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WIGS! WIGS. WIGS y.
MEnHNRST A HEARD

ID ESPECTfULLY inform citizens and strangers
IL that they have always on hand large assort
ment of Wigs and Toupees and made to order al the
shortest notice.
Silver Medal has been awarded to them BY the
American Institute of New York. for the best speci
mcu Of Gents Wigs.
Wig wearers would do well to give them a trial
Copy the address. '.l IL. 6u
MEDHURST 4 HEARD, itt
National Hotel, 9Th st., Washingtoa, d. C,
and q Maiden Lane, New York.
dec l4-3mo
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ARE YOU SICK.


BEWARE OF LMIT,A TONS
Ask for "Hamptons Vegetable Tincture." Tht
many cures made by this pleasant and safe remea,
may induce counterfeting.
Medicine must have merit, and great merit too
to stand the test OF public opinion No art OF pupa
can gaivanlze worthless article, so to keep II
up as goos medicine ii it be not really 20.
A GOOD MEDICINE will live become popular
aud extend its aes year after year, in spite of on
position. The people readily find out its virtues
aad the fame Of them passes from mouth to mouth
with more rapidity than newspapers can spread it.
living witness testifying to the cure a medicine
has made for him is Of far more service than any
new. paper Advertising.
In proof OF what we say above, We refer you tc
HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCTURE, and its eff
fssts. .--. r....s ...s... 80 :.
The WIFE Of T. W. leahle, Grocer. rs Pearl street.
cured OF Rheumatism offs years standing; all other
remedies faie1. .-- = -
Wm N Oldham, Gate of the Custom house) dwell
ing i2o Pine ST., OF Dyspepsia, great debility perma-
nenty cured. III
W. A. Schaefsr, Esq, one of the Oldest Magis
trates and most highly able citizens cured
great weakness, and restored to robust health.
Jl1Tett P,swsmer, 1S3 +. Bal imore street suf
ered intensely for six years with hip disease and
mercurial rheumatism; curel after all other rene
dies failed -
as Geo. W. Goodrich, Capt. Thomas Canot, Robert
Gault, James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism
John Pervail. 8. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. Y.
E'krdge, U s. N, aud thousands others cured of
-.
chitis, st. Vitus Dance, &c. We refer YOU to your
own citizens. Call on them.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr. Henry C. Winn had cough for years; great
weakness, &c. had, in all or physicians tried all
their remedies, but was cured only by
HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE
DR. HAMPTON, the author of this great '.Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tncture is In his SOth year in good
health, that it will bs it not an article cot
up to impose on the public. -.sts
Call and get pamphlets gratis. with history of di.
eovery Of this wonderful Flood Purifier, and GER
tfcates of our citizens, Of Rheumatism Dy.pep-
sla- Scrofuls, Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
Nervousness, &c, &C. -
k1- Sold by MORTIMER MOWBRAY, 40 Bal
timore street, Baltimore; aud 3O4 Broadway, New
York; CHAS. STOTT co WIMER, j. b. MOORE,
D. B. CLARKE, CLARKE l. BOWLING, W. Ell
LOTT, and II. MCPHERSON, Washington also by
4 s. r. CISSELL, Georgetswn: and G. G. BERRY,
Alexandria, and by Druggists everywhere.
jan 12-tf
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FENCING SCHOOL.

Il 'uENALIER NIEDIIkLSkI. late Major in N
Hungarian army, instru~ts in all the branche
ofth- healthy and gallant accomplishment of Fenc
Tug, as taught in Europe and America, and now tn.
tashlonable aecumplishm-n Mt Of an American g~nue
msn-so conducive 70 health, graceful attitude, ano
d-trncive sequireneut. -rt--ff Hsg ! az
Terms six lessons $3-12 lessons IS in advsncs.
Dec l3-dom near cor. 18th and Pa. ave.
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DC 12-eOSmt
E. M. BOTELER, Practical Gas.Fit
ter and Plum ber,

