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Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

Ion" the Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Sun. states that Frenchman,
named Charles Dubois de Tucket has lien
upon the Mexican territory ceded By the
treaty to the United States. mor,gaged to
him BY the Mexican Government. as a secu-
rity for the payment Of one million of dol
lars 1t is said that Louis Napoleon has
under consideration this claim, and may
proceed to enforce it against Mexico. The
Attorney y-General Of the United States will
Of course. have to examine this with all
other liens. Of which there may be several.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

Every three or four nights the Office of
the Louisville journal" i handsomely ser
enaded. A few nights ago We had sera-
made from several ladies who sang divinely.
This is pleasant change since the time,
not long past, when mobs stood in front Of our
office calculating the chances Of successful
attack Reader, be brave in the mainten-
ance of what you feel to be right, and.
however sorely you may for while be per-
secuted, your triumph will assuredly come
Louisville Journal.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

Herr Sarenser, Prussian. and the in
ventor Of a new type-setting machine. which
does the word of II men and boys has
been rewarded BY the king with the golden
medal Of merit. Three Of his machines
which distribute as well as set type. have
been ordered by the government. The In
ventor is compo-itor himself and has spent
over eighteen years in perfvcting bis discov-
cry.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

The Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr, in a
sermon delivered a few week, ago. On the
Nebraska bill. speaking Of the ballot box.
said, Put it at the gates of perdition. and
! would 90 through legiOns Of imps to depos-
it my vote in it"
On which the Wheeling Argus pithily
remarks, that every man has right TO vote
in his own precinct
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

CoMPLIMENTARY.-Pa Brownlow
gave notice. the other day in his paper, that
be should on the following Sabbath. preach
sermon on Human Depravity." and
should show it in two ways, first by the Bi-
be and second BY the people Of Knoxville.
the place where be lives.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

One watch set right will do to set many
by; but on the other hand. one that goes
wrong may be the means Of misleading
whole neighborhood; and the same may be
said Of the example We individuals set to
those around Us.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

There will be no less than FIVE Guberna-
torial candidates in Maine at the next State
election. There viii be wild Cat" a
Morrill, Squad" an "Old Hunker," a
Wing" and a Liquor Law" candidate.
The race for the chair will be an interesting
one.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

You rarely. if ever. see politician with
smooth hair. great scholar with fine hair.
an artist with red hair. fop with coarse
hair. . minister with long hair. or an editor
whose hair is carefully adjusted.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

The happiest period Of mans life is
when be has pretty little wife. one beauti.
full child. more ready cash than be well
knows wha, to do with. good conscience.
and is not even in debt fo- his newspaper
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

An editor somewhere in the west has be-
come so hollow from depending on the print
ing business alone for bread. that be propo-
ses to sell himself to some gentleman to be
used as stove-pipe.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

A new York editor, finding a cabbage
seed in a letter received from brother
quill. wants to know if bis correspondent
has the habit Of scratching his head while
writing.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

Young ladies' nowadays, when they are
preparing for . walk. ought not to keep
their lovers waiting 50 long as they used to
do. for now they have only to put their bon
nets half on.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

Il am going to the Postof6ce. Bob. shall
7 inq1ire for you ?"
well. yes. if you have mind to. but |
don't think you'll fpd me there"
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

Bare-faced falsehoods-6bs told by the
ladies in the present style Of bonnste.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

Smoky chimneys. leaky house. and .
seolding wife, are things not 70 b endured.
Washington telegraph., 1854-08-09

The easiest way to expand the chest is to
have good large heart in it.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-06-17


A. l.. STIMsoN, ESQ, Editor of the N.
York Express Messenger, has laid us under
great obligations since we commenced the
publication of the Citizen, which we don't
expect to be able to cancel very soon. We
received by the last steamer new title
head for the Citizen, together with t6o
electrotypes, executed in New York un-
der his superintendent. and forwarded
through Adams & Cos Express. In
addition to publishing most excellent
weekly paper, there is connected with his
establishment q gene al agency for the
purchase and shipment to California Of
rare literary works, articles ofjewelry, and
in fact any thing that it is difficult to
porcure here. Mr.. Stimsom has other
claims than that off veteran expressman.
He wields the pen with power and grace
fulness. of which our readers will shortly
have an opportunity of judging, If they
have not already perused the columns Of
the Express Messenger. Office at SO
Broadway, New York. Agents ID Cail
fornia, Laugton e. Bro. I,ownieville.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-06-17
No. ~.
The Russian Language.

