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DROwSED.-Jamcs Burnes, an Irishlalorcr
was drowned at the canal dock, near the
Fsrnam House, on Sunday evening, about .
O'Clock. 1t was dark at the tlnc, and the
dock being out Iof repair, he fell hcadiorc-
most through an opening where planl. had
been removed, and although Mr. Skin
ner and others about the Farnam House sue
ceeded in getting him out from under the
dock in less than fifteen minutes from the
time he fell, it was found impossible, by the
most vigorous efforts, to rcsuscitate him..
We hope this distressing occurrence may
have at least the one good effect Of leading
either to the repair or entire demolition Of
the dock in question.
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MYSTERIOUS DIsArrEARAvcr.-.in advcr-
tisement appears in our columns this morn.
ing offering reward f7r any Information
in reference to Patrick Cody, whose mystc
rious disappearance last Sunday night has
excited considerable interest in our corninu.
nifty. lie was Waterman on the canal his
beat being between Maiscillcs and Morris.
He has sister residing in South Ottawa,
whom he was in the habit Of visiting on
Saturday evenings, remaining over Sunday,
and returning to his beat on Sunday night.
lie let the house about II o'clock last Sun
day night, and was last seen not over 900
rods from the ferry, which, however, he did
not cross. He had no money with him at
the time, although he has quit u little sum
in the Bank, We understand, and had some
in his trunk. 1t is feared he has met with
violence from some persons, who may have
suspected he had his money about him.
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TENPERANcE.-Mr Nin;on, formerly known
As the "Mohawk Dutchman," delivered two
lectures this week at the Court House on the
subject OF Temperance. We were out Of
town, and thus deprived Of the pleasure of
hearing him; but we learn that they were
in that gcntleman's best vein, and he has
few superior Gr. Y. hes . mamo;h pcti-
ton in favor Of tho Maine law, 10 which ne
is anxious togct The signatures ola majority
of the legal voters in Tie State, and Judging
from thcprogrcss already made, there seems
little doubt but he will succeed.
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"
Special meeting called on ,dc rcqaisllion of
AID. Fash aud Bristol.
Present--Ald Leuvcns Prentice, Fash, Mil
Ter, Cogswell, Macy, fanHirg, Bristol, las
kell, anu Walhcr--l0.
Absent--thc mayor
The council was collcdto order by the clcr,
and. on molten Of Ald RWaSeG AID CosSw eli
was called TO tn. chntr
The clerk Informed The council tia the mayor,
Wiliian Hickling, Esq, had let, the city to-day
with the expectation OF Being assent two or three
months. ''.'
Wherenpon, on motion &C Aid Walker, ,le
council proceeded to elect q PRECEDENT OF the
council 10 serve as mayer during the absence OF
Msyor Kicking. n1
AID. William Ccgswelj was then unanimously
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0tta(ut $gtt GyaOer.
The Li.erary A..ocint.1n.

This Association vii meet as usual ri
Fishers Hall next Iucsiay evening.
In cOnsequcncc Of ;ho election Of officers,
there will be no Gis, ussioa, bat ,he meeting
will be an interesting one, as herc viii tie
IN Essay by j. Ware, rc1lirp of the paper
by G. S. Stebbius, and v,...oa r,ports from,
the various officers.
The puhii: are respectfully invited to nj
tend
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For the Fall & Winter Trade!
ReddicsS & Kurlbut