Soufhpest corner of 9th and d streets,
rs prepared at all times to supply the public gene
i rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES, OF
the latest styles and patterns on the most reason
sble terms.
Churches, Hotals, or any public or private build
ings fitted up with GAS PIPES and FIXTURES at
the shortest notice., . h4i - stlL =.
Sole AGENT for Dr.. Kidder's PutcFt Gas Regulator,
which for economy ndSupsrier light, should Be pos
ssssed BY all consumers Of gas. sep 2-f
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DR.. Hoit's Compound Peach syrup.
't'ilS Compo now established in universal IA
vor by its ACKNOWLEDGED morit, for the cure OF
coughs coiis Group. hopping cough, and every dis
ease OF the throat and lungs, is without parallel.
Every fanily should supply themselves with
supply OF Or. Holts PEACH SYRUP, to BE- used as
preventive medicine.
Sold in Washington by C. stott, D. B. Clarke, W.
kliott, c. L. Davis j. H. Stone, Evans, Sylvester,
Dr. Butt, Gardner, and by the Druggists generally
In Baltimore, Georgetown, Alexandris, and Rich
mond.
Prize twenty-five cents per bottle.
oc l5-3m-
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VOL. iii.
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION
sotsfh 70 mouth testimony by some of the Ho,ts.
ands cured by Hamptor,'s Vegetable Tfacture.
PALPITArIoS OF THE HEART.
PORT ROYAL Ka I.,l.- 0eAl. log

-.'s PALPrTArIoy OF THE HEART
? PoR1 ROYAL, Va July 9th. 1852.
4Messrs. Mortimer Mowbray Gents-We have
again 70 send an order for more Of your truly won
aerfui "Hamptons Vegetable Tincture" Since IL
was hrst tried it has sold without an effort, and we
nave not seen the first person who has not been
greatly benefited by its use. gentleman of our
neignoorhood was induced to try the Tinctare for
Violent palpitaon of the heart He had suffered 90
much from it that he said he had prayed for death
He hsd taken but three doses when he assured MS
he would not tase five hundred dollars for the hem
IT he mad derived, and that he should never cease
10 remember US with gratitude for calling his atten
ton to so valuable medicine. Yours truly.
--s.. - GRAY 4 PENDLErON
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A CARD OF THANKS,

VsHE subscriber begs to return his grateful thanS
i to his friends and the public for the u preet
dentsd patronage bestowed upcr him during 70 L.
days and respectfully assures them trey VIII ever
ind st ii storu the same variety, novelty ahd st, s
Of nav goods, which has gained for sneh oeiehrlty
ins,n coatin uation Of their patronage.
Jsf. ELLIS,
Ps. avenue, bttween 9th and 10th sts.
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BRIT KNIGHT BALL
BY TBR
FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY
AT CARUSI'S SALOO

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. I6, 1854.
'lNHE FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY r-.t'rlly
i announce to their friends and the pr Ii, :,
ally that they will give their Sixth AM ual Bal at
Carusi's Saloon on MONDAY EVENING, JanuaTJ
l6 1854
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

esB New and second hand PIANOS, Of my
"Tnown and of several other factories are al
ways 10 be had at my Piano WarerooIn, on 1lth st.
between Pennsylvania avenue and street.
Old Pianos taken in exchange. SIR I'D
N0 &c. RE1cHENBACH.
oc 11eoSmt- SOD Ftti @
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

LIVER COMPLAINT.
DXSP1PSIA ID
J A N ID C e, -
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
4 DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
- A DISORDERED LIVER
~ OR STOMACH. =
Such as Constipation, inward Piles Fullness of Blood
to the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Digest for Food. Fullness or Weight In
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Futter.
ing at thu Pit Of the stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult breathing, F,uttering
at the Heart, Choking Suffocating Sensations
when in lying posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots
or Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in
the head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yelowness OF
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest.
Limbs, &c, Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in
the FISH, Constant Imagtnings of evil, and Great
Depression Of Spirits, - : =
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE LATHAM PRIZE POEMS.
CONTINUED. l9