TnE Russian tongue is almost insuf-
mount able to foreigner, and to master
it, sufficiently for literary purposes, would
be in itself for such person the labor
of a life. Excepting the Chinese. there
is. perhaps no language fraught with 80
many difficulties. In the first place the
Russian alphabet contains nine more let
tiers than the English, and is made up of
Greek, Roman, and Sclavonic characters.
In 1865 the first Russian book was print.
ed at Amsterdam, and it was about the
year l104 or l705 that Peter the Great
himself mlde man; alterations in the Sla-
venic letters, for the purpose of assimila-
ting them more nearly to the Latin ones;
and the first Russian journal was printed
with this type at ST. Petersburg in l7o5,
four years after the foundation of that
city, from font which had been cast for.
him by artists brought from Holland.
In the Old Sclavonic there are forty-six
ettersf bat the m l.rn Russian language
comprises only thirty five. In all matters
however of theological nature, the antique
form is even now retained, and this con-
sttutes the difference between the Clerk
ovnoi anl Grashdansloi, or the civil and
church alphabet. This in great meas
ure mist explain the difficulties which
forei saer would have to contend with, in
attempting to render himself master of
the Russian language but if it were
possible for him to do so perfectly, he
would discover al extraordinary copious-
ness, "a deIicacy and beauty of expression.
Tat woa.d indeed surprise him.-NortA
Amerscan.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-06-17

A NOBLE ScAvENGER. since the DAYS
when Epaminodas swept the streets of
ihebes, thee has probably not been SO
noble scavenger as is now daily to be
seen sweeping the streets of the Mexican
capital. We refer to Senior Mota, for
...erly Lieutenant-Colonel of the National
Guards. at Churubusco, who, having ex-
pressed his contempt for the Dictator
Santa Anna, was, by the order Of the
would be Emperor. arrested and ;mpris-
Odried among the vilest bandits and cut
thro.lts. with whom he is now chained and
compelled to sweep the streets of the city
of Mexico.-Norfa 4msricoa
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-06-17

EouEsrR1ANs.-Our streets are occa-
sionally enlivened BY the appearance Of
dark horsemen,' perhaps the same that
might have been seen coming out Of the
forest so often. But our highways are
i'll adapted for the display of horseman-
ship, unless it be in holding on with both
hands viii lie the steed picks his way gin.
gerly. Now and then an adventurous
knight may be seen careering along at
full speed, perfectly reckless of conse-
quences, Commissions. fractures. or surgeons
splints. It is then that the INDECENT indir
vidual, whose income is insufficient to I'd.
nit of the luxury, is constrained to say.
otter with real feeling, " if had . don.
key
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-06-17

WIN. s. SPEAR. HARLOW &. COSSITT
SPEAR & COSSTTC,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEL LoRs AT Law
Will attend to Profess onal business
in Minnesota, Chips, Smiths, Oregon
Creek, Craig's st. Louis, Port Wine.
Spanish Flat, Pine Grove, Chandlerville
and Gibsonvile.
OFFICE in Craycroft's Block, Downie-
vile.
III. b. Cossitt, DISTRICT At
TORNEY. may eff
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-06-17

PISTOL SHOOTING A man named Ua-
Wis, OF New Orleans, recently laid wa
ger Of one thousand eight hundred dollars,
that he would shoot an apple from the
mead of a friend at the distance of thirty.
SIX feet. The feat was performed at Ii
ger Island, and the bet won.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-06-17
LAnD & CURTIS,
W. NTEaS & HaPPERLY.