l. L The hrseSi cheapest, and most desirable
STOCK or GOODS
Ever offered by them which have been bong h,
cheap, and viii be sold at the gerry ioresi prices.
Their buyer having been in market for the last six
weeks and as most goods have within that time
fallen from ten 10 fDenfy per cent, they feel conf
den, that they and toiH sell for less prices than
those who purchased eariierin the season
Their stock II dress sDJds is unusually large
and desirable comprising
silks and SaiiEs.-Plaid, striped brucadc,
chameleon, mud plain, ~ black and CO.
loTs.
Merinos.--Al shades and qualities, from five to
twelve shillm,s
plaids.--Menuo plalds raw silk, ThIb-t cash
mercs, and de lanes.
De Laincs. Plain and fguIci, some OF the
most desirable patterns, from Il to is.
Cl0ths.-FoT ladies clio axe and talma-, choice co.
Tors, with rich new ltyle Of trimmings
to match
Coburgs.- pammetln. npacca, cashmere, Peg.
sian, plain, and plaid, from 2s to ~.
long aud square, from 50 TO
$50 Bay state, and Scotch long
shawl, from S3to 5 10.
SCarfs.-h few very choice brGChe.
prints.-The largest m hTst assortment ever
before offered in this market, varying
in pricc from DO 20 l2.c.
Also, a large assortment OF carpets, ready-nade
clothing, iiaunels, wooden yarn, plush
caps, boots and Shines, crockery groce-
res, an1 great variety OF other goods
too numerous TO mention.
Al in wan, OF goods in their line, will do well
to "a aud see their stock before purchasing. oh
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.Estate Of james Uoaye, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given to ii persons concer-
~ ned, that the subscriber. execuirix OF the
last will and testament Of James Iloare, late Of
La Sale county, aud state OF Illinois, deceased,
intends TO present petition, and make application
10 the county court in and for the county aiore.
said, at the next term thereof, to be held NJ the
court house IN Ottawa, in said county, on The iirs,
Monday o I December, A. ID. 1854, Tor an order
Tor he sa!t to pay the debts Of said estate, oithe
following real estate, OF which said testator died
seized, to wit commencing one rod OF the Sc
corner OF block 90, in the town OF Manson,
thence along he margin OF said town ~ rods to
land owned by w, latoheer, thence along the
line Of said land 70 rods to stake, thence par.
allrl with said lne Il rods to a stake, thence
parallel with the " line l2rods TO the place Of
beginning ; at which Tine and place oil persons
interested arclequested to appear and show cause
why said r.nl estate should not be sold Tor the
purpose aforesaid. bI.,.
Octohe, % Ma IAN lIoARE. creGgirir. &c.
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IN, Gs m lAN lIoARE. erecuIrir. 80.
Ngteo5 JViiian O'C0nneN dec'd.

Emtecf William O'ConaeH, dec'd.
DUBhlC Notice ishereby given that the cub
! RGrhcr, Administrative of the cstnte OF Will
lam OCunncii, deceased, viii attenl the County
Coun Of La Sale County, and state Of Illinois,
at term .h.stotto be holdenat the Court House
IN Ottawa, III sah County, on the 81 Monday in
December next, when and where al persons av-
ing claims salnst snid estatenfe notified and re-
quested TO present the same 10 said Conr for ad-
Indication.
o23-GH' CAruARiSg OCoysrl,L .ud,n'x,
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Crockery and Stone Ware
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI r. R

Cd1CAGV AND MISSISSIPPI II. h.
AM LINE ROUTE TO BLOOMINGTON,
SPRINGFIELD, ALTONsST. LOUIS.
TWO THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
LeGrcs JOiist Arrircs at 81 Louie.
Day express. 10 A. A. VI. 1890 A. VI.
Lenrss Joiiu ArrireSat Chic0Go
Day Express, 1919 2. VI. l225A,M
Night express, s35 Am. 1925 A. NJ.
HNRAlNS run through 10 Alton ,nithc ut change
j u cars or bdggIgr, and connect with the
company's steamers Winchester and Reindeer,
through TO St Louis without landing.
CONVICTIONS
OMINGTON-Night train from Chca-
90 connects with Trains Of Illinois Central
Railroad, for Clinton and Waynesyie, and
with Stage Tor Peoria
AT SPRINGFlELD-Wh Trains of Greet
Western X K Tor Decnlui, jacksonville aud
Naples. and stage for PeteIsburgh and lla-
vann.
AT vlRDEN-With stage for Wayerly aud
Franklin.
AT CARLINvILLE--Wn stage for lIlsboro,
Salem, and Naudaia.
AT AL rON.-Day Train from Chicago connects
with evening line OF rocketsat Hannibal, Quin-
-cy aud keokGk (direct raa.c III 4! portions n
y. Missou'i) Night Train connects with stage
for Edwardsville, IeTseyve and Carroliton
AT ST. LDUlS-TTans connect with regular
lines Of steamers for all points on Missouri,
Mississippi Ohio, Tennessee and Ark ansas
Rivers.
0-y- Baggage checked through to St. Louis and
iowa y stations.
G-g~Through Tickets to St. Louis and to all
way stations can lie obtained a, the companvs
ticket offices on the line.
Septembsr23 X. =. MORGAN, jr., supt.
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4 FACT THAT SHOULD BE KNOWN.