THE LATHAM PRIZE POEMS.
CONTINUED. l9 a
lcorra1eur sEcuRED.1
sPIRIT-RAPPING POEMS.
.9ntonto. Now, by the gods,
Thou dost amaze me! -Ea
Miss Jane. III amaze the mere
a What no (stampins her foot)
From under ground, above, far, near,
Spirits! =;
4- Poets of the Past, appear.
See! dullard doubter's here.
,' Spirits. -. -
- . Ope the lap-milk kittens eyes.
Spirits, rise old Play.
-.E. .- BosT1NG, U. s.
10 The Onerabie the Judges Of the Lntans Poems ,
Genuemen: :-ImmejetIy on the publicashun of thu
Laiham prise Offhsr for frhe best Nashunal Poem,
we received comuncasbun from the Speeri
Wurid, distinctly expressed by ''TaPpiBs' Thi,
ths wurld about the year 1910. 1t enfOrmed us thai
meetin had just bin held in the Mysterus Land
wheh the scd X. M. was called to the cheer, and E.
a. ~ apinted Secktary. A resolushun was pre-.
sentcd by DR.. r. e. and carried non est, that each
member Of the meetn (all bavin bin American
toem, T" not for the prize, which were now useless
10 u.s. but to augment the glory of cur late and
10 be remembered country"
we reserved the poems, which we have the onei
10 lay beior your oners each in the undoutcd hand
rtin of its orther.
ihaf your oners may conccnt to their publcashun.
IN book form, with the rest, is the umble prair of
Your Oners,
Umble Sisters and Serven,s,
r# f TIE MISSES WOLF. f
promptly and on reasonable turns. Refer to X-Ceni-
tur 1. s.
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JUDGE II.

The Rhine Song of Germany, the Marseilles Hymn
Of France, and the Hnil Coiufabic of the United
States! There's giory-with three prongs. like a
lightning-rod.
better patriotic song than Hail Columbia was
never written-except the following, in which our
Judge is more than sublime.
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"What has happened, Charles!" asked
my wife of me, as entered. the sitting
room Of my house in W., for Z went
no further than this place; you look
more like q ghost than living man."
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Do YOU SUFFER WITH ANY PAIN! If you
d. you will find immediate relief by using DIR. J. s.
Ross PAIN CCRER. tt X me only preparation which
cures alInos. ins ansv sore Throat, Rheumatism,
from Colds Pains il the side, back limbs, Face
Ear o. rOothache Stoa ach or Bowels, Side or Back
Stiff Neck, Bruises, COrns and Chiiblajns. Where-
you have pain, use the Pain Curer, safe to all
ages. Price 12l 4, 25 and so cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
COMMANDMENT OF ODESSA
BY THE ALLIED FLEETS.
RUSSIAN SHIPS SUNK AND TAKEN.
REPORTED VICTORY OF OMER PASHA.
Dates. Liverpool and London. May 4.

The r. NJ steamship Europa arrived yesterday at
l2s O'Clock, bringing three days later news from
Europe.
Two hundred persons are supposed to have per-
ished in the recent collision in the channel, between
the Bremen bark Favorite for Baltimore. and the
American bark Hesper, from Charleston, S. G., for
Antwerp. We give further particulars of the casa-
atty under our Marine Affairs.
The bark Caroline, from Poole for Quebec. pat
back into Falmouth May 2, with I25 passengers taken
of the American ship Black Hawk, from Liverpool
for New.York, aud fallen in with April -, in lat
47o ~ ", Ion. $50 W., totally dismasted during
gale on the 18th. The Black Hawk had 500 passcn-
gers The Caroline took of i2s, (three of whom in
fns, subsequently ded) and she rem aimed BY until the
22d, receiving water and provisions. The American
ship Drigo and another, name unknown, rescued the
remainder of the passengers and crew. The bark
Good Intent, for Quebec, was likewise in company
I'VE gave full account of the loss Of the Black Hawk
in Thursdays TRIBUNE.l
The clipper-ship Red Jacket sailed frsm Liverpool
Thursday 4th inst, for Australia with every berth
engaged She did not carry out the Great Britain's
mails.
No news of the City of Glasgow
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vyssrls oy WAR AT HAVANA.