OIt1@ I9.F#--.@.
NHOLESALE and retail dealers in
w groceries, provis:o ns, lquors. segars.
hardware, boots aid sho,s. AID clothing
together with a general assortment
mining tools. Persols wishing to purchase
W II do well to call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere apr If
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-06-17

Very ESCoUR AGEINa.--'lh he editor of q
down East paper advises his correspond
ents to write briefly and to the point, and
il their articles are of the right stripe, he
will BE- pleased to look at them.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-06-17

SYSTEMS OF GOVERNMENT are
at present ei5hty-three empires. monar-
c les, republics, principalities, duchies,
and celebrates.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-06-17

CATCHING D4Aas.-In e following is
said to be the pan adopted by the
G!ypsies OF Waliacia to catch bears =
i'ncy ill u little barrel with hoaey and
oraaly, AL lay it in som. pace where the
animal resorts. Mr. Bluin not only in
dulges iii the sweet mixture himself, but
induces Mrs. Bruin, and the little Bruins
to do likewise. The upshot of the mat
ter is. the whole family gets drunk, dance
round for while and at last fall asleep,
and are taken BY their enemies.
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Mlisttll
ROBERT II. dYLCR,
Attorney-at-Law, Conveyancer,

AND ssfuH
TARY PUDLIC.
Office first floor of DIR. Chase's Law Build
ing, Craycroft street, Downieville.
a-By the law of 1853, Notar;es Public
are author zed to demand acceptance and
payment Of bills of exchange, and protest
the same for nol-acceptance OF nol pay
ment as the case may require; to demand
payment OF prom ssory notes, and protest
the same same for nol payment; to take
and certify Acknowledgements of deeds and
other colveyances; to take deposit. ons. to
administer oaths and affirmat ons, and to
take afidavits to be used before any court.
jul &c, or fic n of this State. marll tt
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-06-17

TIE man who didn't take the pePeTsy
still votes for Tippecanoe.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-06-17

GA man recently married, was 80
happy that his mother had to roll him on
the floor and pat him with single.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-06-17

a POwEKFUL NAFIox. In 1887 the
Emperorof Il lssia, in a pro clam ltion, en-
Guired of the Circ.lssians-s Are you
aware that ii the Heavens should fall Rus
sia could prop them up with her bayonets? ?
There are bat two Powers in existence
God in Heaven, and the Emperor on
earth. 9
GzS- The psrsimm III crop has failed in
North Carolina. II s 80
s1- The fellow who seized an opportu.
nifty ''gin eout," and had to let it rip.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-06-17

HAMbLlN u SDN, TIN aud siicet-.ros
IL workers, dealers in sheet-iron stoves.
and all kinds of tin and sheet-rea ware.
a general assortment of tin and sheet-'ro
KIP. constantly OIL had. Any art Gle OF
work IN our line of business made TO order
Win VIII neatness and despatch, if not on hand.
jon work done with care at the shortest
no. &C. Fart cular atte6t,o1 paid 10 the
making Of hylranl q p pes-aAll, work en-
trusted 10 our care warranted to be well
dole. Shop west side Lower Plaza.
mar 25-3ms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02
Smiths EnyigOrating Cordial

AtAN he lnI at the U1SHTNGTON HOHSE
v BAR. d7ily from o'clock, A. NJ, 'rii l. o'eock,
PM Its astonishing power in restoring to viz prons
action the various organs Of the human system which
hive been prostrated by GOVERNORS, On the effects o
the Climate can be atteslel by hundrrd, who daily
nsrg it, Supply incxmu,iible and non" genuine but
tlat preparrd by SMITH OF his inmitublr assistant
MORGAN.
NorA BfSr Just received rfS CASKS ofTArLoR's
CELEBRATED BRANDY, imported by w II. fayor
Esq Norfolk. VA.
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rI,ENEAEI.A# RATES AEl
MEDICINES.
..a cnr,,-paltinore Iock Hosnital