WYE Grecian Faucheioucan drops should be-
Y kept IN every family ut this season ct the
year, for 1t they are used in season, they will
cure every case Of chi. and ieycr and OF dIarrhua
and cholera, and will save life doctors bills and
what is more han all, vast deal u suffering.
Ii needs no other Recommendation but the using
Of it Certificates aud recommendations in pam
phlcis and papers, are OF Little account IN compa
rison to the witness who Is your ncI1hhor and all
IN this vicinity have hundreds Of such Witnesses by
your side.
For sale wholesale and retail, nj the owes,
N. Y prices, by OF ID. WILMER, Oifana
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Walkers Drug Depot.
THE undersigned is now receiving his fall stock
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Dye.S'4'5, Fantasies, Paints,
Ola, putty, gnss, and glassware.
Tobacco aud snuff.
Pure wines and hrnnjies, for medicinal purposes,
Cap, letter, note and bill paper, and u large
variety Of envelopes,
A good assortment, Ul school aud miscellaneous
books.
All the pattnt medicines Ct the day--authori1ed
agent for Chiistics gayanc curatives, and
Jayne's pattrt medicines.
All drugs warranted pure and genuine,
Prescriptions carefully put up day or night.
lmnke mypurchases for cash, and am enabled
in want of anything in my line, will find ii to
their interest 10 calIal Walkers drug depot, south
side of the public sonnrp ola ", WALK.
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New Book and Stationery
ESTABLISHMENT.

IN ottdod, on AdW So, UYl0SHe no Bduh.
THE subscriber is now opening, al the above
L place, complete assortment OF school, mis-.
ceilaneOus, blank books, and stationery, which
he offers to the citizens OF Otiawa and vicinity nj
the lowest eastern prices. Having been gcd
in tie business for number of years al the east
wi,ha large Publishing house, he ilattora himself
that hiaincilites are snch thlthe can satisfy all
asrcgards qUHirgand PIicos. My assortment OF
stationery has been selected win prca, care, and
having been hoGghl for caSh, | am confident that
my prices cannot iali 10 suit. My location here
ispermaront, aud Shall confidently look for the
support Of the citizens, and having for my motto,
iop pIiccs qaicE safes, shall feel certain of
retaining your patronage.
5.- To teacher, and country dealers. hbernl
discount VIII be given o2l N w. RArnnrN.
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1dMinistr0tOj's N0ficl

IdMiHistrdt0r's Notice.
NOTICE ishcreby given to all persons conccr-
~ ned, that The subscriber. Administrator Of
the estate of James VI Low,her late OF La Sale
county, state Of Illinois, deceased, intends to
preacnto petition md make application to the
county court and Tor the county aforesaid at the
Ottawa, in said county on the fire, Monday of
December, A. d, 1851, Tor an ordcrior the sale of
the equitable interes, OF said dccedent in the swq
see. u. 4. 81 X, De of the I'd D. M. to pay the
debts OF said estate ntwhich time allpersons in
tcrest,d are requested 70 appear aud show cagse
why said hcres, should not be cold iotthc purpose
aforesaid FrANcis Murray, administrator &c.
ocIsS
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EsNGsH AND DANCING.
SAGE Or Y'l1nEe .AND!

NOTICE is hereby gwen that -i.l sell At the
y court house in Morris OH Wednesday, the
lilh day ofFebruary next, at public auction, the
io'owin. trac' Of land belonging 10 the estate OF
the late Salmon Holden, deceased, to wit: the
south Observation-Disclosures Of section 90, town
So range east of the 81 principal meridian,
containing l5i 09 acres.
The above is heavy timbered land, situated
near the town OF Morris, and will be sold in lots
o suit purchasers. T.f
The same will remain open for private sale pre-
vious to said date.
Terms Of Sale.--One- burth cash, bal. in one
Two, and three years, with interest annually IN
advance.
Fer further particulars, apply TO H. King, Otla-
wa. SUSAN lloLDgN,
Admir-. Of tic estate Of Salmon Holden, doc'd.
November lS-3m
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Furniture ! Furniture !