The L. S. steamship Crescent City II. Windle Com
mander left New-Orleans the nth and Havana on the
liih inst, arriving here Friday morning She brings
$50 passengers and of cotton tobacco petries
merchandise &c. On the l4th inst, when the Crescent
City entered the port of Havana, saute were being ex
changed with the English man-cwar brig spegie which
had just arrived there from Kingston, ia, winch place
she left on the I'd inst She reports having ef' there the
French squadron, composed of one gae two sioops-oi
war one brig one steamer and ransport-o sail for
Havana the next day I'D inst Said squadron was from
San Domingo A French steamer and figs,e were seen
from the Crescent City hours after she le Havana,
steering westward supposed to belong to the aforesaid
squadron.
Among the Crescent Ciys passengers were ex-Present
Cabalos of Mexico Count Miguel Cardenas, Capt Barry
and Capt Carpenter L. S. Army.
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ARTIST OF SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERs.-kwo men naInei
Michael keenan, arrested yesterday N me
at cf eg back which they supposed 70 mare
stolen Justice ioek.6 them for examination
james Dolan boy y years Of age, was arrested by
Ceer MeMsunus Of the sh WsEd suspicion Of Psins .ns
containing fo1f
tsces and eleven siin@s IN silver whch
loud his pcss lie locked b. Justice o'Oos'e "
examination
Forxn Dpowxyn.-Tbe body Of Robert Anderson,
mater Of which short time sns shs 20,
Yesterday Ia the Eat h'e'
81 Vssf Conner Oronnel inquest upon ,he 10y
the jury rendered. verdict Of sceident.l afo"hNs
q native Of Denmark, IS ysars Of age
-, n.ovrxxn The bodv of an unknown man
,hv 10 vesrs 81 found m the eos. ADD
held inquest apoE n -
a. viospce APPEARING it the Jsry 80,
dict Of death by irovnnes rhs asess !, ,bs xs,.r
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THE p,CKFT-sHIP MONTEZUMA.

.r.orps srxr Tn THE crrY-THE SHIP SILL AsHoRr
From Our Own Reporter 4.
Our reporter returned flGn the scene OF the "recA
the Montezuma Capt De Courcy, late last night Inc
vessel lies about three miles 10 the eas' Oh Ne" init o
the ou,er bar of Joness Beach opposite Freeport for
~ Ravnortowu L. |. She has fifteen feet water in her
hold borced and has heeled her starboar side
The fishermen on the beach think she has sunk aoou
FIVE fee, since yesterday though Mr. Denton the Agent
Of the Underwriters thinks otherwise.
Maurc, Smith OF Freeport saw her hrs' about o'clock
on Thursday morning and Immediately went down TO her
assistance with seven men, lie the Captain on the
beach who came ashore with only his pants and slippers
on; be wanted the men board her. but they would not
venture and Mr.. Smith then went seven miles to the
beach off Atan.cve and got the life boat and aPPa-
rains hut the CAPTAIN would let them IRE in OF
niur;ng the passengers. heavy was running and
thew could not use the life boat neither could the Captain
ge, back 70 his vessel til next day.
They never saw land after leaving Liverpool I'll they
struck on Long Island about clock on Wednesday
The Captain had not made an observation Tor seven
days he thought he the southern coast OIL Bara-
CAT about 20 miles gu. in hs reeonng. He sounded p
fathoms about hour before she went ashore mere
was 10 pilot on board.
The s.eamtur Achilles with two sehOoners in tow AZ
rived A. The scene Of the wreck about 10 Yesterday and
the steamer and one schooner lei again at 4. clock with
all the passengers and part Of their baggage One OF the
female passengers in her excitement dropped her purse
containing $40 in gold into the hold end VII p-obsy
lose il.
Mr. Denton intends if the weather permits 10 put two
,,. an b,ri in the morning and says ii he can sue
coed in getting the out o; her, she vii be 90, on
The ra,ks,-.hip Montezuma was built in New-fcrk IN
,s.a end thoroughly repaired Liverpool in 1873 she
wa. owned by Messrs c. II. Marshall & Co., No is
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,vxIIIp CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION.