=
NNHHRb may br "i"a.i tlfih'-t l'tst t, ~ ~ -
" ness loss of Organic Power fah 10 U llnS pi'e>
,f AHlItys A"t1us oi IL Heal ihi' >'s. a'' Nh
l,fituana D.hity AMI ali tfp=a hafni affections arising
80. ssretion-. matter whether if'h leiaa 81 le
- If ardent spirits 70 any other eao5t
~ rointess numbers of generous and nollchmrtel Heus
~ s swept uumGy 9ufss thousands of Aouhs men ~
than1s r>tai tl'nts anl brilliant ihel, ""ha-n' on,
i-e entrnu'tl listening renaes with the h'hdefs e '
l.#4Isnec. ar led 10 rt,tacy thp living iyn.
flas sI rim amy of the t3tu"lns melancholy elects
should Immediately apply to
DIR. .JhIN>lpN
N4ness Back and Iimhs. Pains in tr lieal phness
of Muscular Power Palriaii1h" &" t lleal "
p.Rsa Nervous lrrnhlt} beranseleh' "l '' Dt1Sl '
ii i eperal Debility, symptoms a Con- suWpton e't, etc
MENTALLY fearful elats On the lnd are hu'h u ne
dreaIa: of Memory, Confusion oi lb'S p'lnill
Suts F9re1 nEs OF Evil, Aversion ol '"'S 'e ''
aye Of solitude rlitv,etr. some OF the r'S piu'' -
oFfIGr-Nu south Frederick stfeeNeN'n Iort nom nit
la - Last side up the steps B-e particular IN observing
t. AMI number. or YOU VIII M IA. - we i""
Cure Warranted or IL Cnalge hide'e
- p,v thousands cured is institution ani the very
r4arr Johnston psgeslnE oil others lesi}eS
III. .fanln as enan II eiararf and resI9s! my, a
tiat lie proper Physician te he
''51i.l
DIR JOHNSTON.
uFNpGR or TIE Roy Al. C1LLEGE or SURGEONS
Int. f,,, ,,a al tie. COLLEGES Of tie
tt l tho .rr,ter lnri of whose has spent
- H. atsls of Ionlan Paris Philadelphia. aud elsewhere
fstai sspp of the most as5ui-nug that
NJ, tr,,n.I with rim and head when
,,r,,,.,.s- gi,.. alarmed nt sud sounds. AMI
,'i ,r,Ineot 1lns attended. sometimes. with
'l',.,.,,, - ,,,,j ,y..,,t5lr.al. Immediately,
4.i''=.''' r7-,-, ro,,til,,lar YJo+ice
+-tA1 81 - =. = =, III r,.,..t T., tI,e
Parents AM ''"'.".u> ', - - ,,s ,,,I - ,las
MT II. =, ,b,r ro,,-p- the wu,tiUy# of the
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ANOTH HER NEW NOTE u p o N
WORCESTER'S PIANOS,

TENltE New York Commercial Advertiser Of he 9Th
March. 1854, nan atiieIc referring 10 10 tha 81.
peliariry oil imercah hppo hd ar Iorrign Isun-
n.ans, pay. rhelowius deserved aaj lu-t Tribute 10
NJ uaal,r'S PIANOS:
NJ ha,a seen rinas fsan England, France aud
Germany. made by tie mpst ceebrnro Manufacturers
in u-c countries aud davc heard lhcir eielted
by the Touch ot ,jlf performers. but must say TIM We
hlya 49, few viauos conilur,br With those tuauutlr.
turpdhy II Wulcc.rr In eiecancc OF form mud hni,7,
rlrhae-- ftonc durability Of tuHe.nnd all othor ames
iini rculer mus rl Instruments valuable Nj Worr
ter Idaaas nrc -nrpnssrd 1t Is highly crcdaiie o
oaf y ann manufacturers Tint even Europeans eoe#
strained - urhnowlrIg, their superiority"
A MORRIS.
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% Main st., Richmond, Jirginia,
HORCESTER'S Pianos.