WVONE AZ SlnSSN
HAVING purchased the entire stock, stand,
i l. and coed will Of the furniture store hitherto
keptby Rugg & Watson, on La Sale street, in
Ottawa, are now selling every article, from the
cheapest and plainest to the finest and best in
the trade, such ns
Sofas, Lounges, Tctc Tctcs, Divans,
Ot'omoas, Bureaus, Beasieods, Tables,
Stands. Chairs, Looking. Glasses,
And every other article needed in the furnishing
and outfit of dwellings,.
Most OF theiriurni,ure is mnnu'a cturcd to order,
and warranted TO be good work and to give salts
faction.
Among their stock will be found the finest drcs-
sing and centre tables and stands, with marble
tops, nllmade in the latest eastern styles.
COTTAGE EURNITNINE!
Also, few sets Of beautiful cottage furniture
Of the newes, style. A new style Of mahogany
chairs, with casters, and all kinds OF paror turni.
ture, Of the latest and most fashionable make.
Their stock will be replenshed as fast as sold,
so thai they will never he out OF any important
article.
They engage TO sell s good an article, and in
no case to go above Chicago prices 90.
UNDERTAKING, in all It's branches, carried
on as usual. They have good hcarse, and Mr..
Moore will always be in readiness to attend to
calls In that line, either Mt the store, or ut his
dwelling, two doors south OF the store. nu96
lust received, 5000 A c A bags. for sale
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I OSI, somewhere in Ottawa; Nov. 18Th, a
] new calf skin wallet, containing hity-One
dollars in money all or nearly all Mlliedgevie,
exc ept 81 also q note for SIPS. ...
ANY person finding said wallet and leavngit At
the Free Trader office, will be Tibet ally reward
=. i Noypmber lS-3w
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Notice.

VDslcc.
A LII persons indebted by note or book accom-,
"a to X, Drake, eau settle with Thone 4
zimmerman, who are authorized by me to settle
and give receipts for al claims
hereby reummv thanks to allmy customers
for their patronage while in busircss, and recon.
mend them 10 the kind aud genilemnnly proprie.
,ors OF the old stand. oil X DRAAE.
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA MARKET.
OTTAWA, Nov. 20, 1854.
Flour, per Dbl, 800.
Wheat, Winter ,ooal,03
Spring, 80.
Corn, shelled, co lbs, Sec; ear 34a36c.
Oats, Zoe.
Butter, lGc pr ID. in trade, Is cash.
Eggs, Ice.
Potatoes, rs.
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PENNSYLVANIA ST0RE !
1854. rALL AND WRITER TRADE! 1858
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
cuxEnrcs.E ~ VIC 49,

e. M = - - - = -
RESPECTf UlLI inyIc the at'ruhon ol The
1 publ e 10 the igrgg assortment oigo 81 now az
the Pea usy lya0ia store, the odd stand Of WIN.
Rara-r, next door 70 the bank Of Ottawa. THE
store has the reputation OF having eXceilrH:
goods, (which - I y important part in the line OF
mrrchand'sel aud hope under my care. il VIII
moi be found wuning. ] wall name some Of the
priGcira, departments, n at! OF which will he
iuuaG 90 glo daa assortment as can be iound Ia
the city. There otr some dep G.imsnls ia which
irsirr - excel, aud will lrrye the public to
Judge att.rrAsmiGus them such us cahcurs, la.
dies shoes, musllus. gloves aud hosiery, liish
linens, salineIs, aann-ls, embroidered goods
sc. ~
The puliic nil oJserte that they can rely on
he Goods J,iag jUst ort0t ,ro r'preset
Hen 70 be,
Aud they will be- sold at reasonable prices. At
this store there wal b, found 4 complete as-ort-
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Ottawa Furniture Depot!