srNATE. WAsHisGTos, Friday, May 10, 1854.
COOPER laid on the table, to have it printed, q
ute for the bill suspending the Collection Of Duties
fs1su peSuatng the time of holding the Circuit and
cous Of the Eastern District OF Louisiana, was
b " n anS Iowa reported bill establishing an i'd
y Land District in Florida, which was taken up and
I.ss0s Z, rDELL offered resolution directing the Com
~ Commerce 10 inquire into the proprety OF max
pee ~ tsbe acknowledgment to the captain and crew
pe ns Washington for the rescue Of the passen
eus crew Of the ship Winchester and also of making
g. rerusnent provision for recompensng those who
ns The lives of passengers and crews Of American
'ssNH HUNTER hoped the Indian Appropriation bill
vaSN be taken up
n PRATT objected
ne iii; for the relief of w. G. Ridgeley, one Of the
Inc En- so Cor tobacco destroyed by the British dur
g. Isst war was voted on and resulted IN Yeas, ~;
Nq orS NAYS were called, and the bill passed by
coopers substitute proposes that after its pas;
duty Of sl2 per tun shall be ievled on an imported
,sIrosd iron, the price OF WHICH, a' 'i'o p'"0' %
ne , DO th. when railroad iron shall at the place Of
command d oESss fol dollar according
an aggregate Of the orsns COS, ana gI Sui q
n the i,ou Of the place Of manufacture 10 Dc
Iyw stfsers that when the price of railroad iron az the
~ ~ msneisrtue shall fall below $40 per iu inc ""' " O'
basned ooNa m sor The appointment Of two appraisers VINO
HS the Rs ct Il" the
place Of noee 10 The Collector who shs levy ony
accordingly ,,,.orv on the Secretary Of the Treasury
Steh .Ss reor Of these appraisers in the papers 'oe primer
pei cities. -. - ,hs annraisers and fixes their
IKE hi extending the patent for the thresng machine
Of Hiram More and John Haxall was deoa'ea ul'i
0 clock and then postponed.
short executive session followed.
Adjourned until Monday.
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pAuRoAD CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, Friday, May -, Is9i
AGeneral Convention of the officers OF Railroad CON-
nor;os between New-York and Montgomery, Ala, was
bc,d here to-day Nineteen Railroad Companies from all
parts of the country were represented
resolution was unanimously adopted that the Companies
would not submit under any circumstance to
the terms Of compensation for carrying the mails indicated
by the PostOicc Department in the bill now before Con-
gress and providing for the appointment OF Commee
to memorialize Congress on the subject
The Convention adjourned sine die
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THE SMUGGLING ON THE CANADA-EplIo-
RIAL RETIREMENT.

BosTON, Friday, May TO- 1871.
Solomon Cohen, charged with smuggling watches ana
iewelry on the last passage of the steamship Canada was
examined to-day before Commissioner Lorlng and held IN
81 600 bail for trial.
John S Sleeper for twenty years Editor Of The B0sfo"
Erepag Journal closed his connection with thar paper
to-day on account of declining health
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THE NEW CLIPPER SHIP OCEAN TELEGRAPH