aud would uYiro the aiteutioa II Professors Amateurs
aud the public tn an examination oi them
Ills assortment embrace, nauy and beautiful
,tyes Hnl by utmost every arrival is receiving addition
nj supplies. He offers the frrnt advantages in the
purchase OF Piano Fortes not only in superiority
u Instruments but also in the pricesat which he sells
Them oct 3.dls
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GAS, GAS!! GAS.., !,

DERSONS wishing ihrir houses fitted fpr brr,in
L Gas will find some strong inducements offered, by
nppyine To The subscriber. hive good wortmen and
surriio, stock of materials. A. G. DABNEY.
n. B.--Al orders Tor ftrinc up Tohacco Factories
received within sNf dnys, payment will not be required
beior the LIST of jun, 1879 10.
7-1ta o
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MORGAN.
Franklin. Brother ~ Co,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
4 Nh COMMISSION MERCHANTS, neXt door
a 10 Liberty Warehouse, MAIN street, Lynchhare,
VA, haye Just received mud oler ior sule hugo and
general stock OF Groceries, consisting Of every article
ia thnt line also general stock of Liquor., hardware
Staple Dry Goods, &c. e. They most respectfully
solrit cnl from their friend, and the public generally
Their stock of good nrn entirely ynew and fresh, and will
b. offered the trade the lowest price. for cash
/. ,i....I, filt ,ttlltI ttrD4Iu Iufp
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JAMES FRANK IN.
EDN ARD FRANkLIN,Jr.
John A. FRANKLIN.

FB,0 rasE PU.EfC.-Tue subscriber tukcs
! Tins method of informing his friends and the pub
H.. IN eoncral that he has madc arrangements con.
duri hi, Bnhine bus ne under the management of Mr.
JAMES SIMPSON long known of The best ha.
ers in Virgnis and thn he would be pleased furnish
his old friends with nnyhDg they mny want in his line
Families in Of Bread, Cakes Cnchcrs, SC, will
l, furnished at the shortest notice.
nov At. JNO B. SHANER
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MERCHANTS.
Something Superior.
RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND.
~ BBlS Stunn G. Soeut.
- - titound CHuiGcd * Crushed do
% hoxcs Loil Sugar,
10 hhs y. q Mousses.
Ia hhda. T. r. in.
100 bars Rio Coner
ID Laguirn ,n.,
10 prime old lava DO,
81 boxes Alnmanlinr and Sperm Candles,
Large lot nf Clover Orchurl. Gn.s md Timothy Seed.
GaH .oan a. we are selling eheap.
,fbotrs1 YOUNGER 4 SMITH
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" r&EMlrM PlANoS-Aa sort ss'.-iet '..-}ft Y
,ne..t au d,ad and rccc;N az. The public! j
~ respectfully requested 10 ali ahd rNan' them ut
tie - Ut rh. Golden Nectar. Ba,j Square
.a4f.gl-f- D r. LYMAN, Agcat
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IsfaE MEIsCarANVS HANE6 OF W..

IN LvncULurg, vi I re.f.Ne SpeccI Dtp,sitcs qy
s interest at tbo rate Of per cent On ell sums OF 10
~ upwards remanjns nafth~-ood per cent on
+. saai- remaining 6 muata- and upwards.
BY order Of the Bowl,
faa2}.r. DAVID r. EDLEY. frest.
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DISSOLUTION.