THE subscriber would respectfully say to hisold
/ customers, and citizens grU-gaiiy, Ina be has
still Ir'hrrcn!aruedh's warrroaurz, ariiacreascd
his stock with a greater variety OF articles He
hopes ST i'll to give hat satisfaction to his cusio-
meis, which siS years steadily increasing busi-
ness tironIing al. competition makes him feel he
has given, and taa, ,He depot is iso place to get
good articles, and ci.car ,co.
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Al1o. ~ varieties oil Brlr1i or lima roses, ~
varieties NOrsittr roses, wth tea rJs.s, hyorid
and Bourbon roses, moss roses, hardy iosrs elm
hers, &c. 10 all varieties ,suaily kept M eastern
nurseries. Also,
SsIRUBDERY,
Such us the nilan,hus indlgoshru'., double lowe-
ring almo4d, trumpet cr,eper, red Japan,
globe flower, large ra'ed eryonymus, European
ditto, white double a.thra, dube purple alhea,
, varieties Of honey suckles, larchcs, syringls,
poplars, acacns Willows, spircus, lilac5, noun.
tain ash snow bnil, dahlis &C.
a large quantity oil O,age Orange plants, 8
years old.
Also, large aud valuable collection Of Green
House and Perennial plants ., AZ low II price as
they can be Obtained ilom any garden IN the
Union.
! he clons Of the grated i,uittrcos were mostly
obtained from bearing trees Of the best rul, grow
ers Of the state ol New York, and PERSONS obtni-
ming trees from the OTTAWA NURSERY may
rely implicitly Oh Obtaining the quality OF IT, it
from the trees rs stated when sold.
Our budded fruit trees wer budded from trees
obtained OF the celebrated Nurse rirs Of Eiwan.
ger& Barry and from the Genesee County Muir
seTy Some of the standa I'd cherry and peach
trees Iuiied u.t year, and inBveiy instance were
the kind as recommended to a.. We ige great
confidence IN recommending euriruil TO be OF the
choicest varieties aud desire all who wish 10 pro-
cure choice lrnit TO give NJ CaA aud examine ne
healthy and thrifty young trecs ns oan be found in
any nursery. GEO. II. NORRIS, Srr,nor Of
October II. NORRIS & MugrHy
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Estdtoy Andrc,o Cdrothers, deeH
DuBLlC Notice is hereby given that the sub.
l scrlber, admir-. OF the estate oil Andrew Ca
rothers, deceased, will attend the county Court
OF La sale county, aud State OF Illinois, at
Ottawa, In said county, on the third Monday In
Dec. next, when aud where all persons having
claims against said estate are notified and re.
ques,cd TO present the ame to said Courttor dju
dieu hon, o96-6w JAArs DALRTMrLB, sdM'r
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MUIR SERYs
"tt't t'e9- n UiWNH, on We I'fH I.0u
ny $40. n. NORRIS,

SUCCESSOR " NORRIS & MURPHY.
T,lIEREnre now Tor sale at this nursery most
extensive assolinent oi iruit trees shrnbbery,
hardy roses, and green house and perennial
plants.
The assortment Embraces in part
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sIyEnr IItRniItrsf..

SHELF IItss.HTI-ttsE..
Our stock II large, and compn 90 almost ev~ry
a1cle belonging to the trade Mechanics. and
all VINO are t"S-- --- i..f ..-= ss...,...i Dol,
call upon IA, ~ we can furnish ven with all III.
materials Tor building HAT you lGav.waut
IIOUSE-kE EFING ARTICLES.
Tho,e who are about commencing lcrpiEg
house, can he furnished with cutlery of all
KIM 8
Ina and inh.c snnnns Rrass In md -a--L can.
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jersey City Intelligence.