This is magnificent vessel of l62s tuns register de-
signed expressly for speed consequently her ends very
long and sharp and the form of her floor once buoy
ant and weathery. She is el2 feet long deck between
perpondcuars IL feet extreme breadth Of beam, aud Isl
feet depth Of hold including nine feet hight between decks
Her bow rakes boldly forward, and flares gracefully as
rises above the line OF the plankshear but preserves its
angular form the rail- beautiful female figure repre-
scented emerging from cloud while the lightning plays
around ornaments the bow, and is finely executed Her
sheer and the rounding Of her sides bold and beautiful
and every line and moldng harmonzes her entire length
The rum like the bow is long and clean and tapers like
tbat of n pilot boat from the luness of mdships Her
stern Is light and graceful and ornamented with glded
carved work in the center Of which il old Neptune with
embems hisempe. Outside she painted black above
the copper and inside white, relieved with blue water
ways.
All her accommodations the upper deck, and
consist of large house anidshps for the crew galley
&C. and aft she has spacious cabins built into half
poop deck The after one wainscotted with mahogany
and other fancy woods relieved with PAPER mache cor.
nces cilded lines and towering and is furnished in the
HIGHEST syle of marine art The forward cabin also
,esteuy fitted VI and furnished and the staerooms Of
both are spacious and well lighted and ventilated Pas
senpers will find her accommodations all that they would
desire.
Her frame of seasoned white oak and she is ceied and
pankcd with hard pine coppered anu coppcias'ceu' a
anbed in the frs, STYLE Of workmanship. Her ends
strongly secured with massive hooks AMI pointers OF oak
and all the hanging and lodging knees in the hold are OF
white oak In word ship Of her size more thorough
" built or better finished She has fine set OF spars as
ever lowered above ships deck having made fore and
monmast Her rigging is OF the best Russia hemp and is
remarkably well fitted she viii spread about loo yards
of canvas in single suit OF sails.
No expense has been spared make her the most per-
feet ship of her size ever built She was built by james
O. Curtis oi Mederd the builder OF the fine clipper SHOOT
ing Star avesscl which made the shortest passage on
ocord from China TO Boston and is owned by Messrs
Reed & Wade of the latter place
Can't Willis one of the best sailors in the country com
ards her When we consider the beauty OF her model
her strength the completeness of her OUTFIT anu the sk OF
her commander, who is intimately ACQUAINTED WIN 'ne
rade we have abundant TO believe that she VIII
proyc one of the swiftest vessels atoat
The O. T. is now loading at Pier No p Las' River n
John Ogdens clipper line for California
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SHIP COMMONWEALTH ASHORE.
Ro<T0y Friday Nav |,
FIRE N wIIIIAMsBuRGH.

Yesterday morning fire broke out in twO-story wood
building of MarsLal-si. and Graham-av, owned
by Mr.. Wood, which entirely destroyed II was oe-
cupied maehine-shop by German named Boulieher
whose oss in stock and tools amounts about s-Oo COW
cred BY insurance Los on the building about 800; in
sured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

The clipper-shp Teuca wifi be launched from the yard
of Messrs. Isaac C. Smith & Son, at Hoboken n. j. this
day at % o'clock p NJ. The Tcuca is finely proper
toned ship Of 500 tuns burden, combining carrying capa
city with qualities for sailing She is owned in this City,
and is designed for the South American trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

Bow alp valued at $4,000, and fuiyinsur'd IN the
Atlantic and other Offices
The s.esmug Achilles with passengers had not arrived
at ies clock last night
he sane complaints relative to the distance between
the various stafiontoues we're made at Span Bsach
They re ten miles apart on Long Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20
All these passengers in the most destitute condition
The Black Hawk is believed to have sunk

,cerpYsT TO The AMERICAN SHIP BREAK o DAY.
This re new ship which sailed from the Mersey on the
-th u as one Of Messrs Trims line ofpacke;s for Bos
ton under the command of Capt Moore. ian officer well
With los Of alt her topmasts forey ard and ibboom, in
heavy gale OF the 18th ult., in lat II ~ We regret
10 state that during the violence OF the gale, the captain
was washed overheard and drowned.