rE'Il eoncrtn ot Wilson y frnnkn /. hi. dny de
solved hy limitation. All persona having claims
uanns Ihn Con crn viii present them Joseph II vii
IN 1nr payment; those indebted the viii
rpbe poymcnt to Joseph II Nilsson, hc having rnr
,sa-ri James Fraukdn's iaiere-t in the concern.
los ~. WI son
JAMES FRANKLIN,
Sepfrrlhrr let 1851
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AND MN y Dkk FAIkE TT ms INV .fss7Rs
home line is composed of the following ves-el.. nnd
sails from New-Y York every three days Allowncd in
tl. civ of Richmond, VIZ:
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(FORMERIN TIL UNlON.(
Corner Main and 10Th Streets. Richmond, Va.
Has been tcGucd and newly furnished, and Is noN
leudy taI customers.
h arl per dav Cor nansicnts, I 20.
J. T.. NORRIS Proprietor
formcli Soprrutcndeut ol Congress Hail, fhiln,
mn ~ Il yr}.n
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RICHMOND.
PETERN. MARTIN y CO.,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
On the Basin: Garner of l2th and Cary Streets
NAV 3O-ts Richmond, Nn.
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IogRNEAMnN e,..rre.lcrs Mnnted

> -r4..aly good " .lha.ea ili employment with
g Subscribers. HALLETT NAE.
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ssN1NsjaSHG4" MASS GIQuoKioE.

b - cases; consignment. dlec,t per ship wi
an.a ,pm lewis dc lura E-g the ui,u ulsc1ursr ia
Spaa, for saleby DAVENPORT ALLEN \ CO.
nDl a9f.
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snn CASES CALatimrA Es,r.,c

Au9tNp of Liroiirt ia mn.
To the consumes OF Lieoree We Mil guarantee the
quality ot thi, be tine, superior 10 evr,
imported iothc county .,1ve shortly aud LOT salf
ADlE \ GRAY,
Feb,7-a&ri. Richmond Va
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M OW READY =Tlr fab Edition of "AIoNE,' hy
~ Marion llnrand. IN hendsnme II mo. vol;
price -. 4. MORkIS Richmond, Publisher.
WHAT HE CRITICS SAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
NNhalerN.

Cid at New Bedford, 18th ship Three Brothers, Brown
on Fioe,, Aug o. bark Sun of Mstt.Poiss:,) with :
whale alongside and so bbs sp oil also ship MensaF lot
New Bedford clean.
Ar MSan Fraucisco Aug g brig Boston, HEDGES from
cruise and lsst from Behring Sea kamscqAtka, cleo
Arr St. Helena June g. bark Noble, Neol, ssg mar
Dor 80 sp s5 VIII land sid July IL TO cre July U.s. bark
Nimrod Green do. IS sp, land cid 18th TO orunei) 10TH
Tropic Bid Davis ~ b s; Aug. Am, Hedges do. -
so lao VIII land sid. sth for Tristan d'Acunhsl
Last May the equator, bark Joshua Brasdon swau,
sd ffom New.LondOn 2sth ship Dromo Middleton, Pa
eifc Ocean.
Bedford dated Fsy. Aug - thar he had returned aHd
landed S. bbs oil ia addition to the previous report making
Ar g Fd.arovu 2sth ship splendid FIN Matt,p,sett,
where she has undergone repairs She to be cited for the
N. w. Coast.
letter from Capt Coon Of bark Matthew Luce Of New
Bedford dated Fsys Aug p stated that he had returned sud
lsrdd 50 sp addition the previous report making us p
in all - g.,
the Equaor by vessel arrived from the MsqussAs cores
pcpden the paper commenting the statement says
THE Charles Frederek, SIT Haskins belonging 10
John Avery Parker Esq. sailed from New Bedford August
Der ls5S with bbls sperm oil bound home since which
NOTHING hiss been heard from her Mr. Parker had pecul r
iry In marking bis casks OF oil marking the weight,
tsre weight that in u selling the voyage
there need be no trouble The casks picked by the Ssnt
aso ere thu. marked Indeed there little doubt that this
OF from the Charles Frederick though certainty. lt
possible that she rect island the gsehat
ali head. losaId eventually she broke up One point
which would lead in this Is the fact that OF
casks nearly through, Us by friction on tho
rocks"
SID nom London 25th ship Dromo, Mddletown saud
wich Islands