brig Random, Lunsl Boston
Al Havana 9th inst ship Rislto Wilson tgt ~ $50 49,
olustsd for during the week Canals y oh
a. 81! Ind carrie. $50, hmeriesn Goodns from Portland
disE ioI Csdsnss 70 load uolSss. Tor Boston % W.
arr or Boston Idg complete Natsny. cbtd "a
81 box 500; Chion, Penne from Paias2nn
small .owsse ard IS hid or moa.s. deck capacity 100
hbes; Nunso tsp r ewoesns to ODD e9iton FOR Sses
SBr Holne. nom SswSsk, ar - for sssu, to ls,i
or New York at $s hhd' capacity SS o'xs'i nsse e
Sierra Moers DO lor Portland briss Chief smith for B
% B Michel r s@ a Fo; Sa az ar. R
York from do eth; Metask, ssolield fom Bath via
hatsnzas, 9th; Enterprise Miller from baso aH -
dsg.
AR of the Moro 9th lust stur. Falcon, Gray Apiuwai
Empire Civ wnde from NewYort for New Orleans sehr
WntemoyGh Morrow, New York
GoirR IN 9th inst bark Medos R0by from P0rtand sso,
bark show white signal with letter lsuppod the Lyra,
Benns from NewYorkD herm brig. showing red signsl
with white square star in centres and new fore and at
schr. painted blue. 1850 49,
sailed 2sth ult brig Geo = william. Kinsmin, Cnieua'i
SCth schr g. Montague Butler, New Orleans ot0 inst
brig DemGrns Blanchard Caimito 9th, bark Japonos fos
PhisdePhis, ehr Midas, SimPson, New oean'i SO
j. Peters, sm h, do; Aiela, Byer, Charieslooi D r
Brown Feenan, Wilmiminston. v {.
PierTie MID. 18th ult. brig Csnadienne tFr)
Plsssx. hence . - 80
AM st Mirsmieh 2sth ult, ship Ogden, New Yosti sth
inst sehr Mary Virgins, King sos'on; 5Ih o>k Solid, do
Cid "a bark Orpheus. Rowland, Peuarth Roads
Al Pietou 10Th inst bark w BsbSdge, Hatch, f9r Bo'-
ton DAYS, brss Larch Haskell for Nantucket do; Nancy
Blasted snson and MelaIzo Nickes for New YORK wig
Funeha (Br) for Boston, do; schs Usalogi Briggs toE
Bath 10 days; Sarah L. Hills, McKnnon Tor Newfork
days; and others. - .
Ar at St John b.. 10th inst. brig Anne. Davies, New
Yo,k; schr Tahmaoo Johnston, Newburypou llth, ship
Vanguard Norton. New FORK CID 10Th ship silstFa, An
tbony IAverpeo schrs Adj Albion Bent, Alexandria Pilot
Fish, Grace, Boston.
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Totsl..................l,l4l
A...... 49, Iesd 4 Z
AvsIsss peI head.......................s3 o5
4 foux Mau

The mAke ast week good consd the weather snd
the large supply offered The favorable change will cause
prices sdvsnte. limited supply hGLd makes the de-
msud brsk Mutton selling by toe Ia WASH
prton Market from ~ TO 81 ~; Lamb from TO II ets
Mr. MOrtiuore have SATURDAY few fan
blood South Down buck Lambs for sale at ChAnbern's
NEALs-s they come though IN lees Quantities There
time in the wher do this and of meat
Tie calves that with the hs better
than in mid Perhaps the all tast arrive
new 81 eat than tbs Kittens that arrive freely IN
spring Aerton received by harlem 80 but th receipts
by beats l6 shows still falling Of In numbers By
that route. The total rs Prices remain unchanged
neat good Calf viii bring 7c. pound.
MILK COWS-The falling of in the price II Beef Affects
the TTiee Of Cows When that IL high. fa,COw unless
nker finds her he butcher. good many
common Cows sell Ter s. ss 80 and SIS each bat r';
rate mixers will slusys sell much above Iii poor bus
BRING other Kind here peTicu ally Just TIE
number reported 80 Is sixth below the wees average
sWINE-The report of this description Of stock %
summed IL short sentence overtoc kedsses
dul-hOss pooI-pTie~s low very large number re-
ported hand the Upion Drove yards and sales Oho
FED hogs id4c this State fed diic Col Rad
cliff had large lot Of ertr, quality Of Ohio hogs dAJ Al
ertons which be sold the best Of them Sc hu, felt doubt
1 Of eettins sc for the balance This sale indicates
The tor rarket Mr. Dormsn Union Yard, they
have got than they sell this month.
last week and the railroads al b ling porn IN large
quantities
Drovers hsd better hold bach til eo7lsr weather.
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Disasters, Sc.