TEE NE1Y HrpsoY COUNTY BANK BuIiDING-A substantial
new building win be erected by the first of October next
which will be ornament to the city. II will closely
resemble in Us external appearance, the ST. Nicholas
Bank in Wen street. The location of this building
viii he npon the west side Of Washington street half
way from Montgomery TO New York street Its size
viii be twenty five feet 'front.' seventy feet deep and
ory feet in height above the level OF the sidewalk
The front win he in the Italian style OF architecture,
with arched windows TO each Of the three stories finished
with tai holdings and heavy, rich cornice
the top Tho stone to be used for the front Is the light
brown taken from the Prince Albert quarry in Nova
Scotia The first story of the building will be for the
of the bank ith spacious banking in 'front.' and
the vault and directors in the The basement
will be finished for the occupation of an insurance COM
pany The two stories above the banking rooms will be
law and business Offices Messrs Clerk Bacot are the
architects The lot cost 30 600 and the building win
cost not far from s12, 900.
REpENrT1oS or PROPERTY SofD THE Cfry.-The time
having almost expired in which hnds sold in 1852 for
taxes and by direction of the city authorities
be redeemed, those who property there should
look after 1t without delay.
INSTALLATION MASONIC OfFrcERs.--On Wednesday
night last the officers of the newly established varick
Lodge of Free and Accepted York Masons OF Jersey City
Grand Master Stewart, and Deputy Grand Master, II.
Varck Before the ceremonies Of the installation took
place Deputy Grand Master varick, presented by j.
j. Burgess Master elect Of the new lodge with mas
ters apron It's material was rich purple velvet and II
beautifully embroidered with gold The following is
list of the officers installed. J. Burgess, w. NJ u.
Sinclair $. W; G. W. Dempsey, j W; J. Walsh, Sec
rotary; J. Molsen Treasurer; A. A. Rice, s. D.. f. Cap
ron, J. D.; A. Quackcnbos, J. T. Hegel, Stewards; A.
McNuen filler. There present to witness and par
ticipate in the ceremonies OF the installation Dr. little
members Of Mariners st. Johns and Derrick lodges New
York; of Eagle lodge, Hoboken St Johns and Newark
lodge, Newark; Cincinnati lodge, Morrstown Apollo
lodge, Troy and Mount Tabor lodge OF boston cola
wards This lodge is composed chiefly OF members
Hiram lodge and i he second ooe ia the city
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The yellow fever, black yom been very prevalent
cong tne west coast Of South America, particularly at
Caso ana Panama The captains crews have suffered
much BY at Caae and many were detained long
IN the bay having shipped Obliged to
them ashore again account OF sickness shin Others
The Lorena detained taus about eight nine days
many deaths occurring
Clipper ship Star Of the Union of Boston, 1867 TONS built
about since by Mr. Curtis OF Medford was sold to
Messrs Bartlett h Son. of New Bedford Wednesday
for SO 600 Capt Stall will command her, and she will
be continued in the frcghtng business.
Ship Anna Tiff Linscot, from Mobile before reported
missing arrived at Touon France, previous to 7th inst
after passage Of over ITO days.
LAUNcHEp-At Bath 9th inst beautiful ship Of 1850
tons called the Mary Robinson owned by Edw
Esq, New Bedford.
At place 18th inst ship Of 1865 toms called che
Edgar Stringer, was built by johnson Rideout
Esd and is owned by the builder Messrs Duncan h
Woodsde Chas CROKER Mitchell Low and Others to be
commanded by Capt Jas Wood
At Medford 18th inst by Mr. Jas Curtis clipper ship
Of 1000 tons called the Ocean Telegraph by Messrs
Reed Wade of Boston and to load for San In
Wilson'S line =
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,EDGART0WN, March 26-Arr schr Austin, Clifford,
Arr nth schrs Caroline Stone Boynton Wilmington NC,
for Boston; Florence, jameson NYork for Rockand
Arey do do; Palas Mcintyre Rockand for New
with lSss Of tibbeom) Warrior Wtham Rockland for
Arr 18th schr Irene Brown Boston for City Point Va
Sid 28th schr Niger.
Sid Goth, schrs Pailas Irene Warrior and Josephine
In port bark Francis Palmer brig Emily Dodge; sehrs
WIN Braine, Halleck, Tryal Joseph Farweli, Har-
bnser Esther Eliza Helen Mar Florence Rubicon
gop, Caroline Stone, and Austin. Wind NV.
PHILADELPHIA. March 80, PM-Arr ship Hope Good l.
win Parsons Liverpool bark Snragossa Turey NOrleans;
chr Cyrus Chamlerlain, Hallett Boston.
Davis, from New Oreans schr John Boil, Ranor, from
NYork.
Orleans; Charm Berry, Boston, steamer kennebec Copes
NYOrk.