BARK GOLD HuNr.R CbAe from MatanEss Of and for New
York with Of go boxes got ashore 9Th ut
Memory Rock ard after remaining days got Of with the
assistance sch Atlantic Of Nassau aud arrived at Sa.u
eorsdersby damaged Salvage bad not been settled q last
BEfe CLEOPATRA. (of Eev-Yerk) NPrlsnd wrecked on
Currterlsrd Island good A vessel Of
register bull; Wsdoboro in 1876 and owned by Mr. Carver
ofttis City.
Tar VESSELS HEAD soARD with J. W Biodse.r on IL
ricked CD bg CAroni undoubtedly from bark j. w
Bodset which arrived At this port 18th ut from ssaL
ard from before
Low surnsn llth ut had struck &C Brsns polt and
ieskirg badly.
Be- sARK RoBERr ALExAsDEs Parker where from or
touud aiecl ALLEN IN with Sept IS lat ~ % lon 81
q fall Of and absndOred BY b. bark SyphAx Boston
18th from Ardrossan.
BEis FoREEsTEN (of Bath at New Bedford from Pieou
il gale he th inst Of Cape Sable lost galley and
casks Il deck.
scHK $ BELnES Galveston or vicinity from Noble },
said bsve dekEec upon reef late ze cap.zed snd
became = total io-, with al Der crew
TIE EDwARD of New York before reported AZ Nas
ssu = distress. has been condemned
E1TEAcI on LETTEE 70 ElwOod Walter Rs1 Seere,ary
OF ths Bead u Underwriters:
ELsNcRE, sept &-Ne regret 70 inform you that The
Ch.es Jane tof Bah Capt Oliver osned ~ Ne~sr.
Moore sens on hah Me during and fossy weather
yesterdsy cot ashore on dangerous called Bredguni
Cspn report her very esky. TIE cargo will have 70 d
ee>7td before the hp Be Of The Charles Jaa.
fron Stockholm. laden with ~ Ct tor Bostoap
IA RARE ERNST, Aaionnesa. from Havana bSund 70
Hsyre very bad weather and put Charles
seHs II z vNcESr. Westadorf ct Chulessou rs,h
nst rm Msrstee Fla Key West ln inst report. tn.t
sctr Alfalfa for Apalaehicoa that ,shore on n. P..f
en- Dry Roek bed ran Of her sved and brouxht into
Key West By the plot eeso fl9nes, Da and Cham pioa
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Hudson River Market Boats.

Reported expressly fer The Ne~YOrt DAILY rTitgns.
Capt Water Brett o. the bare lnaeTe1denes from Fhk
Lsudrs arrived wharf foot Of MuTnyt Oct l6 reports
the following .te es By the voyage, VIZ; Besve ME-
Coss veal Calves Hofses. 1913 PO-k 1000 .
dressed Poultry 2s5 Fowls 5'bss gsss IS tub. Bsftr
Is d Il bales Hay. loe b.ss Corn Meal bb E.rei.
bes DO TurrFs basets Apples 20 Peaches 10 DO Peas
y OUNCES II do Plans roll Leather boxes do = ea-s
Of Goods so Hoop Pslr 2 bash Chesinuts "a DO Hickory
Nsts 70 basteis Craps " PAdEs 81 Rabbits tuas 81
ls oGes Furniture. ssses Tobacco do wOosn Good'
leads sgndries.
Csrt Gso. B. BrnckeEhoE. OF the barge E1chs-rs from
rrkhkeeTsie arrived 81 wharf foot o. Mar-zys. Ibis dsy
Oct reports the following articles BY the trip viz; Veal
Csv,, 2e sheer ard L.nhs Hor-s Beeves, 10
DO Pos Fowls 10 Duck. bbs Ess Butter aEer
a,ipr Is $50 bses Hey to bash Corn do Oats IL eot
rye a. b.xs Com Meal 50 do Back.hea do Potatoes lie
bsskss Apples do. Pears DO Qniaees bbs Cider rou.
Ie.iher ~ boxes do Carriage COZ Chairs 4no Barrels and
Furniture LOO bsf Feed 40 DO Rye Fesd . bush Chest
rUfs 70 DO Hickory Nuts .
Capt Charles Hals,ssd Of the barge Mrisirk. from New
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